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further Decline ;
in retail business
j'enoe Humors, Influenza,
Kleeflon nnd "Warm "Weather
Affect Trade.
THE SUN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1918.
. CALL FOR BANK REPORTS.
GoTornment nnd State Aalc for
Condition IHsitementa.
"VA8lllVflTOV. Vnv fi TV, r.nmKM1-
'r . Ui Currency to-day Issued a call
uit conumon or nil national banks
t the clote of business on Friday. No
vnnb'T .
linEHS ARK CAUTIOUS
Placing Orders for Immcdiato
Xecds Await Post-Wnr
Drop in Prices.
I'onKcroitlam In buying- tor Immediate
needs as well as extreme caution In the
natter of purchases for the future has
been brought about by tho rapid march
of events in Europe. The past week
!pw a general narrowing of trade,
us not alone to peace rumors, but also'
(o the effects of the Influents, epidemic
nnd the election, according to Brad
.(reel' Weekly Trade Ret-late, This re
view, calling attention to cancellation of
orders and the holding up of plant ex
tensions, which are mainly due to the
situation In Europe, says In parti
Trade continues to taper off, rumors
ot peace, effects of Influenza, the clcc-
Mon holiday and light buying resulting
from warm weather having repressed
iterations, and at tho same time there
s 1 strongly defined tendency to mark
lime while trying to sketdh put the
probable breadth ot readjustments to
follow the. peace now apparently In sight.
In fact the roseate outlook In Europe.
vlth premature reports ot Germany
having accepted terms submitted by
the allied Powers, has already taken
form In the unacttlement of grain and
'otton prices. In cancellation ot some
orders In tho holding up of contem
plated plant extensions and In higher
prices for securities. "
Increase In Supplies.
"Economizing and the absenco of
vounp men from the list of buyers also
nave made for some Increase In supplies
of merchandise, and In view of tho In
evitable defeit of Germany. Irrespective
of what that country may do in guib
illng over terms, the general disposition
Is to shy away from placing orders when
the potentials suggest lower prices, at
least until readjustments have been
worked out. Incidentally, many fnanu
'acturers are averse to accepting orders
from customers who later may deem It
expedient to enter cancellations and
therefore orders from only" the strongest
customers aro belnr taken on. With so
xany counteracting Influences, buying Is
onfinert" to Immediate requirements. In
which regard movements have been fa
rored only In those sections where the
w father has turned cold."
Increased cancellation of orders Is to
he expected tvltn tlie rapid turn of events
in the war. Bays Hun's Kevicw, and this
! an added reason why buying Is being
none with extreme, regard for the re
adjustments that must be made In trade
with the return of peace. In this cop-
r.ccimn u un a pays ;
"With the Bwlflly moving events In
Europe tho realities of economic read
J'tstment hale been brought sharply to
he foreground, and tho process of tran
Uion to a pcaco basis has' already be
S'jti In porno branches of business. What
Till be tho ultimate result of the
hansed International situation Is large
y problematical, but the Immediate ef
'ect In trad and Industry ha's"tceu one
i' growing hesitation anl caution among
buyers and a disposition to await tur
ner developments.
Cancellation of Orders.
"That cancellations of ordcre, lately
appearing In several quarters, will he
orae moro frequent and general Is a
.-early recognized probability, and some
Interests aro prompted to defer new com
mitments as tar an possible In antlclpa
1 .on. ot downward revisions ot prices. A
recent significant feature, hlnhly sug
gestive of future conditions. Is the fact
tnat some salesmen who have long been
absent from the road are again starting
out for their res,p;ctlie territories, and
indications multiply of a willingness
amons producer." to book forward con
tracts. "With abatement jf the pressure of
governmental demands to follow the
war's ending, the supplies available for
'egular compter .al uwa will be less
litldly restricted, and tlio repW-nlr hinent
if depleted merchandise storks may be
indertaken as soon as the circumstance
ermlt It. To. the restoration of more
normal business affairs the eventual re
'urn of many thousands of men to civil
' ' will contribute largely, altbougT the
iroblem of pending labor readjustments
s one which occasions serious conslder-
'lon and some anxiety."
ALBANT. NOV. Thn fitnlo HMneelei.
Undent of Banks to-day Issued a call
for a statement ot the condition of
savings bapks, trust companies and pri
vate banking Institutions at the clote
ot business Friday, November 1.
ENTIRE CURB LIST
MOYES'FORWARD
Active Buying in Afternoon
ftcsults'in Largo Prico
Advances.
Tho entire list In the curb market
moved forward yesterday after a quiet
and Irregular tone had marked the trad
ing In the first hour. Tho opening was
steady and was followed by rather
heavy offerings of stocks In which sub
stantial declines were recorded, but
shortly after midday an actlvo buying
movement was well under -way and large
CORN CROP BETTER
THAN LAST YEAR
Quality Is 8.4. Tor Cent. Above
Average, Says Govern
ment Report.
DUE TO GOOD WEATIIER
Production Abont 2,750,000,
000 Bushels "Wheat Pros
pect Excellent.
advances resulted.
l'eaco stocks wero agaln""the most , making the mercantile crop under 2,300,
Although tho Government report. Is
sued yesterday, did not show quite the
Improvement In the corn crop antici
pated In many quarters and a total of
400,000,000 bushels less than last year,
tho outturn may be regarded as em
Inently satisfactory. The corn produc
tion this season has approximated
750,000,000 bushels. The significant
Item Is that the quality of the crop Is
3.4 per cent above the average as a re
sult of the Ideal harvesting weather dur
ing the autumn.
It will be recalled that of last year's
record corn crop 3,159,000,000 bushels
thera was only 72 per cent' fit to husk,
Exeoutor
TniBtoo
Chartered 1822
The Farmers' Loan and Trust Company
Nos, 16, 18, 20 & 22 William Street
Branch Office, 475 Fifth Avenue
At Forty-firBt Stroot
New York
London
Administrator
Foreign Exchange
Paris
Guardian
Member Federal Beserre Bank and New York Clearing Hotue
promlntnt,-wlth moro attention given the
Industrial section, although In the oil
group ta fetv Issues stood out promi
nently. Tho Standard Oil list generally
were lower at the opening, but before
the-close large gains were shown In
Standard Oil of Callfornla-cand of New
Jersey, the latter rising to a new' high
for the current year.
Britsh-Amerlcan Tobacco shires were
In constant demand and rose to the.
mtnest prices in some time, while Lima
Locomotive furnished the feature In the
afternoon, advancing S points on a large
turnover. Cities Service shares wero
strong, thn preferred stock rising to a
new high for tho present movement
War stocks were neglected during tho
greater part of the session, but through
out displayed a firm undertone. The
motors were less active but also firm.
United touching a new hljh level for
the year with a fractional Improvement
Bonds were moderately active and
steady with no particularly Important
changes.
Total rales and range of prices follow:
INDUSTRIALS.
Sales. High, tow. Last. Cli;.
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IVnn'l vnnln Crude OH Mn.'Lrl,
Jit. CITY, Pa., s'ov. S. Credit bal
a. es 14. Huns S7.S23 barrels; average
".1''3. Shipments 07,901, average
41,930.
KM Aetna Eiriotlrrt. 6',
two Am Ac Cbem rta. Vt
SSfO AmlUrconl tW
W Am Writ rper. .. 1
KK Ilrlt-Am Tob new. S1H
too Brlt-Aln Tob old.. ii
COO nurns nroi Ice.. . CI
100 Car LIM 1H
ill Cttlei Service W7
VZi Cltln Serrlce pf.. 81
.00 Knierton Thone.... 24
ISM Ren Aphlt 17
?X Hupp Moton 4i
400 Inter nnr II
i:w Lima looo 41
im Nor Am Tnlp 1
3!0 Itelc ljul K'i
"N Smith Motor Trk. 7-l
UW Kubroirlne Doit... 11H
1T00 Unlte.1 Zinc It
M-J IT s Steamhlp. .. t
1110 I'nltnl Motor -M
MOO tvrne Col 4
IUS0 Wilrtit-Martln .... 4S
STANDARI) OILS,
Anslo-Amerlein. ... 17Tj
10 Illlooli ripe Llne.lM
CO Ohio OH S57
KA Penn Mex Fuel.... 47
HO Stnd Oil of Cl..:t7
8tnd OH of N y.55
, 75 Stand Oil of " J.17
W Vtcunm OH SK
INDEPENDENT OILS.
1TO) nrnett O ft O... C-H M
I'iOO lioton-Wy ipil....T :i
1X0 Coiden k Co 74
ion Elk iuln P.... 'H
Su) Kamcralda 011....1 1
SSO0 Federal Oil I'l
2700 (llennclc Oil. .. Hi
100 Iriiperlal t
Inter Petrol HVi
i Iland Oil 4 Tr . J
:K) linora Oil t U
ll" Merrltt Oil :'i
4500 Metropolitan Pet.. 1'a
2000 Mldweat on . . ..T w
1S Midwest Itef V
SCO North Oil t M
4100 Okla rro.1 & 1UI. lO'.a
4W.) Omar O ft G t S
1500 Sapulpa O ft It... 7
COO RMtrnflh O ft It..
8100 Slnrlalr lolf S"i il'i
10 Klnelair tFll wia.. v "
W Rtanton Oil Hi
7i0Tex Co rta IT
SCO Victoria Oil .... Hi
MINING.
4000 ARC -Metal t 44
7iwo Atlanta t 4
t nn Ledge Cop.. 1
1 Booth Mlnlnr.. .t 4
DOM Bo ft Mon t 4.
70 Caledonia .... t 44
lltno Cal ft Jerome. .. A
750 Canada Topper.. Sli
: randaJaria Mtn 1 47
inoo fona Arizona l
Crenon Oo'.d 6
41M Eiu-elia Croeaua... IS
1.1 Flrrt Nat Cop... 5U
-,M C.aW Cona t 31
l)0 Gold Florenre...t 11
7000 Cold Kewana...t 1H
1M)0 Cold llerer t 3'i
lOOO.Oold Sll Plek.,..t H
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SOD Ilattlo ooin T
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000,000 bushels. In n usual year there
would be nearly 95 per cent of the crop
available for husking, so that the
amount of merchantable com this tea son
is not far under 1,700,000,000 bushels
because of Its quality being 3.4 per cent
higher than the average.
Another feature this season is the fact
that there aro on farms approximately
119,000,000 bushels of old corn, com
pared with only 14,000,000 the previous
year, which will gtvo further assurance
of an adequate corn crop this year, fol
lowing the fears expressed during the
summer that the outturn might not reach
much over 2,500,000,000 bushels.
In regard to the corn area tor the
coming season very little can be said
yet except that early Indications are for
another decrease in the amount of land
given over to corn as a result of big
plantings of wheat rye and other crops.
Various officials In the country are de
sirous of seeing a liberal corn area and
substantial feed crops In order to further
tncrease'the supplies of hogs, meats and
fats, and with the realization that re
munerative prices are about the best In
centive for enlarged plantings of any
crop, there need be no surprise at the
dissatisfaction expressed recently when
corn prices were dropping seriously.
As regards tho new winter wheat crop,
the soil has been greatly benefited by
rains, which have fallen over the major
section of tho belt For a time there
was a delay In the completion of fall
seeding, but latest advices Indicate that
such operations were resumed and the
stort of the crop on Its bti acreage is
viewed as one of the best on record.
Preliminary estimates of production of
other crops follow r Buckwheat 18,370,
000; potatoes, 390,101,000; sweet pota
toes, S8, 114,000, tobacco. 1,266.656.000
pounds; flaxseed, 14(646,000 bushels;
pears, 10,342,000 ; apples, 197,360,000;
sugar beets, 6,649,000 tons.
DIVIDENDS.
Stock of
Record.
Beatrice Creamery Co., p.'.
q, lXr. Nov.
nratrlce Creamery Co., q.
1 Nor.
Deeaemer-Lake Erie nit.,
a-a, 3 Kov. IS
Cent. Arkansas nwy. &, LI.
Corp., pt. q. 1X? Nov. IS
Cumosrland Pipe Llna Co..
I Nov. 30
niec. Investment Co., pf, q.
ir Nov. i:
Talrhaven Mills, q.
fairnaten
1ST
(ioinold Corp
OoanolJ Corp.
:n Nov
Mills, pf, q,
Nov.
pf, q. 1 'ift .Nov.
q. 2ft NOV.
ray.
abfa.
Not. IS
Nov. 1
Dee. 1
Nor. 80
Dec. 18
i
Nov. 13
Nov. IS
Nov. IS
Nov. IS
Nov. IS
Holmes Mill, q. 8ft Nov. Nov. IS
Holmes Mill, pf, q, 2ft.... Nov. 6 Nov. 15
International Cotton Mills.
q. 3ft Nov. IS Nov. 10
International Cotton Mills,
. Pf, q. I'i ft Nov, IS Nov. 80
Indian Head Mills of Ala..
Sft : Nov, 7 Dec. 1
Indian Head Mills of Ala.,
ex, 3ft Nov, 7 Deo. 3
Manatt Sugar Co., q, 12. SO. Nov, IS Dec. 2
Slay Dept. Stores, Inc., q.
lUft Nov. 20 Nov. 30
Plymouth Itubber Co., pf,
q. l;ft Nov25 Dec. 2
rorto Hlcan-Am. Tobacco
Co. (scrip), 3ft Nov. IS Dee. S
Ft. Joenh Lead Co., q, SOcDcc. 0 Dec. 20
Waytaml Oil & Gas Co., pf,
a. a. 3ft Nov. Nov. 11
Whitman Mills Corp., q, tS.Nov. 6 Nov. IS
NOTICE.
OKKH B OF
THE UNION T It VST COMPANY OF
riTTSnUKOII. TRISTKC.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Notice Ui Holders of New York Hblpbnltd
Inr I'orporutlon First Mortgage Tlilrtj
Yeur Five Per Cent. Sinking rand 'Gold
nonds, dated November 1, 1910. one
November 1, 1040.
Pursuant to Section 1 "of Article Four of
tho Mortgage of the Nw York Shipbuild
ing Corporation to The Union Trust Com
pany of rittiburah. Trustee, dated No
vember 1, Kit, securing Its First Mort
is so Thirty-Year Five Per Cent Sinking
t-una uoiu isonas, tne unaersicnsa 'irusie
h-reby Rives notice that ths bonds of such,
lasuo will be purchased by the Trustee for
the Slnktnr Fund provided In said mort'
care, to an amount sufficient to exhaust
One Hundred Elxhty-seven Thousand Firs v
iiunareu isis7,&ooj, being ine moneys now
held by It In such Sinking Fund. Ths
Trusts hrbv lnvlts from thn bondhold
ers otters for the salo to It on NOVEMDBU
15. 181 , of such bonds. As provided in
said Mortises, such offers shall In each
case be for all or any part of the bonds so
offered. The lowest offers to the scire
late amount not exceeding an amount suffi
cient as nearly as may ba to exhaust such
monoys now held In the Sinking Fund will
be accepted, provided that ths price or
prices accepted will In no event exceed. In
addition to accrued Interest, one hundrsd
two and ons-half per centum (1034ft).
As soon as may be. on) or after November
II, 1111. the underelfcned Truatee wilt
notify bondholders whose offers are ac
cepted, so that delivery ot the bonds
covered by such acceptsnce may be mads
to the Trustee at Its office In Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania, on November 3S, 1111.
All offers must ba In wrltlnr, be enclosed
In sealed envelopes, state the number or
numbers of the bonds offered, and name
the price or prices at which the same ars
offered.
All offers must be recslved at the office
of the Truitea on or before noon ot No
vember IS. 1111.
TUB UNION TRUST COMPANY
OK PITTSBURGH, TRUSTEE,
rittaburah. Pa.. November 1. 1911.
-til9
Philadelphia Bank Statements
v .
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EX DIVIDEND TABLE.
Monday
Keystone Tire St Rubber (stock) lift
Woolworth. F W 13. On
I'nlt-d Front Sharing ST
United Front Sharing extra Cft
Weilncsdny
American Smelt & Refln pf lift
Pressed Steel Car 13.00
1
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Chicago, Nov. S. Nervousness and Ir
regularity to-day characterised the corn
market while traders watched for and
expected official announcement from
Washington that hostilities had ceased.
The market closed unsettled, 2'ic. net
lower to 5c. advance, the latter for No
vember with December nt 1.19 to 1.20,
and January 1.2m to 1.21. Oats
finished He. off to !c. up and provi
sions varying from SOc. decline to l
advance.
Oats showed moro firmness than corn
as a result of Improved shipping demand.
U I Provisions swayed with corn. Initial
declines were moro or less overcome.
REDUMPTION' NOTICE.
Chicjfo and Western Indirra R;il oid To.
(.I'.NKHAL MOUTCS GF. BONDS,
trusters' Office. Room 33 (3th Floor),
Mills llttlldlng.
New York, Nov 7. 10IR.
'lit Trt'ttrrs hate this day designated, b
xue rouuitnuc
;tm 03.14 ii ui
MB3 UTV2 1117H
H104 0141 111711
(..'HI U4UH 11231)
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8472 U709 1107
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0021 1U720 12137
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11101 10U21 122V2
1UtM 10UV 123S7
0207 11040
the numbers rf the 114 bonds, kiueil under
ne trust deed nr the ,mcsgo at iiern jn--llann
Ksllniad Company dated December 1st.
12 to be redeemed, by the operatlnis of the
-Inking Fund on Dec. 1st next, at the omce
'I Mwrs. J p Morgan Co.. New York, at
01 and accrued interest to that date. Reg
ieri bonds should be accompanied by a
ioer of attorney transferring tbcin to liearer.
The following are the numbers of Ixinda pro
"i sv drawn for rodeinptlou but not yet pre
ent.i for payment
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6112 G7CS bOUA l310 12183
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DIVIDK.VD.I AND IM'KUKST.
t'RF.MSON CONSOMIJATKII (1QI.U
MINING at M1M.INO CO. 1
DIVIUtlNO NO. 71. 1
Amount, 1133,000.00. ,
, )U1 amount tu dale, f 7,037.113.10.
Entice Is hereby siren that a distribution
"f n (10) cents per share hss been- or;
"rui raid from funds received from ths
"a of ore reserves acquired prior to
1'ir-li J. jilt, upon all outstanding stock
' The rrrton Consolidated Mold Mining
i" Un Co.
m-sole November 10th. 11. to st9Ck
V of record October list, 1111.
rder of Hoard of Dlraclots.
ADOI.I'M ZANlJ. firrrtiary.
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CORN In local Cash market No. S yel
low corn nil quoted at I1.S914; No. 3 yel
low, I1.45S, c. f. New York.
OATS Local cash market as steady;
stsndard quoted at 7h to SOc; No. 3
white, 79 to 794c; No. 4 white. 78b to
7c; ordinary clipped white, 71 to 80c,
all elevator.
IIVK Market qui't; No. 3 IVeiSern.
11.77 elevator export.
IIARIJIV Market steady; feeding, 11.05;
milling, 11.11. c. f. New Tork.
HAY Market easy; No 1, li.7091.7S;
No. 3. Sl.SStsl.tS; No. 3, Sl.tSlj 1 SS.
IIIX'KWIIKAT Market quiet; sound
milling. 11.90, c. f. New York.
Wheat. IncluillnE Hour, exports for week,
according to Bra&ntrt'Vt. nuretat.i 3,074,
000 bushels, against 1,104,448 the preWoua
week and 4,!3,173 last year; since July 1,
84, 303, 063 bushels, against 9I.001.S9S last
season. Corn exports for wek 40,000,
against 44,301 la-t week and 388.303 last
year; sine July 1, 9,033,117, against 10,
S3,S44 last seaaon.
CHICAGO TRICES.
Thsrs.
inch.
'i
4-1
H
31 1-1
13 U
7-l H
11
24 4
4 -rl
14 1-1S
49 3
34 4
10 2
44
RYK Open,
November.. .
IKcernber.. 1W4
Jsnusry
COR.N
NoTf-mNT.
litiiil r,
Jsnusr)'
(IATt
Noveml-er..
1 . . i v.
T. Jsnusn . ..
I.AHU-
Korember.. 28-70
Jsnusry.... 39.W
RII1S
Noeniter .
Jsnusr- . tZ.ti
' POItK
Noemler.. Jsnusry.... 41. M
1
1704
ISO's
70
lMVj
13"
133
i:c
7(
70",
:.to
M.77
1(3 Vi
131H
1184
119!.
714
6S
:i.cn
38.40
:i.63
Clo.e.
l(3Vi
1D34
lUa
13S
11SS
131 S
701,
70
M.60
16.10
33.M
31.71
43. SO
37.80
49.00
SP40 Wnt Tnd rin 1 1-11 I 1-1S 1 ! H j j.,lt yesr
2S YliVfTi Uka . 3.1 3
;oo TuVon GoM ... 1 i i
IiONIIH.
41.40
INTERIOR RBCErPTK.
UTielt. Corn.
Vrldsr l.SM.ODO vlM.OCO
iit week l.er.ovi tn.foo
Last year l.US.OOO SS7.000
HIUnOAItll CLEAR ANCKS,
Flour. IVhsst.
: rrldST 1 152.WI
day.
in
182
164 v,
HI
1314
131
38.70
W 9J
23 10
31.1S
34.(0
4(.ro
4i,0) 437,0)
4"1S.OOO
(lit.
S4t.0nC.
038,00(1
Com.
'i.Olj
58,09)
K
4
IKO) Am T .V T tl 1911 lffl 10) 1)
23O00 Am Toll 7s '11 w I lOOti 14 1M4
ltliOO Am Tob 7s W w 1.101 W, 101
tttr) Am Tob is 21 w J VWU lei 101K
15W0 Am Tob 7s '22 wl.101 101i 103
9JW) Am Tob 7 '21 w Lies 1034 108
Innnnr f liJl . M'i 914 991
w Armour os it. .-. s 7- 7?
1SYO Ilelll Sll 7s 1J31 ..11 S' ','.
100 Beth Stl 7s 1921... S)i 91 31 4
tltn Ilelh Ml ,s 1312.. iwi
SflOO Beth Hit 5s 1123 .10'
300-0 Csn Got 6s 1819. 9iH
jdnno Cities Berv deb "e.lll
rtw uua i-at fr- ,"V
100 10)
100 100
98U 4
110 ill
1004 w4
I- 4
t H
'.I
-fmoGen E'ec 6s 1920. .lony, 101)14 100V4 4
KtX Inter R T 7s.. ,. 88 V"i w "
74
70
100
- 4
f.F.VHIMir ASPIIAII" I.'OMFANT,
Philadelphia, November 8. 1911.
TEIiHB!) CTOCK OIVIOBNU .Ny , 18.
v 1ur4tnd or 1 Vt per cent. (H lC. Pr
are. has this day been declared upon tho
' ferred Ktoek, payable Monday, Decern
3d, 1918, to stockholders ot record at
H ,-iose of business Thursday, November
'")i till. Transfer books will not bs
sasinirr ", "
nirm Ttusi an Gov C4 IS
1?(. Russian Gov 64s.- 70
lVx U S Rub 7s -33 w 1 1004 lVj
Odd lot. lScJl cents a share.
. EARNING STATEMENTS.
Public Utility.
COLORADO POWKR.
For tlve months ridedSert ember 30
fifoi esrnlntrs Il.m. "c. t!H.4.3
UY'-.v.:. iS:i!i . K.sg
OroVs earniMaT I1.M.9 Jno.
REPUDL1C RAIX.WAY AND LIGHT.
Ionth of September-
fplu."1 ' . !. Dec 34..-C3
jftrplu. ... : is,.,;
PHUJVDELPmA AIW, WESTERN RAIL-
Vor twelve months ended September 10
Gton Varnlnx?." MI.;?J h; tM.Kl
5,t earnings. M0, Xtc. 39.904
133). 8(7
87.617
73.47S
Mlnuenpolla C.rntn Market.
Minnkapous. Nov. 8. Barley, H'fiXi
Sc. Hye, J1.56i.-i 1.571-j. Uran, ?
flax, 14.08.
COFFEE MARKET.
r 04.
Uuslness In coffee contracts yesterday
showed a further falling oft and It Is
believed that there aro only about
25,000 lots still outstanding some of
which Is understood to be lines In the
lato months held for foreign account.
nio 300 rels higher for 7s at 7J550.
Exchinge '..d higher at 13Hd. Re-
celpts 1,000 bags ana stock 769,000
bags. In Suntos spots were not quoted,
while futures were 500 to 800 rels higher.
Jtecelpts 13,000 bags and stock 4,565,
000 baas. nocolpts nt ports, 19.000
bags, afr.lnat 35,000 latt year and 62,000
two yejrs ago. Sao Paulo had 17,000,
imalnnt 49,000 and 57.000, and Jundlahy
26.000, against 47,000 and 44,000 bags
respectively. Cleared from Hlo Novem
ber . by steamer for the United
States. 10,000 bags, and from .Santos
November 7 S8.000 bags, Braxllian cof
feo statistics :
Last Lr.st
Friday, vrek. month.
New York deliveries 18,8 14.421 1J.;7
New Orleans deliveries 1.M7 18! 1.081
Total deliveries 1.8JI 17.083 K.7C1
New York stock.... M7.C83 Hl.:t3 WKTIl
Nw Orleans sto-k . 7 88 16.D70
Slock at all ports. 9)8.581 :o.M2 ns.w
flost lll.niV) ?'0.CK 1S6.10I
Visible supply . . - l.:.'.sSi 1.K0.s?2 l.iii.n;
Last ear's visible. 7.8:8.SU :.W.CJI 3.640,08?
r.xuorts From New York.
Kxports from New York yesterday In
cluded: Wheat. 23.995 bu.; rye, 53,684
bu. ; oatmeal, 965 pkgs. ; flour, 15,330
bbl.I bacons, 1,941,975 lbs. J butter, 51,
460 lbJ.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS ,
SnORT TERM NOTES.
Security. Kate.
AmCottonOtl.. .7
AmCottonOll.. . .6
AmTeltTel. . .0
AmTobaccoCo.. 7
AmTobaccoCo.. .7
AfflTnhirraCa.. .7
A mTobaccoCo. , . 7
AmTobaccoCo. .7
Argentlne4lovt...O
ArmourJtCo. ,o
Armours) Co.
ArmouraCo,.
AnnouraCo..
Armour A(i.
ArmourACo.. .
RaltaOhioRR.
DelhSteelCorp.
BethSteelCorp.
lletbBtselCorp.
BethSteelCorp.
BethstMCcrp.
CanPaclflcRy..
0
.0
.0
.0
.
.3
7
7
.7
7
7
n
CentralArgRy A
( hibanAm sugar. . (V
CubanAmSugar..
CubanArr.Huirsr.,0
Cudshil'scksCo.7
Del&irudRK.. S
l)omlnlonorCan..S
hrleRallroad . ft
tedKiigarllerCo. '.
ClenKlectrtcCo.. a
UsoElectrlcCo. .n
GenRubbrCo...S
tlrratNnrthernR.n
alnnTruna PfVi.a
Newfoundland. .A
NYCentralRR.. A
.-worwaytiovt. . .8.
lituAMh'mutltRi!
l'mrtersiOambls.7
l'roctwAGamble.7
FrocterJi ( 1 am hle-7
l'rocteraUiamble.7
FroctrraUamble.7
I'ubSeriCorpNJ .1
RemArmsUMC.1
RuaslanOovt 5U
KussianGovt . . .tU
HunlanGnvt. ..OH
shaw'ianwxjpo.n
4ou(hernlty . f(
swltzerlandOovi..1
w tncRepArm4Co7
OealKiAlftCu .0 '
Due.
Sept. 1B19
Sept. 1919
Feb. 1019
Nov. 1010
Nov. 1930
Nov. 1921
Nov. 1H22
Nov. 192.1
May 1.1."JH
June 1.V19
June ii.'V)
June Ift.'ai
June 1S,'22
June 1521
June 1A24
Hid. Asked
(19 1( 100)1
W'J 98 J
OOH 09 it
U41M 100U
10U4 100 k
100 K
10l
103
97
lbOK
OVli
99 K
99 Jl
StU
S9m
July IBID 0H 08 4
July is.'ii 100 100K
July io.'ji 09 Jt loo-,
JulV 1.1 '21
July 1.V22
July 132a
-Mar. 2.'2t
Feb. 1027
Jan. 1819
Jan. 1920
Jan. 1921
July 1V?J
Aug. 1020
Aug. 1910
April 1910
Jan. 19311
Dec. 1U19
July 1920
Dec. 19l
bept. 1920
Apill 1919
July 1U1B
ept. 18.'19
, Feb. tB2)
Mar. 1920
Mar. 1U19
Mar. 192)
Mar. 1921
Msr 1021
Mar. 192.1
Msr. 1910
Irh. 1(119
Doc. 1921
Feb. I4.'28S1N7
June IH.'tD 72
wit iwn
mil 100)8
B9 U lOOtj
98)1 00
R.llJ 87
DOW toH
99
99 Btti
1)7
07
V(l 97 h
P" 97j,
NEW YORK CITY AND STATE BONP.
. Approx.
Form, Rate and Maturity. RM. Asked, yield.
Inter. 44". July. 1987 101'i 1024 4.M
Inter. 44, June. IKS 101. 02 4 37
Inter. 44s. March. 193.... 1014, 1024 4.37
Inter. 44, Nor . 1917 101; 1C4 4 J
Inter. 44f. May. 1937 101 102U 4.M I
Inter. 44s, April. 1 974 PC', 4.3.1
inter. 4Ua. larch. 1MI.... 974 944 431
Inter. 44". March, 1M3.... 974 97 i.K
Inter. 44a. Sept., 190 974 97 4 3.) ,
Inter. 4s. March, 1X0-30.... 974 97 4 35
Inter. 4s. May, 1955 914 934 4.41
Inter. 4. Nov . 19U 914 924 4 41 I
Inter. 4s. May, 1937 914 924 4.(1
Rerls. ft. Nov., 1KM i'i 92 4.43
Retis. 4s. Nov.. 19S5 91 92 4 41
Rests, (s. Nov.. 191'i 93 94 4.49 1
Inter. 4s. May. l 994 .... '
Ioler. s. Nov.. 1318 9v,
Inter. 34s. Nov.. 19TS 834
Inter. 34s, Nov . 1JT.4 824
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS.
Ref.-coupon 34. May. 1904. 834
3i
4. IS
4.(1
4.44
it 1
lyre. lS.'Ili 101
Mar. a. ltf u)t
Mar. luzu
Mar. 101U
Feb. 19 W
Ow 10 Iff
97 H V7l,
vi wan
97 9i t
09 00
'gilt 'Sail
100 100
101) H 101 If
100U 101 h
ioo.) 101 H
101 101
95 97
91 1 9-J
01 00
9 192
7 I
99
Wv)4
wo .4
103
90
ino
BU'
J9 '
STANDARD OIL.
. 4.M)
, 4.50
, ( W
. 4 so
4.)
4 9)
. 4.M
. 4.9)
. 4.8.1
, 4
4.8S
nid.
Rid. Ask.l
Anilo.Am. 17'; ltli.rralrle OftG 5)0
.Ml llenn .101s juau "rraine r
ITS ,lar llflln .is)
71 'boiiih ) L.i
150
0
475
IJ
ISA
Dorne-Scry. (jo
Duckive PL 81
Ches Mfs C.3W
Colonial . 14
Com 1 rental. ISO
Creii-ent PL 37
Cb r L In'-.'OO
Eureka 1' L.1K)
(islHia.Sljr IM
r,i-!ii pf us
Oal-SIl Pf W
Illinois PL1'!
Indiana PL 92
Int Petrol.. 184
Nit Transit. 1.14
N Y Trsns 150
Vortb P L 'OS
Ohio . . .SSS
l'a Mex F . (S
Pierce . ... 18
Old. tSen .
iouth Pa. ..Do
S V l'a I'Ll'f.
sid ot Cal. M
sul of Ind 731
Std of Kan.SSu
Stil of k..:ts
;os 'std of NVb.C)
125 Mil of N .1 .Wl
st. 1 ni T v
M.l nt Ohlo.(O)
Kjn A F. 1")
Fnion Tank 101
iVscinnn ... J
IWaslilnaton. 40
island aub'ld
"en bloc" 14.10
iSHnl old t
an cin-..;.iS
Y.
r.
II
IS
0
l'.S
rn
47
1'4
Ak
HO
r
in
1x1
51
ro
:i7
7IS
s:j)
W)
:i
t,l
:x
(IS
1'
17
Coupon 44r. 152(-L'32
Coupon 44s. 19I3-1823
Coupon C.s, 1921 1931
Coupon 44s, l:i-I21
Coupon 44i. lf'.9 !K
Res-11. 34s. 1910 1K3
Retis. 349. 1910-19S9 1
Coupon 34'. i?-13
Retis (OUion 3H, 1919 1521. ...
Rerls 3e. 1910-1933
Itele. r. 1P28-19M ,
Rejis. 3s, 19IS-13K
Form, Rate and Maturity. Rid
Coupon 44s. Jan.. 1K( .... 1074
Coupon (4s. tpt.. 1983... 1074
Coupon 4's Marrh. 19CS pie
Reils. 44". March. 13.... 1(4)
Covtwn 44. Jsn., 196S 103
Reils. 44". Jan.. 1CS 19)
Coupon 44s. Jan . 13(0. ... 101
Reds. 4'is, Jan., 1515 . ... IM
Coupon 4s, 1J7 , .. 971,
Coupon 4a. I96J-S3Canal. . KI4
Reils. 4s ieoS3-Canal.. .97
Coupon (!. 1938 3 IFway. . 974
Ilerl". 4s 19S8-62 lFway... 97
counou (s. Jan., 1I6 57
Reels. Is Jan.. 19(8 9-;
Coupon 4. Jan., 1942 s
lie;, is. Jan., i?i2 ps
SIIftCKI.LANEOl'H bTOCKS.
Held
Ilirl. Asked.
4.40
4 (0
I.3S
4.8; ,
4.15
4 (
America. . .
Atlantic. . .
Am Each .
Ilsttery.. . .
liowery.. . .
Hrysnt P. .
U'wav On.
Ilronx Nat.
Dutch & D.
(7hase . . .
Chat ft P .
Chelsea Hx.
Chemical.
Ill Nat..
City
Coal A, Iron
( 'omniffce
Colonial
Continental. 100
Columbia.. . .10.1
Corn Exrh . SOS
Cosmopolitan. 8.1
( 'onnuerc'l K 30)
Com'ntiealtb.19.1
Cuba. . .181
Fast River 1
1 inn Aat 200
first Nat
Dld.AeknJ.
. .4Si 4U5
16A
.210
.190
.300
.ISO
.140
ISO
. 20
.3M)
23.1
120
:iss
.21.1
40.1
I0S
18.1
..ISO
180
220
210
420
1N)
100,
2S
SMI
S.43
400
23S
41S
110
163
100
19S
18.1
21
220
700 3100
f.1 921
Ulil.Aakad.
Garfield.... IO ISO
OoOism N. . .200 33S
Greenwich . . .3.10
iiamman, ..23s 31
Hanover 000 70
Itn Trad... MX) SIS
IrrlmNas. -.270 2S0
Utxrty . . ,90 403
Lincoln 2SO
Manhat Co.., ISO
Mecba-M.. 300
Metropolitan. 101
Mutual , .373
Merchants. 120
New Neth's..2O0
NYNBA .420
NY Co.. .134
Park S0.1
Pacific... ....131
lroduceEx...3O0
FuDllc 200
soo
170
310
17S
in
210
SIS
Sherman.. .
Seaboard. .
Second .
State
23d Ward.
union Kx
iVasb Itts.
Ynrkvltle.
.120
.450
.39.1
.102
101
1.10
.310
311
210
130
475
41.1
107
1SS
350
.TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
luU.nspu., iita..iMieJ.
4 n
4.40
410
4.45
4.4S
4.45
Approx.
Asked, yield.
ICS'. 1.19
104
984
9S4
"1.4
94
JSH
CHEMICAL STOCKS.
Am Cvau
Am Crsn pf. s
))y Prod C .US
Cssein Co .. ()
Day Cbem . ..
Dow Cbem. . ..
Dow (7i nf . .
Wee llleach..l(0
Fed Chem
Fed Ch pf... M
Free Tex n 11
Crasaelll 17.1
Hook Else ... 75
Ky Solvay ..Its
Did. Ask.j
61 Mulford Co
I.BlMi.lnnl f!
. IMS? Alk pi. . '7
Sl'Nll A i C 17
306' Nat A A C pf S5
S34lVnn Salt ... 80
ISO Itollln Vh ... :
iofllol Ch pf . . 91
10i'Smt S .. .173
SSIfTllth -Jit C..17S
177'Solv IToc ...1
wiStarsl Ch ... 90
i::i
IJ.d. Alk.
99
S5
.."1)
Bid
Am rin -le.. 4(
Am Cli pf . fi
Am M A F
Am Tjpr F. 34
Am T F tif- '
A 1) T N J r
Alias P C -J)
Bsriiti Pro.
A Spin I (l 77
Rsrnh llroi
St ipln 7 y SO
Ror c Milk '.'3
nor C M pf 91
liu.h T pf O
Celluloid ...1
Chillis Co .. IS
ChllJs pf . !-)
Col Crspb 9i
Col Or pf fi
Crk IV pf 91
D L A IV Co 167
Hock V Pr. 8
Ask
(7
70
H.I.
,Illt Sliver pf 71
Uma Ixc pf 75
Mli'li Ume.. 19
Well L pf.. 77
IN'al Casket.. 61
N J Z nw ft. 233
,Oti Kiev . 1:
'Otis F.lev pf. 7t
;l'hilp I) .im
ll'ratt A IV p 9.1
R(m Trpe 32
.Rein T 1 pf.WI
IKeni T 2 pf. 9i
iRr HaU IMr IM
10 Ry 11 ! nf
M S.1f 11 A I,., u
'1.1 Slrsrr Mfj- .192
103 T A P (Mi O.K.)
!-0 We.( c Kerr CC 1
in IV C Kerr pf
170 I Yale i T ..20)
f 1
4.19
4 OS
4 OS
4 01
4 K.
4.00
4 CO
4.07
4.07
4 07
4 07
4 07
4.10
4.10
4.10
4.10
Alk.
80
82
IS
19
J.-.8
S3
tio
31
113
K'2
SJ
n
Alliance Rt. u.1
Am Siroty . . .IS
llalikrn 3V
DonuAMtg. 1H.1
lirtukliii 4K.1
1 .sural L'nlon37S
( Munibla . 270
( omnicrrial 90
tmpliT'lTust.200
r.qultable 330
1 armera LaT.3.10
IraukUo... .22.1
1 tlltuu. ... 2(0
fidelity. . .200
Guaranty . . .33.1
Hamilton. . . 240
Hudson T. . .las
llrvinic Trust.
ninpsCo 620
l.ayers.M .. S.I
La T.. . . (i
7S
00
10;
AOS
3M)
280
111)
300
33Si
37i!
235
200
210
04S
145
eso
OS
100
Lincoln Tr... us
Msnurae rs.. i(hj
MerT U.. 195
Mflrotxil. .310
Mtgeltond.. SO
Mut or w . ,ii
Nat Surety. ..185
N YI.UTr.8SO
New YorkT..S93
N Y Title. .. 60
Peoples 305
Queens Co . .
neaity asso, . o.
scandlnav'n,.290
lltleO AT.. .240
l'ranaatUntlc.170
Un States... .873
U8M AT...33S
U N Title Guar 33
rstrhnstee . . 131)
IV ic J)T K Mla-1
IUj
105
90
125
190
BOO
09S
l
S74
SO
es
2S0
ISO
910
4I1S
175
Includes one-third share Irrlag Trust.
tBs Irving Nstlonal Bank.
STEEL AND ORDNANCE MOCKS.
Bid. AlK
Am Brass . 30.1
1 ft 11 Ml: 3
A ft B Mte pf 2)
Alias I'o Ii"
Allis Pow pf 80
114b ft Mil ..no
l.lln, E IV 3i
' nii.s. e iv nf .
700 ! Can P ft F
. C?rh steM . V",
WS I ('ell Ml 1 pf
.. I'lrb Stl 3 pf 8
10O Colts Anns .. 62
1 Dll P I'o...JSi)
W
1-2
10 !
70 I
(
319Kastern Steel. )
e-Knip ; & 1. 30
SS Etup 8 s I 11I
17CiIlercules . . :0
9C lien- pf.. .10s
US.llop-Alleii ....
T " Hon All-11 pf.. i
75 nii-s-ii-p .w.t:i
K." Nlls-n-P Pf . 91
ln-'I'-nn s Meel (l
'co(ili Mf
70Thom Iron., r.)
'( IV R Arms. .750
170 WoodtiarJ ... S)
bid. Ask 1 n (iSK ir S v.
rt.I)LIC UT1UTIES.
Hid. Ask. Bid.
A- T 239 1(3 Emp D K pf 70
9J IFed L it T . 7
17 Fel IAT pf S
(1 ft E Seu.JO
KlftE Sec pf f)
N OMo Elcc. H
'N Ohio E P'
IN Ont LAP It
'n o up r' t0
IN States P. 83
IN row pt. 5
il-ac C, ft E (1
.Pac (iE pf 8.'
IPtne ni pf . !
.. Rp Ry ft 1. is
-) Rep R4L cf '
'S Cal Fdl . 71
814 S Cal E nf f.
;siu oa 1: .
113 1M C&F. pt !
a 'Ttlin RLAP. :i
90 JT llUf pf 13
It.'tltted I.AR. 3'i
3! 1'I.Snip (V-
IWest Power. 13
SO IV Pow pf.. Si
f8 'YSdKin pi... ss
Am I.
Am LiT pt 17
A tit on BP. !l
Ad K I PI . M
1111 (5 A E 91
Am (IftE pf (J
I Am PAL t:
Am 1Mb U .
Am 1" C pf 3i
Am IVM'ftE. 7
Am 1VW4E
panic pf.. II
A1VW4E 1 p fl
Cn- ! A L tl
Car I'SiL pf n
("tlr Herv.2.i
Cillrs s pf. sir;;
Cttlei s 7't
ht 11 ( .no
C01 i'or ;..
col row pf. I'2
Coin wealfli
1" R A L 2)
(.om'wiTillli
PI'.AL if (8
19
(0
(1
9
U
Ask
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THE PHILADELPHIA
NATIONAL BANK
November i, 191 8
RESOURCES
U.S. Bonds & Certificates ot Indebtedness $38,332,785.00
Loans, Discounts and Investments ... 89,804, 31.55
Accrued Interest Receivable 232,644.11
Customers' Liability under Letters of
Credit and 'Acceptances 11,95392.86
Due from Banks 37,962,944.25
Exchanges for Clearing House 3,229,539.43
Cash and Reserve 12,402,633.40
$193,918,870.60
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock 3,000,000.00
Surplus and Net Profits 7,596,616.15
Unearned Discount 726,313.64
Reserved for Taxes 260,448.23
Accrued Interest Payable...' 115,675.85
Letters of Credit and Acceptances . . . 15,234,453.06
Acceptances ot other Banks Sold.... 2,170,768.83
U. S. Bonds Borrowed 21,880,000.00
Bills Payable with Federal Reserve Bank 8,000,000.00
f Individual 67,451 ,389.65
Deposits Bank 33,957,311.69 134,934,594.84
1 U.S. Gov't 33,525.893.50
$193,918,870.60
LEVI L. Rt'E, President
f-TTAaU.ES P. BLI7VN, Jr. ,V.-Pres. JOHN SCIILAOI.E, Ass't Cash.
HOWARn W. LEWlrf. V.-Pres. F.oni;K II.MILI.KT.Ass t Cash.
UlUUAM . MADDdx V.-Pres. JAMES, A. DUFFY, Auditor.
ItonSck FOltTE8CUE.V..r. caati. I1IIC8; tt''
STEPHEN E.ntlTII. Ass't Cash. IIOHACK ). POLIIhllCH, Mgr.
EDWARD S. LEWIS, Ass't Cash. Credit Department.
DAY1D W. BTEWAliT. Ass't Cash. NORM 4N T. HAY ES. Manager
FRANK P. BTET11ENH. Ass't Cash. Transit Department.
DlltKCiTOnS
CssrasWssd Pierre 8. du Tont Eldrtdge R. Johnson
Alfred C. Harrison Asa . Ulna 4. Ilovard Tew
Levi I,. Rue Samuel M. Vaticlaln J. Kearsley Mitchell
Oeorae II. MeFadden William II. Donner "encr Brenile
Randal Morgan Wallace l. Simmons H, remberton Hutchinson
Samuel Rea Samuel l. Warrlner O. Colesberry Purves
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MniHrViiiniinniimn. ...J..tmTjTiiiinn'liiiHiiifiiti:iiiitinirTTTniT
Fourth Street
National Bank
Philadelphia, November 1, 1918.
RESOURCES.
I nnn? and Discounts
Customers' Liability under Letters of Credit and
Acceptances
Due from Banks
Exchanges for Clearing House. .' :
Cash and Reserve , . . .
.556,226,833.19
3,534,205.00
12,479,399.68
2.230,556.14 a
9,100,552.65
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LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock
Surplus a, . .
Net Profits
Reserved for Taxes
56,0X),000.(X)
1,530,042.65
80,000.00
.$83,571,551.72
$3,000,000.00
Circulation
Letters of Credit issued to Customers and Accept
ances'. Deposits
Due Federal Reserve Bank:
Loan on Gov't Securities
7,610,942.65
495,400.00
3,535,662.44
. 62,929,546.63
. 6,000.000.0' 1
$83,571,551.72
I.VEItT FOItM OF IIOMKSTIf AMI FOItriCiN BANKING
l'NF..CF.I.I.KH FAfll.n IES
K. F. hllANIIACKFlt. President.
i j r-i. ants. Viro-Frcf and Cashier VI . a. Ill I.KI.F.V, Asst. Cashier
W K. IIAIIDT. Vlre-IYestdent
w! It. IIIJMFIinElS. Vico-ITcsMcnt
DIRFCK KS
'. I'. SII1W, Jll.. Ism. Cashier
AltrilL'lt .llal.NILIKII.L. Asm. Cashier.
FRANK T. l'ATTEKSON
WILLIAM A. DICK
IV NICIIOWON
FRANCIS I OOWF.N
F. F 81IANI1ACKBK.
JAMi;S M. ILLC().
HinNEV F. TYI.KIt Chairman
WILLIAM lie KK11TT
FRANK o lt()(ii:i(s
t.EIIIUlK. K JOHNSON
JOSKIMI K N IDKNK.R
IIAKKV A IIKRM IM)
WILLIAM M. I'OTTS
.KOUIli: DALLAS DIXON
.IUIINATII1N C MIFF
CIIAh. A DANIEL
A K SK 1V1KII.D. JR.
1HI.NI.K DC FO.S V
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THE HANOVER NATIONAL HANK
OF TIIF. CITY OF NF.1V 1 (Mils.
At New lork. Ill tho state of New urk. at
the close of business Ninemlwr 1. 10IS.
RESOURCES.
Wiu. and dlaconnta . . 1W.3. 1 .i.n,
1' 8. bonds to secure circulation.
V. S. bonds ami rrrtinrates of
innejitoincas tu acvsir- s.- . I0 nl ooooo
V 8. Iionds ami certificates of
ImlrhteilnoM ownoil and uu-
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1 berks and other cash Hems
F.irhaiur for Clearing lloiiw
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n.l. In llllt
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ltwlcinptlon runn anu mm nvm
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Costomm' liability under lottcn
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LIABILITIES.
I
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mirpms iiuu... . ........
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DtHitnint rtTclvwt .
but not earned 70n.tOD.3ti
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lit 'lied fur tales
National hank note.i ouiatiitidlu:
Duo 10 banks ami
Iwnkcr JOZ.KST.TOO.S'j
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Its subject to
check . 50.207.2114. Tl I
imiilemls unpaid. .4.12.(Jil
Deinaml (Trllft- ,
rate of deposit . IS.(i.40
Certltled rho ks 17.407.070.19
t'asiiler's checks
outstandlmr ... .1.0.15.090.44
U, H. deposits a,4.14,Wi).7h
T t 1 .'r nf credit
"Aioiptancen" based on Import
ami mpurui
. $1,001.000 00
u, 000,000.00
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171.044,V,.77
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' tueago, 111 , Nov I. Ills
To the holdtrs of
Chicago & Western Indiana
Raitroad Company One-Year
6r Kates due Scttmber 1.
1918 :
Tho Interest on tl.o above Notes, dus
September 1, will be paid upon presenta
tion of coupons at t!m office of J. F. Mor
gan A Co.. 33 Wall Street. New York.
A eufflelent amount of tile .(bote Notes
h.nlnp been deposttel undr tho offer
-nad'- by til 'o.npany, ullh the osseiir
o' H 1 Railroad Administration, the .'hi-
.iffi" Weil, n, Indiana Railroad Lorn
pin (iiifi'iunces tht lt will consunrnat.
tho evtenslon of tho deposited Notes by
attaching thereto on extension contract
provlillnr fi.r til" pajment of the Notes on
September 1, 1919, nltli Interest from
September 1, 1911, at tho rate of 6 per
nnnum, iijablo semi-annually, to be ttvl
denred by coupons payable reipectlveo
March 1. 1319, and September I, 1913, and
i by paying In e.ish thn 1S consideration
i for the extension
The extended Votes nil' he delivered.
niiil tho o.ish panieut of tl! ID per 8100')
, Note (l.einj; the 1ST. extension eonrldera-
lioni v.111 lie made upon nurronder of tho
' dt-'poiui receipts i f J I. Morxnu A Co, at
! Ihilr ofnro on or after November 30, mis
j The Conipan) ; R-in'miu-c-a that
I holders of Nuns rot Uepesitcd may Itavi
eaih notes extend' d upon th eame term
I upon presentation of such Notes for such
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W. I, TIlOMAH. Notary Fnbllc
Now York County,
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VILLIAM WOOD W.I
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