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THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 10, 1920,
Carboi Stttl
ALL liaUES
QtiertmattllniM
Pittsburgh
Securities
HOLMEf, BULKLEY
A WAlIHIOf
MEMBERS
Kd York Stuck
Pliuktrii Ssxd; nMiff
IWm Bank Bldf .
Pitttburtit
n
New Tee
FOREIGNERS SEEK
AMERICAN WARES
O'wwrtanitles Offer to U. 8.
Kanufactnreri to Iacmse
Overseas Trade.
FEDERAL LIST 18 GIVEN
Gathered by Department of
Commerce, Whlck "Will Sap
ply Additional Data.
DEMAND. MAKES
INVESTMKtff SAFETY
The profitable cpttttim erf
telephone cereMtM to lev
dependent of martee eoa
dittoes. Soitkweiteri Bell
Telepkiie Ct.
tenrfni ont of tbt meet rap
idly devtlopiac MCtlaas of
the United States, ha
earned more than dauHe
Its interest reqdrcMsta.
WE OFFER THE
1 .
FIVE TEAR
CONVERTIBLE GOLD NOTES
for
for
to net erer 7.86
full .euttoJwi .ask
roster a. b. iu
Hollister,
White & Go.
lMorporatd
in Mu St.. Cr. TrtRttr ri.
ratbeM ekui ateu
rwiMeiphu
Town of Hempstead,
U. F. ScWl Ditlrid
Exempt from all Federal Income
Tax, and New York State Income
tnd Personal Property Taxes.
Due 57,000, serially Dec 15th.
1928, to 198, and 84,500, due 1949.
ftku t0 jpitM 5
TO 0ALS BY
Blake Brot.& Co.
44 TTAIA BT, NEW YORK CITY.
ill Derottitai St, Bourn. Mus. .
General Motors
OocporaifCofi
(to SIM)
SUTltO BROS. & CO.
iSrmhrn N. T. Stock Exchange
lit StWADWAT. IfKtJC YMOK
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Special Letter this week en
U.R.S. CiiJyStreiIic.
Rttent Special Ltittn on
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K(7(m OMtefeeJ Moat,!
Copies Ufn rtejUMt
ssTAaiaaa we
Members N Y- Curb Market Ami.
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Ttlvpfeea greasl tiu
Atlantic Lobos
LYON AND CO.
reSuN.T. " TeLieteSM
Merrill, SpkcrMfg. Ca
Lynch s ph. Stock
Cirnitr A-4i
ID Bntdtrs,, N. Y.
Mmim A'a IV Stet EtOmft
The weekly Hit of foreign trade op
portunltln sathered by the Department
Jot Commerce is given below, DeUlled
Information regarding these trade
jchsjiee. may be obtained br American
firms through Tuz Bun Ann New York
'HsBuld. provided the Inlerrosrator sue-
clfleally state the number of the Item
and piece each Item on a separate sheet
Hit query will then be forwarded to the
Department of Commerce, which. In turn,
will supply him with further data.
As the Information is intended by the
Department of Commerce to be given
only to bona fide American firms, those
w!?h!as the Stta are require tu fill out
a blank, which may be obtained at room
714, Custom House, New York city.
Readers 'are cautioned not to send
queries directly to the Department of
Commerce, as. Tit Sun akd New Yokk
Hwuio'i serial number, due to the In
tricacies of compilation, differs from that
of the Department
Tki Sun and Niw Yok Hxkald does
not furnish credit r&tlnca or assume any
responsibility as to the financial jtatus
of business men or firm abroad. The
list of trade opportunities follows:
J8I9, A commercial agent In Cubs detlret
to steer an agency for the salt of rlc, po
tt(iM, onlom, corn, wheat ftour, rem metl,
gratni, brans, canned cooes and meat proa
uett, such as pork, ham, bacon and lard,
salt, tith prodnct and ether foodstuffs.
3020. Quotations ire desired br a sales
company ta Paraguay en paper hapkint
similar to samples which wets forwarded,
and mar be examined at the bureau or It
district 'offices.
121. The director of a tannins school In
Spain drtlret to purchase tannine machinery
and equipment, and requeita that catalogue
be utrmltted for examination.
Sdfi. A ahoe finding merchant in Canada
aeaires to sectire an arencr on a commle
elon baste for he tale o( thoo flndlnce, in
rJodlnt thread, eyelets, laces and ornaments.
MX3. A rOnunerrlal agent in Auetralla de
sires to weure an ag-ency for the sale of gas.
water, eteam, air and .hydraulic pipe and
flttlhgi, eeptelally malleable ca and water
(ittingt.
SA24. Au automobile garage firm la Blu
crland dellre to purchase and eeeure the sole
agency for the tale of motor cars.
2d2J. A eompanr in England desires to se
cure an agency for the tale of all clattet
of celluloid, ruleanlts and ceneral fancy
good.
, liSd. A commercial agent In Ireland de-
1 .IrM A HniK .Ti av.nv fnp ft,. ..1. rtf
children's hoota and shoet of medium quality.
627. A merchant company tn Scotland de
tires to porchas women's corsets tn quan
tities of from 30.000 to G0,0OO a year, and
plana to rlatt New York within a few months
to make contracts.
262. A druggist In France desires to pur
chase and art as sole distributer fpr France
f teeth, dental cement and dental supplies,
lie alto desire to be placed In communica
tion with manufacturer of synthetic por
celain teeth.
Zdlt. A manufacturing rompany In Spain
desires to purchase eocoanut fibre threaded
tn two strand to be used In the making of
sacks and double mats for the -crushing of
llvee. It I desired to purchase In quantity
of five tofts monthly.
2(130. A farmers cooperative aesociatlon in
South Africa desire to receive quotations and
general information geardtne canning ma
chinery for the preserving of peart, peaches
and pineapple.
2491, An Importer of American coode In
Turkey detlret to be plaeed In communication
with manufacturers and exporter with a
view to e ecu ring the representation for the
salt of breadttufft. flour, rice, dairy prod
ucts, mineral oil, cotton and woolen groodt,
hosiery, leather, shoe, rubber good and
rubber shoes and wood.
2632. A commercial agent in Australia de
dree to make agency arrangement with
ahtpsmi brokers In cities of the Atlantic and
Pacific coast of the United Statee, with a
new to nanoung ouetnets ror lirmt not al
ready represented tn Australia.
2C33. A manufacturing firm in England de
sire to purchase Ivory button making ma
chinery (automatic).
2634. An enrineer in Italy desires to our-
chae machinery for the dally output of 300
doient of fine comb..
X&l. A grocery firm In Australia detlret to
eeeure an agency ror tne taie or canned perk
and beans, canned salmon, preserved fond
stuff s, dried fruit and general woodenware
products.
234. a merchant In Palestine desire to ee
eure an agency for the sale of agricultural
Implements, belting, carriage and wagon ma
terial, electrical coodt, enameled ware, hardt
ware. Iron and steel products, machinery,
paints and varnishes, paper and stationery.
sanitary supplies, tool, wire goods, food
products, leather and leather goods, dry
goooa, noeiery. Knit ana mutun unaerwear,
'drapery, men's and woman's furnishings and
notions.
2817. An Inquirer in Algeria desire to pur
chase driedbleod, nitrate of soda, nitrate of
lime, guano, potash and phosphoric add.
1431. A firm in Australia desire to ter-ur
an agency for the sale of a low priced motor
car.
2S3S. A manufacturer in England desire
to purehare pottery machinery of an kinds.
2440. A commercial agent in XUly detlret
IS Ncure an agency for the tale of electrical
material in general. Including small and
medium t-phas motor, electrical pumpliuj
machinery for water, and tractors.
jail. The purchase I desired by a man
In Canada of a peanut roasting machine.
2842. A commission as-ent In Turkey who
has storage facilities desires to eeeure an
agency on a commission basis and consign
ment of good for the sale cf American
products.
StiS. A merchant In Algeria desires to
cure an agency for the al of manufac
tured rubber articles of all descriptions,
tires for automobile and trucks, and Inner
tubes, bleyclee and motor cycle acceesortes,
raincoats, pharmaceutical supplies, Ac
9S44. A brewer In Belgium deslree to in
crease hla output and wishes to parch
brewery equipment. Including tanks, refrig
erating machines, cask. Ac
S84S. Aa electric power company in Japan
..ifa ta surchase In very large quantities
esJranlsed iron" wire ef all sties, measur
fc instruments (meters, Ac), for ue In
electrical work, and ironwood screws.
. t nanufacturlns company In
Karfand desires to purcha and secure an
W for hs'sals of bright steel bare for
hfeh speed capstan and automatic machines;
that to, free ctrttlnx mild steel.
aM7 The proprietor of several store In
antr desires te purchase and secure
for tkV safe of novelties. Bample
Sean goods are especially requested.
441 A mining corporation In South Africa
Srs toDWhM electrical furnaces fer
fl.1 A , t ttrm ttee). the fumac
eVbemad of hlchly refractory material,
Th representative in Peru of an
AaVrtcan f Inn. oetlres to ecure , an acency
(rem maEBiaciurrr. or j
. . uJh retireeentatlre In I
era! rsmbaadles ana stasdrlas deelree te be
placed 1st esrmnunl cation rltn taansiactar
era and export agents whs can tvspty than
with commodities ta Urte sjoaMHlee.
EatKL A MHua.rHal . thrv amftlxattm
J In Metros desire ie-soear aceacles for Hi
- ' - v, textile prDnucre, vuva a jm m
(new and second hand), cordage, belting,
twine, thread, sdeettflc machine, hospital
supplies and accessories, surgical supplies.
Inurnment, moving picture apparat aad
suppltet and films.
Vtei. Catalogues and' price are requested
by a nan in Bisatl tor the purebas at
(Machinery for making paper boxes from
manufacturer and eapwters.
20C2. a commission agent In Greece desire
to purcha cotton stockings aad cotton and
woollen yarn for the manufacture of flan
nels and stocking.
i(WJ.- A commercial reprtsentatrrs In franc
ceelres to eeeure an agency for the tale of
eneral merchandise.
2CCI. A merchant dealing la antiques and
a contractor te the Government la Meso
potamia detlrea to purchase boots and shoes,
hosiery, hardware, fancy and sole leather,
tlearettet, Ac.
2CC1. A company In Sidtxerland desire to
ret In touch with firm exserUn. electric
Incubators complete with all necessary ac
cessories, for use with current of 120 volt.
A sample Incubator I requested and it found
atlfa-.tery several hundred will be pur
chased. IBM. The manager of a film company tn
CtechoelovaktaVdaelrea tn represent firms fer
the sale of films shewing lnduttflal, social,
.drematla ami comical picture.
1 SMI. A chemist in Spain desires to pur
chase a ranklnx paste In all color a
applied to leather, whether vegetable or
chrome tanned; or would bay the process of
' manufacturing rights for Spain.
tUh, A company In Norway desire to pur
chase machine tools. Including punching,
tending and shearing machines, tor heavy
work.
SOOt). Akents and firms ta Cane desire te
i be placed tn communication with manufact
urers and exporters for the sale of automo
I biles, motors, c, boots and shoes, construc
tion material, coal, cotton and woollen goods,
canned goods, food products, carpets and
ruRi.'electrieal tupplles, furniture, hardware.
giaaswart.noaierr.tas ana eicetrirai rixinrre.
household goods, leather and leather good,
linen, machinery, metals, motor eyelet, paper
i Industry and machinery supplies, oil paint
I iiigt, c oils and greases, portable houeee,
Phonographs, railway material, silk, gooot,
ous, textiles, tools, tramway supplies and
typewriters.
270. An Inquires in TJrattl desire to corre
spond with publishers for the printing of
school books In the rortugueet language for
the use of primary schools In Br&tll.
671. A company Is India dlrt to pur
chase cement manufacturing machinery and
sundry goods, such as hardware, stationery,
paper, ahoet. chemical, and staple line.
072. The owner of cqal minis tn Swltxer
land dealre to purchase coal of every kind
and quality, petroleum and mining supplies
tn very large quantities.
Sd"l. An acency le desired by a man In
Prance for the tale of all office suppltet,
principally typewriters, calculating machines,
flllnc systems, furniture, desks, time docks,
carbon paper, typewriter ribbons and regis
ter, f
471. A newt agency in Australia desires to
purchase literary, technical, trade and specie!
magaxlnes, books on technical subjects and
fiction.
TMNSFERTAX A
LEVY ON TRADER
Would Drive Small Investors
bat of Stock Market,
Is Fear.
luaaaateiaAa Wtwnfc mm ti ill
Rights
STOCK
CLINTON GILtEKT
iSuN.Y. TeL(W
elTdselris to purchase 0.090 to 40.000.
ncerr Casks similar te tnoas osea in in
(Ef California but with a capacity of
T aeAlMtallurctst In Australia desires to
Scy for the tale of machinery
1 . 4.1 'l?. dls to our-
TfS of 71 wreiUttTwi of
' iiSrUre U Mndco desire to secure
VwrnciU for ths sal Of glaes ana (is proo
SSf'iScn is bottle, orenware. Incandejcent
EeVwhiiow glass and mirrors: rnacblnery
"W IK- tamiM miuj. nieh as llrht
fSS- rfSSolen anilnes. Irrigation puaplnc
1.. liht ch4 plow' and barrows, light
?.B!It,Vor.. rll sued .refrtreratlne
LIBERTY BONDS
.'soralnatlons boucte fse cash
ft? '- . tuSMC
s MS-SU, iX igSl 7
fcSt and r Power) and general
2S?harS "taeJudlaa netten. noreltle.
rbcanole. cheap crockery, cheap sU
SSSTcakes of white borax soap and shoe
to pur-
.Ln LA' in South
Cspi .ST eeetrs to purcha engineer' ma
I'j.iim. i -rnc i i m uSm fma. bench and fine
1 7T- ' ' I CBISS wn. v - . ' ' .
u rURDY it CO.
ULMll 1111.1X1 a.u . ,
SSon basis fer the sal rlc. riej meal.
SlaeT fruttt. cemf eeUoaery, dry food prod-
laoel. motor accessone tno
nhVran ftttlagr and appHaBCSs.
Y 364. A oomrnerclal agency firm In Den
it rr.Cj it. mr-erm the eunnty wo a eon-
T0BEY & KIRK
f"" X, Y. trrooK trttmavHK
eineri
WANTED
'nencan Thcrmes leittk
WLK AND RIGHTS
a- L
aSlTA man in Honduras deetres to rent
nwrtnk' pktre mm of all klads. requiring
new CTOcrammo of flra or six
rrl a wees.
ret a weex. .
li-m . n.ri-i areser firm In Aus
tralia desire to represent firms for the sale
rf any American manufactured foods or
P mSTa Arm t importers In India of sen-1
This year' epidemic of sprlnc fever
seems to have seriously affected the
common eense of certain Congressmen
who have recently burst out with In
genious tax. Inventions. They- seem to
be under the hallucination that a per
petual motion tax matthlne can be t nade
to meet the national emergency.
First came the proposal for a capital
levy, masked as a retroactive tax on
war profits. Now comes the proposal
for a further tax on eecurlty transac
tions, which is only another variation
of the capital levy. It hat ro aroused
the New York Stock Exchange that a
meeting was held on Friday t.o frame a
protest A committee may ro to Wash
lnxton to point out to the "Ways and
Means Committee the harm that would
result from such an additional tax.
Although the exact terms of the pro
posed eecurlty sales tax have not been
revealed, it is supposed that the plan
is to levy two cents on every ten dol
lars ci the Jtm: amount of the sale.
Like every other tax, direct or Indi
rect, that tax on capital would be paid
by the ultimate consumer of capital
Industry. Industry obtains capital by
selling; securities. To sell securities
there must be a market The market
place is the New York Exchange and
oftier exchanges, but the real market
Is the Investor and speculator, large and
small.
But the large Investor or speculator
supplies only the Initiative and the
groundwork for security markets. The
great superstructure is furnished by the
nubile, consisting of small margin
traders, who risk their Ravings In the
hope of making a profit 'Whether the
margin trader is, theoretically, a bless
ing or a nuisance," practically held the
backbone of the stock markets, from
which Industry obtains a great deal of
Its capital
Now the proposed tax Is a direct blow
at the margin trader. He borrows four
fifths of his capital, or more, putting up
the balance himself. But. when he cells
or buys he pays the tax on the whole
transaction, covering all capital which
be employed. He Is simply the inter
mediary, borrowing capital from a bank
or elsewhere and passing- It along to In
dustry with a percentage of, bis own
money.
Under the proposed tax he would lose
automatically S to 10 per cent of his
own capital In tax and eomjnlsslon par
mente on every transaction. The
wealthy trader who pays cash would
lose only about 1 per cent of his cap
ital on v trade.
. The tax. therefore, would resolve It
self into ar levy on the small investor
and trader, who supply capital to In
dustry. It would drive small trader
out of the market still further depress
ing eecurlty values and increasing In.
terest yields. Industry would thus be
compelled to pay more 'for Its working
funds. Obviously a tax which would
entail such consequences la not a levy
on Income or profits, but a levy on
capital
SIXES COMMERCE ESPESTS.
Chamber Will Hole Exntnlnatioa
'Between Jome 17 and 29.
ti.m n Tlneh ehalrman of the
1, "
!.. MmmtttM nf the Chamber of
Commerce of the State of New York,
has announced that the second com
merclaivexnmlnatlon for those wishing
to qualify as experts In commerce would
be held between June 17 and June In
the Chamber rooms In (S.Ltberty street
Their applications for (permission to
take that examination must be filed be
fore Mar 15.
In di'Jbieslng the examination Prof.
B. C. McCrea of Columbia University,
who la in cnargc oi uro iiuunoer ex
amination plan, which was founded last
year by A. Barton Hepburn, said:.
Wide Interest Is being displayed not
only by'young men and women who are
eager to increase their knowledge of
trade requirements but also by big
downtown corporations looking for
proper material to carry on their busi
nesses In foreign fields. There Is a
crowing demand for those skilled In
this work and to place the right person
with the right firm we have organised
nn employment reitry.H
A. H. Tits te Head New Coiapaxty.
Arthur H. Titus, vice-president of the
National City Bank, has been selected
president f the First Federal Foreign
Banking Association. The association
In the Institution forming under the
cooperative auspices of a strong group
of banks and manufacturers In; this
country to obtain organized facilities
ready for extending much needed new
forms of credit tn conducting American ;
business abroad. I
Th$ Better to ;
Serve You: -
We moved today to
' our own building at
120 LIBERTY STREET
; where we have in
creased space ,and
facilities. ,
Our new telephone,
her is Rector 8701.
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183 Eastern Pteel.
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1200 Nat Ice 404
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5000 Big Heart ...
34100 Boon Ofl ....
r000 Bos Mex
32800 Bos Wyo
eOOBraxoa OH ...
8400 Carth Bynd ...
400 Cent Btates ..
7000 Cent Am Pet.
400 Circle OU ...
1 400 CIt Bar B etfs.
1 300 CUle Ber pf . .
6775 Con Kef
4400Cotdn A Co.
3400 Col Syn
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4700 Uom Oil , 14
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7200 Elk Baain Pet., f'.
5800 Eng Pet 14
POOOEimer Oil .... U
12000 Federal OU... 3
POO Fensland
4800 GUllland Oil.. 394
1100 aillllan4 O Pf 8J
10300 Olenroek Oil.. 1
5500 Granada Oil.. 12
3000 Ouffey OUleep 31
400 Harvey Crude. H
nOO Hereule Oil A 8
POO Horn Ofl..K. J
5400 Home Petrol.. 34
1500 Houston Oil... W
aOOO Hudson Oil.... 4
(1500 Int Petrol 4
8260 lavtnclbl .... 41
10A00 Island Oil .... 8i
10700 Kay Co'ty Oa 24
7700 King Petrol... 24
P800 Livingston .., 14
1750 Lone Star Gas 39
2000 Magna OU.... 44
1800 Manhattan.Oll 8
500 Maraealbo OB. It
22900 Merrltt Oil.... 114
5400 Metex OU..... 34
0200 Metropollt Pet 44
100 Mrs ran.-
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68.10 MIdweet Ref..l49
1,00 Midwest Tex.. A
flASO Morten TH... 34
2700 Noble O A O.
1300 No Am Oil...
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700 PanhandU..... 13
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LISTED ON THE
NEW YORK CURB
G wynne Bros.
Tel. Broad 5270.
5 Broad St., N. T,
7P00 Spencer Pet...
10000 Stanton Oil..'.,
1500 Stanton Oil. n.
3400 Superior OU. .,
6400 Tex Ranger...
300 Texas Chief..
lT3Tcx Pao Coal
10400 Texon Oil
HOOTrinlty OU..,
inno Tropical oil..
11800 Un Tex Oil...
WJVIe OU new...
5A00Va1can OIL...
1200 Vhelan
II800 White Oil....
800 Woodburn . , ,
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w' AiatKa nines..
4500 Am Tin T...
800 Am Mines
2000 Arts Silver....
5500 Atlanta t
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Hzuonif Leg 4
7000 Booth t 5
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7.i Caled Mln....t32
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WOO Can Cop 1A
11800 Caedelarla M n
110" Careen Hill... 3
2100 Can.- Arts... A
HPOO Cons Cop M.. 44
400 Con Vlnrinta. 3
12200 Cortex Stiver, t5B
8500 Creaeon Gold. 1
4500 Crerent McN. 4
00) Dell re re M.. 30
7800 Divide Ext... 142
11100 El Salvador... 24
20800 Emma Silver. tlO
insoo Eureka C... 14
30200 Eureka If.... I A
SPOO 49 Mining.... 14
2400 Golden Gate.. V
12400 Gold Con 110
8700 Gold Devel... 18
tOO Oold Kewana. 73
9700 Oold Merger.. T24
15800 Oold Silver P. tO
01700 Geld 4ton 123
4500 Great Bend.. t
4400 Hecla Mining. 44
500 Honduras Syn 19
2200 Howe Bound,. 34
000 Iron niotson.. H
0000 Jumbo Exten.f 8
800 Kerr Lake ... 4
O0 Keyeton Utah 1
19700 Knox Divide, t 7
11000 lAulclan. Pa 11
15 1000 Mcrcin rar..f 60
18 19800 McNamara ... A
4100 Magma Cop... 31
8500 Marsh Min...f 0
1300 Maaon Valley. HI
1 7000 Motherlode ,.t 55
M 8100 Mother L new. 54
2700 Mur Mntrid..t 77 .
4 1200 National Tin.. 41.:
74 3100 Nlptealnc 10
- 4 7400 North Star....t 7
1500 Ophlr Bilver.. 4
4 4850 Prince Con.... 4
4 18700 Re Cans fu
4 4500 Rochester M.e 18
A I 24900 Roper Group. . 4
t 4000 9n iw e
4 I 00 Seneca Copper 114
4500 Silver Mountt 71
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4050 Success Mln..t 3
2700 Tono Belmont. 2
10800 Tono C Boy.f t
MOO Tono Dtvlde... 2
S700 Tooopah Ext. 1H
18300 Tono-JIm B..t 19
6000 Tono Mldway.t 13
4500 Tonopah Mln.. 1ft
800 Tono Mlxpah.t 12
6700 Tono Mont...t 14-s
7800 Tono Rea E,..t 18
12000 U 8 Confl....t 10
4200 Un Eastern.... 34
1100 Wash Gold Q 114
63700 Victory t 13
Koo West End C... 14
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118700 Allied Pack 8s. 714 C9
suoo Am Tel a zx.. kh 94
10000 Am Tel 0 34.. 934 934
13000 Anaconda C (I 91 R9
04000 A-Am OU 74.1004 100
2000 Belg Gov fie 21 96 84
9000 Belg Got 23 894 89H
8000 City Sere deb C 98 96
27000 C C C A 8tL 6 84 84
80000 Cenael Text 7s S 17
713000 Del A Hud Te..l004 100
14700 Goodrich T 7e, 96 954
81000 Inter R T 7s... 73 69
32000 Kenneeott C 7s 924 914
25000 Norfolk AW 6 984 984
19000 Rui'Oot B4s.. 36 .211
1289000 Sinclair 74.. 98 . 974
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10009 SwedUh Gov 6 S3 82
3800 Bwts Got B'J 844 84
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CONDENSED STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
.At 'Ae ddse tf busintts May Alh, 1920
ASSETS
Loans and DUcOunts ' 593,830,899.74
U. a Bonis and Certificate of Indebtedness. .' 12,321,400.00
Other Bond and 8tock. , T 4,813,171.59 .
Banklnj House 800,000.04
CustometV LlabiUty Letters of Credit and Acceptances 14,097,673.77
Cash, Exchange due from Banks and U. S. Treasurer 20,430,803.98
Customers' liability, Account of Loans...- 2,883,7337
Interest Earned 260,688.11
, 1148,780,764.84
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock (paid In)'. . 7.. $300,000
Capital Stock (earned) 1 2,700,000
, 8,000,000W
Surplus and Profit (earned) : 10,161,401.12
Total Capital, Surplus and Profits .'. $18,161,468.12
Unearned Interest T 667,846.03
Reserved for Interest and Taa... 87,640.91
Circulation Outstandine 444,420X0
Letters of Credit and Acceptances 14,096,168.60
Deposit 84,718,078.69
Bills Payable and Rediscounts with Federal Reserve Bank r 31,903,426.89
Bonds Borrowed , 810,000aW
Loans for Account of Customers 2,866,788.27
$148,780,764.84
OFFICERS
HERBERT IC TWITCHEIX, Chairman of the.Boara.
PERCT H. JOHNSTON, President.
" fllAKft K. 110UBT0N, Vlce-Prta. EDWARD IT. BMTTH, Cashier. BAMUEL T, JONES, Asst. Cashier.
FRANCI8 HALPIN. Vlee-Prea. EDWIN OIHD8. Trust Officer. WILBUR P. CROOK, Asst. Cashier.
1SAAO B. HOPPER, We-Prea, JAMES L. PARSON, Asst. Cashier. N. BAXTER JACKSON, Asst.
CLIFFORD P. HUNT, Vlce-Prei. J. O. BCHMELEEU Asst. Cashier. Cashier.
JOHN B. DODD, Asst. Cashier. H. M. ROGERS, Foreign Dept.
DIRECTORS
FREDERIC W. BTEVENS. CHARLBB CREKET. CHARL7S8 A. CORLISS. .
W. UWLE.V HOOSEVELT. ARTHUR IBELIN. ' HERBERT K. WrTClUCLE.
ROBERT WALTON OOELBT. FREDERIO A. JUUXIARD. PERCY U. JOUNflTON,
RIDLET WATTS.
pMiiii tiii -r " irlHI
AAessa4Aeasjsu il in i i ieti itsssiitsittjsls SMSJll 1 1 1 ggas lis
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The Citizens National Bank
of New York
Estcbliibed 185:
Gandentti Stakmtni ta CamHrolltr tAay 4. 192?
ASSETS
Loans and Discounts
TJ. S. Bonds and Certificates of Indebtedness
Other Bonds and Stocks
Customers' Liability, Letters of Credit and Acceptances. . .
Cash, Exchanges, due from Banks and U. S. Treasurer. ... .
Customers Liability, Account of Loaue .
Interest Earned
1
$52,250,430.84
3,050,271.64
428,500.00
6,035,316,18
14,073,685.62
1,375,000.00
58,841.64
478,172,045.87
. LIABILITIES
Capital Stock . . . . $3,000,000.00
Surplus and Jfrofita ! . . 3,046,833.14
Total Capital, Surplus and Profits $6,946,833.14
Unearned Interest . , .'. 433,032.96
Reserved for Interest and Taxes. , 285,045.40
Circulation Outstanding 978,000.00
Letters of Credit and Acceptances 6,063,6528
Deposits . 45,009,241.90
Bills Payable and Rediscounts with Federal Reserve Bank . 16,180,840.00
Loans for Account tff Customers .. 1,375,000.00
$78,172,045.87
OFFICERS ,
Edwin S. Scheack. President i
Garrard Costly, Vice-President
Jetfe M. Smith, Vice-President Albion K. Qhapman; Cashier
James McAllitter, Assistant Cashier Samuel Shaw, Jr., AubUat Cashier '
Cliffotd R. Dunham, Assistant Cashier Robert D. Scott, Assistant Cashier
Robert B. Raymond, Mbt. Foreign Dept. Ernest J. Waterman, Mgr. Trust Dept. :
' DIRECTORS
William Fellowes Morgan
Charles L. Bernheimer
Walton P. Ktotsley
Chariot Alien Munn
Edwin S. Schenck
Ralph L, Cutter
William S. Gray
Frank Presbrey
Garrard Comly
Dtrwin P. Kingilev
Otto L. Dommerich
Howard F. CUrk
Henry A. Caesar
John A. Garver
Faais for lalon Club Ronira.
Funds for the establlshtnent of cost
clubhouses tor the 400 Atoerlcan Lcrlon I
- W , - l. . . . I
uaiia la new a or ciiy mine sougrnt
br the American Lesion of Greater New
York. These peats hare a membership
of approximately 30,000 former service
men. The plan br which the money Is
to bo raised prerides for the sale of
tickets of admission to Luna Park.
CcmT Island, by an &rransement which
the legion has made with the manatte
mest The tickets will be for the period
between May IE and May 21.
PRODUCER ASKED TO
BRINGDOWN PRICES
Appeal Made in BehtAf f
Fixed income Cioss.
an a r-irv i n tit nation's croducera to
take thought for the middle class person
with & fixed income who Is helms
squeezed into bankruptcy by the trend
prices, was sent out yesieraar 07
wn. uwntarv.treiasurer of the
National AsaodaUon of Credit Men. It
is Just as patriotic for people to econo
tntu nmr it nra durtnjr the war. he
said, and only by retrenchment can cur
rency be deflated ana prices oroug.11
Oown.
rum .Tfp.viMTv. nf our noooie since
Armistice Day has been phenomenal."
said Mr. Treicoe. "We sacrificed gladly
during- the war, but we have been on a
rampage of extra rapince since. The
people who epend recklessly are losins;
slfht of the nation's tradition, we,
should practice and preach constantly
deelarlns that for ourselves we Shall do
our test to stop this Insanity, and bring
to a close the melodrama of extrara
. I. minr rar into the heart
feftV,,WJ . "
of the people and produdnjt results that
are Immoral and destructive.
"Prices have reached a peak where
the' middle class Is flndlnr It difficult
to live with even a moderate degree of
comfort, yet It resentment and com
plaints cannot be expressed In strikes.
Those directly engaged in production,
whether on the labor or the capital side,
heed this comolalnt and help to
'bring down prices. Prices can be low.
.ered If capital ana laoor will rexresca."
K0HXY A1TD EXCHANGE.
CALX. MONET FOR WEEK.
Mixed Collateral.
Open 9
High -... 9
Low
Last T
Tear's high, SS
Tear's low. S
All Industrials.
Open 9
Huh .........-.. 9
Last ".'.'.'.V.'.!"!."r
Tear'a high S3
Tear low 6
TIME LOANS FOR WEEK.
All Industrials.
Sixty ears sw
Ninety oara...-.H4
Four months. u8v,t
Fire months... 8K
Six months.... 8H85
Mixed Collateral
Sixty days SfStf
Ninety ear.. ..88
Four months.
Fir month
Biz month..
...ewe
. . .84jt8t4
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
LONDON.
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday ..
Thursday 1...
Friday
fiat order ....
Monday ,
Tuesday
Wednesday ..
Thursday ....
Friday
Satarday ....
Msnday ....
Tuesday ...
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Satarday ..
Monday
Tuesday ..
High.
13-83
, 3.87U
XA4H
3-83
....... 3.834
...... S.83U
High.
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Demand
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S.83H
3A114
J.S4
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3.83
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Low.
3.844
3.84
3.81
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3.81U
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.0003 H .0008
.0808 .0810
.0833 .08:4
.0834 .0034
High.
, .0811
.0804
.0004
Last
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.0004
Wedntaday
Thuraday ..
Friday ....
Saturday ..
Monday ....
Tuesday ...
Wednesday ,
Thursday ..
Friday
Saturday ...
000T J
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0641 4
BEHLN.
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0174
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0184-
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0183
Monday ...
Tueeday ..
Wedneeday
Thursday .
Friday ....
Saturday ..
High. . 3
.0173 J
0180 .
via-
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.0183
STOCK EXCSAXGE
New Tork
ended May 8,
Monday ...
Tieadey ...
Wednesday .
Thureday ...
Friday .....
Satarday ...
Stock Exchengj
ism:
. STOCKS. '
1PM. 191
1S80.179 IMi
S40.I43 Ex.eJ
107.112 1
98911 l.TSi
OiO.STO 1,781
4183 1,01
Totals .... 408,788
year to eate.ioi.eexuos wa
BONDS (TAR VA:
1830. 1018
113.4081)00 .I1JJ73
. 13414,000 Etclol
1J.JI1.000
13J73.O0Q
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Mun...
Tues..
Wed.
Thur.
Fri...
Bal...
Total 173,810,000 IM.839,
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date. 1 J84J,000 1.1H.S13
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