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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-10
Dancing to Music of U. S. Marine Band

IL pieces at beautiful Chevy Chase Lake every
evening s.45 10 H. Grand concerts 80 TO S:45.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-10

sx1o 12-ft. Windows, Glazed, 90 cents,
and frames soc, by Frs nix Libbey Co
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-10

la Grammiere," the French pIaylet.
was presented last night at the Western
High School by five Of the students from
the second and fourth year French
classes. The efforts Of the participants
were appreciated by large audience.
Besides the playIet, several musical and
literary numbers were presented By
Misses Ramsburg, Ruth Stauffer, Ethel
Holtzclaw, and Reynolds.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-10
news And GOSSIP
FROM GEORGBTOW \

It is stated that negotiations are IN
der way for the purchase of the Rock
Spring Clubhouse, on the Conduit Road,
by Mr.. Coffin, who for some time has
managed the House OF Representative s
restaurant. The price agreed upon, it
is said, is about $4,000.
Charles jacobson and r T. Warwick.
who built the present house. it is said,
spent over $50, 900 on it It is now the
property of Mr. r T. Warwick, who ac-
quired it in a division of the partner
ship interests OF Warwick & Jacobson
Charles O. Brill, who was the last ten
ant of the place, How manages the villa
Flora Club, near Brightwood.
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No. I Perfect Shingles, $3.50 per
1000; full 4x20 size: by Libbey & Co.
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Phone East 2i " fgast 8o'tf sro Of the
for Roar Co.'S famous Golden Hop Beer
i'i bS~s' for 81. Delivered in unlettered
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-10

Officers Of the Athletic Association
and the various teams OF Georgetown
University have been elected as follows.
Athletic Association, president, Joe
seitz, Of New York; secretary. Cyril
Ginther. OF Buffalo; manager Of the
baseball team. tozack Miller. Of Bolton.
Tex; assistant manager, Harry Y Car
lin. of Brooklyn, y. Y; manager o. the
varsity crew, Bernard c. MeKenna. o.
Long Branch, y j.. assistant manager
Seth Shepard, Washington, D. c; man.
ager OF the track team, NJ. J. McKennz;
assistant manager, John O'Brien, OF
Clinton. Mass; manager OF tennis
teams. Richard T. Keedy, of Baltimore.
Nd
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-10
A New Offer Preferred.

Since then 4 new Offer has been made
TO the board. and the price tendetef the
State for the stock was about $1S5 per
share.
The offer is now being considered by
the Board Of Public Works. and It IS
understood that some definite action viii
be taken in the matter within the next
few ds-s-
The State Of Maryland owns $500
shares Of the stock OF the Washington
branch of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Mr. Rayner. under resolutions Of
the General Assembly has been
the case against the railroad 70 compel
1t 10 pay dividends which IL has failed
to pay from the time the road went into
the hands OF receivers The Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad has over $1,000 coo On
its books to the credit of the Washington
branch and claims the right to retain
this amount. as well as accruing divi-
dends. in order to pay the proportionate
part the Washington branch should bear.
according TO its figures, toward the
erection Of terminal facilities in Wash
ington under an act Of Congress
The statement that the Baltimore and
Ohio was attempting TO obtain control Of
this stock was discussed yesterday in
financial circles. and it seemed TO be the
consensus of oninion that the Baltimore
and Ohio would use every effort to Sc
cure the States holdings
What the Stock Is Worth.
A prominent fuancier. in speaking OF
the matter, said:
THE stock of the State, in my judg
ment. should be worth at least $3.50, and
perhaps $500. per share. 1t is we'll
known. especially in railroad circles.
that the Baltimore and Ohio has been
greatly hampered in many respects by
/ having this stock held by the State. One
peculiar feature in reference to this
piece OF road is the fact that it is the
only piece OF railroad unmOrtgaged III
J this country. and the Baltimore and Ohio
/ has been prevented from mortgaging
/ this property by reason OF the State
/ holding this interest"
Just what director in the company
has been deputized by the Baltimore and
Ohio officials to make this offer TO the
State board of public works has caused
/ some speculation. 1t was suggested yes
terday by one who has generally been
closely allied with the fortunes OF the
road that a solution OF this problem
might be found in the many private con-
ferences which have recently been held
at the Hotel Rennert between Governor
Smith, Treasurer Vandiver. and Senator
German
Senator Eorman Director
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Invitations have been received here
by many Of the Trinity Church parish
oners to the ordination to the holy
priesthood OF Mr. Francis Edward Craig,
late OF Georgetown His Eminence Car
dinal Gibbons will oficiate at the cere-
mouy which will take place at the
Cathedral in Baltimore on Saturday.
June q. az : O'Clock
Father Craig will celebrate his first
holy mass at Trinity Church. George
town. the day following, at 1890 a. n.
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Beautiful Georgia Flooring, $3.50
per 100 #. Heart and clear, at 6sh & y. Y. ave-
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Vaults. I414 St Phone, NJ 2222
Warehouse. Ist and X SIS y E Phone, Z 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-22
TIE COPpEK GLOBE.
A Legal Tangle which the Courts
May Have 10 Settle.

A few days ago there appeared in this
department a statement 10 the erect
that Dr.. W, Il. Pike had became the
owner In fee simple OF the Copper
Globe property In wayne county, ana
as matters then stood the statement
was justified 1t proves to be, now
ever another instance of how uncertain
sure thing may be- To say that
person owns realty In fee simple Is 10
exclude the element OF controversy as
rule. but here Is case In which that
statement, while properly made, does
not hold The situation Is mace
clear by Provo correspondent
who gives the information that
the ownership OF the Copper Glooe
mining property in Emery county now
seems to be a question Tor the courts
10 decide Some time ago the property
was bought at shenffs sale under an
execution on judgment On mechanics
lien by DR.. c. Il. Snyder, the Provo
dentist. subject to a mortgage, held by
DIR. w. X. Pike, formerly OF this clty,
mt now Of st. George. Suit was
brought By Dr.. Pike on the mortgage
Judgment obtained and the property
was bought In By him at the sherliI
sale on execution OF the mortgage ing
right of redemption, however, was III
DR.. Snyder. and early this month ne
went to Castle Dale with Bold certln-
cate OF deposit for sS,bO4.SS lthe amount
OF the Judgment from the Provo Coln-
mercial and Savings bank Tor the pur-
nose of paying off DR.. Pixies judgment
He told the sheriff, so he states, that
he did not have the gold CON, put that
II the sheriff wanted 1t he would 80 20
Price and get II for him. The sherlH
replied that he did not want the CON-
as IL he had 1t he would take 1t TO Price
and deposit II, and that he preferred
the certificate The certificate was then
endorsed TO the sheriff, who gave Dr'
SNYDER certificate of redemption,
acknowledging the receipt OF Boiu
coin" This was on the Attn of Novem-
Der and before the right OF redemption
expired, ,
Now IL is learned that DR.. Pike, by
his attorney, after the time to redeem
had expired, went TO the snerlft ana
received n deed for the property, 10
which ne would be entitled provided
tbe redemption had not been made.
why this deed was given Is not known
here but It Is supposed that Dr. Plkes
representatives would not accept the
certificate of deposit In payment OF the
Judgment and demanded deed Shef-
lf futile has returned the certificate
of deposit to Or. Snyder mot re-
endorsed to him, however which IS
probably an accidental omission on the
part of Sheriff Tuttle) and DR., snyder
has written the office to the effect that
the certificate is here subject to his or
der.
As stated in the beginning, the mat
ter will. without doubt, be made the
subject Of suit. as each party, Dr'
SNYDER and Or Pike, claims the prop
erty DR.. Snyder under the certificate OF
redemption and DR.. Pike under The
sheriff's deed
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OLD HICKORY STRIKE.
The Lewis Properties In Beaver 20
Continue In We'll Doing.

From the Old Hickory from when
so much has come and which undouDt-
eddy has yet TO see its best day . comes
the welcome news of another strike. "
arrived here yesterday afternoon ana
is 10 the effect that solid wall OF ore
has been encountered, disclosing big
deposit Of high values, The report
comes from Manager Parish ana IN II
he SAYS that there Is fine showing
M rod OXIDE of copper, with the carbon
ate mixed with the sulphides' ana while
the extent of the development had not
been unfolded when he closed his mes
sage, 1t presents all the elements %
great strength. He Will continue lh'o
the ledge as rapidly as possible.
Also from the Imperial, during the az
,srnoon came a message that under
the contract the tunnel is making four l,u,,
and half feet a shift in the direction
~ a., "nromised land" Indeed, all
the Lewis undertakings are moving al
an unprecedented rate.
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HEAVY DEMAND
FOR ALL STOCKS
Dealings on a Large Scale and
Prices Tended Upwards.
THE READINGS STRONGEST.
Had small Influence Elsewhere--Bank
statement Disappointing, Causing
Nearly Everything 10 Yield.

New York, Nov. 22.-Transactions
were on large scale at the opening
today and prices of some shares tend
ed strongly upwards. The Paclfics were
heavily dealt In at slight gain, Man
haitian was quiet though fractionally'
better. Dealings broadened out and
there was heavy demand for all class
es Of stocks at higher prices. the re.
ports that the coal strike issues were
on the eve of settlement influenced an
active demand for the coalers and Del
aware and Hudson advanced points.
In the general railroad list the gains
were not very pronounced except in q
few cases, Illinois Central advanced
3&s, Profit taking which showed It's
first signs in the Gould group checked
the rise before II o'clock and the mar.
ket became reactionary and less active,
ST Paul and Manhattan fell back
point and Missouri Pacific and Anal
gamated ruled slightly below yester-
days close, Large orders flowed into
the market for the Reading stocks and
"a rise Of points In the common caused
improvement In all the coalers. This
development Of strength had but little
influence elsewhere and when the bank
statement appeared prices reacted ma.
terially all around. The statement
showed small gain In cash which was
in line with yesterdays estimates, but
the reduction OF only about H.OO000O
in the loan account was disappointing.
St Paul was sold heavily and declined
to 17S. Amalgamated Copper fell over
2 points below last night and Illinois
Central and Delaware & Hudson
dropped 2tsGS from the best. With the
exception OF the coal stocks prices gen.
orally declined 10 below yesterdays
final figures. The closing was weak.
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GRAND CANYON
COppER0pOL|S.
Mother Lode Of the Country Sup
posed to Have Been Found.
COPPER GLOBE MIDDLE.
An Owner and Not an Owner-Another
Strike In the Old Hickory
General Notes.

For the purpose Of exploiting some
gold properties of the Bear Gulch and
Gold King syndicates, Hon. Aquila
Nebeker left for Montana this morning
and will be gone about 10 days The
property In question Is situated at Jar
dine and is undoubtedly very promls-
ing, the extent to which the promises
will be fulfilled depending somewhat. OF
course, upon subsequent developments
in connection with the visit, inyestiga-
lions and report of Mr., Nebeker; but
that the region will be heard from
shortly In q manner to attract atten-
ton, seems scarcely to admit Of serious
conjecture. After this errand Is com
pleted he will return to this city ana
Immediately proceed south to the place
that IL becoming quite cynoSure III
mining circles-Grand Canyon, near
the Utah Arizona border.
Headed for the same place and with
similar objects In view, Robert Baum
garth and Frank Dlederich have al
ready taken their departure. On ar
rival they Will proceed with develop
ment work upon a big fissure which
was located last winter. description OK
which has tendency 10 incite cred
Witty In the mind of the listener, SO big
n thing II Is represented as being. TO
start In with, It IL so feet wide and how
far II extends is one of the things TO be
determined. The assure carries black
oxides, green carbonates and some sui
phides, all running up well In values
1t has the appearance OF being the
mother lode Of that region, the source
whence radiates all the copper to be
found there. The only work done 30 far
was the assessment work last year.
but O regular siege is to be carried on
this time. A letter was recently received
from Mr.. Baumgarth In which he states
that John Cram, Il. Woolley, and
man from the east who were travelling
In the country for recreation and health
Il few months ago, found blanket vein
Of copper the came as that Of Coconino
on a plateau Immediately above the
assure which Mr.. Nebeker and his as
Bociates are now to develop, clrcum-
stance which IL regarded as conflrma-
tory OF the theory previously set out.
IL one-half OF what is expected OF
the place spoken Of, and what circum-
stances seem to justify, shall material
ize, that country Is wonderland in
deed, one whose vast resources have
scarcely more than been approached.
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$500, r,,,. a.. 49,, -.
rourui a 10 run eass ui,ee u.ivS eot-
uases sS,vy,' , ~; ptuspy ~ tpu," s S,aec'
wason sneu' svv' w, VI E .eaO raI
n,oi.t AYeg pliuh cottase, ssyV' nl.s, r.
s Sin,.n, r"i,nlpn, Asea vp,ua co',"se'
~, "Is narne' ic co "vstHr,, Atvs
~ BrlVh sIunaLy 49, :. a. oo nlch'er 10
/ street, UIlVh Cpt(dhti eo'VVVi a. iNl'h-
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Mahaser arh,iu,s. VI .l'e Iacinc
ioa'u vi tnuei Nrl.esrs 10y lha. us
nnal anu uei.ni'e uctivii on ule Maler
SUPPLY lussuon, ne WI ieei AZ noeIty
~ speah Ipl guy insurance , conipali,es.
~ ~. : Is necessary ~ Nno" Just "hat
4" ~ p'oposeu W 40 n.St
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MINING NOTES.

II. NJ. Keen and Driant S. Young left
for New York last evening, having a
deal in view.
The American Flag will be one OF the
big mines Of Park City. is the opinion
OF Robert Bell, recently elected mining
inspector OF Idaho
w. j. Lawrence has secured a 10
months lease on the Kitchener ground
a lioining the Honerine at stockton,
and will work the same vigorously.
George l.. Meats and 7, h, Bird re-
turned from weeks trip to the -Four
Metals and Dewey companies proper
Ties at Dugway yesterday. They are
managers, respectively, Of those COM
panies and were accompanied by east
ern parties.
TAYLOR and Brunton sampler received
today one car from Tintlc, one from
Modena, one from Bingham and three
from Frisco,
Yesterdays ore and bullion settle
ments reported by Mccormick x Co.,
were: American bullion s277OO; gold
silver. lead and copper ores, s29,lOO; to-
tai, Si9,S0O,
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After Utah Zinc.

The manager Of big zinc plant at
lola. Kan, is here investigating as TO
the practicabilty Of drawing upon the
fields Of Utah. His name Is J. p Cop
pcau and he Is manager Of the Langan
zinc companys smelter. While actual
results in the line of his inspection are
rot yet recorded, II is understood he Is
favoraby impressed with the resources
In question Of this state. That zinc Is
here and in reasonable abundance Is
well known, and the demand for that
metal is good as well as increasing
but the margins would be small unless
the railroads can be induced to come
to the rescue, a matter which has been
discussed but not yet determIned upon.
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MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
A Fairly Active Session With No
Great Features,

The dendzens Of the pit began opera
tons at $3.50 this morning and went In
for business right of the reel. the re-
suit being some little animation, not
withstanding the transactions were not
heavy. Wabash remained the chief OBJ
ject Of interest, but the attentions II
received today were chiefly in the regu-
lor sales instead Of on the open board;
yesterday and the day before 1t was
vice versa. 1t was made veritable
rhuttlecock of this morning. going up
and down continually, but the general
trend was downward, as Is shown by
the list Of transactions below, the open
ing being 81 fiat. the gyratlons ending
with quotation Of 91lk.
The closing figures were as follows:
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
REGULAR SALES.

REGULAR SALES,
Daly,Judge-loo at 1850, buyer 60
DAYS: 100 at 1850, seller 80 days; 50 at
10 10. 100 at 1880, buyer 30 days.
Lower Mammoth-l00 l.3Sis; 200 at
iss: 800 at 1874, buyer 80 days; 200 at
Nav Day-1,00O at 22h.
Sacramento-5o0 at25h.
Rem Butler-3OO0 at 90.
Fmerald-l, 900 at 50 1000 at 5is.
IA Refine, 900 al 8.
Martha washington-l,oOO at Sh
New York-soO at "a; 800 AZ 81, buyer
40 dnys; 800 at SAY. buyer 60 days 100
- v I at 1874; 1900 at ls -.
wabash-150 at 100; 200 az s21s; 100
q, On. 100 at Sc: 200 at 50; 100 at 90, seller
en- days; 200 at 81: 400 at "; EOV at W.
40 at IS; 200 at "a; 800 at sih'
OPEN BOARD.
carisa-5oo ut II. ,oo
consolidated Mercur-eoo al LeV'
Ynaot- 600 ri ~
MAY Day., 900 at II; 800 at - puyer
% days.
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TlNrIC MINING NOTES.
Manhattan's Electric Hoist In Place
Locations and Sales.


Eureka. Juab Co, Nov. 2l.--Willlam
witty and l.. n. Fisher this week fur-
nished proof Of labor done on the FISH
or claims Nos. /, . 5, 4 and ., Rose
Quartz and Morning star mining
claims. all located in Tintic district d,
George A. Paxman this week located
the Paxman and Paxman No, lode
mining claims situated in this district
The jersey Traction mining claim was
located this week by Thomas Weir.
The electric hoist at the Manhattan
property was placed In position THIS
week. and Supt Z. v MCrea, formerly
superintendent Of the Yankee Cons.
who has charge Of the mine, will push
active development work.
The shipments. though falling a few
carloads below the shipments of the
week previous. sull show up well, and
now that the smelter Is able 20 handle
a large quantity Of the ores the ship
ments from now on viii undoubtedly
increase. The following Is the record
for the past week;
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Sparks Mining Co.

Gov. ELECT Sparks OF Nevada has
completed here the incorporation Of the
famous Wedekind mine of his state,
mention OF the prOductiveness OF which
was made In these columns few days
ago. II Is a close corporation. known as
the Sparks Mining company and Is
capitalized at 100000 divided into
shares Of a par value of 81 each. MI
Sparks holds 300. 500 shares The rest Is
divided among the following incorpora-
tors Mrs. Nancy Elnora Sparks OF
Reno New, his Wife, Mrs. Maude
Mackenzie Of San Francisco his daugh-
ter; Judge o. w. Powers Of salt Lake;
c. Ira futile Of Salt Lake, and A. Il.
Cheney OF Reno, New
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The Mamomth mill sent In two cars
Of concentrates
The directors ~ the Sweetwater MIN
ing company held q meeting at TINS
place this week and levied u Of cent
a share on the capital stock Of the com
pany. payable on the goth OF December.
The mines Of the company are located
I'm North Tintic, and under the super,
vision Of Delos Lombard. the Wen
known mining man, are making
showing that Is very encouraging 10
the shareholders Work on the prop
erty vii be continued all winter.
George 4. Wilson left today Tor
Cheyenne. Wyo.. his future home. put
before his departure he sold the Marcus
Aurehus and Bill Mckinley mining
claims. situated west of the builon
Beck mine to William ID. Meyers ana
others. for the consideration OF N,VVV
These claims adjoin the General Logan
mining claims. In which Mr. Myers
is interested. and as soon as a patent
can be obtained for the property acuVe
work Will be commenced towards ue-
veloplng dividend payer.
Mr.. and Mrs John Bosuemeyer nave
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

New York, Nov. 22.-Butter-Re Receipts,
2.20O packages firm, State dairy, 20@
u.s. creamery, extra, rs; creamery,
choice 20Q27h.
Eggs--Receipts, $500 packages; quiet.
State and Penna., 2Sq2Sls
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago Nov. 22-Close:
Wheat-Dec., 75qb; May 76h; July
1915.
Corn-Nov,, 55; Dec, IS.
Oats-Nov, 3OBG3l; Dec, S0S QS.
Pork--Jan., 1921; May l467h
Lard, Nov, lO.71h; JAM, $780, May,
$40.
Rlbs-Jan. $40; May, 1855.
Fax--Jan., $40; May, 1856.
Fax-Cash, northwest, l.23
Rye--Dec., i9& G50
Barley-Cash, 36q5S.
Timothy $50.
Clover--Noy., 100.
Cash: Wheat--No. red, rs; No. 3
red, 6SQ7l.; No. 2 hard winter, rs; No.
hard winter, 6SQ7O; No. northern
spring, 75 No. spring. 1904; No. 8
spring, 6Sq72
Corn--No. 2, 55656: No. 8, 55Q56.
Oats-No, 2, SOQ30A; No 3. 2ssG29.
December wheat opened hc lower at
74Ss, declined to 7ih, but closed strong
at 75q75h after selling at 75is. May
opened at 75kQ75s, and closed at the
top, 7Gls.
NEW YORK.
New York, Nov. -Wheat--Receipts
1850 bushels. Steady TO firm all the
forenoon on good support at the west
and a consequent alarm among local
short interests. December. SOY Qs0ss:
May, IS y-l6q791s.
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SUGAR.
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov. 22.--Cattle = Receipts,
200. nominal. Good TO prime steers,
5.75d6.S0; poor 20 medium, 30od5.50,
stockers and feeders, 2O0G460; COWS
i.iuu4Sv; heifers, 2.0065.60; Gamers,
l.ioQ2.io; bulls, 2.oo9A5o; calves. 3.5og
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BANK CLEARINGS.

Bank clearings throughout the United
States and Canada for the week end
ing Friday, Nov. q, 1902, were
Inc. Dec.
Salt Lake City ...s 3,69i265 ... 1873
Total U. s. 80. go 2,70l 07S 1928 l0s go.
Outside n. y. e. 9093l2. OSs 73 go.
Totals Canada ... 565iO,l1 1876 ..
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

disposed OF their interests In the Grutli
Fraction and Grutl No, mining
claims. located in East Tntic, to Henry
Blumenthal for 500.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Special.
(By leased wire to A. A. Gibson
& Co.. 2l5 South Main street.)
Saturday, Nov, 2s.
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York, Nov, 22.-The weekly
statement of averages of the Associated
banks as compared with last accounts