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Postal car ls-1O cents a dozen
at the 10 cent store.
Maiden Rock wis Press
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Warning return
ed to Lake City last Saturday
and were accompanied by Mrs.
Keller, Lora and Flora, who are
spending the week there. We
took them over in Senator Owens
launch Saturday evening arriv-
ing at Lake city just after dark,
after a cold ride on a rough lake.
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Dec.2 20
NOV. u
NOTICE OF SHERIFF S SALE

NOTICE OF SuERIFf'S SALE
State of South Dakota, county of Grant, in cir
cult court, fifth Judicial circuit.
George A. Wood aud John e. Wood, copartners
under the Trm name and st1l lie OF Wood Bros,
Plant ifs, va Charles Foes. DE .endBnt,
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of q judg.
ment Of foreclosure and sale in the above entitled
action given and entered OF the 18th day , + No.
vember, A. d. 1907, in favor Of the plaintiffs and
against the defendant and an execution ieeued
upon SAID Judgment, The subscriber, Ed. A.
Murray. eherif Of the county of Grant, state of
South Dakota, for that purpose appointed. will
cell at public auction a. the front door OF the
court house in the city of Milbank, GrBnt county
South Dakota, on Tuesday the 9th day OF De-
cember, 1907, ut ten oc Ock in the forenoon of
said day. the real estate and ortgagtd premiees
si1u.ted in tue county If Grant and etate of
South Dakota, md diIe'ted IN said Judgment and
execution to be cold. and Their In described as
follows the southwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter and the weet half and the southeast
quarter of the southwest quarter OF section twen-
~ six (26( in. township one hundred twenty (1.O)
north of range fft,-oLe (51) wcst of the fifth
principal meridian, or eO much thereof &c may be
sufficient to safety said jnd ,mtnt and costs,
amounting in all to the cum OF ne thousand
eight hundred fifty five dollars and twenty-three
cents. 6 1853 23) with interest thereon from the
date of said judgment, and I'll act rning costs Of
sale,
Dated Milbank. $. ID. November 19th. 1907.
Ed. A. MURRAY,
Sheriff of Grant county, !. D.
BOUCK & GILMAN.
Plaintiffs attorneys.
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In 1857 Mindon-min. king of Bur,
ma. erected a monument near Manda.
lay called the Kutho-daw. There he
built 100 temples. in each of which
there is a slab Of white marble. Upon
these 700 slabs Is engraved the whole
Of the Buddhist Bible, a vast literature
in itself. equal to about six copies OF
the Holy Scriptures. This marble hi.
BILE is engraved in the Pail language,
thought to be that spoken by Buddha
himself 500 B. c..
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Default exists on a mortgage executed by John
Walklin and kdna l.. Wal, lin. mortgegors. 10
1904 and recorded in the on ce Of the register Of
deeds in Grant county, state OF South Dakota, in
book GO of mortgages. on page 62s and 629, mort
ship il9. north of range so. west OF the fifth
principal Meridian IN said county. The amount
due on said mortgage ia $2l23. % and $40 attor-
ney's fees. Notice lie hereby given that said
mortgage will be forecl"e-d by public sale Of said
premises on december %. 1907. at one O'Clock p.
m. At the front do 7 the court house In Mil.
bank in SAID Grant county. South Dakota.
Dated Aberdeen. :. D., November II, 1907.
GEORGE BALDWIN,
Brown Bros. ATTORNEYS Moitgagee.
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Better than gold lie a pea :eful home,
Where all the ireside charities come
The shrine Of love, the heaven of lie,
Hall,wed by mother or sister, or wife,
However hunDle the home may ba,
Or t led by ssrrow by heavens decree,
Tne bless, ng- that never were bought or sold,
And center there. are better than gold
THANKSGIVING REVERIES.
For many years, aye, almost since
first this country had a name, i: has
been the custom Of the people to set
apart one day ia the year, after har.
vest time, for thanksgiving and praise
to the Great Ruler of the universe for
his loving kindness and tender
mercies. Who can live in beautiful
America and not believe that there is
q God, and that it Is his pleasure to
prosper the liberty loving people of
this country. The evidences, strong,
indisputable, convincing, are on hand.
The greatest Of feast days in Amer
lea should be one of rejoicing and
thanksgiving by all the people. This
is the harvnst time for the ingathering
of thanks for the blessings of the year.
Thanksgiving Day was first establish
ed in the United States by the Pill
grims at Plymouth, New England, re-
placing Christmas as the great family
festival, and has been gradually
adopted in other parts Of the country.
Congress recommended days of thanks
giving annually during the Revolu-
ton, and Washington, in 1889, after
the adoption of the constitution. Other
days of national thanksgiving have
been proclaimed, and since 1868 the
last Thursday in November has been
annually proclaimed by the president
as a national Thanksgiving Day.
In this muniicent lana of ours, so
void of famine, pestilence and disasters
common to other lands, and where
peace and plenty so universally
abound, and civilization at its highest
type SO exalts humanity, we are truly
doubly blessed and our autumns are
golden in more ways than one, and as
sewers and reapers, the children of
men, particlarly in the bounds of this
latitude, can do no less in gratitude
than absorb and reflect the sunshine
so lavished upon them.
Freely we receive, then fresly give,
Bless az We are blessed;
Yield forth in the life you live
The purest and the beet.
This is the harvest time for thanks.
True, there have Deer trials, calami-
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Additional local News

Thu" 10 ceu,s,ore-Mi te.staeot
building
Wanted: A man at Harmonic
Hall, Dee s.. SpinsLers Convex
ton.
Mrs &. E Leach and daughter
EtheI went down to the cities
Wednesday evening for d few
days visit
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Making Things Even.

Customer Ito watchmaker) - told
you that my watch lost half an hour
every day, and now that you've re-
paired 1t it gains half an hour
Matchmaker Well, don't complain
It's only working to catch up lost time
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Judicious Charity.

~ don't believe he is so misery as
they say. hear he invites his poor
relations to visit him each year"
"Yes. They all live at a considerable
distance and are too poor to come"
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losses and SORROWS, but taking the
Very many and far outnumbered the
DARK appalling things o: l-fe. In
spite Of many evils there has beer so
much true sympathy, of g %enuine bene-
rIence. Of \ cordial spirit. Of brother
ly love and good fello vship, we can
keep our thanksgiving ia the spirit Of
the scripturai admonition, "Be We
thankful.
1t has come to be that we think too
much about feasting and too little
about thanksgiving The house wife
whose menu re1d.:-
'sters on The Half Shell,
Tomato Soup, Celery,
p,cI koast Turkey X,i, Grea%ed Potatoes es p,a.a
Cranberry sauce. Orange Tarts,
Mince Pie Pumukin Pie.
Cake, Fruit, Coffee.
Will likely have very little time for
another reading:
Song Of Praise
Love Feast
. d Hundred.
Let US be thankful that however diff
ficult and full of temptation life may
be, we ar. given wisdom that sutices
for daily living. No part of mans
nature is 50 strengthened by right
choice as the conscience. L. is the still
small voice that we must listen for,
and the oftener we hear it and obey,
the clearer and fuller is its tone. 1t is
the DELEGATE intuition hat is duIled
and finally destroyed by the doings of
evil. Let us be thankful that most
men are blessed with the righteous de-
sire to do good and to deal fairly by
their neighbors.
TRAIN THEM
Boys are not naturally selfish, and
every mother who has not a willing,
efficient helper in her bow, is herself
to blame: and must not only suffer the
consequences of her mistake herself,
but the future wife will have them 20
bear also. For your own sakes,
mothers, and for the future wives of
your boys, spare no pains to impress
upon them the magnitude of woman's
work. After they have been accustom-
ed to helping in all the ways they can
about the house, and there are few
things they will will not be better for
having learned to do they will not
think housekeeping is ''just puttering
around" Teach them that the woman
who keeps her house in order and
looks after the comforts of her family
in every way, earns as much as the
man who furnishes the money part OF
the partnership, and they will be ready
to do as we heard a boy say not long
since: 81 shall give my wife half of
all my income to do with as she likes"
instead of asking what she had done
with that last quarter. he we her,
and talking as if he earned all the
money end she and her children spent
it. as one poor woman told us her
husband did. Begin 10 train the hus-
bands-yes, and the wives, too-in
in their childhood, and no one will
ask, us marriage a failure?' in the
the next generation.
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Very Likely,

"You're a queer looking thing to
want to fight with me-" said the young
bulldog contemptuously. You're not
In my class"
Perhaps not replied the %porcupine
quietly. but l think l a give you q
few points. "-Philadelphia Press.
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Sure.

Sunday School Teacher-Tommy, can
you tell me what caused the floods
Small Tommy-Yes. ma'am. It mined.
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Dec. ID
Nv -
.OTICE TO CREDITORS

NOV, Y Tee, IL
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
State OF South Dakota. county of Grant-ss. In
county court, In the matter of the estate of
William r.. Rethke. Deceas ed.
Notice is hereby given hvthe undersigned, exc
cutrix OF the eetate of william n. Il, tn e. de.
ceased to the creditors of and al pereons having
claims against the said deceased to exhibit them.
with the necessary vouchers. within siX months
after the first publication Of this notice. to the
g id executr X at her !esiderce IN Grant Center.
in said county. whose post office address is NJ j.
bank. Grant county South Dakota.
Dat d nj Milbank, South Dakota, November
18th, 1907
FREDERiCA A. RETHKE, executriX
of the estate of William r.. Rethke,
deceased.
S. 8. LooKHARr. Attorney for Executrix.
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LAWYERS

l.. II Bentley 5. Rix,
DENTLEY Il RIX,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Lands, Loans and Collections,
Both Phones,
Bentley Block,
MILBANk kOTA
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This is the harvest time for thanks.
True, there have been trials, calami-
ties in some places, homes destroyed,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-11-22

THAD L. FULLER
LAWYER
Both Phones-l2S.
DAKOTA
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Plaintiffs attorneys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-15

STOCK MARKET OPERATIONS.

After an irregular opening with many issues
higher than at Fridays close, the course Vi
prices tended upward for short time, but on
The announcement of the cut by the United
Metals Selling Company of l y cents a pound IN
the price of copper a general decline set H. the
shares of metal companies being under especlti
pressure and the heaviest selling being OF the
United States Steel issues. The bank statement
was as favorable as could have been looked for.
but had no steadying effect on the market the
break in prices being most pronounced in the
last half hour with the usual small rally at the
very close on short covering, and final prices
being as a rule. little above the poorest of the
short session, with net losses shown al the close
of is points in United States Steel common
and 2l9 in the preferred. 4 in American Smelt-
ing and Refining II. in Great Northern and s
in Union Pacific.
Runlors persisted of the coming failures of one
or two small industrial concerns but the reports
Of impending embarrassment did not. on Fri
day, include institutions and houses of high
standing and Undoubted strength. An impor-
tant piece of news. which strengthened the mar
ket temporarily. the announcement by As
sistant Treasurer Fish that the Secretary of the
Treasury had decided to accept the warrants of
the City Controller for the Az per cent
bonds security for additional deposits of gov
eminent moneys under the SeCretarys plan for
aiding the money market during the crop moving
period.
The bank statement showed few changes Of
large amount Loans increased only SO .000.
despite the city bond operation of the week and
the Union Pacific bond payment, the smallness
Of the increase going TO prove that the stock
market liquidation Of the week had resulted in
larger reduction of loans than had been COM
monty expected. Deposits decreased 81 So, 500.
The cash item, instead of increasing by more
than $4,000 600, as had been looked for from the
known movement of money during the week.
showed decrease of 1851 600. which may rep
resent in part unrepOrted movement OF funds
10 the interior. As a result of the changes in
other items the surplus reserve decreased $453.-
ESQ, and amounts TO $6,91S700. which rep
compared with the showing to reserve which
they have often made at this date in September.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET-Money CALL 2Iyq3 per
cent Time money was quoted at 5d51z per cent
for thirty to sixty days. ga per ninety
days and per cent for five and six months Com
mercial paper quoted at 61zd7 per cent for
sixty TO ninety days and four months and per
cent for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The foreign exchange
market opened easier at decline of 10 to Is
points, but before the end of the first hour the
market rallied 10 points from the bottom. 80
a m. cables were quoted at s605q4. s615; demand
sterling at 4.s540G4 S545 and sixty-day bills a
4SI&44S2 Short francs were 5.l7I2. less 1-l6 and
short reichsnarks 947s
Bankers posted rates follows:
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston. 16 2-3c dis
count: Chicago. 10c discount; st. Louis, 15c pre-
MUM bid; San Francisco, sight DC, telegraph JOG
premium New Orleans commercial SOC discount,
bank 81 premium: Cincinnati, 1211c premium; Sa
vannah, buying soc discount selling 75c premium
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver 67s4c. Mexican
silver dollars 52sc Bar silver in London closed at
81 5-l6d.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid l340; Lisbon
MEXICAN EXCHANGE--Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 2o0A
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Financial.
TO MEN OF AFFAIRS.

An established firm with large interests In Mexico
10 interest capital planting OF Bananas on
a. deal tract land 1900 in extent having
frontage. L hours by water IRON
suot cash markets where the sale Of every bunch OF
@-1,t Tor q period CT years
Is required purchase and cultivate this prop
-rty payable $4,000 cash. balance about $4,000
month - ann mn
To this capital II IS proposed TO Issue 5000
tock and 100000 common stock. 1902
r,1nrSo- stock going TO the preferred bonus The
rorty pay the preferred and retire
- frEid. OF three years Will then pay at least 500
,nuaiv or the common stock We would Ike 20 submit
ed rove ths 70 responsible capital Address SUBSTAN-
rfAl. Tribune Office
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Marked frregularity characterized the specuia-
ton in the market for outside securlues E@1IIy
frnness was followed by a reactionary tendency
on light realizing The volume OF business u aIIS
acted showed "A considerable contraction. >il -
a loss Of points. recovered y. Manhattan iran
sit was weak on light offerings declining .
-C'ananea improved a. Butte Coalition atter
aarT, strength reacted nearly a point. Boston was
irregular The balance of this group huctudteu
within narrow limits. Bonds were quiet ana soHle
what irregular. New York CITY 4r2S anu - i"'1
firm Union Pacific Is were off u
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sEX dividend

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-CaIl money in
London, r2D2 per cent. Open market discount
rate for short bills. 3Es per cent; long bills. 27kT+
per cent. Berlin discount rate. 5iS per cent. Paris
discount rate, 3l2 per cent. Paris exchange
London. francs II centimes Bar gold. rs. 9ssd.
Berlin exchange on London. 20 marks 4624 pfennigs
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-British consols for
money. 50 316; for the account S21 French rentes.
q francs So ceEtimes.
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THE WEEKS BANK CHANGES.

.Iynted deposits included. $50. 072. 600
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits the respec
tive dates:
September T. September IA Changes
Specie s2oo8I740o s19s 100000 Dec 81 407.5 500
Legal tenher.. es,e76.2oo 60 800 Inc 545, 700
Totals . s2ss sas 600 s26s 181 500 Dec 1851. 800
agt deposits. 2e1. SOL ESQ 2si.2181eo Dec 4os $50
Reserve w s7,s72.85o se9Is7oO Dec s453, $50
The following the changes for the
spending week for the three preceding years: 1906
Loans decreased SIS 100 cash increased 81 92 100
oeposts decreased S. l2550o and surplus in
creased sl0u4325 1905-Loans decreased $40 SOL 600
cash decreased S. 400 deposits decreased 500 O69
400 and SURPLUS reserve decreased si96,050 1904
Loans increased $40 600. cash decreased S.
deposits increased 24s7.2 200 and surplus
creased s9,0S5,l0o.
The following shows the relation between the
respective dates:
Sent IA Sept. Is. 'o5. Sept le 'o5f
roans 81 oss eT2 o3s. 40 400 81 os5 s21 900
enecIa - los 900 400 la. 366.500 202. IT'S 200
Legal tenders &c. 221.900 1I54lsOo 16.54a. 400
DEPOSITS IOiiSoZzco ltVIo'1oi'o A'ooo'3o5z
Circulation 5obis2oo 44.ooS.o%o 1000
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits the re-
spective dates:
a. Sept. Is. '06 Sept.
spec,e ~ slss 900 800 Sl77. 366,50o S2G2. 175 200
LEGAL 22l 900 77.54l, 500 76,54S.
Total reserve SECS 500 800 s27s z2s 800
Total
agt. deposits 2sl.2l3.loo 2ol.3Il.soo 2I4.0SS.S00
Reserve sss1s.zoo $a.ose.4oo A.es5. 300
Per Ct OF res 2oI Zb6 2o<
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GOVERN MENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tons for government bonds compared with Fri
days:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-15

Trading inactive in the mining market on
the Produce Exchange yesterday. Total transac-
lions $500 shares. follows: 1500 Beaver
Superior at CSC and 1000 Branch Mint at 15c
Bid and asked prices were:
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Dividend Notices
TOLEDO, ST. LOUIS & WESTERN
RATI ROAD COMPANY

90 Wall street. New York September II 1907
the pre-
ferred stock this Company has been declared out Of the
srrplus earnings OF the Company payable October 10.
1907 said stock at the close OF
business on September 30. 1907
preferred stock OF this Com
xsv viii be closed al the close Ct September
so 1907 at the Office Lawyers Title Insurance &
Tst Corrany Transfer Agents. 80 Liberty Street New
York CITY viii be reopened al the opening Of bus-
ness On october 16. 1907.
Ts above dividend will paid by check. mailed TO
latest addresses the stock holders to the
In, the closing OF the books
JAS. STECAET MACKIE. Secretary
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The Union Bag & Paper Company.

No. Il Battery Place. New York. Sept 10. 1907.
A DIVIDEND OF ONE (1cZD PER CENT on the
Preferred Stock Of The Union Bag & Paper Company
This day been declared payable October 18th, 1901
90 stockholders record the close Of business on
September S0th 1907.
The transfer books for the preferred stock VIII close
At SOC p. IL. September S0th 1907, and reopen at
~ - W. L SPARKS. sec'y.
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London Sept u. ! y. m.-The market for Amer
can securities closed steady. Final prices follow;
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BOSTON CURB STOCKS

Furnished by J. Thomas Renhardt Broad street.
New York. 10 Exchange Place Boston)
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BOSTON STOCKS.
Furnished By r L. Day & Co. No. n Wall streetJ
sent L. sept IA Sept IL. Sept IA


sAsked- TEX dividend.
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FOREIGN COMMERCE.

IMPORTS or MERCHANDISE AT NEW YORK
Week ended Sept IA 1901 1906 1908
Drygoods ........ 81 5si 736 So 1862 555 s2751 255
General merchandise. 103e5.a39 9016 453 9.0S9 400
Totals ........... sI395O775 S1o179oos s11s4O SEA
From January i
Drygoods ora S115 2o3 800
General merchandise. 4l9.6T2230 3ss. 0sG. 2a2
Totals ............. s534 $40 205 Sass. los. TO
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEW YORK.
ended Sept s433 sos s427 $685.
EXPORTS DE SPECIE
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

'Ex dividend
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BONDS.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE STOCKS.

)dd lots. tSeiis cents per share.
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.IJnited States deposits included S5g ~ Z
her than United States. decrease SZlf,ZoV-
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High Low. LAST
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Van Schaics & Co No. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-05
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreisn houses dealt in
1870 shares in the local market. buying Q few
thousand shares ON balance. In London consoIs
were firm. The only feature of the general marxet
was further sensational advance in the Rio
Tinto issues. Since November last Rio Tinto has
advanced fS5 Money fairly easy in the British
capital. and the Bank OF England secured all the
gold offered in the open market
GREAT NORTHERN.-The Supreme Court of
Minnesota having failed to hand down a decision
in the matter OF the proposed issue OF SGO.O00O6O
capital stock OF the Great Northern Railway Com
pany. the company announces the following post
ponement of dates: For closing of stock transfer
books ascertain stockholders entitled to sub
scribe for the issue and for receiving subscriptions
20 the issue. to the close OF business on March r.
1907 for filing assignments Of right to subscribe 20
the new stock 20 the close Of business on March
IT, 1907; for payment Of the first second and third
instruments on the new issue. 20 March IS. 1901.
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s2ol.7sslS5 balances $7.1462s3. Baltimore-Ex-
changes. S52o0,405; balances. $6isslS. Boston-Ex-
changes S19S792S} balances sLG1l.947 Philadelphia
Exchanges $22 500: balances So IS3 Chicago
Exchanges $5l4464SS; balances. S35CO,2lt
SILVER MARKET,-BaT silver, 691sc. Mexican
silver dollars. 53i2c Bar silver in London closed
at 22d.
GOLD PREMICM-In Madrid SOS; Lisbon. ?.
MEXICAN EXCHANG E.-Nlexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 2O0la.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.-C Customs receipts
reported from Washington 81 252; internal revc
receipts. $5s953S miscellaneous receipts $1io,
7S9 Receipts for the day S2.7455SO; expenditures.
$l.72cC0e Receipts for the month to date, rs;
expenditures 100000: Of receipts. $.SN il6.
Receipts for the year to date SiS S65 $50; expendi
lures, $4Ol 997o64; excess of receipts, 81. 96SO6l.
SUB-TREASURY.-The sub-Treasury was debtor
to the Clearing House $201, lOs