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The Mechanics and Metals National Bank
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
20 NASSAU STREET
?sea Reject of Cond lea at the ?"lose of B i sr 11
RF30LIR?5
I ... ajoj fWounts. $96,774,811.98
? v Liablht) under Letten of
, ? . : \ | tance?. 9.176,382.51
OaeidVeftl (?ecurrd and unsecured). 969.09
L ? Beads t.? secure circulation. 5.000.000.00
[ S and other l.ond? to secure Postal
SeviRR ^)et,t,M,,. 1,445.714.8S
Pop!, vanities, etc. 13,265.994.03
Banking House and oilier Real Estate. . 4.464,722.41
( ,.h an,! [lu- 'rcm Banks. 82,774,283.78
$212.902.878.65
LIABILIT1F.S.
( a|..tal stock, i.atd ?. $6.000,000.00
Sur, hu ?nJ I'mUuled Profits. 9,283.017.0?
National Bank Notes Outstanding. 4,836,500.00
Rends Borrowed. . 122,000.00
Leiten oi Credit and Time Acceptances
'Ireign DePt.). 9,177,627.97
Deposits?
Individual . ...$109.8S9.852.68
BsnU ... 73,593.880.94 183,483,733.62
$212,902,878.65
OFFICERS
i. ITES fr. MeOARBkAH, PrasaaleaS.
MfHOIJtMV r M Ml It. \ l?r I'rrMdent. JiiM I'll fi FJOl'Ml
lll||\ Mcllt GH, \ I. . rii-otriit. IOIIN KOHINHO
IliiMvll Kill. * Irr-President.
Hiiuiii \i.iii RTSEN, Vlee PresltSeat
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U-t. i fishier
I KM.? I M. II \\ I.MOlt I . rVsat. I ashier.
\KI III II M. VIM S. \?st. < usiner.
ii\kk\ 11. 1-itM? 1 Ire-Prealdent.
?\MIKI ?. < XMI'lil I I . \ ire - President.
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NOR! II Mi il w. Mgr. Porelfs l?ept.
MIDVALE STEEL
& ORDNANCE CO.
I i rx t Co m j) relu- n x i v ?.' I ml
Authoritative Statement regarding
this New Industrial Conihination
DAILY FINANCIAL AMERICA
?=--OR
New York News Bureau Bulletins
of Thursday, November 18th
Telephone Broad 3383 26 Beaver Street, New York
AMERICAN WOOLEN COMPANY
Proposed Trancier of (hartar from New JWmt U MuiachinctU
Stockholder? of the American Woolen Company
are notified that the time to make deposits of
' ch under the agreement of August 14, 191.'?.
with respect to the ?chartering of the Company
uedtrr the laws of Massachusetts has been *x
:<!nJed to and Including Jannary IT?, 1816.
In order to receive the benefits of the plan you
ar<^ urged to deposit your stock before that day
either with the Guaranty Trust Company of Ne?
York\ or the Old Colony Truat Company of Boston
rpKitKRira urn, .
?riJ.I.IAM >i. wood, y
1.1 Old.I K. HI HARD, rommlttaeof Dlr?rtort
?NIIHF.U f;. PIERCK. Jr., j
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WAR UNCERTAINTY
EXCITES LONDON
Dealings Diminished Coppers
Strong Rubber Stocks Off
?Americans firm.
London, V |7, The ?tock market
' in a it**- ef anxious expectancy
renrdinr. the outcome of tlie Balkans
tuaricn a the vipit of the mem
teri of the i abir.et to France, and
<ie?Hr?f? to day ?ere only mod?rate.
' opper thai roaa features on
the rire m the price of the metal, and
1'itemat:, ? (.: IfetcaBtlle Matine pre?
ferred advanced 10 t- ??-. hut rubber
?locks ,. a).,j ?a?v Consols
?ere ttehaagod h' H Th< new war
'?an ele i : naehanged ?t P6H.
"VSMJI | ritioa ir.mr.taitied a
on a ?soderate amount of
bus:' exchange. ?
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Steel v. -. ? ,jrop.
M?at ? i riis
taaai ratM The corn-j
Notion of 1
credit had n ex-:
char,?-, a: <\ car,;,. Irai
si at 4.07*4' l .- ?? Bank ol E
hour- ?
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threei
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ROCK ISLAND GAINS
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Months $2,272.047 Increase
The annual report of the Chi?
Rck is?ar.'l | Pacifie Railway Cempi
for the year ended June M Met, m
by the receirera, ?hewa that total
e.-a'inK revenue for that period \
170,947,989, an increase of ?j.jTj.i
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eritli the excerption of the mail depe
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tent of $138t|7f4, the greatest incrci
being In the i
department. The deficit for 1916, af
charges, wai
compared with ? lurplui "f 1460.621 ?
previous fear. The company's balar:
ihowed a debit balance of $1
680,962, against f^.TS::."!! as of .hi
80. 1914
The report Kay.? that the increase
freight rerei ? u waa due t
jr.<-. ? ?.'.' rely to the incrcaped mot
' in wheat I>ur;r.fr the year 2,26!
72'i tons o? a bei ' ? ecL
FRISCO ROA?TtO GET
5-YEAR VOTING TRUS'
Control Vested in Committee o
7,Forming Purchasing Syndicat
St. Louis, Nov. 17. -Detallad exam
nation of tne reorganization plan c
th* St. Lonil & San Francisco Ijai
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road revea)? that the plan places cot
trol of the road In the hanns of tru
fei ? ?.#> pean. The voting trui
i? to eenalat oi Peatm J. Wade, of s
Lonis; .Jamen Speycr, of N'ew York
Frederick Straus?., of New York
Frederick w. Alien, George w D i
ion, Sewftrd Proi mi a' d i
Rab n. At the end ?f five yean tb
Ktock reverts t'i the stockholder .
The manager? of Hie reerganizatio
arc to be .'? ? " itted te become membei
of a purchase syndicate and a? such t<
buy 126,000,000 of the first, mortgag
bond- and 147,700,000 of the comnim
eerl Acatei as well as to offc
the bond? te stockholder! Mhe pay a $.
I he rommisMon of thi
?jmdicate is to Im i per rent.
I beekl are to be kept open a yeai
after the 'lose of the Huronean war t?
permit French bendneldwri te come in
?'. i? i reorganisation.
Another Corn Exchange Branch
At a Meeting ti the direetoi el tl ?
Corn Kxebariije Bank jri terdey a reeo
i lutlo/i was passed t.j M en a branch ?in
the northweel eomei el lordham Ho?d
: and Decatni Aveneje, The Bronx, te be
known as thl Corn hxhatigc Hink.
Pordbam branch. lb.s will make t iC
thirty-sixth branch of the Torn Kx
? ebaafM Hank.
Reiearch bureau Celebrate?.
in celebration ol the tenth annlver
. ?ary Of the llunai of MlinicifMl He
I aearch, It Fiiltnn Cutting chairman of
tb? board Of tW 'tic bureau,
will irive a dim
??venina- William il. 'lait, drurge Me*
Ai.rny and .lohn <? Haxe will upeak.
There will be ?bout one hundred iru??t
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I' MM learned >? ?terday that ( lar?
ri r.- II. Mackay. president el the
Mackay Companiea, reeigned lerne tnai
. #.,, | rice preeidenl and direetei "f
the Fedtml Mik':i1 Rellnlng Company.
planatien *.? offered to account
fur Mr. Maikav'? re?i|rnBtion.
TOPICS OF DAY
IN WALL STREET
Financial District Sees
Dawning of New Era
of Prosperity.
RECRUDESCENCE OF
BULLISH SENTIMENT
News of the Prospective Copper
Merger Discounted?Too Much
Zeal Hurts Marine Shares.
Steel and copper mergers accom-!
pli-hed or to come, and steel earning
and copper earning- are the heel
| of the new bollish Mmtimeat .
! Street. While the stock market
I fers greatly from that of midsummer,
? in that the public has not got the bit
?r. its teeth, hut It Is ?!.-: professionell
i who are at ptRMBt guiding it*
I nies, there are ligai of returning
publie interest. The . nak.-out that oc
, eorred in the last month ma alj
the war itocki bad something of t i
.-ame effect ti ai the late elcctioi. d.u
en the raffrage party, :? did not dis
' ? public, iut ? pul it u il si
the ri.i nine for the I g. Prora
. the talk l : DOOVls ifl thl C( IBB
booeea and en the rabnrban trains
commuters have had the ???? mlativo
fever in its most virulent fora
reelh ? - trong thai the <?? entry i
entering upon a ?'en,,.i of proa]
si,eh SS il im- hii.r. : .
Wherefore, there are million
day- in tin- .-lock markel and
tation of nil.18 tO come.
Coppers Letting Together.
Official announcement that t'je
Kennecott Copper Corporation would
, purchase certain shares of the Braden
? Copper Company and would probably
' agree to buy other Braden shares ?a
| equal term? did not have much effect
! on the stocks of either company on
the Curb, the news bSTiag lit-en dia
? counted, to a large extent U the
i lasac time it was eireumatantially re?
ported tiia' the Guggenheim Explora?
tion Company would : ted and
that the Kennecott company would
take over from it the 104,604 n ma
1 jorityj iharoj ol Utah Coppci that it
holds. A report ?toi', the Gugget.heii i
company's holding*, of Smelters, Raj
i o? lolidated *nd Chii o would be ii
tributad to tbo itockholden arai made
an excuse ifl the stock market for . r-11 -
ing those itocks, on the theory ist
the Boating supply of them would be
largely increased. When last report
... the holdings, of the G igg*uneim|
Explor?t ion Company of the
named were ai fouowa; Smelt r,
common. 69,600 ihart . R
dated, 164400; l ?,760 shun--.
There wai also ? nui y 2,842,
628 ihsrei of v
aid, ??? II alee bi diet ' buted to the
tockholdei ny lold U
Americ in Smelt? i - Seen t I
ferred itock, Berfea "A", late in July
to Eugene Meyer, Jr., ?- < [( '.., 1
U.6M ihsrea. '
'Above All, No Zeal!"
Mercantile Marine preferred cerif??
cate? got a setback of nearly 7 poius
yesterday sad ended w.th a loss of
?I1* point.-1, primai, hi cause of the
excess of zeal on the part of 101
its friends. The day before there ha I
been tome extravagant statements of
the company*! earnings, which round
ed like a prospectas for extraetli -
gold from ess water. The h
thai srai made wsi to same figure*.
\ good an effl ' ' ' ;' sb
tnined by an opt I
Marine compsnj with, any, th ?
Kimberley diamond mine?, an.i
would hardly hav< beep any eomeba;k
\ ? ras, oil ?la] denial m: iwift.
The stock had owed moei of ii ed?
ranee to the b lief thai thi eompaay'i
bonds would be paid off and knowledge
that there WOUld be no eSSOSI R n' Ofl
the preferred shares That OOght * I
have bee:; good ? r-bo |j
?milted on trying te seca
II, ?.,-. ' ? ? il sot lag.
Eield Da) for ?Tool" Issues.
\\ :-i. ano.? '*> or ?o in which
to talk about dividende, General Mo
t,r<. atoes moved ap to ? bow high
record at (106. ' 'uban-American Sugar,
United Eruit and other issue:- of the
pool claee Iikewise bad i field d
nol forgetting Bethlehem Steel, which,
almost aboi doaii g iti policy of i
i height by sudden flight, baa
latelj been tolling upward in the
night On Novemoor 10 Bethlehaa
sold n* 1400 h -hare; three weeks
previously si 1800. Veaterday it
to iched MM.
Mora Foreign Selling.
Forcigi liquidation of the standard
shares wai again ifl evidence yester?
day, and there wee good reason for it.
When a foreign holder Belli stock here
be gets a balance In dollars. That bal?
ance, divided by the prie? of iteriing
exchange, d?termin?e the number ot
poundi be will go) for Ms -took. When
rial hi naturally can get
fewer pounds with hil balance in dol?
lars. When i* falls he can get more. ?
I.,-.';, i M-hiimr. has been moving .. i
in one direction, upward that is,
t the foreign teller of al
So there is a temptation to bastea th* :
sale of his ?ecuritieo, eepoclally .sine
the current of the exchange market
eesai to have turned definitely in the,
,| rrction of normnl prices
i
Kising Sterling Exchange.
While it i? probable that exchange
will not return to anything like the
n etallic psr where a pound sterling
...,-,, n ?.,,'., ao long a? the wai
laal . the establishment of gre;it credits
here tor the Allies, which is going SU
all the time, ? ill tend fo mov?
upward. They are affermer! both b>
direct buying of bills and by the re
moval from Cue potential supply of
quantities of other bills which would
be created If there RBS no other Way
of financing foreign purcha-es of go,,,!'
in this country than by drawing draft;
against tin purcha-er? or b) km]
gold hire. They are affected, !..
by buying of bills bv itoeh boueea. re
iiiitting to Europe the proceeds of se?
curities sold for their foreign clients.
Expansion and Inflation.
There never has been a time when in- '
Ration eould be prevented from steal?
ing hitches on the Wagon Of b;i; ,
siun. Thing-, arc ae different now..
There has already occurred inflation in i
.i few industries? bat the general run
of the country's busini STOBnd
normal or below iL Never havi there
been so many practical facilities for
iipnnsioD as exist now; which ia to
tay, too, that never have 'here been
more temptations, actual and potential,
for inflation. Almost inevitably then.!
Will be general inflation in the I DI ted I
States, according to many economists; .
but it is just within the possibilit?
thai the reckt aiag day will be pa I
teeed months and awybe yeara beyond
the iisua' I hat ia bocaaae the ead of
the war may bring BOW buying to ,.
from Oermany and Austria and from
BOND SALES OS THE STOCK EXCHANGE
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBKR 17. IflL
Trading in bond? M th? Ne? York Stock Exchange \\ ednendav amounted
to $.'?..'.OJ.OOU. acain?t ??,952.000 Tuesday and $",.1W1.000 a week ano. Mork Ex?
change rlo?ed a year ago. Total from January 1 to date. ST?;.343.000, againat
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? of her trade, too. can
be expected to find II way here. Al'
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extent to v. i.ich Em ope'? productive
machinery !.?- beaat ?mwMftd. An.i
that bringt reasoning hack to the ques?
tion that injects itself into every dis-.
COeaioB, like King Charles's head in Mr. I
memorial, How long will 'he war
last.
Sending Eunds to London.
Another temptation for foreign hold?
ers ef "Americans" to sell them is th?
higli income yield of British govern?
ment securities. Money can be In?
vented in London now, in high clai
at I per cent and better. Not
I? ' ? holder- of "Amer HU
taking advsatage <>f this fact aad turn
ate London funds,
hut bonking houses here, with a
pit '! oia of funds BpOfl which they can
., ? no latiefactory return except by
lavestiag ifl loag term obligations, are
/ Lead ?B credits in order te aval
themeelvei ef the better interest rates
abroad. And that is another factor :n
the rise ?f iterling checks and cables
bote
SE( IHITIES AT AITTION.
The following securities were sold
yeeterday al suctioa at the Exchange
hale-room by Adrian H M iller j Son:
Kur srroijr.t nf f i?cutor.
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PRICES NO CHECK TO
DEMAND FOR STEEL
Doubt as to Filling Reculai
Needs of Home Trade.
According to stec! trade publication:
it has been found impossible to kee?
(jemand for finished products in ?ontro
through advancing prices. The pig iroi
murket || alee very strong. With thi
great foreign orden there Is questioi
. ho*f regular dome-tic needs in steel cai
i be secommod
"I he Iron Age" sa> s:
"Conservative nu.n n. ?i,. trade whi
! thought two moBthl ago to bold de
mand in ch?ck by asking sharp ad
1 vanees have given U[i effort on tha'
! line. The lasl week has ihoWB un
mi ? ik . g? of a st-el mnrke'
that has cut loose. l'ig iron, wit!
somewhat less reason, is following th?
COUrsi of .! Ill a situation withoul
any precedent the usual dangers el
high price* are being ignored. It should
not be forgotti ? ?'? i* buying in building
and varioBi ether linos is not forcea
by war neceas i ty.
"Building of new steel capacity is be?
ing puehed in every direction, and each
wool briagl announcements of new un -
iertakiagS by the Steel Corporation
Bad indepoadeat companies. The steel
industry is compelled to add to it? own
embarraseaaente by the gteel it is re?
quiring for new work."
"The Iron Trade Review" will say:
'?Shotting off quotations on steel
products for export by various pro?
ducers is reflective of the extraordinary
expedients which makers have been
forced to put into play to protect them?
selves again-t the overwhelming de?
mands of the present market. Conges?
tion of the mills has reached the point
where it is a serious problem, with the
unprecedented foreign tonnage, how the
needs of the regular domestic trade
can be accommodated during the next
three or six months.
"Railroad buying of cars ar.d loco
mativea remaiua brich ? I ? pig iron
market i very strung, with an advanc?
ing tendency, und sales are liberal in
alldistriets'' I
BANK RFl'ORTS._J BANK REPORTS.
The
American Exchange National Bank
NEW YORK
A Commercial Bank With Ev.rv Facility for the
Care of Its Customers
(Comptroller's Call November lOtlt, W15).
RESOURCES
. i, Discounts and Investments. 4t81.214.327.9-1
U, S. Rotnls and Other Securities to Sccur Circulation
and Postal Saving* Dcpositi . 8,056.827.24
Dae t'r< m Rank'. Bankers and Trust Companies. l.o/o,l?J.O
Redemption Fund snd doc fi i S lrea-urcr.... 378,000.00
Reserve in Federal Reserve Rank . 8,!92.485.6b
Cash and Exchanges tor Clearing House . 31.754,114.49
Other Asset! . 1,345,455.63
$132.917.333.98
LIABILITIES
Capital Stocl. $5.000.000.00
Surplus 1 und and Undivided Profits . 4.995,252.27
< irculation . 4,808.800.00
Time Acceptancas. 1.675,287.30
Letters of Credit . 324,942.60
Deposits .?. 114.767.596.18
Liabilities other than those above Stated . 1,345,455.63
$132.917.333.98
LEWIS L. CLARKE. President
WALTER H BENNETT. . GEORGE C HAIGH,
\ ??? Frees. \ at I M
ARTHUR P LEI
I s-h ?r
A K de GUISCARD, ELBER1 A BENNI il.
AN-r. Csshler. | ? ? QaSBRf
HUGH S. WcCLURK, WALTER R TALLMAX.
?aSt ''asliler. v . i ??',l?r.
DIRECTORS
WILLIAM M BARRETT, PHILIP \ S FRANKLIN
f..., ? . | ^ i
WALTER 11. BENNETT. IWLAND G HAZARD.
SicaPrieHaal Wuiots*. Paes-aSai? ajrg, O?
LEWIS 1 CLARKE EDWARD < PLATI
I'resdetit. \ |,-e-l're?',i1ent. Maetaf ' ,ia.
R. FULTON CUTTING, ELBRIDGE GERR> SN'OW.
New -, . t ?..i??t. nom,) bjNreaee 0a
WILLIAM P. DIXON, CLAUS A. SPRK? KELS,
Mate a Bobaea, i're? Kederei basai Retmu? Co,
John r TERRY,
SOW Torn
Accoints of Individuals, Firms, Corporations,
Banks and Bankers Invited
Foreign Exchange Commercial Letters of Credit
rhe Second National Bank
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
Fifth Ave. and 2Sth Street
STATEMENT OF CONDITION
November 10, 191
RESOURCES LIABILITIES
Loan Dlocoa U ft 1 Ca| - - f 1,100.011 oo
? II n.iKlded
United Boi .\ I.III.777.34
to SS ' ' <xea. and
illation un'! i ? . - ? jl..147.11
epos 7S?.du? IS Circula .... ?72.117 i?
L'u.tomei s" LI L'l I" aoall . . . 15.77a 2*7 '.?'?
. ? I ??. 'Credit 17.3lt.00 i - BOM Act
i Hoi? . iss.sse.ei
Dae fl 114.14t.SI Oil I ' i lee . ISS.TI
. .
Due froi , United Bl
Treaeur- i 117 :.A "1
1 ? .|-r*l It.
serre Bat '?< 1,114
... gea for
Houee . 1.001 171.J
??.'1.7.M.I?l.;i f'1.7',4 I'M :i
DIRECTORS
.11)11 N UTH?.N MIMIAM t -IMI>?sr.O?4
il ?I \\< II IRB limiiMi h JOHN I *>ivf I lilt
i K\Mi A. MVROaTt UM IN M. si ikk
RDWARD Si. l'l tsl.t'.F. iiMi.s \ sTtixssaa
llUlt.lir H. Kl( IIAKIIMIS l'l Kl 1 s ?1KVI '
PI It? \ \. KIM hKIKI.I KK
The National Park Bank of New York
- TA T iC.MKNT OK COND1TIOR
at Tin: '-i.f'SK "l- nrs:.\Kss novembkr 10. ins
bUDKN Rf"Er).
. _ - ...... .iii.iir.iii7*
?peelaaaai I NOtei . inoo.170 ?i
DSU from Federal Reearva Rat.*-. t? 6'? ?2 70
: i trota ?Saaha and C B. BasSMaase.;; 47?omioi7
Danaaa Mam. '"?\?,- sas.ejs.HI II
. I7.H5.00I :?
I,nnr.? and Pi?<-n:int? . > 4 4SI S10'j'i
Botada trUB U s Tiieeerer.y i............... IIS.SST IS
Honds aad IteehS. 1.1*8,411 11
Bankln? BeOSa . . 407 ?77 w
DM frota t) S Treasurer. ___
1114 441.111 '0
UAMLITim
II 001 000 ns
'"lpl'al ? i-n.iivided'Profit?.'.. I5.4I7.11?'.!
Surp'.us und t ndlvlden i'? 171421-1
r" !",'rv' ? '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.. I.SSS.SOSM
tlrcuUtloa. . 15?.T0?.??4?r
/'-Punce, and-L..?-? Of Credit. 4.4.7,, 4,
Hund Loan Account. ",0*i 0I>
1114,441.US ?S
MONEY AITD EXCHANGE.
?aJMataft BIBaUlVI DIS'' it NT RAT?. >??
paper ra?4urln? In f. d?ra or ieaa. ! prr ?n:. up
to i.lnety 'laj?. 4 per aP*
?"AM. MUHBI operad ?t 1 per '-?nt ; hUtiwt. ;
per. .ont, lowe.t . per apM .l'air.?. : par rent;
renewal J r-r ? '
TIMi: MOtTH ?a? rlay Katft 3V??}.\ i-t
.?? I for aUtl 'lau ;*ajl prr err.t for ninety da>a.
? ' -
UiaCATntl PAPr.U ?U In demand, Ruling
ra'.v J1-:?:' i^r eanl for bait nam?".. I a'.k ?
i ? ', ' IS prr mil.
I'U.AKIMi HOrBE TrUNSA<TI<?\> It
1 ..:e:?;'4. balan?a?, I? ill ' 1 *
???'iry ?u radll.ir to ?..? *,:.
? i
sill TREAfll'aT ?Saw Tork bar.lia loat to th*
Ir-t.i.rjr I 14 ??o. an.l ?a'.ned ?Me? Friday
'
rr.l'I.KAI. BHttfl PIHC?M-NT RATKM U.M.
will ui. Beaton, for t.- i??a. .1 prr ont; up to
??.?>'. I ri.i:?1fipr.la I at. I 4 p" ' '
' ..rriar I. for teu dai?. 'a prr OMt: up lo ility
1 l ? ? ? !???> .!a>. 14. KlrlinnmL up to
i i r'. ?!?.. 4 i? r ???'iii, Atlanta, up to nlnHy ?law.
I pel .. 1 1 4..) up to ?ill. la... I t<- ?1 :.
t]. M LoiiU. J a; 1.1 Ijilj
.?it. M. t??i ''. 4 and li per .n.1. hanaa> Clir.
I n> col: DaiU?. ? par ?an?! Bu Fran
MM for lei ,1?i4 ? pr? r**'- for tMrtr ?MM ^?a:
'for tl.lriy lo -li?y dart. 4. for ?lity U uluetf
de>i, M|
l"iMI>II. VMIIAM.r 1+a'oc. par, rw<r?e?.
10. dlaeoenl m !.. iti, I'.- li?ooui.t Md. V pre?
mium a?k.si s?n PriMttco "',, premium.
ItANK ? t.rAltI\?,H Kalt -.Bore. ?irMnia I? -
??Ma. 1?|. balannaa IT?lO.4':, Baton. ri.-has?*? 141
alai -? I III ? >: ?to ?i.hejije?
1 . ? J ' - .4 I'l t!a.lelpM?. ???
hailfn 14 .4 7-rt | , , | - .>4 M |y??l\
?i ? r - liT.Ml.Stl aataaaa? ?J Ml 403
MIA KB MAIlKIT Bar >t;ter In Ismdon ??a
4 , I. aa adtaaat of Wd New Tor? quotation ?at
t lain 'f S' ?l'ili-i.i ell-er dollar*. 3?1*
loiu.UlN i:\rHANOK X'erlln? rultd ttroa?
r la 4'4 f.r demand. ataeMa at to?
'?Me at I -t?l.t rate? Tandon--?'eat?. ?.??.
? l-raar.a. Iks larl? -4'abl?, 5??*?. .-tkaaX l.?l
berMr, ?alia. ?0 13 1?; chac*. ?Ol?-I? ?al?
t'.t.le. ??T, dMrfe. ?.??. Ura*c*--4'akla. l?.Zf;
beck. 11.?. "HIT ?i.'l alnaay dar Mita Undoa.
I Lankan', ali?y daya. I ?4. ntaaly day?. 4 MV
South Porto Rico Sujar Dividend.
The South Porto Rico Surar Com?
pany yesterday declared an extra divi?
dend ?>f 5 per cent on the common
laVWN in addition to the recular quar?
terly dividend ai ?1 per cant ea the pre*
ferred ?tneV. j

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