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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-28
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"Wednesday. Augvst, .6.

NeWsChampe<vo O0GreoeAsoooosS
ednesday. AsgSst, AZ.
Prof. S,huz has purchased tiss
G. W Thompson home oa NAre'4A
Ave.
Mrs J ID. Lo.ssy, Iett Ao".lsy
for Colorado Spr.ARs ;o stseud ttss
Grand lodge nes,t,ne Of PythtSs
SISTERS.
The report OF the death, Vt MSSl1D
Of DR. Elgan by suicide, has JugB
reached town. Ia is supposed tksa
he shot himself
The baby Of Mr. aud Mrs. Philip
Handy died Tuesday morning aud
our citizens deeply sympathize w,tA
the parents in tue loss of their ira
born.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM Te,ard Of Seq
undo, Colorado. ana John Teiard II
Omaha, Nebraska, are visltng tIss.sr
mother, Mrs. John Tetaru and sister
Mrs Eva Wheeler.
Rev. George Hood State Sspt. u
the Congregational churches OF Co10-
RADIO, spent last Sabbath Ia Crested
l1utte and occspsed the pulpit ~ ths
U. q. chsss.s ssssrssaG 80 ssessax.
Frsssk AbAsoss of New York,
large ssock i.oIster ~ The Augusta
mine, came in On Aondsy and went
up 20 the mime Mr.. Abbott was
accom- panied by Mr.. Lewis Oh New
York. A lko stocAholder IN the
company.
Among recent Improvements on
the Crested Butte Light and Mater
compan,s plant is construction OF a
twelve inch pipe line, instead of an
eight, from the reservoir to the
power house. The water power
available will now be doubled. The
company under management of Vim,
Wholm and H. H. Kelly will now
run all electrical machinery by water
and have power to sell
ltobt Ahrens has returned from
a trip to Marble aud reports things
looking fine in that city The Mar
Bile quatries at the Colorado lule ls
a beautiful sight Hardly a check
is visible in the glistenlng white OF
the cliffs. Seventy five men are
employed at this quarry and over
200 at the mill and power plant.
The Crystal River Marble quarry
employs about thirty men and John
{. Osgood has force of surveyors
IN, laying out his quarry ready for
operation on a large scale.
/ 5. q. Mosher and s K. Munson
have taken the contract to build 32
miles OF extension for the Crested
Butte Telephone company The
Aspen line will run via the north
side of Butte mountain as near l.,
Gothic as possible, and then via
Pearl pass, down Castle creek
through Ashecrafs 1t will be
metallic circuit and will be complet-
ed within GO days. This will give
us the long looked for connection
with the outside world. and open
the way :or connection TO Gothic
and Eiks. with probable extension
to Crystal and Marble
L
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-28
Death at MaYkle
Avalanche.

Word was received in this city
this morning Of the death of Miss
Bantock, daughter of Mrs. Ida Ban
took of Marble The diseased was
seventeen years old and was only i'll
a very few hours with meningitis
Mrs Bantock formerly lived in
Ouray and moved to Marble, where
she was engaged in dressmaking.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-28
Fst Sale

Six room brick residence, four
lots, city water, electric lights. Good
barn. House alone would cost
81, 900 to replace; : 800.
Five room frame cottage, i've lots;
cellar. pantry. closets, good well;
$500.
Comfortable three room cottage,
two lots, $500.
HENRY /. LAKE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-28
Ane~h SaeckksAers Meetias

of the LaVeta Hotel company will be
held at the Office Of said company in
the town of Gunnison. Colorado, on
Monday, the 2lst day of September,
1908, for the transactlng of such
business as may come before the
meeting.
II. B. LEWIS. President,
w. a. McDoUGAL, Secy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-28
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0uuoufs - Es1 q lAnk -
~ go = AasUh1 UAW

The body of lsr. Ely,n. d.n'..t
~ tu.--tsd Butte. was found
Tusx4iay aosn.ag about hait "a
n,lle from the town ri Nsrt.se esa
the rsssd To The quarry. With a
bullet ~ound ~ he head !, 10
sap,,o-..d that Ely,n cosan,i' ts.;
suic,ss. as vv-vsAyer Wa. found
n.,ar h,. side with one shell ex-
l.lssted.
Ely,n had his Ma,n oftice a,
Crs~,.-si Butte aud w..nt to Mar
tsle oa stated v~rnsi.. Ne MAS
last ss-n alive Sunday nsorniny
wlsen he bsft !is r,rDsN,nx hous~
to take a walk. His landlord
iss;anse anxious airput him and
n nsass-h WAS instituted With the
,v~ult that hi. body MAS found
Cosssnor HYATT VAS notified and
in casssv,Any With sheriff Watson
and Assist ant District Attorney
Wsx~Uer. Nit lor Mari,Is Tuesday
sooa. They have not s.turns.d
up ~ time of goiHg to press.
EagiR formerly MAS a rs~i.lent
II this city and Iractic-l his
las,Sexsion IL dentistry. About
two wears ago h~ moved to Cre~-
ted Butte. whore he has since
lived. H~W VAS about thirt Y eight
wears II age. Nocanse II known
for his suicide. il such il Was. aud
there 10 littls ON which to base a
theory ri murder.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-28
Gard Of nanks

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks TO cur MANY neIghbors and
friends who 50 thoughtfullv assisted
US and done everything in their
power to help us during the late
sickness and death OF our little
daughter
Nh. AND Mas. w. \ GARRETT
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-28
lgs6ce

Having located in Gunnison | am
prepared TO do all kinds masonry
work. Cement side walks built.
All Kinds of cement work a special
itv. Estimates furnished on all
work. Make your WAITS known at
News Champion Office Ny prices
are the lowest
JEFF ANDERSON. Gunnison, Colo. IT
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-28

When in Denver sop at the Belve-
dere hotel. corner 9TH and Glenarm
Take Coliax car at Union depot.
John Latimer, Proprietor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-28

Foe SALr-Tbe brick residence
known as he Tho.. Cox property on
NORTH Wisconsln street Inquire at
the residence.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-28

Have YOU ever examined our pat
tern inlaid and printed linoleum;
They will surprise you in quality
and cheapness Nothing quite
equals good inlaid linoleum as a
floor covering.
CIARENCE ADAMS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-28

Found near Gunnison river bridge
aluminium trout fly box. Owner
may have same by proving property
and paying for this sd
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-28

The Beer Hall in West Gunnison
is doing a rushing busins ~ IN Deli
cats.~sen Luncheon. Try them. IT,
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-28

Foe RENT Four room brick, two
blocks from po~tofice City water
and electric lights. $40 month.
Inquire of Henry + Lake
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-28

Wanted for general work
ON ranch. Married man preferred
Will furnish good dwelling house
and all needed stock Address
y. S. CANDY,
3l-3J Almont, Colorado
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-28

$50 graphophone ssd three dozen
records to trade Tor milk COW. In
quire at News-Champion office or see
J. W. Smith at ranch on upper Gun
nison. It
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-28

CiesR, furnished rooms 10 rent.
FIRST corner south Of G. unn,son Hard
ware near the Adobe Paint Store
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-28
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-Four beautiful quilt.. One silk
one. Apply to Mrs. Gibbs, Spruce
Street, Gunnison. Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-28

Tag. for shipping fish. l cent
each at News Champion Office
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-28

LosT-Last Sunday, On Colorado
St, = bssast pin, 81 with brillants
aad osber saoes.. F.aAes pleass -
turn 30 THE ot1scs sor reward. II.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-28

O-So Good Ice Cream Cones and
Delicious Ice Cream at Gazette Bros.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-28
TWENTY WARS AGO =
Akssss4.s sss's sev~assaswss l.. f,rg.i.
And ssssss bsapssrss ts wss7

A NJ Gslls.Isy took charge a
the Edgerton hoa>e
Mrs. Capt Bean Ieit for Denver to
make her future home.
:.ller aud Wyl,e added a carriage
room 10 their livery staols.
The bill to prohibit the ,mmigra-
t'on Of Chinese was passed
x l.. Marshall was chosen one #
the directors oi the Fair ASSOCIATION
The death If q little baby girl
Of Mr. aud Mrs Jos. Black stock was
rec ,rde q
L. J. Marsh, brother of d. W.
Marsh. aud family from Caliiorais
we're VISITING ~ Gunnlsoa.
Among those camping On CrboiIs
were b ". Lewis aud family d. j.
aRd A. I. NcCanpe and families.
Snow shed $50 feet long asd l.U
feet Of heavy railing WAS destroyed
by lire ON Cevo hill on RIO Grande.
=
The first Sunday school at kezar
was organized A. X Stevens was
chosen as superintendent aud A. W
Mergelman secretary.
~ losA osas easd
The potato crop of upper Gunni
son valley il becoming worthy Of
note, as this section il found 10 he
particularly adapted to the succaIent
tul,er Last winter about eight
carloads were shipped out of the
valley and marketed direct by the
ranchmen at Canon City, Florence
and Pueblo. They netted close to a
dollar +. O. B commanding pre-
minm rs the quality was very high
Indeed there is no finer potato
grown than the Gunnison article of
commerce.
Close to $50 acres are planted this
year in this valley. DAVIS, Walker.
and Miller have 80 acres in one
field, directly at the foot OF Flat Top
mountain The rich black loamy
sDl here. with its warm suany loca-
rioa Crews an id al potato ss has
been demon stra,ed by other ranch
men including II +. Trampe and
Tnlly Haymaker Average yield
runs about five tons TO the acre, al
though seven and eight is sometimes
secured 1t will readily be seen
that at a dollar hundred the mon
ey return is 500 90 an acre As
this soil is singularly free from
weeds and the total cost does not
reach over $50 To S25 per acre
the crop is fully as good if not bet
ter than sugar beets, in lower coun-
tries
These mountain valleys are the
natural home Of the potato, and the
higher they can be grown and esca pc
frost, the better apparently. No won
der then, the acreage is rapidly in
creaslng II would look as though
a high canal to irrigate all the lower
benches OF Flat Top mountain would
be good Investment
1t ought to be mentioned that the
best of modern potato machinery
is being used here, including plant.
ers, culrivators and potato diggers
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-28

Picture frames. moulding, etc
Tomichi Avenue, G1nnison
CIAkESCr ADAMS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-28

COAL. COAL. COAL.
Parsons 4 Fer1ason
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-28
Oaos - ssa sssSaAssassss ssAsr sh,s bss4
eunaA . issse.

F.9 SsaAll furnished koas.
,nq.ivv ., >asapl,sers If
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-28

Try a mesl st the Main res-
tssrsat. 81 ces,s ). : Johnsoa
pSessrsetor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-28

Carriage aud harness fos sale, ot
will trade for hsv
j. 5. Tuckss, Gunnisoa. II.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-28
0 6 LOCALS

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Osss - s.a s~sS.Ass~ssss ssSs~ shs ss,A
sna~ . i,sse-
Fex RAN SsaAll furnished hoas.
.nq.ivv at >aaapl,sers II
COAL. COAL. COAL.
Parsons X Ferxas,n
Try m~al st the Main res
tssrsst. % c~sss ;. ;. Johasoa.
peeyv;etor.
Carriage aud harness fs sale, or
will trade for hsv
j = TUCKER. Gunnis,n If
Picture frames. moalding, etc
Tomichi Avenue, G1nnison.
CLAkkSCf ADAMS.
Cte~a, furnished rooms H. rent.
FIRST corner south Of Gann,sou Hard
ware near the Adobe Paint Store
The Beer Hall in West Guunison
is doing a rushing busins ~ in Deli
cat.-~sen Luncheon Try them. If.
Foe SaLr-The brick residence
known as he Tho~ Cox property on
North Wiscons,n street. Inquire at
the residence.
e0 81
-Four beautiful quilts. One silk
one. Apply to Mrs. Gibbs, Spruce
Street, Gunnison. Colo.
Foe Rent Four room brick, two
blocks from po~toslice. City water
and electric lights $40 a month.
Inquire of Henry +. Lake.
When in Denver sop at the Belve-
dere hotel. corner ! 9TH and Glenarm
Tai a Cnlfax car Mt Jfn,op 1epot
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-22

The sad news was received here Sunday that Tom Adair had died at his home in Snowflake. Some time ago 1t was reported that he was a very sick man, but later reports stated that he was much improved. He had the best of care and the best medical attend ance, but a combination of diph- theria and typhoid fever was too much even for his stalwart cons titut1on. Tom was very well known and so well liked that his untimely death is a cause of sad ness uo us all. He was born in Arizona and but twenty eight years of age.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-22

Mir. H. H Scorse and Will Evans left Saturday for the sheep camp with a large supply of pro- visions which is expected to last for some time.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-22

The genial travelling man, Mir. Levy. was a Holbrook visitor Sunday for the first time since the serious illness of his little daughter.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-22

MT. Young came in from Heber Saturday for a four horse load of supplies. MT. Young is a veteran ot the Civil war but is still hale and hearty and handles his four in-hand like a young man.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-22

The first shipment of fresh oys- ters for the season was received few days ago. A few friends of the Deacon" had a feast.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-22

Judge Sloan has been out after deer near Flagstaff for few days during the past week. Court opened at Flagstaff Monday.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-22

Mrs. James Scorse and Mrs. William Scorse were St. Joseph City visitors during the week. They were calling on their mutual friend, Mrs. William Richards.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-22

The news comes from Taylor of the marriage of Miss Pearl Standiford to Mir. Jesse Pierce. Both of the contracting parties are Ar1zonans and their many friends wish them long life and happiness.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-22
Both Hess and Houck have re.

Both Hess and Houck have re- turned from Kansas City after disposing of the two shipments of lambs The first shipment in charge of Mir. Hess weighed on an average of sixty eight pounds which topped the market so far this season for Arizona lambs. These brought $5.1O. On the re- turn trip MT. Houck had tbe pleasure of seeing a whole lot of an old friend that he had not seen before tor a number of years.
 Last Saturday morning MT. and Mrs. Harris left for their winter home in Phoenix. Chauncy Woods went with them and will attend the public school in Phoe- nix for the full term. If all goes well the old people will return next June to visit their daughter, Mrs. Joseph F. Woods.
 Dr. Sampson was in HOlbrook during the week on business.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-22

Captain and Mrs. Warren of the headquarters ranch were visi- tors at Holbrook Saturday. The Captain is sure looking well after his long trip to New York and other eastern points.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-22

The bridge gang in charge of L. A. Maby IS at work near here this week repairing the bridges. Andrew and Bradford Shumway are with this outfit.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-22

The pay escort was in Hol- brook during the latter part of the week in charge of Lieut.. Martin.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-22

Captain A. F. Banta left on the 22nd for a prospecting trip1n the mountains of Apache and Navajo counties. He will stop a few days at St. Johns and at Springerville. Anywhere that the Captain goes he is sure to meet up with old friends and acquaintances, for no man knows Arizona and it's peo- pie better than he. He holds that past forty years of Arizona his tory in his head and we wish him every success.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-22

The next territorial fair will be held at Phoenix November 9th to 14th. This will no doubt sur pass all former affairs of the kind held in the southwest There will be purses of $16,OOO.OO for racing alone. They will have flying machines and other results of the wonderful inventive geni- ous of the present world. Auto mobile races will give plenty of of thrilling excitement, and the live stock department will show to all just what the stockmen can do when they turn their at tention in that direction.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-22

MT. Hansen of Joseph City brought in weeks supply ot muskmellons during the week. George Hennessy and H. B. Allen ate up the whole lot injust fifteen minutes.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-22

Charles Allenbaugh was in from his ranch Saturday for the regu- lation amount of camp supplies and to get the news.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-22

Send your watch repairing to James C. Freeman, White River, Arizona. Prompt attention and low prices.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-22

Joe Knight left Saturday for Keams Canyon where he expects to be located for some months to come.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-22

Ed. William and Emmit Wallace were in Holbrook for few min- utes Friday evening. The boys were fresh from the roundup and report everything moving along smoothly.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-22

Mir. Ben Schuster and his two boys came in from St. Johns Sat urday, The boys together with the son of Adolph Schuster left for Los Angeles Saturday where they will attend school.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-22

MT. Lackey was with us Sun day and gave a very interesting talk Sunday evening to a good sized audience. He is a very en- thusiastic worker and is to be congratulated on his success with the Sunday school.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-22

MT. William R. Scorse left Fri day for ten days outing in the White Mountains. He promised us a fat turkey on his return and we have invited a number of friends to feast upon the same and if the promise is not fulfilled there 1t liable to be something doing.
 Mrs. Youngblood, Miss Carrie Lindsey, and Herbert Cooper passed through Holbrook during the week on their way from Joseph City to Snowflake. MT. Cooper returned to Joseph City Sunday where he is at work.
 Attorney General Clark and Ralph Cameron stopped at Hol, brook for d few hours last Fri day on their way to Springer vile and other places. Mir. Cam eron met with numerous old ac- quaintances in this town.
 Mir George Wilbur and MT. John Nelson will ship seven car loads of lambs on the 22nd of this month. During the absence of her husband Mrs. Wilbur will pay a visit to her people at Mesa, while Mrs, Nelson will go to Black Canyon.
Holbrook argus., 1908-09-22

Dr. Sampson was in Holbrool during the week on business.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-30
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. May 2s.-The closing out of the
May delivery was the feature of trading in the
wheat pit and the uncertainty attending the
fsial efforts of the shorts to extricate them
selves from the grasp Of the bull leaders had
tendency to restrict trade In the deferred
futures. The market opened irregular, May
being firm and the future deliveries rather
weak. News of the day was generally in favor
of the bears The market closed steady for
May and easy for other deliveries May opened
unchanged to 40 higher at 81. 09@1.09ik sold
off to $1.06 and then advanced to sl11. The
close was at 81 ioh. July opened is@Ac lower
to h@Ac higher at s0ss@90ssc. sold off to $3.50
and then advanced to soss@90%c The close
was at 90hc.
The corn market opened weak with May I'M
changed to 1c below the final quotation of yes
terday. No support for May seemed apparent
frcm the bull leaders and the bears quickly
knocked an even sc from the price, quotations
dropping HOMO at time. The market broke
sharply in the last two minutes of trading on
renewed selling of May. the price of which
dropped more than &c on tho last few trades.
The close was weak May closed at S0QS01sc;
July closed 67h467%c
Oats for May declined nearly &c In the first
half of the session and 4ysc within an hour.
The market closed weak; May at 52%c and
July at 1880.
Provisions were firm all day. July pork
closed 2ls@5c up; lard SC up and ribs were
unchanged
No market tomorrow. holiday.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 29.-Afternoon SEES
sion Wheat-Steady. No trading. Barley
Easy: December, ST.. 26s4. Holiday tomorrow:
PORTLAND, May 2s.--wheat: Club, soc;
blue stem, 92c; red, $50; valley 9oc.
TACOMA, May 2s.--wheat, unchanged
blue stem. sec; club. sic; red s5c.
NEW YORK, May 29.-Wheat. spot easy
May closed at si.osM; July. sS%c: septem-
Der closed at 95 lac.
LIVERPOOL May 2s.---Wheat, July, rs
SID; September rs Esd; December. rs ND.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-30
NEW YORK STOCK
AND BOND MARKET

NEW YORK, May 29.--The stock market
today was OF the usual pre-holday charac-
ter. largely confined, that Is. to the CLOSING
up of outstanding contracts and showing
little disposition to make new commit
ments.
The prevailing speculative temperature on
the stock exchange was to be inferred from
the fact that most of these outstanding
commitments were on the short sido Of
the market. The general hardening of
prices during the day was due more 10
that fact than to any now phase IN cohui,
tlons The brisk rebound In the Gould
issues was interpreted to mean that the
shock of the Wabash. Pittsburg terminal
embarrassment has been practically ap-
sorbed by the market in the downward
plunge of the last few days In the group.
No authoritative announcement was mace
until after the session OF the course TO De
pursued In the matter OF the interest due
Monday on the Wabash Piftsourg nrs.s'
but 1t was taken for granted In the IMAM
cial district that a reorganization through
racaivarsbin was in contamination. Tho
feature of tho stock market was the agrees
sve strength Of tho two Hill raiiroao
stocks.
Tho personality of the brokers buying the
stocks gave the impression of accumulation
by the controlling interest and induced tue
traders to follow the movement. Tnere was
some special show of strength In American
Shelter which was connected with tho
varying rumors regarding the DIVIDEND pros.
poets of that stock. The narrow marhe,
movements due to individual causes. Inc
fact that no gold was taken for export To-
morrow was not assumed to indicate the
end OF the movement, but was associated
rather with the question of convenience Oh
steamships transportation. More goid Is
expected to go to Germany next week. inc
statement OF the Bank of France SHOWS
the rapid growth of bullion holdings which
threatens a depletion in supply. There was
an easing tendency also in some depart
ments of the Paris money market. Al
though the bank statement was not pup,
lished until after the close of the locai
stock market and undiminished ease OF
money left no apprehension over the com
plexion of the showing to be made. me
sharp break in the grain markets was neIu
TO show that the weeks level OF prices nus
been held at an artificial height by sym
psthy with the corner operations OF tne
NAV delivery The bank statement showed
fully the expected decrease in cash mold
ines on account of the gold exports anc
government Withdrawals, but the only trace
OF the supposed heavy loan expansion on
nccount of the large financial TRANSACTIONS
nut through during the week was the So
$4,000 loan increase of the trust companies.
The clearing house. institutions showeu
decrease of loans both in the average anu
the actual condition
Bonds were irregular. Total sales par
value, s2,3s4.ooo. ..
United states Is registered and the IS
have advanced II and the IS resisteieo ~
per cent for the week
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-30
San Eranolsco Minina Stocks
Clearing House Statement

NEW YORK, May 9Th statement of the
clearing house banks for the week Ave days.
shows that the banks hold Sal, 900 more
than the requirements of the % per cent re-
serve rule.
This is a decrease of ss5T5,a75 in the pro-
portionate cash reserve compared with
last week. The statement follows:
Loans, s12l5, lis, 800; decrease, 50, 429,4 400
Deposits 81. 1856. 7sS S00 decrease, ST. 1874. 500.
Circulation. s57, $50, 400 decrease. Sis, 800.
Legal tenders. s70627, 400; increase. 1885, 800.
Specie, sos, 72e, 500; decrease. s133 900.
Reserve, 1868. 1851. 200; decrease. $l1. 1853. 000
575,SI5.
Ex-United States deposits. s52s74.S75; de-
crease, $11, $685.
The percentage of actual reserves of the
clearing house banks at the close OF bust
ness yesterday was $3.50
The statement of banks and trust com
panies not members of the clearing house
shows that these institutions have aggregate
deposits of s21,e' 600. Total cash hand.
ss4, $4,000. and loans amounting to $685. 76o, 900,