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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-07
CONVENTION TOOK RECESS;
REPORTS WERE NOT READY

ST. Louis July 7-The Democratic national convention
vened today entering upon the second days session The stirring
of yesterday had the effect of heghning
asseblage the Democratic Again those having tickets OF
admission their disposal overwhelmed who
desire be spectators The disappointed yesterday edoube
their efforts hoping be successful gaining admission
day.
AS the opening hour advanced hours the crowds
Olive vicinity of the exposition
building, in evidence much earlier todaya
Scenes of yesterday repeated The hrongs outside the
building largely augmented by the collection of large numbers
to watch the delegates they entered the hall
TAKING SNAP SHOTS.
There another group about the through which the
snap conspicuous who figure in the
ton dongs.
The opened the which hung the during
the earlier hours being dsspated the morning AS the
temperature within the hall began RISE the fans began uer
and long line of gallery of spirited
animation
developments of night aroused still greater interest
the giving much be anticipated by the onlookers
Many of the delegates worked late the night committees
with consequent loss of sleep,
ALL NIGHT SESSION.
The credentials adjourn until after o'clock
this morning while subcommittee of the committee resou
tions labored until after the midnight hours
interesting of the proceedings before the committee
credentials the appearance of William j. Bryan
had been disposed Of He asked for
that he might make minority The
ruled reconsideration necessary and Mr.
Bryan was told to make his minority report
members who would sign stand and the
delegates Oklahoma Wisconsin, Minnesota and Rhode Island
arose foreshadowed that Mr. Bryan would make
fght'on the floor of the convention.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-07
WOMEN RESPONDENTS
IN SUITS FOR DIVORCE.


THE
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INSTANCES PARTY SEEKING DIVORCE EASY
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-07
DANIELSON CARS

1904 HOURLY service DANIEIsoN
HOURLY CIAYv1LE
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-07

VERY merchant who adver-
- tises attracts gradually an
aggregation Of readers, many Of
whom never visited his store.
When they do visit his store they
feel as though thoy had known him
for long time. /.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-01

9rau 9nte 9aDlur, cine sraSuirte
Srnufenpflegerin upn 9ebeutuus,
siebt ibre Grfabruug nit geruna
iunh in einem uffeueu Sriefe. Sbre
Steiluns In Der 0eieilidIaft unh
inter ibren Serufsscnpiiiunen ners
ieibcn ibren acuRerunsen 8ifJtiss
felt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-01

EaHe! TaKe!
snr Geiie in's slnslano 6elorat 6.
Raine, VI. ali, st. Eaal.Gtrahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-01

TbieOgo, SIG., AT @eit MOnrO,a
W Strabe. - nSoipeit metne 8eobdd)s
tiln9en reidsu, 1T peruna oas feinits 20.
mic, ods iebsr Mdnn ooer iebe 6rau ee.
brauhen tdnn, bic I9tpd6 iinb bon BEN
9adtpirtungsn irgenb ipelder idIimm.n
Grantbeit.
sd babe IS in elmer 4nsabf bon Gee
HeiungstdlIsn gtieben uno babe oeIeben,
iDie mebrtu onoere 9onics sebrau6t tpurs
ben, i6 fano ieboh, buB Dieisnigen, bic
perunu 9ebruudt, am idneIliten gsnaIeu.
rBernna idjciut bic 2ebensfa6isfeit
tuieSer ber5nitellen, bic f5rperlide sri.
itisfeit 5n Dcrmebrsu nno bic @efnnbs
belt nub Strait 81 ernenern in tuunber-
bar fir5er 3eit." 5ram aate
SabIur.
Ingeiidts Der srobsn Wsnas Srau.n,
bic an ir9enb elmer Der tpeibli6en 3rants
b,iteu lsiben, uno bod ni6t i'm Gtoube
iino, irsenb ipelfe 4bbilfs 3u finben, bat
Or. Sartman, Der b.rihmts SpesiaIiIt,
feline 8ersitiuiIlisteit ungetiinbigt, bic Be-
honblung bon 10 pieIen sydIlen tpftenfrst
5u iibernebmen, tpie Ii1 BEL ibm f6riftlib
anmslbeH tpGbrsnb Der SommersMonate.
Qorshe: perund Wlsbieine Co., GcIuSp1
bus. ObiO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-01

acloaicri0cn 9uOc0rjten 5unl Cpicr
III tollcn pIIcaen, oud nur einen Gent
mebr 81 5oblcu Ger g(r5t unterlua
nit lcincr NicbriorNerlng nnb mur6e
gleidb5eitiq olr5 Der me03iniihen @e.
lellidoit in aorI3boo olSgcitoBen.
Sic &ubeit6runQrn in
Migo.
EetcrS burn 81. ghlquit.-Iil
gcn1cloctcu Hubcitorllngcl in Hiau
oil ser Oiticc morcu BON elmer Shoor
bon lOO @cfonQcucn oc om lnQr
Der Golic OcS G3orcpitG frciQcloiicn
mluocn Oerltrindlt Die 2eute 6utten
idl nit HcooloCrn, .Qteiiern mo
FfIoItcrltcinrn bcmniinet mo griiicn
Die FoIi|ci an EoIi3ei Niiljsdcf
Hilbin ser iducr ucrlullnoet lultr6c.
iuabrCno cr ld) 6cnii1tc, 0ic Hu6c.
itorcr onaclnnnocr 5u trei6cn. hat
0o@ @CullBtiein nod nid)t mie0cr er.
lonat. Gr cr6icIt orci Hepolucridliiiic
IN 9opf Obr uno 2lrm. Ser 9(rrt
nnlBte obgcnonlnlcn ncr6cn.
StenIt5ctt 6ero6Qcictt.
i FctcrSburG. 81. 2luultIt. -
Sllrh Elm faiicrlibcS Goift, pelhcS
I'M "HegierlmgSboten" 5urGer0ficnt,
IIhing geIongt lit, miro ole TicnIt.
5eit tilr Die Niunucbniten ser De.
lobllng bon Sort 9Irtbur III ser @eic
bcrobGeIebt, Dob ciu icocr Atouot,
oen Ile bonn periloiicnen Mai bis
5ltln Sobre9i6lllB inter ser SSohnc
limo, rIS Elm Sobr auf Die oon,e
SlenItjcit in 2Inred)ultng fonrmeu
ioQ. Der Mlorine miro 6urd SoS
eoitt Die gleidlc TergiinItiatna IN
IbeiI. Dos lit cine @ieoerbohlno
oeIien, mas m0breno Der gelagerluq
oon Seboltopol gehob.
(1ic ritiiiit1en Miiitdr4. ,gcou[o.
tlonen reou6ircn 5u ariegs5eiten Sen
aftioen Gienit Der Sifi3iere ino
Dtann'd)often in gleiher @eiie. Irci
Ntonote ariegSoienit gelten ais Elm
Sobr, iu1o ein Wtonot n0breno elmer
Seldgerlng 9jlt CbenioaS ais ein
Sobr sir Die Monnid)often miro
ole ge'dlnnte 0ienit5eit berobgeicst
ilno filr Die Siii5iere Der 3citrolm,
Der Dor ibrer ndchlten geforoerlua
nerflleBen milB. Die geiammteGicnit-
5eit Der rllliihen Sotooten 6etr1at
Is Sabre. iulo 5mor ourhihnittlih
pier Sabre bel Der Sabine lmo oic
ilbrigc Belt in Der oieierpe.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-01
galtimure.SB iu.GiIenbahn.

OEtutNDNen.
St.25 uuu Baltimore nadl 0arper's Germ.
GbarIetun uno g9inhcIter unS ;uriiS'
am Sunntag, ben 4. September. Scr
Spejiul6ug berldBt ben Wtount RounIs
Snbnbot 745 @ormittnaS Gumbeus
Ndbnbof ll6r &ormittape.
StOOO-uom @altnu.e nad, Wiaaara. SaQs II
Slpninnb Sslanbs nub 5urid, am 3,
mo 1G. September uno T. Sfiober
Ybedber ndd Toronto uno Iboulano
NsIaH0s. iSdbrrdrien fir 6ebn 9age aiiI
iia. Der SpeSial5ug perIibt ben Gam
nensSnbnbol 100 Sorn., Mt Nohals
Nnbnbot llbr SormttnaS. t243-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-01

SIdo y IN a. 81. Nu0rlt l3l
9fubmittn9a. - Die Shlod)t luuOt
nm (ngC8onbrudl bclltc iriib Ourh
alcingcmcbrfcucr i'm Siiomcitcn mic.
Scr croifnct. @dbrCnN Scr NuBcu
NoNt borte man ob rmO III @clucbrs
iolpcn. Ter lcBte geitriNc !Ingriii Scr
&oponcr iono INN : llbr 9Ibcno@ oui
Dem 6cn8 Mong GbcnA.@c1c itott.
(5.3l 9tod)nittog9.D Sic Shloht
lit nod inn @ongc, olcin oic &ouos
nobc tpnnt on Stdrfe 0cr 0citrigcn
nidt gleiH. Die Iiopoucr 1m0cbcn
oic rlliiiicbe linfc Slontc.
lleber 100000 Mann un0 1900 Csc.
id)iBc ino nrtf bcioeu Scitcn inn
(reffen. 90 5iemlicb Die Aun5c mi
iiihe Strcitmoht lit ooron bctbcili0t.
Gin gerube ans HiBIono ongefonl.
nlenes HCailnent riidtc nit flingcn.
Dem SpieIe in Gen aompi.
2ioo DanG 81. Nu9lIit, 636
9Ibcnos.-Gie Shlaht bc1omn bcluc
frilber am Wtorgen ais oeitern. Nit
Dem eriieu Idgesarulleu trodtcn bir
@eidiIBe, llno oos Ieucr critredte lid)
buIO iiber Die gon3en Sineu. Ger Qe.
ltcrn 9lbeno eingctretenc He0en b0rtc
mobrcno Der 9todt oui, mo Der (a0
brod) flar luo hcll oll Iic Hlliieu
ginNcn nit SicAcS0elpiBbcit in'2
eSeuCr.
@ei'm 9Ibienoen Oieier 9cpcihc III
Elm @oIlon 81 icbcn, melrber oll0 elmer
Der joponiIhcn StcQunQcn iiio0ItIid)
bon Sioo-2)ong cntporitcigt uno cine
3ielibeibe fir Sic ri,iiiihcn WI6ricr,
botterie'n bilhct. @is iebt lit or jcooh
niht getroifcn lporbcn.
(9lbenos.) - Qic 9fuiien 6u6cn ein
@orriiden lGnNa Der Giienbobn in
iiioliher Ni6tllng heluertltelligt.
1T critcr Sicn" mel,
ben ruiiii6c Gorrcs
ipon0cnten.
Feter@ burM 81. 9Iugllit 935
9lbcnoS. - Gtlihc interciinnte Cir.
5elnbeiten ilber Oen 9eitrigcn &ompi
peroen Ourh ruiii6e GorreiponGcn.
ten gemclbct. IS erbellt OormlS. ooB
5luei Ne9imenter ESoponer NeGcn "a.
gesonbrilh Die @utterien Der &. glr
tllleriebrigobe am GliBeritcn linten
6lilgel Der ruiiiidcn glrmec 81 CT
obern beriuhten. Ger Nerilh mur6e
gerooe nod 5llr rchtcn 3cit cntoedi
uno pereitelt
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fdnpften o1nc llnterbrednn9 IS
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idilte lno bic 2riteridiltterlln9 Der.
alirrcn ser 5enlter 81
2ioozO zOong ob9Icid) ole @eihiite
iehs bis oht W(cilen entiernt moren.
9temiropidl Iand)ento, Elm berilbmtcr
arie9a- Correspondent, iogt
in elmer SbilOcrrng Der Shlodt:
Sic 6einOe, III 6ol9e iriiberer Gr.
iolge iiegeatrlufcL grifien bon orci
Seiten ber mie (oQbGlisler on. gus
lie 5iriidgeporicn mliroen, troten
nele 5ruppcL al luelden bic ,Sopo.
ner eincn nncrih0piliden Gorrotb III
beiiben ihcinclL On ibre Stelle."
Ionhenfo iugt, eS icien ettpo 600 |
@eihiibc oui bciOen Seiten im 5rci. |
len gclpcien un0 filgt 5il:
,Gs mar uncr criter Sieg. Ger
Tein6 murDc naertbol6en 5nriidoe.
id,luoen, picIe icinrr 9otterie'n Der. |
nidtct ln0 in ctlihen sS0qen feline
,>niontcric in lpiIOer sSlud)t 5uriifoe, |
lppricn."
3uci @otoillonc Soponer
QeiunGcn genont men.
@ctcr9burG 81. sliguIt. -
Cine bcrtc Nbcn0 ans Winfoen eilt.
octroiicnr Iepeldle io9t, es merpe
sort ocnlrlOct. 0dB General Sont.
iouoii ;lpci inponild,c 9otoillone &c,
ionqcl, gcnonlmch Nobe.
(00s 2bcnO&.) = 2ic spannlma !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-01

nit pcl6cr man ollf lucitcrc 9fud~
ribten pom Sioo }DonQ mortCt lit
nm hicic Shln0c nod nidt beiciti0t
Seine ErcBs n0Cr Eripot 0cpelhcn
mcr0cn cmpfnn0clL mobricbcinlih
neil 0ic 0ribte ml3ldblIcBli6 Olrh
ofii5irllc Notidoftcn III 9luipruH 0C-
nommcn ino. IS miro icood) poii.
tip nngcgcbelL buB Ser @oiier bcutc
9todnittog cine 0cpecbc 0c9 @cnes
rola auropottil crbicIt Ger >Sls
bait ruuroc inOciiCn nod ni6t be.
tonnt gegcben.
Ser @cnerolitob bc5pcifcIt nidt
OoB Die geltrigcn &erIritc oli beiocn
Seitcn ihper poren, erflGrt ieood),
III Grnongelllnq oircttcr, nfii5ieller
Ncrihtc icicn olc 9lngubcn boriibcr
olli bloBc &crmnltblmg bCgriinoet.
Mltbcn, 81. gIu0uit. ~ llcber
2O0 rSoponcr, mclhc in Der gcitriNcn
ShIaht pon Siuo ?)ouQ Qciongcn
genomncn mur0cn, fomen hclltC oui
einenl Subn5u1c bier 0urd]. Sin lpei
tcrer 3uQ mit@eionqcncu miro beutc
crluartCt
u II fen erbcutetcn 46 Gos
lloncll
2ioo gang 80. 9luguit, s ll6r
N6enoS (pcripGtet). - @roBe iSrcuoe
berriht bier iiber ocn @eriht, onb Oir
HuIien bcilte 46 feinblihe @citbiBe
eroherten.
Ser inponilcbc Mngriif olf bn3
rlrIiIde Centrum NOR Elm Gitbcrit sc.
lperater ino Die (oponer crlitten
groBe 9crGltitc. Dos s. iibiriidc Sc.
gintent botte bier ben Iblimmitcll
glnprall nllS5uIteben. Ger Gompf III
@oion9om fam in feiner Siniibt
NIT Dem beiitigen perglifen pcroeu.
Gin feiner Spriibregcn lit beltteg(bcno
eingetreten.
FeterS burG 81. glu0uit. 49,
@eitere Gepeihen aus 2ioo g)on1
beit1tigen oie 9to6riht OoB Die Hlli,
icn 46 inponiihe @eihiiBc mcgnob-
men. 2ieielben muroen nod Der
9obnItotion gebrobt, no @cnrrol
airopotfin'S 3ilo itano.
9 &C 6nroff'S WeIbunqcn.
E eterS bnr9 81. 9fugnit -
@enerallieiitenant Sobaroif lhGbt 1T
einem 9eriht, pelden er bei'n
S6lltIie bes gcitrigen, 16-Itiinoiaen
aompfes bel Sioo.s)ong per Icle-
graph Dem @eneroIitab iibermittelte,
Die ritllilhen Serluite oes Cages ulf
5000 Monn.
Die Sdlodt en6ete Tim 8 ltbr qe.
ltern glbeno. I'm oieie 3eit iuoren
plelc bon ben Sopanern iu1breno oeS
Lagos eingenolnmenen Stequnaen
bon Den Huiien 5llriidero6ert luoroar
ilno pieoer in ibrem 9eiite. Ger
Serliilt Der Soponer nuB pic ser
@eneral erfl6rt elm enorner gctpe.
len iein.
9ange GrmartunQen uno
trobc Soffnungen in
Petersburg.
y etcrS burg I. September, :
llbr friib. - Ioa gcipuBticin DOB |
EN- &ompf ollf 2eben oOcr Zoo jmi' |
lben Den rSoponern mo HuIicn bcI
Siao 2ang I'M @ongc it, bat 0le
Sponnltng Der biciigcn 9euolferltng
oiif Den @ipieIpltnft Gcbradt. Nan
gloubt bier, Oob Die Sdlodt NIT et'
ner pernihtenoen NicOerloge fitr ole
cine oocr oie nn0cre Tartci ell0ell
muB. 9(Qe Nuhri6tcn lino ioue't
gilnltig fir oic 9tuliclL obgleld) oo@
lanoe Nltsbleibcn oacr 9eridte nab.
reno nre6rercr Stunocn bcute Gor'
mittog 6ongc 9eior9nllie erlpedte.
IS miro inociicn ofiijicll nerfilnoet.
oob Die Nohriht iibcr cine llnterbre.
hlna Ocs telcgrnpbiihen NerfcbrS
C.Snrtirtu,tn iirhc ,meifc Scitr.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-01
9u0s'' tut Yort3eif?
3weiter Sag Oer s9ladt bon siao gang.
3,uri iapnuifdDr Bataillone eefaneen.
Sed)snncner5is iapaniid)e @ei6Hte erbentet.

Sniu onoen in aocr Miduua uur 100000 Aann
1900 G5edHtc 6cSu Scitn i'm Scncr Sin 9crNoc
9nfano nnaOmmcnrs @csimcut rHfc nit flmacnOcm SpNc
III 9nmpi SCiclbc wnroe aclcrn nit SaGcsanbrnd
irtscictt nnO SNmCr aGcrmalS bis in bic Nadt bncn
Sample YO Slrt6nr MHdfcbr bcS G5arcn nad
EctrSbnrg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-01
Summer 4 8cder,
ScntidJcs Sanf- mnh @ediclseidait,
217 Gunrtlano-Strafc.
9aitgficber Der Aftteuborfe.

slns uno Berfauf bon etods uno goroe.
Gtdoie guropa's. glns lito 8eriallf frember
eeIofcrten.. foipie slusierfigllna hon 8oumadj'
feit; Chlifsfnrten bon uno ilatb DeutidIano.
(sfprtl2T-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-01
Special . gtutis.
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SteHcrsWpprll nt on odrrid,t = Rnth6nua 4

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=, nlefn!lf piro heInmt 0Cmucht bah glprIifd.
Ilonel lnr oie GrmdHiNIuo ocr 9sertbnbiddt.
5eritbrt muroc ror Dem / Sfiobrr 1901 hei
penn er-9Ippcuniousgeridt einoeretb mers
oell nlllllelt I'M ben Gi0entbiimer BON Der Pes
3a9liil9 ,, per Stenern ami ioIhc @ertbabidai.
5hllgen lllr ons Nubr 1905 5u beireieu
9Iue iduiaeu lno lube5a6hcn etemern milf.
ZEN 0c6Gbll iett bcOor iolhc 9(ppliIotiou emf
gegcn 9enommer mcrncn fam.
(sIue30; Scpi) TraiAppt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-01
@ubl iibertrieben.
Scntihc Iuuaiion ocS GungOltaotcS
befiirdJtct.

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The Erie issues were notably weak to-day,
although there was no specific news 70 ac-
count for 1t. The stocks we're heavily solo;
and certain bearish traders are credited
with the selling. Steel preferred maintained
a fairly good tone. Amalgamated Copper
was somewhat easier, but developed no pro-
nounced weakness. Metropolitan was hrm
The tone at close steady. Bank state
ment was about what we predicted. The
loss in cash heavier than the official
preliminary estimates. The actual decrease
in cash was $40 ~, 800. Surplus reserve de-
creased 50, $4,000 and loans increased 81
SOS Co., The statement was without effect.
Ia R. Thompson & Col
NEW YORK, May 14.-There is believed
m have been considerable liquidation in the
anthracite coal stocks to-day. Good selling
was especially noticeable in Erie. The
cause was attributed in some circles to ru-
nors that a renewed attack was TO be made
upon the coal combination by the Depart
ment of Justice The rumor, however. is so
far unconfirmed, and il is more likely the
decline was due TO the very unfavoraDle
quarterly statement issued this week Cop
per displayed considerably less animation
and receded when an attempt was made to
realize. Steel held fairly we'll on short COW
ering. The bank statement, although even
poorer than expected, appeared to have no
particular effect. At noon IL was reported
by the news bureaus that Port Arthur had
fallen with a loss OF 10000 men. but the re-
mort cannot be confirmed. The situation
presents no encoura cement as yet. Quiet
iiouidation has set in and foreign advices
are bearish and we continue 10 look for
still lower prices before readjustment Is
completed.
re- F. Braulik & Col
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE end OF the
weeks trading was rather cratic. The
bears tried to make great capital out of the
gold exports and probable hardening of
rates. The general list closed about the
same as yesterday. In specialties Consoli-
dated Gas advanced 81 share on the re-
port OF a convertible bond issue which
would offer valuable privileges 10 holders.
On the other hand. the coalers were weak
on rumors that a fresh attack would be
made on the combination. There was
manipulation in National Lead and some
other industrials. The bank statement was
construed as unfavorable as expected. re-
fiecting the gold shipments. but had no ef-
feet outside OF a feeble rally on some COW
ering by room traders. The market mas a
large short interest which viii deter any
hear raid on the general list. Still think
standard stocks bought all recessions
will show nice profit very shortly.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-15

Inc says
The notable features of the official state
ment of the New York associated banks
last week were a new high record for loans
and decrease in public deposits. the latter
chiefly due to the surrender to the govern
ment which had deposits in banks
There a further important decrease
in cash holdings, following the heavy loss
in the previous week, as the result of the
exports of gold to Europe during the week
Loans were increased 1886, 600, partly be-
cause of corporations borrowing and of op-
erations incident to the negotiation of the
New York city bonds in the previous week
The Japanese loan last week probably con-
tributed indirectly TO the increase in this
item.
Specie decreased s12,4764OO, representing
the average of the Withdrawals of $14, Co.,
600 gold last week and of the average of
the 100000 withdrawn in the previous
week for shipment to Paris. The 5000 600
taken on Friday for export on Saturday
counted for only one-sixth of the amount.
Legal tenders were increased s., 100,
making the net loss of cash $1O,421, 800.
General deposits showed a decrease of 81
O97 400, while those of public funds were
reduced S23,1S4,SO0 through surrenders to the
treasury on a recount of Panama pay
ment. The reserve requirements against
general deposits were reduced 1924. $50, de-
Quoting which from the net loss of cash
surplus reserve to s1S2.27S27O. Computed
upon deposits less those of So, 81, 500 public
funds the surplus is 21.O55 $50.
1t may be observed that the state
ment was made declining av-
erages for cash, the midweek ship
ment of 100000 gold counting for but
one-half. while that of 100000 on Satur-
day. above noted, was accounted for in
the statement for only about one and two
thirds millions. The engagements on May
IA of $1O.5O,Oo0 for shipment on Tuesday OF
the coming week will count in the averages
for the full amount, causing the institutions
to start the bank week, including the pre-
vious average losses, with an important
decrease of gold which will be only par
/ TALLY offset by the receipt, through trans
fer from San Francisco, of 81, 25O, 600
There was a remarkably good balance
shown by the statement, considering the
movement during the week, the sum of the
loss of cash less the gain in loans, being
only S425,5O0 greater than the decrease in
general deposits.
The average daily clearings for the week
were 1894, 600, or S22,000,000 less than the
| previous week. Comparisons of loans show
| that six banks gained 100000 net. The
| changes in cash indicated a decrease by
| four institutions o. $l0,0O0.O10.
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big Cold shipment Tuesday.

NEW YORK. May H--An engagement
or S2.5oo.oOo gold At the assay Office for
shipment 10 Paris on Tuesdays steamer.
was announced to-day. but the name OF the
shipper was withheld. This brings the
total thus far announced for Tuesday up TO
SO. 10000. of which S3.500oO0 Is by shippers
whose names are refused.
Including this total OF sl0.5eo 900 for next
Tuesday. the aggregate amount OF gold
shipped 10 Europe from this port since
Ap,1l Is in excess or Sf7. 600.
The subtreasury has paid 20 banks S.-
19l. 90 on telegraphic order against a de-
posit OF imported Japanese ven at the san
Francisco mint The total amount of gold
sert from San Francisco 90 New York since
the first OF the Sear Il 81. so1oo0