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The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-02-03
CENTERVILLE

Mrs. Ernestine Tentress of Detroit
spent Saturday and Sunday here the
guest of friends.
The many friends of George Hill
will regret to learn of the sad death
of his sister, Florence, IN far away
Missouri.
Francis McMinn attended the bur
ial of the late Dr. Brewer, near Bos-
ton on Monday.
Will Agile went to Indianapolis
Tuesday.
This week ends the campaign, Incl
dent to the Republican nominating
election near at hand, and no doubt
the candidates are anxious to know
what will happen next Monday.
Mercury opened the week with
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-02-03

some "high and lofty" tumbling,
from a very decided effort TO than.
out and rain on Sunday il fell TO the
vicinity of zero on Monday morning.
Peter Beeler, ex-county commits
sioner, made flying visit here Sun
day.
Mr.. Page, senior, and his son Carl,
formerly of the Centerville Condens-
ed Milk & Creamery Co., left few
days ago for a point near Buffalo,
New York, where they expect to.
again engage in the manufacture Of
the condensed product.
Rev. Brother Butts of the NJ. T..
church is to be congratulated upon
the growing interest shown by his
congregation as evidenced by an i'm
crease IN numbers and manifest in
terest In his sermons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark King of Rich
mond spent Sunday here the guests
Of j. A. Dunbar and wife.
Simon McConaha has been regis
tered upon the invalid list for some
days but is reported convalescent.
Albert FL. Jones continues quite
poorly.
Henry e. johnson was seen on our
streets Sunday.
We readily endorse the statement
Of one Of our Richmond contempora-
ries to the effect that the interurban
people are justified in providing a
convenient and comfortable waiting
room for passengers. We have earn
ed this recognition by providing more
than orr quote of passengers com
pared with other stations on the line.
Ralph Bethel will leave for Chica-
so soon to take position in the
firm Of Mcclellan & Co, granite deal
ers.
Miss Nellie Larsh, who has been
the guests of friends here for few
days returned home Monday to Dub
lin
Miss Jennie Bowman has taken
charge of the News-Record as local
editor.
Measles and mumps are the fash
Iionable diseases now with the young
sters of Centerville.
Ten new houses are sure to be built
here early in the spring and many
more contemplated.
Thursday, Feb. 4, pension day.
Lou Bramner is quite feeble.
Frank Price of Richmond was In
town Monday.
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Central League Standing.

Logansport played at Kokomo last
night and lost in one of the toughest
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"GREEN SICKNESS ;"

The unhealthy complexion
of green sickness is changed
to the rosy blush of good
health by SCOTS Emulsion.
Green sickness is one Of
the forms of blood disease
found in young women. The
change from girlhood to wo-
manhood often upsets the
nervous system, weakens di-
gestion and throws the blood
making organs out of gear.
SCOTS Emulsion puts new
heart into pale girls. It tones
up the nervous and digestive
system, and feeds the blood.
1t is a natural tonic.
Remember that 80 per cent.
of these cases go on into con-
sumption unless prevented.
SCOTS Emulsion prevents
consumption.
Wen send you sample free upon request.
SCOTT & BOVINE, 400 Pearl Street New York.
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Sufferers from chronic dyspepsia or
stomach trouble are among the I'M
happiest people living, as their con
difion means an undermining OF
practically every organ of the. body.
Mrs. lula M. Heller; of CAB 4. tx
change ST., Akron, Ohio, was for
years in this state and the suffering
endured would wreck the constitution
of a strong man. She tried in every
way to obtain relief Physicians told
her the cause of her trouble, but were
unable to benefit her in any way.
Mrs. Heller was completely restored
to health within three weeks time IN
most remarkable way and although
of a retiring disposition and adverse
to having her name before the pub
lie, feels so grateful about the mat
ter, that she has written the follow
inc letter about her experience, and
states her willingness to have it pub
lished-
The Cooper Medicine Co. =
Gentlemen: For many years ]
have been an acute sufferer from both
| dyspepsia and stomach trouble that
| is what the Doctors told me. After
taking one bottle of DR.. Cooper s
New Discovery am so much relieved
that I am willing to allow my name
to be used. / am still taking it al
though I am beyond question cured
[ thank you for what your medicine
has done for me.
MRE. TULA NJ. HELLER.
IF you feel tired all the time, can L
sleep well, have headache, are ner-
vous and feel discouraged, you have
stomach trouble, which has induced q
rundown condition of the system
get a bottle of this new remedy and
see how quickly you will begin to i'm
prove. The Cooper Medicine Co, OF
Dayton, will refund your money
without a question, should the medi-
cine fail to cure you.
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games Of the season.

games of the season.
Score Kokomo, 3; Logansport, 2
Stops-Berry, 40; eastman, 20. Ref
Kilgara. Attendance 200.
Terre Haute played at Danville and
a goose egg was registered for the
latter team.
Score Terre Haute, 5; Danville, 0.
Stops Sutherland, So; Mullen, 80.
Fouls-W Woods, Campbell. Referee
Galley. Attendance-800.
-Wednesday.-
indianapolis at Richmond.
Thursday
indianapolis at Marion.
Richmond at Muncie.
Friday
Muncie at Anderson.
Marion at Elwood.
Saturday.
Muncie at Indianapolis.
Elwood at Richmond.
Anderson at Marion.
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Notice to Bidders.

Proposals for supplies for the use
of the Eastern Indiana Hospital for
the Insane for the month Of March,
will be received by the Board
of Trustees at the Hospital before 3
p. M Monday, February s, 1904.
Specifications may be seen at the
Second National Bank, or at the
Hospital.
By order of the Board.
2t S. E. Smith, Med. Supt.
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A BLOW in the Back.

An overeoat is a necessary nuisance
and the tendency to take it off on
warmish days in late autumn and
winter is as strong as it is unwise.
A treacherous wind hits you In the
back and the next morning you have
lumbago. Rub well and often with
Perry Davis Painkiller and you will
be astonished to find how quickly al
soreness is banished There is but one
PainBiller. Perry Davis. (9J
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Just a as Fire

spreads in dry grass and weeds, so
does an inflammation Of the throat
he result Of a cold-grow down into
The sensitive ai1passages of the lungs.
The cold, like the fire, should ho
promptly dealt with. When you be
gin to cough, use Aliens Lung Bal
sam. Tt will certainly heal the sore
throat and lungs and it may save you
from consumption. (9)
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MARDI GRAs EXCURSIONS
To New Orleans, Mobile and Pensaco-
la via Pennsylvania Lines.

February 9th to 18th. inclusive, ex-
cursion tickets to New Orleans, La,
Mobile, Ala, and Pensacola, Fla,
will be sold via Pennsylvania lines.
Fares, time of trains, etc, furnished
by ticket agents of the Pennsylvania
lines
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Reduced Fares to Evansville, Ind,
via Pennsylvania Lines.

Tickets at reduced fares will be
sold February 18th and 18th to
Evansville, Ind, via Pennsylvania
lines, account annual meeting, Lin
coin league of Indiana. Inquire of
ticket agents Pennsylvania lines for
particulars.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-02-03

Score Richmond, 3; indianapolis,
l. Stops-Bannon, %; Jessup, 30.
Fouls Mansfield (2), Doherty, Muir
laugh. Goal lost on fouls-R Richmond,
j. Attendance-1,10 100. Referee Mo
ran.
Elwood took a game from Ander-
son at Elwood last night without
much difficulty.
Score -Elwood, IL; Anderson, /.
Fouls Gardner. Stops White, 80;
Flahavin, &C. Referee-Wa At
tendance, 500.
Central League Standing.
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Low Fares to Georgia via Pennsyl
vania Lines.

Excursion tickets to Atlanta. Ga,
will be sold via Pennsylvania lines
February Goth and 21st. account De-
partment of Superintendent Nation
al Educational association For fares,
time of trains, ETC., apply to ticket
agents of the Pennsylvania lines.
The sun., 1904-06-19
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on oall, l@iH psr cent: last Ia, hlS,an,
70 ninety a days. p.r P'o cent T for II four q
eight months. Commercial paper Is quoted
per cent.
The foreign exchange market was 40 dull
held arm and demand sterling was quoted
SsStsd 4 ,s. e: ons bins Ara Sss 81
cable trans fers. - s7s5; francs we're quoted
sI oas sed ZIG It s
Tor long and 4o5. for short.
Rsm'ss sa1sanes ssFf ssisSn
Ginsnnsti-soe. 70 ssS premium ~ Montreal.
M Msss. disooSnt; banks, SOC dsposnt. PittsSurs;
-..2sc premium. st. Paul--esc, premium.
Sqss San u1s%Ian g.
touis-5oc premium.
Money in London. iK@lx. per cent Rate
3 9r oent snd
account y . ia: Paris sdyises aucssd
Rss es q = discount = * per cent E1
Berlin adyices quote exchange on London
g MARKS % pis. The private s rate 81 81 DIS DIS
count Is 8 per cent.
New York Clearing House statement:
Exchanges, elea ,ose, 1877: balances. .oel ,20s:
Sub-Treasury debit balance, SSe0. .ool.
Commercial price Of bar silver In New
York. $40. Bar silver in London closed at
rs o-led. Mexican silver dollars were quoted
at 44lc.
The imports Of specis for the & xeeL xsrs
total specie imports since Jan. /. 81. .0e7, ,2es.
Exports OF specie we're: Gold, eii 800: silver,
the previous week. The exports Of specie
since Jan, have been: Gold t7s. .4e2 ,0l8,
and silver, tlo .228. total OF So2 eo4. .2lo.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Definite denial was given yesterday to &
report that the Metropolitan was about to
the bonded and other Indebtedness OF the
Union Hallway and the roads oontrolled ed.
by it. The present funded debt OF these
companies is about n.050.o00.
The offer for public sale by Clark. Dodge
/ Co. OF this city and Lee Higginson Co. OF
Boston of % SOD 900 az per cent. first mort
Burlington attracted comment in Wall Street
yesterday as an evidence OF better feeling
month ago offered IS. .es2, 900 bonds under tho
same mort gage as q per cent. issue at iO2H
and interest. The present lot is offered at
The sun., 1904-06-19

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4 Son soma and % %Wiiism MitcheG sold. So dld chapman
Seller Allen Mari Parrot, and md soIa f. CSns Ssss.sl
So hs %sa SSSe sos e. and Lehman Bros
nm SAID The sener. sentiment 2, y.,. 4 n9w no e
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report Is due % out ths trade VIII have q - dis 81
counted an svsssse cSnaSn @ Of aoSss Ss ~ - such 20
favorable technical speculative conditon that ws
would not be surp;sd 70 ses Seap saen rsd
Immediately upon the publication Of the last GOV,
ernment report Subsequent market sentimsens s.s
q ed i ~ y s
4. oi gSs S .nd August than
Llyspoe, ssslsa: Present prices seem low
senia sess. Ss!.Sa 5Sy @s 70
haye bought In Liverpool to-day ss wen a. neuS Gns
os;n s. sBes vs
arc lover points on sales Of only 4ooo 6saes
ing over Sunday. The Chroutee and the visible
supply ststem ent arc bcansh. So the weather. ,
30lS ,5.ee of rain at Charlotte N. Co. ana A''''
July cotton here and In New Orleans was run
n'es ass. tSS aset q one ". .e
Ssss js s'Ss:i FS aa
higher to lc. lower. Prices aS follows:
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Ofaclal information as to the details
Of the proposed authorization Of s1oo. 900 900
Of per cent preferred stock b furnished
to stockholders Of the Southern Pacific
Company In q circular just issued by the
company. The circular calls q special
meeting ut Beechmont, KY, on July 20
and one Of the resolutions to. be acted on
says:
Resolred That the said increased stock shall
be preferred stock: that the holders Of such
preferred stock shall be entitled TO dividends
In each fiscal year at such rate. not exceeding
per cent. per annum. payable semt-annually
out Of the net profits, as shall be declared by
the board or directors, before any. dividend
shall be declared on the common stock: that
such dividends shall be non-cumulstive;
that the holders Of such preferred stock shall
not. by virtue thereof. pc entitled to any
other q further share Of sns R5Gts 81 ,S
COMPANY. Voluntarily Or otherwise. the
to have their shares redeemed at par before
the company shall be made to the holders Of
shall be issued and sold, from time to time.
to such amounts and In such manner. - the
board Of directors may. authorize and deter
NINE but at not less tnan the par value OF
the shares; that IT shall be convertible into
common stock, share f9E saa.ed d as sss the option
or ore a any time after the nrst dsy Of July.
1905. and before the first day Of July. 1910.
At Aii6 per share
The sun., 1904-06-19

In the face Of bullish crop reports, cofee de.
clined. The cables were strong and wall street
bought TO some extent but there was pretty gen
eIl disposition % Tea,ise prDlt,s; oa, sor.k &c, Co.
our private correspondent in the interior of Sac
Pauo that much COFFEE has been los, through the
through the rains. If the rains continue. too many
weeds under the trees will destroy part OF the com
ing crop. II Il believed that tho receipts will con-
tinue ct the present scale.
NAVAL Srokss.-Splhts Of turpentine, 5eaSe1sc.
Common 10 good strained rosin. $310.
PRovIsIoNs.-Pork was quiet at Si44si4-SO for
mess Lstd L,,a, was steady; % prime n. wsstsrn. shS;
Tallov, lMc. Dressed hogs. 7G7l4c. Butter
creaIsry. c cs;sr.s isc ESgsIWes,,sILn; Grsss:
easier carly in the day on liquidation and outside
selling. but became sseadier later on buying by
SUoAR.-Raw was dull and arm at n sc. for
centrifugal ~ test and ssfc for muscovados 70 test
Reftued was quiet and steady: granulated, 4b0c.
CHICAoo June ie.-Thcse were 10 days prices;
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Permanent Receiver for Federal Bank.

Leo Schlesinger, who was made tenn
porary receiver Of David Rothschild's
Federal Bank. has been appointed perma-
nent receiver by Supreme Court Justice
Giegerich on the application Of the Attor-
ney-General, In making the appointment.
the Court sPys that it Is satisfied that the
president Of the bank, who said that the
assets would exceed the liabilities, are
altogether too optimistic.
The sun., 1904-06-19
DIVIDEND DECLARATIONA.
Company Termed to Construct East River
River Tunnel,

ALRANY, June 49, To construct tunnel
between the boroughs Of Manhattan and
Queens in New York city In the ohioct act
forth In the articles Of incorporation Of
3. Pierson 4 Son OF New York, filed with
the Secretary Of State to-day. The con-
cern is capitalized t si.ooo 900 and it's
George W. Wickershani. Henry W. Taft,
John +. Charlton and Arthur c. Patterson,
OF New York.
The sun., 1904-06-19

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Is southern RyN
AI 5000. III IA
81 Tex b Pao ist -
as eo00....9I7s
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81 Union Pacine ev
81 $4,000 ...eS3A
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asI 10000. 8 8 ae
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1000. Oo
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1000. .lOola
l2l Wheel&LE en- -
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lAve Steck Market.

Receipts of becves were 10 head for the msrSst.
8 cars on sale, No trading TO- day: feeling un :
changed. Dressed beef steady at saf0c. per 10.
Tor native sides No later European cables. E1-
ports 70 day wsro i.ooa cattle go sheep and $50
Receipts OF calves none u stale veals on tho
market. No trading; feeling about steady. City
dressed veais slow 81 os.zc Per country dressed
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were IL cars or .se4
head Including u for the market and making, With
the stale stock. n cars sale all al Jersey City.
Trade was slow. and good TO choice lambs again
declined del M as9so; under grades were on FULLY soc.
Ten cars were unsold at . late hour Sheep were
In light supply and about steady. Common 10
cho!ce sheep sold ~ tsA3S per 100 lbs culls at
$3.50: common 70 choice lambs at NaS7.s0 Dressed
mutton SLOW II 7os,zc. per lb: dressed lambs weak
Receipts Of hogs vers Il cars. or a,sx, head: all
inaly steady.
Impsrts Of General Merchandise and DRY
GoOds.
imports Of general merchandise snd dry Goods
as Nportsd a. the Custom House compare as
responding voek one year ago:
zhfs reek. Las week. 1905
6.S.I 9ry sSSIdsSa %S;: sns:s s: H:sss,s ssss sas
Totals ,sli.ssi;7a sse.,.4ss ss;esl .sla
with last year:
General merchsndise.. as4.Si.sss Ms.Tsa.7is
Totals. sls..........,...... t7P4.ibA.Sio S5es,snyu
----.- ---.-
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton Rallies-IAverpool Better TI,an
Expected-Shorts C0ver-Wan Street
BuylnE-TOO Much Company on the
Hear Side Grain Irregular-Conee
Lower.
NEW YORK, June Is.-CoTToN.--Spot cotton
was unchanged. Middling. Il.1oc., against
i2.4Oc. last year; New Orleans and Gulf II ESQ.,,
against l2,65c. Sales. Is bales fer spinning.
Southern spot prices: Galveston, New Or
leans and Mobile. IKE: Savannah, llLo,
The receipts to-day were "A folowR.
The sun., 1904-06-19

The amount Of United States deposits shown In
this weeks statement 50 40 200. an increase OF
S6 600 over last week. II these deposits were de-
Quoted from the aggregate given, tho surplus
would be ~. .72S06O.
Below Is . table showing the percentages Of cash
reserves To deposits Of tho more prominent banks
ann.,,nred udfh 1hnse of last week:
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THE OUTSIDE MARkEr.

his deubttulIf thsrs hs. eyer been ss;sion q, N
footed up smaller total. Of IN Thloh fever
securities were bought and cold than ip the
two hours of business to-day. Barely dozen
issYes were representsd e the tl.dinE; ad md
70 the dealings In Southern Pacific rights.
there was large falling 9if IN sctivity; sna nS
hands, 10 comparison with ths trsnsaoti99pps
last two or three days. was siEnlnoant. Their
price held steady, however, ct the ngure At
trading in the contracts for the delivery.
when Issued. of the new Southern Pacific
preferred stock.
Price changes were almost wholly absent,
and such as there were resulted for the most
part from exchanges Of odd lots Of stock;
defined S % OF OF point 70 ish on % a ssie % oY 10
shares. and this was about the only nuctua,
Copper and lnterboroush Rapid Transit held
fa Friday. IN IN tSs Bond dspsrtmeSt IL. 60 q
Now York Central debenture -. deliverable
when issued. sold at %. unchanged from
yesterday. -.
wara n f0llOwa.
The sun., 1904-06-19

In Liverpool spot cotton declined 4 points, Ma.
ding, esd. against e.ssd. last year sales 1900
bales; Imports, 600 Futures opened 70 points
The sun., 1904-06-19

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10000 ....1g@I,
Central Ga on 81.
1000. a|1
1000 .llO |.
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Ches = Ohio sI.
b0O0.. j OOill
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1l000... 96l%li
10000. 10000 ..sseTlf
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registered |.
1000. Ooisl.
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5000 0S
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10000. 90 y
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2000.... g 2l4l
Cuba IS ct full pd \
20o0....9 8
Erie prior lien ..
1000. 0034|
FtWorth q d LIST
5000. .lO4 IL
Gulf & Ship Isl IS
5000. 90 % {
5000. lO6i2|
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17000.. ! 09laI
5000. o e34 !
Japan Ct os l.
1l000.,.. 3iAF
4000.... 8 3l0l-
10o0o....o3 7
Total sales of bol
The sun., 1904-06-19


Wheat moved within narrow limits, with the
trading quiet and confined largely TO local scapers
Early In tho day there was fractional rise on local
buying. covering Of shorts and light offerings: An
estimate of the Italian crop making It only 100 o00-
0oo bush &C ainst iS4 900 last year not with
out some influence. But In the main the weather
and crop news was favorable. and later in the day
prices slowly sagged under realizing and lcssened
demand from the shorts. Early In the day
Australian shipments wero reported at 10000
bush but later this corrected 70 10000. broom
hall stated them At $4,000; This compares with
XuS i, 22.s72.OOO bush. against none last year
The shipments from India for the week were
2lss 900 bush. aking the total since Apr Isos7
Tho cables were irregular: Liverpool advanced
I'D; London was lfd higher 70 1td. lower: Paris
wss unchanged 70 centim.s lower Budapest 10
Of Of he he NosSuestyn Haier ip Ar1enuns reports
that on Nay % there were about 1000 go bush.
arc estim ated At 10000 bush Com and oats were
ouict and prices fuctustrd with wheat.
w Corr Rio on ths spot T.s quiet - 5,te7..c.
esibo. Futures declined 10 70 y points and closed
barely steady, with sales Of 10. 800 bags. HavTe
advanced ~ and Asmburg = pfg :, Rlo @ advanced
UNCHANGED az I'D. Santos was unchanged: re-
oeips. 1900 bags; stock. $4,000. Prices here as
NoIfn
The sun., 1904-06-19

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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON, June 1S.-The cash statement OF
the receipts and expenditures Of tho Treasury
shows:
THIS day. THIS month. Fiscal year.
Receipts. ....., 81, ,2e7 .sA t26lS4.eN eSio.7Sin
Expenditures. 100000 N7f0.000 607Si20n
Surplus. .....-. Sl07.sN A.6e4.Ni Def. H,67o.sao
The receipts from customs TO day wero .e7s;
from internal revenue S756,l83: miscellaneous.
SS COZ. National bank notes received for redcmp-
ton. S977aS7.
The cash statement Of the United States Treas
urer for June iS shows:
The sun., 1904-06-19
BANK STATEMENT.
Further increase in surplus Reserves.

Yesterdays exhibit Of the Clearing House
banks, which in all lts important features
resembled very closely the statement Of
week ago. was generally considered 10 be q
fairly good one. The cash gain Of >e.6o2. 900
was slightly less than the moro optimistio
forecasts had made it out to be. and the ex-
rether expected; but the surplus reserves
Of the banks showed an enlargement OF y, ,S07.-
1H. brin ging that item up to the highest figure
recorded for It SO far this year.
The weekly statement OF averages Of the
Associated Banks OF the City Of New York
compares as follows with that Of last week
and OF the corresponding week one year
This ueek. Last week 1905
Si 04o ESQ 800 81 OA2 003 500 te04 .s1l 100
Deposits...... 1,1zlOl26U Lug SSl.O ocsTnSU
cIrcula'iap,". s7sa.s9 soss" MS" .os ~
Legal tenders. sS0o6,70o si,2z7.7o0 7os47o0
The sun., 1904-06-19

Futures hero advanced 10 TO Is points on this
crop and to 10 on tho next, lost part of the rise
Q 70 higher for the day with estimated sales Of
10000 bales. Prices as follows