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THE WASHINGTON HERAID. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1915.
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COMMERCE AND FINANCE
DIIBA
ACTION
MOTES
Market Traders Expect Sharp
Note from United States
to Germany.
EXPRESS STOCKS RISE
jood Demand Felt. Despite Slight
Losses for Most Issues at
Close of Session.
New York. Sept. 10. The trend or
he ftock market today was domi
nated by the German and Austrian
developments and the expectation
hat President Wilson would write
a s.harp note to Berlin. While most
lSKueh closed with net losses for the
session, brokers said there was a
good demand on all recessions.
Initial prices were fractionally low
er due to the recall of Ambassador
Dumba and the attempt of Germany
'o justify the sinking of the Arabic
But offerings found ready purchasers
and a rally ensued, in which prices
reached Thursdays closing leel and
in many cases showed net gain?
Bethlehem Steel continued in demand
and touched the new high price of
335 but reacted fifteen points, closing
with a net loss of fie points.
Owing to the high rate a which
shipments are being made the United
States Steel Corporation's unfilled
tonnage at the end of August was
30.0S5 tons smaller than a month ago.
The decrease a about as expected
and publication of the figures failed
to hae any depressing influence.
Ciprs toeK I p.
M . K T stocks were fairly
actie. owing to the announcement of
the propectie affiliation of J & TV.
Seligman & Co and Hallgarten &
(a with the road and a scaling down
of the securitif; The preferred
stock broke four and one half points
to the new low record of thirteen,
notwithstanding the fact that the re
organizers are making efforts to re
habilita'e the propertj without an as
sessment Epress stocks for the last few
das hae been adannng owing to
increased riming? resulting from the
adance in rates recentlj allowed the
companies and the increased revenue
being received for charges under the
"ummings limited and unlimited lia
bi t v ! iw
to fill iMrt; shipments. The spot article here
declined 10 pointa to 10.10 cents. There were no
Mies. Arrivals here todu were the largest in
weexs ana included about 6.000 bales consignea.
For a time early in th session offerings were
absorbed well and there u a good deal of buy
ing power in evidence.
It was reported that several local houses had
advised their clients to liquidate and look on for
ice tune oeing owing to the extent cc ine recent
advance and the unsettled international outlook.
Eiports for the day were 3.301 bales, all to the
Continent, against 1.700 bales last jear. For the
season the clearances amount to 213.021 bales.
against 7,075 bales a year ago. Port receipts
for the day were 31,357 bales, against 11.900 last
week and 8,411 bales last year. The amount b-ought
into sight for the week was 173.606 bales, against
113,(21 bales last year.
Llvrerpool.
Furnished by N. L. Carpenter ft Co.
Previous
Oram, lin Close, close.
January-February.... 10
March-April 817
Mai-June (21
July-August 6 31H
October-November... 5563
2p m.
6114
6 IS1,
6 214
60,
6 034
6 15
6224
62S4
5.984
6.034
6.10" i
6 174
6 214
6 92
Middling. 612. yesterday. 5 98 Sales, .0.CO3 bales.
January....
March
May
October ...
December..
New York.
Open. High.
10.77 10 SO
11.03 ILK)
11 21 11.32
10 20 10 29
10S 1064
Low.
lOJI
10.90
11.15
WOO
10 43
Previous
Close, dus.
1061 1072
10 93
11.18
1011
10.47
11.01
1123
10.18
10.54
Vew Orleans.
Open. High. Low.
January 10 66 10.69 10.60
March 1091 '0.9 "ft
May 11.00 1110 10 59
October IOCS 10.17 9 97
December. 10 49 M.53 :0.O
Previous
Close, close
10.50 1060
1079
1101
9.99
10.3
las
11C6
10W
1011
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
LOCAL STOCKS DECLINE.
Street Itnllwas Ines in Drnmnil on
Wnfthlngtou KxchnnRe.
Prices generally declined on the
Washington Stock Exchange ester
da. with street railwa issues m fair
demand Capital Traction dropped 3-8
of a point on the "-ale of hft shares
at ST The bid prim then was lowered
to S61-"!. Although Washington nail
way and Electric preferred was offered
below the asked price of Thursday,
the stock continued in drmind at SI.
Lanston. recently the leiding i-iif,
was not traded in The bid was lower
ed a point to TO and odd lots were of
fered at SO $1,000 Washington
Railway and EIrctric 4 per cent bond
brought SI 1-S
COTTON MARKETS.
Nw -rk. SVpt- I" U'kTww in th Mck
rrhr J"d a more Tn.i u n"r ff the in
tf-JiM".... r- j j! Htuniin IM to hfa.y al
M and I 1 tWiiic -t r. Tt m in the U
h r-dr i a Mian' brV. m pnrr Th
aw .-, .,t. ,$-, j n t atanv of Z to 10 ioint
T -l".a Y follmr i an julTann to new huh
fTwnd f r t m -Tmtnt .. rtlv after ' oVlork
T --p v- f Til r Rait-, of O trrbrr arainsT ml
fMi n th ill tlintif Mat"s lnTcndd f r
r-irt diifn It th ioiid Hr tnvt ititiTts
t t ibe -. -m -It Hi is hd n-rt rhincM re
v n-., f i i th" "-iit'iwpt had t-
.m d'dfdlv ftrn r on a (V-ntnd frn rporters
FarnUhed by W. B. nJbbi A Co.
BALES.
Garital Traction, 2 it 8T, S it sT
Washircton Railway pfd., 23 at SI, S it 81.
After call.
Washington Railway 4s. Jl f W at KH.
GAS BOND3.
More Income
with Safety
It is not necessary to speculate
in order to profit by the oppor
tunities the present market
conditions afford.
The soundest securities are low
in price and may now be
bought to best advantage, both
for permanent income and
future appreciation.
StnJ for Opportune Oferinf 0-65
N. W. Halsey & Co.
Limrnr :. ile. Krprrsentntlse,
TIT lth M. . T.. Wnnhlngton.
Nw 1 -x Ih i hia. liutiniTe
Georgetown Oas Cert. Ind. 5s ..
Geor?etottn Gas 5s 102
Washington tlas 5e lM'i
Columbia Gas fc Electric Br. 74
KAILROAD BO.ND3.
Oaratal Tracuon Si 105
City A. Suburtin 5s 101'4
Metropolitan Ef 103
Washinjton Railway & Electric 4s .. 81
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Potomac Electric cons. 5s 994
Potomac Electru Lirht 6s 10
Chesapeake A. Potomao Telephone 5s.. 1034
Amencan Telephone 4. Telecraph 4s... 91
Amcncan Telerhone i. Telegraph 4Hs.. 100H
District of Columbia Paper Mfg. 5s.... 99
w-iHution Mttet 5s. 1"3
Wajhinston Market It. 1S47 95
Washington Market Cold Storage 5s.... H
Vorfolk A. Washington Steamboat 5s . 105
Riggs Realty 5e (lorg) 101
Riggs Realty 5s (bhort) lfti
PUBLIC UT1UTT STOCK8.
Capital Tracuon AS
Uas'nngton Ry. A. Elec. com S5'
Wajhiogton Ry. A. Elec. pfd Rl
Norfolk A Washington Steamboat. 150
Washington Gas 70
Amcncan Tel A. TeL 173
TYPE MACHINE STOCKS
Merger thaler Linotype 175
Lanston Monotype 79
MINING STOCKS.
Greene-Canan-a SJH
NATIONAL BANK STOCKS.
American 150
Capital 3a
Columbia
Commercial 1?2
Ditrict 134
1 armers A Mechanics -H
Federal K
Llnro-n - MO
Metrorolitan - 193
Riggs Nat. Bank
S-.ond Nat. Bank 137
National Bank of TVa-inrton
TKUsT COMPANY STOCKS.
Arrencsn Security A Trust 265
National Sar. & Trust. C3
I mm Trust 1"
Washington Lean A Trust Zfl
ontinenul Trust 113
SWINGS BANK STOCKS.
Home Sanngs 365
Bank of Commerce A SSTings II
East Washinj'on 12H
F1UE INSURANCa. STOCK!.
Corcoran m
limrrn's Hre Insurance 13
Gprman-Ammcan 2&1
NaUonal Union Fire
TITLE INSURANCE STOCKS.
Columbia Title 44
MISCELLASECU1 STOCKS.
n apm ackv. 175
I)i.("rt of Columbia Paper Mfg. Co .. 123
l.r.iptnphrn com el
t,raphclmne jrfd . ?2
Mrrch Trans. A Storag- 10)
eninty Stonge 175
Washington Market irtt
Ls dindend.
Bid. Asked.
. 115
1054
NEW Y0EK STOCK MAEKET.
Furnishes, by TV. B. Blbba A Co.
105a
100
(ft
103
102
P7U
US
1)
ISO
g.
Sales. High.
600 Adams Express 102
10JOO Alaska Gold M 31
26 830 Alllshalmers 41s,
1.10 AlUs-Cbalmers pfd 70S
230 Am. Ag. Chem 614.
1.500 Am. Beet Sugar 6tti
100 Am. Beet Sugar pfd 90
6.S00 Am. Can 5S54
ICO Am. Can pfd 1C5,
2.5 Am. Car A. Fdry en
7i0 Am. Coal Prod 153
100 Am. Cotton Oil 504
400 Am. Cot. Oil pfd 9b
600 Am. Express 104
400 Am. Hide A L 8H
UOO Am. Hide k h. pfd 37!,
100 Am. Ice Securities 234,
2.7UJ Am. Linseed HV
luO Am Linked pfd 314
1.900 Am. Locomotiie 54
1(0 Am. Loco, pfd 974
300 Am. Malt 7
300 Am. Malt, pfd 27
4.1CO Am. Smelting 82t
1O0 Am. Smelt, pfd 105't
2CO Am. Smelt, pfd. B 81
2C0 Am. Scuff 1524
710 Am. Steel l-dry 524
1.710 Am Tel. A Tel 1234
1.3 Am. Tobacco 233
10,703 American Woolen 45
700 American Woolen pfd 911,
6.40J Anaconda 71
2.700 Atchton 1014
20) Atchison pfd 994
2(4 Atlantic Coast Line 104
5.6T0 Baldwin Loccmotrte 814
3,900 Baltimore A. Ohio S7"i
600 Baltimore & Ohio pfd 714
3.400 Bethlehem Steel 335
335 Brookhn R T. 87..
2.900 Butte A Sup 7
100 Buttenck Co . 23
830 California Petrol 154
700 California TetroL pfd 454
1.900 Canadian Pacinc 1544
100 Case. J. I . pfd 754
4.9J0 Cent Leather 444
3000 Chesapeake A Ohio 494
300 Chic fit. Wtst 124
SCO Chic. Gt. West, pfd 31
1.CC0 Chic. M A St. P. 854
100 C. SI. A. St. P. pfd. ... 1224
18.600 Ch. R. I A P. Ry. .... lft
100 C C. C. A S. L Ifd .. 6r.
3.401 Cbino. Con. Cop 454
9 TOO CoL Furl A Iron. 474
1.100 Ccmstock Tun lie
280 Consobdation Gas US
300 Continental Can S3
100 Continental Can ltd 103
l.OTiO Corn Products 174
1) Corn Products pfd 824
430O0 Crucible Steel 914
2no Crumble Steel pfd . ... ins
3X) Cuba-Amencan Sugar ... 113
200 lere pfd 914
01 Delaware A Hudson . . 1334
10) Delasare. Lada A W. 412
200 Denrer A Rto Grande . 7
900 Den. A Rio. G. pfd .... 10
ICO Dome Mines 214
125 Dist. SecuntAs 3T,
17.1C0 Kne ru4
: 1W brie 1st pfd 44
.7T0 Erie 2nd pfd 3f4
) El Storage Bat. 71Z
m Ked. SI A S. rfd.
I tsi Gen. Electric
3 0:0 Gen. Slotors
Low. Class.
994 10:
324
38-j,
68st
61
654
90
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105
674
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WASHINGTON PRODUCE.
A Review of
The Investment Situation
and
An Analysis of the Exports
of the United States
can be had by sending for
our latest Pamphlet No.
M-146.
A. B. Leach & Co.
Investment Securities.
149 Broadway, New York.
I 11 ago I'hiladelihia Buffalo
B "tn Baltimore Londin
Washington CorrerondentB
Moorhead & Elmore,
729 15th St.
Phone Mam 7C3
The Safest Investments
. n-e that do not fluctuate during a.
turbed conditions of the money or stock mar
kets. First deed of trust notes (first mori
gages), veil secured en rest estatt in the Dis
trict of Columbia, constitute "gilt-edgs" In.
atmenta. They do eot depend upon the
CnsneJa) recjansibility of tndirtdulls or cor
porations for tbeir statibty. and ars exempt
from Uiatlon as personsl property. W can
upplT sucfi isTestments In amounts from S500
tpwtrd. Sand for booklet, "Concerning Loans
and lnTestmenta."
Swartzell, Rheem &
Hensey Co.,
727 FiftetHth Street NortkwuL
Qnntations giren below are for large lots cf good
marketable poeds cnlr. Jobbers' prices are higher.
Lcwer trades na b sold for less. Fancy goods
command hicher rncrs
Produce market hickens weak; lowest figures
reaihed in eeasim. Hens, weak; Jewib holiday
ended, receipts liberal Live stock, receipts, quota
tions unchanged CaHes of quality steady, poor
fruits hard to sell Eggs, fresh stock in de
mand tigures hrm, hot weather affecting old stock
Fruits and TgetaHes Slaiket in good shap
on pra hfs. pnme apples damsons and grares.
Ordinarr grinds plentiful, slow. Quotations were
El.GS fYeoh, per doz., 26a27; Southern, 24ai
Bl TTEB He t prints, new. per lb . 30; tub. 1 e
lb . 29, procc. T lb . 23, under grade, cream
ery. Pr lb., 25a2t; store-packed, per lb.. ISaZO.
LARD-Tub. pure, per lb.. !!Kal2: do., com
pound, per lb.. 84. Cottonseed oil. per can, 3.25.
CI1EESE New Tork. new, per lb., 18; flat, pes
fb.. ,8. Swiss domestic, per lb. 24; do. foreign.
per lb . 32.
LI E POULTRY llers per lb , 15: roosters.
per lb. lOall; spring ducks, per lb., 13all; spring
chickens, per lb . 16al.
GREEN GOODS-Beana. per basket. 75s90; do,
per bbL, 15012.50, Uma beans, per qt.. 15a20,
N-ets. per bumh, la!4; cabbage, new per bbL,
40a50. cantaloups, per crate, 25a2.00, carrots, per
bunch. laI4; cauliflower, per basket. Ka7J
celery, rer toa.. 20a50; crate, 2-(Oa350; corn, new,
er dor , 0a33, cucumbers, per basket. 73al.2S,
csmblings. crate. jafiO. eggplant, per crate, 40aSO;
kale, per rbl Sa40; lettuce, per basket, SOaLIJ;
onions, white, per crate, 50a75; new, per 100
bunches. 90al 00; okrs. per crate. 75aL00; peas. New
York, rer basket. 1 OOal.25; peppers, crate, 25a40;
new potatoes, per sack, 1.25al65, yams, '.COal.23;
sweet potatoes, L25al.50; tomatoes, nearby, per
dot. 25a75
FRUITS Applev new, per bbL. 1 C0a3.50; grapes.
per crate, Delaware. TSal 50; do.. Concords, 75al53;
do. Niagara. 73al CO: grapefruit, per box, 4 00a5(P;
oranges, California, rer box, 4 0Ca5OO; peaches, per
crate. 75a L25. plums, per baket, 20a30, pineapples.
per crate. 1.2Sa2-2S: watermelons, each, Sa30.
LIVE STOCK-Veal calres. islme. per lb.. lOalOH;
do., medium, per lbt. 9a94; do., beary, 8a54; spring
lambs, per lb.. fai4.
H.Y. STRAW. AND CORN Hay. best timothy,
new, per ton, 17.(0; mixed, per ton. 12.00al4 00;
old bay. per ten, 22.00; straw, per ton, lOOOaK.00;
wheat straw, per tou. 8 00; com. per bbL. iJO.
SEEDS Clorer, crimson, per lb, 84; new
crop. . red. 13al7; red top. 1; alsike. Kal34;
alfalfa (American grown), per lb, 20; German mj
let. rer bus.. 1.50; timothy, per bus.. SJOaSTT:
sorghum, or cane, per bus.. SI orchard grass, per
bus . 1.7Sai25; rje, per bus., L: wheat, per bus..
123.
1.03) Gen. Slotors pfd. ...
8 8j0 Goodrich. B F.....
200 Goodrich, pfd 107
8X) Gt. North, pfd- 119
2.J0 Gt. North. Ore. Subs.... 414
l.OT Guggenheim Expl 634
300 Int, Agn. pfd. 3S4
700 Inter. Slet 124
4.)01 Inspiratitm Copper 34
1.100 Icier. Con 214
'.TO Inr. Con pfd 754
100 Int. Har. of X. J 1T6
2TO Int. Paper 11
100 Int. Paper pfd 394
WO Kansas City Southern... 3
2TO Kansas City So. pfd ... 53
1"0 Kresge Co pfd. 1104
1.W) Lackawanna Steel 6.14
311 Laelada Gas. '03
10" Lake Erie A. W 7
l.nOO Lehh Valley 144
Cm LmiisTiUe A Nashnllo... 119
100 Slackay Gas 77
1.5) MaxwU SI. Co 444
TOO Slaxwell M. 1st pfd .... S3
2TO Slaxwell M. 2nd pfd. ... 374
17.609 Sfexican Petroleum ... . 5t4
201 Sfexican Petroleum pfd.. 7
1,900 Jliami Copper 274
410 .Minn A St L 13
100 SI.. St. P A S. 8 M . 1194
1,400 Slissoun, Kansas A. Tex. 84
5.mi SIo. Kans A Tex. pfd.. 17
600 SIionn Pacinc
1.O00 Slontana Power .....
IW National Bluit ....
200 Nat Cloak A S ....
5T0 Nat. Enamel A S
901 National Lead
JOO Nat. Lead rfd
5u) Nerada P. Copper
l.OTfl N Y Air Brake
2.100 New Yo'k Central
4.2M N Y. N. H A U
fm X. Y. O A w
f Norf. A West
2T1 North Amer
1 .CO North. Pacific
ICO Pacihe Slail
400 Pac. Tel & Td
20 Penn. R R
1.800 rhlla. Co
3.fC0 Pitts. Coal
Srv Pitts. Coal pfd
31 1-TPsscd Steel Car
20rt Pullman Pal. Car
2i Quickilier
101 Quckselrr pfd
SO) Ry. Steel Spring
200 Ily Steel Sprirg pfd
1.WO R'T Con. Cop
10 Cu Heating
Y Re lirg 2d pfd
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4OT Kurrely rfd 9
rt St la A S F 44
4i" tt L &, 8. F. "d pfd . . 6
20) Seabiard A L. 14
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Trading in Almost All Lines Makes Financial Forecasters
Take Rosey View of Situation in United States Despite
Improvement, Conservatism Is Apparent.
New Tork, Sept. 10 Bradstreet's
weekly review will .say tomorrow:
"Trade trends continue upward; con
fidence as to the future Is spreading;
and while holidays as well as conserva
tism In some quarters have not allowed
full swing to fall merchandise, the out
look is encoura-rin-r. Retail trade, though
not quite uniform, has been aided by
the ending; of the vacation season; sales
of dry goods are larger; remarkable crop
yields are indicated, rural districts, as
well as war-order centers, are in a posi
tion to spend money: railway traffic Is
heavier, notwithstanding that wheat Is
slower than a j'ear ago in setting to
market: record outputs of pig Iron are
being absorbed at rising prices; skilled
labor Is in smart call; steel continues
acthe on an advancing market; buying
of steel rails has expanded, building
shows Increases, something not seen for
some time past; collections continue to
mend: money Is in better demand, com
mercial paper sells more freely; new
enterprises are more numerous; the
stock market maintains a strong under
tone: foreign exchange presents a more
stable appearance: practically every
point in the South feels more optimistic
and even In the far Northwest, where
low prices for lumber deter develop
ments, there are signs of betterment
"Withal, conservatism Is not absent
and this manifestation Is seen at a num
ber of centers where visiting buers
show a disposition to purchase frequently
In relatively small lots."
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
FnrnUhed by w. B. Bibbs A Co.
r, Bid Asiid
v. o. con. 3. irg.t rxu 97
U, S. con i, coupo'i. 1310 97
U. S. con. 3s. reg. 1SC5 IS 101
U. S. con 3s, coupon. 1905-13 lei
U. S. con 4s. rrg.. W25 1"
U. S. con. 4.s, couion. 1923 K94
U. S. Pan. Cn'l. 10-X-yr. --s. reg . 1936 . 96
U. S Pan. Cn'l 10-30-r. 2s. reg.. 1933 . 96
V. b Pan. CnT 3s reg.. 19bl .. . 004
U. S. Pan Cn'l. 3s. coup&u. 1961 1K4
98
S3
1014
lit
1014
K14
New Tork, Sept. 10. Dun's weekly re-
Mew will say tomorrow:
"All restraining influences have not
been eliminated, but developments that
count for most In the business world con
tlnue mainly on the constructive side. In
ternational political relations, though less
threatemng.stlll have a disquieting effect
the foreign exchange problems are as yet
unsolved and dissension In the ranks of
labor remains a drawback in some direc
tions.
with abundant harvests, however, a
full measure of prosperity Is possible,
and never before was the promise of the
grain crops more brilliant than at the
present time.
"While trade is some quarters, due
chiefly to temporary causes, hesitates.
the movement as a nhole Is steadily on
ward and should gain momentum with
the advancing season. In certain lines
of business and sections of the country
the effects of preWous depression are still
plainly islble, but even In the South,
which has suffered most, the trend of af
fairs i now more definitely In the right
direction. As a rule, collections every
where are better, and commercial lnsol
ency hae very materially diminished
both In number and amount of Indebted
ness.
"Though strictly mercantile conditions
ieae considerable to be desired, arlous
Indications point to substantial progress
and discouragement regarding the future
is the exception.
"Eliminating the matter of labor trou
bles, which are not really serious, the
industrial situation continues good. Par
ticularly is this true of the iron and steel
trade, where new high records are being
established. Overtime is noted at some
of the cotton mills In New Kngland. and
the average operations is fully SO ner cent
01 capacity, wnue other textile plants re
main Dusy. with footwear manufac
turers, prospects, are good for a success
ful business in next spring's lines, and
leather, though still quiet, is in a satis
factory state as regards dealers' stocks
and the position of prices."
300 Scars Roebuck 136
534
.. 694
.. 164
.. 52
.. 554
.. 1134
.. 1054
.. 53
.. 157
.. 574
.. 80
, 1304
804
48
234
334
214
. 504
. 764
. 1134
. 67
. 3S4
. 1094
. 30
. 74
lh4
11
33
1314
53
s:4
164
31
554
IIP.
1(54
54
1324
564
80
1344
53
834
!r4
51
55 .
116
00 Sims c. t. A L.
1.7(X South. Pacific
5.1'tl Southern Rj
1.200 Southern Ky. pfd
2M Stand. Slilhrg .
18.403 Studcbaker . . -
600 Studebaler pfd
4 2X) Tenn C pper
4.73C Texas C.s
7.C0G Third Attnue
200 Under. Tj-
yi I'mon Rag A P
l(0 Union Hag A P. pfd .
S.6DC Union Pacific .
IH Union Pacific pfd ....
823 United Cigar
9.10 Unittd Rj. Inr
400 Unittd Ry. Iur pfd...
7f0 l S. C. I PA F....
5 WO U. . I Alcohol
100 U. S R. A It. ifd
1 600 U. S. RiiH.r
83.101 U S Steel
1.2M U t. St-1 pfd
l.raX Utah Cpr.r
2.703 ta Car Chcm
2TO Wells Fargo
2TO Western Maryland ....
2.V0 stcm Union Tel . .
18 2") Wctinghnuse
3.W0 Wilbs-Osrrland
101 Wisconsin Cen . ...
Total sales 536 630 shares, against 580.173 testerdav
and 42 310 a wefk ago. This day a sear ago the ex
chance was closrd
NEW YORK MONEY.
274
1294
804
454
23
33
21
75
24
49,
744
1134
664
f
IM4
30
734
1114
153
33
New York. Sept. 10 -Call money opened 14 high.
-. low, 14. renewals, 14; last. 14. ruling rate, 14
Time money market was nuiet. soft with scry
little biwness except in industrial loans. Them
joji, I was a little our the jear mono placed at 3 ier
5M, ctnt on high grade collateral, thus bearing out the
133 foiecatu made here a short lime am
nie amtal of the foreign financial delegates did
not bate a perceptible lufluenca on the money
market. Rates unchanged. 24a2'4 per cent for
sxo dais. 24a24 for ninety days, 3a34 per cent
iit ni, u.r ami six mourns. ;r cent for tuelie
months.
Slercantile psptr shows an easier tendency with
a good demand for high grade names. Rates: 3a34
rsr cent for nxtj to ninety dajs. endorsed bills re
ceirable; 34a34 per ant for choice four to six
months single rames.
BXFOKT Or THE CONDITION
NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON
At Washington, in th District of Columbia, at th dot of business Septembar 2. 19151
RESOURCES.
1. s Leans and discounts (except thoss shown on b) CCTJ&ssj
Total loans - J2.67W0S S3
2. Orenlrafts. unsecured - T
3. ill. S. bonds deposited to secure dralatton, (Pr Yalue) 1 1.050.000 00
Total U. S. bonds 1.050JOO 00
4.Bonds. securities. etc:
a dchus etner uian u. o. nana xaeuscu no it.", w. ..-.-- ...... ...... .,.,,...
S. bonds (not lnducung stocks) ownea un-
e Securities other than U.
pledged
Total bonds, securities, eta.
5. Subscriptions to slot of Fedsral Eeserrs Bank
a Less amount unpaid.
S4S..33S0
..J100.MOCO
.. 502000
. 12253.1KM
bAll other stocks, including premium en asm
30.250(10
100
50.23100
150.03000
a . V.lnai tf KanVinv brats lit nnlnennhaiwSl ....................
S Tleat estatai Mrafri nther tlian rmnihur fcotlae 224.114 32
9. Net amount due from Federal Beserra Bank 111939 49
10. a Net amount dua from approtad reasrrs avgenta la New York. Chicago.
and St Louis lMJSJfH
1L Net amount due from banks and bankers (other than Included In 9 or lot 29S.737H
u . . . . ts ras ai
. aixcnanges xor acarina; nouae
13. Other checks on banks m the same oty or town aj rtportina bank
1L aOutaida checks and other cash items - J11J6847
b Fractional currency, nickels and cents. 1.894 00
73.7M41
23.79673
15. Notes of other national banks.
16. Federal Bessrre notes
Lawful money rrserts In bank:
17. Total coin and eertilleateai.
18. Legal-tender notes 50.0TOOO
19 Redemption fund with U. S. treasurer (not more than s per cent on circulation! kwi
13.262 47
4.295 00
548M
3S0.I2I50
REPORT OF THE COHTOTHW
OP THE
WashiDfton Loam and
Trust Co.,
At Waahlnston. la the District of dt
lnmbla. at the- cloaie of btulaeaat
September 2. 1813
BESOrRCES.
isana ana discounts. ,
OTerdrafte. sscured and tmumr.)'
Other bond to secure postal sarlng.
deposits
Bonds. saniruie, stc '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.
Bankinf bona, furniture and flxtares ...
Other real estate owned
Ibie from national banks. 1336,82329
Due from State and prt'ate
banks and bankers, trust
oompanise and tarings banks 718.02077
Checks and other cash items.. i!ll2.9S
Exchangee for clearing bouse.. "3025 30
Bills of other national banks.. S.000CO
Fractional pars currency.
neekelj and cents ,S3i ti
Lawful mcoey reserre In bank.
Tfi.:
Spede 3001C1C0
Legal tender notes loKmrn
Due fromi U. S Treaaurer..... 6,000 00
$5J75.7sM
643 07
65.00 00
436.162 M
854.03911
7.36! 34
Total ISJtiMlStT
LI ABILITIES.
Cspital stock paid in
Surplus fund
...1,050.(W CO
... 62500000
(31.731 41
15.346 46
. 1,675,00) GO
16.2S4 95
1. 050,ftM OB
Total capital and surplus -
t Cndirided profits
Less current expensce. interest and taxes paid v""
3 ttrculatine cotes J. -
6. Due to banks and bankers (other """ included in 5 or 6) C6.&52 51
8 Demand deposits:
ilndiTidusl deposiu subject to check - y62.0601
b Certificates of deposit due in lew than 30 day - 10.500 to
e Certified check 43652
d Cashier's checks outstanding....- "c8
e United States deposits. - 347.54454 -
Total deposits. Items 4. 5, 6. 7 and 8 ,. 2,781.0r87
t. Time deposits (payable after 30 days, or subject to 31 days' or more
notice) :
e Other time deposits. 989,83 25
1!. Liabilities other than those soots stated (internal revenue) . 100
Total J6.43W1587
City of Washington. District of Columbia, aa:
I. CLARENCE F. NORM EXT. president of the sbore-named bank, do solemnly swear that the
abore ststemeut is true to the best of my knowledge end bebef.
CLARENCE F. NORSIENT. President.
Subscribed and swom to before me this Sth day of September, 1915
EARLE B. SWETLAND. Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
DANIEL FRASKR. MAURICE Y. FLTNN G. W. SIOSS.
CHAS. LINKI.NS. WHARTON E. LESTER, GEO. la. SHARKEY.
ODELL S SMITH. CHAS. E. WHITE. Directors.
M4
80
274 I
12941
804
IS
23
33
21
134
744
1124
664
36
1094
30
7j4
1114
1904
33
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OK THE
Second National Bank,
At Wnxhlnirinn, In the Dli.(rlct of Co.
Inmhln. nt the clone of bunlneHA
September S, lOl.!.
RESOURCE'
I a Lan. and dl-oilnts (ex
rrt thse shown on b)$l 301.115 "0
10",
fl
3
34
35
92
22 -s
1 54
83
43
4
54
84
14
6
1!4
i?,
? nserdrafts unsecured
111' ' honds depivited to
secue circulation (par
Table)
b U "5 N-nds r-ledaed to
lecure U S depo-lta
(par ral'ie)
f Premium on U ' bonds.
1 Ml 113 "1
142 47
NEW YORK SPOT COFFEE.
New York. Sept, :0-The local spot market was
rrrsTted a little more actire at 64 cenU for Rio 7s.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Security Savings and Com
mercial Bank,
At VtllHhlncton, In the District of Co
liiinblo. nt the clone of business
1015.
lW
$.70 00 00
25omm
nrrom
eptember
RE50URCLS
1. Loan and discounts
2. Overdrafts, srenred and unpaired
4 Bonds, h entities, etc., mcluding
prfnuum on same
6 Furniture and hxtures . """ ""
7. Othtr rial esute owued . .
8. Due from national backs . $109 229 08
Due from banks other than
t laliooal -, ,
a r l . -.1S fi
. Etcharges for clearing
lioil-e- , o, ,- ..
b Fractional paper currencr.
156 92
S735.M7 69
30 S3
106.316 02
13 330 93
M.'Oi 98
nickels and cents
Total U '. bo-ids
4 Bonds, securities etc
a Bonds other than U. S.
bonds pledr-M to secure
IT S df resits $l6.rO3 0d
e Secunties otl er thsn U
S. bonds loot iccl'i lirg
stocks) owned unpleflgM 35.033 00
i.orJ'0
Total bends, fcecuntles. etc. . ...
5 Subscription t o
A stock of Federal
' Reserre Bank $42,600 01
a Less amount un
paid 72 JO CO
21.301 CO
6. a Value of banking hwsa (if unen
cumbered 7 Furniture and fixtures . ....
9 Net amount due from Federal Re
serve Rank
10 a Net amount due from ap-p-ored
reserve agents in
New York. Chicago and
St Louis $128,073 si
NEW YORK PRODUCE.
New York. Sept. 10. UILLFEED Weaker; In
quiry moderate. 8prinx bran, in 100-pound, sacks.
22.25a22.50, to arrive: standard middling, to ar
rive. 21.11); red doc, to. arrive, 3600; winter wheat,
in C0-rxmnd sacks, to ardve, 73.00; city bran. In
bulk. 22.40: oil meal, 43.03 ton.
RYE FLODR-Steady; demand Is moderate
Good to choice. 5.50a590. In sacks. Near for Sep
tember to October is quoted at S O0a5.40. in sscks.
CORNUEAL Inactive, but steady; supply Ught.
Kiln-dried tor export, IS). In sacks ;'coarts meal.
In bags, 1.6Sal.C9.
HAY Receipts, 699 tons; choice is scarce and
salable. Quote: New crop, prime timothy, lJOa
1.25; No. 1 timothy. LJOel-30; No. 2. LlOaLS); No.
3. 95aL05.
STRAW Receipta. 30 tons; Inactive: supplies are
liberal. No. I rye. TOaTS cents.
PORK Steady: trade moderate. Mesa, 1175s,
15.00; family, ao.00a21.00; clear. HCOaltS.
ILAJtD Steady: trade modarate. Prime West
ern, 8.60; refined cnntlrent. -tJO: South American.
1 1 30; refined BrauUian, in kaa. 10.30; beef strarine.
I 74a3 ceaU; lard stearine tralet U K. cestsj.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF TUB
Bank of Commerce and
Savings,
At Wnehtnirton. In the District of Co
lumbia, nt the close of business
September llilo.
RESOURCES.
1. Loans and dLcoonts $391!3 55
2. Overdrafts, secured snd unsecured 176 63
6. Bankinz hou. $175 00; furniture and
fixtures. $2.500 177H0 0O
7 Auxiliary tanks 1rlz91
8. Dne from national banks yiHlfl
9. Revenue 'tames (WW
10. s Checks snd other cash items .$3,455 95 '
b Fractional currency, nickels
and cinte
Lawful money reserve in bank:
Total coin and certificates
:sj
Total .J625.9M S
;
LIABILITIES.
1. Carital stock paid in r.M.OTO 03
2. Surplus fund 25,'XX)00
3. Undivided iroflts $10.497 82
Less current expenses, inter
est, and taxes paid 2.71911
5. Dividends unpaid....
6. Demand deposits:
s Individual deposits subject
to check $165.135 64
b Certificates of deposit due
in less than 30 days 1X85917
c Certified checks 804 03
d Cashier's chicks outstanding 418 76
7.74371
3080
Time deposits:
a Certificates of deposit due
on or after 30 days $23.02164
b Deposits eubject to 30 or
more days' notice SO.foSlS
199,737 65
S.977 82
11. Deferred payment on banking house... 60,00000
Total - $623.980 98
District of Columbia. City of Washington, as:
I, JOHN M. R10P.DON. Cashier of the above
named bank do solemnly swear that the above
statement Is true, to the beat of my knowledge and
belief. JOHN M. RIORDON. Cashier.
Subscribed snd sworn to before me this 9th day
of Septembar, 1915.
Correct-Attest:
M. D. Rosenberg,
Joseph H. MiUns.
R. J. Eamahasr.
Albert 8. Gatley.
Clarence A. Weaver,
Irrla OwmssV
HABRY S, WOLF.
Notary Public.
Gas A. Kneeest,
Floyd E. Davis.
Alexander Wolf.
J. Sanders,
Bis SbeeU.
Xfc-s-ta-e,
11 Net amount due from banks and
bankers (other than included in
9 or 10)
12. Exchanges for clearing hou-e
J! Other checks en banks in the same
city or town as reporting bank...
14. a Outside checks snd other
cash items $18,14612
b Fractional currency, nick
els, snd cents 4S22S
14" Ci 00
2130(0
216.000 00
18,530 18
49.597 1J
'2S073 81
116.C36 48
57,70 50
14,195 40
18 '28 40
1.98) CO
325 00
15 Notes of other nstional banks ,
16 Federal reserve notes -
Lswfil money reserve in bank:
7 Total coin snd certificates 2W-2iS
18 Legal tend-T notes 8,600
19 Rtdemjtion fund with U.
R Treasurer (not more
than 5 jier cent on cir-
milaHnnl $25,000 00
2 25.C0300
Total coin and certificates .
Internal revenue tami
Auxilarj banks .
Building k iunt "t
Total
LIABILITIES
1 Capital stock paid In.
2. Surplus fund . .
3. Undivided profits .$16,447 81
.Rcs'rsed for taxes 175 00
23.830 10
17,283 63
40 03
608 75
9.672 33
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
American Security and
Trust Co.
At Washington, la the District of fo-
inmnia. at the close of business
acpicmDer z, ins
RESOURCES.
1. Loans ard discounts $6,653.833 9!
2. O-erdrsfts. secured and u-ecured .. 2.253 96
4. Bonds. securitis. etc.. indudirr
premium on same, including $50,000
clerk" inslon fund 3,825.936 39
5 Stocks, including riTemium on same
isee Bcncdule)
6. Banking house, furniture, fixtures
snd vsults
7. Other resl estate owned (see
schedule)
8. Due from national banks.. $892.712 04
Due from banks other than
rational 1,161.37149
750.00100
750,000 00
67.940 0
:o. a Checks and other cash
items $99,968 64
b Fractional currency, nick
els and cents 976 S3
11. National bank notes
12. Federal reserve notes
13. Lawful money reserve in bank:
Total coin and certificates
Legal tender notes
II. Customers' liability under letters of
credit .
Revenue btamps
2.0M.683 53
100,945 57
985 00
1.100 03
162.601 IS
10.670 01
21373 33
2C0 00
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Home Savings Bank of
Washington, D. C,
At Washington, la the District of Co
lumbls. at the close of business
September 2, 1915
RESOURCES.
L Loans and discounts $3,490.560 32
2. Overdrafts, secured and unsecured.... 95 31
4. Bonds, securities, etc. in
cluding iremium on same.. $632,931 59
a Other bonds to secure
postal savings deposits... 6,000 00
Total other bonds (see schedule)..
6. Banking house, fu'niture, and fixtures
T. Other nal (state cwned (see sched
ule), branches and Stumph Build
ing) 8. Due from rational banks.. ..$265,253 67
Due from hanks other than
national 155.00000
9. Eichacg-s fcr clearing house 34.627 69
10. a Checks and other cash
items 10.139 63
b Fractional currency,, nick
els and cents 3.63008
1L Natlnnal bank notes 2.30 00
13 Lawful uoney leeerve in
bank:
Total coin snd certifi-
cat 128,76750
Legal tender notes 11,000 00
638.93159
162.137 64
131,11363
Total
LIABILITIES.
1 Capital stock paid in $3,000,000 00
2. Surplus fund 2.009,000 CO
3. Undivided profits $296,408 29
Re-erved for Interest. 9,361 92
Clerks' pension fund reserve 50.000 00
,..$13,906,530 72 1 ' Accrued Interest on investments 46.C04 50
internal revenue stamps 200 CO
Total profits $335,770 21
Less curent expenses, inter
est and taxes paid 23628 89
..$1,159.113 68
$W9n00 00
23f0 00
$16,622 81
Less current expenses, in
terest, and taxes raid . 11,172 37
4 Dii lo national banks . 297 54
b Due to trust comrames
and savin. s bank 18,513 99
5. Dividends unpaid 13 75
6. Demsnd deposits:
a Individual deposits subject
to check . ... 366.586 34
b Certificates cf deposit due
ill less than 30 dajs 16,343 40
c Certified checks 1.656 22
d Cashier's checks out
standing 1,732 45
7. Time de)osits:
a Certificates of deposit due
on or after 30 days. . . 59.SS0 60
b Deposits subject to 39 or
more dajs' notice 422.213 80
Christmas Savings Club 172.033 05
5.150 21
1.009.-.-63 11
Total
..$1,189,413 63
District of Columbia. Oty cf Washington, as:
I. JOHN H BALTZ. Cash.fr of the above named
bank, do solemnly swear that the abore statement
is true to the best of my knowledge snd belief.
JOHN H BALTZ. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th day
of September, 1915. MAUD FELLHEIMER.
Notary Public.
Total $2,913.33772
LIABILITIES.
1 Carital stock paid in $500.000 00
Surplus fund 210.000(10
Total capital and surplus
2. Undivided profits..$20.270S2
20.270 S2
Less current expenses,
interest, and taxes paid
13.10213
3. Circulating notes $4.99'30
Less amount on hand
and la Treasury for
redemption or in tran-
Due to banks and bankers
(other than in included
5 or 6) 231.176 SS
7 Dividends unpaid 382M
8. Demand deposits:
a Individual deposits sub-
ject to check $1.SS.5 13
b Certificates of deposit- due
in less thsn 30 days- JJJJ
e Certified checks. 1.W.1
d Cashier's checks out-
standing .;
m,w ww
710.000 00
7.16869
498.627 50
e United States deposits..
Total..
1.697 .591 53
J3.lM37Ta
District of Columbia. City of ""-.JiV
I. JOHN C. ECKLOFF. ".' ft. "
named bank, do aolemnly ?JfoJ?Zi
statement la true, to the best of my taossledfe and
beUA JOHN O. BckLOFF.
Cashier.
Subscribed snd sworn to before me this 10th day
of September. 1915. g TORBEBT.
" Notary Public.
Correct-Attest
CTARLMW. FAIRFAX.
Joseph r p. B125E;
BjSrDEIa J. PRESCOTT.
3m5a J2Sg'
SOUEKSET WATIJgrta-
Correct Attest:
Julius I. Peyser,
llco R. Linkios.
Fred McKce.
D A. Edwards,
Dr J. A. Fljnn.
Townley A. McKee,
Ernest E. Herrell,
Chas. J. Langmead,
John H. Carter,
Wm. H. Linkms.
Directors.
4. Due to national banks 106,919 29
b Due to trust companies
and savings banks 81,287 63
5. Dividends unpaid 871 00
6 Demand deposits:
a Individual deposits sub
ject to check 7.263.446 18
b Certificates of deposit due
in less than 30 days 35239 04
c Certified checks 1.770 40
d Treasurer's checks out
standing 11.05216
fTru-t deposiu 493.339 51
7. Time deposits:
a Certificates of deposit
due on or after 30 days . 555,$77 20
332,14132
10 Ineoni tax ccllectiuus..
11. Letters of credit
8.549.643 46
367 61
24.373 33
S13.906.53O 72
District of Columbis. Citv of Washington, ss:
I. CHARLES E. HOWE, Treasurer of the abme
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true to the best of my knowledge and be
lief. CHARLES K HOWE. Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day of
September. 1915.
ALBERT H. SHILLINGTON. Notary Public
Correct Attest:
C. J. Bell. Myron M. rarker.
Henry F. Blount. M. E. Ailes,
H. Hurt. Daniel Fraaer.
H b Ree-ide. Albert 31. Bead,
.ra. J. llather Clarence F. Norment,
Henry H Mather,
Directors.
"UI $5,063,21156
-2.C4.74X1J
Tot" $S.2'J,6aTsl
ABILITIES
Csptta! stock paid-in $1.0ix)jWlM
Surplus fund. 1.000.0000
Undivided profit J210J6377
Reserved for taxes. 5.200 00
Total profits. "03.75$ TT
Due to trust companies and
aavings banks $33.8018
Dividends unpaid 3,1) 20
Individual deposiu subject to
eheck 6.114,59 02
Certificates of deposit payable
on demand or within 39 days VJKTU
Time certiSeat!, of deposit
payable after 3) days er after
notice of not less than 30
n 253.131 SB
Certified checks. 739 40
Cashier's checks outstanding.. 51987
PosUI savings deposits 49.714 13
Trust deposiu 123.46420
6.SW.KJ4J
Total .8lJ.jr
Dirtrict of Columbia. City of Washinstrai. as.
I. JOHN JOV EDSON. President of the above.
named bank, do solemnly swear that the abovw
statement is true, to the best of my knowledge and
belief.
JOHN JOT EDSON. President.
Subscribed and swom to before me ", 5th day
of September, 1913.
ISeaL) CLRic T JJEXGERT.
Notary Public
Correct Attest
John B. Lamer.
Andrew Parker.
3Iartin A. Knapp,
N. H Shea,
H. W Wiley.
W. E. Barker,
Arthur Peter.
8 L. Phillips.
Oeorge A King.
Floyd E. Davis.
Frederick A Fenntef.
Albert F. Fox,
Thomas W. Smith.
Louis P. Shoemaker.
Directors.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Lincoln National Bank,
At Washlnfttoa. In the District of Co
lumbia, at the rlose of business
September 2, 1015
RESOURCES.
L a Loans and dlscounU (ex.
cept those shown on bl $1.343.70: 58
Total loans $lJO,7a St
2. Overdrafts, unsecured T7S51
3. a U S. bonds deposited to
secure circulation (par
value) Jia.OOOOO
b U. S. bonds pledged to
secure U. S. deposits
(par value) 1.000 03
e D S. bonds owned and
unpledged 1.10000
Toul C. S. bonds
I Bonds, secunties. etc:
a Bonds other than C S.
bonds pledged to secure
P. S. deposits. V3.SU 23
e Bonds and securities
pledged aa collateral for
SUte. or other deposiu
or bills payable (postal
.excluded) :sV"Ea
e Secunues other thsn tj.
S. bonds (not including
stocks) owned unpledged 243.6254
1-UMC0
LIABILITIES.
L Capital stock paid la.
2. Surplus fund
3. Undivided profits $182.88193
Reserved for Uxes 1,33200
Reserved for interest to de
positors 38.090 00
$100.000 00
loo.ooooo
$22233 S3
3.47733
Less current expenses, in
terest and taxes paid..
Due to national banks $11.01291
b Due to trust companies
and asvings banks 83511
Dividends unpaid 1000
Demand deisjsits:
a Individual deposits sub
ject to check 766.3120I
e Certified checks. 77210
d CasnWs checks out
standing 2.03294
f Postal savings deposits.. 3,795 31
Time deposits:
a Certificates of deposit due
on cr slter 30 days 4.94696 -
b Deposits subject to 30 or
more days' notice 3.835,73317
136,736 61
611
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Industrial Savings Bank,
At AVsvshlnntou, la the District of Co
lumbia, at the close of business Sep
tember 3, 1915.
RESOURCES.
1. Loans snd dsscounU $12,418 75
2. Overdrsfu, secured and unsecured 386
4. Bonds, secunties, etc, including pre
mium on same 5,43673
6. Banking house, furniture and fixtures ... 419 55
8. Due from national banks $2,00000
Due from banks other than na
tional 6,64123
8.648 a
9. Exchanges for clearing house 3509
b Fractional currency, nickels and cents. 2259
13. Lawful money reserve in bank:
Tout com and certificates 1,439 85
ToUl $S,47i 65
UABlxrnEa.
1. Capital stock paid In $4.4)000
2. Surplus fund 86200
3. Cndirided profit 51 65
6. Demand deposiu:
a Individual deposiu subject to
check 923.056 50
e Certified checks 3450
d Cashier's checks outstanding.. 10 00
32,10100
T. Time deposits:
s Certificates of deposit due oa or after
30 days ..............h..................... 1.360 00
Total $28,474 e
District of Columbia. City of Washington, as.:
I. JOHN W. LEWIS, President of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
ment Is true, to the best of my knowledge snd belief.
juh.-s n. aaKWlo. Resaassu,
Subscribed snd sworn to before as this 10th day
of September. 17B. WM. R. DE LASHM0TT.
notary rubiic u. u.
Correct-Attest:
WALTER S. CARTES.
JOHN W. LEWIS.
rsTlsTl.ea. NEDTa.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
National Savings and
Trust Co.,
At Washtna-ton. In the District of Co
lumbia, at the close of business
September 3, 1815
RESOURCES.
Loans on real estate and collateral
security $5,822,587 07
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 3101
Bonds, securities, etc 1,1:4,63! 81
Banking house, furniture and fixtures.... 765.00 CO
Other real estate owned 27.406 40
Due from national tanks. 148.349 09
Due from trust companies 1,102.067 63
Checks snd other cash items 41.552 34
Bills of national tanks 1.000 CO
Fractional rsner currency. nickels
snd tents a -a
Lawful money reserve In bank. Tia:
specie iytao
Lecal-tender notes 30.000 00
113,533 60
Total $0,152,36 26
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in U.O0U.00O0C
Surplus fund 1.000.000 00
Undivided profiU $292,201 73
373.354 tt
Total protUe $292J017J
Less current expenses, interest
snd taxes paid li.847 25
Dne to national banks. 9,6431
Dqe to trust companies 334 71
Individual deposiu subject to
check .An.U 15
Tims certificates of deposit
payable after X days or after
notice of not leas than 30
dais 950.961 tt
Certified checks "
Di-trirt of Columbis, City rf Washington, sa:
I CEOHQE HOWARD. Treasurer cf Vie above
named bank, do aolemnly swear that the above
statement la tree to the best of mr knowledge and
bebef. GEORGE HOWARD. Treasurer.
Subscribed snd swom to before ma this Its day
of September. 1915.
ALBERT U. 8HILL1NGTON, Notary VMhUc
Correct-Attest:
FRANK W. STONE.
SAMUEL MADDOX. '
.WILLIAM H. WALKER.
"JOHN la. WEAVER.
REGINALD 8. HUIDaUCOPEE.
VOl T. QlHCUAUt
10. Income tax
11. Liabilities other thsn those above
sUted. deferred payment on Stumph
Building iO.000 09
Toul S.083.S155
Dirict of Columbia, Oty cf Washington, as:
I. HOWARD MORAN. Treasurer of the above
named tank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true, to the best of my knowledge snd
belief. HOWARD MORAN. Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 8th day of
September, 1915.
Correct Attest:
John If. Ruppert,
Alex. S. Clarke,
William Miller,
J. Philip Herrmann,
Malcolm G. Uibbs,
JOHN A. PETTY.
Notary Pubuc, D. O.
John Shughrue.
James F. Shea.
R. Harrison Johnson,
B. F. Saul.
Anthony Gaegler.
. Directors.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Washington & Southern Bank
At lVaahlBrtoa. la the District of Co
lombia, at the close of busloess Sep
tember 3, 1015.
RESOCnCES.
1. Loans and discounts $545.123 93
2. Overdrafu, secured and unsecured 1,09302
6, Banking hoi.se, furniture and fixtures... 10,670 45
9. Due from national banks. $44,476 45
Due from backs other than na
tional 33 449 49
67.92593
10. s Checks and other cash items.. 99.64096
b Fractional currencr, nickels,
and cents 93739
Total bonds, securities, etc.... $192,012 64
5 Subscription to stock
of Federal Re
serve Bank $34 000
a Lers amount uv.peld 121)0
$12.0 00
b All other stocks, includ
ing premium on same . 30.501 00
6. a Value of bankirg house
(if unencumbered) $115000 00
b Equity in banking house
7 Furniture and fixtures
9 Net amount due from Federal Re
serve Bank
10. a Net amount due from ap
proved reserve agenU in
New Tork. Chicago and
St. Louis SS.T3914
exam
115.600 03
15.000 00
37.4112?
83.73S1.
1!. Net amount due from banks and
bankers (other than in
cluded In 9 or 10) 97.105 75
13. Exchanges for clearing house 34294SJ
13. Other checks 00 banks in the same
aty or town as reporting bank.. 3230 60
14- a Outside checks and other
cash items $5000
b Fractional currency, nick
els, and cenU 731 35
15 Notes of other national banks
16 Federal Reserve notes
Lawful mouey reserve in bank:
17. Total coin and certificates
18. Legal-tender notes
19 Redemption fund with U.
S Tressurer (not more
than 5 per cent of cir
culation) ' $6.000 00
Due from U. S Treaaurer 3.6000
811 a
i.rcoeo
500 CO)
101.475 a
10,00000
2.400 00
Total S2.515.C00 61
LIABILITIES
I. Capital stock paid in $300.000 00
Surplus fund 100.000 00
Total capiul and surplus.... .. $409,000 08
2. Undivided profits. $30.67225 t
Leas current expenses, in
terest and taxes pail 7,050 23
43A220J
3 Circulating notes 1.000
6. Due to banks and bankers
(ether than included in
5 or 6) $32.193a
IX lawful money reserve in bank:
Total coin snd certificates...,
Total
10.478 35
12.082 43
..5647.37 15
LIABILITIES.
1. Capital sL-xk said in
3. Surplus tund
Less current expenses. Interest and taxes
paid
C Demand ilipnsiu:
s Individual deposiu subject
to cheek $426.30 51
b Certificates of derosit due In
less than 30 days. 5,33500
e Certified checks. 47520
d Cashier's checks outsUnding 52 00
..9100.000 CO
37919
994 57
T. Tims deposiu:
s Certificates of deposit due oa
or after 30 days. 943,9331
132.1UT1
43.423 34
10. Bills parable. Including certificates of
deposiu for mooer imuaai 70.47935
Total $647.374 15
District of Columbia. City of Washington, as.:
I. HENRY a FINKEL. Cashier of the abore.
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
ment Is true, to the brat of my knowledge sad belief.
HENRY C. FIXEEU Cashier.
Subscribed aad sworn to before me this 9th day
of Septamber. 113. FEBNAND PETIT.
Notary PubUe.
Cornet- Attest:
John Mitchell. Jr.. W. Cordon CmsrfoM,
H. B. Deeham, John Zasder.
i. savnsas. B. .THIStl.
Dividend unpaid.
8 Demand deposits.
a Individual deposiu sub
ject to check
b Certificates of derosit
due in less than 30 days
e Certified checks.
d Cashier's checks out
standing e United Sutes deposits...
g aute. county, or other
municipal deposiu se
cured by item 4a of
"Resources"
9. Time deposits (payable af
ter 20 days, subject to
3 days or more notice):
b State, county or other
municipal deposiu se
cured by item 4c of
"Resources'"
e Other time deposits
159 00
737.73199
1S.8 17
6,459 33
65 00
47.76463
32JDO0O
11100009
srastctJ
.Ltrc.4.
Total 43.SIS.0-0 61
District of Columbia, City of Washington, ss:
I. ALBERT S. GATLEY. Caahier of the above
named bank, do aolemnly swear that the abovs
statement Is true, to the best of my knowledge
and belief.
ALBERT S. GATLEY.
Caahier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day
of September, 19:3.
Notary Public
ISeaL)
Ctorrect-Attest:
John W. Brawner.
Robert Callahan.
Floyd E. Davis.
Robert at. Dcre.
Richard J. Eamshaw,
Albert 8. Gatley.
William F. Glide.
Leroy W. Herron.
Peter Lsttcrner.
8. Dana Lincoln,
Andrew Loftier.
Lucas P Loving,
F. D. McAuUSe.
Patrick T. Moran.
1 Howard R-. Norton.
Henry T. Offtefdiafst
George O. PumrahnT.
Samuel C. -
Joseph Straaourser.
Winiam Dl. Samvaa.-.
G. Taylor Wads.
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