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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-16
ACLard
F0u
Supreme Excellence,
TO THE
PUTNAM
HOT FORGED AND
Pointed uoRsE
NAILS.

Attic Worlds Columbian Exposition
a. Chicago, a medal aud diploma word.
od' "supramo excellence In material.
method Ia manufacture, and quality Of
finished product, elasticity aud smooth.
nos. combined with holding power In
clineh. 10 allows tho use Of very small
uaila.H
There is nothing teT0Hd tunfcme excellence
nor be- thCfo auJ thinF computed On hnrto nail
except thn material ffum wuIrh a is made %
"tlu method OF manufacture" aut equality n
fuHhrd urldurL" rutnam hHNa. uY their
"onsurItY," FIvu slightly tu ne Unpartion and
contraction ~ thO boot while NO horse D. in
motion hY tDUU 'um0uthurHs," DO not cn'
larfy Tue nail holes lu Cue hluf uhlg their
"tuprcmo excellence iu "toliluH power In
tue eluch' uuahlra tncm " hold Tie shoe Ia
tln hardest service uull worn out
H. tln 'uHu ~ small uhIla" iaFsa holes are
avoided and mnucf saved o. thc smith
Thus "a viii lr soon that tho umrIaIs ~ ne
Nof'da toiumtinn ltpofiuun re1oEn -
what gualIurf 30 tnwakn w Euud horse nail
Eat that unIY tun "IItuam" contains a. ~ 81 !.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-16
SUPPORT HOME INDUSTRY
THESE ARE THE PEOPLE WHO SELL HOME MADE GOODS
JOHN @. CUTLER & BRO.
AGENTS PROVO WOODEN MILLS,

SO Main Street. Salt Lake City wshave full line ofa kinds ofwooien
Goods making Clothing both ready and made orde
and uniforms all kinds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-16
Profoundly Grateful
Symptoms Of Cancer Ro-
moved rheumatism
Cured
a Chicago Clorgymon's Faith In
Hoods snruaparilla.

"c o. Hood g Co., Lowell Na.tH
"hur slu. lam profoundly Impressed win
Ono mDi.rll virtues % Hoods slHaHra q
was threatened with cancer. aHI I#
agreeable uupuUus ou uy il.E aHI U
places. Tho cancer was Appearing aa rg ..
rroNdeuuauy { obtained o. bottle ~ H..IH
sarsaparillh, and by th6 time f r.H 5000. f.t
bl1 symptoms hld nearly iHaI. H.Hr
used four bottles. and believe H..t
Saved Mo From Premature pcsth.
lam now almollll years af a-. .. work
like "a tigrr. And know ..i IHs.H s.l.
aplHIIa has bad much fl. HH". rFH.s.r aui
strength. RECOMMENDED Hfs. who
bad 'Ihofui so much ut troubles,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-03-06
TRAGEDY IN LOVE.
A Young Lady from Emanuel County Takes
Her Own Life.

iE8r own z>tE1.
Augusta Ca January 28.-(Speclal miss
Lizzie Turner, q beautiful young lady TWEEN
ty-six years old, daughter of Mr.. Alb Turner,
a well-to-do farmer of Emanuel county,
near Durdenville was found dead this morn
ing In an old deserted chapel in lonely,
dreary spot, two miles from Augusta, over
in South Carolina She committed suicide by
taking Iaudanum. She left no note telling
of her troubles that led her TO commit self
murder but 1t is believed she was disap-
pointed in love. Miss Turner had been In
Augusta two months visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Tom Laird.
The young lady left her aunts house Sat
urday morning and MRS. Laird was
greatly distressed by her absence, and was
greatly shocked when she heard the sad
news. Mrs. Laird says she had noticed her
niece looking very Respondent and despair
ingly for tle last two weeks and questioned
her as to what troubled her. Miss Turner
would not admit having any sorrow to
worry her. No one sew the young lady
cross the river, and the discovery this morn
ing was accidental. Some boys went to the
chapel to play and they were frightened at
seeing a rigid corpse lying on a bench, and
they sounded an alarm. Miss Turner expect
ed to return home soon and on Friday she
told one of her lady friends she would rath-
er die than go. She took four ounces of
lauGanum and had been dead fully twelve
hoGrS before she found. The coroner Of
Aiken county viii hold inquest In the
morning and the body will be taken to
Durdenville for interment.
Atss Turner was pure, smart and indus
trious young lady and her many friends
here were Mortified over her self-destructiOn.
Had she Travelled the world over she could
not have selected a more obscure place to
have ended her life, and she must have gone
there hoping not to be seen or ever found.
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There they spent the day and were al
lowed to roam all over the house and were
shown over the handsome rooms and rereu-
ton hail. and they wandered about cuff
ously; then one of the servants took them
through the beautiful palm gardens, the
bowling alley, and at last 10 the stables;
they were more amused here than when
looking q the fine things IN the house
They were allowed TO get on any horse in
the stables and they enjoyed that ever so
much.
About the middle of the afternoon the
carriages were ready s7,d took the whole
party 10 woody Crest" where they were
to spend toe week ana have Their Christ
mas fun. Here they Were allowed to do
just as they pleased; some rambled through
the woods, while others remained in the
playroons where wonderful pictures books
aad ali soEt@ of games amused them until
supper. After supper there we're more
games and Christmas stor.es were read
al0ud. but all went TO bed early 10 dream
OF the dav's pleasures ana - Be- ready for
the grand Christmas tree the next day
fhcre was a monster Christmas tree.
loaded Will presents and all sorts Of good
things, and YOU know these poor little chill
dIen VIII never forget tils christmas
No", what do you think of Miss Helen
GOUlG2 When | read about what she had
done I felt | would rather have had the
pleasure she must have experienced than to
have been president of Che United States
God bless such women they are the ones
that ought to have money, because they
know how to use it.
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;ts backing was the insurance on HIS f0oA'

;ts hacking was the insurance on his foor'
down trodden life. eor
.II, sfoY5 this" said Brown to me, .or !
,y.s the first for him to reveal hlinseA ".
..I,Il be hanged II any other 1eiiow snan
drive stylish horses, ride In new cIEs es;
fix the Old place up, blowing as the husoS -.
Of Widow Brown, on the money OF NY III
s,,rance No-sir-ree" said he, as ne shun-
tered off with his hands in his poekrt' rs
head hung down and a wicked ooh Id nis
Owe 10 inform the insurance company tha'
he was still in life and hearty
Droun was never known to DO Just figh''
Tn all his whole life through;
ruf never never did he quite
cat things in such a stew,
AS he did this timely coming racR
And letting people Know the lact.
with Mrs. Brown a widow. she
was cutting quite dash
MO one thought but what there o. De
full supply of cash
When Browns insurance on ms lie
Could be turned over to his wire.
Papers printed. people read 1t =.
10. the money left by Browns!
IF was credit credit, credit!
Arvwhere within the town
Now. while Brown Is mighty Inao'
other folks are mighty SAD
| ~ ~ SARGE PLJN Git.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-03-06

HELEN COULD -, -
,,.,,, :, ,1,oogt a castle called the caste Oh
them - and only a mile two from
~ ~ is another lovely home called Woody
Now, children, think how these poor lit
tie waits taken from the Five Points,"
one of the poorest, dirtiest places III New
York, must have felt when they went into
these beautiful homes. 1 have no doubt
they thought it was heaven.
These children were sent out on the cars.
and Miss Gould met them herself and drove
through the mountain roads first to her
beautiful castle, Lyndhurst.
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Good News for acknowledgement 'i'''
CuusuH,ntiom Cured. -

Our readers a9r T hronchtis, and consumption,
% be 'e sad to Know Of The wSndeffu TGGe
made by the neT re"t% nato H9Dwn The II NV
as the ne, A Anyance s. nst sixth street Gin
snaa O. YIN w sSna you 70 e ai5 H Give age
ail particulars of your disease
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The Yaldosta TeIascona tejI

IIIV ' dIVOSII IEIe3EOpe teIIS thIS one.
The other day a young negro girl was
met by an old negro woman up about
Ashley'5 store and the usual salutations.
with by-questions to the health, peace
ana happiness Of the families were passed.
Does your nanny still take in wash
ing?' asked the older.
'Yes'm,' replied the younger, she been
doing washing for Mr.. Blank down here at
Mrs. boarding house, but he saw
times is too hard to have clothes washed:
and dunno what she gwine to do now.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-03-06
weekly BaniS Statement


,-ru vopE February 3.-The New VOTE
c. IN its review of todays cotton liai nc =
So, So, THE cotton movement, at least .is
.o,,c,,on+ TO the ports, BEGINS 10 -
o,sayatnrs the dQW affffta9
be oyershadoWed by the big crop estimates,
winch have been sent abroad from New
Orleans this season. Prices dropped here
today. owing to the port receipts ana ING
Liverpool depression as well as continued
long selling. Hubbard. Price q 60.
were understood to have sold 5000 to 1000
bales Other commission houses were SELL
ing for long account. The short interests
seem to have been increased during the past
few days, although it is still in narrow
market There was a rally today at one
time owing to the covering of shorts ana
the fear that New Orleans receipts might
come light on Monday. But the bears were
for the New Orleans estimate received just
before the close was 10000 to 1000 bales,
against $3.50 last Monday, and 5,316 last
year. That drove prices back to about the
that the continent now shows a little more
disposition to buy the actual cotton after
the recent decline. Houses of high stand
ing here are receiving numerous reports OF
exhaustion of the crop at the plantations
and small uncounted interior towns But
tually see every day, and they have dis
couraGing effect on many who have been
operating on the long side. The ports to-
day received 10000 bales less than last Sat
The estimated receipts during the coming
week, ranged from 10000 to 10000 bales
against S0,477 for this week last year, and It
Is said that New Orleans viii get 10000.
The The maximum suesses have not been real
lied for couple of weeks. The minimum
figures have come nearer the mark. Greeks
are said to have bought rather freely here
of late.
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CORRESPONDENTS solicited.

ru;o por,zer Graysport, Miss.-How dld YOU
~ n,,;oy christmas? Niue very dlll, tioaEli
,ua ,ad a tree and Santa Claus came .oo. A'u
+hpn We had a church supper ana sS'oi.'i s"'
on+nrt.innents ! cannot give any reason ioi lo'
epioyinr myself more, so DIANE NO o1io 0'' ny
self. .-or,, fatv vo,,nc reopie so it
. ma matter to get up an enta'ntnehe OIL any
kind. o,r4 r7r;dav uimht before
c,hr;e+r1as had several pieces, anu III oLI ' "a
4hn,, i was q negro cook with my race oiaGhI'.'
Every one said it was quite d Suo0o'' W
nIsy dr,li which was right pictty. how, NOT
PW,o hsva very good school, ana nave iioO
,,;sead = dav since the second MONDAY III 80! -.
ha~ and am going to try to not ioiSs any, any 80 ~
ma lime And then, no for the mondays INC
fun hope to nave a.;o,, o.tnmetie Ohilos-
9'" WhSntnric Algebra history physiology ana
qpptin, And tell you it keeps mo busy. .4,,.o -
Amt suse when will we nave q new l.'cCn.o Ne 1e a
+,,o head OF our department.? Ioh MO" 5'N'f
Of having a new ono good Whiie aiIo. pro,,ar,s
u zoo yolild like to see little Eiha bio"'i :
p1I}b' have some double hImia and marS9o seeP
o,ne raiIadium (or elephant carr Duo9, tn' !,
| void ike to exchange for other 9eeu' 0"''' ~
| smells. ,,ond,, oavo ,na nice
horse an nd p Pal Ph6 sas 1'S riding
onioyed Aunt Susie's letters ABOUT the ""t ~
| eo;r l,9na and went; ana on, lhe Sisuto Ta,
| 500 ,vi.h could describe them as Won % "a
Sne;a think she described the MOORISH p"iat t y,
| 5io ebe non? | had so much lah Vhetc 49, I,,
80 ~, Fanis Ivheeland the fire WORKS Wtft -
| tifnI | am sorry TO see I"V ~ '
| huilfiings have been burned. 500 +;no G
| WI I Guess this is enough TOR one tini. , ~,
| ,,,isI,iur one and all a happy AcW he"i' '' ~
| little cousin.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-03-06
Stabbed Over love f.etters.

Waycross, Ga, February 2-(Special)-
Jim Mann was stabbed in the arm three
times Wednesday, evening by Charley Jor-
dan. The trouble grew out of a quarrel
about q love letter. Jordan was aMested
Mann and Jordan are both col SO
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Here is the biggest bargain ever offered!
Send ten cents for three months trial sub
musical magazine ana we will send abSo-
iutey free 165 sonss words D. a II mG$Ie
Song .'TwiXt Love and Duty That Is
Love" odd Madrid "Maidens Two ana
1871 otfers-al for ten cents, stamps or sll-
YER, Address American Nation Co., IL L.
Pearl ST. Boston, Mass.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-03-06
QUEER THINGS IN GEORGIA..

The Elberton Star has this queer item:
At Mr.. J, Z. Campbell's provision store
some dried fruit was put in in pan in
front Of the store on exhibition, and the
rays of the sun shining upon the pan set
the FRUIT on fire. Mr.. Mattox, the genial
ana efficient Clerk, Is responsible for this
itsm and he vouches for the truth of the
statement"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-03-06

r. Mattocls Mayaville, n. C.-Maysvi,le is
small railroad station situated on wilteoak river
Jones county, and contains three stores cnticn
a school house, one saw and grst mill, n rallroad
deuot and a few residences, and two par rooms
which are often crowded with Grunkards' VINO e4- =
haust their hard earnings IN the purchase VI
suffering for maintenance. .,., r = fo,,,
We have lad some very fine weather for lew
ot Iworls on their farms for the coming year.
NV father is a farmer and mercnahG' ana nelp
to do all kinds Of work on the farm, ana soAlo-
times help in the store when traoe ID llNeiy'
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-03-06
Says The Cave Spring Herald:

"A citizen says he caught q swapping
turtle, carried 1t home, cut off It's head and
and ate the turtle. A day or two after
wards some chickens came near the turtles
head and one was caught by the jaws of the
head and the head held its grip until II
Numbered"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-03-06

Professor Fab, q Vienna astronomer who
is given the credit in some European pa
pers of having made several hits heretofore
with his predictions, says this planet Will
be knocked out by q comet about November
IL, 1899. This doesn't interfere with the
campaign OF 1886, as Lieutenant Totten's
plan would.
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x,.o,>b, and railroad business at this place.
BY AUNT SUSIE

GRANNY and railroad business at this place.
We'll now the holidays are over, ana inc yeaa
1898 is numbered with the things that were' wy ne
New Year with its duties its cares, us tils anu
tia ,casuresIis,upon us Let meet them Win re-
newcd yicor and determination to perform our
mart in lifas race better than last year. H.,
would like to correspond with sohie vi WV
cousins.
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mir. George Bolton, OF this county, tells
us that not great while ago he paid a
preacher So, and in a few days it came
back to him tenfold--a friend called him
into a store and presented him with a
800 suit of clothes"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-03-06

Thomas }. Pay, Buin \. C-2l.e Is situated il,
tile uprer l0Et,"a of tile tide wit r.gion'' of
the o:d North state, in tic county Of Robson.
such Is cc.r"n rarn wheat. oats ,ye and su@4r
cane Of f'a lid: an' peach, ), l.nies pears
grapes a:i nl1iOIs III the oicari and vine, ali do
wei here.
I. ar"e oE:ion or tlJie c5,ts.ty is Inhabited by
coming qtJ . is,trilieent ly the advantage of
state normal ci0ni which is si:nsted only few
kii,eS iroau here / AM taking 8 course In teie-
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Answers 10 iEl@airies'
yy,rssp Given Away.

Miss L. b., Reed Creek Sal tt "A nave pene1
envelope is most USED a. q" IA r. over once and
ChoIlld be lust Tie Si@C ~ -
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-03-06

Nellie c. GRAY. Dickensonvle, Val am eleven
wears Old, the youngest of four children NY
brother and oldest sister arc away at poaru !ig
schools NV sister will finish this year My other
sister and go to school at home, and he'p hlaih-
ma do the work nights and mornings, o,io,ors
have no pets except some winter cI'lc St ta
feed was sick all Christmas week. got Two
ih Rocks. sara Cfewe,' and THE Wide, Wide
World" ...-... 49, ,,.or,,,,s faiy.
NV mana and Oldest sister went the worlu Itlt
tbcv on owed the fair very much. They SAID thcy
Void o take anything FOR their trip nay sister
stopped at tie geological garden at t1hcihIlSi az,
She saw many different KINDS OF ahlhi@i'' "i''
not tyy to name any OF tlcm ,,o ,oc +,o
nave tho best papa in the world and he has the
grip.
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YOUNG FOLKS CORRESPONDENCE.
letters OF Exchange Among The Cors:.-
tu;iou's Little Eoits

Fay Pole Williams, Jernigan. Ala-I am little
GID and have never been 10 school exceDt TO NV
mamma. feel such deep interest in dear af-
ficted little Edna RrOwer. write to ask the cous-
ms let every one of rs help her who can. be it
ever 50 small. sent her p cents last year and
she wrote ne such a lovely, cTatcfHAlitte note.
wished l. hal been dollars instead II cents Ter
rs All pray hat she may get well.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-03-06

r,ear Children: 1 don't think Children WA EVA
- III +irod Of hearing a1out Christmas anu
t ESo =. that pleasant tine has long S' one
,,as5.,a. want to t.. You o; VIA INV
T i good lady did on nat f, navr heard of
e1 up CID who was the richest man
IN LIZ. - he died he was worth about one
ana when ii0 ..-i collars Ii is
hard hard, 70 take in how much that is 50 n;oG Gn
that we wonder what any one "G I'n left Gf
E5ea -. IN or it 10 his sons and one daugh-
n ne snI il i. Il MS daughter am goin ia
tei tn a., or sue IS very lovely and bea9,'7
20 ,,,1 'g an I kno,v you viii like 70 see the
picture OF !, Iady who is 50 gooq' beautiful
80, not far Trosl New YORK. One OF
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-03-06
tr,,::.xs were Made For.

yV..u. yYol2i;nys EN""e ME'"E
.,ron,orrow is a holiday
Cries John with shouts Oh i'le'i''
IA ali me other childr:l shout
As they come troop;ns aite;.
"Zybat will you do?" inquiries nlai"i'i''
.What KIND of ceia ~ -th
VIII best express Yodr SSh
On suca q grand oec d ,a ;. t.s
..T.-,.-- 20 eflau 10 t.ust what It says
me name, you kna'y, th'tS sivSn:
ANNA looks pu s.e5. ana the pc!'
To desperation drl IN .,os
pv her .,btitseness. steroly cries.
wen, l would give a ioi i.i
s'pcsed you kne" 'hat hol@ 5,>r,
Were made fer boys 20 hol"i:'
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Tom'nie ami Donie Erooi,s.-!ear aunt Susie.
we want 80 i'ii Won how much 1--we YOU and Tie
lon7ti ~ ION. Father has iecn subscriber for
Tong, l'nr lt'ie. We are clad when Saturday
comes - -"e 'Hii' will GET tie chdrens and Aunt
SUSIE lei ~ tell you We don't stop until we
peIliSe II through.
Ny father j. a farmer. we I've near the Shilo
battle ground, Pittsburgh Landing, Tenn. NV
chief delight j. horseback i;lils.
Success 10 the Constitution.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-03-06

Sadie Caske, Cuthbert, Gal am now going TO
school at Andrew female college. l like 1T very
much. think it is good az any college in
Georgia We girls think they are very strict but
OF course all girls say that wherever they 60
entered the SOphmOre class, and have to study
real hard. The girls are real bad sometimes. We
often steal things from the table when the teach
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-03-06

BeuIab Derrick Colmesneil, Texas live IN
beautiful ittc town in the eastern part Oh icA@S;
ten stores. We have had very bad luck IN the past
six months. Our town has been almost oeSttoyeu
dSsdroi.od NV fro and we had 4 nice school house
and Il was also burned; and few weeks since we
had three stores two saloons and a hotel TO eet
burned. Don't you think 1t Is time THAT VIC "0ie
getting afraid of fire? - o,oi,,c
have been going TO school but am am, not gong 10
now. am learning telegraphy and THINK IL Is d
| would like to correspond with some OF the
cousins. Age, sixteen.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-03-06

Zaccbeus Marks, ST. RUSSELL Wyo.-I live in St
Rns.niI among soldiers. ! like very much te watch
item drill and parade. We take The Constitution,
and like very much to read Aunt Susle's letters;
and also the cousins letters.
have a very wild pony which IKE very mucn
to ride lie has not been taken OIL the praifio
Very ion~ but he has never thrown me yet.
| had q nice Christmas; hope all the cousins had
a fine time .,
will ask the cousins question; a.
WI deserves the most HONOR Columbus for dis
- WASHINGTON For hatond'nr
would like some correspondents from some
east girls.
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NOW &Jt1,G23.00o.
The Bank Surplus AHore'>eeu 0e~''oo'"
inp the Fast W eek.


NEW YORK, February, S-Ihe f Me% r2 IN.
udasa in the reserve of $2,5So,O00 is SHOWN
in the exhibit OF the aS90clateu p1 t ~
~ MaW York for the week ending teprualy
Al The total reserve ABOVE 60, i eao IVttLn,It
nents now amounts to $lii 'o-S,ou ocontton Of
an illustrative example the coitcspct seah1o
tic t,asf amount of money IS lfIlpoass.,u,lrI.
ms nm +hhoTouphIy understand how lar Slllt..
900 oo5 Jrin 20 take for intance the amouIlt
V 9,,ostad in ba mixing in several cues. IA
CHICAGO there are fifty banks ai Az, is u IN
round figures $34oQ0,O0) In ,iidarp nf
tbirtv-seyen OF the banks are ne ,g 10 ~
W. ~ c'rearner house and their complned "a pi-
tlte ir @55 6o0 600 Boston has hfty-thres
10 With a combined capital OF a9oll.
"a 900 000 making the aSgre53te caP ties IN
1t0' banks in the three pi ~ st1q $50 900
We IN i INN tpis seen that the surplus or ldle
noney now living in the vaults Oh the nS ~
York city banks is .arSe ehpu5n ~ tbrae
Ina entire banking capital OIL 90 t dno ono s.,
VIZ W. ~ naned and still leave S2:Wo,ooo IN
cities h ~ tba required reserve. The total OF
eAc ,tfsa In cash during the week IS S",oV3'
5no Of which 81 6G3 100 Is in specie ana T9aT,
''0o' j., local tenders. The banks ioSI dpo ~
G $50 0oo through the operations OF tne 49, ~
3sIJ,v and the gain In cash SHOWS IriS,,
tIe.S9o t continues to flow from the lnterIQs
inon 1e Sc eoi nnantities The deposits or golo
III i'i 10 euI,traasliry which some Oh lne
IrnnI[e made in anticipation OF nay ~ 9o[
- ne ao[,ernnent bonds allotted 70 tidsa ~
| Gnaq moi seem to show in me S 5; t nv
hit In all probabilities next We etio7 IN ~,
| ,,nrt will exhibit a heavy reduction III ~ ~
ti,[cia ifann from this cause. DURING 81 :.
spetIe aoI, the deposits have increased a., 81 a.
IA 000 making the total depostS @o' 80 ono
| arl Ioars have been expanded bul ~'oo''N'
H-ith tota! of $n9.53O5Oo.
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The 0nIv Southern Lii
6r0rU W66kIu.
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