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Stocks, Cotton, Grain and MANY ROADS HOLD EVEN - ,IN WALL STREET TODAY. (By Leased Wire to The Times.) New York, July 18. A feature of the opening of the stock market was the number of shares that were un changed. Including Union Pacific, Steel common' and preferred, Penn sylvania, Brooklyn Transit and Lo coomtlve. Missouri Pacific opened lower 1 per cent. Baltimore & Ohio was down , and Atchison and Ana conda were lower. Erie and New York Centra were ' higher, and St. Paul, Northern Pacific, Southern Pacific and7 Canadian Pacific were higher. ' ' : New York Closing Stock List. (By Leased Wire to The Times.) Atchison ". . Baltimore & Ohio Iv ..86 ..91 ..168 ..156 .. 30 ... 20 ..109 ..65 ..106 ..124 ..116 .. 29 ..140 .. 91 ..152 .. 12 .. 17 ..11 ..31 ..133 .. 92 .. 70 .. 38 .. 61 .. 96 . 84 Canadian Pacific ...... Chicago & Northwestern Colorado Southern .... Erie . .. ... . .'. ...... . , Louisville & Nashville ; Missouri Pacific New York Central Pennsylvania Reading .. ... . Rock Island pfd. St. Paul . . ... Southern Pacific Union Pacific . , . I- Wabash . , . . ... ... . . . . Wisconsin Central . . . ..... Interboro-Metropolitan , . . Interboro-Metropolitan pfd. Great Northern '. . '-.. . . . Miscellaneous. Atlantic Coast Line . . Amalgamated Copper . . , American Car & Foundry . , American Locomotive . American Tobacco pfd . . . Am. Smelting & Refining . . Am. Smelting & Refining pfd Brooklyn Rapid Transit . ",. , Colorado Fuel & Iron . . General Electric National Biscuit . . . . . . . . , National Lead . . ......... Pacific Mall . . . . . . . . . . . , People's Gas . . ......... Pressed Steel Car . . Slos-Sheffleld Steel . . Southern Pacific pfd . . . . . Sugar . . ... . . . . . . . ... United States Steel . . . . . . . United States Steel pfd . . . Western Union . ......... Mackay's pfd . . ......... Va.-Carolina Chemical . . . . Westlnghouse, Electric ,. r. . .101 . 50 . 31 .143 .86 . 69 .26 .95 .30 .59 .119 .131 .44 .108 . 55 . 66 . 25 .60 LIVERPOOL STRENGTH SENDS WHEAT UP SMALL FRACTION (By' Leased Wire to The Times.) Chicago, July 18 Wheat opened higher, 'selling to c above yes terday, being Influenced chiefly bj strength at Liverpool in the face of our decline yesterday. More or lest profittaklng on the bulge caused mod erate reaction. Opening: Wheat, Sept., 91 tc ; corn, Sept., 76 to ; oats: Sept., 43 to ; pork, Sept. 16. 1C to 16.00: lard. Sept., 9.45; ribs Sept., 9.00 to 8.95. Quotations ranged as follows: Wheat: Open. High. Low. Close July.. .. Sept.. .. Dec... .. Corn: July.. Sept... .. Dec... .. Oats: July.. .. Sept... ... Dec... .. Pork: July .. ... Sept... .. Oct. .. Lard: July .. .. Sept.. .. Oct. .. .." Ribs: July ... ,; Sept... .. Oct. .. .. 90 90 90 90 91 91 90 , 90 93 93 92 92 76 76: 75 76 76 76 76 75 62 62 61 V2 61 52 60 61 43 43 ; 42 43 43 43 43 43 15.62 15.70 16.10 16.10 16.00 14.10 16.62 15.70 16.65 15.80 15.70 16.87K 9.27 9.37 9.47 9.66 9.47 9.67 9.32 9.42 9.45 8.67H 9.00 8.97 9.00 1 9.02 8.80 8.87 8.82 Vj 8.9 i New York Bank Statement. (By Leased Wire to The Times.) New York July 18. Clearing house members, average condition, changes as compared with last week: Surplus (old) Increase 15,675,150 surplus (new) increased 1 5,005,575; loans Increased $8,875,500; specie increased, 18,671,700; legal tenders. Increased, 11,481,700; deposits in creasd $17,711,000; circulation de creased $168,400; United States de posits, decreased $2,678,300; total loans .$1,264,688,300; total reserve . $a26,60,309 surplus $62,728,400; surplus, not counting reserves against United States deposits, $56,- 228,825. Cotton Seed Oil. (By Leased Wire to The Times) - New York, July 18. Cotton seed oil prices, absed on prime yellow, Opening. . Closing. July . ..44V, 46 44A4t?45H Aug. . .. 44 '45 44 44H Sept. . . . 44UG44H 44 44H Oct. .. . , 40tt 340H Market closed easr; sales .4,000 barrels. . . . . STS BY WIRE! NEW YORK COTTON FAIIRLY . ACTIVE, PRICE IRREGULAR. (By Leased Wire to The Times.) New York, July 18. Trade at the opening of the cotten market was fair. ly active and Drfeea Jwer Irrpe-iilnr. The late positions were steadier, due to reports of crop deterioration. After the call October increased Jts advance, but business became, quieter. The weather in the belt was generally clear and temperatures were seasonable. - Opening prices: July, 9.409.45; Aug ust, 9.319.32; September, none; Octo ber, 9.26; November, 9.13S.14; January, ).089.09; February, ; March, 9.075S J.08; April, May, offered 9.10; June, 'Market steady. V " . - Open. High. Low. Close. Tuly.. .. .. 9.40 9.40 9.S5 9.4 AUg... 9.82 9.34 9.32 9.32 Sept 9.31 Oct 9.27 9.31 9.27 "; 9.28 Nov.., ., .; .... : .... .... : 9.10 Dec... .. .. 9.14 9.15 9.11 9.11 Jan... '-.. .. 9.08 9.08 9.06 9.06 Feb... .. .. .... ........ 9.06 March .. .. 9.07 9.07 9.07 9.06 Market closed steady. New York Bar Sliver. (By Leased Wire to The Times.) New York, July 18. Commercial bar silver, 53 1-4; Mexican dollars, 45, un changed. .'-. LITTLE DOING IN SPOT. Few Small Orders, But Most Bayers Are Out of Market. (By Leased Wire to The Times) New Orleans, L... July 18. The spot cotton market showed no appreciable change In conditions today. There were a few small orders on hand for execution, but as a rule buyers are out of the market and, as the mill demand, especially from the other side, has about petered out, expect to remain so for the remainder of the expiring season. '; .; Present onWing are fairly large but not particularly desirable, in that there Is hardly any middling or strict mid dling available, and what little de mand there Is appears to run. almost entirely to those grades. Prices today were possibly a shade steadier than during yesterday, but even then fac tors' concessions of l-18cl-8c from the board level are necessary to the con summation of trades. Future contracts were without defi nite trend or Interest today, The open ing was three points up on the new crop, but thereafter prices moved back and forth listlessly over a narrow range, and on the noon closing stood it an almost exact level with yester day's figures. - . . Open. . High. , 10.87 - 10.87 ..' 10.00 ' 10.00 Low. .10.87 '.; 10.00 9.60 9.26 Close. 9.55 9.28 9.19 9.18 9.19 July.. Aug. .. Sept. .. 9.60 9.30 9.60 9.32 9.22 . 9.19 Oct. .. Nov... Dec... 9.22 9.19 9.15 9.19 Jan... Market closed steady. LIVERPOOL SPOT CONTINUES DULL. WITH PRICES STEADY. (By Cable to The Times.) Liverpool, July 18. Spot cotton dull, prices steady; middling 6.12; sales 2,000, of which 1,600 were American and 200 for speculation and export; receipts 300, all Ameri can; futures opened barely steady and closed irregular. Open. Close. 6.66 6.63 5.33 6.15 6.03 6.00 4.98 4.99 5.00 5.00 July . . . 5.66 5.61 6.30 5.11 6.05 5.01 4-96 4.99 6.01 6.00 . July-Aug. . , Aug.-Sept. . Sept-Oct. . Oct.-Nov. . . Dec.-Jan. . . Jan.-Feb. Peb.-March . March-April April-May . Raleigh Cotton Market Best grade, 11 c. Off grades, 8 to 10 c. Receipts today, 8 bales. New York Money Market. (By Leased Wire to The Times) New York, July 18 Money on 38.11. nothing said; sterling exchange, (86 to 488, with actual business in bankers bill at 487 to 488 for de mand and 485.75 to .85 for 60 day bills. Cotton Port Receipts Today. 'Rv leased Wire to The Times.) New York, July 18. Cotton port receipts were as follows: New Orleans, 896 against 50: Gal veston, 2,448 against 848; Mobile, 35.4 against 6; Savannah, 238 against 201; Wilmington, 21 against 1; Norfolk, 207 against 140; Boston, 18 against 0; Philadelphia, 0 against 60; Pacific Coast, 0 against 103; various, 20 against 0. Totals. 4,228 against 747.' . "' r - . '. Interior Receipts: Houston, 0 against 1,025; August, 0 agalnBt 0; Memphis, 1,098 against 145; St. Louis, 0 against 166; Cincinnati, 0 against ' 240. Total,' 1.093 against 1,576. t ' Bert Barber, of Elton, Wta., tays "I have only taken four doses of De- Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills and they have done for toe more than any other medicine has ever done." Sold by Klng-Crowell Drug Co. Provisions. Slate Militia is in Command (Continued From First Page. ! load ' deputy sheriffs and the mor- tally wounding of one of them. He now regards the situation-as very serious and declares he will use the entire military power of the state, If necessary, to preserve order. ; Operators For Open Shop. . . I The coal operators renew their In tention to maintain the open shop at all hazards. Eight small commercial ; mines have signed the union wage scale. " The vicinity of the mines bristles with the camps of union miners, -who walk around with shotguns on their shoulders. To while away the time the villagers are having arbor meet-' ings, revivals, baseball tourneys and pic-nics. - The strikers are perfectly comfortable. ; ' . The strikers, having scored many points of advantage, are optimistic. They claim to have added 8,000 men to a nucleus on July 1 of 4,000. Not since 1894, when Gov. Jones brought the entire military forces of the state here, has ther mine situation been as critical. One-half dozen deaths have already occurred. r The strikers or their sympathizers have searched all trains for strike breakers. Before the expiration of 24 hours it is not improbable that every military company In Jefferson county and the entire Alabama caval ry squadron will be patrolling the mining regions in an effort to pre serve order after the outbreaks of the last two days and the critical sus pense which was ererywhe evidtnt last night. Sheriff Asks For Cavalry. Sheriff Higdon has asked Gov. Comer to order the cavalry encamp ment of the Alabama squadron moved from Montgomery to Birmingham, having the men here at a moment's notice to give aid. The cavalry squadron consists of Troop D, Birm inghom, and troops from Camden, Montgomery and Selma. The men are equipped with army rifles, re placing the old carbines, but they are drilling at Montgomery dismounted. No More "Shotgun Meetings." Sheriff Hidgon's idea in bringing them here is to have them replace or co-operate with special deputies in sections where marked hostility has been shown the officers and to do mounted patrol duty over the county. Sheriff Hldgon announces positively that no more meetings of armed men with shotguns and rifles will be tol erated. He states that he will order arrests In all such cases reported, and that the military will be instruct ed accordingly. Major Ledbetter has arrived at the military camp at Blossberg, and or der out of chaos is reported from there. The men are fast getting down to service conditions. A number of wires are reported to have been cut by unknown parties in the vicinity of Pratt City. Are Strikers Tapping Wires. The alarming frequency with which every move of the authorities, no matter how carefully planned, be comes public property among the strikers and their sympathizers loads officials at the front to believe that a regular system of wire-tapping is In vogue. BIG DETROIT BROKERAGE FIRM GOES TO WALL : (By Leased Wire to The Times.) Detroit, Mich., July 18 with a crash Involving liabilities of half a million dollars in excess of assets, the big brokerage firm of Cameron Cur- rle tc Co., went to the wall this morn ing, involving banks.-lnveators and speculators generally. The firm was the largest In this section of the country. : Fred Austin was named receiver for the firm by Judge Mandell on pe tition of Cameron Currie, who alleges that his partner, Louis H. Case, has been careless in his conduct of the business and has accepted bad ac counts. Case In his answer admits most of Curria's allegations. Receiv er Austin is required to furnish a bond of $260,000. : The firm held memberships on both lue ew xora.ana. oosion siock e caanges. Baltimore Provision Market. . (By Leased Wire to The Times) Baltimore, Md., July 18. Flour, firm; winter patents, 435445; spring patents, 266 546. ' Corn, dull; spot mixed, . 70; No. 2, white, 82V4. i Wheat, firm; No. 2, red western, 8 l-4; southern on grade, 92!HS. Oats, steady; No. 2, mixed, W1. Rye: Steady; No. 2 western ex port, 88089. . . Butter: Firm; unchanged; fancy Imitation, do ladle, 17. Eggs: , 17. .;, Cheese. 20 21; do creamery, 25; 19 20; store packed, 17 Steady; unchanged, 17 Firm;, uncharged;, large, lltt; new large, mi. Sugar: Unchanged: ;oarsj lated, 5.60; fine, 5.60. granu- HOGS WEAK AND LOWER; - - . CATTLE REMAE UNCHANGED Union Stock Yards, Chicago, 111., . Hogs: Receipts, 14,b00; market weak, 5c. lower; balk, 6.60 to 6.80; light, 6.20 to 6.85: mixed and heavy, 6.25 to 6.85; rough, 6.26 to 6.55; yorkers, 6.70 to' 6.80; pigs, 6.30 to 6.20; good to choice heavy, 6.56 to 6.95. . . ' - l - ; Cattle: Receipts. 100; market un changed; beeves, 4.35 to 7.70; Texas steers, 3.50 to 6.60; western steers, 3.75 to 6.25; stockers and feeders, 2.75 to 4.60; cows and heifers, 2.25 to 5.90; calves. M0 to 6.75. , Sheep. Receipts,. 1,000; market steady; natives, 2.65 to 4.65; west ern, 2.75 to 4.60; yearlings, 4.40 to 5.20; , lambs, native and western, 4.50 to 6.85. lc. WANTS 1c. Classified advertisements for this column will be1 accepted at one cent per word for each Issue, CASH with the order. No ad vertisements wider this bead will be charged. No Adv. taken for less than 10 CENTS an inser tion. - ' lc. WANTS lc. WANTED. WANTED Washerwoman to take laundry for young men. Address "Y.," care Times office. It WANTED An experienced lady ste nographer and good book-keeper desires position In Raleigh, Sep tember 1st. Best references. vAd dress P. O. Box 316. 8 6t e o d FRESH FISH 15c, " J. B. Green Co. WANTED Twenty-five boys to sell The Evening Times. Apply to J. O. Barrett, Times office. 17 2t . BUTTER 25c. Lb. 9. B. Green Co. WANTED One hundred customers for one hundred cords of wood $3.00 per cord. S. J. Betts. WANTED Second hand road cart. Address, "Cart," care The Times office. 14 Mon-Wed-Frl. ,:. PINE APPLES 10 anti 12 V-'- Green Co. WANTED Agents for- ir 7 5c' and ?1 Ink Pencils. Huiutieds of pur agents make ' 6ltC 'ay. ' United Slates4Infc Viu&rtA" 8th St.. Philadelnhla. ' " i 18 It WANTED AT ONCE---T3U to join the Star Pressing Club, the best in the city, with tou t ears' experi ence. C. E. Taylor, Manager, 210 South Wilmington street, Capital City 'PhOne 880. 18-lt LADY SEWERS Make sanitary belts at home; materials furnish ed; S15 per hundred. Particulars . stamped envelope. Dept. 738, Dear born Specialty Co., Chicago.- LEMONS 20c. Doz. J. B. Green Co. WANTED Salesman to sell retail trade; $75 to $175 per month and expenses or commission. Experi ence unnecessary. Hermlngsen Cigar Co., Toledo, O. . 18 6t FISH ROE Green Co. 12)ic. Can. J. B. FOR SALE. SEASONED PINE $3.00 PER CORD. S. J. Betts. 18 It FOR SALE CHEAP Gasoline Port able Engine and Saw. Address Portable Engine, Box 133. 17 2t FISH! FISH I FISH! J. B. GREEN , 'Company..;.";-. FOR SALE Either a bay or gray horse. Both gentle. Any lady can drive. Apply to Kaplan Bros., 14 East Hareett Street. 17-2t NOW 18 THE TLME TO LAY IN your winter's supply of seasoned pine wood $3.00. S. J. Betts. 18 It FRESH FISH Green Co. 15c. BUNCH. J. B. FOR RENT. FOR RENT A new 7-roofn house with all modern conveniences, on South Salisbury street,, one block from postofflce. Ready August 1. Apply at house for Information 'Phone 333. , , 18 6t WHITE HOUSE TEA 7' Is just as good a White Honse Coffee. Trial Ten or Fifteen Cent , Can' at your Grocer. Note the dlfferenre. 1 TWO C0KC0BO BOYS SLASH EACH OTHER (Special to The Times.) -Concord, July' 18. A "1." .cutting scrape between two boys Robert Grant and Cllf Corzlne, occurred on the corner of Union and Depot streets last night about 8 o'clock. Grant doing the cutting. "Crozine has a cut in the back, also one In his left cheek, which is Bpllt open. He is not seriously hurt, the doctor says. -1 FILES CURED AT HOME BY NEW ABSORPTION METHOD. If son suffer from binding. Itching, blind or protruding Piles, send me your address, and I will tell you bow to core yourself at borne by the new absorption treatment; and will also send some of this borne treatment iree for trial, with references, from your own locality if requested. Immediate re lief and permanent cure assured. Send no money, but tell others of this offer. Writs today to lira. M. Bummers, Box F, Notre, Dame, Ind, BUY YOUR SUNDAY CIGARS SATURDAY AS WE ARE CLOSED SUNDAY. THE HICKS' "DRUG COMPANY, fiotb DA and your craving for liquor Is gone if you take the 1 MnUonnQ ITlVl&UllAsVU Cure There Is none like it offered anywhere outside of ! McKanna's. No Dangerous After Effects. Call or write McKANNA THREE-DAY LIQUOR CURE CO. Phone 184, REIDSYILLE, N. C. NEW AMSTERDAM HOTEL Inrorean Plan Room, with use of Bnth II and np. With prl. yale Uaiii t- one,2.W) lot two ana upwsia, New Baths and Plumbing ' Moit Coarertient Location in City From d Rtrwt rsllroail fwrlrs or Trom nrand Ce-iiral Stavou. Uke car direct to hotel i no - Special Bates Made HUBBARD BROS. SCO HANOVER SQUARE. NEW YORK. MEMBERS of New York Cotton Ex change, New Orleans Cotton Ex change, Associate Members Llvar pool Cotton Association. ORDERS SOLICITED For, the pur chase and sale of cotton for future delivery. Correspondence invited VvAKECOUKTY a nkir e BANK yvTf'r INTEREST, 'COMPOUNDED' I VMMNMl&llY ""-T i . X ru i i Youft'ctposrr TB.CiowDtR.PlietKTj 1 W.BWMLS A PRtsooo? J J W W.VAS5. uZx J Pbonea. t I 4th Ave. A k "st'.' history STANDS Safety to B Depositors. ' Axlcomssoflartoa to CHAS. E. JOHNSON, , Preaddaat. THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK, , . . ., CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, ajaOO.OOO.OO RALEIGO, N.- C. ;-.:. .'.. OFFICERS ; B. S. JERMAN, Pres.? A- A. THOMPSON, Vlce-Pres.j H. W. JACK SON, Cashier; E. B. CROW, Assist. Cashier; t. J. Thomas, Chmn Board of Directors; 3. E. SHEPHERD, Attorney. ' a DIRECTORS: . . -:v-:i 3.3. Thomas, Chairman of Boardr Atf'A. Thompson, President Ral eigh Cotton Mills; Carey 3. Hunter, SnpV Union Central Life Insurance) Co.; R. B. Raney, Gen. Agent Penn Mutual Life Insaraace Co.; Thos. H. Brlggs, of Thos. H. Briggs at Sons, Hardware; Joshua B. Hill, of J. R,:, Ferrall & Co., Grocers; James E. Shepherd, pt Shepherd Shepherd, At torney s-at-Law; Henry A. London, Attejat-tawj PittsUoro, N. C; Geo. W. Watts, Director American Tobacco Co., Durham, N, C.j Ashley Home, , President Clayton Banking Co., Clayton, N. C; D. Y. Cooper,. Capitalist, Henderson, N. C; Asliby L. Baker, President Virginia Cotton Mills; B. 8. Jennan, President; H. W. Jackson, Cashiery ? f, ; Statement ot Condition .-- THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Raleigh,. N, C. July 15. 1908. - t .k o. RESOURCES. - , LIABILITIES. U. S. bonds, par... $225,000.00 Capital - ....... ..$100,000.00 Loans and Investments. . 785,503.63 8vwj)lus K; , 150,000.00 Cash . . ........ 116,422.56 Undivided profits 13,145.76 UUC 11 111 UOUna uvr-n--a. , Total .$1,257,370.91 ' . DIRECTORS. , JOSEPH G. BROWN, President. COL. A. B. ANDREWS, V.-P. , R. H. BATTLE. DR. A. B. HAWKINS. DR. RICHARD H. LEWIS. WM. J. ANDREWS. IVAN M. PROCTER. JOHN C. DREWRY. V S. C. VANN. HENRY E. LITCHFORD, Cashier. Condensed Statement of ---. . the msmmim co- RESOURCES. LIABILITIES'. Loans, discounts and in- Capital stock ....... ..$100,000.00 vestments . . ..... .$535, 898. 63Undtvided profits less ex Banking house, furniture penses . . . ........ 14,666.28 and fixtures .... .... 25,000.00BUls payable . ......... 95,000.b0 Due from banks ........ 89,740.21Total deposits ......... 502,949.53 Cash 61.976.92 , '( Total .$712,615.76 The Raleigh JOHN T. PULLEN, President. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $75,000.00. Four per cent. Interest paid on deposits. Call In tbe bank, or write for further information. Bank open o'clock to accommodate the public. . Report of the Condition of THE MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK, ' At Raleigh, In the State of North Carolina, at the close of business, July 15, 1008. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts. .. .$222,078. 08Capltal stock . . ......$ 15,000.00 All other stocks, bonds 25,178.25 18,759.18 41,203.34 9,468.11 810.00 and mortgages ...... Furniture and fixtures. . Due from batiks and bankers . Cash . Auxiliary banks Total . $311,991.91 State of North Carolina County of Wake ss: : I, Walters Durham, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement la true to the best of my knowledge and belief. WALTERS DURHAM, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 17th day of July, 1908. F. H. BRIOGS, Notary Public. . Correct Attest: CHAS. E. JOHNSON, JNO. WARD, CAREY J. HUNTER, CHAS. B. PARK C.P.WHARTON, Directors. Report to the .North Carolina Corporation Commission of the condition of CAROLINA TRUST COMPANY, . Raleigh, N. C. at the close of business July IS, 1008. : RESOURCES. LIABILITIES. ' Loans and discounts. . . .$ 87,S86.66Capital stock . ...... .$100,000.00 Overdrafts . . ........ 2,917. 47Undlvlde4 profits ...... 8,880.17 Bonds, stocks and mort- Dividends unpaid ...... 1,800.00 gages . 29, 75. OOBIlls payable ......... 10,000.00 Premiums on bonds 256.tlDeposlU . . 100,844.80 Real estate, furniture Cashier's checks 806.81 and fixtures 63,761.96 , ( Demand Joans 14,255.00 Cash, and due from V. banks 27,521.68 ' -t $216.881.J . ' - $15,81.3 -V .: 1 , I, 8. J. Hinsdale, Cashier of the Carolina Trust Co., do solemnly v swear that the above statement is true to tbe best of my knowledge and belief. , 8: J. HIN8bALB, Cashier. : . . State of North Carollna--Coi)nty of Wake. . ' 1 - v " ." , Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th, day of July. 1908V. ' ' F. Hi BRIOGS, Notary Public. ; ;. ; Correct Attest; v ,v,-. . v F.T.WARD, .ROBERT C 6TR0N0, ' ' LEO D. HBARTT, JULIIIfl-UlWIS. . - h. - . t betotad It stoe li ' FOB I , tt Outamtf. , , :( , WHUnf scrrlee to Wt:. . . w. H.RRIGG& ' . ! w v- -vv,www.w Bills payable 50,000.00 Deposits 844,t25.15 Total . '. ...$l,257,370.i; - Total . . . .........$712,615-76, Savings Dank. CHARLES ROOT. Cashier. on . Saturday evening from 5 to 9 LIABILITIES. Undivided profits, less current expenses and taxeBpaid .... 18,122.05 DeposljLs subject to check 278,869.86 . ' ' Total ,...$311,991.91 i a- . ' K atSfM . 'ift ; -i. ' N