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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11

Selten lit es, baB einem einseman=
berten Oeutfden bic 8abn gum Slid,
namentli@ uenn CT es auf piHeni6aftz
lt@em @ebiete errtusen muB, 70 se=
ebnet tit, wie es BET 9errn Sbeo6or
Briiner ber Sal mar. Ct ruurbe in
1856 tn &edlinsbauien, @etpbalen,
Oeutl9lanb, 9eboren, BON mo- er als
Is Sabre alter 8uri@e, nadbem er
breisebn Sabre lang @pmnaliialitu=
bten bur9sema9t batte, nod Mmerifa
auswanberte unb In benz nit benz Qeb=
rerzS Seminar gu Srancis perbunbenen
Pto 0ono college, beiien bamaliser
&ector Der ueritorbene bo9m. SEER
|Sbecbor 8riner war, freunbli9e Muf=
nabme fanb. Sn lesterer Nnltolt rpar er
mdbrenb ietnes Stubiurns bret Sabre
als 2sbrer in Deuti@en unb In Der
Irttbmettt tbdtis. Na9bem CT nod
In elmer Mnwaltsoffice tn Mtl=
paufee elm Sabr &e9tsitubien se=
ma9t bate, be3os er bic Unit
ueriitat Mnn Nrbor in Mi9isan,
no er Zen iuriftii6en GURUS ab=
1olptrte unb nod Wtlpautee suriid-
reiite. Oaielbt beitanb er lein Staats=
eramen in gbren unb lp,rbe our &e9ts=
praris saseloiiens Seds Manute
uerblieb er nod tn Wilwaufee, porauf
ct mad ct. gloub fam, INN bier fein
Slid gu iu@en un6 es gu finben. Sn
ber &e6tspraris, namentli9 tn Na9=
laBanselesenbeiten, bat Serr 8riner
es gu einem Der s~erptesteiten Mbpofatert
I'M Staate sebra9t. 8ter Sabre belief
bette er bas amt bes Stabtidreibers,
bret Sabre mar er 60. =Mnpalt, a6t
Sabre County NadlaBri9ter unb pier
unb Elm giertel Sabr biente er benz
Sntel Sam als &esiitrar in Der ct
glouo 2anboffice. Serrn 8riiner's
eifrtsem gemiben lit es gang unb gar
gu uerbanfen, baB bas meme Yoitoffice=
@ebdu6e i'm Centrum Der Statt, at,
ienem Plase, an ben es seb6rt, err
ri9tet worben lit. 8et al leinem
Ebun unb 0aHen febrt 9err 8riner
ben seraben beuti9en Mann beraus,
unb 10 oft er, iet es tim @eri9tsiaale
ober tn 6fentlt@en @eriammlunseu,
letn Wort b0ren ldBt, finbet es itets
suten Intlans, unb ieinen meiien Nn=
beutunsen, BITE CT gum 8obl Der Stabt
BIN unb wteber sibt, finben itets Elm
Offences nnb wiQtses Obr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11

Der intelligence girsermetlte BON
ct. Gloub, Nnmalt s. 6. 6. &obinz
ion, murbe in 1870 in Der Stabt
Glonmea, Srlanb, seboren, BON NO er
ais gang tleines &inb NIT ieinen 81:
tern na9 Nmerita fam, bic brett Bis
Minnelota uorbranseu unb ii9 tn ct.
gloub nieberlieben Sn ct. glou6
unb Melroie beiu@te er bic Offentlt6en
S9ulen unb trat bann ms ct. @tn=
cents College In Yennipluanten Elm.
Spdter mibmete er ii9 b6beren
Stubien int ct. Sbomas Seminar gu
ct. SAUL unb srabutrte an Der ct.
Sobn's l1niuerlitdt, na6bem er ben
tlaiiil@en GURUS baielbit abloluirt
bate. Sobann itubtrte er In Der galz
boun & Eaplors=O Office in ct. gloub
pier Sabre lang &e@tsmiKeni@aft unb
murbe in 1891 CUR &e@tspraris suz
selafen. Set iener l3eit pibmet er
1i9 ieinem Stanbeunb tra9tet barna@,
bur9 heiBises Selbittubiren iein
@ifien ais Mbuotat nod mebr gu Be-
rei@ern. SIN sweiten Sermin itebt
er Ser Stabt ct. gloub als 8irserz
meiiter uor, unb feline Muni5tpal=9 erz
maltuns sibt alsemeine 3ufriebenz
belt. GER &obinlon 1T Elm seruanbz
ter&ebner, unb iein &ebnertalent entz
faltete er mieber in ietner Mnlpra9e
an bic Delesaten sur Staatseonueuz
ton Der tatb. T6riter, In uel@er er
r,araens Der Stabt feline @ereinsbraz
Der mi0tommen bteb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11
S. s. Stmperi6.

@on EDIT beuti@en gltern, BITE BON.
id0nen &bein In bieles 9anb se3oseu.
murbe 6err 9imperid I'm Mdra 1865
in Solicit, goof County, Sa. seboren.
Das g%lternpaar lieB ii@ bereits tn 's6
in ct. Gloub nteber, unb bter NOR es,
mo- bas Sunbament fir bic garriere
bes Serrn eimperi9 selest purbe.
Na@ senoHeuem glementarunterri9t
belu9te er amei Sabre BITE Staatsz
NormalI9ule, unb fanb bann Nn=
jtelIuns in @ebriber &olenberser's
giienmaarenbanbluns. SIM Iprtl
1898 lieB ct ft9 fur ben ipanii@z
amertfanii6en &ries werben unb trat
In bic Mrmee Der Ser. Staaten ais
Inter lieutenant Der 60. SO. bes @rs
ften Minneiota Sreiwillisen Snfantes
rte &esiments; am 3. October 1899
purbe er uit ieinem &esiment In San
Srancisco a%ussemuitert. Ct orsani=
iirte Camp ct. @loub SO. Q. Der
Minne1ota Society Mrmee Der Pbilipz
ptneu in 1902, purbe Caption ber=
ielben unb In 1908 mieberum fur bte=
len gbrenpoiten ermdblt. SIN Ipril
1900, 1901 unb 1902 ruurbe er ais
etabt= Triebensri@ter erpablt. als
Court : Beamter bes DiitriftSeri@ts
rpurbe er TN Scat 1900 e%rnannt, leste
bieles Mmt aber I'M folSenben Sabre
nieber, neil er gum Glert Der Stabt
st. gloub erforen porben mar. Sur
bteies Mu,t rpurbe er In 1901, 1902
unb 1908 ernannt, Elm 3et@en, baB
er baslelbe NIT Tdbtstett unb 3uuerz
ldftsteit periiebt. sSu 1894 orSantz
firte 6err 2impert@ bic ct. glouS
Sire Department 0telief M%fiociatton
nnb murbe oils S@asmeifer iener @es
5eul@aft ernaunt, mel@es Mmt er Sab
re lana befleibete unb es MUIR ntez
berleste, -rm Der @eieui@aft farSerbin
ais Setretdr 81 btenen. Sn bielem
Mmte TT er bereits iieben Sabre. 9err
3imperi9 bot einen 0ebenslauf, Der
ibm unb benz Oeuti9tbuna Der Saaaert
Stabt gbre ua@t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11
S.@.@ire.

ct. gloub's ioptaler Yoitmeilter
@ire purbe in 1853 in Wi@tsan se=
boren, NO er ii9, na9bem er Irbeits;
frafte senls erlanst bate, serne NIT
1einem Gater in bic Selbarbeiten
tbeilte, bis er bas 81. Sabr errei6t
bate. sSn 1875 tam er nod ct.
Gloub unb fling bier elm Seuerperii9e:
runssseiddft an; ; nebitbem ualtete er
bes Imtes ais Srtebensridter unb per-
fab pom 1883 bis 1888 bas Imt bes
Stabti9reibers. Sn 1889 trat er
NIT W. Marr In % erbinbuns, unb
Bic Sirma Warr & @ire erOffnete
eine @isarrenfabrif, beren 9rdiibent
SEER @ire bis gum Sabre 1895 mar.
Sn jenem Sabre fling er auf ieinen
eisenen Namen cine Gtsarrenf abrtt
on, bic er beute nod in 8etrieb bot.
gm L. Msai 1898 trat er bas Imt
bes Yoitmeilters an, gu wel6em ct
pon Yrdlioent @m. Wc&inlep ernannt
morben mar. Mit ietnen %beruorwte=
senben politii6en giseni6aften per-
binbet Serr @ire bieienisen zines suz
ten @eIell9afters unb zines ti6tigen
Embellishments. oils Yoltmetiter sibt
er in Der @ermaltuns bes Imtes quite
y3ufriebenbeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11

Obne auf meite &eile gu seben, I'M
Iein Slid gu erjasen, bat Serr Srant
6. 8a9 baslelbe bireft am Orte
leiner geburt sefunben. gr wurbe
in 1865 in ct. Gloub seboren, unb
na6bem er ben glementarunterri3t
in Ser Yfarrl9ule senoiien batte unb
spei Sabre in einem @ei3afte ais
0a6enbiener tbdtis sewelen mar, mtb=
mete er ii@ Benz Yoitfa@ I'M Sabre
1882. eSn bielem SADIE ities er ieines
orbentli9en 8etrasens unb ieiner aus
sesei@neten @uffaHunsssaben pesen
BON Stufe gu Stufe, bis er int Srabiabr
1890 pom bamalisen Poitmeiiter
Capt. @et als @ebalfspoftmeiiter
ernannt murbe. Dieie per antmort=
li6e Stele bielt er unter ben PoItmetz
1tern gbelbrod unb 9ennemann betunb
periiebt bieielbe jebt nod unter Yoitz
meiiter @ire. Oes Germ 8a6's
@elt9t tn Der Y~o1toftce TT eth rar1tz
lidres eeworben, nns lein 1tets frob=
Tides Welen, NIT benz er ieinem Poiten
In Der Bebienuns bes 8olfes poritebt,
bat i'm gum Treunbe aaer sema9t,
Bic In Der @elbanmeiiunSszO office nit
ibm @el9dfte absuwideln baben.
Serr Bad lit 10 gu iasen Der bomiz
nirenbe @eiit int poit : Departement.
@as er iast, bas gilt, unb er iast
rlr, mas &e4t tit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11

Dret Sabre ftebt 9err Guinliuat,
al, Der Spise Der mob00bliden Yoli=
sei Der Sabt ct. gloub, unb ieitbem
ibm bas Imt bes oberiten @d9ters
bes @eieses anuertraut lit, berri@t
in Der Sta6t @ube unb Trieben unb
bic bette Orbnuns. DaB ct. gloub
ben &uf elmer orbnunssmdBisen
Stabt nit &e@t senieBt, basu trast
9err Nuinliuan ais gbef Der Yolisei,
Ser er nabe3u sruansis Sabre anseb6rt,
iein 8eites Bel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-11
.Sette II "a

be unb bes Stabtratbs, ein 8emeis,
baB mar, In st. gloub bes Ooctorert
Sa@fenntntb nt9t BLOB anertennt,
ionbern i'm aud als Burger gu ebreu
petB.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-05
VIM. G. IRWIN & COMPANY, Id
AGENTS FOR

AGENTS FOR
Western Sugar Refining Co.s Saa
Francisco, Cal.
Baldwin Locomotive Works, PA1a4@s
phia, Pa.
Newell Universal Nil Co., A&nuf&S
turers of National Cane Shredder, New
York, n. Y.
Parafine Paint Company, s&A Fran
cisco, Cal.
Ohlandt & Co., San Francisco, Cas-.
Pacific Oil Transportation Gee SSs
Francisco, Cal
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-05
EDWIN r. NEWMAN.

The suicide of edwin r. Newman was
a shock to the community for which
nothing in the young mans life had
prepared it. Mr.. Newman was of a
sunny nature, had come to resume what
had been a successful business life in
Honolulu and had shown faith in his
prospects by sending for his family. 1t
is twenty-one years since the writer
came to know him at ithaca, New York,
and in all that time his esteem for Mr..
Newman had never been diminished.
Diligent, capable, honest and of plea
SAINT manners, Newman seemed destin-
ed to a worthy career and a happy end
ing of his life. The worthy career was
his; the ending was tragic and pitiable.
What impelling causes led to the sui
eide we do not know. Stories are told
which would seem TO leave others much
to explain and these are being investi-
gated. The Advertiser will not jump
at conclusions; but it hopes to be able
within the next twenty-four hours to
get at the truth or falsity of current
rumors.
In the meantime there are the widow
and children for whom the world holds
small comfort and to whom even the
kindly ministrations of friends yield but
a feeble solace. Such a death as this
Of Edwin r. Newman projects a long
train of evil consequences that most
affiict those who are least able to bear
| grave of the dead: Peace to his
ashes!" One must hope also that the
living may find peace.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-05
THE EIGHT HOUR LAW.
[The Official and Commercial Record.l

IThe Official and Commercial Record.1
The Territorial legislature has pass
ed a law requiring all contractors
doing government work to work their
employees but eight hours day.
About the same time that the legis-
lature of Hawaii was enacting this
law, the Court of Appeals of the State
OF New York was delivering an opin-
ion that a similar law recently passed
by the legislature of New York, vio-
lated the fourteenth amendment to the
Federal constitution. and was there
fore void.
The constitutional provision violated,
guarantees equal protection under the
laws to all citizens.
The reasoning by which the law in
question is held to be inconsistent with
the constitution, is that the law allows
one person to lawfully contract with
a private individual to do certain
work under certain conditions, but
prohibits another person from doing
the same kind of work. under like con-
places the second contractor under a
disadvantage as compared with the
first. In other words, the law is IN
equal in it's effect upon the two citi-
zens, discriminating against the lat
ter.
The New York decision appears to
be sound. The same reasoning applies
to the Hawaiian law, and it would ap-
pear to have died ga bornin.'
The penalty prescribed by the Ha-
waiian statute is a fine of not less
than SO nor more than 500.
The law can be tested at any time
by contractor exceeding the eight
hour limit, and prosecution being
brought for violation of the. statute.
1t is in the public interest to have
the law tested at an early date, as
government work will cost consider
ably more under the eight hour limit
than under the usual nine and ten
hour working day, which hours have
heretofore prevailed throughout the
Territory.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-05

stock in the two railroads shall be re-
turned to the original owners thereof.
Or in other words, the decision will be
practically an annullment of the agree
ments of the sale to the Securities Com
pany, the ownership of the stock re-
naming as it was prior thereto. AS
the same persons who owned the rail-
road shares own a pro rata amount in
the Securities Company, there will be
no confusion and the money paid out
as dividends, whether it is paid direct
to the owners as stockholders in the
railroads, or Indirectly as stockholders
in the Securities Company, viii go to
the same people and in the same
amounts.
Under these circumstances the court
has held that it would be an unneces-
sary hardship to the stockholders to
keep the dividends tied up, pending the
decision of the Supreme Court, no prin-
ciple being involved either in the with
holding or payment Of the dividends.
The payment of the regular monthly
dividend of the Securities Company will
therefore continue, pending final deci-
sion of the Supreme Court of the United
States
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-05

Much as the public at large respects
and likes Mrs. Roosevelt, her fondest
admirer is undoubtedly the President
himself. Tousley Streator, In the May
Good Housekeeping, relates that at one
of the White House musicales he SAID
to the President that it was wonderful
how much Mrs. Roosevelt could do
socially, and to how large NUMBER
she was able to extend White House
hospitality; and the President looked
pleased and replied: Yes, whatever
people may think of the President,
suppose it is pretty generally known
that Mrs Roosevelt makes a good mis-
tress of the White House. like her
entertainments myself. Now, this must
Gale is just the sort of thing we an
| enioy-it gives pleasure to her friends
and is dignified in it's entertaining
! But" he added, Mrs. Roosevelt IS as
| good a mother as can be found-a good
mother to six children, giving them her
| time and thought. Yet, busy as she
is in>always attending to them herself
she manages to give me some time, too
| Now, to-day she rode with me an hour
| and a half. She is a conscientlou:
mother, let me tell you, with near
full of love, always thinking of VIVA
is best for the children"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-05
THE EXAMPLE OF JAMAICA.

Jamaica got its advertising as
winter resort for Fasteners through
the development of its small industries.
When sugar went low, the people began
to grow other things on great scale,
particularly bananas and pineapples.
These products being in good demand,
il followed that line of fruit steamers
was put on from American ports; and
as these vessels were anxious for pas
senger trade they began to advertise
maica with the result that the West
Indian island has secured from tourist
trade an annual revenue of hundreds OF
thousands of dollars.
The time will come when the Pacific
Northwest Will draw more heavily even
than California on our tropical fruit
supplies. 1t will pay the Northwest
better to import directly from here than
from Central America. A line OF fast
fruit steamers cannot be long in COM
ing and when it does come we SHAH
have, incidentally, an entirely new class
of tourist custom. Just now when we
seek tourists at all it is in California
where the charms of a semi-troDical
climate are such as to make it difficult
to get people to go further. Many peo-
pie can be had by working for them;
but it stands to reason that, in the raw
Northwest, a tropical appeal for tour.
lists will come with especial persuasive
ness to residents and sojourners alike.
Given regular steamers plying between
here and the Sound, and the people
there will contribute largely to our
tourist business; they won't be able to
help it; and we in turn, will probably
come to like the Sound country for
summer and winter change.
But before fruit steamers will run,
as they do between Boston, New York
and Jamaica, there must be plenty Of
fruit to sell. And this goes to show
what intimate relations there are be-
tween small farming and a tourist
trade. Anything that means more
steamers means more advertising to
Hawaii, perhaps better rates of fare
and freight. And the more produce we
raise, the more wants we meet, the
more certain we are TO increase our
facilities afioat for handling freight and
passengers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-05
THE NORTHERN SECURITIES CASE.
[The oficial and Commereial RECORD

1.-THE oficiaI and Commercial Record.l
The Northern Securities case has
come to the surface again in a new
phase. 1t will be remembered that a
few weeks ago the four judges of the
L. S. Circuit Court decided that the
purchase by the Northern Securities
Company OF the control of the stock
of the Northern Pacific and the Great
Northern Railroads was unlawful. as
being in restraint of trade, by reason
of the two roads being competitors be-
tween common points. An Injunction
was issued prohibiting the holding COM
pany from dealing with the two roads
Among other acts covered by the in
junction was the payment of dividends
The Securities Company applied for {
| modification of this portion of the in.
, junction and against the opposition o
! the Attorney General of the Unite,
{ granted. The grounds for the modif
cation seem reasonable. They are tina
the law does not prescribe any forfeit
ture of the property OF the Securitie
Company; that it simply provides tina
it shall not carry on business in sue
manner as to arbitrarily restrain tn
freedom of trade.
If on appeal the Supreme Court sus
tains the decision of the lower cour
all that viii be required is that tn
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-05
OUR TRADE WITH CHINA.

Chinese official returns show that the
imports from the United States in
1902 amounted to 3O,1SS,713 Haikwan
taels. against 2S,529.6O6 taels in 1901.
%. 2ss. 745 taels in 1899, 3O2 taels in
1897. and 5,O9S, 1872 taels in 1885, The
total for 1902 is the largest in the his
tory of commerce between China and
the United States, and is six times as
much as in 1895 1-2 times as much as
in 1897, about 50 per cent more than
in 1889, and nearly 80 per cent larger
than in 1901 Cotton goods, kerosene
oil and -four continue TO form the chief
imports from the United States The
importations Of American jeans in
1902 amounted to 529. 492 haikwan taels
against pa, 32S taels in 1901; American
drills, 6,O24 44S taels. against 4,S34,s7S
taels in 1901; American sheetings, H.
1SO.SOS taels, against 7,636.714 taels in
1901; while American kerosene OF
shows a reduction, amounting to 45,
237,s07 gallons in 1902, against 57,759
677 gallons in 1901. The decrease ii
Chinese imports of oil. however, is gen
eral, the fetal having fallen from Is
million gallons in 1901 to 90 millions IL
- 1902. That from Russia fell from 3
million galiens in 1901 to 10 million
<encrs IN zq,2. and that from sumatr
tFqsn % ~ millions In 1901 to SO g.
s'Akep ealspns N 1902 Flour ais
'lHsa sIssht decrease. the tots
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-05

baikwan taels, against 4,726,s62 in 1871
Ginseng, which comes chiefly from the
United states, shows an increase be-
ing in 1902, 1,614sS haikwan taels'
against 1,1s1, $50 tae1s in 1901. The
average value Of the haikwan tael III
1902 is given by the report at 60 cents
American gold.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-05

If the Kansas railroads really lost
SO, O0O.O 900 by the floods it needs no
weather prophet to predict a hard year
for stockholders.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-05

If St. Louis would send one of her
legislative ixers to Bogoto there might
be some chance to get the Panama
canal
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-05

Nobody ever found that they could
afford to draw the color line against
the white race.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-05

The President did not see Hawaii on
his trip but he reached a lot of places
that had, more votes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-01
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARkET.-T The rates and conditions IN
the market for mercantile discounts are I'M
changed with s per cent the minimum figure on
gilt edged paper and 6ia per cent to per cent
being paid on fine material. The best authorlueS
on the mercantile paper market. however beheNe
that Indications point TO more favorable condl-
iions in the future. These expectations. SIM
fairy 10 those entertained regarding the loan mar
let on stock collateral largely based upon the
conviction that the measures adopted by Secretary
~ the Treasury Shaw will exert decided moral
effect in aelioratinE financial conditions generally
The offerings Of time money for foreign account
are also partly responsible for more Independent
attitude at the moment the part n borrowers
on stock Exchange cola teral and bids FOR money
which are made IN cases widely apart from
fbe figures at which local hanks. trust companies
and financial institutions are holding .heir funds
The time money market. accordingly. may be
termed TO some extent. nominal Offerings are not
large and the borrowing inquiry is not urgent
Money on call opened Al per cent; highest. per
cent? lowest d. per cent: last loan, "a per cent
closed Al La per cent; ruling rate. per cent
Time money was quoted At 4i2dj Per cent for sixty
DAYS per cent Tor ninety DAYS. 5G5la per cent FOR
four and Eve months and 5i7I6 per cent for six
months Commercial paper Was quoted at per
cont for sixty ninety days Endorsed bills 6dsia
per cent for choice four six months bills and :
per cent FOR others
FOREIGN ENCHANGE.-Niarket closed Arm.
r1T--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-01
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

While prices ruled generally firm in outside Sc
curities the market fat with interest centred
In Bay State Gas and United Gas and Electric
Elsewh here trading continued featureess. with
transactions amounting to only few hundred
shares in most cases Northern Securities
somewhat frrner. and on moderate purchases rose
a per cent. American can preferred gained about
a per cent. SeabOard Air Line issues gained y per
cent. United Gas and Electric declined y
per In the copper stocks Greene Consolidated
on light purchases rose a fraction. International
Mercantile Marine shares were easy and neglected.
Interborough Rapid Transit gained about per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-01
Bankers' posted rates were:

poNESTIs EXCHANGE. - Nev--orlesns-'o ON
r1srrtal = discount. hank g premium. san Fran
els sight 7t-~. telegraph. loc. Rostou-loc dis
count t-7zrleston-R uyirC par. selling. 1-ioc pre-
77-fl07 sriraro-oo~ discount. Circinnati-letvve
links 1lc discount. over the Coupler, 5oc premium.
Sa.arna b. Bu,ir-. -a- discount. selling. 80 pre-
rnirlrn 81 I.ouis-lac premium. NinneaPolis-25o
premium
SO; s.2.-el. balances. s5s54sso Philadelpha-Ex-
changes s122So07o. balances. S2.59o.o5S. Boston
Exchanges 50 az slc balances. 8 o24.iSs Chicago
Exchanges. S24o274s. balances. s1.H2lo9.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET Call money in
London l-.aI7. pcv cent open market discount
rate for short bills l5-ls72s per cont; for long
hills .-soo LIS per cent. Berlin discount rate. 2ss
ro~ cent Berlin exchange London. - marks
o7la ufenrigs. Paris discount rate. "a per cent
Paris ez~harce ou London. > francs 14iz confines
FOREIGN SECT RTTIES.-Britsh oonsos for
money 11-ls. for The account S7s French rentes
p francs 90 confines.
THE SILVER NARKET.-Bsr silver. 57'sc. Mex
ican silver dollars SO Bar silver in London
closed az $50
COLD PRENIIUN.-Ir Madri6. s. s. Lisbon. 25.Se
L3uenos Ayres. 1-7.27i2.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS Customs receipts
reported from Washington. SS9.42o: internal reve-
nue. receipts s1a3 es. miscellaneous receipts. s2ls
lea Receipts for the DAY. S215SSSI: expenditures
$500 Receipts for the month TO date So s52.GI1
expenditures So o45C CO. 81 receipts. IS 76
Reorfufs for the 10 date So 40 253. eXpendi-
ST-P-TREASI- RY.-Tho Sub-Treasury was cred
flor the Clearing House S57S.545.