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The Washington times., 1909-01-22

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IncE saw his eyes open wide and then
q light of great fov ebone In his face
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.BELYEDERES AGAIN
IN A. A. j. RANKS
Their Suspension Lifted at
Meeting Today of Regis
tratiOn Committee.

Al a special meeting i'm Baltimore this
morning OF the registration committee
or the South Atlantic Association Of the
Amateur Athletic Union. the BelEedere
basketball team OF Baltimore. which
will play the Washington Y. ST. c. A.
I'm rhis city tomorrow night, in the y
IT. G.. A. gymnasium, was reinstated ia
the A. A. T..
The Ee.Eeoeres were suspended be
cause they PLAYED a man named Siebber
against the Washington y. NJ. e.. A.
last week Investigation disclosed that
s.saber was "a professional baseball
player vino had been with Richmond
fro the Virginia League, and was ineli-
s#bGa to compete in amateur events.
Why Doc was played was not explained
u Baltimore today. but nouclhsIess tle
ErI-.dora= made such strong aTsl-
uaur fgefr suspension was uGcds and
they VIII ue permitted TO nh their date
tomorrow. They also promised TO pay
strict attention 40 the matter of OBJ
tanning sanctions for all their games.
end also 600 the matter Hl registering
heir men IH the a. A. r..
The raiuSratet team Is one of tine
strongest Hu the SOUTH and even with
out Elaaher II the Washington y H.
G.. A. hopes rg vIa- lr w-N have 60 go All
"a rapid gait
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SANFORD o FaAtsAA-A. Sew York ave
CHAS q. HORN UNG- ClEEtiaua PlarEr7--,y
sw. cor. 9th and 81 s-s. nv. Phone n 80
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and PA. ave.
Phone M 1870.
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. u-h and Park
l. 7 TAYLOE, cor. sh and p s-z. NV.
Phone -. -J6--
II. a vEnCH. 2oth and N SIS. nw. Phone
y. v. POrTIE. sss Brgatvood ave. Phone
slELTHY's PHARMACY. 1867 Calvert 8.
AlArTEGLY's PHARMACY. 18th and T..
Il T. BUTTS PHARAlACY. sra zt and
Hassa acIuse-ts ave. uW. Phone b. s6aa
NARNOLD, 2f5L 18Th ST. NV. Phone NJ e5ar
QUIGLET'S FHARLACE. zIst and q 80
NV Phone ". COS
r.. H. HOWARD. 18Th ami ET- Phone n sfat
GgLDENBERG' S. s-h and is zlz. uH. P559z
A. 3all-
space Phone ST. ,l1a. ,7'
GEEEEE5 CAPITAL. a ID y E TFzr,r-
AGENCY. u35 10th ST.. lrr. Phone n Esag
s. T. McMIeHAEL. Cigar store Iftr an -
NV Phone a. 1853.
j. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 9Th ST. rgs-,z.
Island ave. and T. st. NV Phone ~ 5-Sl
GES5FCRD'S FHAELACE, gth and rr 80 ET-
Phone n. 1855
Phone l. G4A -"'
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CHAPTER XLII (Cont'd).
THAI HOODOO AHAIN.

EkN hal can VIC NN- ''''f+.', "
wv s.a58ao. 68s til, manage.
shouted. Nothing Even
If we had an actress for the part ii
would take at least a week to get hcT
up#u it. OH, this is awful"
suddenly Langdon pushed through
the awe-stricken gathering and, feel
ing hls way to LETTERS side. seized
him eNcitedIy by the arm.
'I have it, I know who can help you
out ae cried.
The manager stopped and stared at
the blind man
"Who2r he asked. but with no nope
IN his tones.
Miss Bowling" Langdon replied.
She is in town-the play she vas out
with closed last week"
And wasn't she the leading woman
IN the Webster production q" Lefher
was now al excitement
Yes, and she knows every line OF
her part. A few hours OF rehearsal
Where is she?" the manager cried
eagerly. Send messengers. TeIe-
ph0nei Telegraph Anything but get
her here as soon as possible. Not a
minute is to be lost. Are you sure she
is 10 town
Yes, because a friend Of ours met
her only yesterday. and was telling us
about II last night"
Then Wen get the play on after
ALL" The manager laughed as he added.
III we do it's more stuff for Perkins.
Say, things just seem TO slide right up
to that fellow"
a messenger was hurriedIy dispatched
TO Miss BowIings home, and within half
an hour she appeared at the theater,
flushed and excited. The cause of the
sudden call was quickly explained. and
to the surprise Of all she declared that
one reading OF the pa~t would be sufi-
cieut TO recall all the lines.
The company waited while she went
through the manuscript Meanwhile
the wardrobe room was set TO work
making changes in the costumes.
Miss Bowling went through the re-
hearsal with only two mistakes, and
they would not have been apparent to
an audience. Letter was Overj0yed. ana
to make doubIy certain insisted upon a
second rehearsal.
This went of without a hitch. ana the
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FOR SALE---A GOOD MAN
NOT AFRAID OF WORK
Helper Of the Poor Hits Upon Novel Plan to Find En-
pIOyment for Machinist Long Unemployed Twill
Bind Himself Out for Number Of Years

man does not drink. but be does smoke.
He smokes a pipe and viii add an extra
hour SO many days "a week 20 his work
iug time II the purchaser viii provide
tobacco. 4 win provide the pipe"
The agreements between the man ~no
is sold and the one who buys him viii
bc drawn up I'm writing, $50 that there
viii be no hitch, and the -apcr viii be
duly witnessed When 1T is signed the
purchaser may take his purchase away.
The prospective buyer is warned that
the man 10 be sold has not q penny.
THE last cent was spent for food ON
January 10 ID I6 that time me had
visited more than 200 shops which had
advertised for help. i'm most of them
from 80 to 200 men were waiting for
Jobs He has kept "a record OK these
places and viii be glad to show It,
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Wv YORK- Lan- p


FOR SALE-A man. forty-three years Old 3
feet inches tail. weight 150 pounds. sound
-u limb easily driven won 2 shy az Work.
l0 reasonable offer refused This is no fake.
.iEh person VIII find bargain Apply tg
=. ~. DLDIGHLiN. No Ia3 Carroll steeei
ANY person wishing % buy outright for
a term of years. TO be duly stipulated
In q bond, a man who. up TO the time
Of the panic. was able TO earn S25 a
week 5u machine shop. viii get a bar
gain by answering the above advertise
meut. which appears I'm the For Sale
columns Of a morning paper
II O.LouehIin fails TO fnd Q purchaser
soon he viii auction the man Off In
THIS event the auction viii be bona fde.
and the man viii be Knocked Gown TO
the highest bidder.
Is Bona Eide Offer
Mr. OI0uruIiu. who is secretary ~
the Park Slope board Cr trade and "a
prominent member of the Brooklyn
Economic Society. said that ne was not
Offering a man for sale 10 create a sem
saton. lie finds the times so hard that
this is the only move left
This man came TO me two DAYS ago
after me had tried TO get work for over
nine months" he said. land ne asked
my help. AT one time and another. Z
have obtained positions Tor men. and
4 suppose some one told him 10 come TO
wa. AT any rate. he came. { said 7
saw u0 chance. Then sell me- he
said. I thought the matter over and
decided % help him out Hence. the
advertisement
.Tf + ana satisfied with the purchaser.
bargain can be quickly struck Z
know the man 10 DE honest. sound and
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BUCK DEER IS DROWNED.

mIIIEILIE. n. j. Jan. Z2--Hard-
pressed by hounds q big buck deer at
tempted ta CROSS Bugkschutom creek
upon the ice. but. breaking through. was
drowned A message was sent 30 the
game wardcns. but before they could
reach the place some one had stolen
the carcass
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Iln HoIden - - -.

~ n tramp 90 s bonn yuu extended %
kindness suddenly died 0H y0uT
hands, would SOU fee thc spot and
leave his body to its fate, OF would
SOU seek to have some decent respect
paid 90 the IifeIesa cIays Read about
what Jim Holden dIh, lH tHc new
serial story, "Tbc Burden of Proof,
fhst beEius iu The Times tomorrow,
snd find out the awful train of con-
sequences that arose thcrcfr0m.
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company was dismissed until the even
ing performance.
You saved my life, LauEdon.' Lef-
fer exclaimed as the three men left the
theatcr.
When Faushaw parted from Laugdon
he exclaimed fervenuy. Thank heaven,
there is no horse used i'm this produc-
fiou-'
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All other cIassiucatious. I5 cents a Hne;
times 10 cents a llu5-Iu iuluum. lines.
PERSONAL, - cents a line any number OF
times.
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Advertisements viii Dee accepted AT
any OF the following branch Offices
al regular Office rates. If it is fR-
convenient 10 leave advertisements
at either branch OfICe or The Times
Business Office they may be teIe.
pbOned direct TO Che Times CHain
526O), and a messenger viii call 70
collect.
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BY EESPECTABLE e1Isra8 sri. place -
waitress iu private family on cafe f.1 -
st. N W. l
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Wants Eight-Hour Day.

agree to au cight-L0ur day" said
D-LrlglUu. "but 7 viii not press that
point too hard If necessary. the day
viii DE Increased 20 eleven hours. This
The Washington times., 1909-01-22

BODY TED<ER- R-FNn+r.u.al ar coats
WEST END LAUNDRY. 1923 Pa. ave.
Ja-o-5t
BprN WoEk-EEperr and apprentices. paid
Wnilo earning. ..0 18Th So n. ~. 1a1-1f
Capable ,DLUEEu WOMAN rar aanaT4I
pin. d.
CUAAfBERAIAIn assist az waiting. rsHg-
renoed none other need applys stay nights
. Grant place. ~
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Next TO tuberculosis Among
Causes of Death i'm
the District.
HIGH MORTALITY
AMONG CHILDREN
Annual Report of Health Depart
ment Is Filled With
Data.

With the exception of tuberculosis,
pneumonia was responsible for more
deaths in the District during the fiscal
year ended June so, 1905, than any other
disease, according to the annual report
OF Health Onicer w G.. Woodward
There were $50 deaths from pneu-
monia In 1907. In reference TO the dis
ease the report says.
The germ that causes pneumonia is
so widely spread that it is almost i'm
possible 10 avoid it. and the develop
ment OF the disease seems TO depend
rather upon the physical condition of
the individual In whom the germ finds
lodgment than upon the bare presence
ot the germ itself Given q good vigor-
Gus body. and the germ viii not develop
50 as TO cause disease But given a
body whose vital forces are either per-
nLanently or temporarily below par. and
Ia event OF Infection disease readily de-
N5lops. IT, therefore, his financial cir
CunSJauCes permit the individual can
90 much 10 protect himself and those
dependent upon him, but the Govern
me mt, beyond teaching him how TO ac-
Somplish this result, can accomplish but
little
Infant Mortality
Infant mortality is discussed at length
by the Health officer. During the cal
endar year 1907. l125 deaths or children
Of less than one year Of age occurred in
the District This represents approNi-
mately 16 per cent of all recorded births
a certain part of these are known TO be
preventabIe.
THE influence of the coIoIed popuIa-
tion of the District ON it's general death
rate is about as bad as usual SAYS the
report. THE ColOred population in 1907
made up % per cent of the population
but contributed 42.59 per cent of all
deaths The CoiOTed death rate was
&E, the white was l5.55
Doubtless excessive mortality among
our COlOTed people IS due Iu part 90 bad
food, clothing bad housing. ignorance
and poverty, and to that extent it may
ee said TO be preVentable. But, appar-
entity. II IS due iu part to present racial
unftness for the life 10 which they are
now subjected
Peril in Old Wells.
The Health Officer refers 10 the neccs-
EiJy OF obtaining an early appropriation
for replacing all shallow wells by prop
erIy constructed deep wells.
A large part of the report Is devoted
10 the milk supply of the District, which
was furnished by q0f farms. So in the
District, 302 i'm Virginia, 5l4 in Mary
land. u in Pennsylvania and 10 I'm New
Or Woodward begins and ends his re-
port with a plea for larger appropTla-
lions for the Health Department
$50 far as relates TO the work OF the
department says the report 'Et is inn
possible now 10 keep any efficient over
sight OF the net results which lL ac-
.eompiishee toward the end for. which
% was created-that IS, toward the pro
lection Of public health In the ursC
place the number of clerks ana lnSpeC-
tors In the service Of the department IS
not sufficiently great i'm the second
y . u = I. /.
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TO THE LADIES.

H. H PULPIT Prop. John Hess Mana
GER Reliable Umbrella and Ezra=aE Maker.
rsuaIrluE and recovering speciality. Crave.
natte. gloria. and silk. So a. u e.. d. IS.
MRS NORRIS. 900 IztH ST. un
ladies' and Eeurs dining rooms. excellent
meals amy kind dessert only 1l-- comfortable
and cIeau5 ladies rum zaues everything strict
lv fresh. al--zl. .-r-r.L
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AUT0MOBIIE OuTING.

OPEN AND CLOSED #passeuEer cars Sl
hour. G-pa sseuEer. "a hour LIAIAERlLAE &
hENNEALLI. 1902 1Ith st. NV. North i6o5-
deIQ-Lt
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THE RIGHT MAN
WANTED.


Fr..r he r~r--rr#- and .ar...r- -.-.
cad 4r7ss-snra T.hrrar .-.-,--5......
-.sF 40 -e.r......r r= r.--.-r-ef -.....4-.-.
surauo6. Man Nl-l experience iu thiz or
similar Inc preferred An unusual upn0r-
fHlif lH connect WIN am Office handling
absolutely the best 01iaiuau-a insurance
CONSENT --... publ ig.'. demand address BoE
--Tf-1 rrF-r.rrr-s- zrg ..rr. r.-- H. 7--
-asra rss- rrrr n u-
s-.a.sE. ,4lI ISL. 5T' g'< ~..' knowledge of same
Ez-7zTT-T- F=EFEzE-T5 T-- ---------.--- -------
s-..r t-..I.- ... ID -srr--..., e.., ~ L 7..-
- - - ----- w. - --
NI-i-E. EAi-bli, $40 week guaranteed. Iao9
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18TH ST NV. 1z#f-For gent. sunny FUR
nished rooms within a few blocks OF dupont
Circle raEl--.
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FOR RENT
Furnished OF UNFINISHED Rooms

MERIDIAN SIT E- vs.. ia#-t7a nice room.
-.r.E-raf or uHElrufsl.H- uHU house. raHI|.
Of TWO. 5a--..
r 4- >.l. sgI-Faru.=Hal or uufuuiera.
.F door Hat. g Iarsa ra.u=s water ln room.
ra-L-El
The Washington times., 1909-01-22

The Washington Times makes
special Cash-in-advance rates for
Classified Advertising.
CLASS A
one cent a. word each insertion. ATLDIrr171
charge. 10 CenLH-
CLASS b
Three times within one week. - cents "a
llnes times, cgussegtivsly. 90 cents a line
Minimum space, lines
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Old GOId, Silver, Diamonds
FOR REET-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

G. ST. NV. zs3-I.arEe nicely furnished Well
heated rooms centrally lacste5s gentlemen
preferred. 7aEI--t
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-07
THOMPSON WINNING
OVER DISASTER
SANDERS COUNTY SEAT IS RISING
FROM THE ASHES INTO
PROSPERITY.
Staff Correspondence.

stall correspondence.
Thompson. Nov. 6.-The county seat
of Sanders Is sharing in the general
prosperity which pervades western
Montana. There is Il iiye,ier aspect
To the town than there has heen since
the fire Il year ago. which swept over
the center of the town and left of
more than Il block of business build
ings only smoking ashes. The rebuild
ing of the burned district has been
held UP. pending the determination of
some matters which have an impor-
tant bearing upon the future of the
town. The fact that rebuilding has
begun and that IL is Of Il substantial
nature is one Indication thta these
matters have been settled right for
To make up for the months of in
activity that followed the big fire. In
addition tn the building that has been
started in the business district. there
are other improvements under way
On the hill, where the new part of town
is being built, good start has been
made at street grading and the de-
lightful residences that are located
among the pines will soon have an-
pro-: worthy of their beauty and
attractixeness. On the flat, opposite
the court house and overlooking the
river. the water company Is erecting
a large headquarters building and Fl
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-07
Free Remedy Cures a
Lifelong Constipation

There may be people who are chron-
icaily constipated who still doubt that
there is cure for them. but to con-
vince themselves that there is hope
they have only to write for a free
sample of remedy that is curing
hundreds of people every day who
had been constipated all their life
long, And this convincing proof
will cost no one a cent.
The remedy that Is doing wonderful
work IN the cure of constipation is Or.
caldwelfs Syrup Pepsin. and anyone
can obtain a bottle for ttIal by sendin.
name and address to Dr. Caldwell
Thousands of people have come TO use
this remedy In troubles of the stomach.
liver and bowels by first obtaining a
free sample from DIR. Caldwell. II is by
all odds the ideal laxative for the cure
of stubborn constipation, liver trouble.
sick headache and such complaints be-
cause il not only relieves the distress,
but il strengthens the stomach and
bowel muscles and coaxes them into
the habit Of doing their work regularly
again. and that Is the ideal cure In
this way IL Is permanent in its results,
which cannon be said Of eatharsie tab
lets and pills. or OF salts and purgative
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-07
MARKET MOVEMENTS
OF THE DAY

New York, Nov. s-Misgivings
over the money outlook We're as much
responsible as anything else for the
downward tendency of prices of
stocks today. The feeling over the
money situation is based not 50 much
on the actual tone of the money mar
ket as on the suspicion of the active
measures necessary on the part of the
capitalist tn conserve such ease in
money rates as has been secured thus
far. . per cent minimum in the
discount rate both by the Bank of
England and by the Imperial Bank
Of Germany caused renewed discus
sion. The result of such a rate
would probably be the dislodgment of
credits on which the New York mar
ket Is relying to carry through the
fail with ease
The further pressure on peansyl-
wanna toda. in connection with the
offering of new stock mt par WAS Il
factor in keeping alive an uneasy feel
ing over money market resources.
More consideration was given today
to the weeks loss in cash by the
banks indicated by yesterdays pre-
liminary estimates. There were pre-
mentions also that the loan estimate
for the forthcoming statement would
show the effect Of the large receipts
of homecoming securities from for
eign markets. Large Withdrawals of
gold from the Bank of England for
shipment To Egypt emphasized the
impression Of the hardening of the
worlds money markets.
Stocks had n substantial recovery
on short covering. induced by deniais
of positive reports that an advance
in the German bank rate M Monday
had been determined. The hank
statement showed over $1,000. 900 ae-
tuai loss of cash and the loan ex-
pansion served to swell the deposit
liabilities as well. The surplus is re-
dnced sS.s7S.ss0 by the average of
s5.0t2,5s5.
Bonds We're irregular Total sales.
tpar valued. si.10.o00
United States rs have declined Il
per cent on cali, during the week.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-07

waters. for these are at best only tenn
porary reliefs-
First OF all DR. Caldwell urges the
beginner to send for a free sample bot
tie as In that way he can best prove
his claims. Then. the remedy being
taken and the doctors claims proved.
you can go to your druggist and buy IL
In the regular way AT fifty cents and
one dollar q bottle. II Is not only use
full to yourself but 10 every member
Of the family. since you can never tell
when the youngest or the oldest will
need a laxative. Mr.. F. Rheam Of Sem
eca. Mo-. and Mrs. s. A. Branstitter Of
chickasha. Ok. always have DIR. cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin in the house for
the use OF the entire family. and both
started modestly and skeptically on
free sample bottle. Send for one and
try il. il you have not used It before.
DR. Caldwell personally viii be pleased
10 give you any medical advice YOU may
desire for yourself or family pertaining
to the stomach. liver or bowels ahso-
lutely free of charge. Explain your
case in a letter and he will reply TO
you in detail For the free sample
simply send your name and address on
a postal card or otherwise For either
REQUEST the doctors address is DIR. w.
Il. Caldwell RIFT Caldwell building.
Moaticello. III.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-07
JAILED FOR CONSPIRACY.

Seattle. Say. ga. $. Erickson.
president af the so-cailed milk trust.
otherwise known as the Seattle Retail
Milk Dealers association, was taken
to the county Jail today to serve a
term Of 10 days Imprisonment for hay
ing eons2trsa to increase the price Of
milk Erickson MAS tried and con-
sietea two years ago and sentenced to
a Jail term and To pay fine of $500.
The case was fought through the SUI
nersar court, which today returned
r.mittitnr unfolding Erieksa,.s CON
sieiion. A deputy sheriff: arrested him
and lie began his term in Jail.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-07

ment going on here these days. George
Goode Is extending his farming opera
tions by the reclamation of new land
Bob rutherford Is cleaning large
tract OF stump land and has more than
hundred men at work. There are
some good farms I'm this part of
Sanders county. but there has not been
enough attention given to orchard cui-
ture. The orchard men down this way
find 1t difficult To believe the state
ments OF orchard production in the
Bitter Root. merely because they do
no realize the methods of cultivation
that have been followed I'm the upper
valley. The season here is milder
tude Is much less and the rainfall is
greater. but the farmers are no; able
To equal the yields of the Bitter Root.
even with natural conditions sn much
In their favor. The reason for this is
10 be found in the fact that the Bitter
Root farmer has learned the lesson
of intensive cultivation. The land
down here does not present the diff
cnlties In the way of clearing that are
found I'm the upper Bitter Root and
one of these days somebody who
knows how Will discover the clark's
Fork valley. as Mr.. Moody discovered
the Bitter Root Then there will b.
something doing In the orchard line.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-07

and the price OF that option adj
sancea nearly cents from the low
point Of the day. The np-turn oc-
Cured during the final hour and at
the close prices We're almost at the
top notch. December closing at sf03,
after ranging between sl.01I and
Sl03is.
The bulge IN wheat caused mod
crate firmness in corn during the late
trailing and resulted in net gains OF
II To isai AT the close.
The trade \ oats. Mas duh. Prices
closed shade lower to shade
higher.
Provisions closed Sc higher to %
1i.c lower than yesterday.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-07
Weekly Bank Statement.

New York. Nax. 1.-THE statement
OF the clearing house banks for the
week Of five days in as follows:
Loans. si.246. vi. 400. increase. Sl3.-
ena.ao0: deposits. s1ail. i60. 500; in
crease. s7.iis.2na. circulation, 353.21S.-
500: increase. s1i2.5oo; legal tenders,
s6s.ss 400. decrease. sa.5as. 500. specie.
seis.s.s.3oo: decrease. st.4Sa. 200: re-
serve. ssi5. .o7..oo: decrease. Ss,eo5.-
700: reserve required. $40. s65. les; in
crease. sl.s6i.s5n: surplus. S5.O4a. ss5;
decrease. ss.sss.25o: ex-United States
deposits. s5.sis.sas; decrease, $S.S..,S50.