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CONFERENCE YESTERDAY
Allies Do Not Want to Take Any
Risk On the Decision to Be
Rendered atThe Hague.

Washington. Apil "a joint confer
ence between Mr. Bowen and the Brit
ish and Italian ambassodrs and the
German first secretary was held at the
British embassy today.
Mfr. Bowen presented a reply to the
amendments which the allies had pro-
posed to the original draft OF the pro-
tocoi. He accepted several changes Of
the phraesology in the convention. but
informed the other negotiators that
under no circumstances would he ac-
cept an insertion of new articles pro-
viding that Venezuela should pay the
cost Of the blockade in case the decis-
ion at The Hague be adverse to pref
erentiaI treatment.
His refusal on this point was amso-
lutte and it was agreed that Bowen
objections and arguments should be
cabled at once to L.onon. Berlin and
Rome. 1t is not expected that an an
swer can reach here before Wednes-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-04-04
Successful Trip
Of the Pike

San Francisco, April S.--The second
trial of the new Holland torpedo boat
Pike proved equally as successful as
the flrst. She ran over two mile
course In Mission bay with only her
coming tower showing above water.
Later she raced back and forth over
the course totally submerged. The
boat Travelled u miles, coming up at the
end Of each two-mile spurt. She av-
eraged 72 knots during the entire trip.
Today the Gramrus, sister vessel of
the Pike, will be given a surface trial
and on Saturday viii dive below.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-04-04
SULTAN TO GRANT PRIVILEGES

Washington, April S.-The long ex-
pected interview between United
States Minister Lelshman and the sui
tan Of Turkey took place at Constant
inople today Minister Leishman cab-
led the state department that he had
pesented President Roosevelfs letter
to the sultan and had received satis-
factory assurances on all points mem
toned These relate to the general
admission of Americans In Turkel to
all the privileges enjoyed by other ma
tlonalities.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-04-04
MILWAUKEE
ENTERTAINS
Thousands OF Citizens Turn Out
to Greet and Welcome the
Chief Executive.
ADDRESSES 1000 VETERANS
In the Evening Banquet Was Given
AT Which Covers for 500
Guests Were Laid.
ADDRESSES 1000 VETERANS

Milwaukee. April S.-Presldent Roose
yeIt and special train reached this city
at D. m. and was met by large
crowd.
The reception committee, headed by
Mayor Rose. received the distinguish
ed guest and his party. who were i'm
mediately driven to the National Sol.
diers' home. The president had as a
special escort troop OF the Wisconsin
national guards. The drive 10 the Sol
diers' home was over a 10-mile route
and took IN many of the prominent
streets and many thousands Of the cit
izens turned out to bid the president
welcome. Arriving at the Soldiers
home 209O veterans were reviewed BY
the president. who afterwards address
ed htem from a grand stand. The re-
maineder Of the pogram consited Of
a public meeting at the exposition
building and receptions at the Deut-
- her and Milwaukee Press clubs.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-04-04
Captured the
Cattle Thieves

Tucson, Ariz,, April 8. Captain Ryn-
ming OF the rangers has just been ad-
vised that Fred Barfoot, assisted by
Rangers FELTON, and Peterson and sew
eral county officers, attacked the Da-
Wis cabins in the Black Rock country
on Monday and captured the eight men
who, it Is alleged, have been stealing
cattle in the vicinity for a time, but
have always eluded the officers. They
were surrounded and after hot fight
were compelled to yield, The men
We're taken to Solomonvine. where
they were placed in jail.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-04-04
Steam Schooner
a Total Loss

San Francisco. April S.-The steam
schooner Albion River. sailing from
this city last night for Point Arena,
ran on the rocks in Bodega bay, The
passengers wre safely landed ashore
this afternoon by the Unitel States
life saving crew of Point Reyes. The
schooner woll probably be total loss.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-04-04
DECIDE KEENE-HARRlMAN CASE

Nashville, April S.--At the close of
the arguments this AFTERNOON Judge
Lurton announced that he would de-
eide at Louisville next Monday the
case of Keene and those against Harri-
man and others in the application to
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-04-04

Milwaukee. April 3.-President Roose
Welt was the guest Of Milwaukee mer-
chants and manufacturers at banquet
given at the plankington house tonight,
the occasion being the climax of the
presidents 10-hour visit to Mllwau-
kce. Covers we're laid for $50 repre-
sentative citizens.
At the presidents Immediate right
sat United States Senator Quarles,
while L. d. wadhams, president OF
the Milwaukee Merchants and Manu-
factuners' association and POSTMASTER
OF the OCCASION. was seated at his left.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-04-04
BARGE AND MEN LOST.

New London. Conn, April s,-Ths
tug sweepstake, just arrived here
reports the loss of the barge Ftspat-
rick of Long island last night The
barge's boiler blew upand 1t sank Inn
mediately with five men.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-04-04
TROOPS CUT
THEIR WAYOUT
Inhabitant, Of 80 Villages. Head.
ed By Bishop and RevoIu.
tionists Take Up
Arms.

Berlin, April "A dispatch from
constantlnopie 10 the Lokal Anzeiger.
dated at noon today. announces that
the Bulgarian bands and Turkish
troops in the okrelda district have
fought battle and 1000 men were kill
cd or wounded
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-04-04
Bulgarians Numbering Three Thous.
and Strong Engage With Sul-
tan's FoIIoWers---Terrible
Loss OF Life Results.

prevent voting Of stock held by the
Union Pacific at the Southern Pacific
election next Wednesday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-04-04

Demand

day. In the meantime Mr.. Bowen VIII
go to New York for several days rest.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-04-04
Base Ball Scores.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

At Los Angeles--Los Angeles. s: Port
land. 1.
At San Fancisco-seattle, 4; Oak
land, ..
At sacramento-sacramento, 4; San
Francisco. 8,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-02

Broblrt uulere auten 8biSfies
uno Weine 81 nieorioen Bretlen.
~. G%aitanpIa & Gum,sMaina&oe.
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z c Z

8ierbunoert 5anilier pom
Snoianers s. rritDrium Itehen i'm Be
ariff nab Wierito ibersulieoeln uno
iih bel @scanoun, $50 Meilen nDro=
lib bon Tampico, nieoersulailen.
SIN Wtonat September puroen
BON @alpeiton aus $685. 81 Bulbel
Beisen uno 209. 143 8uibel gorn
oerl6ift, mas cine beoeutenoe 8us
nabme eeaen pergangeues Sabr lit.
Sn 0acogophes, 4ngelina uno
Sabine Gountp fino i'm Nuftraa
nerihiebener 3ompnanien $50 Mann
nit Dem Sdaen BON Bdumen uno
3erideen oerielben belhdftiot. Das
6ol5 eebt nah Srantrei9 unb miro
81 5oBoanben D%eruenoet. 9u or
mer, id6ner Wolb
Sn Die Oruderei BEG ,6erolo"
in Seen 8raunfels murbe p1breno
Der Donnerstae @aht eineebroben
uno elm oqgemeines Durdeinanoer
peranitaltet. Teile Der Breiie tuurs
ben 5erbro6en ooer a~usgeboben,
Sbrouben a~bgeorebt uno auoere
Sabea 5erit0rt. Scr. 8anfs, Der
gieentimer Der 8eitung, elaubt,
oaB Der Ift BON 0egern beQanaen
murOe aus 8ahe fhr einen in Dem
glatte erihienenen Nrtifel, Der Id
gegen Die Neeers Bummler rid5tete
Die meoi5iniihe Gbteiluna Der
StaatSuniueriitdt in @alnefon if
am /. Ottober er0ffnet rporoen.
8unoeSridter 81. IS. Mtcgor.
mid in Dallas bat ben BON ben @r.
preB 9ompaanien eeeen bic Itaot
lihe @iienbabns80mmiiiion nabqe.
Iuhten GinbaltSbefebl, Der fie barren
p%erbinbern ioa. bic neueh Staten
fiir Die Berienoun9 BON @rpreB. Bos
deten uno griefen gu promu(giren,
berpiIigt. Die 8pmpaanien bes
haupten, baB cine 9eroblebuno Der
Staten pDn 1917. ME Iie in Dem 9os
rif uorgeieben 1T, elmer aonfsca.
tim ibres @igentums gleintommen
uno iie ueranlaiien tpiroe, fih aug
Dem Gtaote 9eras 5uriid5u8ieben.
Sn Waribaa puroe Der Reqer
Bnlter 9auis BON einem Wt0b aus
benz @efdn9nib eebOlt uno aufQes
fnipft. neil er ben 9onftabler gbar,
les 9aDes. Der ietnen 8ruoer pers
po1te, nieoeraeiduiien bate.
Sn @lap @ountp mirb am II.
October uber oa8 2ocatsO ptions @e=
ob9eitimmt.
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9as Gan antonio 9Deeunt.

80 f1erlrt ltd elre @e1euldaft, ole
fth i'm Sabre 1897 urganiiirte, I'm
u66reno Der 8interIaiiDn cine &eibe
mtiienl6aftliber uno pppuldrer
Ibenoe 81 bieten, Die burh Die 3beas
ter nibt geoedt peroen uno Die oa3u
angetan itno. benz Bubfifum Inter-
baltuneen oorsufiibren. Die Inn lonit
ntht 8ugGnglib gemabt ueroen
f0nnten.
S9on nab Der er1ten 5ailon
seiete es ith. oaB Die llnternebmer
niht feblgegriffen uno ben euten @es
ihmod oeS 8ubltfums ridtie beurs
teilt batten, uno BON Sabr gu Sabr
bat iid Die Mitglieoersabl persr0Bert
uno Der Beluh Der Nbenoe bat in
entiprebenoem WaBe augenommen.
9aS, mas an ben Qbenoen gebos
ten muroe, mar aber au9 10 gemdbl>
Ter, ansiehenber Irt, DAB Der @rfola
uidt au8bleiben fpnnte uno nantents
lth bat iib Der iebr tiihti9e, far lein
Amt ungemein befdbiate Sefretdr
Der @eielibaft. 6err q. 8. 5baw,
in Der 3uiammeniteuuna Der Sroz
grarnme iebr groBe Wtibe geaeben
uno nit leinen engagements beiDn=
oeres @lad gebabt.
Das r4peeum" 1T nidt oarauf
aus, @elb 5u peroienen. ionbern es
1T nur beitrebt, fir Die po~rbanoeuen
Weittel bas 8eite an galenten aler
Nrt bierber 81 brinaer, mas itber=
haupt gu baben lit. uno oieieE1
8runo1ab bat oaS 2gceum feline 8e=
liebtbeit beim Bublifum 5u8uibreiz
ben. Maes, mas fir Saiion= Itdets
eingebt, tuiro auf oas Engagement
Ger pornebmften Nttrattlonen ber-
uanbt uno Die @eieaipaft lit oaourh,
oaB Die SaiIon Tldets i'm 8oraus
entnolnmen uno be5ablt meroen,
segen etpaiee 8erlufte geldnbt unb
tam obne Gliifo gu laufen. 9ontratte
NIT ben beiten &lnitlern uno @eiea=
lfbaften abihlieBen. Oas 2pceum
bat INNER aebalteu, mas e8 neripros
den bat un0 Die Witgfteoer iino moi
nur in duserit i%eltenen Saaen entz
tdulbt m0roen.
9as 2Dceum ftebt ieBt Dor leiuer
Iiebenten Sailon uno iDroert gum
Announcement fir oieielbe ouf.
Die ibon feft eneaaierten Gttraf=
tiOnen iino Die f~olgenoen 0ummern:
l., IA. Off,; Guaen q. 9ebs als
@0rleier.
g., %. Off,: Wenbelsiobn .Quars
tett uno Mtareuarita Smith.
g., 6. NDu.: Seiele, WepersG aoenp
Company.
d.. Z. Deg: Bolton 2abies Gpm-
phonp Company.
g., 81. Des.: sSbe 6amtborn Wus
1icof Club"
| g., Is. San.: Tbos. Dirpn If. BON
Seem gorf (Nutor pon r20Dpauo
Spo:s".
Z, 80. San.: Wetropolitan @ranb
Concert Company.
g., II. Sebr.: gbolnos Mcglarg.
g., %. Sebr.: nEbe 2pceum Sper=
attic COMPANY.
TO-, "a. Mtara: 9eMitt Miller.
Nuh Swei @rtrazN benoe fino gez
bubt. ndmlih Der 81. @npember NIT
Der BrimaoDnna Su5anne Noams,
2eD Stern @eaiit unb 4or1paenie.
uno Der %. Npril nit Durno, Dem
Wpiteri0ien, uno feiner 9eieai9aft.
Dieies Br0gramm 1T gang uDr,
5lglib uno 10 noaen mir benin b0f=
fen, baB Die bepuritebenbe 5aiion
Die uorbergehenoen pDm09lid nod
iibertreffen ueroe.
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oetrats . sdetne.

Gbmnub Sunamann unb emma aeuer.
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xdngerfeftsSmbildun

IN Heu,B raunfel8, Spnntoa ben q.
Dftober. Die M. 6. & s. 8ahn
lldBt an oieiem Taee brei 8iae Ian.
fen: 7.30 uno $50 8crmittaos uub
2 uhr 0ahmittaqs. 8urGf BON
0eu > 8raunfelS Is unb 11.3OI
GbenoS. so Gents fiir bic @unbreiie.
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gin Gpntractorem

fir Die @raoirnug nno Den San outer
sizes Strafen, fpfpie Der nBfiaen
SrtiGen in 8erar GDuntD, EeEaS,
Inn 8etra9e BON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SonarS ($5OO,000).
8erlieeelte Nneebpte fir Die Dbiae
&rbeit peroen entaeeenaenommen
in Der &mt8ftube oes Guuntn. glert8
biz gum 10. October 1903, Mittaos
UNI II ubr. Dieielben mifien abs
o~reIiirt iein an oas @eridt Der
@ountp > %@ommiHdre bon 8erar
@ountp, 3eras, uno miiiien NIT Der
obi9en Nufihrift perieben fem. Die
benz Guntracte gu @runoe au teaenoen
Bldne uuo Specificatipnen Iino
pom 81. September 1903 an pom
County 8ibter &oOcrt g.. Green,
San Nntonio, 3era8. gu erlanaen.
DaS Gountp beNatt iih oas MeGt
Dor, ieoe8 eiu5elne Der Nn9ebpte 5us
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-02

- Die 0ahfraee nad Cotton.
BHidern uno nah gifenbabnarbei.
tern bat bic 26bne in bic 66be ae-
frteben uno oesbalb haben mir ben
Sreis fir Diem 6ol5 auf 81. rs per
GOro erb6bt.
Carr Wooo 4 GuaIgp.,
H. W. &nrr, Wanaaer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-02

Ber9Gten lift bsfef.ls 8urte.
Der ebrtraroiSe Wane 81. Nerns
barb ruiro IN DER griunerung fortleben.
iolange bic Neni4beit fortfdbrt. burcA
4ueibsoeifi1gen bic Natur su misbrau.
mem uno bic Bitten unSerer @dter1 tuere
een ote cor5figlidfe sur &erbatuna BON
Mranlbesfen oienlibe Nr3nei Der @elt
gielben. Wenn Sein Gppetit perIoreu
geine xnnge beleqt, 9ein Scblaf unruhio,
Netne Odrnle nerffopit, Define Sout blaSs
geio, DetLe Mugen gelb limb unb On Oid,.
penn aueh niebt trant, bod untuohl fihlit,
70 ttt petutB 3rantbeit i'm Nn8uae. @arfe
f1lcbt onrauf. fDnbern 6ebenfe, 6os Wers
1titen belier unb leihter 1T als bas @uri.
rem = Dab 81. Bernard sfr1uterutIIcn
fnr 70 Gents bel Npotbefern Az haberI iiub'
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-11-11
Henkhaus Items.
.ll0eINYed Nom last weak.l

NiJelaSeu tsoll l'Sb Wetk,)
Prof. G. Jarosnswski visited hoiae
folks Friday and Saturday. I'e
says he has good attendance and
is getting along nicely with his
school.
MIR, Charles Darilei Of Moplton
visited home folks last week
Mr.. W. Jarosaewski. visited
Moulton, Sinner and Soharlotten
burg this week,
The Wedding bells are ringing
Mr., Anderly and Miss Louisn Helm
rich arctic get married Tuesday,
and Mr.. John Michalic and Miss
Miss Seifert this week.
Miss Hilda Baron went to Fla
tonia Friday to attend the Teach
ere Institute She and Miss Pala
e. Baron, one Of Fayette couutg
most popular teachers, We're nthe
program for vocal solo Mias
Baron says the Institute waa Well
attended. A great interest was
shown by all whu were present. and
many good points were discussed
Supt. Stirling had a large nmn-
her Of daily Programs printed OF
large cardboards, watch proved
10 be very satisfactorily ARRANGED
f.nd which will be very Beneficial
to tho teachers. The ensertain-
ment at night was grand the
music furnished by the Orchestra
being superb. Homes were pre-
vided for all the teachers BY the
! good Flatonia people They IRE
Indeed friendly and sociuble pet-
ple.
There will be fast at Ienk-
haus next (last) Sunday.
Messrs. Wegges, schwartz aud
1 Teichmanus leave for California
4 this week.
Mr. Frank Darilek went over io
Flatonia SATURDAY. Mr., Darilek
has ginned $50 bales this year
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-11-11
From the county OApitol.

Kokernot & Brothers made a
shipment Of 1873 calves to the St.
Louis market Friday night.
Bowie Bennett has located in.
San Antonio aud is holding down
Il position as street Cur conductor.
Before leaving Halletsville he sold
three of his fine bloodhounds to an
Eagle Lake man, gave two to J. w.
Bennett and retained three Of them.
Tax Collector S. L. Bennett fin
shed his collecting rounds Satur-
day and on account of exposure has
been i'll since, though nothing serl-
GUS. He reports issuing about
1000 receipts which is better than
the past year when 1477 receipts
we're issued Ofpoll tax 1887 were
collected and u additional ones az
-essed. making a total poll tax as
sessment Of 4l6l.
The German Theatrical Climb is
having weekly rehearsals Of Die
llrankc Familie," the play that
viii be presented the last Of thi-
month. The members Of The cast
49,. u 70 G,,o,stba. NTr md Mre
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-11-11

A petition was being circulated
last week at Hailetsyihe 10 have
the death sentence Of Margerita
Reyne COMMITTED to imprisonment
fsr life.
scholms & segdler Druggists.
sell DR.. Msndenhall1s Liver Regu
lator for $50 bottle md if it is
MT Che best medicine you have
ever used for Biiiousness, Constipa-
tioa, Dyspepsia and AL diseases OF
the Liver aud Stomach, they pay
the money back
Mr. joe MIikulik is the proud
father Of a Hne II pound boy.
Joe says The slittle man possesses
the necessary muscle to make d
& 'od blacksmith Jere's hoping,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-11-11
RAILROAD TlMH rABLH.
LooKuARr URANon,

LocKIARr BRANcn,
Train No 10 arrives from Loekhari
at zoo p. m
Train No. 20 arrives from Yoakum
at 2:50p IN.
WACO BaASoH- WACO 70 9oAKuM,
Train No. q strives from Waco at
] .25 p m.
yoaSuM TO WACO.
Train No. Al arrives from Yoakum
at2.20p. IN.
Razors and scissors Yut in orde
goo as nsa, at A. G. Koepke's.
Mr. Joe Macha visited Galveston
aud Halletsville last week.
Hair trimmed in all styles al
A. G. koepke's,
The cotton receipts at Moulton
up to last Friday were 200 bales
Hot and cold baths, at A. G.
Koepke's.
The question Of the hour hav'
yoN lala IN your winter supply I"
w''u
All 10 ct cakes Of soup now g
at 5 cts at
Niit D"oo 7l'NA'
". Nagsaale' - o llaiielS
willie. was in the eity last Friday OF,
BUSINESS
oa'l ana see the ne" me o
L'aoieum anu ~ 0i0'n ~ y "
'sSe''s"o'''
Y z 70 las' Wednesday az noon
tl'H'e'SV''se nae fecolyee = =
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-11-11

A double wedding took PLACE at
the Catholic church last Mondasl
Nr. Anton Svoboda and Miss Agnes
Ennis, and Mr. Aloia Simersky
and Miss Agnes Wolf were united
IN the holy honds Of matrimony by
Rev Iaseph IIudssek The aN
2Eris extends congratulations
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-11-11

The Best Prescription for MalGria
Ghils and Fever is bottle Of
Groves Taeteless Chill Tonic. 1t
is simply Iron and Quinine in Il
tasteiess form. No Cure, No Pay.
Price, SOC,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-11-11

Reported for the GAzerrE by Mr.
Johu Nieneyer, public weigher.
Total receipts lor season up to
Nov lst.
Square bales .... 3S5S
Round bales .. 505
Totd .....4 455
Ruling price sl4 cts.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-11-11

You Know What You Are Taking
When you take Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic because the formula il
plainly printed on every bottle
showing that it is simply Iron and
Qniuine in a tasteless form, NJ
Cure, No Pay. SOC,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-11-11
For Sale.

One second hand buggy in good
order cheap Apply to A. ".
Schvab.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-11-11

Mr.. Richard Burke Of Sweet
Home was in the city last Satur-
day,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-11-11

Flato & Eokhardt, Druggists,
sell DR., Mendenhal'a Liver Regn-
intor the great remedy for Consti-
patton, Liver Complaint. and Bill
iousness. Large bottles 25cj tastes
good, and lift is not better than
amy other Liver Medicine, they are
authorized to refund the money
paid for it.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-11-11

sasS soeeasse q - esosoes0oee
( LOCAL NEWS. g
q a
8ccocso - - o0ooc0
The sun., 1903-01-11
SPECULATORS

WIN mad Smiths Financi,i Di.tlon,ry great htlp
in tht r op rrations Al brokers ON -es have II for
use By Gu u,iomcrs. sent anywhere. carriage paid.
for $50 by the publisher, HOWARD IRVING
SMIIH II. o7 Wall street. New York.
The sun., 1903-01-11

New York Stock Exchange Sales. Ian. 10.
gNrrrp sTArEs AND sTArR BONDS TN u .ooos,.
IS Va O. def b Co ctfs..........,.......l2
CLosEo PRicss ov uSIrgD STATES BONDS.
The sun., 1903-01-11
dividend DECLARATIONS.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on csi. .as per cent; Inst loss. .
ncr cent. ruling rate. per cenS. Time
money y quoted at S per cent. Tor sixty, and
ninety dsys ~ yer cent i9r lou icsr and and siS
cnmnhrcinl, Daoer Is quoted at,sh per cent.
for prime single names anu Uiiis sJSt!, aS.c.
other names. Ss18 per cent.
sterIns exchange was nrm nt unchanged
Prices sid for next weeks mad, Posted
fStes we're quoted at 1A.9sH for lonR and
a Nt1x Tor short. Actual rates: Long bills.
E.ssJSE.s .ssis; s!sht drafts. a $3.50 % 4 ssio,
were quoted et S.is.aSiir, for long and
siSk9sisr for short; reichAmarks were
onoted At % <l,-io6 ost for long and asii@
8 so fpr shcrt; snlIdsr. were onsted At
par q Sc premium. Charleston Buying. t-tec,
discount. selling. l-,ec. premium. Savan-
ran bayins Ic. discount selling; par; San al
iSs'. "prs smIum st. Louls-I0c. premium.
thicaso- 1Oc premium Cincinnati Between
banks, ioc premium over counter. sos. pre-
MUM New Orleans Commercial. u dis
count: banks. Si premium.
Money In London, 2s,aS per cent. Rate
OF discount In open market for abort and thsse
The sun., 1903-01-11
THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

aide Securities to-day. dealings generally
were ON ompaTatively light scsle. About
the only activity displayed was In thf Copper
inside manipulrtion. Impressed strength was
shown in Electric Vehicle shares. which rose
fractionally on Increased demand. Trenton
on light dealings Maine Steamship ad-
vanced ! per cent and the bonds about the
s1me. Havana Tobacco issues were quiet
per cent on dealings OF over 1000 shares.
The advance IN this stock was attributes
TO purchases for Boston account, Northern
e TO ii2n. American Can issues were quiet
but steady. Standard on eained a point on
light transactions to 1876 International Mer-
camille Marine shares were dul, and ne ealectcd
The transactions In the market to-day were
n follows.
The sun., 1903-01-11
BANK STATEMENT.
increase In Cash and surplus Reserve,
Decrease In Loans.

Although tre cas- gain of the associated
bnnas T. Is week. sl7toiO was not as large
es lad Ieen anti. L9ated. the statement. ms a
wloie. was u GOOD one. Surplus reserves
were increased by u Cio.t5o and there was n
decrease In lonns OF S3.7io.ooo The changes
In dcrosi's und circulation were incopsidcr-
able. Q"ite u remarkable showing was made
by tie n q National Bank. with gain In
cnsh of A,s7e.soo and n decrease In loans or
A.iCs.soo. Other largo cash gains were made
by the Chemical National Bank and tho Bank
ofAmerica, of Laos $40 and o. .o57 100 respec-
lively. Tic most noteworthy decreases IN
loars wore 81 CS7,7oo srown by the Lincoln
Nat o al.
= weekly statement Of averages OF the
associated banks OF tie city OF New YORK
compares as follows with I, ose Of last week
and tho curr art vr, one vpur 1gO.
The sun., 1903-01-11

opsGi baon S scn: rom the ps SsnE sn Or
on balance to-day. ESQ Paris aaxlces ,Ss
quote per cents. 100 francs 2ah cenaimcs. mes
times =.
Commercial price Of bar silver In New Yc-A,
NHs Bar silver In London closed at =: |1'
New York Clearing House statement:
Exchanges, eslS ,sn< .ts2; balance, e3.'So.h2a:
Sub-Trt as,iry debit balance, e3S7.C
The sun., 1903-01-11

Surplus after deduction OF United
States dep )slts Inc. s%ofVtSo
The amount OF United States deposits shown
on this week statement Is SO 7s,20o. an Increase
OF $4,000 over last week. -
Of cash reserve TO deposits of several OF the more
prominent banks. compared with those OF ias'
week