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The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-13
District Court is in Session.

The case Of the State vs.. Patrick
Shields alias Patrick Murray, came
up for trial Tuesday. 4. II. Wilson
was atty. for the State and J. L. Nc.
Clear for defendant. The jury was
regularly enlpanelled and sworn. Ar.
chibald Young, Arthur Mcdonald.
VIM Alcorn and Alyy Montague tcs.
tilted for the state. The jury render.
ed q verdict Of not guilty, and the de.
PENDANT, who was charged with grand
larceny, was dismissed from custody
In the case OF w. w. Thibedeau :.
the Panhandle Smelling and Reinip.
Co., counsel agreed to deposit with
the clerk OF the court u certIf led check
Tor 200 payable to his order, tina,
the property attached be released and
said check be held In lieu Of the pro
perty so released.
The case Of the State vs. Andrew
Johnson, came up last Thursday. T.
Wilson appearing for the state and
z. L. lleitman being appointed coun.
Sci for defendant. Defendant wa.
charged with burglary and given un
til the 9th to enter his plea. On tn.
9th, at his request he was given until
the 9th. Ga the 9th he entered hi.
plea Of not guilty. On Tuesday thu
case was dismissed and johnson,
bOndsmen eyonerated.
The case OF the State VS. M. Fair.
Weather, was continued until March
10th, owing to absence OF D. Wright.
the prosecuting witness, who Is i'll In
Oregon. John b. Guode is attorne,
for defendant and Earl d. Lamcn.
was entered as associate counsel.
The case of Chas. Weaver VS. Al,c.
weaver, was dismissed at PLAINTIFF.
cost, on motion of John A. Steinleln.
attorney for plaintiff.
The following jurors were excused
L. IL. Jeannott, w. II. Lyons, II. A
THOMPSON, Herman Molkensthin, A.
". Allen, Mead Vaughn, A. r.
Sweet and G. L. Collins.
Clarence L. WILDER vs. Martha M
WILDER, divorce decreed for plaIntin
John Q Tyson VS. Mary Jane Tyson.
uiyorce decreed for plaintiff.
August johnson. native of Swed.
en- was admitted to citizenship.
The case of B. Ellen Baker VS. Car.
Drews was taken under adyisement
The case Of John A. Steinlein V
the Village OF Standpoint was contln-
ued for the term
The following cases were placed nm
Inc calendar: Robinson VS. Koot.
enai Bay lumber Co; w IL Boyrs vs.
John Ellersick: C S Smith VS. RecIa.
nation Co.
Set for trial, March II: ] A Sloop
vs. kootenal Valley Ry. Co., and CD
Black VS. the same.
The case of the State VS. Eugene
Gay, came up for trial yesterday. r
II Wilson and Edwin McBce appear.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-13
Notice or Application to Improve the
Navigation of Trout Creek, situat.
ell In the County of Kootenai, State
of Idaho,

~ ert Miller, doing general sawmill and
lumber business at Rathdrun In The Comfy
81 ,he hRe oa l., state Of idaho has filed with
application for authority to Improve the nav,
igation OF Trout Greek In the County ~
M,oosenai. State Of Idaho. by deepening.
ciearlns ana strengthening the channel Of
said Trout Creek, and by the construction of
dams. booms, and canals therein, and bv the
performance OF such other work. and the
making a ra OF such other improvements us may
sald stream, and for authority to fnke and
receive such amounts OF toll tor the passage
Oh nparsss, rafts. tlmbers. logs lumber, piling
through sad Trout Greek When pho poles
tion thereof shall be thus improved ne sh"il
T Te prescribed S. by law The portion. OF said
cation Of which, has been so applied for nv
the said Robert Miller, is its length Tor a 5isss
n nance q toqr d ana one-halt M miles begin
Per Fish LIKE I; IND extending up said stream
reek crs rex ana the North: Fork Of Trout
" Mi.ier y maae III pursuance Of the provisions
r. Fl ah &C. 81 ne legislature Of the State OF
~ asa Inc emitted An Act for the Improvement
tarics In the State Of Idaho by deepenina
sshIralghtening and clearing the channels
cnnns any ny o efscrion OF dams hooms and
and chalges thereon for the floating diving
Z az handling OF sawlogs and other timhar
products and the navigation OF bnrpes and
rats. approved February 2sth. 1895. "A'
application Will be heard by the Ronri I'. ~
state Land Commissioners OF Idaho. mt Boise
iaaho, on Wednesday. the sth day OF April,
forenoon Of said day, or AS soon therea star ns
the matter can be heard "s
Dated this the 9Th day Of March. A. D, 1919
CHAS. l.. uETTMAN. -pp''o""''
"a a. Attorney for Rober. Miller.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-13

DIED:-Of paralysis, Friday, Mar
18th, 1908, Mrs. J. II. Kennedy, aged
20 yrs,at her home in the suburbs OF
Post Falls. Deceased was born IN
East Tennessee. She was the daugh.
ter OF Methodist minister and was a
lifelong and CONSTANT Christian.
She was first married to DR.. Jos. Alb.
ernathe, after whose death she wa.
married to Jas. II, Kennedy with
whom she has lived for IS years on
heir beautiful farm near Post Falls.
rhs funeral took place Sunday, Rev.
D D Allen officiating. Deceased leaves
husband and six children, and .
lost of friends to mourn her departure,
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-13
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

r FiRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH-Rev
no a, MAKER Pastor Sunday school 10 am;
neavor AT $3.50 p. M. Evening service ~ 1.an
ffayef meeting every Wednesday evening ~
:, NJ. f. CHURCH-Rev. c. T. Cool p.,.,.
services every Sunday evening ut 40 o.cjn,.
s sna every nther.snnday morning at Ii O'clock.
M anS sc Sciooi at 10 q m; Jr. League ut D,
CT g, n etins eve,y Thursday evening at Ia
CLOCK, at tho hone OF Grandma Trnyis. Nv
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-13
Washington Letter.

From Our Regular Correspondent.
The Fifty-seventh Congress came
to close precisely at noon yesterday
without even the customary turning
back OF the clocks. The appropri-
alton bills were all passed and agreed
to when Congress took recess at 8 a.
NJ. on the morning OF March 4th, and
the short session ON the 4th which
'astcd only from 10 a. IN. to noon was
almost devoid Of interest. The gen.
eral feeling in both houses was that
that an unusually successful session.
considering the shortness OF its dur
alton, had been held. Senator Aid
rich. said to yous correspondent at The
CONCLUSION Of the session, II regard
the short session just closed as most
satisfactory. Some bills which was
most anxious to see become laws have
been lost, 1t is true, but on the other
nand, many excellent measures have
been placed on the statutes. MANY
measures, which In my Judgment
would have proven most pre- judicial to
;he welfare Of the nation, have been
defeated and bad legislation prevented
IS almost as important as good legis-
'ation enacted. l feel that the re-
publican party has much cause 70,
qualification at the work ccomplished
Turing the short session Of Congress
ind even more on the work Of the en-
Ire Congress-"
Senator Lodge. when asked his o.
pinion OF the session said, "This SEES
'ion has been remarkably replete with
.Jod Legislation. The two arnlp mea-
ures, the General STAFF and the Mil
TIA bills, are cause for congratulation
Fhc Philippines currency bill, long
needed, not as thorough ", l should |
nave wished, but compret ensive and
EXCELLENT In every way, in 50 far as /,
soes, is another cOmmcndible accom-
ollshnent. The Department Of com.
nerce and labor has been created, Il
secretary installed and suff1cjen,
appropriation for beginning made
\ comprehensive and cOmmendiLl
'avai appropriation bin providing 10,
material increase In the Navy, has
'ecn passed. And last, and the nos,
Important OF all, u competent, con.
'ervatlve and reasonable revision OF
ne statutes controlling trusts has
'een performed. Under these circum
stances the party has much for which
Q congratulate ITSELF"
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-13
JIG nia6
TIMBER LAND, ACTJUNE3, 1878.
Notice for Publication
nited states Land Office,

A'ehe, Idaho, january ID, lgR
With the provisions Of The act Of Gonrress Of
ii nne ., 1875 entitled AN net for the sale Of
enn H lands In the States OF California, ore.
e eY,,' nevada and Washington Territory" o.
e eSS'Nemaed to al the Public Land states By ast
Of Of g AuE Jus =. 1892. MARGARET G. PIERCE
In ~ ~ zoe, coumly OF KOotenni. state Of idaho
s .is allls Day filed In this Office her sworn
ea swl. ny NO li67 for the purchase OF ise
Ne NO. % In Tp. No. 30 II. range W m and VIII
Proof to showthut theiand sought is more
cn itn,e Tor Its timber or stone thnn for aerl.
tu.uinl purposes, and to establish his claim
~ t si,a land before the Register ad Receiver
n t,.s ofice at Occur d'Alene. idaho, on
iIHi n nny the End day of April, 1903 L.,
mi c E ,iIhnes us Witnesses: Maud A. Farley
ln d Iri|a ~ Farley, both Of St. joe idaho
Nj notih,'l " smith and William ii. Cummings
Doth OF Spokane Wash.
i. b nnY ana az persons claiming adversely tns
a,ei fefsrribed lants are reqested to .i ~
2nd day Of April. ioca. n II. BTpLONG
lionl2o Register.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-13
Notice of Taking Dispositions.

Notice of Taking Dispositions.
In the District Court of the First Judicia,
District OF the State OF Idaho In and for the
County of kootenai. "N' Ao' '''e
Louis King. Plaintiff. Notice of Ta,.,nc
Many r..o sE, DISPOSITIONS OF wit.
"5 o""S Ming. Delen- nesSeS and time
oaht' and place OF Elk.
} animation.
state OF Idaho
county OF kcotenai jss.
Io Mary Jane King. Defendant In theohoye
entitied cause:-You will please take mntice
tnat the dispositions OF Peter Mnrtelie .In.an,,
MOE Norm and Joseph Martelle. witnesses on Be-.
mar OF the plaintiff In the above-entitiod ac.
u lion, 70 De used upon the trial thereof viii
%, re TAKEN before w f. Burritt, a Notary pub.
nc IN ana for the Province OF Ontario and
commissioner appointed by this Court. M his
omee IN the Mcintosh Block, In Conner Clify
~ IN me province of Ontario, In the Dominion
q \, oanada on the 9th day OF April, A. %. ia0s
between the hours of 10 a. m. and D. m. If
That 9 day. commencing at 10 o'clock n. M. and
4 not completed on that day the IT, tak ana
thereof VIII be continued from day TO dnS
successfully thereafter and over Sunday =,
ne sumo place until completed. ~
1ated this the 9Th day OF March. A. n 1aoa
m6-o7 A,tornan - NJ Mn
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-13
TIMBER LAND Act JUNE3 1S7,
Notice for Publication.
ohsea states Land Office. Occur d,Alene
Idaho, January 28. IlB.

$3.50 oniCe. occur q lene,
idaho, january 26, l003,
:, Notice Is hereby given that In compliance
M,m !ne provisions OF the net Of Congress *
June y. 1878, entitled AN act for tn. s.is II
timber lands In the States OF California. Or.
son. Mexaah ana Washington Territory rs
a acs Ut AUGUST 4. lss2 GEORGE Il
Stdn MIN Of Aihol. county OF iootemai. state Of
idaho, has this day filed In this otriee ii.
, ,,s r. statemsnt Ne lls for The purchase i
y. use a. NJ OF sWA; sMi-4 sWl.l OF SELL SWI4
,h VIII offer proof TO SHOW
ti I'M inc and sought Is more valuable for III
R Poss and to establish her claim to said End
, psiope tne Register and Receiver OF this
o on AT Occur d'Alene, Idaho on Saturday,
the ilth day of April liOs. ~ ''"'"'''''
M ae r il.inss as Witnesses: Harvey Philips
and Anlee J. Clark OF Granite, Idaho. ''N''
~, nm{ ana all persons claiming adversely
~ tainove-describcd lands are requested Is
NE their claims in this Office on or before
said 18th day Of April 1903.
''o ap'-os D. II. BGDLONG. Register
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-13

"a as COUNSEL Ioi The state and G L
Hoffman for the defendant The trial
VIII probably be concluded to-day.
Gay Is the man who shot and wound
ed man named Pierce on the ST
Marles River in May 1901
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Lana once At Occur d'Alenc. idaho
Man. March 0, 1903.
Noeice Is hereby given that the fo,,ov,n,
in ", t seitler has filed notice OF his intamt
eia,m 10 maze ana sba Anal proof IN support Of his
,ore register and Receiver mt Coeur :. pc
iaaho, on April 81 1908, viz: A'ehe'
CHARLES HoLLIsTER.
s III. luo; Tor the seknwh; swl-4ne1-4. nw,-
III. 49, So y. osn' q W. b..
:. lie names the following witncsseu >,
ton IT said land. Viz 1po'' anu cuitiva.
man n ana SG Ismna Marx Hudlow. Ross Ding.
Idaho. n n pTfnhn ~ " hathdrum.
m13 api7. A''sis.er,
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-13
CONTEST NOTICE,
department OF tho Interior
United States Land Office.

-
United States Land Office,
Occur d Alone. idaho. February .. 1909
=, a SUFFICIENT contest affidavit having been
usea IN this office by CHARLES L. KAJJEV.
" nathdr.ill. Idaho contestant against Il =
eSn nn No. i,SA made July 10 1890, for Wi. nn
sec; ~, TIP 81 u. Range " b m Nv Iisnaa
ry =; Feldman Contcstee In which II 10 al
a *. mat said Fedman has never mnds
. ,tny improvements on said land md hns nn
. . abandoned thu same for more thnn w .ir
,,.i since making said entry and NV NV
p.ior 70 me dnte herein that said entrvn,.,.
time IN s Rs OF h iaho and at the present
a y. absence from said land was mot SIG dn
W,a nis employment In the Army. Nnyvo a an
~ corps 81 the United States s,,r,n or
IN In. . mar Win Spain or during any other m,
~ ,mach the United States NAV he nnu, WI
us private soldier officer. sea,n,,l g.
nnt,anS sal d parties are h - q - OF y,
o uWing sad allegation at 10 o'c,oei, ueice
~, aarcli Il, 1913. before tho Rasia,..l H. M
~ ~ IN" United States Land orl,o ' ~
), ff,d. ~, said cOntestant. having, In n n,,,.u
" ian ~ MED NovemberlO 1907 set forih ,.,
sn,v,o snow that after due diligence naraa ,aci
hereby ord pt r raa notice cannot be made. it Is
'e s'ch ny Que and proper pubicatinn 'otice
70 mia - Il. 81 DLoNG, Register.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-13
NoTICE FOR PUBLICATION
I,,n da,epartmcnt Of the Interior.

Iana paaIrtment OF the Interior.
"' oince ut Occur d'Aleno. Idaho
Notice J. H., Feb. 0. 1907.
named settler hay ssd that the following
and ta, maj proof in support Of bar
ister mt sag proof will be made bas sr elInlm
March IL ,o meceiver ut Occur dAInnei scR-
-, -, MARTHA FLEMING,
m. Nv ." ~ Sec III, tip. SO lr3 W !,
prove names ar cs,, the following witnesses ;.
cultivation Of saId isna residence upon and
!. , hhopert Egbers. GEORGE c,a.,.
ntH Gs, Idaho and John G. Callah an' beth of
- o'''ahd' both OF Rathdrum, idaho william
fl3 moo .oSu, Register.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-13
TIMBER LAND, ACTJUNE3, 1878
IN NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION. :
United STATES LAND OFFICE.
Occur d'Aiene. T1nhn Tnn * tooo

- HAACuCs luHuO. JAN, 10, lVVzs
Notice is hereby given that in cnmnianco
Tmn the grevlsions OF the act Of Congress d
t,nhea - To- 100 entitled AN act for the sale Of
a a.mnosr lands In The State OF CALIFORNIA Ore
s sSrsa Nevada and Washington Territory as
Of Hmgnsa. 70 I'll the Public Land Stares by act
tlis 90 doanty q Kootena!. state Of iduho s
ent ~ h iscs u this Office her sworn state
4. q y n 4 A. Ne sMA and NWA sen Of sec: N,
offrr n, y. 40 " H. range No. W m.and will
va'p i,,oito SHOW tlattlIe lund sOug hit ism0ie
a%i uin,e Tor ITS timber or stone than for
n paani to said land before tile Rerister and
nv ,g Th Or this Office ut Occur d Alene Id.
'' ~, thursday the End day OF April, 1903.
lie names us witnesses;
,n mImrgSafst q Pierce of st. Joe Idaho: L0do-
II Pf' ~, siilith. John r. Cumming and William
=. cumming, oil OF Spokane, Wash
i, Any, any and IN persons claiming adversely tho
lands are requested Is ais
sha day OF April. 1908.
go d. II. BUDLoNG, Register
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-13

Mr.. johnson, Of Ronners Ferry, was
aot placed In jail AS reported lasl
week. The facts Of the case are two par
les OF Bnnners Ferry, sought to dis
POSSESS Mr.. johnson of his ranch b.
aaying him convicted ON Il false CHI lrve
II burglary. lie came hear under sum
mons to appear In answer TO the charge
Ind Is under bonds.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-13
TIMBER LANDACT, JUNE3 1919
Notice for Publication.
United States Land Cnice.

Unlted States Land Cffice,
ou. Aiene. Idaho. January IL, 1903.
wig M1t ice is hereby given that In compliance
Mtn the provisions OF tho act OF ConRress .,
tims o. io.s, entitled AN act for the sale ~
.,moer lands In the States OF California. Ora.
gen, Nevada, and Washington Tsrritory. ~
sate ni TO al the Public Land States hv
h has zoe t, county OF Kootenai. state Of idnho
st as ANS gay hied In this Office her sworn
N Mes 20, 81 see Nc. 70 TIP 50 n, Range No. W =
sn,, and VIII oiler proof to show that the land
suuHnt ~ more valuable for It's timber ~
ssfns than r. for agricultural purposes and M
P a",Sta,m nus CAIN to said land before the
y H,eRIsIer ana Receiver OF this OFFICE Mt Goem,
Of Aln nr, Idaho ,as. on Thursday, the ind day
ne names as witnesses: Marea rot {; p,.,o.
o. 81 Joe, Idaho; Lodolphus Smith I.i, erG s
spokane, Wash. "s' ail OF
Any and all persons claiming advers,,. =,
e;n lands are requested 70 f M.
snd e. cialms IN this Office on or before snig
iiSn,sn - april i0o5. d. II. DuDLONG,
ReQfStor
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-13
Notice..

by direction OF the State Sup't OF Public
Instruction, hereby give notice that an ex-
animation for State Certificates and Life
diplomas will be held March 18th, 9th and
18th. 1903, ut the following places: Rathdrnm,
Boise POcatello, St. Anthony, Shoshone. Mt.
idaho and Lewiston.
r. G. EGBERs, supt
Kootenai County. Idaho
nh
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-13

In our last issue we were In error
when we stated that w. c. Rogers
was one OF the judges appointed on
The spring election board. Thomas
Waddel was the gentleman appointed
instead of Mr.. Rogers.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-13
Apportlonment of Renresentnt,x..

APPorsionment OF Representatives,
The new apportionnent law OF Idaho pro
'ides for II senators and 80 representatives
me representative for every 1900 votes or the
major portion thereof. Tho representative
lpportionment among the several counties IL
u follows.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
department OF tho Interior.
Land Office at CfMnr n, 4 ,a,,n I1

'oe Ut NOeuf q AI6Ne IdNhO
N., Feb Is. 1902.
;, M YOU Is ilereby given that the folowtnp-
to malte A,a1 nus nid notice OF his intention
Rau, Ina. said proof viii 6e made before In:
imesls.er ana Receiver ut Occur d,Al.ns Idn.
JAMES MCDONALD.
nj " lo4o. Tor the nwk. sec ~. tn 81. n. rawhm
Ms continuous residence upon and 70 c,, prove
i I,,,o tsaid land viz: Norman McKinnn"
ihnr II MHsUiheland. Frank Crater and Ar.
iaonlsI D. II. BUDLONG R.~,.+.,
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-13
JOB PRINTING

Remember the BLADE Office
When IN need of letterheads, enyel'
opes, cards, etc. etc.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-13
Alias Summons.

In the district Court Of the First. Judicinl
Dist rlct Of the State Of Idaho, In .and for
kOOtcnal county.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-13
T00LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

WANTED-A man and wife to carry on q
farm. either to rent or TO hire the use Of house.
A very desirable place, four miles from city
A good set Of buildings and nice fruit orchard.
Inquire at Times office. 5ltf
wANTFp-At once, tealnster for six-horse
team. Must be sober and reliable. Apply TO
Barclay Bros. Blu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-13
Silk Jackets and Blouse JacketsI
SILK JACKETS.

We have received still another of the above and they
are Preer and mor stylish than The prices are only
$500, $3.50, 5000, $3.50, 1875, $500 and $1,000.
BLOUSE JACKETS.
stylish Jacket made of fine bOadcOth cheviot serge
with the pouch sleeve and trimmed with aeta bands and
silk ornaments lined throughout with mercerzed saeen We
sell this Jacket for only So 90 We have better Jackets
Sc 50, $500 and $1,000 each.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-13
ABBOTT &CO.
LINGERIE Waist Season!

Every material taken that is cool, comfortable and
airy. The weather of the last few days. coming
pectedy caused the ladies' take off their during the
middle of the day. and the White Waist that almost
universally We had better line Of choice White
Waists than this The following few hints
Ladies Fine Muslin Waists Of insertion down
'front.' tucked back and sleeves. Price $500
Ladies Fine Muslin Waists hemstched tucked yoke in
sertion heading tucked back and sleeves Price, $50.
Ladies Fine Muslin Waists, tucked down 'front.' tucked
back and sleeves, trimmed with medalons- Price, $t67.
Ladies Fancy Embroidered Pattern Front tucked hem
stitched back and sleeves Price, $3.50.
Ladies Fine Muslin Allover Pattern 'front.' hemstched
back and sleeves Price, $325.
Ladies Fine Linen Waists with cluny lace insertion and
embroidered fronts. Prices, S3.75 to $4.o8
Other qualities and STYLES numerous mention.
Ladies Tailored Suits!
Some recently scarce lines are now In fair sUpply.
In visit New York able pick up
very choice values Suits and giving the trade benefit
Many new numbers added to our $500 line.
Some choice numbers in black and coo ranging in price
from $500 to $500 each.
Separate Jackets suit all, in the tghfttng well
loose box effects.
A. P. ABBOTT & CO.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

\ further shrnkage in values took place in out
side securities under renewed liquidation The vol
OF business transacted increased materially
over that earlier in the week. Several new low
records were established. Northern Securities led
the market both regards weakness and activ-
y the price declined 1ai per cent further, from S72
to So international Mercantile Marine common
after being offered down 10 T. advanced y per cent
above Tuesdays final The preferred. however,
suffered a loss of "a per cent. selling down to II.
Havana Tobacco common which has not figured
in transactions lately. suffered loss of ga per
cent from the last previous sale, Interborough
pid Transit lost about 1 per cent, and American
Can preferred about ] cent In the copper
shares Greene Consolida ted declined Z per cent;
British Columbia, x per cent. and White Knob
Copper 1la per cent
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
Bankers posted rates were

DOMESTIC XCHANGE.-New-Orleans - Gam
merclal. par to 25c premium; bank, s. premium
San Francisco-Sight. &c; telegraph &C. Boston
&c premium Charleston-Buying par; selling
1-l0c premium. Chicago-25c premium Cincinna :,
Between banks. 2Oc premium; over the counter
5Oc premium Savannah-Buying 6Oc discount.
selling I5c premium. st. Louis-25c premium Min
neaDolis-75c premium.
BANK CLEARINGS. Observation-Disclosures
29s; balances, $10732So2 PhiladeIpbia-EY
changes, H9.06l352 balances s21A06 Chicago
Exchanges. $2s476954; balances 1926 665 Boston
Exchanges. S26.oo3447; balances, s. .S5O.3So
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Cau rnonev ~
London, 1902 per cent. Open market discount rate
for short bills, @4G2ss per cent; for long bills
zSsa2 I-l5 per cent Berlin discount rate 27L nov
cent. Berlin exchange on London. % marks 3s1A
pfennigs- Paris discount rate. 3 per cent Paris
exchange on London, 25 francs 1lK centimes
FOREIGN SECURITIES-Bri conso,s for
money. % 5-16; for the account. 80 7-16 French
rentes, 81 francs s. centmes.
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver 1880. ,,ex-
lean silver dollars 42I4e. Bar silver in Iondon
closed at 24sld.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, $40: Lisbon %.
Buenos Ayres 1871
ONERNMENT RECEIPTS. Customs rece{r+s
reported from Washington. I.5l634l; internal reve.
nue. receipts, SS2S3s2; miscellaneous receipts s4s
325- Receipts for the day. s2193O6s; expenditures
sls6o,00o Receipts for the month 10 date s23 s7s
40; expenditures, S31 00oO excess of expenditures
$533,260 Receipts for the year TO date s23 s7s 74O
expenditures. S3l21OOO; excess of expenditures
S.583.26O
sUB-TREAsURY.-Th sub-Treasury was debtor
To the Clearing House 81, l,150 SCI.