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BANK STATEMENTS ___
???-?tf^l^THE CONDITION OF THE
Sles commercial bank
~ OF NEW YORK j
.?. ?>f busines? on the 30th d?y of |
*> 2s?? ????
?g*****"' K EPOCH CES.
. $4,706.16
ir** miViW-'' aut horlird by ttv?
S" rft?ii- l'nitfd Slat"*- 81,969.50 :
I?*2J? approved reex?rvi? de- /
*-&>??' ',(T?"*,". 235.93&.5S :
***- ? li??I irviJlmfiW'. via. :
^.?4 ilis?-o?'v!? fwvured by
??M? ?>l!?trral . . 127.760.68 i
?*?*r ^l-^ni? and bills Ijur? -
V-CLi rot "W-irr-A by eotiat
l>s??"?,, n . 740.S61 01 :
?P ?" . 1.042.15 ?
Iv^'ni wnrt?ar-?* <-?n*.l- 38.150.00 ,
Sfc"" ,B'1 "*' $24.000.00
*5U mt*re*t en
**Z en Hooks a I
o?-*",?!, . 7,645 25
jgSJ^w? a????*-? Mil.40
.."$1.843.267*9
?Totil .
LlABILipEi?.
? . ..?.t. . $100,000.00 :
>????*?. ??ivd ? - - $30.000.00 j
?B-$rT2? ;
"SS? of 1*5? Y*rk 2SO??-0ft
?23.r-e<l. If ???>??? ????????-'?'
?fe>*?l. ?* ??"?*?:
?F~^.!? ??!.??.?
gg?* ? T 8:17.161.17
fSSttf *??!???
?'^U^ S.?W.M
?SS? ch?*?.??? ?>-41T-6< ;
?iS?te_J5?! ,,?,?,,,]
ether ?labilities, rtai
Arrr?i?<i IW*t?tt en?
tered <tt book? ?*
Krtimat.fl unearned ,.,...
Bwonti . ? -_8.376.7:
Tottl; .-.$1.843.264.29 ;
K8POBT OF THE CONDITION OF THE j
BAinC STATES BANK
at tb? c/cse of business on the 20th day
of September, IM.?
RESOURCES
f,p?ei?... . $58.458.42
Cub iteras. vU..
Exchange? and checks for
nut ?lay'? clearing*. 51,954.10 1
Mie from approved reserve de
poiluri's. l?ss offset?. 73,099.00 ,
Doe from other banks. tru?t
?jompanlf? an?i bankers. 8.454.16!
gtors as-i bond Investments, viz.:
Public ??eeuri?e?. .$426,332.65
-_- 426,322.65:
Tjjta? *nd discounts secured by
hond ?ad mortgag??. deed or
?ther real estate collateral.. . 21,430.50
!>san? and ?Ilncount? secured by
otber collai?-r..l . I06.004.S2 '
Lota?, discounts an?l bill.-? pur- i
ehx*e<! not ?etrured by ?ollat
?rtl. 426.878.7? !
Bond? and mnrtgagos owned.. 8,000.00!
<_,iher ??sets, viz. :
furniture and fix?
tures . $41,811.72
itemed interest en?
tered on books at
close of busin??fts
en above ?tat? . . 4,366.63
Accrued internst
not entered on
books at close of
business on above
datv . 6.585.10
62,762.46
fc'.sl .$1.233.164.87 j
LIABILITIES
C-pUtl ?tod; . $200,000.00
Sarplue.
Surplus fund . $30.000.00
I'tdlvlded profits. 17,579.57
Dejxiiiis- Preferred, as follows:
Pu e N e w York
8 t a ; - Savings
?nd Loar. Asso?
ciation?, Credit
Unions anil Land
Bank . $2.406.33
Deposit'J by the
State of New
York . 00,000.00
Deposits by the
lupi i Intendant of
Bunks of State
?t New York... lOvOBO.OO
PtiKiiilU?Not pre?
ter?*?!, as fo?
low.
Diy?*lt**,ubject to
cbec? . 476.673.17
Tint? deposit?-, cer
riSote? an-t other
?rpoelts the pay?
ant of which
cssuot legally be
nitoired within
Mlirty days. 335,885.16
Ctibiers" check?
outstanding, in?
cluding similar
checks of other
officers. 36,736.56
Certified checks . 8,666.46
Unpaid dividends.. 125.00
Other liabilities, vis. :
Reserves for taxes,
expenses, etc. ... $33,647.69
Accrued interest
- entered on books
?t close of busi?
ness on above
/ate . 1,500.00
?ecrued Interest
sot entered on
books at close of
business on abovo
d-?1?1 . 2.928.62
Mtlmatsd unearn?
ed discount?- 5,006.31
922,492.68
43.082.62
?_*?***. ???.$1.233,144.67
REPORT OP THE CONDITION OF
GUARIN1 & CANDELA
tr^thlrtf?hT' at.th* ???? ???? business on
the thlrti.lh day of September, 3 922.
RESOURCES
SlV?nn'1 boncl ?nv??tments, via ?
Public securities _ t?o? ,ft? ,,
Private wcurltl??.. ^'S'saoftn
Rwl estate owned. al'o?ft'on
^?ann.a,a',nVU?rI . ::: lw?*t
h,. ,v nc) d,?oount? secured
by other collateral. ?, ?,,? ?
Um, discounts and bi Is purl '"5?'9S
Cbu44 Hot secured by collat
??? fro'm"custoni?V ' for' '??. 165'143-7S
Change money orders and
?.eamshlp ticket? sold. .. ir,?;?,)
?-'etdrafts . . ??2?2
?M from foreign. 6"-"
banks and bank
! ^rom'tr?8?-com: *33-69413
gjnles, banks and
[ ?nkersnot Includ
Jfl In preceding
hems
217,874.85
Matt. ,., - 251,468.38
"**?'-" with expreaa and
g^smship companies. 250.00
W;.-'
currency authorized by
16,615.14
?u*f ?**'-*? of the UnVted'state? 3,707 35
C?? currency . 40.392.46
gj8J postage . 15.00
^~ 'tenis, viz :
"?????nges and
Jisecks for next
?i*'? follections.$101.066.75
?,. - 101,066.75
^?assets, viz.:
f^rnltur.. and fix
t1'"?*. $3,400.00
??ccrued int.?rest
?M ?ntv.,<l on
?"??s at ? lose of
J?>sir.ess<..n above
te,e . 6,450.00
9.850 00
61,389.33
^??l .$1,195,528.35
j. LIABILITIES
j^anent capital . $30.000.00
-Wilts'.
**?????? subject
?J^h,*ck .$320.089.90
^Posits, subject to
?y.ce. withdiaw
?ble only on pr?s?
id?t ion of j?as3
?"8 '?-'. 772.492.34
fund
^?waiting re
**? for money 'or-'^.??.????????????????????????????-^...??????????????????^....?
f.0^? sold. 35 no
-"itied checks.. . 9.473.01
0th?.? ?iaw,. , - 1,102.188.97
^**r ?abilities, viz.:
B?,Uf<1 'nt*rest
^?entered on
b??" at ct0M Pi
^??ess on above
.***!
2.000.00
- 2.000.00
$1.195,538 55
?JIViDEND NOTICES
*r*-?0 STATES Kl-II?*:.K COMPANY
1730 Broadway.
The B^ ,'*? York, October 5th. 192?.
^???T? Rot!.1' of D!roctora of the United
<**?>!) VrTl, ?-o-T.pany has thl? day do
??1?l*n<. ?, '.'s ''"? oarnlng? a .-,uarter!y
?ACKTVELL. Treasurer.
Cotton Advances
On Bullish News
From the South
Ginning? Tapering Off and
Spot* Arc Being Offered
Lens Freely,?t Is Reported ;
Close 37 to 45 Points Up
The cotton market was decidedly
firmer yesterday owing to reports of
smaller spot offerings in tho South,
favorable advices from tho domestic
trade, higher Livoroool cables and
growing confidence in a satisfactory
solution of the Near Eastern problem?-.
The general mrvrket closed vcr?.* ?tWady
nt net advnnces of S7 to m points
The feature of the do\- was the tnara b?jM?n
character of the n?w?- from "???* South
?*nd the fact that It ?-??.s colored bv a
?niailler volume of Southern It?:*-', sofiln?
*!*') report? of smaller Interior receipt*-'
Repli.?? t.? a tuestlom-?lra se??: -<i?t b-.- n
proniln'nt l-?e_i hou??* eoverln?*- nearly all
sections of th.? brlt av?re regarded m offer
inar co.nflim.ulon of small croj? estimai-?<
Air--? It was Indie.?ted th.-.t trlnnlne ?>??.?
be?-innln?-r to taper off In ;ome of th?
enrtl-r ?.?cUon? of the heu *n<* that spot
were belnK offere.l ?ess freely. These a I
vices probably contributed to the advance
thai, met comparatively little pressure ot
Southern jelling and r??nected some hroad
enltttr of commission house Inter?*! in a-.l
dltt"n to covering end traile buying,
Uecrlpt . of pntt,*ra at Houston hav.
Shown u steady falling off ?Ince the becln
nlnar of the wo-k. On Monday the*
amounted to 54.?97 bale? and vesterda*,
only '.'e,",C* ?-ere reported. The t?>tal re
colpts at the towps reporting daily fel
below last year's, amounting to 41.OSO
.-afi-alnsi 43.598 a j"*r ago. Last -earthen
was a comparatively large amount of olt
prop cotton rrninlnln-; In tho Interior ?
the beginning of the new afcason. whll?
(nil ;<?(>- the movement to the Interlo
towns wilt be pretty well confined to nev
<-rn?, cotton. Southern spot markets a
officially reported were unchanged to 5
p??lnts nlijher. generally ?5 to BO point
hipber with mlddilnrr e-uotnttons ransln
from 20.20c up to 21c.
The loeo! market for spot cotton ?p*t
steady and 45 point? higher at 21..5c._o
middling. \"o sales we**o reporte:!.
Cotton?Range of prices:
We.
Open. High. Low. Close, elrts
Oct.... 20.68 21.00 20.68 21.C0':r -. 20.?
Nov....- .-31.18^ - 20.7
l>ec- 21.07 21.41 21.02 J1.S??T 21.40 20.?
Jan.... 20.9.-, 21.30 20.90 21.23 Q 21.20 20.8
Feb....-??? 21.30?? - 20. ?
March. 21.03 21.40 21.01 21.34?i?21.37 20.?
April.. 20.91 20.fT 20.91 _1.*6?-20.1
May... 20.94 21.32 20.93 21:2 2 ?7f-20.i
June...-21.10? - 20.;
July... 20.75 21.OS 20.7S 21.02??/* - 20.(
Southern >*vot Market*?-Oalveston stead
45 points higher at 20.80c; sales, 2.4
bille?. New Orleans steady. 25 poln
higher at 25.50c; sales. 5,181 bales. Mobl
steady, 60 pointa higher at 20.25c; sale
828 bales. Snvannnh steady. 40 poin
higher at 21c; sales, 71 bales. Norfo
:?tc?dy, 17 point? nicher at 23c: sal-s. 3.0
bales; Augusta steady,-?44 points higher
20.94c. sales. 1Q1 bales. Memphis sti-aei
25 points higher at 20.75c; uales, 4.7
bales. Houston steady. 45 points high
at 20.7^jc ; sales. 13.158 bales. Little Ro
sternly, 25 points higher at 20 50c; Kali
C,0!i!? b.ili*s. Dallas steady. 45 points high
at 20.20c; sales, 3 fi. 1 0(1 bales.. Montffonxe
firm. 45 point? higher at 20.25c; sales. 2
bales. Fort Worth steady. 45 points high
at 20.15c; sales, 3,284 bales.
Cotton Statistic?
Tester- Last Las
dav. week. yeai
Fort r-cclpts _ ?5.894 40.240 39.0
Export!) . 33.333 34;?27 2,3
Kxports lieason.. 748,371 566,744 987,4
New York stocks. 65.245 65,138 146,0
Port stocks . 724.126 664.434 1,436.0
Interl-.r r-ceipts. 41,1.30 33,913 41.2
do shipments.. 26,030 28.981 33,?
N. y. arriv?t?.,... 18? 2,935
IJverpooI Cnbliv*? Spot cotton fair c
man?! ?it 7 points decline; middling, 12.2:
Hales X.O0O, American 5.000. Imports 4.0
American none. Futures were due 7 to
oeints higher: they opened quiet at
points advance and closed steady at a i
advance of 18 to 24 points. Closing prie
October. 12.lid; December. 11.96d; Ji
uary. 11.33d; March, 3 3.86d; May, 11.71
July. ll.66d. Manchester?Yarna, a f
business doing; clothj In more dema:
The 3 0:30 o'clock bids cabled to Llverp
follow:. October. 20.75c; December. 21.1
January. 21.02c; March, 23.12c; J?
20.Sod. - '
Cottonseed Oil
A firmer tone prevailetl In the mar!
for' cottonseed oil. largely on account
verv small offers and a fair demand fr
| commission houses and shorts based
I the advance In lard and a more act
consuming demand for edible oils. Cl
Ins prices were 13 to 15 points net hlgr
and total sales for the day were 13,
barrels.
The range of prices:
Open. High. Low. Close. cl.
Rpot...-??- i
Oct.... 8.61 8.SO 8.C1 8.74^ 8.80 !
Nov_ 80S 8.17 8.08 8.17?J* 8.18 !
Dec... 8.08 8.14 8.08 8.140 8.15
i Jan_ 8-0? 8.18 8.08 8.15? 8.18
j?eb .- 8.17? 8.32
What Things Cost
Quotations are caah prices
Commodity and unit.
FOODS? Yesterday.
Wheat <N?. 2 ht-r?' bu. $1.281,
Corn (No. 2 ycllo-?r) bu.86
Oats (No. 2 white) bu.51', ,
Flour (spring pat.? bbl. 8.75
Werf (family) bbl. 14.90
Pork (mess! bbl. 26.5?5
Sugar (irrsnulstesl) lb.06.-tiJ-.C66
Coffre (No. 7 K'.o) lb...09-'.,
Ilutirr (craiuTirry, ?r**l) lb.r6??'.i3
Djt?--* (irtsh, first i dos..37t?p.4_
TEXTlf r.H?
Cotton (midril.r, ?- upland) lb.212
Print ?loh (28*lh, 34-65) lb.QV j
Sills (raw, ?vans-*! Nj. 1 ? Ib.... 3.05f?C.;,
Wool (fin? Montana Sc?_r-*d) I'j. 1.2501.;;
MKTAL.V?
Sicel bllkt? <rsiUt*un,.r Ion.. 10.CC
Iron (No. S* fdry., ?'hila.) ton.. 33.14
Lead (spot) lb.062
Copper (spot) lb.14
Tin (Straltr.) lb.31 r3
rcranrH, hid^s, etc.?
Kubbcr (rih-.-ami.ked sheets') lb... ,17
Hides (caJfaklna, ?ttj>3 9 to 12 lbs. 3.20
Cru-e ?il (Pennsylvania* b"bl. . . . 3.0-1
primary markets
Previous 1920 range.
Coal (furnace)
urn. 13.25
i-ym-,
doy.
%\M
.53
6.7?
14.50
26.50
.0625?.066
.097'
.3 o fr.::?
.38?. 42
.208
?09! fe
8,0?<3) 3.10
1.25e?; 1.33
40.00 -
CL25
,C?7
.14
JaWa
.13U
3.20
3.00
13.25
High.
#3.50
2.31-14
1.50!.
1Q.25
28.CO
47.00
.23
.13 H
.77
.03
.26
17.45
2.00
63.00
63.50
MVz
.19'/j
Aty?
.54' ?
10.50
6.10
15.75
I.ow*.
$1.70
-84! .
.60
0.00
20.00
29.50
.C8
XQ'/a
.51! a
My,
.14!4
.071.
5.C0
.80
43.00
33.00
?041/2
? 12 Vt
.32
.15',-.
2.10
5.00
14.50
Wed
,, . Open. High. Low. Close, close.
Mar- $.27 8.35- 8.27 8.3.1? 8.34 8.18
April.., - - - R.35? 8.4.' 8.20
May... 8.48 8.50 8.45 8.60(31 8.52 8.36
Sugar and Coffee
Kruv Sugar Future??After a steady
op.-ning and 3 to 3 points hlprh'r, futur.???
a.-?g?c<?il off sharply on n belief that the
mnrk??t Tor actual sugar might not b<? as
firm ns it app??ar? ?1 to be on th?> surface.
Wall Street and oth??r speculative Inter?
ests -vverj disposed to liquidate, pressure
from that source bringing nbout doollrtM
of 10 to 14 points by early afternoon.
Price? did a little better later In the day
on covering, closing 2 to 8 points net
lower, sales being estimated at 38,000 tons.
The range of price?;
July_ 3.55 3.65 3.53 3.43? 3.45
Cofle-c Future??The range of prices
October .....
November.
December. S.93
January . -
Country Produce
Butter? Receipt? tvera 8,000 packages.
Creamery, higher than extras; lb., 46?
4RHc; extras, 92 ?core, 44@44',.e; firsts.
3f??4:.c; eecond?. 33 Va ? 35c ; low?r grades,
32<i?S3c; centralized cars, 90 scor?, 37 Va ?
38c; 89 score, 3 C -if 3 6 Vi c : 88 score, H?H?
36-5ic; 85 to S7 score, S4@3Bc ; unsalled,
? higher than extra?, 46?47c; extras, 92
?score, 45@4K'ie: firsts. 37 ?if 44o ; seconds,
I 34H?36o; lower grades, 33@34c; state
I dairy, tubr?, finest, 42(6 43c; good to prime,
I 38? 41c; common to fair. 30?37c; ladlca,
! current make, extras, 31?32c; firsts. 29?
?30c: seconda, 28?28%c; lower grades, 26
'? (i?. 27 He; packing StOOk, current make. No.
! 1. 28Vi?'20c: No. 2, 27V-j@28c: lower
' grades," 25 ?27c.
Cheese?Receipts v.-ero 4.807 boxes. New
i York State flats. June, ?pecial, lb., 25c;
, average run. 24 ?24',-jo: New York State?
? flats, fresh spec-inls. 26c; average run. 24
; (frilttc; Wisconsin, double daisies, 23 Vi
?24c; single dalsie?, 23Vi@24c; Young
! Amerlcns, 24?24-ftc.
i KggK?Receipts were 39,4:M cai-os. Fresh
! gathered, extras, doren. 18?50c; extra
flrsta, 44 ? 46c; firsts, 37 ? 42c; seconds,
' 28086c; lower grades, 20?27c; trade eggs.
? 24?27c; dirties. No. 3, 25?28c; No. 2
i and poorer, 20? 24c; checks, poor to choice.
1 dry, 18?23c; refrigerator extra firsts.
?Charpa? paid to expiring date, 33?32c;
! firsts, 28?30c; second? and poorer, 23?
27V?jc; checks, local candled. 38@20e; ro
I frlgerator whites, nearby, 32if43c; Pacific
?Coast, 32?43c; other Western, 30?S6,O3
i fresh. New Jersey hennery whites, un
I candled, extras, 71?76c; nearby hennery
white?, extras, local candled, -74 Si? 76c;
? nearby and nearby Western hennery
'whiter, average extras, 66?71c; extra
1 firsts, 62 tg) 65c; firsts, 55 ? 60c; near
' by gatheretl whites, firsts to extra firsts,
I by gathered whites, firsts to extra
firsts, 56063c; under grades, 42?53c; pul?
i?te?' eggs, 3>?ii56c; Pacific Coast, white?,
extras. 66?6c; extra firsts, 60f(f64c; firsts,
55I&58C; mediums, 48 ?56(3: pullet?', 40?tf
43c; other Western and Southern, gath?
ered whltos, 4 2? 5 5c; nearby ami nearby
Western hennery browns, 62 ? 55c.
Potato????Jer; ey cobblerN, sack, $1.50?
51.65; Giants, 00c?$1.30; No. 2, 60@66c;
I Long Island, 180 lbs, $2.10 Q $2.26 ; 165
; lbs, $2.25?$2.40; 150 lbs. $2?$2.16; No.
i 2s, $1?$1.2B; sweets, Jersey, bnkt, 35c?
$3; E. S. bbl, $1.25?$3.75; Delaware and
I Maryland, bskt. 30c? $3.
Price.s of Wheat
Higher on Better
Liverpool Prices;
Advance Abroad Attributed'
to Scantiness of Offerings
From U. S. ; Close Shows
J4 to 1J/8 Cents Gain
CHICAGO, Oct. 5.?Wheat moved up?
ward in price here today, higher quo?
tations at Liverpool counting as a bull?
ish factor, together with renewed dif?
ficulties about peace with the Turks.
The close was unsettled at net gains
of l-4c to l-8c. Corn finished 5-8 to
3-4c at 7-8 up, oats off a shade to 3-8
at l-2c, and provisions showing a rise
of 5c to 37c.
According to some authorltlea, the Liver?
pool advanco which came aa something of
a surprise to most traders here was due
largely to acnr.tlr.esa of offering? from this
side, a circumstance growing' out of trans?
portation difficulties, especially eaat of
Chicago. In connection with tho Liverpool
advance, however, much notice was also
taken of the fact that for the first time
the direct approach to Constantinople was
being menaced by Turkish cavalry and
that tho signing of an armistice was bo
ing delayed..
Throughout the day, persistent buying
of December delivery here was coupled
with selling of May, and was ascribed to
hedge changing rendered necessary on ac?
count of marine and rail congestion af?
fecting routes to the Atlantic. Meanwhile.
Md? were lower than yesterday for ship?
ments to Kuropo by way of the Gulf of
Mexico, but on tho other hand 1 cent ad?
vance over yesterday's price was belns
asked by holders of wheat in position to
be so shipped.
Foiling off In receipts helped to
strengthen the corn market. Demand for
oats was slack. 'Provisions were firmer
in line with corn and hogs.
Grain Price?
Wheat
Yesterduy'8 Previous Year
close. close. ato.
No. 2 hard. ..11,28% $1.26 $1.22%
Chicago?P.anire of prices:
Prov,
Onen. High. Low. Close, close.
DfC _ 1.07% 1.07*4 1.08% 3.07 1.0(3 H
May _ 1.08 % 3.08% 1.08 Vi 1.0S?,_ 1.08>??
July ??- 1-02", 1.02% 1,03H 1.02U -02
Corn
Yesterday's Previous Year
clos??. close. a?ro.
No. 2 yellow. .$0.8i) $0.85',i $0.66
Chicago:
December ... .61S .60'? .48%
May.?3% .82% -54%
July .03% .or, -4?
Oats
Yester.lay's Previous Year
close. . close. ego.
No. 2 white. .$0.64% $0.53 $0.48H
December ... .38% .38-% .35H
May .SB',4 .39 Vi .39%
July .33% -S? % -
Kye
Ttsver?uy's Previous Ynar
Moss elose. ago.
No. 2 white f.c.b.$0.8S**? $0.86% 30.98%
Flour and Meal
Yesterday's Previous Yeur
cio-?e. close. seo.
SpR pt.$?.50?$7.00 $6.60t_*$7.00 $7.50</J$R.OO
?'meal 1.024*) 2.?H? 1.92 ?0 2.0U 3.7 5 (? 0 1.90
Itye 4.7 ? "T? S.00 4.75? 5.00 ?.50?? C.75
Tlrnn . . 27.00? 28.50 ?7.00@2R.50 24.00@>
Markets in Other Cities
Baltimore
Honda
Pales. Open. High. Low. La?.
$1000 City -4s. 1962.. 98% 98% 08% 98%
1000 do 4s, 3951 . 95% 98% 98% 98 %
800 do 4s. 1961.. 98% BS% 98% 98%
glOOOCoiden Cs_110 110 110 110
7000 Klkhorn 6s... 99 99 99 93
1000 Fair Coal 6s.. 96% 96',i 9t*% 96%
i 1000 Out 63 .100% 100 Vi 100% 100%
? 5000 Power 4%s .. 92% 93 9*_?%, 93
i 4000 do 7%n -110% 110% 110% 110%
i 0000 Pa Water 6s.. 99 09 99 99
: 2000 U El A P 4%s 95% 95% 95% 96%
! 16000 Un Inc 4s_ 69% 89%. 59% 59%
| 8000 do Cs. 1949..103 103 102% 102%
! 1000 do 6?. 1927 . 98% 98% 98% 98%
I 1000 T.*n Fdg 5s . . . 80 80 80 80
? 2000 Va Ry Pow 5s 87 87 87 87
? 8000 W 13 A 5a _ 80% 80% 80% 80%
Stocks
4?o Arundel . 39 40 ?tfl 40
; 2 Beneach pf . . 26 26 26 26
20 Cosdcn pf . .. . 6 6 6 5
70 Coal ..98 98 98 08
41 ComM Cr com. 70 70 70 70
2 C & P Pf -108% 108% 108% 108%
; 44 East R Mills. 21 21 21 21
20 F!n Svc . 15 15 16 15
26 Fidelity Trust.291 291 291 291
30 M(l Cas . 93 93 93 93
lOMfra Fin 2d.. 27% 27% 27% 27%
4 Norf R & L. .. 25 25 26 26
13 Pow tit pf-116% 115% 116% 116%
10 Pa Water ....116 116 11? 116
S42 Pow com .115% 116% 116% ll*.%
33 do 7a pf_108% 108% 107 107
1*6 t:n . ??% 22 % 22% 22%
44 Tube com .... 20 20 20 20
Boston <
Mining
150 Adventure ... 50 50 60 50
400 Algoinah . 6 6 5 5
200 Arcadian . 4% 4% 2% 2%
5 Cal A Aria... 60% 60% 60 60
320 Carson . 8% 8% ? % 8%
12 Cal & Hecla..2St> 2S5 2S6 286
f?; Copper Range. 46 40 39% 40
.?5S*I'*?t>lr*,y-- ** ** ** '*v
21 o Bast Hutte .. io 10 9% 10
?j?rran_:"n ??? i% i% i% i%
i 23 5 island Creek. . 105% 105% 106 105
15 Keweenaw ... 1% j% _i-? ja-j
i ??-:.',ak<' Copper.. 3% 3% 3% 3%
?*??!_5f.'CoB* ??? s^ 2&i ** 2l?
10 Michigan - 3Va 2% 2% 2%
2?? ->-?w Cornelia. 18% 18% 18% 18%
50 Mplaslnif - 6% 6% 5% 6%
143 North Butte ..31% 11% 30% 11
H-OJIbway .... 1 t? xt, l% j %
10 Pond Creek ..21 21 21 21
HO Quincy . 40 40 40 40
25 Sup Az Boaton lili
671 Trinity . 1% 1% j? ?t
650 Tuolumne .... 60 52 60 52
2 C S Smelters. 42% 42% 42% 42%
???.d0-pi " '?' *** "* <"l> 47T-4
?5 Utah Cana ... 2% 2% 2% 2%
100 Wlnona . 1% i>? .14 i*,j
Rullroftdi
14 Bo? St Albany.147 147% 147 147
37 Boat Elev ... 85% 85% !<5 85%
4 do pf .102% 102% 102% 102%
6 do 1st pf? .125% 125% 325% 125H
E do 2d pf....l05 105 105 105
40 Bost A Maine. 24% 24% 24% 24'?
3 do p? . 30 30 30 30 '
fi East Mass pf. . "2 72 ?_ 72
SO do trust ctfa 35% 35% 35% 35 V.
7 Maine Cent pf 80 80 8f> 80
23 Northern N H S3 83 HU f3
39NYNHA. II. 31% SI % 30% 80 V.
1 Old Colony. ... 89% 83% 89% &>><
Miseellaneoati
25 Ara Aer - 38 38 38 38
! - 3* A-moa-keaag ...108 108 106 107*
50 Am Pneu .... 3% 3% 3% %\
-1.4 do-pr . 18% 18% 18 18*,
10 Am Sugar p?. .130 110 110 110
! 1030 Ant Tel A Tei.123% 126% 123% It?*
i *0 Am Wool ... .100% 100% 100% 100*
?5 do pf .108% 109% 10t! % 100 V
200 Atlas Tack ... SO 20 20 20
1025 Eastern S 8... 83 84% 82% t*|
29$ Edlaon .182 183 179% 179*
126 Elder -.... 11% 11% 9% 9*
75 Fftlrbank? ... 19 19 16% 181
lOG-'lv Houston. 30% 30% 80% 20'.
7.-? C.vay . 13 13 18 18
22'/ Croonf.eld ... 19% 20V? 19% 2??
fat Hood Lubber . 48 4? 48 48
' 315 Inti Cement.. .12% 33% 32% 32?
i J ?ntl Mill? Pf.. ?0 80 ?0 80
i ?OOlntlProd?. 2% 2% *% ?
840 J T Connor... 2? 25 24% 24?
Sales. Open. l?lprh. Loi
466 Llbby . 8 9% 8
65 Loews . 10 H 30% 10
65 Mass Oas .... 88 88 87'
65 do pf . 73% 72 73'
2? Mergenthaler. .360 168V? 166
75 Mex Inv . 3 6 36 H 3 6
300 Misa Rlv Pow. 32% 32% 32
59 do pf . 86 86 85
3S7 Nati Leather.. 30% 30*.;, 30
16 New Eng Tel..337 337% 117
300 New Eng Oil. . 1 1 1
936 Orpheum . 27% 28 '11
84 Pac Milts -166 157 166
10 Reece Buttonh 15 15 15
61 Swift .108 109 3 08
352 Swift Intl. 23% -**?*? 88'
42 Torrington ... 41"? 42 41%
400 Vn Drug 1st pf 60 50% 50
6 T'n Fruit .161 % 151 % 1 53 %
860 Un Shoe . 44
3 2 do pf . 26%
57 0 Ventura . 28 %
396 Waldorf . 32%
46 Walthnm . 7%
25 Warron Bros.. 23?%
Banda
$50oo Hood Rr-rb
4 4%
26%
29
%x
33%
44
?s%
32
Last.
9%
30
B7W
72
168 V4
16%
32
86
30
137%
1
27
157
35
108
23%
42
60%
3 63%
44%
26%
29
32%
33-s 33%
oo% 10,0% lonu
6000 Intl Cem't 8s. .107 10
3 0(10 Swift 6s . 98 98
,1000 Warr Rr 7%?.11R 116
6000 West Tel 6s... 97% 97%
Boston Curb
107
316
37
Bid.
Alpha.7
Ray State G 1
R.ihomia. . .73
Ros Ely ...76
Boa Si Mon.. 9
i'nia'-erns . . 1
Chief Con... 6 V,
Cn Copr nw. 4 V,
Crystal new. 1.',
Denbigh . . . 4
Plagie ft B B 3
Ettrlt Croe?. 29
First Null...50
Ask
9
80
80
30
i?;
5%
Bid.
. 76
Oadsdcn
Horn a.4
Imp Oil. 3
La Rose. ... 25
Malest'o ... 5
Mutual DvT.15
Nixon.2
Oneco.25
1 %?8vn Metals..?
6 iTexana. ... 8
6 lin Ver Ext.29
SO Yukon ... .85
D5 '
Chicago
Open. High.
7 77*?
3 00%
307
98
136
97
A?k.
85
Sales.
260 Am Phlpbldf.
??OAriMiir pfil.? 100% 100%
66 Arm Leather.. 3 2V?. 12%
10 do pfd. 87 87
2!J C 111 P S pr. ?? 85 87
100 QhfiO Flev pfd 7% 7%
3 46 Cniiv Ed I ?on. .134% 138
846 Consumera ... 6 8
260 do pfd. 69 71%
8510 Cont Motors.. 10% 10%
25 Cu'lahv . 62% 6'J%
63 Deero pfd-?' 73% 74
?5Plom Match.. 117 117
26 Earl Motors... 3% 1%
25 Gt Lakes Ddge 87 87
26 Oodehaux .... 14% 14%
1607 H W.Gossard. 28 28
100 Hol St L Bug. 5% 6%
1180 Hupp . 23% 23%
1787 Libby . 9 10%
195 Midwest Util.. 47% 47%
36 do pfd. 87% 87%
S02 do lien . 08% 97
200 Mitchell Motor 3% 3%
275 Mont Ward... 22% 22%
267:: N Leather n?w 10 10
46 Pick ft. Co_27 27
8510 Pig Wlggly. .. 44 4 i Vi
25 Pub Service. ..103 103
130 Quak Oats pf.? 99 90
1300 Reo Motor- 13% 11
6 Sear? . 03 91
350 Stand Ga? pfd 48% 49 %
4835 Stew Warner.. 52V. 62%
316 Swift ft Co_108% 108%
1640 Swift Int. 23% 24
450 Thompson .... 40% -19%
9".45 T'n Carbide? . . 63% 64%
190 fn Light. . 70% 71%
90 do pfd. 77% 77%
10 F 8 Gypsum.. 68% 68 %
372 Wahl . 69 69
13 "6 Weitern Stone 8% 10
360 Wngl*y .108% 108%
155 Yellow Mfg...l08 198
6320 do Taxi _ 76% 76%
Bond?
?1000 Ch C ft Con 6? 46% 48%
4000 Ch Ry a.dj'4?. 36 26
13000 M El Ry let 4? 66% ,87
1000 Pc-o Gas ref 6? 96 >5
Low.
77
100
12%
87
8 5
7%
134%
6
6.-1
10%
62%
73%
117
1%
86
14%
26
5%
22%
D
47
87?%
96'.'.,
3%
22%
9%
27
43
103
98%
13%
91
48%
51%
108
23%
49
63%
70%
77%
58%
58%
9%
108
197
75%
29%
95
Last.
77%
100%
12%
87
'87
7%
138
8
es
10%
62%
74
117
1%
86
14 Vi
28
6%
22%
9%
47
87%
97
3%
22%
'?'%
27
43
103
98%
13%
91
49%
61%
108%
23%
48%
C4%
71%
11V,
68%
9%
108%
198
75%
Clev Ry..
Flreatone..
do 8?...
do ??...
Good year
Bid.
95
74
68
?4
?%
Cleveland
A?U.
?7
79
04
79
10%
Ooodyr pf.
Peerless.. .
?her Will.
do pf.. .
49%
26
66%
?5
Bid.
28
68
27
101
49%
26
661
95
Detroit
Sales. Open. High. Low. Close.
40 Am Lt ft Trac.141% 142 343 % 312
4400 Cclum Motors. 2% 3% 2% 3%
3700 Cont Xiotors.. 30% 10% 10% 10?%
20 do pfd.104 304 304 104
5 5 Detroit Edi. . . 112 % 112 % 3 3 2 % 3 3 2 *,??
275 Edm .?- Jones. 24% 26 24% 25
25 do pfd. 91% 91% 91 91
GOOf? Gladys Relie.. 22 22 22 22
6900 do pfd. f.2 62 61 , 61
210 For?! .416 420 415 420
300 Mich Sugar... 6 % 6% 6% 6%
600 Motor Prod... 90 90% 90 P?i
200 Motor Wheel.. 32% 12% 3 2 % 32%
300 Murray Mfg.. 38 18 38 18
2500 Packard . 15% 16 16% 16
325 do pfd. 88% 89% 88% 89%
31 00 Pn Ige . 23% 24 % 23 f? ?4H
3 275 Reo . 13% 33% 33% 3 3%
225 Timken Axle.. 2": 28 28 ?R
50 do pfd. 89 S3 S? ?9
Philadelphia
470 Amn Rwy .... 3 4 3 4 ?14 3 4 3 4%
70 do pf . 60 01 f,o. 61
200 Amn Stores ..164% 166 16.1% 163%
185 J O nrlll. 64 66 54 65*2
36? sue Battery.-. 56% r,6i; 66% 55%
27 Erie Light pf.. ?5% 26% 25 ?, 25%
3 2Inaur Co N A. 43% 43 % 43% 41%
885 Lake Superior. 7 7 . 0% 6%
85 Lettish Nav ..78 78 78 78
35 Pi-nna Kalt ... 81% 81% 81 81
50 Phtla C11 6% pf. 43% 43% 43% 43%
414 Phlla Eloc ... SI'?, 31 '?* 31% 31%
99 do pf . 31% 33% 33%*?33%
740 Phlla Rap T.. 33?% 33% 33% 83%
3 32 Phlla Trac ... C7 67% 67 67V?
800 Tono Delrnont. 3 H 1 |J 3 m? 3l{
60 Tono Mining.. 2% 2% 2% 2%
355 Union Trae ... 42 42 41% 41%
3 42 U G 1. 53 53 52% 52%
100 do pf . 66% 65% 65% 65%
79 West Jersey . . 37 37 87 ' 87
65 Wm Cramp .. 52% 52% 62 62%
Honda
$5000 N Y Cent deb 4a 93 91 91 91
2000 Phlla Co eon us 92% 92% 92% 92%
3000 Phlla Lie?? 4a. 84 84 84 84
3000 do 3st 6s. .'..TOO 3 00 100 100
1000 do 6%&.102% 102% 102% 102%
Pittsburgh
1026 Arle Nat Gas.. 10% 30% 30 10
315 Am W Gl Ma. 86 87% 86 86
125 do pf. 91% 92 91% 92
40Ind Bwg pf... 36% 36% 36% 35%
300 Lone Star Uas. 26% 26% 26% 26%
170 Mfr? Lt&Ht.. 66 66 55% 66
10 Nati Flrepfg pf 19 19 19 19
10 Ohio Fuel Sup. 63% 63% 63% 53%
25 Okla Nat Gas. 22 22 22 22
508 Pitt? Brew_ 4 4 4 4
220 do pf. 9'A 9% 9% 9%
10 Pgh Plate.174 174 174 174
6500 Pgh-Mt Shasta 29 29 29 29
880 Salt Creek Con 12 12% 11% 11%
76 West Airbrake.100% 100% 100,% 100%
125 West Ponn_ 35% 36% 35% 35%
60 do pf. 74% 74% 74 74
Montreal
Abltibl P ft P. 60% 61 59% 61
Atlantic Sug Refins.. 23% 23% 23% 23%
Brit I?mp Steel. 32% 3 2?% 3 2% 32%
do 2d pf 7?. 33% 33% 33 33
Brompton Paper. 34% 35 34% 35
Can Car ft Fdy. 28% 28% 28 28
do pf. 60% 62 60% 62
Canada Cement. 74 74 74 74
Can Gen Elec. 81 81% 81 81%
Cons Ming ft Smelt. .- 26% 26% 26% 26%
Dom Tr-xtllo.180% 181 180% 180%
Mtl L H & P Cons.. 98% 99% 1)8% 99
Nati Breweries. 65 66 66 66
Shawlnlgan .132% 333 112% 113
Spanish River. 95 97 86 97
Steel Co of Can. 62 67% 62 62
Toronto Railway- 88% 89 88% 89
Wayagamack. 62 62 62 62*
Bid. Ask.
Riordon Pulp ft Paper, old com. 7 7%
do ne*' cou.. 60 65
do new pf. ?4 10
Toronto
Bid. Ask
Mng Crp Cn50 51
New ray ... 20 80
I'trsn Lake.10 35
Pore Crown.29 25
Pore Tadl . .? 3
Pore Imp . -.? /3
Pr? E Dome 8 12
Tck H?h?...85 90
TniBgmng .."6 40
Bid. Ask.
Adanac ? . ? ? 8
Bailey . . . .? 3
Chmbr? Frl. 1 8
Conlagaa. . . IVi 1%
Crown R?v. 22 H
Dome Lake 15 20
Ort Nrthn .?? 3
Gold Reef... 1 *
HargrAvea .?if ?
Hollinger.-.12% 13%;Thmp Krat. .
Lake Shore. 2% 3 Weat Dome. 3 5
(Hin* 0U?t iHank
NEW YORK
Member of the Neto York Clearing House Association
Condensed Statement as of the Close of Business September 30, 192:.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts. $52,315,378.22
Public Securities. 9,918,135.18
Private Securities. 16,960,951.12
Banking Houses. 1,379,988.31
Cask and Exchanges. 8,718,360.29
Customers' Liability, Account of Acceptances, etc. 2,781,333.04
$92,074,146.16
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock. $2,500,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits..... 4,629,953.31
Reserves for Taxes, etc.*. 409,951.19
Quarterly Dividend, Payable October 2, 1922_ 100,000.00
Due Depositors_. 81,713,018.25
Bills Payable and Rediscounts.,.,.,.. NONE
Acceptances, Letters of Credit, etc. 2,721,223.41
$92,074,146.16
HAROLD C. RICHARD, President
A. I. VOORHIS, Vice-Pr?sident C. A. SMITH, Vice-President
J. KNEISEL, Vice-Pr?sident H. W. VOGEL, Vice-President
W. B. ROTH, Vice-President J. A. ALLIS, Vice-President
Would Exclude N. Y. Petitions
In New England Rate Case
BOSTON, Oct. 5.?An effort to ex?
clude the New York Produce Exchange j
and the New York Merchants' Associa
tion as petitioners in the attempt of
New England business in this district I
to obtain the elimination of differcn
tlals in freight rates unfavorable to j
this section was made to-day at the
hearing before Examiner Charles F.
Gerry of the Interstate Commerce
j Commission.
Henry W. Bickle, representing the
Pennsylvania! Railroad said that the i
road would suffer a considerable !
loss of revenue if New York were to ;
be allowed rate reductions similar to
Blich as might be given Boston. Ex- ?
aminer Gerry reserved decision on ad- ;
niission of the New York petitions.
? ?
Dividends
I Pe- Pay- Stock- |
Company. Ritte, riot!, able, holder-.
Fisher Body. . . . S_.;'iO Q Nov 1 Oct 21 i
do pr.?3.T.? Q Nov 1 Oct 21 i
Chas Wurn.ir Co. 60c ? Oct 16 Sept "?n !
?U> lBt pr.I''?:, Q Oct 26 Sopt30 I
do I'd pr .1*',% Q Oct 26 Sept 3o |
Hupp Motor.?'i'?i Q Nov 1 Oct 14 1
Ingrrnoll-Rand. . 2'A To Q Nov 1 Oct 14
Mulling Uodv pr. $2.00 Q Nov 1 Oct 16
!.'. d. Rubber pf. $.'.00 Q Oct 31 Oct 16
Stocks Ex Dividend
Date. Kam*: P. C.
Oct. in?Alliance ?Ualty Co. .
Oct. 11?Am Co.ii Co of Allegheny Co.. 1
Oct. 6?American Ice Co. 1 ? I
Oct. 6? do pf. 1 Vi i
Oct. 14?America? nhlpbullding Co.... 2
.jet. 14? do pf. 1%
Oct. 3 4?A-Jipclatad Dry Gop?1?i Corp... 1
Oct. 14?British Empire Ht-<?1 Corp.,
lattl. lat 7<& pf. ser B. 1%, \
Oct. 14?Chicago Pneumatic T(W Co... l ,
Oct. 7?Del. Lack & West R R Co_ IV. '
Oct. 6?Oeme Mines Co, Ltd. Vs
Oct. 10?Du Pon' Do Nemours & Co
(E I) deb. IV,
Oct. 9?General Motors Corp. pf. ? Vii
Oct. 9? do 6'<- dob. 3?.
Oct. 0? do 7% d?*b. l?i
Oct. 10?Harbison-Wail?, or rtef Co, pf.. 1 ?4
Oct. 6?International Paper Co, pf.... 1 Vi
Oct. C? d?) stpd. pf. 1%
Oct. 11?Sinclair Consol Oil 0>rp. %
Oct. 14?Sterling Products, Jnc. %
Oct. C? Union Bag & Paper Corp. 1%
Oct. 10?Western Pacific R 11 Cdrp, l?f.. 1 "4
Equipment Bonds
(Quoted on Income percentage basis)
Bid Ask.
I A T & S Fe.... 6 1923-',s5 5.50 6.20
Atl Coast Line, t! 3923-'35 5.50 5.20
! do . 6U 1923--36 5.35 6.00
: Boston St Alb.. iVt 1922-'27 5.25 6.00
Bait & Ohio... 4>/.j lD23-'27 5.20 4.75
do . 5 10 -_ 3 - ' :* 7 5.20 4.90
! do . 6 1923-':i5 5.50 5.25
Bethlehem Steel 7 1923-'.i0 6.50 5.5.
Buff Bit P.... 4?_-5-6 1923-'3R 5.26 4.76
! Canadian North. 6-6 1923-'29 6.75 5.00
?;anadlar Pao.. 4}.-? 19Z3-'32 6 40 6.00
C R R of N J.. 6 1933-'35 5.50 6.00
Ches & Ohi.a. .6<?-6-e% 3923-'37 G.60 6.10
Chic & "N W... 4<-i 1923 5.25 4.6C
do . 6 1B?*S-'3? 3.40 6.15
do . 6% 1928-'.10 6.40 6.10
IC n I & Pac... 4>_-5 1923-'27 5.25 4.76
do . 6 1923-'36 8.G0 6.25
I CBt LA NO.. 5 im-'Zi 5.2? 4.75
CBtPM&O.. ?-7 1923-'3? 6.60 6.2?
! C M ?fc St P- 5-6 _923-'35 6.60 4.90
i C N O & T P.. 4V?-6 1923-'35 E.85 6.40
? C C C 4 St L. . S-6 1923-'35 5.5(0 5.00
? Cuba R R. 5-? l?23-'30 8.00 7.0?
Ue! it Hudson. . 6 1922-'35 6.40 6.00
! Hrle R B. 4%-6-C l?23-'35 6.75 6.0n
\ O Trunk Wostn 6 1923-'35 6.35 6.40
i Greet Nor Ry.. S 1923-'3S 6.45 6.15
! Illinois Coniral. 4V4-5 3923-'27 6.26 4.75
do . 9 l!)25-'35 6.50 5.10
| do . 6%-? 1923--33 6.30 6.00
Ind Har Belt...6 3923-'24 6.60 5.25
Kan City Soutn 5 }9.S-'24 6.50 6.25
; do . 6 1923-'35 6.76 6.25
< Louis & Nash.. 5 1923 5.35 5.C0
; do. 1 1923-'3S 5.50 6.15
do . 6?. 1326-'3G 6.30 5.00
! Michigan Ce.a. . 5-6 1923-'35 5.25 6.10
i M St P & S 3 M. 4V4-5 1923-'3S 5.75 6.25
do. . . . .S-6%-7 1923-'35 5.75 5.25
! M K & T. 5 1923-'24 C.10 6.60
j do . C 1923-M5 6.00 i.50
Missouri Pacific tl-GVi 1923-'35 6.50 E.15
M Y Centrai... 11.-5 X9??-'31 5.10 -.?t,
do .-.. 6 1923-'3? 5.50 6.20
I do . 7 1923-'35 5.2? ?.'JO
! N T Chl & St L 5 1923-M7 6.20 4.90
i M Y Nil & H..4%-5-?-7 l?32-'37 6.60 M?
i Norfolk & West 4 ?-i 1923-'34 5.25 4.75
do . 6 3923-'3S ?.00 4.75
North Pacific . 7 1923-'30 6.25 5.00
Pac Fruit Exp. 7 1925-'3a 5.25 S.Ou
penn G F. 4-4% 1922 f..'25 4.75
'Pennsylvania .. 6 3923-'J5 5.50 5.20
Pitt? 4 Lk Erie b-?V4 i923-'35 5.35 5.00
?Reading Co.... 4V.-5 1923-'37 5.00 4.80
! ??aboard Air L. 41^-5-6 1923-'27 6.10 6 70
?Southern Pac. 4H 1923-'26 6.25 5.00
do. T J924-"35 5.25 5.00
| St Lou'.s-S Fran 5-6 1923-35 t.60 5.10
I Southern Ry.... 4*?-5 1923-,2C 5.60. 6.10
i do . ? 19?S-'35 6.65 6.35
I do. 6V4 li)2:-'37 6.35 6.1?
' l'nion Pacifie .. 6-7 1524-'.'i7 6.20 4.90
VIr?inian Ry.. ? ISaU-'SS 6.75 6.1S
Wab&?h R R... 6-6 1924-27 5.70 6.3?
? ?
- Financial Items
Paul A. Rabenold, of Havana; James
W. McCuiloh and W. A. Lamson. of Chi?
cado; Bishop C. Perkins, of New Orleans*
J. C. Monier, of 90 Wall Street, and Am?
brose A. Carr. of 136 Front Street./t>'?\*
been elected members of the New York
Coffee and Si'arar Exchange.
Lo'jla A. Seyffsrt. of Charleston. VT.
Va., a member of Hardy. l>ana te Co.. of
*.-?-r Vnj-V hss? etinlied for membership !n
".he New York Cotton Exchange.
The rxeetitlve officers of the nswly or
Notice to the Holders of the
General Mortgage 4% Gold Bonds of
Reading Company
and
The Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron Company
The Supreme Court of the United States in a suit to dissolve the relation existing
between the said Companies and others and to separate railroad properties from coal
properties, has directed the JJnited States District Court for the Eastern District of
Pennsylvania to approve a plan for such dissolution and disposition of properties.
The District Court is directed to sever the interests and joint obligations of the
Reading Company and the Coal and Iron Company; to determine the respective
values of their properties which are covered by the lien of the said mortgage; to
apportion the liabilities of the said Companies and the liens upon their respective
properties according to the values so found, and to determine what, if any, injury
to the bondholders such modification of the terms of their debt and mortgage may
cause and to compensate therefor by payment.
It is regarded as most important that the bondholders should unite in order to
be represented in Court in the said proceedings, to the end that the plan ultimately
approved by the Court may preserve and protect their rights and interests.
With this object in view the undersigned Committee has been formed and
has, by order of the District Court, been made party to the said proceedings
and authorized to appear as representative of the holders of the said bonds.
Copies of the Deposit Agreement may be obtained from cither J. P. Morgan &
Co.. 23 Wall Street, New York City, New York, or Drexel & Co., Chestnut & Fifth
Sts., Philadelphia, Pa., the Depositaries, or from the Secretary of the Committee.
Holders of the said bonds are requested to deposit their bonds immediately with
one of the said Depositaries. The Depositary receiving the bonds will issue a
transferable certificate of deposit in respect to the bonds deposited. All coupon bonds
should have attached thereto coupons maturing on and after January 1st, 1923.
Registered bonds should be accompanied by properly executed transfers in blank.
The certificates of deposit have been listed on the New York and Philadelphia
Stock Exchanges.
In order that those who have been prevented by the intervention of the vacation
season from depositing may have an opportunity to do so, the time for depositing
bonds has been extended to December 1st, 1922.
JAMES M. WILLCOX, Chairman, WILLIAM P. GEST
CVlcts-Pree-ident. The Philadelphia Savins (President, Fidelity Trust Co.)
??M rStyL Philadelphia, Pa.
Philadelphia, Pa.
GEORGE W. DAVISON E. B. MORRIS
(President, Central Union Trust Company (President, Girard Trust Co.)
NewYoriTcity?N. X* Philadelphia. Pa.
WILLIAM A. DAY C. S. W. PACKARD
(President, Equitable I??fe Assurant? (President. The Pennsylvania Company tor
Society of U. S> Insurances on Liven and Granting Annuities)
New York City, N. Y. Philadelphia, Pa.
EDWARD D. DUFFIELD
President, Prudential Insurance Co. A a A 3. W1INU
rreai , ?f America. (President. Provident Trust Co.)
Newark, N. J. Philadelphia, Pa.
COMMITTEE
J. P. MORGAN A CO. y A. S. FENIMORE
Secretary
New York City, N. Y. 700 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
? Depoaitarie?
_?_-__, ?V _-. HENRY, PEPPER, BODINE & STOKES
DREXEL & CO. Counael
Philadelphia, Pa. J Philadelphia, Pa.
ganlzeii Sulphur Export Association will
be aa follows: President, G. A. Snider,
executive committee, Henry D. VVhlton,
of the Union Sulnhur Company; E. 1*.
Swenson, of the Frei-port Bulphtir Com?
pany, ami W. H. Aldrldge, of tho T??xa?
Gulf Sulphur Company. A board of di?
rector? will be selected shortly comprlain^
two representatives from each of the three
companies.
John T. Dorrancs and Edward D. Duf
field have been elected directors of the
National Hank of Commerce In New York.
Mr. Dorrance is president, of the Joseph
Campbell Company, Camden, N. .T., and
Mr. Duffteld Is preslclt-m' of the Pruden?
tial Insurance Company of Americ-a.
?truthers * Hlscoe announce that Wil?
liam F. Andrews anil Howard 33. Dean
have been admitted- to their firm as
general partner?.
Gets Order for 1,000 Cars
The General American Car Company,
a subsidiary of the General American '
I Tank Car Corporation, announced yes- !
terday an order lor 1,000 new freight !
j tars for the Chicago ?6 North Western
Railway Company, 800 of which are I
I 50 ton composite gonuolas and 200 are ;
; 50 ton steel flat cars.
Livestock, Meats, Provisions
Yesterday. Year aito.
B t e e r s. fair to
prime. 100 lbs. SS.OO? 10.:,?? -ft??I
Dreiieit b"?i.
sides, lb.10? .20, ,?10? .18
Live veals, com?
mon to prime.
300 lbs. ?.SOtSlE.OO 9.00? If..*?
Dressed veal, city
lb. .13? .23 .1S-& .?<
Live ewes, 100
lbs. 3.&0? (.00 I.OOtf ?00
Dressed walks rs,
lb. 15? ?1?-?-?
Dressed mutton,
city lb.08? .1? .07? .13,
Live lamba fair
to prime, 100
lb*. 12.00@14.00 t.50? ?.?J
Dressed lambs,
city, lb.l"?fJ> .27 .14?!*? '*/
H ok?. 1"" lbs... i'i 00ft 11.00 B.H? ?/.?St.
Dressed h./jrs, ba?
con, lb..>??.l?-vi .UMft.HX
Por. bbl. 2*.00??f 29.00 2S OOt? ?& ?H
M rus beef. bbl... 3 4.00?#15.00 i:.0v?t..:?.
Laird. Middle
West. 100 lbs. !..00-5112.30 10.16? 10.*,5

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