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Evening star., 1902-08-29
POWER SUIT ABANDONED.
Abrupt Termination Of Northern Pa.
cific Merger Litigation.

NEW YORK, August 29.-The hearing
before Special Examiner Mabey in the
Peter Power suit, brought to prevent the
turning over of the stock of the Northern
Pacific railroad to the Northern Securities
Company. was brought to an abrupt con-
clusion today, when W. d. Guthrie of coun-
sci for the railroads interested asked an
adjournment sine die. No testimony was
taken today.
Under the ruling of the court all the
testimony taken In the case has to be- filed
with the clerk of the United States circuit
In Minnesota on Monday next
Evening star., 1902-08-29
Baltimore Markets.

BAITIdoRE, August 29.-FIour dull unchanged;
receipts, To- l01 barrels exports 43 barrels. Wheat
duh and steady: spot and August, 72Ssa12h; sep
Iember, .2Aa12s; October !1Aa7i5s: December,
los. 4o4 bushels; exports none: southern by sample.
G7ha12A; southern grade 69&a72h. Corn
January, 43a4 asked; receipts. g. 22s bushels;
ports, none; southern white corn. 6Sa67; southern
yellow corn, 6aa7o. Oats, white firm. mixed easy:
No. 2 white, 39a+0 (new); No. 2 mixed new. 31I.a
30; receipts, =, 794 bushels; exports. none. Rye
ceipts. 4.22s bushels: exports, none. Hay quiet
and easier; No. Timothy tnewl. ST. .seaslsoa:
freights quiet, unchanged. Butter lower; fancy
imitation. 17als; fancy creamery. 19s20; fancy
store packed. 13ali. Eggs firm. higher: fresh, 20.
Cheese firm, unchanged: large l0,sa1ot' medium.
changed; fine and coarse granniated. 4.T1h.
Evening star., 1902-08-29
TENNIS AT NIAGARA.
Beals Wright and Miss Neely the Win
\ nerS,

NIAGARA-ON-THE-L Ont, August
29.-The Niagara international tennis tour
nament was continued here this morning.
Beals Wright of Boston, in the open singles,
beat E. R. Patterson, the Canadian crack,
in straight sets, and in the ladies' singles
Miss Nicely of Chicago won a close three
set match from Miss Champlin
Scores: Mems singles, first round-A. c.
Macmaster beat 8. c. Williams by default
Second round-Beals Wright of Boston beat
E. R. Patterson Of Toronto, 6-3, 6-1.
Ladies singles, semi-final round-Miss
Carrie Neely of Chicago beat Miss Nellie
Champlin of Chicago Ga, $40, Ga.
Evening star., 1902-08-29
Goblin Starts for Lansford

SHENANDOAH, Pa, August 29.-General
Goblin returned to headquarters here today
and after going over the situation with
Colonel Clement. who was in command
during his absence. he decided to proceed
to Lansford, and make q personal investi-
cation ofaeandittons there. He left this af-
ternoon on "a special train for the Panther
creek region, accompanied by Colonel
Clements ana Majors Miliar and Farquhar.
1t is probable the 1st Battalion of the 18th
Regiment VIII be}5sent to that region this
afternoon, as Major Gsarhart has made a
request for assistance.
Evening star., 1902-08-29
Senator Hanna Denies Rumor.

CLEVELAND August 29.-It was report
ed here today, that George w. Perkins of
]. P. Morgan. Company would arrive in
the city during the day to-, hold a confer
ence with Senator Hanna, chairman Of the
Civic Federation, relative to a settlement
of the anthracite strike. At noon Senator
Hanna declared that no such conference
had been held, that he did not expect a
visit from Mr. Perkins. and that If the lat
tori had not been advised to that effect.
Evening star., 1902-08-29
Suspected Rapist Released.
ecial Dispatch to The Evening Star.

Special DISPATCH TO The Evening Star.
HAGERSTOWN, Md, August 29-Wih
liam E. Bowers. alias Wilson Hart, the
man arrested ait Chambersburg, Pa, cfarg-
ed with attempted felonious assault upon
John shank's thirteen-year-old daughter
near Hagerstown, Wednesday afternoon,
was brought here this morning. When
taken in the presence of the girl she stated
positively that he was not her assailant and
he was released. When arrested Bowers
admitted he was In the neighborhood of the
Shank home Wednesday afternoon, but
claimed ignorance of the crime
Evening star., 1902-08-29
w. F. FLOYD VERY ILL.
Prominent Virginian Suffers Stroke of
Apoplexy at Leesburg.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
LEESBURG, Va, August 29.-Mr Will
lam F. Floyd of Northampton county, Va,
who has been spending the summer months
at the Linden Hotel of this place, and who
suffered a severe attack of paralysis sew
eral days ago while sitting at the dinner
table, is still very Ill.
This is Mr.. Floyd's second attack, and,
being about seventy years Of age, his re-
covery Is very doubtful. Dr. West of this
town Is his attending physician. Mr. Floyd
Is one Of the wealthiest citizens of North
ampton county, and there was discovered
recently on his farm a very valuable deposit
of gold He is connected with some Of the
most prominent families in Virginia, being
near relative of the late Ex-Governor
Floyd Of this state.
Evening star., 1902-08-29
PITCHER GARvIN DISCHARGED.
One Of Chicago Team Ran Amuck in
Saloon.

CHICAGO, August 29.-Charles A Comis-
key president of the White Stockings base
ball team of the American League, today
Internationally dismissed Pitcher Virgil
Garvin from further service with the club.
The cause assigned was Garvin's conduct
last night. when he shot and slightly
wounded a bartender and knocked police
man unconscious with blow from his
0iStol.
Evening star., 1902-08-29
Building Permits issued.

Building permits were issued today as
follows:
G. II. Shumate, brick addition and repairs,
622 street southwest; cost, 1868 80.
The Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Company. frame addition, South Canitoi
and Canal streets southeast; COST $3.50.
Josephus Wells, brick addition and re-
pairs. 100 9Th street southeast; cost, $500.
Rudolph Eickhorn. brick addition. 49 X
street northwest; cost, $40.
Evening star., 1902-08-29
Would Not Reinstate Croker.

NEW YORK. August 29.-Fire Commits
sioner Sturgis refused today to honor the
writ issued by Justice Hall in the supreme
court on Thursday ordering him to REIN
state Fire Chief Croker. Mr.. Sturgis said
he had been advised by the CORPORATION
counsel that an appeal would be taken.
Evening star., 1902-08-29
New York Stock Market.

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs e. Co.. bankers
and brokers. 1410 r ST., members New York
stock exchange. Washington stock ex-
change and Chicago board OF trade
Evening star., 1902-08-29
To Arbitrate House Tax in Japan.
YOKOHAMA. August 20

YOKOHAMA, August 20.-A protocol pro-
viding for arbitration Of the question of the
house tax, which has caused so much trou-
BILE, has been signed at Toxic.
Evening star., 1902-08-29
Logan at Manila.

The War Department this morning was
advised by cable of the arrival OF the trans
port Logan At Manila August -.
Evening star., 1902-08-29
Government Bonds.

Big Fire at Tourcoing, France.
TOURcOING. France. August "a dis
astrous fire has occurred here In wool
combing factory. The damage done he es-
timated at $500 900.
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Eas St. Louis Vacant on Fine Payment

200 lots. nicely located: near car line: sell IN
lots TO suit; S0 cash, balance 80 monthly pay
raents. Send or call for particulars.
J. W. KERR ITO n. Ninth II.
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Acre Tract of Subdivision.

1866 acres on the east side Of Watson road
suitable for subdtvis on. lRr-e two-sto-y frame
and barn upon the premises Ss25 Watson road
cheap.
ALDER wENZLICK. 100 Chestnut ST.
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], M. LEVI G CO.,
814 CHESTNUT sTSEEL,
REAL ESTATE WANTED

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
in vacant or improved property.
south Of EastOn. north Of Delrlar. IS h1 or an
der, Address hy mail only. Hart. 54I5 Easton
CORNER lot wanted for residence. close inside
in East 81. Louis for srot cash Missouri Home
bu.lding Association. i0o7 Chestnut 81.
FIVE weI,-lncated lets wanted for residences.
ranging from 300 to $1,000: spot cash. Missouri
Home building Association. 1917 Chestnut st.
To buy drug store. Missouri town. or hear OF
Il IFS, Republic
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furnace; vacant July 1...-.-....-........ p. 90
20 n Claiming ave. / rooms and bath. IL. %
isIIA Easton ave. ; rooms. bath and
,o,- duhurN .--..---.---.. ----..-....--.....-- ESQ
4sI7A kSasion ave. . rooms. bath and
New; viii be finished July !.
OFFICES.
Fidelity building, Grand and Franklin. Keys
win janitoT So.
STORES.
2TE Franklin ave $500
4i26 EastOn ave. large store ................. 2. 50
Fidelity building. Grand and Franklin. nice
so. StcI+ pOO
1893 y Third 1901
1878 y Broadway 20. 40
1911 Easton ave. store 3lxj5 ................. 400
fSi1-ls Easton ave. store -..........-........ 35.O
New finished July l.
M STORES
HE'S n Third ST.. 81. 80 and 4th floors =. -
ll5"-A y. Third st. 2d. 80 and 4th foor- 80. -.
~ ; compton ave KEY Al 5il9 Clark e. 1000
Il" y broadway. Sd floor. with steam heat
ana elevator service -.......-."....-... -.
TABLE.
Iz22 s. Ninth st. room for ) horses. . We
hicles and with sleeping on I'd foor.
ana nay .-..-
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RUTLEDGE & FITZPATRICK REALTY co.
III CHESTNUT ST.
FOR RENT,

DWELLINGS.
S46 Lafayette ave, S rooms to- 81
5JlN Lucas ave. : 3. 81
ZS4 lafayette ave. < rooms .....---.-.-..... 500
80 Clark ave. . rooms OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. q %
1857 Deimar ave. Z rooms. bath and fur
- Li-N -----s- .....
3SO6 Lucas ave. 6 rooms. reception hail.. = ~
S2J2 Morgan St. 6 rooms ......-.....-...- Is %
Sil Morgan St. S rooms --....--.-........ 800
-204 Adams 81. 4 rooms .......-........ $50
SO Morgan ST. = rooms ...--.-.-...-...... 500
si5 \; Claiming ave. S rooms .......... 27.59
o6T Washington ave, Il rooms. hot
water heat. hardwood finish through
- gCl- occupied 81. %
55II Clemens ave. 10 rooms. stable. bill
lard hall. screens and fixtures: 61xlS a. %
l6G Olive st. Il rooms. I'd and Sd floors;
water license paiG -..-.--...-..-..... 5000
l6s Wash st. 10 rooms and stable .-.....-.. 4. %
262S Gamble st. s rooms .....-.......-..... -.
s5l3 La|ton ave. S rooms ....-..-..--... q. o.
We are instructed to rent to q couple a s-room
residence Tor summer. consideration, care OF
FLATS.
Twenty-second st and St Charles St I
rooms and bath: see jaintor. I'd floor. $50.
Si4l Edas ave. LIST f.. 8 rooms and bath. q On
3il5 Bell ave, 5 rooms and bath. LIST A.. 2T.5J
34ltA Bell ave. 5 rooms anG bath. ID A.. rs
26l2 Chouteau ave. ) rooms and bath. ID f.. 27.50
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.


In Observation-Disclosures frame
house: corner lot: easy terms: convenient TO sta
ton and street cars. a J. Jes. Shrewsbury.
ELEGANT sixteen-ruOm dwelling. shade. fruit
Tear Cury: also Une-half acre, nye acres. big
bargain nigh and healthy Dr. Case. Ferguson.
~FIFTY-FOOT LOT In Underwood. second adii-
ton, cheap a SO q foot Address 25ji ;. Twelfth
81. J BeCstolt.
FOR acres on OF! Sire { road. =
and other outbu.IdinEs: 200 fluit trees. berries OF
All kinds: price $500. i. c Stevens. Clayton,
o sale-Five acres = miles south OF Clayton.
on CreVe Occur branch Of Missouri Pacific Rail-
way: l mile from electric line: fine location:
high. smooth land; price. Sl.o2. b. c. Stevens.
Clayton. Mo. e.
FoRTY-THREE AND ONE-oUARTER acres.
farm and quarry. with rwO-stOry frame dwelling.
large stable. railroad switch TO quarry at ViEus
Railroad. ~ minutes walk from Midland di-
vision 81 Louis Transit Company electric cars
A H. kansteiner. 901 Manchester ave.
SELL at Sacrihce-5OxITO feet in Tuxedo Park;
l0el n. Compton.
THREE f~fty-foot lots at IS per foot: worth
~. must sell. II You are looking for a bar
gain come out AMI look at this; high and healthy
location Ii. buchanan. &id Tamm ave.
WALNUT Park-Lots 5Ox140 feet. sold on small
monthly payments at 81 per foot w: city water.
CITY lights. public school. churches and mall de
livery twice a day; there Is nothing in st. Louis
equal 10 II in the way Of low prices. easy terms.
beautiful grounds. superior location and a Cinch
as an Investment: take suburban Park car and
transfer nerth on Union ave. Agent on ErounGs
every afternoon and all day Sundays.
u. S. BOWMAN. 81 Chestnut st
wOODLAwN Station: &c fare: 81 acres ali
improvements. house. garden. orchard, BAN, vel.
cistern. For particulars address VIII OBrien.
kirkwood Hotel Restaurant.
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.Otel in Arizona; rents for $3.50
tIEate. BOX 25s, Douglas, Ariz-
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LOVE & SONS.

l23l Temple pl. sr.t5.oo l5os warne 5r...,st n 10
y Gates. l0r.--... 500 IIc2A Shenandoah y "a
4sl4 Mashington... $50 SS6A California. 5r 800
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ROOMS WITH RoARn.

West BELLE Place, Ao9-Beautitul second
story front room. large and airy, excellent table.
also DOMINATE tor gentlemen. 81 per week.
WEST END Place. 5l2-Neatly furnished rooms
with or without board. excellent table on nice
shady and quiet street. ons-half block from olive
ana Theresa SITS: terms moderate.
WEST PINE Boulevard. sTsI-DesfrabIe NOM
and board. southern exposure: references.
WEST N Boulevard. 575p-Beautfful, Large
ssc0nd-sto-Y front room. with frst-class table
board terms reasonable.
WET PINE Boulevard. cool back
paTi1T. three Window; southern exposure: excel
lent board: modern conyeniences. very reason
able.
WHITTIER ST. E. Unsuitable furnished
second-fooT front and third-foor rooms: southern
exposurs excellent table; reasonable. gentlemen
preferred.
WHITTIER s.. Ius E. 600 wesu-suitahIv
furnished Secnnd-hour front and third-aOor room
southern exposure. excellent table: reasonable:
two gentlemen preferred.
THE CONNECTICUT"
Newly furnished rooms; also front and back
paTloTs suitable for doctors office; meals II de-
sired; convenient 70 all cars.
LUCAS AVENUE.
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SID.
So Cash., So Per Month.
PAYS for them: 25xl25 feet. all high and dry.
near the city: buy before the great Worlds Fair:
big speculation; 81 per lot: perfect title: near
depot on new railroad. assuring cheap trans
pOrtation and additional service. That $ all
ENR BRADFORD REALTY Co.
St. Louis office, Sl4-I5 Missouri Trust building.
SUBURBAN HOME
For S3,2Q0 on EASY TERMS.

At Tuxedc-New I-room frame. with Ia acres
of ground. fronting Tuxedo boulevard and Clark
ave. one block east Of street cars. Call al my
office and see photo.
ALBERT G.. BLANKE I24 n. Seventh st.
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PROPERTY OUT OF CITY FOR SALE

-FOUR and five room fiat: lot 53xl5o: on Olive
Street road, just west OF city limits. near Worlds
Far. o fare. big bargain
MchEE-HARTNAGEL Il. E. co,
II24 Chestnut 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-04
CONDITION or TRADE.
'Dun's Review" says


Distribution of merchandise shows no diminutiIon'
and prospects are bright for continued activity
Dealers in many lines are urgent TOT proihPt sun
ments, calling upon tObbers and manufacturers TOT
goods already overdue. This indication or reduCeu
stocks is good sign. and tends 10 sustain qu01tS
and the early marketing of cotton has brought DIS
tinct Improvement at the South. Voluntary tu-
vances in wages have been announced IN hdHDer
OF instances. while the labor situation Is more stiS
versy. panic In Wall Street was averted oy the
prompt action OF Secretary shaw. VINO consIueleI
the case sufficiently serious to warrant uhpIece-
dentcd measures. Not only the speculative cuIreht;
but commercial channels ds Wen were tnIedeStlSN
with obstruction by the monetary StrtnGency-
Transportation facilities have improved IN the COKE
region where congestion was becoming severe anu
railway earnings thus far reported tor Septenoer
exceed last years by 81 per cent anu lhosT o.
1900 BY II psr cent Stock Exchange TRANSACTIONS
are largely responsible for the gain OF 81 per cent
in bank exchanges at New York over last year
figures and 766 per cent over 1899 Al otner ledulhs
cities there were increases of ana b. per cent
respectively. 1870,
ments of coke. and there is less interruption pc
of fuel scarcity. The situation Is Oy no
means satisfactory. however, and productloh OF
iron and steel would expand considerably III tacHl-
from large Imports the extent of which Is not gen
orally appreciated. During August alone pig iron
imports were 70 AZ tons. and for eight months 2o9
tons valued at S6766+9 while receipts or steer
billets worth still NOR Recently tne pur
chases abroad have extended to steel rails and
structural shapes. Quotations are fully sustained
these products but the inequalities or the mar
ket are shown by declines I'm sheets. wire nails ana
barb wire while tinplates are dull and EFFORTS are
still being made retain business sent ABROAD DS
special wage arrangements 1t Is interesting TO
note that "A year tinplates were being lrselS
imported because of labor controversies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-04
Outside SECURITIES.

While the curb market displayed considerable
hrmness. the dealings We're light and mostly con-
fined To few issues. There were stength and ac-
tvity shown in Bay State Gas In the early trading
On dealings of about 1000 shares traders advanced
the price from Is to IT,. American Tobacco made
sensational advance of 80 points on purchases of
800 shares up $50. United States Realty common
was strong. advancing nearly I per cent selling
up to 3i's on purchases of about 2G00 shares: the
preferred, however. reacted from u TO 1855
of 700 shares. Rock Island issues nrmer: the
common sold up to 59is purchases of 800 shares
and the preferred S4l. on purchases OF 800 shares
The bonds were dealt in to the extent OF $4,000 at
SS1a Northern Securities dealt In to the extent
or 1900 shares from r0is to ma Bamberger- De
Lamar was active, LOO shares changing hands
from 1913 TO l0Al- New-York Transportation sold up
To l31a Virginia Iron. Coal and Coke advanced 2Is
per cent on purchases of 1lOO shares 10 37a.. The
bonds sold at 77 United States Silver Corporation
os sold at lO0N. Other sales British Columbia
Copper at 6. Greene Consolidated 26s. Montreal &
Boston at 2ssM25s, American Writing Paper at 6ia
the preferred at Pas. Manhattan Transit 7Isa7L.
san Francisco issues firm and active The
market closed quiet and unsettled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-04
SEPTEMBER BANK CLEARINGs.

Nearly all lines Of business have contributed to
the immense expansion shown in bank cearings
BY the September returns in "BradstIeets. STOCK
speculation at the metropolis was notably more
active during the month than it was a year ago,
but this alone does not explain the enlargement
shown In sections IN which this element OF bust
ness activity was nOticeably lacking. The heaviest
ratio Of gain over September year ago, in fact
was shown in the South, and was undoubtedly
due to the earlier and heavier movement of the
new cotton crop American and other markets.
That the heavy gains in some Western centres was
reflection of speculative activity In some of the
leading cereals is also not 10 be doubted. but the
WIDESPREAD and heavy gains at so many cities
point Enthusiastically To reports OF large volume
Of fall trade of "A heavy crop and cattle increment,
and of unsurpassed Industrial activity already
noted I'm these columns having substantial basis
OF fact Briefly stated. September cleartngs this
wear were contrary TO the usual course. very much
larger than those of August and FAR in advance
of like totals IN preceding years. Gains over last
year too. practically universal. but the
hea West increases aside from the increases at the
leading speculative centre. were at the primary
markets and the industrial centres. The ret re-
suit q the months operations. TOO, was another
material reduction OF the excess so far shown by
1901 over 1902. foreshadOwing the practical dtsap-
pearanCe of the excess shown by the former year
over the latter. and the ultimate surprising by the
present calendar year of all previous records Of
banking activity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-04
FAILURES FOR NINE MONTHS.

Reports 10 r. G. Dun & Co. show failures during
the first nine months OF 1852 numbered S723 with
aggregate liabilities of NlSi546Ss compared with
IA defaults in the corresponding months OF 1901
,,,. n total Indebtedness Of e7.S564l6. From these
totals should b. deducted the failures OF Banks.
other financial institutions and heavily capitalized
stock companies which numbered n this year
and involved s2SO27l9s against 81 In 1901. with liza
IiIi,es Of ,7 9s5554 This reduces the strictly com
o,.,aI failures to SOS and the amount of IiabIli-
tics 70 U.s. 4DT so compared with sOss last year for
-, 5a $50 Further analysis shows that there were
az manufacturing disasters involving $50. 76i SIS
against sO6 las; year with Liabilities OF SEES 49,.
1,rttr, failures numbered 6.iE. compared with
$50 An 1901 while liabilities s407e6.s9o against
Sc SEQ n last year In other commercial lines.
nroDerI included with either OF the principal dvis-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-04

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE ew-OrIeaps ,,or,
mercial 81 . discount. hank, par. san Francisco
Sight, 2iec, telegraph Sc Boston-l0 and lai.- dis
count. Charleston Buying. lie discount: selling
lie premium. ChicagO-I5c discount. Cincinnati
Between banks 90 discount; the counter 90.
p.emi5m Savannah-BuyinG. - discount pcr 81 an
selling. zoe premium.
BANK CLEARINGS. Newly ork - Exchange.
s3ol 4l6 800; balances. SIS. AIS SO Chicago En-
changes, 81 95 1876. balances. Seoo7s Boston FN-
changes 81 7Os $50: balances 81 go 75s RaItimorc-
Exchanges s4424.95s; balances. sS7cSs Philadelphia
- Eek changes. S24 23l.7s7 balances. So aOs 49,.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-CaH money i'm
London @.a2le percent; open market discount rate
for short bills Sisa3lz per long bills sasa3,
per cent Berlin discount rate. D. per cent for
three months bills and per cent for short bills
Berlin exchange London. % marks So pfenniEs.
Paris discount rate "a per cent Paris exchange
on London . francs Il centmes-
FOREIGN SECURITIES. British ,onsols for
money. 90 l-is: for the 1884, Spanish 4 in
London S7s. French rentes 20 francs sslz centines
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 5G7sc. Mex
lean silver dollars fg4c. Bar silver in London
closed AT 23isd.
GOLD PREMIUM Madrid 1872; Lisbon $50;
Buenos Ayres. 1880: Rome. -lS2..
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS 'ustoms receipts
reported from Washington. ST. S6jsi internal reve-
nue. receipts $500 miscellaneous receipts sos az:
total receipts for the day s2.s4l 2Ss; expenditure
81 10000 Receipts the month TO date 1851 "a:
expenditures s5l50oso: Of receipts 81 5i "a
Receipts for the year date s53 lis 359. expend-
lures sl42 6sl SO. OF receipts s05l4Ss Ma
tional bank notes received for redemption. sSSssi7
SUB-TREASU RY.-The Sub-Treasury debtor
the Clearing House sSsOSos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-04
MONEY AND ETCH4NGF.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call orened ~ :
per cent; highest. per cent, lowest : per cont:
last loan. per cent; close. per cent. ruling rate
-. per cent Time money quoted ~ . per cent
for an dates Commercial. paper R-as quoted az
6 per cent for sixty To- ninety days per cent for
choice four and six months single names and
above for others
FOREIGN ENCHANtiIc.-Th =crlinE market
developed Increased strength. and rates for both
to-day and next weeks remittance advanced sub
stantially. Demand sterling for to-days mail was
quoted aSs 1905 Sc r. and for Tuesdays mail an
iSSs5a4 S6.S5. There was active demand for tn.
latter remittsnces. and the supply bills on m.
market pretty well absorbed. Actual closing
rates follow.