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The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-31

New York, Aug. 2o-Ths ie
Bryan day in New York and although
the Nehraskan, who last night slept
in a launch on Grayesend Ray will
not again put foot IN native soil until
this afternoon, fRry welcoming delc-
cations in town we're early risers as
they were putting IN finishing
touches on their varlcd programmes
at the home Of LOWS Nixon at
stcepeton, Ions Island, whore Mr.
Bryan spent last evening with perso-
nal friends Mr.. Bryan appears TO be
in robust health. While Mr.. Nixon
aud his frinds wore at dinner Jacob
H. Tam and he association from
Tompllnsvile unloosed n lot fire
works, Shrouy after dinnrr Mr.,
Bryan was serenadcd by the NJ. G, ".
EiniGht, Geeman singing society Mr..
Bryan refused to talk politics during
the evening. Just befor he left to
re-embark for the night on the Illini,
he expressed hifself very grateful for
the kindness shown him by President
Roosevelt in facilitating the landing
of himself and family. With the
landing OF Mr., Bryan at pier A at 4
o'clock this fternoon tee Official re-
ception at noon on the college green
ception will begin. Bryan will so to
New Haven on Friday and have a
reception at noon the college green.
The following day he will be In
Bridgeport as the guest Of Senator
Archibald Mcneil Saturday after
noon ne will speat in Newark and
Jersy City, attending diner given
him by he New York newspaper men
in the evening. He will leave New
York for the west Sunday nlsht or
Monday
Members of the Democratic Nation
al committee in this city today de-
cided TO join Bryan in the procession
from the Battery TO the hotel this
They viii ride in ear
riages. It was also announced that
seven Nebraska MAYORS will be in
Guided in Mr.. Bryans escort
The yacht lllini on which William
j. Bryan spent last night anchored
off Stapeton, Staten Island, early to-
day After a brief stop there the
yacht proceeded M the harbor aud
was oc the Battery at 1880 a. m.
Mrs, Bryan was landed and went
to the Victoria hotel TO await Bry-
ans arrival this afternoon, AT noon
Bryan received the newspaper man
aboard the houseboat. His first
words to them were that he would
not talk about politics or persons.
How about Russia and the Douma'
he was asked. "No one can say" he
replied, what experiences Russia will
pass through In the next few years,
but it is possible today that she may
have an excellent form of govern
ment."
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-31
ANNUAL LOG ROLLINGS.


Aurora, Mo, Aug. 3O.--The annual
log rolling of tho Woolmne of the
World of southwestern Missouri COM
menced today and will last over to-
morrow Several hundred visitors
have already arrived and It is expect
ed that by tomorrow not less than
10000 will be here. The program
consists OF drill contests, parades and
speeches.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-31
SOLDIERS or MANY WARS.
Two Hundred and fifty Members Attend
Annual tslhcgng o. American Vsirr-
ans Of Foreign SeHiCH.

Cincinnati, Ohio, Aug. SO.-rhe
American Veterans Of Foreign Ser
vice, a society composed of soldiers
who have fought in wars in many
lands and undcr many Tags, opened
its annual convention here today with
moro than $50 members in attond
ancc, The chief business before the
meeting is the proposed merger Of
the eastern and western organiza-
tons, both Of which bear the same
name
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-31
Kansas Town CcIehrnics.

Lebanon, Kans., Aug. 80. Tho
anniversary of the found
ing o, Lebanon is being celebrated
today A program OF speeches. mu-
steal concerts and other entertain
mcnt features has been arranged,
which will last three days.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-31
.HAWKEYES Celebrate.
Fourth Annual Reunion Of Iowa Settlers
Association in Fort Scott, Huston
Is President.

Fort Scott Kans., Aug. 3O.--The
fourth annual reunion of the Iowa
Settlers association is being held at
Redheld, near here, today. The as
ISOLATION is composed of residents Of
Kansas who formerly lived in Iowa.
L. w. Huston, editor OF the Morning
Republican of this city is president
OF the society.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-31

TO he present al the reception, The
idea was immensely popular with the
Democrats of the country and the
plans for tho reception aoou became
national In their scope Funds for
paying tho expenses were largely
by dollar subscriptions although do
nations of not more than $50 were
received.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-31
FAMOUS QUANTRELL BAND.
Annual Reunion Of The survivors Of The
GuGdIIaS Being Held al IRtODsnd.
enCO, Missouri,

independence, Mo, Aug 80. The
annual reunion of the survivors OF
the famous Quantrell band of guer-
rillas commenced here today The
are being held at the homo
of John Liddil and viii last two days.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-31

Or J. Hanna, specialist on dis
eases Of the eye, ear, nose and throat,
is in his Office in the Eberstadt build
ing eycry day, llours-9-12;1-5.
5G-tf
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-17
Dcnounccs Terrell Law.

Dallas, Tex, Aug. 16.--The Dem
ocratc state convention was called
to order today for Cts third session.
Many delegates are denouncing the
Terrell law which requires a primary
election and then a convention vote
for a gubernatoUal nominee. The
denunciatlon was begun last night
because of confusion in the count,
and adjournment was taken at mid
night. Today the first ballot for
governor was given as follows;
Campbell, l95.S53; Bell, 156.4S9;
Colquitt, lj7.l2l; Brooks, 1881.
This is simply the result of the re-
cent primaries. Under the rules
Brooks, who received the lowest vote
was dropped, and the convention
proceeded to a second ballot
At 1880 p. H. the second ballot
for governor had not been completed,
but it appeared that Campbell was
receiving a majority Of the Brooks
votes. 1t was freely predicted that
Campbell would he nominated on
the third ballot
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-17
OFFICIALS IN COURT
Charged With melting a RIOl In ElIOd 10
Collect Double Fare

New York, Aug, tG--Iohn T.
Caldorwood, Vice President Dow S.
Smith, general trarNc manager aud
VIM. Ncwberry, superintendent Of
Tho Brooklyn Rapid Transit company,
were arragned In police court in
BrookEg today, charged with inclt-
ing q riot They pleaded not guilty,
and were bold for nearing tin to-
morrow under ono thousand dollars
bail each, which was given The
cases grew out of disorders resulting
from an attempt Of the company to
collect y double fare To Conoy Island
after conflict Of the court decisions
as 70 whether or not tho company Is
entitled To moro than five cents.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-17

Is q vorilaho reign az terror from
the VIstula 10 the German frontier.
Almost nifty cases of assassination
were reported early last night, No
VOC Vromya today heads the list Of
murders and other crmos as "St
Bartholomew Eve In Poland"
Warsaw, Aug lG,--lt Is now stat
cd that during yesterdays massacre,
thirteen policemen, four police SER
ccants, scycu gondarmes. and four
soldiers were killed, and eight police.
men, two gondarmcs, two sorg5ants
aud six soldiers were wounded The
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-17
THE MAN FROM PALESTINE WINS
After One Of the Hardest Fought and Most Bitter Political Contests Ever
Made In a Convention The Popular Vote Candidate Wins.

tho chair that the county delegations
can be governed by the unit rulo re-
gardloss OF instructions under the
Terrell law. There is intense feel
ing over the issue in the convention.
Colquitt Withdraws.
2:25 p. m.-ColQuitt has with
drawn from the race in the midst of
the second ballot Tho fight is now
down to Campbell and Bell. Bell Is
going to withdraw when Colqultt
stops speaking
2:35 p. m.--CnlQuitt advises his
followers to support Campbell,
Bell 20 Withdraw.
500 p. nc. *. Bells represent
tatiye, who informed Chairman Tenn
pie that Bell would withdraw when
Colqultt was through with his
speech. has failed to accept the
recognition of the chair and the roll
call is proceeding. 1t looks as If
nearly all votes will go to Campbell
Convention Hall i;10 p. NJ
Thomas NJ Campbell, of Palestine,
has been nominated on the third bal
lot
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-17
or AMARILLO. TEXAS

j. s, Chestnut, Asst Cashier,
w. A. Smith, Asst Cashier.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-17

seventeenth nomination by acclama-
ton, Ho had not Intended 10 launch
the boom for president at this con
ycntion. but the pressure was so
great II swept away his wishes In the
matter and Cannon's supporters In
his own district viii likely urge the
state convention TO make similar
endorsement.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-17
POLICE ATTACKED
The Situation in Russia Becoming More
Serious Every Day,

st. Petersburg, Aug l6,--What
was terrorism which tho lighting or
ganization Of the social reyoluUonisls
declared Immediately to exist after
parliament was dissolved seems now
to have been begun in earnest From
all parts of the empire the telegraph
brings the same story of attacks on
policemen, accompanied in most
cases by plumber The Polish reyo-
lutionsts are especially active, There
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-17
Cnnnon for Prcsidcnt.

Danville, H., Aug, 16.---At the
Republican convention of the Eight
eenth district here this afternoon,
Uncle Joe Cannon will be renominat-
cd for congressman and resolution
endorsing the speaker for the presi-
dency will be passed For some
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-17

soldiers, In replying 20 tho attacks
on tho police with volloys and oharg-
ing the crowd. killed thirteen men
and two women aud severely wouad-
cd seventy persons, and slightly
wounded nlncty-nyo, During tho
nIght shots were heard throughout
tho city. but casualties have not 40
yet been ascortained.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-17

Convention Hall, Dallas, Texas,
August 16, 1906. II M,-For three
DAYS now all eyes Of Texas
has been conferred on Dallas, or
rather on the Democratic state Con
ventlon in session there For days
before the meeting last Tuesday, the
advance guards of the various gu
bernatoria candidates began to ar
rive, nor were they given to any idle
ness after their arrival with all the
cunningness and generalship which
Was possible for them TO command,
the managers Of the candidates got
busy with their plans in an effort to
land their fayorile for the position
as executive of the great common
wealth. Tuesday was given over
principally to preliminaries, appoint
Ing the various committees, etc, and
OF summoning achievements and at
tending to other matters seemingly
so vital to a candidate on such an oc-
casion Wednesday the balloting still
failed to take place, much to the re-
greet of the common herd, as some
are wont 10 misname those who are
not I'm the professional list of politi-
clans
Bailey and CulbersOn.
Bailey and Culberson did their
part to hasten things, It seems, by
their famous speeches, but the wire
working continued until today,--and
now, at last It has happened. The
Colquitt forces have claimed much
additional strength as the result Of
Senator Bailey's speech Bell has
been given renewed energy and hope
from some source, and Brooks claims
an added strength, although the sit
uation casts a shadow Of doubt as
to where his followers will land after
the first ballot Campbell and his
followers are confident Of victory on
the second ballot, though it seems
very doubtful that, If at ALL it will
be that early.
Every candidate and their friends
have been too busy to hardly talk
the past day or SO, but it is evident
that they have been thinking and
wording for all they are physically
and rnnptaltV worth
The First Fight.
The hrst real fight in the con-
vefftion started with the creden
tails committee The question
Il proxies proved to be the.
muse and the stir 1t was responsible
FOR was anything but harmonious. 1T
was stated that there was move
ment on foot to throw out the Pan
handle vote, Notwithstanding the fact
that the Panhandle came to the res
cue OF the Democracy of Texas at one
time and saved 1t from Populism
The question was also launched in
regard to person holding proxy
living in the same county, and an
effort was made TO restrict proxies
to bonafde residents.
Judge veale, who held q prosy
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-17

Dauvillo H., Aug. 1G.-1hc con,
ycuDiou of the Eighteenth Illinois
congressional district las rcnomiu.
atod Joseph G Cannon for The eight
oonth consecutive time, being the
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-17

Flock, Russin Poland Aug. To-
Last night Two policemen wero kill
ed and two wounded. The assasslna
ESCAPED.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-17

ciforously, asserting that he had in
yestigated the law and had found
that there was no provision TO the
effect that the holder of a proxy must
reside in the county. This matter
was finally settled and the proxies
were allowed
\ High Pitch.
Wednesdays meeting was as in
tense and as full OF excitement as
could possibly be without an actual
clash. The four sides, or It seemed
as II there We're that many at times
were each worked to the highest
pitch, and as yet IL has notdecreased
to any visible degree. Numbers Of
the delegates were as busy through
out last night as during the day time,
and numbers Of them have not rest
ed their heads upon a downy pillow
since their arrival in Dallas When
the convention convened today il
was quite evident that the high pitch
and the intense feeling had not sub
sided in the least. The entire con-
yention looks as though it was thor
oughly disguised with the Terrell law
aud ready at any moment to break
away from II. The convention hall Is
packed and a break in the ranks
would not he any great surprise.
Antitrust Resolutions,
The convention has Just adopted
the following amendment to the plat
form as It's specific expression on the
trust question: BE 1t resolved by the
Democrats Of Texas, that trusts,
monopolies and combinations in re-
straint Of trade Is contrary TO the
genius of free government, and are
the most insidious agents used to
Cypress the people and destroy the
freedom Of citizens, and we denounce
all such unlawful combinations and
pledge the full power Of the Demo
cratic party to utterly destroy them
in this state We heartily approve
the action of our attorney general in
vigorously prosecuting yiolators Of
the anti-trust law"
First Ballot.
1890 p, nI.--On the first ballot
the vote IS announced as follows
Clast three figures show decimal of
thousandeths Of vote): r. NJ.
Campbell, 213.3il; o. b. Colquitt,
1894; c. X. Bell, 163.357; NJ, NJ
Brooks, 156.11S
Ovcrrides Terrell Law.
1853 p. m.--The roll call on the
second ballot has been suspended
and the convention is now balloting
-, d, ,,e,,, T,o,, tI,, ,,VJ;,r Of
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-17
First Ballot.
Ovcrridcs Terrell Law.

1853 p. m,--The roll call on the
second ballot has been suspended
and the convention is now balloting
on a new appeal from the ruling Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-29
COTTON AlARNFTs.

NEW YORK. November q The cotton mar
g. Haz less ac-ire aid ruled iTegu.ar wlfh
trading largely - prt-lol.Iay c-aral;sr
." market closed steady ar a net advance u
-. points
-ae opening was steady e. an advance a.,
Us solnts 30 response 20 steady cables bat
r.ark~f almost iuire6 lately ecsed N under
= ti---nS. ana during "a middle q tie morn
it~ sod at 1879 FOR January and 10 IS for
N--ca. about lfis points net lower. Oner-
ite we've AGGRESSIVE az -1ls level ana the
.7rset rallied during the later trad ne on
Covering ~ shorts and som fresh buying Tor
ns accounts. based OBJ huillsh spot news ana
tae cN-r- -atl1n 10 @ higher market bef re .ae
Effrral.et n.s estimate OK the crop IS issued
o. il-r-.nu"r itNn The recovery carried prices
about o. points ne higher. and subsequent
..i.Ia-.ns We-e narrow and Irregular Sa Is
i.e day were estimated az $4,000 bales A
" -s -inEton saying taa- ~ possible TIE census
r.f.r- would pc Issued before - o'clock on
Ieceaioer sth Instead OF on the 10th. as pre-
y 'us' expected. ana stated that thi- would be
zone, as me department u Agriculture Wished
q nse tf@ Information IN making rs estimate
O. re crop on December 10Th
i-eeip-> at the ports to-day were 1895 bales
etalnst us.yf last week ana sSen las, year
Tor the week 10000 bales against 1900 last
week aui 1875 SIS lsst year. To-dqvss rece,rt y
a. Sew orleans. l5 j. bales against r. es6 last
yaar. and at Houston 1850 bales arains. a. as
las year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-29
THE VIRGINIA BANKS
ARE IN FINE SHAPE
Abstract of Reports of Comp
troller Make Excellent Ex-
hibit for This State.


WASHINGTON. y. c.. November q -
Abstract Of reports TO the Comptroller of
the Currency. showing the condition Or
national banks at the close of business
November l2th, makes an excellent OK
hioit for the ninety-one banks OF Viz.
ginia.
They show. Of resources. S55,S32. SIS q.
overdrafts, $244. 2S050: due from national
banks mot reserve agents., S3.150, 2S4 a:
due from State banks. etc, s.. 460. 363 p:
due from approved reserve agents, S7.16s.-
lSt4S; lawful money reserve In bank.
81 pa 630@ or liabilities Si0.2f2 $50: due
national rau-s 81 S1S.5l3 81: due
70 state banks and bankers, A,27l GA IS:
due TO trust companies and savings
mis-. Stt $500 DUG % approved re-
served agents. Sac. 72202: individual de-
posits. $50. SIS. 05052. This is an increase
over the statement for the same time
last year Of S6as2. 3e6 80. Percentage OF
legal reserve 70 deposits. 1905 Percent.
axe OF deposits 10 cash on hand. redemp-
ton fund. and due from reserve agents
u.63.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-29

CATTLE MARKETS.
RIcHNoND 1--WE sTocK MARKEr.


Richmond Va. November g. 1906
Live STOCK Irve.t t1r week ending November
IS 1895
Best steers. 5QtAc; medium 70 good, SKA
Sc common 10 fair -s49S'sc; best heiiers'
4u44c. medium. 90 u5Ac.. common TO fair.
2iea2Ac.; best lat cows. she. medium. ga
Sc; common 20 fair. li1813tc.s bulls, 2Asd3c-.
hogs 6sS06Sc., as 90 weight and quality; TAT
shoats, 6a6kc.; rough hogs 4g5c-. sows, 511U
Sc, 70 quality; rat sheep. 4Q5c.; medium. 5lac. !;
common and thin sheep, dull sale at ~ Q3c. /;
tat lambs, 7d7itc.: medium. SiaG6c.. common
hard 70 sell Al any price.
stock
The quarantine against Southern cattle VIII
De raised December 18th. subject TO inspection.
CHICAGO November @. -CATTLE-Receipt
1900 head Market steady. Common % prime
steers, S4q1R COVE, S2.e59475; heifeTs. S2e00
oVl, bulls g nNf. So calves. s3a7 80. stockers
ana feeders. s2.4g0t.5o Hogs-Receipts about
- tui head Market 6Tcioc higher Choice 90
prime. heavy 50 2 ~. 90; meiium to good,
neayy. SoOgo IS; butchers weights. S. 20qs -:
nocd 20 choice. mixed. S. 1905 22i5. pigs So 500
SO Sheep--Receipts about p 90 head Mar
800. lambs. s .2Slr7 O..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-29
A THANKSGIVING BIRTHDAY.
Just One Year Since the Opening Of the
Beautiful Guth establishments.

To-day marks the anniversary Of the
opening Of the beautiful Guth establish
ment in Richmond. This enterprising
firm. which gave Richmond a store that
would be a credit TO even New York
began business here just one year ago
In this short time IL has met with phe-
nomenal success. and IL has become the
rendezvous Of the elite Of our CITY. The
firm has recently gone 10 considerable
expense In redecorating the entire build
ing and adding many new features TO its
various departments. one OF the most at
tractive of which is the dainty cafe.
which occupies the entire second iiOOr OF
the building. The Guth Chocolate Com
pany owns and controls seven magnih-
cent branch houses located In Chicago.
New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore,
Washington and Richmond.
Each Of these branches Is conducted
on lines similar 90 that Of the Richmond
store. in addition 10 its retail branches
the firm operates a large mandatory at
Baltimore where its famous chocolates
bon-bons and fancy candles are made
daily and over 500 skilled workmen are
employed. The demand for their pro-
duct has increased so rapidly that they
are about TO erect a Ave story addition
to their factory where they will employ
at least 300 more people. and double
their present output. IN their conduct
OF the Richmond store the firm has
been extensive advertisers. and The
Times Dispatch extends its congratula-
tions TO them on this. their first ami
versary in Richmond. and wishes them
continued success which they 50 justly
deserve
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-29

phone and telegraph companies Of tie
state are required by law 20 pay their
State taxes on or before December LIST,
and many Of them have not yet done
81. Unless they do a penalty OF I'VE per
cenr. @ tae amount VIII be added
Under the operation Of the new sys-
tenn Of taxing railway properties. the
= ate's revenues have been considerably
increased. Tie Norfolk and Western IS
perhaps the largest single Taxpayer In
the state. with the Chesapeake and Ohio
aud the Southern probably ranking next
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-29
NORFOLK AND WESTERN PAYS
STATE $246,451.79 IN TAXES
Big Check Deposited With Auditor of Public Accounts
Yesterday-Large Increase Over Sum
Paid Last Year

The Auditor % Public Accounts re-
ceived q single check yesterday, the
amount % which is an INDEPENDENT for
tune. and an Of 20 was paid IN by
single taxpayer The check was 20,
s-+s s5l.--. and was from the Norfolk
and Western Railroad Company IN pay
mert ~ tlie state tax Tor 1916 on the
vast railway properties Of every Kind
and description owned 10y the compant.
The amount % taxes paid by the Norfolk
md Western tor Ifs IS s15.3l7.o6 IN ex-
cess OF the 1915 figures.
Tile railway. canal. steamboat and teie-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-29
STOCK Market IN
GRIP OF HOLIDAY
Usual Dizziness Prevails Just Be
fore Thanksgiving, Save for
Hour Of Active Trading.
BANK OF ENGLAND GAINS
Reports Show Increase Yesterday
OF 2,ooO,ooO-Shipments to
Brazil Impending.

NEW YORK. November 2S-There was
az hour or moderately active trading in
80 A7 AFTER the opening to-day, and
tli"n the market settled down into the
usual lrcuQAday dizziness. The dizziness
Eeslileu Do tho congestion Of the gains
which were established go the FIRST hour.
The tone was heavy afterwards. Pro
1csslonal traders we're evidently disposed
70 close up their contracts over the hO!i-
day and this inclination was the more
pronounced since many brokers were pre-
porns 90 leave the city 90 be gone until
Monday next The effect % the prepare
tons for the December settlements was
J Fc'pihie In The money markets. and
tte r4sa IN the call loan rate had some
depressing cnect. The whole market was
narrower, almost entirely professional
g. therefore o. slight Significance
The Hank - England made a gain Of
OuHards OF son cd 'n gold to-day. Of
which 10000 came from Paris. The
london money market was affected. how
ever hy reports chat further engage
frn's of gold Tor shipment 10 Brazil are
Impending. The oulpllation OF conditions
. the New York trust companies as Of
November 18Th showed the effect OF the
operation o. the new reserve law.
Compared with tie August report
there u.s. shown "a decrease in loans Of
Si.NI- Gro. and an increase ln specie hold
il-s VI E.lss 600 In tho yearly compari-
son there 'r q contraction in the loan
item OF 81 gDl. "a growth On specie ~
S-f.li5. l00 and ln legal tenders of Sill. 90
The l~ssenef burden on the reserves OF
clearing house banks. 90 their Office OF
ultimate reserve against Teieposlts on
y Iich loans are twice made is thus
q disclosed The strong report OF Rock
Island s. net earrireF for October helped
a. explain che recent advance ln stock
iiat.uE ~ Nrr york Central was at
trIh.'-I to fre approaching period OF