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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-23

Highest score at the Box Ball alley
for last week lls. Prize will be given
this week for highest score.
The Epworth Leagne social which
was to have been held last night on
the lawn on the Methodist parsonage,
was indefinitely postponed for various
reasons.
The ladies Of the Catholic church
will serve Ice cream and cake on
Island park next Thursday evening,
July 30 beginning at p. ~. All
cordially invited.
The delegates TO the Wallace con-
yentiGn will leave here the last OF
next week for the scene Of conflict.
IL Is anticipated that there will be
battle royal between the true demU-
Gratis and the Mormon paid lawyers,
so that the result may he considered
| undecided, but The Recorder believes
that the true democrats will win out.
During the slight rain here yester-
day afternoon there was clOudburst
up In Pollard's canyon, and for
several hours the water from the
hydrants bad a very decided chocolate
hue. 1t is 50 seldom that the city
water, which comes from this source,
fg mt nlnar - al ln pltunna In
color was subject Of much COM
ment.
The Recorder is in receipt Of
postal card from Monte +. Buster,
who vent East some weeks ago to ey-
anime some mineral deposits in
Penn, stating that he has been IN.
able to find any indications Of min
eral aud will return to Lemhi in the
near future. In bis card he says,
Pretty scenery Is the chief virtue
Of the country
Quite party expects to leave the
last OF this week or the first of next
Tor an extended trip through the
Yellowstone Park The party con-
sists OF Thos. Kane and wife, Lew
and Robert Ramey and Mrs. MELON.
aid and the three Misses Mcdonald.
They will have two teams and expect
to be gone at least a month. 1t will
he trip which most any one might
envy them.
W. ii. Barker, Of Hepburn, Idaho,
came In the first Of the week looking
for a ranch and will more than likely
make Lemhi county his future home.
while DR.. Whitwell was at that
place some weeks ago he was making
comparisons OF this country with
the Twin Falls country and num-
Der were at once interested. Mr..
Barker states that he Is well pleased
with the country and has made up
his mind to Invest In a ranch. He
states that when he returns to Twin
Falls and makes his report there are
undoubtedly number of others who
VIII come to look our country over.
Early Sunday morning the people
were aroused by the changing of the
tire bell. Upon investigation it was
found that the cabin of Frank
Thompson, in Chinatown, was In
flames. The fire boys were soon on
the scene and had stream Of water
against the flames. The
shell of the cabin remains but the
contents were totally destroyed. Mr.
Thompson states that the ire started
from burning candle. When he was
awakened the interior of the build.
ing, which was of IA very inlamable
material, was a mass of flames.
without dressing he started to the
liver for bucket OF water, but again
he got back to the building the fire
had gained such Roadway it was not
'aie TO go inside, MIR. Thompson lost
vi OF his clothing and furniture.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-23
Teachers Wanted.

IhoSe preparing for teachers exam.
'nation viii ind the summer Normal
Sehool at Poeatello, July 20 to Aug
= OF great help In the line of meth.
oos ana review work. The examina.
ZION aad Joint Institute will immea.
lately follow.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-23

card menlos-~nr make out accounts ot hotel
mcnus in your own handwriting.
u iusiAs bad. reflects on your standing.
make. peopie saink you cant afford a stem
pgfaphet. aud IS sometimes ambiguous
Noa can write ou, youf letters make nut an
abstract hH an an insurance policy entsg yonY
eatd men0s make cat your aeeounta, az a
hotel mrna ~ 40 any kind al writing you need
on ANY Kind. saze OF thickness II paper. AMI
sfA1k an way yea want on
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correspondent.
boat write him
anything by hand
that takes him TIME
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-23

have rooms at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. W. Pattison, where they are
at home to their friends.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-23

foreigners but for the benefit of Mex
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capital stocL
ourplus
On date Of d. n
7 Nssport Of rs
ES.A,NGSD0Rf
Salmon, Stat !,
ness On the Isl i
Loans, Disco
Bonds, warm.
Overdraits
Cash in bank.
Zeal Estate
furniture and
Expense accoss
TotL..
SS nIn1.al STOCK ~
Undivided ProS,.
Dividends unpss
Deposits.
Total
Deposits due e.
Deposits due IN.
Deposits due C;is
Deposits due Ss2,s
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Deposits
Cash.
Deposits on hs.ii n
Law Requires
above s. Requirsar.
State Of Idaho.
County Of Lenhi
|, Jesse G. Lance
II the above namsd j.
that tn the foregoiar
OF my knowledss h.
jesse G.
Correct, ]. N. Lass
Subscribed and
22nd day Of Julr !
(sEAL)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-08
0errdtberiId,er etab.

Gin Stiidden q Ia Sberlod SolmeS
bat in bem oberfdkiif4en Srte 3alenae
eineu Spibbubsn Der Shat iiberfiibrt.
Gin Rutbene f6lief nit flint polnii9en
4rbeitstameraben I'm S9lafbaufe 5ii
3altnse. &iirSli9 paren ibm "a Mart
abbanbtn setommen. aber fetne SdIafs
tameraben leusneten entrii itet, ben
9iebitabl besansen gu baben. Der
Rutbene tunnte inbeB ben 4berslauben
feiner Witarbeiter. CT rief iie auIdms
men unb iiberrei6te iebem einen tliraen
Stab nit etipa folsenber 9lnIpra9e:
rSier betommt ibr bon mir ieber sinsn
Stab. Der cine TT eenau 70 lang ipie
Der dnbere. Qtber ipenn 30 Winutsn
bersangen feirt iperben, tpirb Der Stab
besienigen, Der mir bas 9elb gsitoblsn
bat. Inn einen 3oI setpa9fen isin.
Na5 elmer balben Stunbe sibt mir
ieber feinen Stab pieber.A llnb 70 ges
i9ab es. Ra9 elmer bafben Stunb.
betam Der Rutbsne bic StGbe auriid.
Bier babon lparsn nod 70 lang lpis
borber: elmer uber bate feline 2dnss
perdnbtrt. Snbefen nidt LANCER mar
er esporben, fonbern fiiraer. Dem
lleberbrinser bieies Stdbes faste Der
Rutbene ben 0iebitabl auf ben &opf
gu. unb unter Sbrdnen seftanb iensr
aud bic Shat. Rur fonnte er nidt
besreifen, mi. Der 8eftobIens ibn bsrs
ausssfunben babe. CT bate bod ben
Stab nm eenau etnen 3oIl setiirat.
bamit Der Rutbene ni4t merten folIte,
bab bas perGnberte SoIs I'M bieien
3olI setpa9Ien mar!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-08
.subiIaum Der GbrD(antbtmt.
sie GiHtahrnne Der ida5HsH 8Iums Sapans
In europa ber 100 Sabren.

gs fnb beuer serabe 100 Sabre psrs
flOifen, felt bic Gbrpfantbeme, bic
f9Dne 8Iume Sapans. bersn fatt. Sars
benfiiue i'm Ssrbite ieben 8ei9uuer
ent5iidt, @tngang in europa ssfunben
bat.
Sm Sabre 1903 fam Elm @erfailIer
3aufmann, 8lancarb, Der srpbe Reis
fen in Oitaiien semadt bate, mad ct.
gloub, nm ii9 benz Rdifer Napol.on
unb Der &diierin borauitellen. gr bielt
biefem einen lGnseren @ortras iiber bic
Sanbelsperbinbunsen Srantreifs nit
bem GuBeriten Often unb iiber bic WDgs
Ii6teiten, fis gu perbeHern. Der aui>
fer b0rte ibn febr uufmertfam an, tpes
niger So1epbine, bic grunbfdbli9 allen
ernitbdften 0ingen abeeneigt mar.
Das iie mebr interefiirte, paren bic
8fumen, bic Der Reifenbe mitgsbra9t
bate, unb bic er als iapdniide 3amils
len pber ppretbren be5eidnete. @r bate
fie f9pn in WarfeiIle fultipirt unb pers
ftanben, ibre Sarben unb Sormen mebr
gu entipideln. Sofepbine mar bon ben
8lumen entSiidt. Inn 70 nebr als 8lans
earb iie ibr nit einem &pmpliment
iiberreidts, ipie ss nur bic 2prit Der
Prpbence gu brsdfeln permas. Soies
pbine, beren @erf9psnbunssfudt unb
SIattsrbaftistsit bon Der @eididte ses
fennSeidnet iinb, bat sIeidpobl fir bic
8lumenaudt, Defenders fir bic Gins
fiibruns tropif9er 8lumen Gpo9e ees
ma6t. Sic liebte aIs edte &reoliu
bic 9lumen Ieib.nfdaftli4. Shre eSreibs
bdufer in Malmaifon, bic jebt ipurlos
berf9p,nben iinb, iparen beriibnt, unb
es madte Soiepbine ni9ts aus. ipenn
iie fie i'm Sabr 100000 ober 100000
Srancs TO feten. Denn unterporfene
Gtdbtt ober Reide BET Der &aiftrin ire
senbeine @unit nadfu9en ipoIlten, 70
CAB es baau ni9ts 8eferes, dls fi9 ibr
nit irsenbeinsr unerb0rten trppiideu
glume ober .insm srotifden Stoff gu
naben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-08
patriptismms auf Ser epeiiefarte.

&0nig @ittor emanuel Iest grpbsn
Wertb barauf, bic italisniibe Sprade
aud aur Spra1s bes italieniI9en Sos
fes gu MAIDEN, unb nur rnsern unb i'm
Rotbfdue bsbient er iib BET ben Sofses
fenfdaften bes Srans0fiiGen. Sein
8eitreben bat iebt au9 in Der Softii9e
ibr g9o gefunbeu, unb NIT 2usnabme
Der biplomatif9en 8antetts perben i'm
SdIoffe iebt nur nod itaIienii9e @es
ridts ferpirt. 9lu9 Der aellerm.iiter
lift beranIabt tporbsn. fiinftis barauf
gu a9ten, bab bic auaGnbii9en Deine
bur9 italieniide eriebt perben. $40
friiber frdnS1ffder Gbampasner s.>
rei4t tpurbs. pirb ieBt italienifdsr
S9aumtpein getrunten; an bic St.[Ie
bon Saitternes, gbablis unb 8ursuns
Der finb Der Capri, Mdrfqld unb SDs
ratuier setreten. Der &6nig ielbf,
Der febr einfab fpeift, sibt einem Iei9s
ten gbtanti ben @prSug. Sir bic
frana6fifde Sprade fdeint Der &Dnig
feline grobe @orliebs gu bdben, Iiebtr
bebient er ii9 bes Gnslifdsn; feline
ainber iteben unter Der Sbbut elmer
ensIiI6en 9oupernante, unb ibre grs
sisbuns ssi9iebt nu9 ensIii4em Wlus
fter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-08
Sonnsritas, 8. Sftober 1908.
Semofratifbe Seominaticnen.

Rational.
pr6iibsnt- gpiniam Ssnniras grslu.
8,t piGFhtnt-9pbn @prib arn.
Staat.
Ri&tu be SupuiUr @ui6ms-D. %. Grim
County.
Gpnar,b-Sbpmas .. Ri6pas.
8iGiu-Samts 8. Sglaa.
GpmmiAdrs- SSbn 8. Turiin, giftUr Snri&sI.
9seisIatip.
1. 5ifriIt- glitpIas 8urit.
2. Dilriii- {. .. Sapss.
3. Difriit-Gbarts ysptri.
4. Tiiirift- Tpmiuid 3tmritp
5. Ti1riii-Samts y. Wrslnrrp.
b. Tihrifi- Scbu R. Spllanp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-08
@peben.Nnnbiebau.
Snfa q II ..

Gum erlten Wtale in Der @elti9te
bss 9anbss 1T Ous biitOriids Beibs Saus
bas wirilide. penn aud ni9t Sas off
sislle Sauptquartier elmer pOlitiiden
Partsi sspOrSsn. Prdiibsut ROoieuelt
leitst pou Waibinston aus Die Republics
nii9s Champagne uno slaubt, bura feline
Sbsruuflidt ieinem @anoioaten Taft
msbr uiisen ,u f0unsn, als bur6 oas
Geben balten. wie suerit beabIi4tist
mar. Die Sisunsen oes @abinettes
iino pOlitiife Seratbunsen esporSsn
unb pon jeOem Wiitslisoe .bes Cabinets
piro nidt alIsin erwartet, oaB er per.
iDnli6en slntbeil an Der @ampasne
nimmt. iouoern oaB er aud alle Die &C.
maltissn Sllfsquellen ieines Departe'
ments 3u @uniten oes republitaniiden
Eidets perwenbst. Dus Poitoiiics. De-
partsmsnt iit Sur pOlitii6en Wtai6ine
berab9eiunfen. Der Sanobrieftra9er.
bienit wirb tasli6.":politil6 proitltuirt
uuo msbrsre Gbtbeilunseu oes Departe'
msnts oss Snnern werbsn i'm Sntereiis
Der rspublitanii6en @anoioatsn per'
maltet.
Sn @aibinstOn lDarb auis beitimm'
teite bsbauptet, baB Der Srie9siefretar
uno au6 Der Slottenisfretdr in ibrem
nd6ltsu Sabresberibt cine Seritarfuu9
Der Sunbssarmee uno Der Slotte uerlan'
gen wsrben. Der arisssiefrstdr wirb
smpfsblsn, OuB oem SffiSisrcOrps min'
Oeitsns 612 OffiIiere 3u9sfiSt wsrOen,
uno Der SlotteniefretGr mill oarauf be-
itsbsn. baB bic @siammtbsiu siusunSen Der
peri6isbsnsn Sdla6t. uno anoerer
S6iffs nm stwu 5000 Wiunn usrsrOBert
fperben.
2utber 0. ISniielp, Wfitslieo oes
llnterbauiss Der Suoiana StuutsIesis'
latur, bic unlansft bas SOcalOptiOnse'
ies annubm,I srbebt seSsn @Oupsrneur
Sanlp bic 8eiduloisuns, ouB oieier
ben Seriu6 ssma6t babe, i'm, 3niielp,
3u beitedeu, bamit sr iiir Die 9Ocal'
optionporlase itimme. Der @oupers
nsur iou auiislp, Der elm snti6isosnsr
@esner Der Sorlase mar, ertldrt buben.
OaB srIibm:sine Stelle nit sinsm @ebult
bon $4,000 per Sabr ssbsn polle, penn
er fiir bic YOrlase itimms. 8niielp bot
bieie Gusiassn unter @ib semadt unb
erfldrt. Der eraieber3eit willis iei. oils
3suss ssssn 9anlg aufSutrsten.
giad sinsm In @aibiustOn bsfannt
ssssbsnsn Bert6t !babsn in ben Soblsn.
srubsn:Ibsr... ..lStautsn im Sabre
19O7"3125narbeiter bel llufdllsn ibr
&eben uub 5316..ibre seiunben @lieO.
massn einssbiiBt. Die 3abl Der Cob
ten mar um 1893 srOBer als I'M Sabre
suuor. Die:msiften tObtli6sn llnfalle
babeuKin:8 8slt'Sirsiusn itattssfunbsn,
bannllfommt gien Wlerico unb oann
alabama. hDie peniSiteu @rubenun.
fdlle puren:in DtiiiOuri Su Oer5eidnen.
PrOf...8ilbsrt StOtb BON Der 8Oritab.
tbsiluns Der 0fi6isuu'lluiueriitdt, Der
oas sanje, BON @albbrdnosn bsimgss
iu6ts uOrSlide @sbiet bss Staats be.
reiit bat, bereanet ben aussri6tstsn
Sorftiduben uuf $40, 100000. 8albs
ldnosrsisn I'm llnfanse bon iiber cine
Nfillion ader finb bon ben Slammeu
uerphitet worbeu. glu9 1000 ader
Der Nti9isan'Soritreie ution.. tpurben
BON 8ulobranben perbsert. Die Guf.
forltuns Der 26n6ereien pir6 S. pro
Ader folten.
Der Ssriat bss Suubss'PeuiiOns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-08
IIGtenbGGfer i'm aIt

5IDtenbIGfer i'm alten
9rie9enlanb. b. 9as aIte @ries
denlanb bate Muiiter. beren Sonorar
seIesentIih benz sr0Bten slei9tam,
bas man iebt berDorrageuben &iinits
Iern gu sepd6ren pflegt. Qusseaei9s
nste Sl6tenbldier Der bamaIigsn 3eit
fparen ebenfo populdr ipie beute bic
bor5iisIidften pianiiten, ia, iie ipurben
bamals fogdr ben Siiriien sleidseads
tet. 9ara fabelbdft iparen bic Gums
men, bic iene 9irtuofen fir ibre @ors
trdge berlungten. Der SlDtenfpieIer
Ssmegifa q. g., Der i'm 8. Sabrbunbert
b. Chi meiff in Gtbsn unb 3printb auf>
frat, perldnste fir einen abenb ettpa
1000 Mart, mas nad benz iebisen
@elbnertbe tpsntsitens Der Summe bon
1900, pieIIeidt $4,000 Wart snts
fpriht.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-28

s4S year ago, decrease for 1908
or 1918, 5,l24,179. In 1900, the indi-
vldual deposits totsled $7,23S,9S6,-
400, so that in eight years there
has been an in crease OF S5,b45,524.-
lib, which is equal to 76 per cent.
The falling off at the rate of $1,000
600 per diem during the last yea
was due to the financial upheaval
and later to Withdrawals by those af-
fected by the business depression.
Taking the exhibit by geographical
divisions we find that the total de-
Dosits increased s27.S23,311 in the
New England states, while In the
eastern states they fell OFF $169,236,-
100. Taking the southern states the
total Individual deposits show q
shrinkage In the year of $95, ,634,142,
while the middle western group
shows loss of only s33.29S,S56.
/ The western states show a much
smaller loss. amounting to $15,302,-
OO1 The shinkage in individual de-
posits IN the Pacific states was $2S,-
0S3,210. =
While there has been a marked
disposition on the part of investors
to hold back until after the election
the demand for nt'littos chores and
bonds listed on the Chicago Stock
Exchange has been brisk during the
last week. The price Of Common
wealth Edison shares has shot al
nearly points. the increase In the
dividend OF course being the chief
factor IN causing tho rise. Chicego
Telephone shows an advance over
the level with the dividend and stock
disbursement deduced But II is the
Chicago traction securities that are
attracting the greae-t attention. Chi
cago Railways series participation
certificates jumped TO lot. compared
with a fraction under par week
ago. The initial dividend will he de-
clared early in November. The series
2 has also advanced In sympathy.
The 5 per cent bonds as well as the
series b and c per cent bonds have
hardened in price.
Intere"t was diverted from the
Booth company attempt at recorgani.
cation, which so far has come TO
nought, to the United Box Board q
Paper company, and American Straw
board, the two concerns, aggregating
a Capitalization OF $34, 900, 900, which
went into the hands of receivers n
few months ago. Atentative plan for
the reorganization. Receiver Sidney
Mitchell says. will be submitted 20
the stockholders for approval and In
voles a sealing down the two classes
OF stock to a single issue' OF not 10
exceed $1S,00O.00 The Box Board
company now has s11 100000 pre-
ferred and $13,000,000 common
stock outstanding, while the Straw
Board company's to tai issue of $6,-
100000 stock Is outstanding, the
Box Board owning 80 per cent OF the
amount.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-28
PROHI WAVE DOES AWAY
WITH FREE DRINKS

Chicago, Oct. 2S.-"Merry Christ
mas from bar keepers will not
mean have one on me" in Chicago
during the coming holiday season
according to an announcement made
TO day by the Cook County Liquor
Dealers Protective association
which includes all the larger saloons
In Chicago and the suburbs. II has
been decided that all free drinks are
to be absolutely prohibited on
Christmas day the same as on other
days OF the year. New Years day Ia
included.
The liquor dealers say they give
away 100000 drinks every 'year
during the holiday season and that
tho temperance agitation has
prompted them TO refuse any more
free drinks.
Celebrations growing out OF free
holiday drinks. they say, keep men
away from home In the holiday sea-
son and this has been largely re-
snonsible for the agitation against
the saloon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-28

classic. Its place in literature will
be as secure countless centuries from
no was II has been since its original
success. II is so far superior 10 the
large majority OF Its contemporaries
especially the alleged high class
comedies of the present day-that 70
compare II with most dramatic oer-
ings OF today Is a positive unkind'
ness TO the modern author.
No little share OF "The Rivals"
success is directly traeeable to the
handling OF Its characters by the ac-
tors engaged in it's presentation
The proof OF this assertion lies In the
fact that It's first fsilnre because OF
being poorly acted and its subsequent
success when In competent hands.
The comedy has been singularly for
tunate In being usually presented by
artists. who alone can extract the
daintles In the book and make them
mental nourishment. A great share
of its success can be traced 10 the
Jefferson family of thespians-five
generations OF whom have successive
ly appeared in the p,sy.
The late Joseph Jefferson was
probably more closely associated
with "The Rivals" than any other
actor. II was his favorite comedy FOR
nearly so years. How hiehly he re-
garded n can be realized In the
knowledge that OF all the enormous
fortune he left his sons, Joseph and
william w. efferson-nOthing stood
% highly in his estimation and moth
to . nrized more thoroughly by the
so0s 'Neo the honor In the legacy OF
bo'ng hiq ereeassors in continuing the
pley-to the honor and glory OF the
rnme and fp~'a ~ the JEFFERSON fam
~ ara 10 4he e''hcation OF the
theater-going pnh'ic.
Joseah end Wili'a~, w. JEFFERSON.
supported ~ a particularly capable
comnanv. VIII nresen' "The Rivals
with all The artistic thoroughness
evolved by the Ave generations OF
Jeffersons a. the Grand opera house
Friday evening.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-28
Western Financial Letter.

Chicago. Oct. 2S.-owing to the
pressure OF the demand for funds for
crop moving purposes there has been
a perceptible Tightening OF rates In
the money market both here and Ia
New York. Along with this has
come a little better demand for funds
In commercial lines but Il Is still in
hnitesimal compared with the other
and scarcely sufficiently worthy OF
note under ordinary circumstances.
But any demand for funds for com
mercial uses Is encouraging lust now
when everything In the industrial
world seems 10 be marking time,
awaiting the outcome OF the elec
tion.
The election result necessarily is
the dominating factor In the market
and promises 10 continue to be untIl
after election, now 40 near at hand
In advance OF the election returns Il
Is accepted In financial circles that
the next congress, whatever the pres
idential returns, will be more mod
crate In Its legislation and attempted
legislation than have been the last
tfo congresses. IL Is the conviction
OF men who have taken elaborate
pains 10 find out, that the temper OF
the public Is more conservative and
VIII prompt members OF congress to
repress the form OF legislation which
Is framed more for Vote-getting
rather than with due regard for the
interest of the public. Such bills for
instance as several introduced at the
last session demanding a ban upon
the present system OF future trading
on the grain and cotton exchanges
are not expected To meet with so
much encouragement this winter |
congressional elections being over. |
This Is Important all along the line |
because the present system OF crop |
moving Is based on sales for future !
delivery, an evolution OF so years.
The crop moving sea son is rapidly |
Increasing the earnings of railways |
west and will benefit thoseof eastern |
lines. The bulletins and reports
covering earnings are awakening re-
newed interest In railroad securities. |
In financial the crop moving the
In financing the crop moving the
surplus In exce~s OF the legal reserve
requirements OF the associated banks
Of New York Is brought now 10 the
lowest point since February 29. but
the Surplus in the Chicago banks has
not been materially affected. Ac-
'ording TO the data furnished by the
OF the currency this week
here has been an Increase In the de-
posits held by the national banks.
rhe individual deD0sits az the last
all sggregated s173.5S3,957 more
han the total for July Is of this (,
rear ana s22a n99.763 more than on
,n~psf %. 1907. The loan item was
greater than in July /
md 2,02S,762 greater than reflect
a BY the report OF August 20. a year 4
lgo, which was the last call before
he panic
The individual deposits In az
,anks IN the country at the close of
he at fscal year aggregated slx
Ts4,51l.16s. against sls'oss'ss9