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F
Exeoutor < - , Trustee
Chartered 1822
The Farmers' Loan and Trust Company
Nos. 16, 18, 20 & 22 William Street
Branch Office, 475 Fifth Avenue
V ? At Forty-first Street
New York
#
London Paris
Foreign Exchange
Administrator G-uardian
Member federal Reserve System and New York Clearing House
gMITH^ALLATIN,
"\ 111 Broadway
New York
We take pleasure in announcing that
Mr. Cleveland Cobb
Member of the JVett York Slock Exchange
and
Mr. Rector C. Hutson
have this day been admitted as general
partners in the firm of Smith & Gallatin.
George Plumer Smith
Albert R. Gallatin
Charlea H. Blair
March 5th, 1920.
ESTABLISHED 1784.
(No. 139S]
REPORT OF CONDITION OB'
The Bank of New York
National BanJ(ing Association
at N*w York City, In the State of New Tork. at the dose of business on Feb. 28, 1920.
RESOURCES
Ijos-ns an? discounts Including rediscount?.$40,881,308.85
Acceptances of other banks discounted.?? ? ? ? ? ? ?? ??? 4it>,s**.u*
?Customers' liability account of acceptances or this ban?
purchased or discounted by It. 2,690.50
?Total loan. .*?? I?.1S9,342.87
Deduct: ? ? .
Notes and bills ?discounted (other <han .._._,,...
bank acceptances sold) . .6,636,118.9*
Acceptances of other banks payable at
future date, guaranteed by this bank, by
Indorsement or otherwise. 608,866.99
Foreign Bills of Exchange or Drafts sold
with Indorsement of this bank. 866.816.55 _--.--?.,
???i- 7.905,800.48
- 133,233,642.39
Overdrafts, ?.cured. $133.19t unseoured, $525.71. 657.90
Cnstome;*?' liability account of "Acceptance?' executed by
this bank and by other banks for account of this bank,
and now outstanding .?? $6,087,885.48
liability of foreign banks and bankers for drafts and bill?
accepted by this bank to create dollar exchange and
now outstanding .?. 400.610.9T .?_??.*..
- 8,487,898.45
TT. 8. Government securities ownedi
Deposited to secure circulation CU. S. bond? par value).. $800,000.00
Pledged to secure postal savings deposits (par value).. \ 600,000.00
Pledged as collateral for State or other deposits or bill?
payable . 2,171.648.00
Owned and unpledged . 486,542.80
War Savings Certlflcate? and Thrift Stamps actually
owned . 937.64
Deposited with State authorities In accordance with pro?
visions or Sec. 11-K, Federal Reserve Act. 220,000.00
Total V. S. Government securities........ 4,179,028.44
Othpr bonds, securities, etc.: ?
Bonds (other than U. 8. bonds) pledged to secure U. S.
deposits . $1,646,639.45
Bonds (other than IT. S. bonds) pledged to secure postal
savings deposits .i. 857,647.61
Seourltles, other than TT. S. bonds (not Including stocks),
owned and unpledged .,. 4,069,681.06
Collateral trust and other notes of corporations' Issued
for not less than ONE YEAR nor more than THREE
YEARS' time .I. S80.897.26
Total bonds, securities, etc., other than U. S. 7,144,655.28
Stocks, other than Federal Reserve Bank stock. 8,385.10
Stock of Federal Reserve Bank (60 per cent of subscription)...'.. 240,000.00
Value of banking house, owned and unlncumbered. $860,000.00
850,000.00
Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank. 6,127,590,62
Items with Fedoral Reserve Bank in process of collection (not available
as reserve) *. 978,212.24
Cash in vault and net amounts due from national banks. 754,130.86
Net amounts due from banks, bankers, and trust companies In the United
States ._ 6,113.9ft
Kxehai.sfH for clearing house . 8,046,541.49
Checks on banks located outside of city or town of reporting bank and
other cash Items . 1,168,719.77
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from U. S. Treasurer.... 40,000.00
Interest earned but not collected/?approximate?on Not9s and Bills
Receivable not past due.,. 63,951 75
Other assets, It any. 1,126,405.66
Total ..'. $70,445,831.81
INABILITIES
Capital stock paid In .*..?.???**.. $2,000,000 00
Surplus fund. 6,000,000 00
Undivided profit* ., $957,627.34
l_ess current expenses, Interest and taxes paid........... 91,287.66
?????? 866 339 68
Interest and rt'.count collected or credited In advance of maturity and not
earned--(approximate). 178,689.60
Amount reserved for taxes accrued. 274,634 61
Circulating notes outstanding. 724,600 00
Den. and Hep-. its (other than bank depoBlt?) subjeot to Reserve (deposit?
paia^. a within 80 day?):
N>? amount? due to National bank?. $2,882,786.80
Nf.t ?>nv*unt3 due to banks, bankers, and trust companies
in the United States and foreign countries. 12,99*1 493.8'4
cer'lned checks outstanding. 1,219,804 18
Ca.hiur'a checks oi? own bank outstanding. 2.698I422?23
IrriWMual deposits subject to check. 27 241329 97
OeniM.'s.te? of deposits due In leas than 80 day? (other
than for money borrowed). 1,015,988.92
DlvWnd. unpaid . 1,894.00
TotiiT ?f ?1?mand deposits (other tlian bank de?
posit?) subject to Reservo. 47,649,614.04
deposits subject to reserve fpayablo after SO flays, or -subject to JO
days or mom notice, and postal savings):
?Other time deposits . 1,167,866.81
Certificates of deposit (other than for money borrowed). 1,178,048.68
Postal savings deposits .i. 1,168,820.00
Total of time deposits subject to Reserve. 8,603,185.89
TJnlte.A ?suites deposits (other than postal savings) :
War loan deposit account. $28,000.00
?- ?6,000.00
Bills payable with Federal Reserve Bank. 8,200,000.00
letters of Credit and Travelers' Checks sold for cash and outstanding. . 30,025.70
"Acceptances" executed by this bank for customers. $6,658,621.42
"Acceptances" executed to furnish dollar exchange. 400,610.97
Total .,. $7,059,132.89
Less acceptances of this bank purchased or discounted.... 2.690.50
?- .7,058,441.89
S me drafts of this bank outstanding .?. 18,950.00
abilities other than those above stated . 12,000.00
Total. $70,445,831.81
liabilities for rediscounts. Including those with Federal Reserve Bank.. $6,535,116.94
Acceptances of other banks payable at future date, guaranteed by this
bank by indorsement or otherwise.i. 603,866.99
Foreign Bills of Exchange or Drafts sold with Indorsement of this bank. 866,816.55
Total contingent liabilities . $7,905.800.48
?Of the total loans and discounts shown above, the amount on which Interest and
dis?3ount was charged at rates in excess of those permitted by law (Sec. 6197, Rev.
8tat_) (exclusive of notes upon which total charge not to exceed 60 cents was made)
was $3,681,872.70. The number of such loans was 47.
State of New York, County of New York, ss.i
I, FKJJEpERICK C. METZ. JR Cashier of the above named tank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
_ . ,. . ' * ', '' ' .. F. J. METZ, Cashier.
gubsoribed and sworn to before me this 5th day of March. 1920.
[Seal.] KENNETH M. GIBSON, Notary Publia
_ . ... ? New York County.
Corr?ct-AttMt? *
WALTER WOOD PARSONS,")
ROBT. c. HILU r-Dlreotora
HERBERT L. ORIOOS, J
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
CHICAGO, SAINT PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS
AND OMAHA RAILWAY COMPANY.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETINO.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholder?
of the Chicago. Saint Paul, Minneapolis
and Omaha Railway Company will be held
at the office of the company. In the city
of Hudson, Wisconsin, on Wednesday,
April 14. 1910, at nine o'clock A. M., for
th* election of directors, and the trans?
action of suoh other business as may com?
before amid meeting.
Transfer books will be olossd on Fri?
day, Maroh 12, 1920, at the close of busi?
ness on that day, and will be reopened on
Thursday. April 1?, 192*.
Dated, February 28, 1920.
JAMBS T. CLARK. President
JOHN D. CALDWELL, Secretary.
Cotton Exchange members will vote
next Monday on the question of closing
the market Ooo4 Friday and the following
Saturday.
-?-i.ir., ? , , , SS . . ,' =3
Livestock, Meats, Provisions
Yesterday Year aro
Live steers, fair
to prime. 100
lbs ....$12.009114.80 $14.509818.00
Dressed beef,
sides, lb.169 .30 .200 .26
Live veals, com?
mon to prime,
100 lbs. 17.00924.00 18.00922.00
Dressed veal.
city, lb.249 -84 .259 .82
Live ewes, 100
lbs . ?.00912.00 $.00912.50
Dressed mutton,
city, lb.179 .23 .199 .24
Live lambs, fair
to prime, 100
lbs. 18.00019.50 19.00920.00
Dressed lambs,
city, lb.SO? .34 .309 84
Hogs. 100 lbs... 16.00@16.00 17.00? 18.26
Dressed hogs,
bacon, lb.32H9.28'* .24% 9.24%
Mess beef, bbl.. 16.00? 18.00 36.00(936.00
Mess Pork. bbl.. 42.00942.50 60.00?-?
Lard, Middls
West, ?JO lbs.. 30.16920.2$ 26.iO?a?M?
?
Miscell?neo
Public Utility Secnrltt?s
Bid., A?k.
Amer Light & Traction com...180 s 186
do pf . ??
Adirondack Eleo Power com... 12
do pf.?.,"
Am Gfts A Eleo oom.118
do pf . ?
Amer Power & Light com. 66?
do pf.,. 69
! Amer Publio Util oom. 7
1 do pf . ?3
I Amer Waterworks Eleo. i
j Am W W & B participating pf. 3
do 1st pf. *7
Carolina Power ge Lt oom. 34
Cities Service.370
do pf . :. 70
?lo bonkers' ctfs. 39
do 7 p c series B, 1966.145
i do 7 p c serles C, 1906.100
Colorado Power com. 15
I do pf . 90
i Commonwealth Pr Ry St L com 17
do pf . 87
I Denver Oas & Eleo gen 6s. 87
Electric Bond & Share pf. 86
Empire Dlst Blec pf. 66
Federal Lt A*. Trac com. 6
do pf. 42
Gas & Blec Sec com.300
do pf . ?0
Northern Ohio Eleo com...... -?
do pf .??
North Ont Lt & P com. 10
do pf . 65 ?
North States Power oom. 46
do pf. 83
Pacific Gas & Elec pf. 82
Republic Ry & Lt Co com. 12
do pf. 47
Southern Cal Edison com. 86
do pf. 99
Staudard Gas & Electric com.. 17
do pf . 37
Tenn Ry Lt &. Pow com. 1
do pf. 7
United Light & Rys com. 24
do 1st pf. 60
Western Power coin. 17
do pf. 66
Bonds
Appalach Power 1st 5?. 66
Cincinnati Gas & Eleo 5s, '56.. 80
Col Gas & Eleo 6a, '27. 79
Col Power, '63. 78
Dallas Elec 5s, '22. 99 %
East Texas Elec 6s, '42. 76
do 7s, '21. 99
El Paso Elec col 5s. 79
Great West Power 6s, '46. 79
Midwest Util 6s, '26. 86
.Miss River Power 1st 6s. 70
North Ont Light & Pow 6s. 64
North States Pow 6s, '26. 84
Pacific Gas & Elec 6s, '31. 88
Puget Sound Trac L & P 7s.... 94
Twin City C & B 6s. 76
Un Lt R 1st 5s, '82. 73
Sugar Stocks
Bd. Asked./ Bid. Asked.
2 Mat-Am pf 60 70
?1
16
70
128
4$
60
72
12
27
4
7
62
87
380
71
41
103
1$
95
20
4?
9?
96
66
7
47
400
85
29
66
14
?0
10
86
86
15
50
89
10 .
19
39
3
9
28
63
23
89
82
100
83 '
81
90
7.S
69
87
96
97
78
76
Card-Am.. 18
do pref. 70
C Aguirre. 83
Fajardo ..138
Gt West..400
do pref. 115
Guanta'mo. 65
Mat-Am
10
SO
85
142
420
118
70
15
Michigan.. 11%
National .143
|NNiqueo.225
|S Cecelia.. 75
1 do pref.
?Savannah.,
/ do pref.
75
40
83
Chemical Stocks
Am Cyan. 25
do pref. 50
By-Prod ..100
Cassin Co. 47
Dow Ch..200
Du P C p. 7
Fed Chem.100
do pvef. ?
Grazelli ..160
do pref.100
30
58
110
53
105
100
170
102
Hook Elec 65
do pref. 65
Ky Solvay. 90
Mec Co p. 91
Merrimac. 83V?
JMulford Co 53
Nisg Alkp 95
Semet C..167
Solv Poe.. 190
Tobacco Stocks
Conley Foil.250 i. 5 Por R-A T.128
G W Holmes.150
do pref.. 97
J S Young.. 127
do pref... 90
MacA & F..145
16?R J Rey A.510
lili do ser B.400
136 do pref.105
102 Weym-B ..157
155 do pref. 96
Steel and Ordnance Stocks
Am Brass. 204
Atlas Pw.155
d? pref. 85
Bab & W.117
Bliss, E W.375
do pref. 62
Can F&F.193
Carb Stl.. 90
? do 1 pf.100
do 2d rf 70
Celts A... 54
D P Pow.300
162
90
120
430
68
205
100
110
75
57
310
East Steel. 37
Emp S&I 25
do pref. 65
?Here P..200
*do pref 98
Niles B-P.107
do pref. 107
Scov Mfg. 390
Thorn Iron 30
Win Cor..400
Woodward. 35
12%
152
82
82
43
90
75
75
115
96
8 7 i/o
56
100
136
540
425
107
163
100
39
35
70
210
103
110
110
410
35
*Ex dividend.
Miscellaneous Stocks
Am Chicle 73
do pref. 74
Am Leath. 56
do pref. 90
Am Mfg. .165
do pref. 87
.Am M&F.100
Am Typ F 42
A D T NJ 25
A W c pf 94Va 98%
Atlas P C 70
BB&S 1 p 80
do 2d pf 65
Bor C Mk.109
Bush T pf 72
Celluloid .150
Childs Co. 85
do pref. 95
City Invcs 68
Col E Sy.750
Crk W pf. 96
D L & W.157
Draper C.140
F K 1st pf 95
Int Sil pf. ?5
Lima L pf 90
70
93
170
90
46
35
90
75
111
77
155
90
100
75
850
101
165
143
100
100
95
Nat Cash. 120
N J Z wst.270
N Co 1 pf.lOlVa
O'Neill pf. 98
Phelps D.230
Phil J Cor 54
do pref. 86
P & W pf. 95
R Reis &? C 16
do pref. 80
Ry Bak P.130
do pref. 85
Singer Mg.148
S L IM&S 4.1
Stoll S pf.100
S D F pf.102
Stern B p.103
T&PC&On. 90
Valvol pf.102
VRaaltln. 40
do pref. 80
W C Kerr. 50
do pref. 77
W & B pf.100
Yalo & T.260
120
275
104 V?
99 V?
250
60
90
20
86
135
90
152
47
105
103i,?
107
95
104
45
85
105
275
J\Tew York Bank Stocks
America .. .590
Atlantic . . .215
Am Exch...295
Battery ....205
Bowery ... .420
Bryant P.. .150
l?vvay Cent. 150
Bronx Nat. 150
Butch & D. 35
Chase.430
Chat & P..300
Chelsea Ex.125
Chemical ...580
Citz Nat...255
City .375
Coal & I...245
Colonial ...350
Commerce ..228
Columbia ..175
Corn Exch.,450
Co.mop'tan.110
Com'cial E..415
Com'wealth.221
Cuba .170
East River.. 160
Fifth Nat. .100
Fifth Ave..900
First Nat...930
Foreign TB. ?
Trust and
Allinnce ... 80
fAm Trust. ??
Am Surety. 73
Bankers ...3C0
Bond & M.22?
Bklyn T Co.500
Cent Union.390
Columbia ..335
Commercial 150
Empire Tr..300
Equitable ..284
Farm L&T.425
Franklin ..240
Fulton ....250
Fidelity _230
Guaranty ..365
Hamilton
Hudson T.
Kings Co,
Law Mtge.
OlOGarfield N..230 240 ?
? .Gotham _200 215
SOSiGreenwich .275
215;Harriman ..360 380
?(Hanover ...820 840
160 Industrial ..205
160!Im & Trad.550 580
160j*lrving Nat.385 395
?; Liberty _150 4 80
440 Lincoln _275
310,Manhat Co..250
? Mech & M..400
590!Metrop'tan .340
265|Mutual ....490
3S5!Merch antd*..225
? ?New Neth. .200
?*N Y N B A.460
233'Park .740
---(Pacific _135
460 Produce Ex.375
? Publio .345
? ?Seaboard ...650
230;Second _400
180 State .210
? !23d Ward..150
170 Un States.. 170
950 Union Ex...ITS
960 W'chester A.200
95lYorkviUe ..375
Security Companies
425
360
240
210
480
760
700|
425
185
,.255
..155
.640
.115
90
78
370
230
515
400
845
160
290
435
250
260
240
375
265
665
122
Lawyers T.. 122
Lincoln Tr. .175
Manufac'era.205
Mercantile .310
Metropol ...295
Mtge Bond.. &7
Mut T of W.1TO
Nat Surety.205
IN Y Title. 135
N York T..625
N Y LI&T.725
Peoples ....275
Realty Aaso.105
Title G & T.375
Un StatesN830
U S M & T.405
U S T Guar 80
Westenester. 130
W & BT&M.165
tSee New York Title and Mortgage.
Insurance Companies
SOOfGreat Am..265
??Hanover ... 80
325SHome .530
78;Nat Liberty.170
?55 Niagara ...230
90jstuyvesant.. 50
Am AlHance.260
City of. N Y.175
Con'nwlth. .800
Continental. 72
Fid & Phoe.620
Franklin .. 85
Globe & R.800
128
305
93
125
212
145
745
115
385
860
415
85
140
175
275
560
260
76
Standard Oil Stocks
Bid Asked
27 V.
Anglo-American Oil Co, Ltd.
Atlantic Refining Co.1360
do pf . 113
Borne-Scrymser Co . 430
Buckeye Pipe Line . 92
Chesebrough Mfg Co Cons.... 225
do pf. 106
Continental Oil Co . 490
Crescent Pipe Line Co. 33
Cumberland Pipe Line Co_ 136
Eureka Pipe Line Co. 140
Galena Signal Oil Co., pf, new 95
do pf, old. 99
do com . 63
Illinois Pipe Line Co. 165
Indiana Pipe Line Co. 96
Intrntl Petrol Co Ltd. 70
National Transit Co. 29
New York Transit Co. 183
Northern Pipe Line Co. 101
Ohio Oil Co. 335
Penn-Mex Fuel Co. 54
Pralrlo Oil & Gas Co. 605
Prairie Pipe Line ck. 232
Solar Refining Co. 340
Southern Pipe Line Co. 160
South Penn OH Co.e... Sis
Southwest Penn Pipo Lines... 83
Standard Oil Co of California. 313
Standard Oil Co of Indiana...' 665
Standard OH of Kansas. 665
Standard Oil Co of Kentucky.. 400
Standard OH Co of Nebraska. 480
Standard Oil Co of New Jersey 706
do pf -,. 11314 1?4V4
Standard OH Co of New York. 396 400
Standard OH Co ol Ohio. 600
do pf . 108
Swan & Finch Co. 95
Union Tank Car Co. 120
do pf. 100
Vacuum OH Co. 876
Wa?hlngt.o OH Co. 37
1400
113 Vi
450
94
240
169
510
36
145
146
98
192
67
168
100
72
31
188
105
345
68
?25
235
360
165
323
?2
318
685
690
415
500
710
616
109
100
125
101
886
42
H
us Markets
Miscellaneous Oil Companies
Bid. Asked.
Atlantic Lobos Oll Co, com... 45 65
d? Pf . 116 180
Cosdon A Co...... ?% 8%
do new . 41% 42%
Elk Basin Petroleum Co. 8% 9
Houston Oil Co com., .. 100 110
Imperial Oil Co. Ltd.".. 110 130
Magnolia Petroleum Co . 400 426
Merrltt Oil Corp. 18% 19 li
Midwest Refining Co . 155 167
Northwest Oil Co . 40 60
Producers A Refiners com.... 8% 8%
Sapulpa Refining Co . 6% 6
New York City Bonds
Security, rate, maturity. Bid. Ask. Yield.
Inter (?in, 1987. 95% 96% 4.68
do 4Ha. 1965. 96% 96% 4.68
do 4%s, 1963. 96% 96% 4.68
do 4 Vis, 1957. 05 Va 98% 4.69
do 4Vis, 1963. 90 91 4.71
do 4V4s. 1964. 90 91 4.71
do 4V?B, 1962. 90 91 4.71
do 4V4s, 1960. 80 91' 4.7!
do 4%B, 1960. 90 91 4.7'.
do 4s, I960. 86% 87V4 4.72
?Jo 4a, 1958. 86 li 87 V4 4.7'.
do 4a, 1957. 86 V4 87 % 4.7!
Reg 4s, 1955-'56. 85% 87 4.7?
do 4s, 1936. 90 92% 4.61
Inter 3%s, 1954. 77 79% 4.7(
Coupon 3%a, 1954. 77 79% 4.7(
Reg 3%s. 1950-1954 Inc. .. 4.85 4.65 ?
do 3%s, 1940-1960 Inc.. 4.85 4.65 ?
Reg and coup (serial)
4%?. 1919-1930 Inc.. 4.86 ? ?
Reg and coup (aerial)
4V4s, 1919-1931 lue_ 4.85 ?? r?
Reg and coup (aerial)
4%s, 1919-1032 in?;_4.85 ? ?
form
reg
4.2C
4.2C
4.21
4.24
4.24
4.15
4.24
4.15
4.15
4.15
New York State Bonds
Issued -in coupon and registered
not Interchangeable. Coupon Donds
Isterablo.
Canal Imp 4%s, 1964_104 106
High Imp 4 Via, 1963_104 106
Canal Imp 4%s, 1965_ 99 100%
High Imp 4 ?is, 1965. 99 100%
Barge Can IVr, 4'?s, 1945 09 100 Vi
High Imp 4s, 19C7.95 87
Canal Imp 4 Via, 196 5. f?9 100%
High Imp 4a, 1960-'62 lno 95 97
do 4a, 1958.. _. 95 97
Canal Imp 4a, 1960-'62 inc 95 97
Bar Can Ter 4s. 1942 & '46 95 ? ?
Federal Farm Loan Bonds
4%s, 1939 op 1924. 9fiVi 98
4 Vis, 1938 op 1923. 96 Vi 98
4 Vis, 3 937 op 1922. 96 Vi 98
5a, 1938 op 1923. 99 100%
Short Term Securities
Am Cotton Oil 6s, 1924.. 96 97 6.86
Am Tel & Tel 6s, 1922... 94% 95>,i 8.15
Am Tel & Tel Co 6s. 1924 94% 94% 7.60
Am Thread 6s, J928_ 99 Vi 100% 6.S5
Am Tob?ceo 7s, 1920. .. .100Vi 100% 6.00
do 7?, 1921.lOOVi 101 Vi 610
do 7s, 1922.101 102 6.25
do 7a, 1923.lOIVi 102 6.35
Anaconda Cop 6a, 1929.. 94 Vi 95% 6.70
Armour & Co con 6s, 1920
1924 .100 101 ?
Beth Steel Corp 7s, 1922 99% 100 7.00
do 7s. 1923. 99% 100 7.00
Can Pacific. Rv 6s, 1924.. 94 94Vi 7.65
Cent Argen Ry 6s, 1927. 80 83 9.40
C, B & Q (joint) 4s. 1921 93% 94*4 8.30
C C C ?-. .St L 6s, 1929... 86% 8714 8.10
C-Am Sug 1st II? 6s, 1921. 99% 100% 6.65
Cudahy Pkg Co 7s, 1923.100 100 Vi 6.85
D & H R R 5s, 1920. ... 99 09Va 6.00
Fed Sug R Co 6s, 192* .. 95Vi 97 6.70
Gen Electric 6s, 1920_ 99% 100% 5.60
Gt Northern Rv 6a, 1920.
Gulf Oil Corp 6s, 1921_ 97'
do 6s, 1922.'97'
do 6s, 1923. 97'
Hocking Val R R 6s, 1924. 92
Interbo R T conv 7s, 1921 68
99
98%
99
70
Jacob Dold Pack 7s, 1920. 99% lOOVi
do 7s. 1921. 99% 101
99% 101 Vi
do 7s, 1922. .
1011
98 %
do 7s, 1923. 99%
Kan City Ter Ry 6s, 19?3. 97%
Kenn Cop Corp 7s, 193T).. 96
Lac G L 1st *. ref <s, 1929 94 ?a
Liggett &- M Tob 6s, 1921. 98%
Moline Plow 7s, 1920... . 99% -?
do 7s, 1921. 99 Vi 101 Vi
do 7s, 1922. 99% 101%
do 7s, 1923. 99% 101 Vi
do 7s, 1924. 99% 101%
N Y Central 6s, 1920. 9:1 99 %
Phlta 6s, 1922. 9.i 96
Pen 11a 4 Vis, 1921. 90% 97%
Pro?: & Gamble 7s, 1921.. 100% 101
do 7s, 1922.100% 101%
do 7s, 1923.101 Vi *"?"
Pub S C N .1 conv 7s, 1922 85
R J Reynolds Tob 6s, 1922 98
Southern Ry 6s, 1922. 93%
St P U D Guar 6%a, 1923. 96
Swift & Co 6s, 1921. 98%
The W I Sug F C 7s, 1929. 94
Utah Sec CJorp 6a, 1922.. 84%
95 Vi
98%
101
102'<
87
98%
9 4 %
97
99%
98
86 Vi
Markets in
Other Cities
Sales
50
164
650
62
60
100
15
10
12
168
40
B0
100
65
980
$3000
8000
3000
4000
1000
7000
2000
40
240
525
10
3
275
610
20
225
4
5
120
140
25
110
60
15
50
30
60
405
110
10
300
80
9
57
450
20
10
Baltimore
Open
Cen Teresa pf. 10
Cosden . 8 V?
Celestino . 2.00
Cons Power. .. 90%
Indlahomo, ... 7 %
Kentucky Oil. 4's
M & M Trans. 50
M Vernon Mills 53
Md Casualty.. 71%
ilo rights. ... 16
.New Amat Cas 23 %
North Central. 66
Pa Water Pwr 77
United Ry com' 11
Wa viand Oil.. 4 Vi
Wash B Ann pf 33
Bonds v
CoadaVi 6s A . . 95
?'osden 6s H. . 95
Cons Pwr 4%s 78%
Cons Gas 4 ?4 s. 83
Cons Coal 6s.. 97 Vi
United gy inc 43
United KV 4s.. 64
High l,ow La3t
10 10
10
8%
2.00
97
7 %
4%
60
10%
23 Vi
11%
4%
33
95%
78%
97 Vi
4 3
01 v
8 H 8 Vi
1.95 1.95
96% 97
7% 7%
4 Va 4 Va
71 Vi
16
2 3 Vi
06
77
11
4%
33
Boston
Anaconda.
Ariz Crhl.
Big Heart
Calu & Ariz..
Calu <& Hecla.;
Carson.
Cuino.
Cop Bange...
Paly West_
Davis Daly...
Hancock.
Helvetia'. .....
Inspiration. . ..
Island Creek..
Isle Royale....
Kerr Lake....
Mass Con. . . .
Mayflower O.C.
Michigan.
Mohawk.
New Arcaijian.
New Cornelia..
Nipissing.
North Butto..
Old Domblnion
Seneca.
Shannon.
Trinity.
U. S. Smelters
do pfd.
Utah Metal. ..
Victoria.
Wolverine....
58
12%
8%
61%
60
22
33%
68
58
12% 12
S% 8%
61% 61 %
350 344
23% 22
10%
?1%
2%
63%
41
31
4
4%
8%
6%
63
3%
20 %
.11%
16%
32
33%
42
4%
10%
4%
8%
53% 53%
41 41
81% 31
4 3%
33%
41 %
4%
10%
4%
2%
1%
4%
8%
6%
63
3%
20%
11%
16%
32
16
1%
"67
46%
11
4%
8%
6%
63
8%
20%
11%
16%
31
66%
46%
2%
19%
16%
23%
97%
4 2%.
61
68
12
8%
61%
144
22 -
33%
41%
4%
1 0 Vj
4%
3 Vi
63%
41
31%
3%
6%
63
3%
20%
11%
16 %
31
66%
46%
Railroads
Boston & A...123 123
Boston Kiev.. . 63
Boston & M pf 4 5
Boston &. W pf 11
Chicago .Tun pf 80
Maine Central. 70
N Y, N H & H. 33
West End. 43
do pf. 53
63'
122
63
45
11
80
70
33
122
63
45
11
80
70
25
825
60
10
10
252
15
75
725
665
805
18
310
1165
30
12
250
2
65
343
16
10
15
5
980
100
272
15
37
300
865
10
6
895
375
120
46
818
10
40
55
493
33
95
1490
60
60
100
125
35
53
Miscellaneous
Am Agr. 88 38
Am Oil & Eng 6 6%
Am Pneu Svc. 1 Vi 1%
do pf. 6 Vi 6 Vi
Am Sugar pf. .114% 114 Va
Am T & T_ 98V* 98%
Am Wool pf..l04 101
Anglo Am Oml 9% 10
Boat Mex Pet. 2% 2%
Eastern Mfg.. 31 % 32
Eastern S S... 23 23%
Edison .155 155
Elder . 29% 30
Gray . 33 35
Int Cot Mills.. 93 93
Int Portland.. 19% 19%
lut Products.. 25% 26
do pf. 73 73
Island Oil. 4% 5
Libby . 24 25
Mass Gas. 71% 71%
do pf. 61 61
McEl 1st pf... 97% 97 Va
Mergenthaler. 125 125
Mex Inv. 43% 44%
MuUins Body.. 4 4 44
Nat Leather.. 14 14
N E Investmt. 90 90
N E Tel. 87 87
Ohio Body-30% 30%
Orpheum Cir.. 31 31%
Pacific Mills.. 165 165
Pullman .114% 114%
Root . 47 47%
Simms Mag... 14% 15%
Stewart Mfg.. 43% 43%
Swift & Co. ...119% 120%
do Interntl.. 41% 42%
Torrington ... 67 67
Un Drg 1st pf 49% 49%
United Fruit... 188 188
United Shoe... 45% 45%
do pf. 25% 25%
U S Steel. 97% 98
Ventura v. 14% 15%
Waldorf . 18% 18%
Waltham Wch 39 39
Walwarth _23% 23%
Warren 1st pf. 62% 65%
Wick Wire_ 24% 24%
1%
6%
114 %
98
104
9%
2 %
31 '
23
154
29%
83
93
19
25%
73
n%
71%
61
97%
125
43
44
13%
90
87
30%
31
165
114%
47
14%
43 Va
119%
41%
67
49%
187
45
25%
97
14%
18%
39
22*
62%
24%
88
6%
1%
6%
114%
?S%
104
10
2%
31
23
154
29%
34
93 1
19 I
26
73
o5
24%
71%
61
97%
125
43%
44
14
90
87
30%
31%
165
114%
47%
15
43%
120%
42%
67
94%
18
45 Vi
25%
97%
15
18%
39
23%
6 5 V?
24%
Branla
11000 Am T & T 4s. 78 78 78 78
6000 Mass Gas 4%s 90% ??0% 90% uou
2000M?SS River 6s. . 69% 69% 69% 69?
2000 Swift 6s. 90 80 90 90
.. ..6-61tedu.NH etaotn shrdlu brnm
The Importers & Traders
National Bank
OF NEW YORK
CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION FEBRUARY 28TH, 1920
ASSETS I LIABILITIES
Discounts .$26,993,218.55
Loans secured by Liberty and
Victory Bonds. ... 5,986,256.93
United States Bonds and Cer?
tificates of Indebtedness. 2,519,500.00
New Yor,j? State Bonds. 99,500.00
Other Bonds....-.*?. 69,000.00
Federal Reserve Bank Stock... 255,000.00
Banking House. 1,004,600.00
Demand Loans.$4,321,048.83
Cash on Hand, De?
posit with Federal
Reserve Bank and
Due from Banks. 6,056,420.99
Clearing House Ex?
changes . 2,405,601.46
, - 12,783,071.28
Interest Earned but Not Col?
lected . 68,817.20
Customers' Liability Account of
Acceptances. 3Q3.026.73
$50,081,990.69
Capital. $1,500,000.00
Surplus . 7,000,000.00
Undivided Profits. 1,468,599.39
Unearned Discount....,?...,.,. 302,862.86
Reserve for Taxes, etc. 185,575.21
Circulation. 51,000.00
Deposits .-.... 32,513,459.14
Bills Payable and Rediscounts
with Federal Reserve Bank
Secured by U. S. Government
Obligations .'?. 6,757,467.36
Acceptances ..? 303,026.73
$50,081,990.69
DIRECTORS
JAMES W. LANE
of J. H. Lane ?5t Co., Cotton Commiission Merchant?
ADOLPH LEWISOHN
Capitalist
JOHN W. PLATTEN
President, United States ?Mortgage and Trust Co.
H. H. POWELL
President
HENRY SPADONE
President, Gutta Percha & Rubber Mfg. Co
J. WALTER. SPALDING
Chairman, A. G. Spalding ?5c Bros.
' EDWARD TOWNSEND
Chairman
E. P. TOWNSEND
Vice-President
EDWARD VAN VOLKENBURGH
Formerly of P. Van Volkenburgh & Co., Dry Goods
JOHN J. WALTON
of Hunter, Walton & Co.. Produce
CHARLES A. WIMPFHEIMER
President, A. Wimpfheimer & Bro., Inc., Velvet?
FRANK I. WORRALL
President, Fred Butteffield ?5c Co., Inc., Cotton Good?
OFFICERS
EDWARD TOWNSEND, Chairman
H. H. POWELL, President E. P. TOWNSEND. Vice-President
C. F. REGAN, Cashier J. A. MITCHELL, Assistant Cashier
G. H. BLISH, Assistant Cashier J. W. DOWNING, Assistant Cashier
C. F. PUCKHAFER, Assistant Cashier
247 BROADWAY. OPPOSITE CITY HALL PARK
Bid. Atfta.
Arizona Ex. 10 12
Arizona SI 1% 1 5-1*
Blk Hawk..SO 85
Bohemia ... 1% 2
Bos .& Mon..63 65
Calaveras .. .?Bc 1 %
Chief Con.. . 4% 4%
Con Copper. 4% 4%
Crown 1?SV...20 60
Crystal now.30 34
Denbigh ...28 32
Fortuna. 4 9
Eagla B B 2 1-16 2%
Gadsden- IVi 1%
Homa.11 13
Houghton ..50 70
Iron Bios...30 45
Iron Cap. . .10% 11%
Jerome Ver.42 45
La Rose_40 60
Boston Curb
Bid AiSce?
Majestlo ....20 23
Mex Metals. 15 18
Mid Moss...50 70
MoJ Tung... 8 12
Monarch ...? 95
Ntl L & Z.. 4 9
Nev f)oug..l0 14
New Baltic 3 4
Nixon.11 17
Onondaga ..15 40
Orpheum . .31 VI 31%
Pilgrim ...14 16
Pioneer _80o 1.00
Rngr Petrl..? 4 5
Svn Metals.21 24
S W Ml f p. 2V4 4
Sliver Reef. 15 16
Texana.23 24
U Verde Ex.37 38
Yukon . .... 1% l*i
Chicago
10 Am Rad pf..H9 119 119 119
30 A D Cohn... 35 35 35 35
1250 Armour Lea.. 16% 16% 16% 16%
150 do pf. 94% 94% 94% 84%
lion Armour pf.... 99% 99% 99% 99*.
35 Booth Fish.... 11 11 1?% 10%
ion Beaver Board. 55 55 55 65
210 Bunte Bros... 16 17 -16 17
20? Chi C & By pf. 9 9 9 9
5 0 Cudahy . 97 97 97 97
312 Cm W Edison.106% 106% 106% 106%
330 Cont Mot.... 12 12 11% 11%
21 Beere Co pf,..100% 100% 100% 100%
35 Hupp Motor... 13% 13% 13% 13%
5" Hartman . 88 88 88 88
100./ I Case. 15% 15% 16% 15%
20 do 1st pf_93 93 93 93
10 do 2d pf. 73 73 73 73
1200 I.ibby . 25% 35% 25 25
3000 Monlgy Ward. 34% 35% 34% 34%
15 do pf.107 107 107 107
2600 Nat Leather... 13% 14 13% 13%
133 Quak Oats pf. 94% 94% 94 94
250 Reo Motor_ 24% 24% 23% 23%
200 Shaw . 67 67 67 67
800 Stew Warner. . 41% 41% 41 41
4 0 Standard Gas. 18% 18% 18% 18%
1500 Swift Int. 42 43 42 42
900 Swift .120 121 120 120%
40 Thompson ... 44% 44% 44% 44%
25 Temtor pf A.. 42% 42% 42% 42%
700 Un Car (ex dl) 66% 66% 65% 65%
10 Un Paperbod. 22 22 22. 22
1300 Un Iron Wks. 66%' 68 65 68
255 Wahl . 38 88 38 38
450 West Knitting. 20% 20% 20% 20%
60 Wrlgly (ex di) 77 77 77 77
Bond..
$7000 Chl Ry? 1st 8a. 66% 68% 68% ?6%
3000 Ogdeu Gas 6s. 70 70 70 . 70
1000 Swift 1st 6s.. 89% 89% 89% 89%
Detroit
100 Charcoal Iron. 4 4 4 4
1000 Continental Mt 11% 12 11% 12
250 Detroit Edlsonl06% 105% 105% 105%
20 Ford of Can..375 375 375 375
50 Lincoln Motors 46% 46% 46% 46%
260Mic.g Sugar.. 11% 11% 11% 11%
1100 Packard Mt C 22 22% 22 23%
800 Reo Motor C. 24% 21% 24 24%
Philadelphia
1605 Amn Stores... 45 45% 45 45%
8 Amn Gas . 62 52 61 61
34 Amn Rys pf... 58 68 58 68
135 Elec Storage..112% 113% 112% 113%
15 Insur Co N A. 39 % 29% 29% 29%
7 Keystone T pf 34 34 34 84'
3715 Lake Superior. 17% 19 17%*18%
60 Lehlgh Nav .. 62% 62% 62% 62% !
9 Lehlgh Valley. 4t> 46 46 46
100 Mexican Petrl.178% 178% 178% 178% '
60 Missouri Pac. 28% 2S % 28% 28% i
780 Penn RR _ 42% 42% 42% 42%
25 Phlla R Trans 23 23 23 ' 23 I
30 l'hila Trac... 60% 60% 60% 60%;
2 Penn Salt - 75% 75% 75% 75%
' ? 314 Phils Elec ... 24% 21% 24% 24%:
12 PhllaCo 6 pc pf 33 33 33 33
; 2570 Tono Belnint. 2-fir 2iV 2% 2% i
770 Tono Mining.. 2% 2% 2% 2% :
100 Trans Cont O. 25% 25% 25% 25% i
I 1936 Until Gas Imp. 49% 49% 49% 49%
7 Until Com NJ .175 175 175 176
5 W .1er & Seab 39% 39% 39% 39%
25 York Ry pf... 31 31 31 81
Bonds
tlOOO Am G & E 5s. 78 78 78 78 ?
2000 Elc & P Tr 48 61% 01% 61% 61%
22000 Lake Sp Inc 5s 65 67 65 57
Pittsburgh
200 Am Roll Mill.. 50 60 60 60
10 Am W G M pf. 93 93 93 93
6325 Ark Gas . 30 30% 29% 30%
130 Barnsdall Cor. 60 60 60 60
170 Carbohyd pf... 3% 4 8% 4
950 Guffey Gilles.. 29 30 29 29%
110 Ind Brewing.. 3V? 3% 3% SV_
75 Kay Co Gas... 1% 1% 1% i%
175 Lone Star Gas. 35% 35% 35 35
1338 Marland Ref.. 5% 6% 5% 6%
45 Mfrs I. & H... 5S% 58% 68 V* 58%
100 Nat Firepf pf. 14 14 14 14'
20 Ohio Fuel Oil.. 28 28 28 28
98 Ohio Fuel Sup. 48 48 48 48
85 Okla Gas. 41% 41% 41% 41%
10 Pitts Brew pf. 16 16 16 16
2000 Pitts Jerome...10o 12c 10c 12c
500 Pitta Mt Shas. 41 41 41 41
35 Pitts Plato Gl.159 160 169 160
35 Union Gas_124 124 124 124
110 West Air Bke.109 109 109 109
20 West Blec. 52 62 62 62
Commodities
Continued front page fourteen
sian fly. This authority also predicts
that there will be more spring wheat
seeded this year than expected.
Corn?The market opened firm, ow?ng
to the show of strength In the foreign
exchange market and on continued light
receipts at primary poWU. Th? bllazard
which was reported In the West on Thurs?
day proved less severe than had been
reported, however, and, as farmers seem
more willing to sell at the recent ad?
vance, the trade was led to expect some
increase in the movement. Moreover,
prices had advanced 11 to 14 cents during
the past ten days, and it was thought
that the technical position of the market
had been materially weakened and that
the situation had changed from an over?
sold to an overbought market. At any
rate, heavy selilntr developed and prices
reacted sharply, closing only slightly above
the lowest, with net losses of 1 % to l%c.
Yesterday's Previous Tear
New York: close close ago
Corn, No. 2 yelIow$1.75 $1.74Vi $1.60
Chicago:
May . 1.41% 1.43 1.34V?
July. 1.35s', 1.36% 1.29?
Oats?r.eports that exporters wero re?
selling oats and that about 1,000,000 bush
els had been resold for Baltimore account
during the past week gave the, oats mar
ket a weaker tone, and after i. compara
tlvely steady opening prices eased off ant
closed with net losses of 1% to lVic.
Yesterday's Previous Year
New York: close close ago
No. 2 white.. .81.03%. 81.04 $0.72%
, Chicago:
May .82% .82% .63V<
July. . .75% *77% .62e,
Bye?Market easy.
Yesterday's Previous Year
New York: close close ago
No. 3 West... $1.83% $1.85?i $1.55
Flour and Meal?Quotations were:
Yesterday's Previous Year
New York: close close ago
Minn, patent ?13.12% $13.12% $10.90
Cornmeal.. .4.00?4.10 -3.76@3.85 3.25<g>3.5
Ryo flour. ..S.00?8.35 8.00@8.35 7.6008.;
Bran .62.00 61.00 43.00
Cottonseed Oil
Trading operations in the market yes
terday were confined to the May and Jul
positions, and total sales for the dHy wei
22,300 barrels. Early In the day the mai
ket was firmer as a result of the shar
advance in foreign exchange, as well i
on the early strength In lard and cottoi
but toward the closo an easier feeling d?
veloped and final prices wero 7 to 1
pointa lower for the active months, whl
bids on the othsr positions ranged fro;
unchanged to 36 points lower.
The range of prices follows:
Thursday'
Open High Low Close CJoe
Spot... - - - ?8.50<S>19.30 -
March.. - - - 18.So? 19.20 19.0
,?,av.. 20.30 20.45 20.15 20.13?. 20.17 20.
June... ?? - - 20.25020.55 20.
July... 20.72 20.85 20.54 20.55? 20.57 20.
Aug... - - - 20.50?i/<20.75 20.
Sept... --20.50020.75 20.
Sugar and Coffee
Current Ye.
prices ag
Sugar, granulated, per lb..14016 9
Coffee, Rio No. 7, per lb_ 15% 15
Coffee, Santos No. 4, per lb 24% 19.
Sugar?The market for raw sugar \vi
firmly held at the advance, with tl
tendency in sellers' favor, as 10,000 bai
Cubas, prompt loading sold f. o. b. ?
10Vic to operators, with a further buyir
interest shown at the close of the di
at this figure. There were rumors thi
possibly ' additional f. o. b. business hi
been put through at 10Vic, but part?cula
were lacking. The sugar futures mark
opened unchanged to an advance of
points and closed quiet, 10 to 25 poin
net higher, the only salea recorded bell
two lota of Muy at 10.75.
Coffee futures?While, the official cabl
received this morning showed a. higli
Rio market, they probably fell somewh
short of bullish expectations, and l.
market here opened at a decline of > to
points under realizing. After the ope
ing there wero rather free offerings, b
ileved to have been long li<iuidatlon, ai
prices worked off 5 to 8 pointa. Late
the day there was a sharp rally attribut
to covering o? hedges against sales
spot coffee, and prices work*d sharply u
ward, closing at net gains of 16 to *
points.
In the local spot market salei we
reported of Santos 2a and 3s at 26c a:
,4s at 24 %c, all premium coffees. Rio
could be bought, one house reported,
15%o on the spot. There was a less
of 25,000 bags Santoa 4s, futures shi
ment, at 26c sterling credit. Brazil sho'
no signa of weakening, prices report
Arm.
The range o? prices follows:
Thursda:
Open. High. Low. Close. cloi
Mar ...- 14.80? 14.85 14.
May ...15.05 16.20 14.97 15.19015.20 15
July ...15.25 15.45 15.21 16.44015.45 15,
Sept ...15.08 15.25 15.03 15.26015.27 15
Nov ... - - - 15.25igil5.26 16,
Leo ...15.05 15.25 15.04 15.24? 16.25 16,
Butter, Cheese and Eggs
Butter?Receipts were 8,675 packag
Creamery, higher than extras, lb, 04%
65c; extras, 92 score, 63%?64c; firsts, 90
91 score. 61%@62%c; tirata, 88 to 89 SCO
58@61c; seconds, 83 to 87 score, 5'
57%c; lower grades 50@53c; held, hlgl
than extras, 60%?61c; extras, 60c; il?
65@59c; seconds, 48?54c; unsalted, higl
than extras. 67%@68c; extras, 6606
firsts, 60065c; seconds, 66?59c; state da
tubs, finest, 62? 63c; good to prime, 61
61c; common to fair, 48?54c; r?nov?t
extras, 63@64c; firsts, 61052c; Imitat
creamery, firsts, 46? 46c; ladles, curr
make, firsts, 42?43c; seconds. 39@4
lower grades, 38@38%c; packing sto
current make, No. 1, 39%c; No. 2 3
28%c; lower grades, 35 037 %c.
Cheese?Receipts were 1,728 boxes. St??
whole milk, held flats, specials, 2
?W*Si average run, 28029c; lower grad
15 027c; twins, held, speciala, colored
white, 29@29%c; average run, 27% ?28V
lower grades. 18 027c; Wisconsin, wh
jayj*' .?2*Sft, 27@29%c; single Dais
held. 30>?31%c; double Daisies, held. 2
?31c; Voun?r America* 32@S3c; st
No. 1,250
BEPORT OF CONDITION O? ,
The Mechanics & Metals National Bank
at New Tori. In the State of New York, at the ?lose of business on February 2?, 1920.
RESOURCES
1. a Loans and discount.?.
Including rediscounts
( except tiloso shown
In b and c) _$132,170,030.86
b Acceptances Of other
banks discounted .... 5.024,442.10
a Customers' liability ac?
count of acceptances
of this bank pur?
chased or 'discounted
by it . 237.120.71
?Total loans .?137,431.593.47
Deduct :
o Acceptances of other
banks pasable at fu?
ture date, guaranteed
by this bank, by In?
dorsement or otherwise
(see Item 55b).$5.024,442.10
f Foreign bills of ex?
change or drafts sold
with Indorsement of
this bank, not shown
under Item il, above
(see Item 65c). 498,497.65
- 5,523.939.75
$1S1.907.653.'72
2. Overdraft., unsecured. 7.344.19
4. a Customers' liability account of
acceptances executed by this bank
anil by other banks for account of
this bank, and now outstanding.. 4,036,746.i:;
5. U. S. government securities owned:
a Deposited to secure cir?
culation (U. S. bonds
par value) .$1,000,000.09
c Pledged to secure
postal savings deposit?
(par value) . 610,000.00
d Pledged as collateral
for state or other de?
posits or bills payablc.8,200.000.00
f Owned and unpledged 2 762,834.65
h War Savings Certifi?
cates and Thrift
Stajups actually owned 1.297.08
1 Deposited with state
authorities in accord?
ance with provisions of
Sec. 11-K, Federal
Reservo Act . 80,000.0.
Total U. S. gov
ernment securities .12,624,181.73
6. Other bonds, securities, eta.!
b Bonds (other than
U. 8. bonds ) pledged
to secure postal sav?
ings deposits . 189,900.00
o Bonds and securities
(other than D. S. se?
curities) -pledged as
collateral for state or
other deposits (postal
excluded) or bills
payable . 784,117.0?
e Securities, other than
U. S. bonds (not In?
cluding stocks), owned
and unpledged . 4,737,518.70
f Collateral trust anil
other notes of corpora?
tions Issued for not
less than one year nor
mora than three years'
time . 625,000.0.
g Deposited with state
authorities in accord?
ance with provisions of
Sec. 11-K, Federal
Reserve Act . 670.717.11
Total bonds se?
curities, etc, other
than U. S. 6,907.250.81
7. Stocks, other than Federal Reserve
Ban It stock . 204,748.57
8. Stock of F?deral Reserve Bank (50
per cent of subscription). S60.000.00
9. a Value of banking house, owned
oiid unlncumbered . 3,000 000.00
12. Lawful reserve with Federal Re
servo Bank . 17,478 927 12
13. Items with F?deral Reserve Bank
i:i process of collection (not avail?
able as reserve) . 4,380 883.13
14. Cash in vault and net amounts due
from national banks. 10,868,750.04
15. Net amounts due from bulks.
bankers and trust companies in the
United States (other than Included
In Items 12 13, or 14). 851047.23
16. Exchanges for clearing house_ 16.909,'720.26
17. Checks on other banks in the
same city or town as reporting
bank (other than Item 16). 629 527 81
Total of Items 18. 14 16. 18
and 17 .$33.037,907.95
18. Checks on banks located outside of
city or town of reporting bank and
other cash item? . 618 405 11
19. Redemption fund with U. 8. Treas?
urer and due from U. 8. Trea.
_? "r?r . 480.000 00
20. Interest earned but not collected?
approximate?on notes and bills
receivable not past due. 619 467 53
21. Other asset?. If any . 8,081 HiM
Tot?l .$219.449.324.88
State of New York. County r>r New Tot* a?.
I. JOSEPH, S. HOUSE, cashier of the ebare-1
statement is true to tlia best of my knowledge and
Subscribed and ?worn to before me this 6th i
Correct?Attest:
T. FRANK MANVffiLEl 1
WM. A. JAMISON. r Director?.
JOHN MoHCGH. j ^^
LIABILITIES
22. Capital stock paid hi.86,000, M? It
23. Surplus fund . 6.OO0.0?0.W
2?L a Undivided profits ..$7,518 828.36
b Les* current ex?
penses, interest and
taxes paid . 866,273..'i"
-6,652,55111
25. Interest and discount coli??cted- or
credited in advance of maturity
ami not earned (approximate) . 634.144.57
26. Amount reserved for taxes accrued 6iS.692.6i
27. Amount reserved for all interest
accrued . 633.51l.tJ
28. Circulating notes outstanding.. . l.'?0.ijW.W
30. Net amounts due to national ban!? 23,t'00,162.t?
31. Net amounts duu to banks, bank?
ers and trust companies in the
Vnlted Sta^s and foreign coun?
tries (other than lncludixi hi
Item ?.C, . S5 778.279?
33. Certified checas outstanding. 3,531til2.lt
33. Cashier'* checks on ma bank out?
standing . l,!18,931tf
Total of Items 80.
31, 32 ad 33_$64.429 277.63
Demand deposita (other than bank dapoilt?)
subject to Reserve (deposits payable wihia
30 davs) :
34. Individual deposits subject to
check .100.17S.2IT.il
35. (Vrtlflcates of d?rposit due in lets
than 20 days (other than foi money
txurrowed) 211,110.?
36. State, county or other munldpaJ
deposits s??.nired by pledge of asseta
of this bank . 411.4M-W
37. Deposits requiring notice but l"ss
Unui 30 days . S56?IIJJ
38. Dividends unpaid . 4 "??! j
Total of demand do
l?>si!s (other tliui
bank deposita) sub?
ject to Reserve,
Items 34. 35. 36.
37 and 38..?$101.159 855.57
Time deposits subject to Rosorve 'pwaMs ?BBl
30 days, or ?ublect to 30 dn>s or more tsna,
and postal tarings):
40. Certificate* of deposit (cthar than ?
for money borrowed) ., 1.S9S.SW.*?
4L State, county or other mu-iteipal
deposits secured by pledge of a*
sets of this bank. ?PB.IJ? J
4?. Postal savings dopoelbj . Si?-!S?T?
43. Other tlm* deposita . MHjWMi
To'al of time de?
posits subject to Re?
serve, Items 40, 41,
42 and 43 . $4.86?.485.83
44. United State?! deposits (other than
postal Raring?) : _....
a War loan deposit aoooiint. famaam
4?. Bills payable with Federal K?wn?
P.ank. srerured by D. 8. government ^.m
securitiee . 23.000.W-??
51. letters of ?redit a>?d trarel??'
che?As sold for i-ash and ouUland- ... ?
lng . lOliIU?
55. a A"T?*.ances ex??<rute?l
by tills bank for cus?
tomers' .J3.821.15l.58
b Acceptances executed
by other bank? for ac?
count and under guar?
antee of this bank.... ??2.091.97
Total ...^.$4.483.153.13
d Leas acceptances of
tills bank purchased
or discounted (see
Item lc) . -?57.1?O-1
?.????.ou.*
Total .potjMJsaaW
5*>. b Acceptance* of oilier bank* pay?
able at future date, ruaran terri by
this bank by lndorsemaut or ether- ?.ja
wine ? see Item le) . 5 emma*.
0 Ko*?ign bills of exchange or i trails
sold with indorsmn?t of this beak.
m', shown under Item a. above ,?.?r#i
(see Item If).k i9tL^mZ
Total contingent llaWlltl?* (55 fc
i and e) (t
Schedule 23)
b and c) (not Including Item* 1? ., .? ?.fl
Mdule 23) .tS.it%asmia
Dimed bank, do solemnly ?wear that the ?M*
belief. JOSEPH a HOUSE. CaaM?
day or March. 1920. ._
HBNBT tWU?NX, N?Ury JPuMJ* -
skims, fresn, ?pedal*, 18 O Slot prim? to
choice, 13@16c; fair to good, 10?12o;
lower grades, 4? 9c.
Eggs?Receipts were 28,878 cases. Fresh
gathered, extras, dozen, 65966c; extra
firsts, 64?64%c; firsts. 62@62c; seconda,
60?61c, dirties. No. i, 48?49c; checks,
good to choice, dry, 38?40c; state, Pennsyl?
vania and nearby Western, hennery whites,
extras, 58c; firsts to extra firsts, 64?67c;
gathered whites, firsts to extra firsts, 54?
67c; pullets, 62? 53o ; Pacific Coaat whites,
express, extra firsts to extras, 665. 67c;
firsts, 53?66c; seconds. 61@52c; pullets,
Petaluma, 52?63c; other section?. 60?51c;
other Western and Southern, gathered
whites, 63?Sift; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby hennery browns, extra? 67?63c
gathered brown and mixed colora eit?*
66?66o; firsts to extra firsts, 63054c .
U. S. Exports to Mexico Gala
JUAREZ, Mexico, Feb. ?0.?Import?
from the United States into Me???
for the first ten months of 191? ?T
grregated in value $96,431,981, an ?*
crease of 34 per cent over the corf*
?ponding period of the previous /??J?
according to a custom house v?W\
The principal articles imported *?*?
shoes, textiles, silks, furs, notions ?*?
articles of luxury.

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