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THE SDN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1W8.
Are Bond
Purchases
Now Opportune?
t The great and world-wide eipan
ion in credit and Absorption of capi
tal, whicli has depressed all invest
ments, Ins been effectively checked
and capital is accumulating for first
time in a number of years,
Under such conditions it invaria
bly seeks sound bonds, such as are
readily convertible into cash, and
good bonds are growing sxarce and
advancing. We believe they are
going higher.
Send for list of
Consercalke Inteslmtnl Bonds
Plympton,
Gardiner & Co
17 WILLIAM ST , NF.W TORK
Members .V Y. Murk KarhatisEr
These CompaniesPay
The V 'c Income Tax
on following Bonds
Yield
WeMrrn United Hits & Kli-c "'
Co. VitM & llltlx. .V r Honds 5.12' r
Virninia Hallway & Power Co.
Klrnt & Itfdir. .V , Honds 5.40
SI. Louis Spr'uf'd & Peoria
lt.lt. Firxt & Itrdu. .V c Honds 5.l3ff
California Cas & Llt'Ctrlr Corp.
Vnty inn & WtlK. ."' Honds .'..'0' ,
Anirriran Public Service Co. Yield
Flret Men G' Honds COO' ,
MortRaues securing above bonds pro
vide that interest is payable without
deduction for taxes, anil the com
panies have stated their intention
to pay the normal lfc Income Tax.
Further particular) anJ prtstnt
Martel prlcti of afore itturilltt
sent upon request or l.isl AD-JO.
N.W.Halsey&Co.
49 Wall Street, New York
l'hltaitrlphln Chlraro Sun Francisco
FINANCIAL REVIEW
OF THE PAST WEEK
Wliiil I'rocpsses Arc tit Work
in flic Field of Values
ami Why.
W1DK STHAIN OX (.'AI'lTAL
How Politics Honrs on tin Situa
tion Much Pisconminir
Done in Slocks.
Harris, Forbes & Co
Inwin s N. W. Barrti O., K. T.
Iim Street, Cor. William
NEW YORK
Government Bonds
Municipal
Railroad and
Public Utility Investment
Finlsv Barrell &Go.
-74 BROADWAY
Bankers and Brokers
, .New YorkS'OvU Exchange-.
Member N-u , oik Cotton l.'xdunge.
( Chicago L'o-.rd of Trade.
Two exclusive private wires' to
the West.
Chicago 203 t. LaSalle St.
Henry Clews & Go.
II. 1.1. is. 17 mm lu iiitOAl) sr.
MrMltritM .v v. siock i: i iiamii:.
Ntocka and llnmln Imiiiht nml hold Mr
Invrsiors: also carried nil liberal term..
Hanklnc Account reeHiril sMtiL'rt i,
abeck at alrht- Interest paid nn ilallv balance., i
b 1. 1. i i r. if n r i it i. it i s
tailed available Die world over'
STANDARD
O
I
L
will nuT
H Northern Pipe Line
16 Prairie oil & Oas
II B. O. or Ohio
Ml'nlon Tonic I-lne
WILL Nl-.t.l.
10 Atlantic; Ili-nnlnc
25 South IVnn Oil
25 S. O of Indiana
50 S. (. of New York
CARL H. PFORZHEIMER
Phone 4E80-1-2-3-4 llroad. 25 llroail St., N Y
WESTERN POWER
COMMON
OUGHT SOLD
FREDERIC H. HATCH & CO.
.w lork
n llroad Nt.
Private telephone bet. .N,
llnitnn
an Congress Nt.
T., Ho.ton, Fhlla.
lAmerican Light A Traction Com.
Citiee Service Co. Com. & Pfd.
Utilities Improvement Pfd.
I WILLIAMS, MeCONHELL I COLEMAN.
I Honda titocka I
I nn Wall HI. Phone 495 John NrwTnrk'
We Deal in
DU PONT STOCK & BONDS
HERCULES STOCK & BONDS
AMERICAN COAL PRODUCTS
Hallowell&Henry
aa llrTr St., W. V. If I. llroad llio".
E.&C. RANDOLPH
Ifsmbcra New York HI noli Kachanra,
III HrnaitMat. New York.
lint int Open Market Sec.rltut Oipvtntnt
'I. 1'. SIIIIILUS. Mirr.
featen In Investment and other Sacurlllea
f mt the Untied atatea. Canada and Uexlog.
Wm.A.Read&Co.
New York
Ckkago Philadelphia Boston London
While Uoini'Stlo politic. 1, both thu c-r-(ninths
nml the- tmcertnlntles of It, lins
In en rDiitrlliutliiR suustantlnlly to the. Im
pairment of conllilence nml thu weakness
nf altiiH, nml whlln the descent of Mcv
leu Inlii Kooliil iliaos Iiiih niiKini'nteil
nnanclal Ktraln evi'iywheri", kIrM sliouM
not Im lot-t of tin1 fimilaniriital raiiars of
contlmii'il utiilprlyiiiK tciiHlon In nil money
market anil IncrcaHlint uotrlctlon ot
liusltii'fs emleavor. It took th ll.ilknn
iiplicaval last yi-ar to ilovi lop the fart, lint
It 1m no loiiRer ilouliteil to-ilny that tho
troublo wlili'li la vexlntr tlm woilJ's affairs
In rhlrfly tho roHiilt of fostering i-xceKslve
ili'inamls on capital anil ri'SortliiR to tem
porary credit to supply l.orrower with
funds for permanent .purposes.
)iii reason for the deiloloney of capital
lu relation to capital requirement has
1 en the wasteful consumption of It In
the way of public cxiwiullturi', such a
are Invoheil lu war or lnimUnato prep-
arat'on nKalnst war ami tho ahue of It
' by prliate cxtrnvntrnnrp which ha mill
1 t.itoil npilnst tho ncciiinulHtlon of capital
'at a normal i.itlo of Increment. It Is
uIm umloulitedly trip' that tho scarcity
of c plt.il ha been annravjitul by the
timidity ulilch political ptoposal to mako
, II bear the entire burden ol social cbaiiR.)
have Inspired, Neverthelc tho orlRlnal
i.iUm- of the dlfflctlllles with which lui-t-i)
!s etiteipfls- and the llnmrtat mikets
have been i oiiteiidliiR III n tent month)
1 and with which they are still rccUnnlriR
' l ib noted by the disparity between th
, supplies nf capital furthcoming for the
. xploltatiou of wealth creating resource
and the applic.itliius fur capital which
I have bi. n plesslllR anil are still plesslllR
on the money markei. We have a strlk.
Iiiu il nionstiat.on nf the ltu:itlnn In our
own coiintr) In the ever urowhiR re.
, course to short term no. lu order to
pincuie-fur iiupor.itp eiiterprii-e the fund
which hhnulil be obtaluid foul the sail?
, of sli. k or of Inns time bonds.
It would seem, how ever, thai the con-
ilii.. mi arc mote adequately appreciated
i i.t., !. for Kurope Is the reservoir of
i iplt.il fur all the lxirrowltiR countiln of
w nld, and It is particularly lu (Jie-it
lint . It, that the clearest views nie e
.r(s. d ns In the problem which ennftont
I'litli'lllle ifToit. Only a few' Weeks IIRJ
'aimI Miiiier In a public address In I'.tiK
! i ml illsi usieil at Ciinsldeiable lenRth what
lie . illed "th" cr.iinlib1 fur capital." He
i .nnted nut that there had never been a
,i i lull" time when "iicli a htiRe demard
npini c-ipltal had been made by the rapid
d Mir.ultaneiiiis dc el ipmetit of a lame
Miinli. r nf pew countiles coincident wlt'i
fie .isioiilslilm; .tidustrl.il acth.ty stlmu
liiid i'i older lands lie arctied that a
me pi ri.ul nilHt i lapse befiiie there wool I
lie am possibility uf sitlsfyltiR on eas
lenns "th.se deseivlriR. but far too nit
ineiiiti sniinis ut nne and the same time."
Tlie pi libit in witli which the world I'
sl'iiRRli'itr was stated tdmll irly In Keiier.il
ins at til" reeeiit ni'i'lilik' lu lindon of
in.- Standard Itirtl; nf South Afilca when
lie ill. ul man. Lord Welliy, said'
"The demand fur capital in older to de
elnp enierpii-e tliruiiKhnut tlie world has
liu'teasid and Is increa:nK at an mi
P ir illeli tl l.itt. The question ail.-es Is
nut tlie world attempt Iiir ton much at one
Hint The ftipph of c.ipital is not. as
appeir tn ! often thiitiKht, linllmltid,
, and It cannot bo tun olteii reptated that
the savlncs nf the win Id alone provide the
1 Clpll ll Ileeiled for Hie development of thu
j wot Id. It 1 more than doubtful whether
' those savins are keepliiK pace with the
! demand made upnu tlieni. I'll. it detnund
is not coiilltied to loans for productive pur-in-f
It Include ureat i upetidltures on
I war and armaments. Tliete are Indict
I ttims thai the demand for capital is be-
MiminR ton larne. but without foundln';
, oin lu-lnns nn nnceriai.i data we may sav
Willi safety tll.lt tlie ptt-icllt Retlllletllc ll
latin of ttuiease lii public expenditure an I
in tin wot Id's boiTuw Inns caiitmi cutillnuti
witlinut risk nf nionet.ny dUtuibiuice
wlni li w ill nrf-ct all markets. Tliee con
.ileintinus snould enjoin at the present
tune a 1'iilky nf caiitlnu."
Such a simv can be i nmmnilcd to
Hie Htteutlon of nor pulltlii.ins, who seem
bent nn HiiRiiientini; tile huiden or capi
tal bv iidillni; scarce to scaicitv and have
mauitestcd a , disposition In diminish lu
(entivt s for a capitalistic t rfoi t. which can
only conduce to iliimnlsht d accumulation
ol capital. A la i He poiilon of Dm political
prnijrainmes which are beltiR uiKed In
State and nation assumes tlie Inevitability
of a steady linw of cnpltnl for productive
purpose under nil tlie clicumstnnce of
rapid alti rations In the legal line of
trade and industrial enterprise. Tlie as
sumption Is utterly false nnd Injects an
.lnm.nl ..f (hniK. llllo sltllfltlim Il'htl'll.
' left to Itself, I nnileiRoliiR natural pro
cesses of readjustment tendliiK to restore
a proper halnnce between the rail for
capital and tlie supply of It In relation
to the opportunities that offer for eco
nomic expansion, liecnuse, however, the
situation fundamentally Is not n domestic,
but a world problem, tlie fnctor of do
mestic politics alone cannot be exclu
sively regarded lu estlniatitiR tho out
look for a return to more optimistic
expectation of prosperity than tbo.so
which havo been fllllnsr mnn's mind
lately.
Ordinarily the normal roncequenco of
uch discoveries about fundamental con
dition as havo been Just Indicated Ib a
rather prolonsed nnd painful senson In
which there la an enforced reduction of
borrowlnR demand, while the actual sup
plies of cnpltnl available for Investment
nr either built up throuRh economic or
urn broiiRht Into hIkM by tho attractive
ness of equities reduced to hHmklnn up
values. Now, It Is manifest that for more
than a twelvemonth the familial process
of cure for economic maladjustment has
been nt work. It has aliendy gone suni
clcntly far to Insure a healthy recovery
from the disorders with which the ecu
nomlc liody ha been afflicted. The un
fortunate development which Ih most to
be feared Is that after the fashion of re
cent years, when It has looked morn than
unco an thoiiKli a necessary breakdown
hud beRiin, Impatience with tedious and
dlnRreeable but wholesome method of
effectlnR relief from Htraln will lend to
premature attempt to resume the rapid
pare of economic proRress. The only out
come of such attempts can be tho swift
recurrence of acute credit Btrlngency and
a freHh nml moro debllltntlne exhaustion
of thn cnpltnl market.
It cannot he questioned that srenernl
business In the United Htntes Is slowing
up In many Important directions. In
deed the bjislnesa movement toward a
i stiiRe of considerable depression mlRht
b described lu laiiRiiaRo moro synony-
mou with celerity, but reasons for de
pressions of sentiment nro pot furnished
by ucknowledRltiR till 'reaction In trade
nnd Industry, on the contrary, recog.
nttlon of facts Invites more optimistic
considerations berause thu evidence Is
coinpleto that preparations are under
way for tho establishment of value on
foundations of reatmed stii'iiRth. The
tusk of restoration can bn Impeded by
111 advised political activity and politics
will lint let acquitted nf responsibility
for any unnecessary hui'dslilpH which are
Inflicted by sweeping plUilisills to set up
a new social order out of hand. Js'ovi r-
thl,.MB It Im ttnniir.nl In.dttu .M,it , 1.
controlling factor over value Is repre
sented by the necessities which have
forced contraction or effort In the fields
where vnlties are created, tho extent to
which contraction may have to be car
ried further befote expansion can begin
anew nnd the degree, to which contraction
may be accelerated by political blindness
to the obstacles which Impede economic
enterprise nt thlr time.
Translated Into Wall Street discourse
tlio foregoing observations sucgest the
Inquiry: How far ha the decline In se
curities discounted smaller business I
vnlunio and lesser business profit? Any
anwer to such a question must depend
very largely of course on the depth nnd
area of depressed business, but at the
going level of quoted values the Secur
ities tnatket has measured In anticipa
tion much poorer business nnd much more
unemployment, of labor than nre now
leporteil or In view, Po much money
was withdrawn from securities at
higher level In the last few years and
has been held awaiting reinvestment ns
to make It rather more likely than not
thnt concession from current prices for
stocks nnd bonds will bring money back
Into the securities market, this Incident
ally being one of the method by which
the balance between cnpltnl, demnnd and
supply Is reepvered. So far Indeed have
security prices discounted a good deal of
business depression as to make It alto
gether likely that only urprlslngly un
favorable: developments In an unex
pected quarter would pieclpltate distinct
weakness In the share list and that se
curities, however they may dras and sag,
rally and react, will persist In showliiR
much lnctiltlveness to occurrence which
merely' depict new phase of adverse In
fluence that havo becomo familiar and
even stale,
As long as the Bank of Knpland Is np
prehenslvo about the sufficiency of gold
supplies received In Indon to maintain
the reserve basis of the world's central
credit miuket It I not ptobahte that
foreign advice will encourage the thought
that the period of flnanelnl readjustment
Is near an end. There was nothing In the
Ihiropenn depatches lu thn last week to
sugRcst anything but the prevalence oi
uneaslntss about the cumulative effect of
prolonged tlnancl.vl tenston. ami Kuropj
exhibited especial sensitiveness to til
varying aspects uf Washington's dealings
with the Mexican question. The dumestlc
elections last Tuesday were superllclally
construed in financial elide as s-jm.--what
discouraging because they were
quite as superllclally construed In politi
cal circles as mi Indorsement of sweeping
radicalism m the udmlnlstiatlve and legis
lative branches of cm eminent. It 1 alto
gether to be doubted If they lent them
selves tn any such .significant Interpreta
tion because nothing much except th" be
diming", of new radical project has bo
far been submitted to the judgment of the
electorate and practically nothing In the
w.iy of the effect! f tariff revtslo.i and
o'her channe has been witnessed.
tn the main, though, the thought of the
financial and commercial commcnlty !
ivw less directly engaged with th finan
cial signs noticeable abroad, th bear'ngs
of Mexican possibilities on the monev
niaikets and on general Industry, the
manifold matters of political Interest
ranging from the vote at the elections to
the cloudy prospect for early currency
legislation nnd the like, than with the
tokens of spreading curtailment of for
ward business. Steel and Iron no longer
usutp attention and the record of com
mercial falluies In October, the largest
In number for the month since 1
seivcd to emphasize the conditions whlk.lt
politics Is so much disposed to disregard.
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Bertron, Griscom & Co.
Membtra New York Stock Exchange
PUBLIC SERVICE
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
40 Wall St.
NEW YORK
19 Boulevnrd des tCapudnes
fAKIi
Land Title Building
rHILAUcLrrllA
6 NET RETURN
We offer a security on which income to the
private investor is exempt from normal levy of
the Federal Income Tax; protected by equities of
150 and free of personal tax in New York State.
William P. Bonbright & Co.
Incorporated
14 Wall Street, New York
London Philadelphia Boston Detroit
Our Income Tax
Department
We have established a spertsl
iniomi: 1 t.v iiifutf.
MIC.Vl to furnish ourclk'iiisftnil
friends with rs trans frnrn nmrt.
gaKta relntlnir tn the lucnme tax
pro Islons nf various bund Issues.
'I Ilia sen Irn Is entirely irto
and nt ) our command.
Members New Vork Stock lluhmce.
30 Broad St., New York
Philadelphia Chicigi Boston Hartfard
Stcck ticra-tge 108 So. o Conrress 33 ' ?n
wiomg 11 suit si sunt street
WE OWN AND OM hR"
first niortir.ica bonds secured hf tin t,l.i.u
data of Improved, lncoine.prnd'irni;
trallr lorated property, lo yield ti j an I
S. W. Straus & Co., u,.,,t,
Mortgmga and Bond ttanlitr
traua BulHlna On Will Air,,,
ww ons
tmmmmmm
-TaH Capital
WiwmnmiM $2,000,000
Ll Surplus
Harrim an National Bank
Fifth Avenue and 44th Street
NEW YORK
STATEMENT OF OCTOBER 21, 11S
I.IABIXITIKS
Capital Slo. k aSOsS.OOO.OO
Murplus and UndlTlded
Prom. ma.Boi.ia
I'lrculallon O4.noo.oo
llepoalti in,4MB,S3a.M.'l
IIIAOlltCJ-S
l.nana anil lllscounli .s),aa3ltll,lH
United Silates and other
iiuniii aoa.iiii.aa
Nate llepo.ll Vaults 80,000.00
Cash, due from Hanks
end Kithaniea. . n,a7O,04O.K7
914,858,917.97
$14,858,917.97
i OFFICERS
.IIISl'.PII W. H iltlllMA.N, Pretldent JOHN' A. NOIII.K. Cashier
Hit TAN I,. KKNMXI.Y, Vlce-Prea. OHLAKU( II. lUnillHAN, Asst. Cash.
FIIIUIKIIIRK rilU.I.IPS. Vlce-Prea. WII.I.IAM A. Ill ItKI. Asst. Cashier
I HUMAN II. lUIIKi:, .IK., Vlce-Prca. Iii:illltii: W. HrilKiriKD. Asst. Cath.
IANKINQ HOURS FROM I O'CLOCK ft. M. TO I O'CLOCK P. M.
lAK DEPOSIT VAULTS OPEN FROM S ft. M. TO MIDNIGHT
TO HOLDERS OF
St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad Company
New Orleans, Texas and Mexloo Division
FIRST MORTGAGE 5 GOLD BONDS:
A mnlorlty of all the bonds of this Issue, having been deposited under
the Bondholders Agreement dated May 28, 1913, the Bondholders Committee
hns extended the time for the further deposit of bonds to and including November
15, 1913, after which time no bonds will be received except upon such terms ns may
be imposed by the Committee.
Bonds should be deposited with the Columbia-Knickerbocker Trust Com
pany, at its office. No. 60 Broadway, Borough of Manhattan. City of New York.
or with the St. Louis Union Trust Company, St. Louis, Mo.
Dated, New York, November 8, 1913.
WILLARD V. KING, Chairman.
STEDMAN BUTTRICK,
LKWIS L. CLARK K,
CARL A. de GKRSDORFF.
LEWIS B. FRANKLIN.
ALFRED LICHTKNSTETN,
C. S. W. PACKARD,
J. F. SHEPLEY,
GH. WALKER,
Oornmittee.
GEORGE E. WARREN, Secretary.
60 Broadway. New York.
CARTER. LED YARD fit MILBURN, Counsel.
Trustee for Personal Trust
filth Aflaas ul .ttk St ... Tor,
-empire Crust Comimnv
MAIN OFFICL. 42 BROADWAY
Uranrhrs
riflh Arenut. nirnrr 47th strt,t
4 Cedar Mreel, nirnrr aa.au siffr,
J4! Ra.l llnllslnii stPrl
Mil lllllk
EI
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fXSTOly
vwnwaa nun
CONSTRUCTION CNOINEERS
PUBLIC SERVICE PROPERTIES
FINANCED nnd MANAGED
SO Plna 8trat t New Vork
Metropolitan
Trust Company"
jf tAm City cfJVQvr YarA s
4t WALL STREET
Accounts of Banks, Corporation!, Eitates,
, Firms. Trustees and IndiTiduals receired, on
which interest at current rates will be allowed.
Issues Letters of Credit and Drafts,
available in all parts of the world.
Designated Depositary for Court & Trust Funds
Acts as Executor, Trustee, Adminis
trator, Guardian and Agent.
m
.fort, tBacott $. stovia
IIS BROADWAY, SLW VORK
NEW ORLEANS SAN TRASCISCO
MILLER, FRANKLIN & CO.
Efficiency Engineers
wiurrnAi.i. in ii.iii.m.. m thuk
Production !nereaed. Operating Ktpenti
and Costs Reduced. Examinations ni R
porta on Profit Earning Va ue of I'ropert ei.
THE POSITION OF Pill 1
HENT OF A MANI'FA.TI HIM.
CONCEIT WITH SFHVrAN I 1 l
SAIiAIlY AND OTIIEK IMH I -
MENTS IS OTFEIlEn '1 tl
PETENT MAN WHO Mill IN
VEST Oil KIND lNVETOHs I III!
K.in.onooKTHEiioMisor i m
COMPANY, CAllUYINf. TOl K
HO.NLS.
APPLY H. .1. K., ROOM llKtti.
J.-. HltOAD ST. , X. Ti .
i
The Union Trust Company of New York offers a special
service to individual trustees who desire to have the clerical and
routine administration of their trusts carried on at n low expense
by an expert organization.
The Union Trust Company will care for the trust property,
assist in making investments and in selling securities, collect the
income and pay it over as directed, and will render accounts in
the form in which a trustee Is required by the Court to state his
accounts. A trustee will avoid expense and trouble by having
his accounts kept in proper form.
Correspondence and Interviews are Solicited.
UNION TRUST CO. OF NEW YORK, 80 Broadway
Capital and Surplus $8,300,000
Loriivti.t.r: MsiiviLi.t:
It.. It.ltOAII MIMI'V.M
71 Mroailway, Nrr York, Oct r.'nil. 19p
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'Itie Inicrest on llie same will rA.i- iWfrl
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nl 28.18 2SR- HM ,i07H Jan.
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44 421a 421a- IS4 ftO.'is Jan.
113 1I2IhM21b- 17n1I7 Mar.
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S7 Mar.
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38i aaa, 37 - I a 7 an Jan.
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