At June 30, Fervor Companys general ledger cash account showed an un-reconciled balance of $36,500. Checks written in June but not listed on the June bank statement totaled $1,850. A bank deposit made by Fervor after 4 pm on June 30 & accordingly reported by the bank as of July 1 equaled $2,500. The June bank statement listed a monthly service charge of $15, interest earned in June of $8 and an NSF check of $600 (the check had been collected from a customer earlier in June and deposited by Fervor at the bank). Additionally, when preparing the June bank reconciliation, Fervors accountant noted that check #2125, a payroll check to an employee, had been correctly drawn for $1,650 but erroneously entered into the companys records as $1,560. What is the ending cash balance reported on the June bank statement?

	A.	None of the answer choices provided are correct.
	B.	$35,803
	C.	$35,983
	D.	$35,153
	E.	$35,333