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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-18
An ARMISTICE HAS
Been COMPLETED
lGIcsrs Of Japanese and Russ
ian Armies Sign Paper.
thgTINo HELD IN OPEN FIELD
hs4nissles Takes Effect on septmber 16
epeolal Naval ENJOYS to Name Neu-
srai kons for NsVlss viii Meet
eoen- Other News.

cunshu Pass, Manchuria, Sept A.
I1nfp6ay- Owing to the variance be
Neoe Russian and japanese time, and
&Iho the fact Abat the exact spot for
th8 meeting OF the Russian AMI Japa
1aeo representatives had not been de
.aed, Major General Ovanovsky, rep
khtnnting General Lnevitch, was the
Hast 10 arrive yesterday morning at the
Niaoe for the armistice conference.
f'aaeral Fukushlma, representing Field
nfhfshal oyama, with Colonel Tanka
ind Captain Tanaja, two professors OF
IRlefnational law, Ariga and SOyl, and
a quart OF 80 men. had already arrived
under nag Of truce.
Ovanoysky and Fukushlma dismount.
bd IN tho plaza near shahotEu and AZ.
lpf On exchange Of greetings the two
E4nerals az 10 a. m. began the dis
bssicn of the conditions fthe armI.
bllpe, frequently retiring for the pur.
poae Of consultation. All the houses
pa the spot having been destroyer, the
tonlerence was heli IL the open. the
nflioers sitting on the grass.
AFTER nine consecutive hours OF ne.
otlhtlona, the armistioe was signed at
D. 81. II takes effect Sept. i6, agrees
de abolition OF all hostile or inlm
~ acts. establishes a neutral zone
og four kilometers wide between the
EWo ARMIES. Of which ShahotZu on the
fAliwEy Is the center. Maps showing
sbe rome are 10 be exchanged. Only
alYiliRns will be allowed within the ter.
slsOry and communication between the
aWo armies is TO be only by the Cha.
Notsu road. Special naval ENJOYS are
- meet near Vladlvostok with one
eaip for each nation 90 confer ana es.
1ehiIsh an armlstice and a neutral zone
~ sea,
An armlstice on the borders OF no.
va n 20 be arranged by separate ne
fotlatlons between the local comman.
: GERS and on terms similar 10 those
nareed upon In Manchurla.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-18
AMERICANS TO HAVE
AN IMPARTIAL TRIAL
Nicaraguan Government Must
Give Prisoners JuStic-
TO MAKE NO DsMoNsTRAT on
President Roosevelt Has Decides nat
II 10 Unnecessary to Send Warsro
to Central American Governm.1, al
This Tmie.


Oyster Bay, Sept. ia m..a..,a
hension has arisen to the action .. .,
case OF William Albers and his .ru.al
who are confined In prison al AT
ell, Nicaragua.
It is said here by authority of pes
ident Roosevelt that no demonstration
against Nicaragua Is TO be made d, e.,
time. 1t appears from Official yo--e
sponJence that Albers is unl.r a~ru,!
at Ocatel for an alleged N,o..u. d
the law of Nicaragua and for c11..>7:
OF court. Their trial will tauo pace
shortly. Tie various phase, Of be
case have been presented 10 'a., gov.
ernment, the Albers broth ,-
American citizens. and the D.. ..a,l.
directed that the usual step, 3D., aiken
TO insure the prisoners absolute lair
AMI impartial treatment az ,H,. I..
United States Consul Lee a' paul
ma will be, il already he Ia, le' ..aa
ulltNAIu ny TIC oAdLt u'pdl 90. ..... 90
go to Ocatel to be present Il, 3D. "l
His Instructions are 10 follow '.r a-.
ceedlngs of the dase with v'na .. .
surfing the Albers a fair trial
II is assumed by the goyerun.r' '.E
the men will get impartial 'gra'w o.
but II they do not, any action ' .s
government toward Nicaragua a' ,e
determined upon when any ua'IG"4
shall have been disclosed.
United States Minister VI rry q.
credited to Nicaragua and Costa 3.a
will not so to Ocatel he Is DO Costa
Rca at present and probably o' p"
main there for a time. ty.-. L"a
will go from Panama 10 Cor.a'u o. ..a
gunbOat Princetown as the ,a,'.- 90!
quickest way Of making the 'rn j.
can be said that no reason ,N..t ~
cloaking the action OF this government
in secrecy as the proceeding 1.c''
ed by the president simply wc- 1."n
10 insure ordinary protection AK AK
treatment to American citizeus
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-18
Farm Lahorsr, Are Scar.

Macon. Ga. Sept l6.-Ttc
reports about the scarcity Of i.
coming In. and II is said thai o.
many fields around Macon a..
with cotton. while no hands lr a.'
able for picking them. No price
he negroes 20 leave tae.r
places about town. and ;he ca.
has been allowed 20 grov ia'o
l'Ss tisuse from one cause or
The ,quiaoctial gale IA usually .E
I'd between the i0,h and 'se
September. and q Is feared 90
. comes all % he cotton IN 't-
al b, badly damaged u Cd, o.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-18
WILL DISCUSS TUBERCULOSIS.
Physicians from All Over World &c
Hold Meeting In Paris.

Hotu mSCtiH3 w TaEia'
New York, Sept. 1G.--Great prepa
rations are being made, says a Herald
dispatch from Paris, for the tubercul'
Osis congress. which will be attended
by delegates from all the nations OF
Europe and America.
The session will be open from Oct.
2 TO Oct z. A special building has
been set apart for their use, with large
halls to accommodate the different sec.
lions. These are divided into scientific
social. historical and Industrial
There will also be an exposition OF
food products permitted and recon-
mended by physicians in tuberculosis
cases. Rooms will be fitted up like
those In Sanatorlu. OF three classes,
those destined for rich patients, those
for middle classes and those for the
poor. Special exhibits will be made
OF pharmacy for tuberculosis and OF
house furnishings such as armchairs
and baths, for patients Cleansing
ana dlsinfectlng apparatus also will be
displayed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-18
knled While cI,,nlno GLOVE.

Birmingham. Ala. Sept ls.-Mrs.
Hattie Bird Stapleton. died wednes
day afternoon from burns sustained
while cleaning a pair OF Kid gloves with
gasoline, The gasoline was Aeci ieutlJ
iGnited and the upper portion Of the
~omSn's body was friEhtfuly burned
Mrs. Staple,on VAS director 81 the
Simpson Methodist church choir and
vas n Nell known musician OF the city
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-18
ARRESTED ON HONEYMOON.
Georgia Man Accused Of Obtaining
Money FraudNent'y.

Lexington, KY, Sept. 16.-Mrs. w. IL
Moody, Of Atlanta, Ca, mother OF DR.
Louis H. Moody, arrived here to be
present at the trial OF her son, who IL
charged with forgery and obtaining
money under false pretenses.
Moody established a branch office
here OF the Southern Chemical com
pany, OF New York. and few days
later cashed two TRAITS on the alleged
concern for several hundred dollars
but the drafts were returned and the
concern pronounced a fake.
Before the alleged fraud was dis
covered a courtship of one week, Miss
Hattie Bright. a daughter Of Alderman
J. |. Bright, and he was arrested in
Nashville while on his honeymoon. He
has been in jail several months, and Il
is said he Is an escaped lunatic from
an asylum in Georgia, and a plea Of
insanity will be made when the case
comes up Saturday morning In circuit
court.
Moody Is nephew Of Judge Hamil
ton, OF Macon. Ca, who will be here
TO assist in the defence.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-18
Failed to Prosseute Murder.,.

Portland, Ore, Sept. l6.--A t.sr'''i
TO the Oregonian from Olymp'a "a.n.
says that a man convicted - m
In the first degree and sentcu... '. ''
hanged has been allowed to D.. . .'.
al Walla-Walla undisturbcd ''- D..
ly three years. Oscar Brai-.tN So.
convicted In Franklin coun., .r .'
cemher, 1902. and was s,ut'.
be hanged. He gave notice Cd. 81"
and was remanded to the Wa N.'
county Jail. Bradshaw ney'r .'-'
cuted his appeal and has been 81 .a.'
10 remain In Jail undlstur5y' 'f
since. The prosecuting a,to-.' 80
Franklin county now asks Wha, .' IN
10 about II and the attorney -.' -
advises him to tle the record .r
supreme court and move a disa.. .
the appeal for want OF prosecu
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-18
suspee.s s.opped Ia cIneInnstI.

Cincinnati. Sept. i6.--A leas, ave
persons suspected OF having yellow
fever arrived herr over the Queen and
Crescent line al 2:tS a IN today.
Those held are Mrs. T ] Roam, Of
TAllulAh. la Mlss AnEa stone. Of
Tallulah. la. Mrs. Jones. Of Tai,u
lab. La: Willie Walters Saith. of
Lake Proyidence. La: and Mss STOCK
uer. Of Lake Providepes, Ia
The train consisted % tvo hun ire 4
refugees from lake Providence. Ia.
and Tailu,ab. Ia. Who Wtre Be- (
from the yellow fcver.
TX C;ark ", Davis. aral,A OF cr- Of
this city. beinE no;laed % General
Passenger Agpht RineaTson. TIA, rs
We bringing aSost 200 people !rau
tie south ap In a special. sent ~ p
y. INle. and an asslstans. 20 hoard
he frzia az lnxinE,0a. sxanine az
pe0plo xbeard ana Wlro Atm.
kw,laRee1 weTa - the tra,n ~ ~
u 4.hna a. =
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-18
Well Known Texas JUDO. DEAD.

Boston. Tea sept l6--Judre c e.
Garrett. Sbo rc, sned las: aces a,
chief justice OF ;hc nrst district sur,
~ '". H's ~ Galveston. d,ei cary IN
o.. s. -is bonn" IN B-yaAam. today
aged So lie wAs former IA p.-.
rer q Judrr S,;h Shepard. cal., .u,
ice of thc District ~ columbia
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-18
Inslsna oHIeial Rsmoess

ird1napo,!A Sspl Il -p1.
Srcry. auditor 81 stare. sas
from oHic. by EH executive
sarL by GovsraST Hcniey S.
tie oclrT clasets thaf ne .l
y-lU at a 4laia al iatxcusl
t.oa II thc IA. aaI a gross O.
q IA pshlis fraa n lhs tEFe,
ts,rsst fsn|7s lassiuk = A. 4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-18
CHARGED with KILLING Sire.

Warrenton, Ca. Sept l6.-Mcrsa1
Rivers was brought back here from
Rivers was sent up from this county
for burglary, and after serving a short
time, escape from the Clarke county
camps. Rivers was convicted for bur
Elarizlng 4. ], lOcke's store. The might
following his escape from camp the
Lockett store WAS again burglarinzed
and Rivers. on being rearrested. con
fessed 10 having burglsriEed the store
the second time. Rivers was tried
once for killing his father. but was
acquitted He now confesses his guilt
OF the crime. The governor offered .
reward OF 500 few weeks ago foi
Rivers arrest. and the South Carolina
authorities have claimed the reward.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-18
Three New Cases at Naehez.

Natchez, Miss. Sept. 16.-The vel.
low fever situation took a bad turn
this morning when three new cases
we're reported, all the patients being
negroes.
One Is a new foci.
Johnson, the white groceryman, was
discharged This morning.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-18
Auto Line fss Nso-s.s

NeV YoTk sept. rs Thai z u
hoyL ne, seu, - IL P-uny sav.rrl
eark. Nashv'.ir. TsBu- Aa8 pur
chased Ih ,sls city foar large a-,s-,a
aiies Tor use o. a psw Eires, asiOmo
Ale ins 20 uesFVcs n gAal CITY, rAi
,,'Rq'.PEst n a nslgt Tssssypsl
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-18
Workman MAX. psmOn,tra,Ion.


Budapest, Hungary. Sept. l6--Sinct
early this morning dense masses OF
worklngmen have been marching 70
the lower house OF IN edlet for the
purpose of making q demonstration in
favor Ot universal suffrage. Crowds
composed OF other classes also gath
cred and strong cOrdons OF police were
postei near the building. Herr Julius
Justh. president OF the house. received
the Populations who presented petit
tionS setting forth the demands OF the
people In reply Herr Justh said the
position of the house prevented him
from expressing an opinion but he
beggo dthe people 70 await Qule' y the
decision OF the parliament Work IA
at a standstill In all the factories and
tiN workers are taking part In the
demonstration No disturbances have
been up 70 the time OF this dispatch
was filed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-18
UNREPOR1ED CASES
WORRY AUTHORITIES
Persons Who Take Fever Will
Not Make Fact Known.
Q NEW CASES AND 5 DEATHS
Federal Authorities Will Use Very
Stringent Methods With Those Who
Refuse to Report Cases Of yellow
Jack at Earliest Possible Moment.

New Orleans, Sept. 16.-up 70 noon
today there were . nine cases Of vel.
low fever and two deaths.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-18
Alail KNOWN Athls,, Dad

Chlcago. sept 10 John baltimore
no had been head uhhot tot o..
Aetth western university athletic team
ST. the last eight years. Was droNrca
yesterday In Sprlnk takc. near Msu
tehA. Nis. whIiu "a swimming His
k1g has not been recovered. Istu
nnfe catered The Northwestern uu.Ncy
&lft nlght years aEo ana Nas sppo.n,e
Hnaa rubber foT TIE university team,
nrlng that time be made AS prrpa 4,
IA course and catered The oo,irg
Psleians and SUrseons and soI.t
aaRlei RsKt gsae porins
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call. lHa2 per cent: last loan
* per cent. ruling price. per cent. Time
money quoted at 2E@sX per cent. for sixty
and ninety days: sH@sh per cent. for -four
'co Per paper quoted 1Sf IL e ts1
per cent. for prime sin gle names and bills
receivable; other names. 1Ha4H per cent.
The foreign exchange market was firm
but the holiday in London tend ed TO eIrtsiI
Ssrs which hna,.S ga e. OILY Posted
s7 for short Actual Rates '0r 1o aTns b ahd
ss,S s.S5 sight drafts Hssssa $50
a%S5sd sa .Rc aSr 4p.s sns
quoted at q 1l-ioas4X for long and es J.Ie@
81 for short. Gullders were quoted at 40 1910
Par, Chcs go"2sc. DISCOUNT. 0 chaIIe eston-
Banks byyips: par selling. Iioo. premium.
INSTRUMENTATION. Soc. Discount; ban BANK Or &,
siis"see eremiam Lo"[sVlIie@ascM. 'n prsm.
Money in London. lKaih Der cent. Rat.
s.s s,?ss sssA: SR %'!s;s 81 ;ss' e: s"a
So srs a :ns for the
cents at 20 francs az oentimes. The private
rate Of discount is 1915 per cent Exchanse
ao o ~ n Bsrn
a pigs. The private rate OF discount ls 2T
per cont.
New York Clearing House statement: Ex-
debit balance Ssso. ss2.
Commercial price OF bar silver In New York
50,Sc. Bar silver In London closed ct 27Ld.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at ishc.
Il4o.ele. Of which to7.1io was gold, makin9
total specie imports since Jan. /, Se'os6.55i'
Exports Of specie were: Silver, SS7i,Oss;
Fhe previous week. The exports Of specie
frce Jan. ! have been: Gold. Ss7,s7e e4s:
silver, 3is.i5S722. . total OF 80, es3, eSS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06
Business Troubles.

Deputy Sheriff Porges has received an
attachment again Dronsiok 4 Daiboch,
dealers in pianos and Photographs at lso
fna 1si Fest Broadway. for 500 in favor of
''aS'l, sles, are estimated at siS 900. "
IN mems furnishing goods at 74s Broadway.
h.nn cahIeoitors petition in bankruptcy has
peen MED against Joseph Lacey, dry poods
,Sschedules In bankruptcy of Meyer Horo-
W., CLOAK manufacturer of Is West Eieh-
Efsenth street as the Morld Cloak and Sill,
C3mpany show liabilities of saO5 AZ OF
which SIee .07s arc SECURED by mortgage.
HSnd about tIo. 900 are indorscme nts for fhiiip
nHTowsz Bon, and assets of 5000.
an attschment against Peter Schwaeschn-
non no. sons, fur dealers, az indorsers on a
iormer representative lndorsed without
s ausnority and for his own benefit. The
e oSn the amount. but the bank refused the
veor end nov payment will be resisted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06
Live Stock Market,

Receipts Of beeves were y cars ~ AYE; 1905.
eson;gnst direct 70 .lauehtsrers. No srsd,nn
neT H. to1 e nn sseady Dressed beet SLOW al 7aOc.
aoI and Livs.pcol cables Unchanged. SSipmeUnis
'opaAy were sso oeeves and 900 quarters Of heat
on s.s Nc trading Of feeling stesdy
dressed CAVE ann s9w a. sei2c. per h.: country
~, OF sheep and lambs were u cars or i'm
stoct ~ 10, 10. me market. making with the siaIe
&c lover rood TO prime lambs held up 70 H ye,tsS
osi,,n closing nsuTes. but the under rrsdes Viii.
we wsrc ,a 1siy 70 be cleared Sheep sold At ns
cuih A. ~ "" n SuLs q RIO lambs az tS.?6GS1IS
nj Rs asssssd !; lambs lower !, per
feeling steady. : - ~ No "soins to-day;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06
THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

Nothing Of interest developed In the two
hours devoted to outside security busln ess
to-day. The market was extremely dull
and only the trading In two or three Issues
that have been prominent features through
out the week saved II from com plete stagna-
ton. The undertone was undeniably strong.
however. and such price chan ges as occurred
consisted almost uniformly OF advances.
lnterboroueh Rapid Transit displayed the
most noteworthy strength. It's Improvement
of full point making a total OF s points for
the week. Chicago Subway. again the leader
In point Of activity. closed at the highest OF
the day. q of point above its previo us final.
The mining stocks were all firm and sold
usually Mt higher quotations. Japanese AS
monopolizfd the dealings in the bond de-
partmcnt but did not show any apprecla BILE
price change.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06
FINANCIAL.
property Is Regarded As
Valuable And Seems To !,
Be Well Handled. +" +"

A publication that does not like us be-
cause We do not think it of Importance enough
to advertise In 1t Notwithstanding its I'M
disguised venom has to pay tho above
quoted tribute to the SAN LUIS MINING
COMPANY. 1t 10 tribute snatched from
the reluctant lips OF Q venomous foe who
would say nothing good Of us II he could
help 1t.
The SAN LUIS MINING COMPANY has
very rich and extensive properties In the two
richest mining districts In the rich mining
State OF Durango. Mexico. Tho Company
Is carefully and conservatively managed
and represents . well-expended cash in
vestment Of considerably more than q mil
lion dollars. 1t il already producing and
earning It the rate Of more than l2g on It's
entire capitalization. Its earnings, to-
sether with the proceeds OF its Treasury
stock sales. are now devoted to better
ments. but this will be necessary for only Q
short time longer. and then the entire earn
lngs, largely increased by these betterments,
will be distributed in dividends among the
stockholders.
The Treasury stock is offered for sub
scription at $50 per share to September
lst and par. $40 share. after that date.
In the opinlen .! many successful and
experienced investors who sre buying
the stock II 10 the best invest ent on the
market to-day.
SAN LUIS MINING COMPANY.
~ William Street. New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06

Coffee WAS dull and easier. Prices declined
slightly on disappointing Cables liquidation for local
and W.ii Street account and the duiness OF The
HsraIs The rnarke. for pig iron seri6o.t.,
was dull and steady Prices for regular az fol-
low. low: Cash, u! eoNlls2o: September. Si1eoe
sls:25: February. USo0atia7S '' ''''"~
NAVAL SroAks. ..-Spirtts Of turpentine &C. Com.
., PnovIsIoNs.-LArd was dull; prime Western.
EGO; rehned. Continent. NH: South American
Taiiow. l3e. Dressed hogs. % aSi;e. butter.
creamery, hnts. 104c. Egeswestern. nrsts, nv
essier after session Of moderate trade and sun
Pon Consideraole uneasncss Is being manifested
Al, Suo1s;-Raw was arm Centrifugal. % test,
snS -, musesvados 10 test ~. Refined was active
CHICAGO. Aug. s.-To days prices were As fol.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06

The cotton speclpation was a Comparatively dull
and unlnterestlng AFFAIR 70 day, with irregular
we're about wh1re they stood on Friday night.
Early In the day moderate decline took place ow.
selling on stop loss orders and bear hammering.
Moreover the weather In the main was favorable.
ana vas 1cpoed IN foreign adyiess d ssst ias
to resist the demands Of the operatives and that
strike affecting 40 nrms and 100000 spindlcs
favorable, reporting slow but steady Improvement
In the situation. On the decline covering Of shorts
tors) and q certain amount OF new buying for Wall
Street and outside account caused q rally The
general situation remains unchanged.
GRAIN.-Wheat-Spot WAS duh. No sales. No. 2
red winter, Nc. under New York September. The
last week and i7s last year: Chicago 742 against
822 last week and lis last year Futures closed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06
RAILROAD EARNINGS

Missouri Pacific: 1905. 1904. CHANGES.
M mex 'os s.sssa III s So I Pso'
Central Branch:
eth week July. 36i 900 $4,000 lno ~ nm
Month ,,.".,:: i'ss7a iaisos ii Inc. s o.SSs
Southern Railway:
!th week July 81 2st,Is N.7os.ss7 Inc 90. n,
Month -. ess1o73 s.7le,iH Inc. 81, OSS
Louisville and Nashville:
4th week July. SLOTS $50 1eessis Inc a,os ~,
Grand Trunk system:
eth week July. tee2i7s So4osio Inc. AZ -,
Month .......... 00d1, $50 S0l0iIo inc M ~
Missouri, Kansas and Texas.
9TH week July. AAifs7e esooc,s Inn s,,,s..
Month .,....... i,62S,7N SIS SW inc 81 ~
Texas and Pacific:
t.h week July. ,a@tss s7zs.ss7 Inc. usss,
Month .....:.... e0o 30 76s $40 inc IS'1YSSoo
From Jan. L.. o,4s4,soo s.ieeosi Inc. ~ sSO
Nashville. Chattanooga and 81. Louis:
Month July. $751; 1eo7 SoS DEE. a,,,s.
KANsAs CIT HALLWAY AND ISoRr.
The Kansas City Railway and Lirh. Comp.ny
reports for June: P~nS
,.,.. ..rn,.. .,sos .isc. Changes.
Iross earnin1s stiI0i SS4s 02e Inc ~ od7
oper expenses 1a.sD ais.7.e Inc. Miss
Net earnings, ,SiS4.7i7 Sls47s Inc 40 400
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06
BANK STATEMENT.
Decreases In Cash and Surplus Reserve.

The weekly bank statement, while I'M
favorable. made a somewhat better exhibit
than had been generally anticipated The
cash loss did not greatly disagree with pre-
llminary estimates. but instead Of the sub
stantial loan expansion that had been pre-
dicted in certain quarters. an increase of
but little over 81 ZOO. 900 was shown This
Of the loan account to the highest point ever
touched by them. si74, 500 In excess Of the
previous record. Surplus reserves declined
In the sum of S3,l42,4S0
The weekly statement of avera ges OF the
Associated Banks OF the City Of New York
and that OF the corresponding week one year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06
sUB-TREAsURY STATEMENT.

Imports Of General Merchandise and Dry
Goods.
Imports OF general me rchandisc and dr, .ooa.
Is reported at the Custom House. compare as FOL
Ing week year ago: " WV"
Ihfsg~ck. Ldarrrk 1901
Dry goods. ...... s2,756 762 S2COS T17 - n, o,o
Gcncrtl mdse. 12.4I1, 100 7e0inao 90 eoa
totals. .Ns.ioa,so2 $4,000 $50 sll.2s24 .3
From Jan. I to Cate they compare as follows
with las: year: Go ''''o"'
n,,... 1905 1904
GGss kOvus t'''.'.,..... SS3.207??S &1i,Csa..2
'eno'e' mosc'...'..,... G9.200 2s0.7599?3
'io'"'S'..'.''''''.''.. N2o.s06s15 SSec.tt2.G55
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06
AttacAncnt As.Inst Union Cotton Muls

An attachment has been obtained in the
Supreme Court against the Union Cotton
Mills OF Union, q. c., for 5000, IN % vor
Of the Third National Bank of Cincinnati.
on draft made by the company on july
20 which was not paid when presented.
Deputy Sheriff Plunkctt served the at
tachment on the National Bank of Com
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06

The amount OF United States denos,t. shoun
In this weeks statement is So 4ee 700 an increase OF
$500 since last week. II these deposits were
would he 81. oSO 200. $3.50" ~ surplus
important changes from last week In the cash
follows, ~ -"S'' 'ooeAo oie az
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06

0ets were quiet on the spot. No sales. Natural
the spot. Ssies g. oSo BUSH. No. mixed in cle-
yator 6iHc. Futures nomnaliy lc lower
follows: d.
... Go Last
sing. NtoM.
September. Observation-Disclosures 90 q
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BANS Ems AND Dno sEas.

+ DONALD MACKAy,
LATHAM A. FISH, e.. ~.
GEO. y. MACKAy, rs .
Members New York stock Exchange.
9. TKowBRiD0E HoLLiSrER. b.,
r. W. KENDRlcK.