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WHERE SCIENCE FALLS SHORT
A. Method of viewinE God IL is
Inadequate.

A. Method of viewtnH God II IL
Inadequate.
The purely scientific method OF viewing
things Of this world to the exclusion Of
the artistic point OF view was condemned
by Rev. Edwin Booth. jr., Of Beatrice in
his sermon at the First Congregational
church yesterday morning. His topic was
Art" and he took as his text the words
"Ye Are His Workmanship In part he
said:
we sometimes think Of God as exceed
ingly practical in a sense almost material
istic. II lie true God does not waste any
thing but this world is not limited to
what we need to exist. We may also enjoy.
The scientific standpoint IL prominent In
our present day thought, but wisdom Is
not broad unless Il IL also high. The
judging OF the world by purely scientific
standards is like saying an oratorio Is
pretty. You get Just a glimpse OF II.
You see only one thing. What men OF
purely logical parts know ls true, but It Is
only a small part of the truth
I'VE must not take technique for music
or geometry for poetry. God is an artist.
defy scientists to explain by scientihc
necessity the changing colors of the sky.
Is IT necessary that nature have all Its
beauteous forms7 Would II not be just as
well II every tree grew perfectly sIaiSh'
I'VE cannot understand a work OF art
with the rule or square. The man with
only the scientific vision cannot see God.
do not repudiate that method, but 1t is
not all. We can theorize in our theology
about God but theology never gave us
God How can we know God? We can
get the Godward habit SO that we can see
through our experiences, through history
and art and see behind Il all, the Author
The evidence OF our acquaintance with God
is that we will be repeating Him in our
lives. BY this artistic method should we
approach HIS revelations. Shall we study
the Bible to pick out the stragglers and
worry over the quarreling ones7 That IL
not the artistic method. The artist stands
back and looks at II as a whole, the set
ting, the background the theme of tht
picture OF the march of man Godward
After that you can study details and YOU
perspective will protect you. You mus
have religion before you can study re-
ligion."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-06
Tn. BEST DAarrhoea remedy.

''I have used Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy and consider 1t the
best remedy OF the kind on the market"
says w. F. Mayes, q prominent merchant
Of wallisviile. Tex. This remedy always
effects a quick cure and IL pleasant to
take. Every family should keep It at hand
during the summer months.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-06
REV. b. FILIPI WILL BE CALLED

PSAnsyIvAhiA Preacher 20 Come TO
bohemian Brethren Church.
Rey. B. Flnpi OF Uniontown. Pa. preached
sunday morning and evening at the church
0f the Bohemian Brethren, and az he is
candidate for the pastorate the entire
church membership was out to hear him.
a congregational meeting will be held next
sunday evening, after services. at which
Rev. =. II. jerks win preach. and a vote
Win be taken on Mr., F1lipi. though Il is
nav generally understood he is TO be the
ehurals's pastor and the vote Is merely a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-06
ono Fare for hound Trin

From Chicago. plus $780, for thirty day
limit, and one fare for the round trip plus
S2.Oo for ffteen-day limit. TO Canadian and
New England points Tickets on sale via
Nickel Plate road from Chicago August
and q. Information given upon appli-
cation TO John Y. Callahan. general agent
No. lO7 Adams St. Chicago. La Sale ST.
station, Chicago, the only depot on the
Elevated Railroad Loop.
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Sterling silver-Frenzer. 18th and Dodge
CHENEY GOES TO NEW YORK
Former Omaha Northwestern omciaI
Promoted to Position in
Gotham.

H. C. Cheney. formerly general agent or
the Northwestern in Omaha, who was
transferred to Milwaukee about two years
ago, has just been promoted by being made
general eastern agent OF the road at New
York News Of his appointment has been
received here in dispatches. Charles
Thompson, local freight agent at Mil
waukee. will succeed him as general agent
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-06

formality. Mr.. Fihpi will be in Omaha
again next Monday. n the call is given
and accepted. he will have to return to
Uniontown for a short time before coming
here. The Bohemian Brethren church has
been without a pastor several months.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-06
Take a Vacation

Now is the time to take vacation get
out into the woods fields and mountains
and visit the seashore. but do not forget
to take bottle OF Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy along with
you. 1t is almost certain to be needed and
cannot be obtained on railroad trains or
steamships. 1t is too much of risk for
anyone to leave home on journey without
IL.
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s7.S6 TO Minneapolis and 81. Paul and
Return from Omaha Via Chi
caHo Great Western Railway

Account 9. A. r. national encampment
At Minneapolis August 18th 10 18th. Tick
cts on sale August nth, 18th and 18th.
Return limit August S1st, with extension
privilege For further information apply
to II. H. Churchill. G. A.. 1912 Farnam St,
Omaha.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-06

Go 90 New York on the LehiSb.
Double track scenic highway. Connects
at Buffalo or Niagara Falls with all. lines
from the west
Write passenger department. Lehish Val
ley r. r., as South Clark St.. Chicago. III.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-06

Automobile Rental Co. once Niles a
Moser' Sixteenth and Farnam. Tel Doug
las 1895.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-06

We desire to reach the moor as
man, and, by making our fee payab
we increase our business and secure
from thousands who would otherwis
~ 10 were not for this liberal offer.
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\, Inspected NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Northern
No., hard, IS; No. i northern, 50; No. 2
northern 131; No. 8. 81; No. 4. IS; rejected, 8;
Chicago. Milwaukee 4 st. Pau-No, / north.
e epn' y; No. 2 northern. %; No. 3, 20; No. 4,
Minneapolis & st. Louis-No. 1 northern 8:
NO. northern, 4; No. 8, 8; No. 4, 2; reject
:. 500 Line-No. hard, "a; No. 1 northern, 20:
NO. northern, ~; No. g. 8; No. 4, 4; reject
Northern Pacifc-No. 1 northern II: No 2
northern, 80; No. g. 80; No, 4, 2; rejected, &.
chicago st. Paul, Minneapolis s. Omaha-No.
! northern, 4; No. northern, 6; No. s. 7: No.
4. Z; rejected, 2 - ave
~ Chicago Great western-No 2 northern, 2;
NJ Totsl-No l hard, 1872; No. i northern, 1876;
rejected. %; no grade. 8.
other Grains Inspected In-Cars-No dnrum
wheat wheat 6: No. 2 durum wheat, Q; No. 5 durum
wheat Z; No. winter wheat. 4; rejected win.
55 yer wheat, Il mixed wheat. 5; western wheat.
8; NO yellow corn, /; No. s yellow corn 3:
10 10 . corn, Z; No. corn, II; no grade corn. "a ::
no. Wh1te oats, 8; No. white oats, -: No
3. white oats 81; No. 3 oats, 20; no grade oats.
No. no. barley 10; No. feed barley, 10; NJ. ,
Ieed barley, 20; no grade feed barley Q: NJ +
1orthWestern fax, 81; No. / FAX, a.: reiectad
max, q; no grade fax, /. - =, :. -
No ns = SHeo, outICars-No. durum wheat 8;
No. hard wheat, /; No. / northern wheat 20
No northern wheat, IS; No. 8 wheat g. S No
wheat, 4; rejected wheat 16: no grade Wbe ~
- No. a. corn, 8; no grade corn. 1s; No.
TINS 9pf bsrs2 Ne NJ No oats 4sed No grase
fax, 1; No. 1 fax, Z. - w. northwestern
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Fearing that he would be punished
for spending Z pence on sweets instead
Of buying fruit for his mother, school
boy. at ABORT, Saxony, threw himself
in front Of train and was killed.
"A competition for spring wheel de-
vices, pneumatic hubs and shock alb
sorbers may be held in Paris in the
spring; preliminary meeting Of in
been held -
An amateur society has been formed
for athe diffusion Of the cult Of the
bagpipe, not only in Scotland, but in
England. A set of pipes costs from
$25 to $3.50, according to finish and
embellishments.
q Bristol England police sergeant
the other day proved the serving Of a
summons on himself for allowing a
chimney at Stoke Bishop to be on IRE.
He was witness and defendant, and was
fined Is Cd.
A marine school has recently been
opened at Kingston, Canada. The first
session was attended by 100 candidates
for masters and mates degrees.
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Market Opened Higher, but Was
Met with Selling by
Bea4 $.
t Australian Shipments $4,000 Blu
Against i, $50, 900 Blu Last
Week.
Worlds Shipments Estimated at
100000 Blu for the :
Week.

Minneapolis Chamber Of Commerce. Feb. "a
, Liverpool proved somewhat of a surprise to the
! This probably due to the smaller shipments
; from Australia only $4,000 against about
100000 bu for the two preceding weeks.
! Worlds shipments are estimated at 10, 600
bu for the week against over $4,000, 900 last
week. In fact, the news was in the main
of bullish character and caused some covering
on the early morning curb at advancing prices.
- The market opened strong and fractionaly
!, higher. with little demand coming from scared
shorts which added another Is C to the opening,
but this proved too much for the bears, and
they started to sell the market down, and sue
ceeded in knocking Off 3ac in short time.
The demand improved at the Decline the market
gradually hrming up and closing fractionally
higher than the previous closing figures.
The. trade was very light all day. practically
all of scalping character, the professionals
fighting among themselves. Outside orders We're
and the market sick. The discount again wild.
ened, No. 1 selling at q ole under May and
I No 2 northern at around &c under May,
Local stocks increased 100, 900 for one day
The official increase for the past week proved
( to be larger than estimated, $4,000 bu against
an estimate yesterday Of 100000. Local re.
ceipts S92 cars against 374 year ago, Duluth
50 against e. Winnipeg 81 against 49, Chicago
16 against q, Kansas City $4,000 bu against
100000 and st. Louis 900 bu against 5000
! Forecast: Illinois, generally clear tonight and
Sunday except rain in north tonight turning to
snow, colder; Indiana, rain possibly turning to
snow and colder tonight. Sunday generally fair
and colder; Missouri partly cloudy and colder
/ tonight with probably snow in extreme north,
Sunday fair with colder in east; Wisconsin,
/ rain turning to snow and colder tonight. cold
wave in north. Sunday generally fair and colder;
minnesota, threatening and cold wave tonight
with possibly snow hurries In east. Sunday gen
orally fair with colder in east; Iowa. generally
fair and colder tonight and Sunday. preceded by
snow furries in east tonight; North Dakota fair
tonight and Sunday. colder tonight warmer
Sunday; South Dakota, fair tonight and Sunday
colder tonight with cold wave in northeast:
Nebraska and Kansas. generally clear tonight
and Sunday, colder tonight.
Broomhalrs cable says: Wheat-There was
| steady opening In wheat with values So
higher; support stimulated by the smaller
Australian shipments, late steadiness In America
yesterday and prediction of smaller worlds
exports for the week: the market continued
steady and the close slightly higher The
market appeared oversold. Corn-Market was
steady at the opening with values I'D higher.
support was stimulated by the strength in
America yesterday which prompted shorts to
cover. At the close prices held the advance.
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CHICAGO GRAIN
suLL1sH SENTIMENT EARL YIN THE nav
IN THE WHEAT PIT -

gnlcago, Feb; 24.--Sentiment in the wheat nil
today was bullfsh. but free OFFERINGS of The NJ
uenV.ery by commission houses checked the adj.
tendency Al the opening prices showed
MODERATE ~ gains The May option was nd Il IN
s Me to M@Se at s2kc to s25Se: Later. how
OF May easing off to 32asc Factors that
streng thened the market were higher cabins
small shipments from Australia and tom.
porary cessation Of exports from India Mn
neapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported recaint.
OF 4SS cars. against 374 cars last week and 9os
cars year ago. - ''
:, The market was dull during the remainder of
the session and May eased off to 926S21kc
I a14l Close s was steady with May unchanged at
Cash wheat, No. 2 red, s4A @s5Ac; No. 3
red, s2A @s4c; No. 2 hard, So6S2i5c: No <
hard, 77@81c; No. northern .s2mS1c: No .
norrhern Sl183c; No. spring, 7S6S3c -
a oIose: Wheat, May, s2A @s2ssc; July, s11h
Wet weather in the middle west caused fair
buying OF corn by cash interests and commits
sion houses and the market was steady. f,mI
OF total arrivals today Of 479 cars. oniv one
carload was of contract grade. This had CON
siderable influence in Strengthening the mar
ket. May opened h@Ac higher at 1910 to
43Ac and later sold at 48Gl+Y1sc
There was slight decline in corn toward tha
middle of the session. May touching 43c but on
a slight reaction the price reached 1880. The
close lose, was firm with May up A@&c at 43X
- Cash corn, No. 2, 1914 @sehc; No. 8, ssha
Close: Corn, May, 4sA @48Mc: July. 4sM
Because Of fair support by commission
houses the oats market steady. Trading
was OF small volume. May opened a shade to
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SLIGHT ADVANCES
IN STOCK MARKET
STRENGTH SHOWN BY UNION PA
CIFIC IN EARLY TRADING.
Heaviness in Reading and Consolidated
Gas-Northern Pacific Up, Then
Back-Bank Statement Added Some
what to the Depression.

New York, Feb. 24.-The only feature in the
opening dealings In the stock market today was
an extreme rise of Is running transactions
IN Union Pac1hc. General Electric gained a
point. Moderate fractional gains were the rule
within q few minutes after the opening.
The heayiness OF Reading and Consolidated
Gas was In contrast with strength in Union
racine Outside of the stocks in which the
speculation was largest, prices did not nuctuate
Mucn, Dut there was an undercurrent of firm
ness that encouraged moderate purchases Some
or the more noteworthy gains were Union Pa
cihc Northern Pacific and Wabash preferred
Is, and Missouri Pacific, st. Louis South
western, Atlantic Coast Line, Sugar, Lead and
Distillers' Securities 1Q1A. Consolidated Gas
declined X, Chicago Terminal / and the pre-
ferred IN. :" :
The steady liquidation in Consolidated Gas on
the Socent gas requirement caused a sagging
tendency In sympathy. The bank statement led
to some added depression There were gains
however, in Colorado & Southern, Kansas City
Southern preferred and Rock Island preferred
OF l, Tennessee Coal and Railway Steel Spring
! "a, and Chicago Terminal preferred rallied to
1 u over yesterday. Consolidated Gas yielded
an extreme points, Metropolitan Street Rail-
way and Peoples Gas TX and Reading and
Northern Pacific /. The closing was dull and
heavy. 49,. s'. =
Close-wheat, May, ssc; July, SIC: septem
ber s5Ae. Corn, May, 48hc; July. 4eAc; Sep
TENDER. 50Mc. f-xss1' - -. -. -.
Stock quotations reported for The Journal by
w atson y Co., brokers. Chamber Of Commerce
Minneapolis. Closing prices are bid. i g..
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The MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.

Bingham, 3A@44; Black Mountain, 121ha
Calumet Hecla, 6S5@7O0; Calumet q Pitts
burg 36@s6; Centennial, 2eA OPT Consolidated
Continental Zinc, 1o@l8; Daily West, 15@
l6; Dominion Steel, 31A @81la; East Butte.
ss@ssA Elm River, 2@2A; franklin, 1sss a
@27h- Isle Royale. 2a@24; Keweenaw. $50
15h; Lake Superior pittsbnrg. 4s@4sA;
Mass, on @l0; Mayfower "A asked: Michigan,
1914 @13K Mohawk, 57@D5s; North Butte, s5ls
ga old Colony aA@l old Domingo
Pneumatic Service, 2sN G28M; Pneumatic Ser.
vice preferred 40d@4i; Quincy, 95M07: Rhode
Island, 81 @8A Santa Re, 2@2A Shannon
Tamarack, 1o7dalio; Tecumseh. 1sh Gil; Ten.
ressee, 45@46; Trinity, 1oN all: United Shoe
Mach. common. so1s @Sl; United Shoe Mach.
@74; Utah, ss@s4 Victoria, e aHa7 vino
ma 6k@7; Wolverine, 134@134k: Wyandot.
1A@1A; M. c., 5B@6; Nevada, 141aI14B.
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GOSSIP OF THE MARKETS

Chicago to Charles E. Lewis & Co.: Consid-
efop ne pressure on provisions; looks If
the market to buy lower. - >, =
. A great many favorable crop reports coming
III from d1nerent parts of the country. Wheat
acts weak In face of higher cables and cold
buliish. 1."t sentiment sun very
Chicago--Bob Pringle buying wheat covor,no
snorts. Those who sold at 43@43hc are
coming in. Market tirmer tho not much. Outside
business Oats act congested: Cash houses have
bought and offerings are light. q, - = :
Much colder weather in the extreme north
west this morning. Looks like fair chance Of
getting much colder weather thru the winter.
uneasiness on the part of the wheat shorts, -
:, Chicago-Corn was stronger at opening. but
- -. little easier. Professionals were Selling
few days. Du' ins LUZ past
y, Paris closed wheat unchanged to We lower.
aod5y n 1T Paris te Nend hghe and
d. Antwes p-London- La Plata, London. Calcutta
:, Chicago-Patten selling May wheat; market
lacks good buying and looks lower. Shorts COW
ered early and probably will sell again at lower
New York is reporting the charter Of 600. 600
Su grain, including gulf ports and August to
September shipment; So - = - -
beeanse Of Sster sn fats in
prices are from 1ac to 15kc higher e'sn
,S on board Of trade 49, TOO
- Australian wheat shipments, this week, $50
600 bu; last week. 1888, 900 bu. 7'7' M
Berlin close: Wheat, 1sc lower.
Budapest close: Wheat Nc lower
Primary receipts: Wheat 5S7, $40 bu. wear
ago 5o1 $50; corn 66o12o year ago 64s, 72O.
Shipments a Wheat 270972 bu, year ago 49,, 9O4 !;
corn 693,670, year ago 276, $50. =
The northwest weather: st. Cloud, cloudy
and and, calm. 30 above Hillsboro, clear, light
south wind, 20 above. Hunter clear hrisk
north wind. Comstock, clear brisk northwest est
wind, IL above. Grand Forks clear, north
wind, cool Fergus Falls, cloudy and cooler,
north wind: Fargo, clear and fine. Winnipeg
clear and fine, 5 below. Duluth, clear, fne. 81
above. Red Wing, cloudy, 80 above. -
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON. Feb. 24.-rhe cotton
market opened barely steady at decline of 2@3
points on old crop months to an advance Of /
point on October. Trading was comparatively
quiet and prices at first sagged off result
Of somewhat disappointing cables and southern
selling. Liverpool and the continent were buy
ing, however. and as soon as the absence of
complete March LIQUIDATION was noted the mar
ket turned steadier on covering, with prices dur
ing the middle of the morning about point net
higher. The weather map showed considerable
rain in the central belt and the weekend
figures reflected large takings Of American cot
ton. '@,1 :,'Tz.. ~. s..-.-'. d.. - = ."-..
The cotton market closed barely steady with
prices point higher to 9 points lower. The
spot market closed quiet with prices unchanged
on the basis of 1O.soc for middling uplands and
11;05c for middling gulf. Sales 900 bales.
bid s.: February 10 do22e; March 192sc April
August, 1850; September. 10.32c; October
lo;22c; November, 1o25c; December, 1o.2sc.
10; SOC; middling gulf, ho5c. Sales, 100 bales.
Cotton futures opened steady; February, offer
1o:o2c; July, 1880; August, t. Sic; September,
offered, 1034c; October. 1o.23c; December,
10.27c. ~ = '
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THE CASH TRADE
OATS AND FLAX FIRMLY HELD, CORN AND
- RYE EASY AND LOWER

- RYE EASY AND LOWER
FLA&a3Receipts, SO cars, against 10 cars last
year: Shipments. 43 cars Duluth. SG cars
Closing prices: Minneapolist cash, 81 13as to
arrive S1.13as. An urgent demand from ship
pers and crushers at &c under Duluth Nav -
oAIS-No. 3 white oats closed at 28ssc. Re-
ceipts, 81 cars; shipments, SO cars Shippens
active on the buying side and taking offerings
freely. Market holding firm
CORN-No. yellow closed at 33Ac
Receipts IA cars; shipments, II cars Market
easy, with demand fair.
FEED AND COARSE MEAL-Coarse cornmeal
and cracked corn. in sacks, sacks extra, $l425m
145O; No: l ground feed, 2-3 corn and is oats
g7o-lb sacks. sacks extra, $14.75@16; No Z
sacks extra, SIS 25@15.6O: No. 8 ground feed
1,3 corn and 2-a oats. 7o-lb sacks. sacks extra
S15.5O@15.75. f-'% -
MILLSTUFFS-Bran in bulk, S145o@1475;
shorts, $1450@n1475: middlings, $17@l17. so red
dog. 19.50Ml20; all b Minneapolis; in 200
II sacks. 81 per ton addtional: in 1OO-lb sacks
$1.b0 per ton additional. Shipments e SGT tons.
RYE-No. closed ct 55A @56%c Receipts
cars; shipments, cars. Prices show de-
clinin" tendency: demand fairly good.
BARLEY-Feed grades closed at 35h @S6c;
mailing grades. 37l46c. Receipts, Fl cars:
shipments, % cars. good general demand with
market T. little easier. =
timothy, No. 2, s7@7.75; timothy, No. 5, SEQ
land, No. 1, $7.25@7.75; No. 2, SIS. 5O@65O; No.
3, $5@5. 5o midland s5.5O@6; rye straw, $4@5;
oat straw, 1894; clover, s5@$65o. Receipts,
40 tons.
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MONEY REPORTS

LONDON, Feb. 24.--Bullion amounting to
G1s9,cOO was taken into the Bank Of England
on balance today.
/ BERLIN, Feb. 2.-Discount rates, short bills,
8 per cent: three months bills, 81 per cent
MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 24-Bank clearings to-
rate, 45c premium; buying rate, 15c premium;
Chicago exchange, selling rate, 45c, premium;
sight doe cum exehange. $4ss S-'as
ST. PAUL, Feb. 24.-Bank clearings today,
81 ,565, 46O10.
+ NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-Money on call nominal;
no loans; time loans, steady: 90 days, 80 days
and six months, 5A per cent
Close-Prime mercantile paper, 5@5k per
cent; sterling exchange steady, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at $4.S625@L4 1855 for
demand and at 81. s2s5@ 1896 for 60-day bills.
commercial bills, s4.s2k 4s2M; bar silver
66hc; Mexican dollars, 81 Nc; government bonds,
steady; railroad bonds. irregular.
PARIS, Feb. A.-Three per cent rentes, 99f
35c for the account: exchange London, 25f
151bc for checks t....- ~
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Total sales, 2se, 500 shares.
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS.

1I01sso03N. O11Oo1NU SIUCh8, Feb. N.-COn-
soils for money, 90 ZIG: consols for account.
eoB; Anaconda, 14% Atchison, os1S Atchison,
dian Pacific: 178; Chesapeake & Ohio IS Chi.
sogo Great Western: Fl y; Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. st. Paul, 1s4S De Beers; 1sM; Denver 8
ferred 91h; Erie. 46B; Erie first preferred.
so Erie second preferred, Il y; Illinois Central
178; louisville & Nashville, 1917; Missouri.
Kansas Texas, s5ss New York Central, 1927
Norfolk Western. S914 = Norfolk & Western
preferred, 80; Ontario & Western, 51H; Penn.
Reading first preferred, Al; Reading second pre-.
TERED Ter 81: Southern Railway. s9A Southern
Union Pacific, 1855 Union Pacific preferred
9sk: United States Steel, 431s United States
Steel preferred, 11oh; Wabash, 24A; Wabash
Bar silver, steady, 80 II led per ounce Money,
3A@4 per cent The rate of discount in the
open market for short bills is 3 15-16@4 per
cent; for three months bills, 81 per cent.
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NEW. york BANK srArEMENr,

New York. Feb. 24.-rhe statement Of the
clearing house banks for the five days this
week shows that the banks hold So 1a5 over
the legal reserve requirements. This is de-
crease of $685.. 200 under last week The state
ment follows: Loans, s1,O4s, s01 800, decrease
300; deposits, 5000, 29s, 100, decrease
$1s9.oOo; legal tenders, $50, O8s, 200, increase
$624,9oo; specie, $1s5, 6s7, 200, decrease S2s72-
T0O reserves, $265, 7O0, 400 decrease $2,247 800;
reserves required, $3.50. 574, 875, decrease $1oS3
6OO surplus, So, 125, 725. decrease 1864, 200;
United States deposits, 1880, s75, decrease
$685. 1926. ~ .7.rs.l - o.. ., s-s --.s