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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-22

Lampasas, Texas August 21.-rhe mum.
Der Of visitors In this city is stll large,
considering the advanced season OF the
year Houston and the coast country arc
largely represented and they all promise
10 return next year In larger numbers,
The city schools will open September )
with an enrolment Of over 800 and a fac
uity of eleven teachers. Six hundred dot
lars have been carried over from last year
after paying every indebtedness, ana a
school library win bc started with n por-
tion Of the meney carried over
Mir Worr and family have returned from
an extended visit to their old nome IN
Tennessee
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lpEl1 HORSE CRESCEUS.
y,aey Hanks Record Down al
y Ind annapolis.
~ prlcH THE TWO'MINUTt MARK
,,.,1.-ful Trotter Was Forced to
]" :, Against 5raoine Wind in
the Last Quarter.

...,rolIs. August 21.-Cresceus stepped
,..,ri mile here this afternoon over
w., fair grounds track. clipped one
y ~ second of the track record for
'',l'a made hy Nancy Hanks in 1892. His
i'0s. ousrters is as follows: :Sl19. 1:02&,
|la 2d4A' ,,., - 90 ,o.,,s. .
W. r,nd down the back stretch. which
W. ssect The mile, however, was
y Tasd and the timea decided surprise Prise
saaothss stuf 10 reach tue minute
10 he he Improvement is as great since
~ na.rston began last summer.
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WAITING ON MORGAN.

Mother Jones' Talks on Probable Set-
tlement Of Strike.
Indianapolis August n Mother Jones
well known throughout mining districts
was visitor TO the National headquarters
If the United Mine Workers today. She
said: The wives Of the miners win march
Ia Washington " The strike IS not settled
by next winter We viii shake them ~
down there. We VIII have popular con
session"
Mother Jones said she was under the or
ders 81 Secretary Wilson.
eve are waiting to see what Morgan IA
going 10 do" said Mr.. ' ilson.
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Texans in New York.
lSpeclal ID The Post

NNptVIHI 10 IHt TUHI'I
New York. August 81 The following
Texans are registered In New York:
Longvlew. Rob Rain, Grand.
Cleburne.- d. z. Waggoner and wife
Marlborough.
San Antonio.-Gus G.. Dreyfus, Herald
Square; j. Smith, Glrard
III Paso.-S. Ryler, AsEor; +, Il. Lord
and Miss A. Lord, Darlington
Carkesvllle.- s. sImms, Jr., and wife,
w, Weaver, Normandie.
La Porte.--C, S. Penheld, Albert
Honey Grove.-T. Williamson St Denis
Jefferson.-J, L. Goldberg, Broadway
Central
Waco.-Dr w f. Cole, Cosmopolitan.
Orange. X. Morgan, Imperial
Scgpin.-A Nolte, Imperial.
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Chicago, August u President John
Nltio Of The United Mine Workers Of
America. who came to Chicago Tuesday
light 10 meet the officials ~ the Illinois
Alinc Workers union left FOR wilkosbarre
tonight Nh Mitchell declared that he
knew nothing Of any steps TO bring the
strike to an end.
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b bs IL, Lady Knighthood LOG. Molly
H STiany "a Medal 40. Scottish Blue lOG.
Linden l06. A-'' i"SS -
me mile, 3-year-old mares and up selling
al Nlng Favorite 101 Nav j So Barouchn
WlsSendine Sc Rossicnol 100. Bessie Ne,
90. Lady Radnor %. W. '''''A
Clear and heavy
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Races at SARATOGA.

H' august 2l.-,ireen Norr,s, :.
\, y. s,OmOrero, showed his liking for
81 NM oy galloping home an easy
n, 'ae Huron handicap TODAY. three
Va sont OF Andy Williams som.
Inv ssnera! favorlte and led an
nat' pp Sa. after winning the mile sell.
st *, sss oid up aud bought by Alex
d, nm M, selling price. u 90" over
IA, Va, I su who rode Wyeth on Wed.
s.s,in, suspended for the balance or
PEI W. 'or incompetency. j tckev
TED tod,r" vas injured by a far last
Ine lis. King Pepper, As
NiV'o0n' Lady reasIe. Rockur
-sabrsrsoe furlongs, the Huron han.
l@ w andy Williams. Arsenal
M salf turlongs. nsrd,o,, ,o,,,
81, short Hose sk dInlqafap-7 I,ma
p1 s,as, H H.andicappcr. IN. .n,,o,
IA Time la a. me amazon
sOat E 5o,l fgrlongs, selling-Never.
nope Harrison. Tine ! 1os.
sas A , a.l. ENTRIES. '''
IN Rel S' iiGGrriongs, 2-year-old maid.
slgro liz ~ ~, Payne 112. Boston
q Hsm roan ll2. Belgario 10 I Rnsst
70 R5Seus 100. First chin 1tS
aniernnise slnald ii 1Oo Fo,ao,.., -
Y 7. Maid Ia marylGs no, Forward Yard
s,sI sa.ssl eighth, handlcop-rt,,o. ,oo
Bsrnee los, Baron p pdIns i io9'
s iims"i, 81 zoroaster los old
NJ !. Amsteraa vs. The Rival 90.
N Finder 'ssaedam-B elvino Ito Moor.
sasle las 20; Fonsoluca SIS, SPot nDpe
los. oSdisonmel o., The Regent
'oday 9s. Anak 1o0. e.
,nISSsidora LOO M ieilIng w6'.,n
n Ttumgni 81 log. Setauket Ia
= y. .Honolrlu Hans Wagner 1O6
ulu lo2. Nissendine %.
a.lry aI ", fqrlonrs. 2.yeor.o,a.
-@ Ns Nae neei lQ2. Virgin Soil liz
@snie Worth III, Sparkle rkS
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Chasing Man Who Stole a Horse

Anderson Texas. August 2l,- Yesterday
morning about 10 O'Clock Adolph Emshoff,
German farmer living about two miles
west OF Anderson. came TO town AMI re-
ported that man had gone into his pas
lure and stolen a gray horse anil Constibir
John andrews immediately started out In
upTsult
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Heavy DAMAGES Claimed

Wharton Texns, August n To-day a
suit was flied with the district c'crk where.
IN Kathclne Rogers brings suit for dam.
agos against tho Bav Prairie Irritation
company for sl7.73s plaintiff alleging that
the death Of her husband, Frank Rog r =.
Brooks and ". l.. Hall have been emplo "a
10 take charge Of tho case.
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DaH1 TcNas AuFusj - .e.ter was
received today from "prVate Joan Allen
uUan o'ne tint hr VII. speak ai Dlilis
the Texas State fair, S pttmher -
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FELL TWELVE HUNDRED FEET.
Awful Experience OF an Aeronaut, Who
Nav Recover

May Recover.
panvilie, H., August u At the Homer
FAIR this afternoon i2GO people saw the
aeronaut. l.. A. Snrtel Of Falrwel Mich.
fan 1900 feet. When he cut loose from his
balloon his parachute failed 10 open. His
feet were driven into the earth six inches
and there was compound fracture Of both
limbs.
He may recover.
Snrtel's wife was killed two months ago
ny fail from balloon near Cairo, nj.
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Tue ReADVILLE TRACK.
!, !. n.ln,sr Had a Walkover for the
"" Stake Event.

!, ), p.Imar Had a Walkover for the
"" Stake Event.
..,-,lls Mass, August 21.--The Massa-
~. stake for 2:12 class trotters, the
.l-.a prize of Grand Circuit week at the
.si,5lls track, proved to be a common.
,sar this afternoon through Major
.,s win In three straight heats. Be
:. No race the wlseacres were picking
4. Roman TO win purely on his splendid
u, n late, but the geldlng made mlser-
|, d, ,Sowlng. Major Delmar is owned by
/ or,e Van Dyke OF Boston. The Wheeling,
N N. mare, Lady rhisbee, took second
s,,y and the southern mare, Dulce Cor,
|aht
ne Massachusetts, stake had seventeen
|,.,er,. In the nrst hcut huth NJ had
| |, poe. but Major Delnar tUok it at the
|'niet. with Lady ThisDee at his uauk.
I, Roman broke and the heat was soon
|.risd IDe next two heats We're of about
Il, uue style except IN the second Dulcc
| !, MAI out Lady Tnisbee Tor second place.
| N, the stake was Won with little ex-
nsnelL 1000
II ynu was full OF breaks, making the
Irsrslers seesaw to the front in interest.
| I, ssblou until the bay colt Cnesco, from
IIssgau KY, after nnlshing fifth and
Ewtth IA the iirst two, won the next three
I.al, handiy
{..l trot, 5000 wanon, MARCEL, Anna
|B.a Best time 2;l2A.
| NJ Massachusetts 2;l2 trot, $1,000
|yiu Delmar, Lady Thisbe, Dulce Cor
|ei tine 2;0sl7
| ~ pacing, $l500-DGriel, Charley Matt,
b Bet Best time 2O6&.
| Fals Of 1900, trotting, $1,000. --Chesco,
ialu, Baroness Powell, Tom Pair fourth,
zrlk fifth, Kentucky Wilkes sixth. Best
~ 216Ss
| ~ rottDg 5000 Ion Boy, Mary
I, william Tell. Best time 2:12&
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Groves STACK Root Liver Pins.

Made from I'm active principle obtainra
from Black Root They set or the iives
equal 10 cnlomei and leave no bad after
effects No gripping. no sick stomach. WIN
cure chronic constipation. Price Is cents
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GREENYILLE. S. C.-The hcaviest
storm IA years passed over Grecnyile Wed
nesday evening" damaging much property,
but no loss OF life has been reported.
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Defo.t ..,....,.. 81 SO So 800
Baltimore. August 21-By all round good
work the home team pulled out and won
/ what seemed to have been n lost game.
Score r T.
( Baltimore ..........O 12 ol2 ~ & u >
! Detroit .........,.. O4O 100 600 = 5 &
hatoll and Robinson; Mulin, Sievers and
Buelow.
Boston, August 21.-Joss went to pieces
in the eighth inning after having pitched
superb ball Dineen never let up.
Boston ............. coo GOO Ok
| cleveland ....,..... GOO 0l0 0OO- =
Dincen and Warner; Joss and Bemis
Philadelphia August 2l.-The home team
punched hits on Harper in tho sixth and
seventh innings.
Score n u y
s.. Louis ........... 900 oo1 100 5 )
Philadelphia ........ coo COS 43X-12 IS L
Harper and Knhoe; Plank, Powers and
Schreck
Washington, August 21-Delehanty's bat
ting practically won today's game from
Washington.
Score n II u
Washington ,......,120 02O 1Ox-- 6 10
Chicago ........,.. 600 90 Til IL
Orth and Drill Callahan and Mcfarland.
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EnnIishnnen the VIotnrs

Newport. August 2l.--ln the tennis tourna-
uent today h, f. and II. L. Dohorty. the
English PLAYERS won the American cham
ponship. defeating II Ward and D. f.
Dawson in straight sets
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Baseball Saturday.

The Bankers and Kirby Lumber company
teams will again try conclusions at League
hirhys have secured the game should be
most interesting. The Kirbys are deter
mined TO avenge their defeat by the Bank.
ers two weeks ago, while the Bankers are
tory. Lockman for the Kirhys ana Cox for
the Bankers will do the twirling Each
has good record and both want another
victory added to their already ong list.
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company resumed operations todly with
about eighty mon Tn, Nnshor, ~ the
,Nayug Coal company also resumed. Tia
city now In operation
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The Hawthorne Track.

nkago, August 2l--The midsummer
pits, The feature at Hawthorne today,
Fu Won by Philo with length to spare
ts furious drive. Gold Bell aud Poor
VI the former being the favorite. were
Fu serious contenders Five of the ten
trei met With u mlshap In the jumping
1r md Jockey Kelly, who rode Iceni,
Z. aried OF the field apparently scri-
EI injured. BARLEY, who rode Stamp,
afered from broken collarbone. and
Asnl on Ada was severely cut about
bead. Lucien Appleby was the only
,rlg favorite.
EaAss cloudy and threatening; track
Y irilonss-Montanlc, Ailyar, Levlathan.
" tuflongs-Kite Star Blue Miracle.
" Hines Time l;01Is.
MY esuras, steeplechase-Captain Con
Iafeon WenlccB. lime 2:jTA
ierlongi, Midsummer stakes-Philo.
Aa re Carline Time 1:17R,
~ ana furlong-Harry New. Artena.
TM Time 1:5TH. 90
" md three furlongs-Lucien Appleby.
A1s fiylng Torpedo. Time 2:16l4.
HAWTHORNE ENTRIES.
" luIlongs, 2.year.old maidens-Lsdv
s' ,aI liS, Belle Malone Jos. The Fisher
~ Mola los, Floral Wreath lUs.
W Whlten lUs, Aylmer Bruce los
NJ ,ol slti llO, Leash lO7. Manlahka lus.
H ~ yer Land and Sea los, Glenrlcc
,e--l,rSssregor ll5, Royal Penny 10.
IlG 49, Noi''ns boer 100
", n y, a half furlongs-Au Revoil I'D.
= s, ~. Lady Jocelyn III. Santon no.
n naaIon l0j, Marco 1O2 Mindora
IN ioVs ~. Gregor *. ~. prcdigaI
ii ~ "a Antagonist lo2. Snare lo2.
a ~ Wehty yards, handicap-Little
Mainamolnen 10, Jane Holly
~ ~ c LsSean rs, Corrlgan IL, Bon
- esloan " John a. Clarke w
p .,aaulaire lO7 Danish lo4, Headwater
I IN Dixon 1Ol, Thurles iO4 Con.
~ lOnsiellator 1OI, Charley Moore
II 'TI,I Sg selling Urchin 1ls. Alline
nssS rag Tag 100. Preetorus lU2,
rIa ~; Aules 1O2 Evening Star
n. In ~ ~ Hayden los. Emathi6n To- lUa.
Su. y. Lou Woods 1O2, lrma's Choice
90 aud heavy
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rangements, contracts for building Sham.
rock III will be signed next week The
contracts will provide for an early launch
OF the next challenger for the Amer ca 5
cup.
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sosthern League.

Brmlngham, Ala, August 2l-Frank
Smith had Nashville at his mercy through
out today's game and the champions were
unable TO reach third base Birmingham
played beautiful dellhg game and hit
the ball hard when hits were needed.
feature OF the game was Frank Smiths long
drive to left field fence for two la q.
DIESEL led the batting with a two-base hit
and a three bagGer out at three times up.
Score r ii Z
birmingham .. coo ell elk ! /
Nashville ........., 900 ono 90 . /
f. Smith and Brown Sanders and Fisher.
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New Cup Challenger.

London. August u The Associated Press
learns that, according to the pr "~nt ar
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ReevIIle stiIl Winninn.

Beeyile, Texas, August 2l.-in fourth
game of ball BeeyiHe defeated san An.
tonic here today by score nf II 10 ..
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Chattanooga, Tenn, August n -Caatta

Chattanooga, Tenn, August 2l.-Caatta.
nooga played championship hal today and
won easily STREET succeeded Wilson IL the
fifth inning and pitched good bali, but two
hits being made IN his delivery. Sensa'
tional fielding. Brcnnan's pitching anl NIL.
lcr's hard hitting were features. >, d,
Score II n
Chattnnooea 400 800 OK 40 o
Atlanta 600 OO1 co.. 4
Brennan and Roth; stieit. Wilson ana
Huriburt
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Big Jump IN Coal
Omaha. Ncb., August u -Tho price Of
anthracite coal today jumped to Si1 ton.
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Mine Resumed Onerations.

Scranton, Pa. August 81 The Won
storch mine of the Delaware and Hudson
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The Texas League
FOR THE coYLE CUP.

At Dallas Dallas 5. Fort Worth ..
At CorsiI aua-Corsi,ana 8, PARIS o..
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rIttsburg. AUGUST Ait was an even spl

Cincinnati, August 21.-l nieman's Wild
ness accounts for the defeat of the locals
todnV
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The outside securities market was steady. and
tributed Few features of interest were presented.
Northern Securities perhaps the most active
OF any individual issue. The sales amounted TO in
the neighborhood 1900 shares After advancing
fractionally in the early dealings with sales up
to l07ss. the market gradually shaded off until
practically the whole gain lost. and the clos
ing sales were made around 1071s. Oregon Short
Line bonds displayed considerable weakness In
the first half of the session they were traded in
as high as 95&s but subsequently lost over point.
A few thousand shares OF Manhattan Transit
changed hands downward scale OF 6ss. Amer
lean Can issues were quiet. but firm. One hun
dred shares of the preferred sold at So a couple
of hundred American Hide and Leather common
sold at Si249 Writing Paper issues were quiet and
barely steady. Camden and Trenton sold at 4lsa4
TO the of about 100 shares. New-EngIand
Consolidated Ice was heavy, the sales amounting
to about 100 shares from 32Is down to siTs An
odd lot OF Standard Oil sold at So United States
Steel 5s sold TO the extent of $4,000 at g7ss Sea
board Air Line issues firm. with sales of the
common around ISIS. and Of the preferred at 4sl4
San Francisco subs traded in moderately
at 1UisQ101A The copper stocks were generally
quiet Tennessee fractionaly lower selling
at l624. Greene, 277sa2s. Fifty shares of White
Knob sold at 1914. Montreal and Boston was the
most active OF this group. with a couple of thou
sand shares traded in from 2AG21a.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
COLORADO FUEL AND IRON DROPS.

Colorado Fuel and ron opened yesterday at 81
and in few minutes dropped to 9212, more than
eight points below Wednesdays closing price.
The books of the company closed yesterday after
noon, preparatory the holding of the annual
meeting August 20. when it will be determined
whether the Gates the Osgood party is to con-
troll the corporation during the next year. From
921a the stock rallied 9f%s by IL O'Clock closing
at a. six and three-fourths points lower than on
the preceding day. The Gates interests explained
the break and the recovery in this way
The break of eight points in Colorado Fuel and
Iron stock and its subsequent recovery of two
good interests made attempt TO demoralize the
market and shake out the weak holdings. John
w Gates met this by taking all stock that
was offered, in response to which the price was
advanced two points.
The Osgood party. however. declared that it had
been the Gates interests who had sold the stock
and that they themselves had to its support
The Colorado Fuel and Iron Company yesterday
applied to the Stock Exchange for the listing of
g 10000 additional of the convertible debentures
a which raised the question whether these
amount of stock be voted by the present
management Che Osgood party) at the annual
election. The legal representatives of the COM
pany at Denver hold the view that they are con-
vertible at while the counsel for the other
side firmly convinced that they
convertible In view Of the opposing opinions. the
Stock Exchange officials unwilling yesterday
TO pass upon the merits of the case.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. AUGUST |. 1902

clearer. All the doubt and scepticsm would seem IN
have broken down at once for the ing "a
the week under review have approached d mo-, -,
1t is worthy of note that the furnaces arr @ noe
seeking this business. and. on the other naiu -
trying to avoid it. for they reallze tndt s
customers taking heavy contracts ruilhIAS Ia
into the future and must cover for raw materials
The business therefore. has been e noonen s2I ~
basis of sl7 to SIS at ALBANIA furnaces, -
22 at Pennsylvania Ohio. Illinois and New ~ 4otn n
furnaces. and s9 $40 Virginia furnaces. II y
in the last ten days for delivery January 10 Julef
1903. will aggregate 100000 tons This. on Top ot
100000 to 100000 previously placed makes the
total of foundry iron already booked somewhere ,
between 10000 and 10000 tons. Assuming the OUT
put of this class of pig iron to be 4ovJ.00 tons
year, 1t would appear that about one-th1rd or the
first half is already under contract. Several OF te
largest consumers announce themselves as com
pletey booked to May l. IF the buying fever keeps
up. the business in pig iron for the urst half or
1903 will practically be done four months before the
nj begins
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London July 3l-The weekly return Of the Bank
of England shows the following changes: Total
reserve decreased f772.0J0. circulation increased
fHTGo0 bullion decreased 1854 S34. other securities
increased f2 $1,000 other deposits increased t3uJ3
Oc0 public deposits decreased $4,000 and notes
serve decreased f7G2, ,OD0 government securities
changed. The proportion of the Bank of Engand's
reserve liability is 47.a2 per cent Last week II
51.50 per cent. The rate of discount is un-
changed per cent
Paris, July 3l.--The weekly return of the Bank of
France shows the following changes: Notes in
circulation increased 20175000 francs, treasury
counts increased $685.. .0J0 francs gold in
hand increased 2,4c0 600 francs. bills discounted in
creased 1S5.475 600 francs, and silver in hand in
crea sed 325 600 francs.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
Bankers posted rates were:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-New-Or Orleans - Com
n1ercial. 81 discount; bank. par San Francisco
Sight TIC: telegraph 1Oc Boston-Par Charles
ton-Buying. par selling. lsc premium. Chicago
15c premium Cincinnati-Between banks. soc dis
count: over the counter. SOC premium. Savannah
Buying, 75c discount per $l,"o, selling, 'oc pre-
MUM.
BANK CLEARINGS. New -York-Exchanges.
$3.50 $50 ss7: balances SaI660f5 goExchanges,
sa4 O96I15 balances S304.714 Philadelphia-Ex-
changes Si3 496 c65; balances. s. 469 i$3 Baltimore
Exchanges s31oe,37O; balances S395,9lS. Boston
Exchanges SIS, ,2ol 1886; balances 81. 1885.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Can money in
London. 2l213 per cent: open market discount rate
for short bills s-led29s per cent long bills. 2s
per cent Bel lin discount rate, IL per cent for
three months bills and 2 per for short bills
(for settlement. Berlin exchange on London, %
marks 4SI5 pfennigs. Paris exchange London.
% francs l6 centimes Paris discount rate. "a per
cent.
FOREIGN SECURITIES-Briti consols for
money 50 l-l6. for account, s5s Spanish As in
London SOI3: French rentes. 100 francs - CEN
times
THE SILVER MARKET-Bar silver. 53isc; Mex
lean silver dollars. A14c Bar silver in London
closed at "a 7-l6d
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid $40; Lisbon 215O;
Buenos Ayres 1880: Rome, 107.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.-Customs receipts
reported from Washington, 81 262 i55; internal reve-
nue. receipts. si6,$1; miscellaneous receipts, $539
S33 total receipts for the day. S24Os65I; eXpendi
lures 81 900 Receipts for the month to date.
SO 3O5 6S9 expenditures. $50. 600; excess of ex-
pendtures 81 9S 3ll Receipts for the year TO date
$40 3o5 6ss; expenditures $56 $4,000; of ex
pendtures. s7i9S.31. National bank notes received
for redemption. S45.453.
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was cred
+l,a IIcItSa
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
FIRST MEETING OF DIRECTORS.

The first meeting of the directors of the Anleri-
Steel Foundries the s40OO0O00 combination of
steel casting companies which incorporated at
Trenton on June 26. held in this city yester-
day. The membership of the hoard as announced
yesterday for the first time is follows: Joseph
f. Schwab, Eben B. Thomas William c. Brown.
]. NJ Schoonmaker. Alfred Clifford. 5 r. Callaway.
William K. Bixby. Max Pam. Leslie D. Ward. Ed
ward Shearson Charles Miller, Lewis Nixon Daniel
Eagan, George b Leighton. E. F. Cioltra. Clarence
II. Howard w. d. Sargent Arthur j. Eddy. How
ard X. Wood. Kenneth K. McLaren and Donald
H. Mann. Several of these to serve only
temporarily directors. The board organized by
the election of Joseph Z. Schwab. president; Daniel
Ea gan. first vice-president; F.. E Patterson, sec
retary and treasurer; Max Pam. general counsel.
and Jones. Caesar & Co. auditors.
The board appointed the following executive com
mittee: Joseph E. Schwab, chairman; George B.
Leighton Clarence H Howard. Daniel Eagan Eben
B. Thomas z. F GoItra and Max Pam.
President Schwab has heretofore been assistant
to the president of the United States Steel Cor
poration. The offices of the new company are
to be in the Arthur Building. No. "A Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET Money rates as quoted. fol-
low: Money on call opened at 2zl -per cent; high
est per cent: lowest 21k per cent: last loan, 2a
per cent: close 21262s4 per cent; ruling rate. 2s
per cent Time money quoted at AZ per cent
for sixty to ninety days, $3.50 per cent for four
months and ll5G5 per cent for five and six months
Commercial paper quoted at 4&4a5 per cent
for sixty to ninety days. H2G5 per cent for choice
four and six months single names, and 5ls per
cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Market closed firm.
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01

RAILROAD BoNDS--Msrket generally firm
Total sales amounted in par value s2IlsOo0
against & $500 "Wednesday. The heaviest deal
fngs in the Atchison stamped Is, Baltimore
and Ohio gold IS. Central of Georgia second in