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r
s
To Holders of
Foreign Govt.
Bonds
We have prepared a
comprehensive list of
high coupon foreign
government bonds cov
ering:
1. Maturity
2. Call Date
3. Call Price
4. Market Price
Copy cn rcqucft.
Sutro 6? Kimbley
Memberi New York Stock Exchange
Sixty'six Broadway
New York *
N. Y. reserve STATEMENT.
niOSOURCBB.
March 1. Feb. 21. |
GoM ami sold
eminent. - JU83.460.P07 ?-J8j,043,00?) ;
Gold settlement
fuuU-r.It. Board 52.088,04;i 71,979,000 j
Total gold held
by banl; 336,149,310 307,024,000
Gflld with Fed
eral Reserve ast. 741,193,878 741,396.000
Gold redemption
fund 10.000,000 10,000,000
Total gold re
serve 1,087,313,188 1,108,420,000
Legal tender notes.
silver, Ac 35,130,815 38,271.000
Total reserves.. 1,122.444.003 1,144,601,000
Stt 1 la discounted :
Secured by U. S.
Govt. obligi ng 61.530,34.% 54,168,000
All other 28,703,411 40.S00.00O
Bills bought In
?pen market.... 32,034,366 23,007,000
Total bills on
hand 122,338,123 123,980,000
tT. 8. bonds and
notes 53.fl70.750 30,622,000
U. 8. certificates of Indebtedness:
One year ctfs
(Ptttmaii act). 31.000.000 32.400,#0o
All other 70.714,500 61,857.000
Total earning as
sets 284,543,373 24S,8"'S?.0<>0
I'aiik premises ... 7,352,!>8!t 7,271,000
5*1 rrdemptlon fund
against F. R. Bit.
Moles 1,508,060 1.506.000
Uncollected items. 102,600.160 100,785,000
All other resources 3,750,971 2,697,000
*1,522.203,5.-,8 $1,505,809,000
LIABILITIES.
Capital paid In... $27,0>i2,25O
Huiplus ti0.ID7.127
Reeerved for Gov.
franchise tax...
l>c posits:
Government ....
Member banks
Reserve acct..
All other
Total
F H. notes In
actual circulation
F H. ban I; notes
In clr.?Not llab.
Inferred avail
ability Items....
All other liabili
ties
$1.522.203.o5S $1.505.809.000 |
Ratio of total re
nerves to depo?!t
and K. R. not*
liabilities com
bined *1.11 87.11
Contingent liablll
t.v on bills pur
chased for foreign
correspondents.... $12,002. inn $12,004,069
DIVIDENDS
Stock of Pay- ]
Rccord. abie.
Am. Steel Foundries q.. 75c..Apr. 1 Apr. 15 :
Am. St. Found. pf.. 0- $1.75.Mar. 15 Mar. .11
Armour ft Co. pf.. q.. $1.75..Mar. la Apr. 1
Puff. Gen. Klec. Co.. q.. $2..Mar. 15 Mar. 31 I
Jluah Ter. Bldg. pf., q.. $1.73.Mar. 20 Apr. 1
Cambria Iron Co.. q.. $1 ...Mae. 15 Apr. f
Celluloid Co.. q.. *2 Mar. S Mar. 311
Colo. Tow . CO. pf.. q.. $1.75.Feb. 28 Mar. lo |
Consumer* Power Co. t>1 pf..
q.. $1.50 . Mar. 1.. Apr. 1 !
Consumer* Power Co. 71 pf..
q.. Mitr. 1.t Apr. 1 t
Cont. Can Co. pf.. q.. $1.75.Mar. 20 Apr. 1
lilec. Storage Bat. Co., q., $.';.Mar. l.< Apr. 1
Klec. 8tor. Hat. Co. pf.. <|.. WMar. 13 Apr. 1
Finance Co. of Penn. 1st pf..
q.t $1.7,-> Mar. 18 Apr. 1
General R. B. Signal Co. pf..
q., $1.30 Mar. 20 Apr. I
Jiid. 1'neu. Tool Co.. q.. $2..Mar. 20 Apr. 1
F. II. Knee ft Co. pf.. q..
11.75 Mar. 20 Apr. 1 i
l.R Rose Mines. Ltd.. 10c Mar. 2,1 Apr. 20 |
Mas lean Petroleuh ft Trans
port Co. pf.. q . $2 Mar. 15 Apr. 1
Mexican Petroleum ft Trans
port t o . q. $3 Mar. lo Apr. 10
National Breweries, q. (1.. .Mar. 13 Apr. 1
National Breweries pf.. q.
*1.73 Mar. l.? Apr. 1
I'an-American Petroleum ft I
Trans. Co.. q. $1.50 Mar. lo Apr. 10 .
Pan-American Petroleum ft
Trail*. ?'o. P. q $1.50 Mar. 1o Apr. 10 j
Bt. Joseph 8outh Bend-South- .. ,
em R. R. Co.. a. a $1 Mar. 10 Mar. l.> I
ft. Jot?plt Sou'li Rend-South
ern P.. R. Co. pf.. a. a.
$?,r.O Mar. 10 Mat. IS ,
Slierwln Williams Co., Ltd.. [
(|, $1.50 Mar. 13 Mar. ?1
Slierwln Williams Co.. Ltd.. t
pf., q. $1.75 Mar. 13 Mar 31
Southern R. B. Co.. s. a, $2
on Mobile ft Ohio stoolt
l rust certificate* Mar. 15 Apr. 1
Pnlted Light ft B. R. Co. ... , 1
pf . q. $1.50 Mat. 1.1 Apr. 1 |
Utah Copper Co.. q. 50c.. . Mar. !?*> Mar. 31 ,
EX DIVIDEND TABLE.
March 3? |
Taai Co T5
\larrh 4?
Mergenthaler Linotype Co 2.5$
J?r?pir Corporation :,.m I
March ft?
l .deral Light ft Traction pf. stock ... 421
Federal Light ft Traction pf. $1.50;
March
General Lleetrlc Co 2 00
March 10?
A'tvriean Tobacco Co. pf 1.50
Uomlnlon OH Co 30
Jtutsrlal Oil Co 30 1
Imperial Oil Co pf 20
Wnolworth (F. W.) pf 1.73!
FOREIGN INTERNAL BONDS.
Loans not Issued In American dolls i ? alues
Rate. Due. Bid. Aak.
A'(<>ntlna 'unllati, 5 Sept., 1013 7H'i 77'?
!<? iglan (rcstnr *? 5 Option 1984 7:. 7*
British Victory... 5 Isauetl 1919 36H 379
<*t>nada 3H Nov... 1P2I 1*i;* 97"i
Canada March M.?7 97 v [>*',
Canada 5l*j Nov.. 1931 97', 0*",
Colombia 0 Issued 1913 ft* 71
Costa Ri''a 5 Option in">8 51' tM
French Victory... 5 option IWI #17'* ft*'.
French Loan.... 1 Option 1013 St.'s 5Tty |
French Premium.. 5 *<> 82H |
French Loan 0 Option 10*1 *0 82U !
Italy War Loan... 5 41 4'J
J'elotas rRrazlll... 3 Issued 1P11 5.1 57
Fruguav 5 Issued into 71 '4 72'?
It IS II Rds F ft A. OH Feb... I9V0
U. S. CERTIFICATES AND NOTES. |
Per Wed. Appro*.
Month. Cent. Rid. Ask. Bid. field. ,
A?n. ion ton LIU inn 3.25;
. .411 10)1 t-.'12 inn I * ton 1 82 3.70
? Iune ..3H 100 9-8 I'm l 2 inn 3-* 3.0'J
An*. .. *'?? 1000-10 1001116 irmn-10 375
?Sent. ..4', ion "MO inn.-,-in looS-14 3.91
? >t#nt ...v, inn .*?* ton3-4 ion 5-* 8.711
?nee. . 4', 100 5 10 100 7-in 100 3-m 5 80
ioM.
Msy ... 4", 100 20 100.28 100.20 4 51
.11'?$.
? fnne 3"; 102 3-8 102 3-1 102 5 * 4,ifl
?Hrpt .5' 102 1 1 |0.>3.^ 10;! 1-4 4 4*
?if*!
100 It III intl 13-Hi list 3 * t.4?!
In t?" inept r>f Federal t?*e.i
of maiurity. J
Company Preparing to l'ut
Out 830,000,000 or More
Long Term Securities.
The Sinclair Consolidated Oil Cor
poration Is discussing with its bunkers
;>n issue of $30,000,000 or more of long,
term bonds, the proceeds to l>~ used for
the retirement of approximately Si 15,
000,000 convertible 7 per cent, notes,
due on May ill. 19J.">. Announcement of
details are expected in a few days. The
Sinclair corporation is in a strong rash
position and has no need of additional
working capital; in fact, it w ill be able
to liquidate part of the notes from its
bank balances. A long term bond issue
in the present state of the investment
market could be marketed at a rate
which would reduce the corporation's
interest charges below the 7',i per cent,
paid on the notes.
An interesting phase of the pending
transaction has to do with the sale by
the Sinclair of a half interest in the
Sinclair Pipe I^ine Company to the
Standard Oil Company of Indiana a
year ago. The total investment in the
pipe line from Oklahoma to Chicago
was in excess of $30,000,000. The pipe
line stock was among the assets pledged
to secure the 7 >?? per cent, note issue
and for that reason a clear title could
not be given to the Standard of Indiana
for its interest so long us the present
note issue was outstanding. The Stand
ard of Indiana reported yesterday In its
balance sheet for 1921 an item of $16.
.'.89,914 of capital liabilities, which had
not appeared in an annual .tatement
before. It included, presumably, the
amount involved in the pipe line transac
tion.
Average Bond Prices
March S, '9K.
Titers- Net Meek ?ar
da?- Change. Ago. \b?.
10 Rails HI.HO >.o:t 81.58 M.21
10 Indastrials. ?a.53 ?.50 *a.:.i
5 Puh. UtU.. HI.05 -.40 79.W
5 Foreign .. .102.98 ?.01 102.93 M.S5
10 Bond* 89.? ?.11 H9.54 79.8*
V J
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.
A Dig Lnnn Expected.
The grapevine route in banking cir
cles disclosed yesterday that a big loan,
say from $40,000,000 to $50,000,000, was
being groomed for public ottering early
noxt week, possibly on Monday. Just
what the loan would be was not ascer
tained yesterday, but the recent rise in
the outstanding- Dutch ICast Indies bonds
caused dealers to suspect that at least a
part of the balance of the $100,000,000
Dutch Kast Tndian loan, of which
$40,000,000 has been sold in this market,
would be offered to the public soon.
Denial that a Dutch Fast Indies, Belgian
or Peruvian loan was. in immediate
prospect, however, was made at the
offices of interested bankers. Bankers
not within the immediate discussion are
puzzled as to the nature of the forth
coming loan, but admission that a big
loan will be put out enrly next week
was easily obtained.
Montreal Bond* Offered.
Wood, Gundy <?- Co. are off"rin?
$1,000,000 of the city of Montreal's ten
year 5% per cent, bond?, due on March
1, 1?32, at 100 and interest to yield 5V4
per cent, for Canadian payment. As
Canadian funds were at a discount of
2 Is per cent, yesterday, the price is
equivalent to 07Tfc and interest. New
York payment for the bonds, which are
non-callable. The last previous public
offering of Montreal bonds was In Sep
tember, 1918.
Government Financing Expected.
In about ten days announcement by
the Treasury Department of a new
offering of certificates of indebtedness
and three year notes to care for the
maturities of March 13 not covered by
the payment of taxes as well as for
other Government requirements on that
date is expected. Probably no definite
news will be obtainable in advance of
official Government announcement.
Willys-Overland.
The Willys-Overland company's bank
loans of approximately $16,000,000.
which fell due on March 1. have been
extended for another three months, ac
cording to arrangements consummated
yesterday, and by June 1 the company
hopes to have enough cash on hand to
retire a large part of the aggregate and
enable Toledo hanks to carry the bal
ance, At present the company has
about $*.000,000 in cash on hand and Is
adding to the total gradually. There
seems to be considerable opposition to
permanent financing In the form of a
large first mortgage bond issue, although
it is known that bankers have prepared
;? plan and that circumstances may
'?ause its Issuance.
Belgian I.nan \eaot latlona.
A report to the effect that the Belgian I
negotiations in New York and London I
for a loan was circulated yesterday. i
.Should a loan materialize, the amount
is expected to be considerably smaller
lan the previous outstanding flotations.
Greece In the Market.
The Government of Greece 1b nego
tiating actively in the London market
for a substantial loan, say about $15.
000,000, but it has not been eloiwfcU
Hankers said yesterday that it was!
doubtful if New York bankers would
be interested In loaning money to Greece
at this time, but I?ndon. of course, is
iri a position to do the business.
Krle f'onnty Offerlna.
Lamport. Barker & Jennings. Inc., and
Jelke, Hood & Co. are offering a new
issue of $*45,000 of 4per cent, serial
bonds of Krle County, New York, at
prices to yield 4.20 to 4.05 per cent.
They are dated February 1. 1922, are
due $15,000 annually in 1027 to 1935
Inclusive. The Issue is ?split between
<500>%"' of penitentiary bonds, matur
Irc in 1942 to 1961 inclusive, and $345.
000 of highway bonds, maturing in 1927 |
to 193(5 inclusive. They are exempt >
from Federal income and New York j
taxe?. ant are legal investments for j
savings banks and trust funds In New
York and several other States.
t'hlnese I.nan Hvtenrietl.
At the r^fient of the Chinese Govern
ment the Pacific Development. Corpora- '
tlon ha* extended until June 1 Its loan of I
*5,B00.00o. which matured on March 1. \
The conditions of the extension provide :
for a payment of $160,000 for Interest'
and on account of principal to be made !
out of th<- Salt Administration's current j
revenues. The Pacific Development
Company's bank loan, for which the
Chinese notes are collateral, la for
$1,000,000 and matures on June 1.
S.KU.ono tar Trnsts Hold.
The PIrertor-General pf Railways has
sold *581.000 of the Iidke F.ric and
Western Railroad's equipment trust cer
tificates of 1923 to 1935 Inclusive, 25
per cent, cash paid on the cost of the
equipment covered by them and held
by the Government, io Alfred Borden
and the National City Company of New
York at par and Interest. The Govern
ment has "old $219.<;:t0,700 In ear trust
at par and interest.
\
BONDS IN STOCK EXCHANGE
TIURSDAY,
date
MARCH 2.
1922.
.. I20.17JJW
. . 737,686,000
1921.
St>. 144,000
j21,771,000
- < 'losi u _
Bid. A.sked. Yield
96.98 97.04 3.6S
97.26 97.40
SO.96 97.10
97.36 f7.44
97.12 97.14
4.1^
4.22
4.42
4.46
UA.VGB OP' I.lBERTt BONDS
Salt's
in $1,000.
392 3>.ts ' 1932-47)..
2 J at rv. 4?
1 2d 4s (1927- 12 >
229 1st ev. M.4H (1932-47) 97,30
1.313 td CV. 4'4s (1927-12) 97.00
()pen.
96.96
97.02
96.96
4.57
4 I*
4.30
I 2d
762 3d
6 3d
ev. 4'/is rcg
4',s (1928)
flish.
97.04
97.30
96.96
97.40
97.14
96.S4
US. IS
98.00
I .l>W.
97.00
97.02
96.96
97.26
97.00
96.84
98.10
98.00
100.00 100.116 3.7;
96.84
98.12
_ 98.00
. . 1st-2d 41., s I 1927- 12 ?
2,891 4tli t'is (1933-38)... 97.44 97.50 97.36
153 Vic. 43,.s < 1922-23)..loO.26 100.28 100.24
36 Vic. 4-%s reg 100.26 100.26 100.12
31 Vic. 3-'<s (1922-23).. 100.00 100.00 100.00
t .as'.
97.00
97.30
96.96
97.33
97.14
96.84
98.18
98.00
97.40
100.28
100.12
100.01
Arrenttne s? "
i Ro:?
1 ?t
Celmuni Si 1941
lertipt*
S !07.m
?i 10s
1 107-4
1 10s
Ueleluiri J' ?? 41
2 1081s
2 10s I
1..C. . 1071*
3 ton
2 1081s
n 10s |
3 lOHls
I'eli'lum 1919
2 10178
2 1013a
1 10l7g]
?1 lOMal
5 lOlBg'
10 10134;
9 ioi7a
17 102
0 lOJlgl
ie 1021.1:
64 1021*1
Betven IMS I
13 109
. .100U|
..1091*
3...
.
?eroe
1...
fS 194
..11034
Bordeaux ts 34
6 8514
1 8ni*
1 S538
12 86I3
5 8o3g
1 8514
nr.T7.ll fs 1941
5 IO4I4
4 1043s
1 10412
1 10438
1 1041a
2 10438
1 104 U
1 10418
7 104
C2 10412
1 104U
Canada 3*
1 993?
1 997g
3 9934
7 99 7g
1 987?
28 09'8
5 100
16 99?g
Canada is 1929
2 93
Canada ts 1931
8 961*1
2 965*1
2 967gl
7 97 |
Chinese H t U.v
fs 1951
1 SO ,
2 58131
Chile *s 19261
leceipts
1 10111
1 101
:: iitn4
63 101
26 IOH4
1 1 tOtUji
...101V
?V 10:! 1
1 2 101-lj
I 101-8
Clitls Is l''4l
1 IO8I41
1 1031-j
4 103U
I 1031 s
Chile Fs ltf4u 1
receipts
1 1031/1
2 103
1 10234
2 105
5 10213
4 10234
1 1021 o
2 1031a
Christian! t
t> f Ss 191.
2 109
C opeuhagen
r f 6J'8 194?
1<5 901 (
1 901g
Cuba 5s 1914-4.)
10 8534
Cuba 4>js l?4't
1 79
Denmark ** 4S
1 109U
49 10912
15 10934
5 109"8
6 110
3 10934
8 1091a
2 110
Denmark (a 43
certificates
7 9S
2 9814
? 981s
2 98ia
1 983d1
2 981*!
1 981.il
7 6SI?!
6 9811
1 9S::?
18 9813
3 981 \
2 981a
1 983g
4 9S13
5 SWlg
7 9SI4
1 981a
? 9814
1 983*
13.., 98U
2 983g
4 98U,
3 083g
2 9813'
i'uki:
Denmark Mun
trr A W4U
1 108
2 t(JS' .
5 , ... 109
108I3
t io<>
Denmark Mun
? er U 1941
23 ins 1 a
5 109
Dominican CA
In 1953
2 8RI4
Dulcb Pa l ln<i 1
iiyr eit K 8? ,
receipt*
8 9."f*g
21 96ia
3 95 V ?
.s 961*
I 953g !
3 951 >
14 95Sg
1 . . . . 95lg
fi 9S3g
5 ?31a .
tO . .953g
13 9.">l3 !
3 9,'ag
10 9.VI4
5 951 a
2 95^8 ?
ia?ssflg
1 951 *
1 9.V)g ;
18 951*
48 956g
13 U8| 1
10 953s :
5 9534
3 9.V>g
7 9534 ,
Krench fs 1944 J
44 10418 1
10 .... 10* I
I3. . .10434
6 104
5 1041s
39 104 |
Crencii7Hs 1941
1 IOOIr !
39 100 !
10 .10018
26 10<>
1 lOOlg
2 100
2 1001s
2 100
26 lOO's
13. . .100
4 lOtllg
9 tOO
1 lOOIg
32 100
8 lOOIg
Italy ?Hs 19J1
1 9:113
1 933*
Japan lst4 u? a)
5 90
2 8HA?
S9.I4
S9.''g
90
1CV.
?Inpan Id 4' s -5
2 S9.>g
a .y.?in
Jj 8911
1 *u.;8
I 8914
1 .S'.i3r
4 8911
Japan I'd 4?; MSI
1 75#g
2 751 a
">'">8
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28
25
* i'.'i1,41
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fi !>87gt
s 99 :
9878
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1 751* 2 99
7 7.">3g 2 9h7g.
1 99
10 98"g
7534I ;t 99
757g' Norway i* 194''
5 70 7 110 !
31 7."?34 1 2 IIOI4
6 70 4 110
39 7534 3 llOlg
4 75"g Klo d*. Janoirj!
g:. 76 ? ft; .s 1945 !
5 76U I' tOlU1
M 7111s 10 llg
7814 I 1013s!
30 70.18. 12 1011a.
TOru '? 1934, i? .1.011 t
5.. . .855g & 10138
7 8;.34 A 101
1 S.">lyj Bio Granrln Uo
10 s."?3g] em 8s ]J4?
8 wis 4
13...
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85ia
C 853g
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1 8.M4
19 851 *>
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1 8538
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? 831a
4 7001(
1 1003g
l iooi3!
4 1 003g :
1 100l>
1 10014
2 1003g
9 lflp'4
.10012
Mexico is 195? -'an I'aulo 8s 3t)
15 60 !
Mexico 4s 1954j
?r> 43Sg|
1 431a
1 43341
Ketherl mds
is 1972
when issued 1
2 94U
1.
1021 s
102
.10134
102
' 1017g
102
10134
102
.. .1017g
6 9 j:is!San Paulo Ss 5-'
94U| when issued
16
14 943g
33 94 :>k:
0 9414
16 943g
1 0 1Mlt
26. ... 9<3s
40 9414
7 943g:
20 94U
1 0438
1 1 94U
9 9438
10 94U
79 94 lg
24 94U
2 941 g
313 94
Wneenglan'l
K I B 1941
certificates
1 107
1001a
4 1005g
13 100:14
5 10058
2 100?8
a mo34
3 101
2 10114
1 lot
1 lOllg
Heine 7a 1942
3 921.1
1 921a
11 9238
2 921a
2 923g
1 9213
21 923g
3 92U
10 923g
36 9211
21 9218
19 921* :
1 9211 {
2 9:M* !
a 9?i4 j
13 921*
4 921 t I
I*....93 |
Sweden Is 19".1
9 99U i
2 991* |
5 9014 i
13 991*
j 9934 '
13 991* ?
17 993g 1
2 991* |
1 0 99*4
1 991* I
5 100 ,
1 991*
. . lOO
is 1940
. . 1 1434 1
. .114^8 I
. .11434
. .11478 ;
..115 1
Is 1M> '
...741* !
I nited klngd
?Ms 1921 !
8 1051a
2 105U
1*...105
41.,.. .10512
60. .105 9-16
50 105.">8
84 105314
I..105 11-lM
17 10568
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CT i;2S 1929
5 1063B
5 10514
r. 1053g
4 1051*
1 1 10.V>8
10 10534
50 10538
28 1051*
7 10308
lft.. . . .10534
1 10568
19. 10534
1 2 1057g
United Klngd
rtyl 193/
26 100
3 997g
75 10(1
5 997g
10 ... 100
2 9 997g
28 100
52 997g
Uruguay 8r 1944
7 107
1 10634
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1 112
I*...110 ^
I
New York City
?M* 199?
7 10412
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4V?'s 1960
10 ?03g
J eou
4s 1956
registered
10 93U
4s 1983
t 1 98
A damn Exp Co
clt 4s 1944
3 75
Amer Ag Ohem
:'^s 1941
20 inw?
1 1003s
1
1
3 100
1 100U
3 too
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cv deb ts 1924
1 80.g
Am > fi Kftc
HI A is 47
6 SO
6 8834
.ri S8I3
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5 881a
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ff 1937
3 6778
.8 98
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(Ha 1931
3 104
16 1033*
2 1031a
Atlas Powder
cv "Vj? 3#
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Cent I eattiu." tulle
1st OS 1925
10 9.Va
1 953*
1 05'a
2 .... 96
.9olj
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1 103 I ter 4? iii4'i
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fs 1929 , Central PactBc
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5 97 1 ft 801a
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5s 1929
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lOOlai Baltimore A U, ?* I* 1940
1003s ref A is l#9i 3 8630
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2 791.) r Y 4' ,'S 1930
I 79 15 84
1 79U ? 83 7g
1 79V 22 83a?
4 79U| : hes ft Oblo
1 791*! pen 4H?. 499J
9 79I4 2 83-14
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cr i'i 1931 f"js 1950
1 77I41 ? 407g
22 771s 5 41
? 77:* 7 411,
4 7714 2 41314
1 "I* * 417*
3 77-V * 411a
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.98
? 977g I
.98
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.98l4!
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1948 I
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...78 i
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ref J8 1943
1.
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ft 9sia, i> 1 3>ji
4 98U 2
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2 981a
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4 112
35 11214
1 112
25 11214
1 55
1 66
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?s 1971
1995 33 97
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921a' pen 4s 193*
.. . .92141 2 87
6 92 CHI Burl ft Q
III 4s 1958
1 881s
2 88 1 Chi Burl A Q
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V L r. A W V
ref 4k 1941
30 75
... 1121s. Baltimore ft O
10 112U TolftC 4s 1153
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? It U 1?<6
II 96
2 P6Ir
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2 648s
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2 108
1 J 077$
1 108
3 107:U
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5s 1933
Am Tel A Tel
< It 4* 1929
17 881g
10 881a
1 s*%
1 881a
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1st 7 3?
1 817S
1 82 4 $8
1 8|7S! 1 RSI 4
5 82 2 SSSg
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4 6II4 2 9?
ft 61 1 9214
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Jkt 4?a 1939 I coll 6s 11
6 87 V; 1 9534
a 87ia Bkta Ed Co
Atrh T ft S l ei Ce A 1941
sen 4a 19M < is 9212
2 87U Brook Kdlson
10 87la| bs B 1330
1 87U 2 101
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1 7.814, fto C 1930
2 781a I 104
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stamped 7s D 1941
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10 96
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5s I9S1
?r? 743s
45 74lj
6 741*
2!i 741 a
1 743s
17 74la
9 7418
23 74la
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?s 195 I
601s
6oia
1... . .108 1 Chi tnd A Lou
1 107.14 ref 5s 1947
2 10S ft . . 01l4
1 10744, Chi Mil A V ?d
4' s 1162
2 90
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|?| 4S 193; I S!il4 d,,h ?" MJ
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LAN 4s. M 4 110 I lat thn IMS
1 7834 2. 10M|: 1 11978
3 7s'a Canada North ?...
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7? 17.14 4 . . .100 I.. .
20 .... 34lv Can I'acllie Chic A
ft 34-1,1 4n perpelnii lll-yr 7< a 1931
ft #41 a 1o:i 7s 1 101
17 8. ft 78'si 10.... 1011s
t."> 841a Canada South ?o IOII4
Copper
is 19 iJ
1 85141
3 8ft3g
3 83le
2'J 8514
3 8518
c c c a at 1.
ref ? j Ser A V
1 98
r, 98i 4
1 98
3 9SI4
4 98
1 98U
o o c ft at l
deb 4M? 1911
?_? 861a
C C) C ft 8t 1.
4s *er A 1903
2 77381
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est 4Hs 1933 >
-861a I
1.
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1st 4s 1921
7 90.14
2 00'2
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r-yr CT g 7s 25
21 106
28... IO6I4
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1st coll Is 31
2 105
8 l&Ug
Cuba Cane 8u
cv deb 7s 30
1 78
1 7814
4 771a
1 78
I 77
3 78
II 781a
7 79
natnped 1%
1 76
4 77
2 7634
Cuba R R Co
71?s ser A t*
certlBcatel
5 1017B
9 102U
2 10213
7 10218
3 102U
2 102
1 1021a
Cuba R R Co
1st 5s 1952
2 79U
1 79 I
1 78?8!
Climber Tft T
1st A gn 5a 3i j
1 90
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conv la 1935 |
1 91<V
5 91la!
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ft 9Hai
ft 91 fin
ft 9Ha
6 91 .'is
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6k 1913
3 747?
2 74*s
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IstAref Js 54
11 4ft
7 4fiU
6 45
2 4.M4
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? 447H
6 Uia!
?t 44-ls
447s!
1 4Hr>
2 447r
1 443r
lfi 44iai
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lat 69 1955 |
5 76lo
Flsk Itubber
1st nig &s 1932
6 IOII9
1 10188
4 1011a:
2... .,10138
6.....101V
1 llll'sl
Ft Worft DCy!
lat 6s 1921
certificate
5 .100
Gnl Kleft Co
In db 1941
1 10-tia
1 101
Onl F.lec Co
deb 5a 1932
8 98141
11 9S!i"
1. ... 983s I
0 98141
Gdyr TAR
(K 1911
4 977g
17 9734
1 98
9778
.98
loterboro Met
4Ma 56
7 15
2 1>'4
7 14
cert) flea tea
3 1234
10 13
10 121a
2 12
1 121a
32 131a
Intern Cement
8s 11)26
2 106
Intl A Ut Nor
7s 1922
22 971 a
Interna M M
lat Act 6s 1941
R 9312
2 f?4
3 9313
4 9314
7......"
1 1)3.14
1 93ia
2 ... ,93Hi
Interna Paper
UtArfB Sa 47
2 S3C>8
2 8:134
10 831a
8 8.W4
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8s 1931
2 90
1... . ..9<Wi4
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i ?
3.'U4 Cent of Genres j t hil
.34 1st m 1945 1 I v 7s If. :
1 071 m 10 P0I4
r'rnt of Georgia J ino
l#?yr 6a l?29 Col Ga? A- Blc
3. 0-.'ls! lairs H17 1
2lla! 9114 .
ft. 97 1 atamped '
i ?7la 5 ttlUI
.45.I4
7 .... 457s
1 45.141
40 40 !
4 46141
15 .. 46
certlflcjstea
1 416,
Des M A Ft ll
1st 4s 1939
I .43
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IN l?4J
9 100 ^s
1 1OO84
IOOI4
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i .. 10084;
3 .. iooia
Detroit RdJeon
1st A ref 5s 41
1 921 s
l)rl nirer Tun
lHt. 4'jS 196 r
1 8314
flet Tinlted Hy 1
1st con 4iy> 32
1 74l8!
2 7V7S
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sf 71<a 1936 i
5 ... 1OSI4
1 tosia
D|. ^ecnrltlix
1st cv I* 37
3 ... 40
dnl'ont. KId?iIS
f'-yrTH* 1431
36 104
Du<m*Kne l,i
1st fs 1919
4". 10?
'Tie Istcn ?? 1*
97^?
? 977s
973?
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? 5 731?
9878
.98
2 9778
3 98
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1st Is 1MI
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2 11238
3 113
2 11234
1 113
1 1127s
Grnd Trunk Ry
7a 194'J
3 109
1 11191s
1 100.'l4!
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6 1011-}!
2 I01">8,
1 101.14
2 10I&8
13 IOI.I4
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Great North Hy
7s A 1936
1 107 !
1 1073s
3 1071a
12 1073s!
6 10734
GtNorth 6Hs
4 961a
2 965s
8 961a
1 965s
f. 961?
lft 96ag
7 9?la
Havana Rlec
5s 1052
2 86I4
Hudson* Man
1st Iftrf A fs57
2 781s
1 783b
9 78
3 ... . ,783s
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ft 783s
5 781s
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. ? 581H
. .. 58
...57%
.5734
III Cent SWs s*
1 9884
5 OS's
III t ent, 4s 19,3.1
8 7914
III Central
ref 4a 1955
1 84-18
Illinois Central
rstL A NO
5a A 63
13 93.1,
2. 9413
Illinois Steel
deh 44a 1941
1 .... 89
1... . . .89lSl
tnd 111 A Iowa
4s 1950
1 85 Is
Indisna Steel
1st la 51
1 98ia
1 98^8
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Ht ft rf 5a fl*
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, . 905r
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906s
, .9014
5? 90
9 91
Iowa t'entral
1st, 5a 1933
6 "<ra
Iowa Central
4s 1951
4 38
K C FtSc A M
4n 1936
ft 76%
1 76.1s
Kan C Soutlin
3s 1950
21 64
3 6II4
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4s 60
1 8OI4
1 801 s :
2 80 |
Kelly Ppr 'lire
h fSs 1931
1 103!j !
6 103f*
t 1031 >
Kentuckt Cent i
4s 1987
1 813, 1
Lackawanna 81
1st. Is 192a
2 987*
2 9KI4
Laclede Oas Li
ref 5s 43
1 843s I
1 8.33s :
2 8514
L s ft M su
deb 4s 192*
10 oris I
10 9234
L 8 A M So
deb 4s 1931
12 901 a
is 90-v;
1 .. 9oia i
Lehigh Val Kit ]
con 4'js 2001 I
16 883s |
l.enigli Valley
gn con 4a 2011 I
1 78>a 1
L"hlghVal Coal '
6s 1933
I . 9*5h
I/ex A Eastern
lie 63
10 97 ;
Liggelt, ft MT ,
fs 1*151
20 94la
Lon* Island
ref Is 4#
1 74
Long Islsml
unified 4s 49
10 74
Louisiana AAr
lis 27
1 881a !
Louisr A Nash
7k 19.1
3 1071-a
1 107
Lotlis A Nash 1
IHs 200a
50 1017s |
.! 102 I
1ft . 1017,s
15 102
Louisv A Nash
HI 5s INI
1 997s
Louis ft Nash
4s 194'i
9 896*
trills ft Nnsh
Atl h ft CI 11
4s 1935
3 8214
Man IIy of N V
4s 1090
63la
stamped
64
Market S6 lty
lis l?J4
10 ?3<4
t, n?4
98ia
FEDERAL RESERVE
BANK STATEMENT, j
by United States Government obliga
tions were $3,400,000 larger than they
were a week earlier. Other discounted
t bills en hand declined $17,100,000, while
acceptances purchased In open market
increased $13,200,000, largely in the Now
fork and San Francisco reserve banks.
__________ | Holdings of United States bonds and
notes increased $39,000,000. the New
.. . .. ? ~ I York, the Cleveland, the Chicago and
lloldllliiS of Government heCU- the Kansas City banks reporting the
largest increases.
rities I ncrease?Earning'
* Assets Down.
A'p'iiuf IhKftatch Iii The Nk? York IIhkaid.
New York llcrald Bureau. |
\\ a?liineti>M. I>. C.t March ?. (
Aggregate increases of $jx.OOO.COO in
I > o I ? i 111?.s ol Government securities,
slightly smaller incrcuso in total earn
ing assets and increases' of $46,200,000 in
totul deposits und of $23,7)00.000 in re
serve note circulation aVe indicated by
the Reserve Board's weekly bank state
ment, issued as of the close of yester
day's business. For the first time in
this year the statement discloses no
incre&Re in total cash reserves, a gain
of $1,600,000 in gold for the week being
offset by an equal loss of other reserve
cash (legal.? and silver). The reserve
ratio shows a decline from TS.l per cent,
to Tfi.T per cent.
Reserve bank holdings of bills secured
< OMIWK.VI'M i: STATEMENT OF
Since January 1 reserve banks have
increased their holdings of United
States bonds and notes from $00,000,000
to $163,300,000, largely through purchases
of Victory and Treasury notes. -Their
holdings of Pittman certificates show
a slight reduction, and those of Treas
ury certificates, held largely under re
purchase agreements by the Hoston,
New York and Chicago reserve hanks,
increased n^.uOO.oOO for the week and
$X3.SOO.OtX) since January 1. Total earn
ing assets In consequence of changes
indicated increased $57,400,000 and on
March 1 stood at $1,216,400,000. in con
trast to $l,023,500.<j00 at the beginning of
the year and $2,789,100.000 about a year
Gold and sold certiflc
Hold settlement fund
Government paper held under redis
count increased from $280,000,000 to $2So,
oiO.OOO. of which $-27,700/100. or 70.8 per
cent., was secured by United States
bonds. $23,200,000, or 8.2 per cent., by
Victory notes; $20,000,000. or 7 per cent.,
by Treasury notes, and $14,300,000, or
5 per cent., by Treasury certificates.
CONDITION OF RESERVE BANKS COMBINED.
RESOURCES.
March 1. 1022. Feb. 21. 1922. March 4, 1921.
Federal fleserve Board
$380,400,000
521.273.000
Total gold held by bank* $901,679,000
Cold with Federal Reserve agonts.., 1,982.061,000
Gold redemption fund 07,694,000
$902,886,000 $780,862,000
1,977,602,000 1.236,560.000
06,847.000 103.678,000
Total sold re*erw*
Legal tender note*, silver, Ac
,9." 1 .-KM ,000
129.309,000
$2,1140,8,".-.,OOO
134,006,000
$2,163,090,000
212,673.000
Total reserves
Bills di.- ' ounted:
Secured bv I.:. .c. Government obligations..
All f.tbei
Bills bought in open market
:'.,0?0,703,000 $3,080,841,000 $2,375,763,000
28.-1,317,000
?I22.200.00o
95.730,000
Total bills on hand $803,27
United States bowls and notes.
United States certificates of indebtedness:
One year certificates (Pittman actl
All other
Municipal warrants
95.466,000
134,250,000
102,000
Total earning assets $1,216 417,000
Bank premises
5% redemption fund against Federal Reserve
Bank notes
Gold abroad in custody or in transit
Uncollected Items
All other resources
Total resources
37,232,000
8,362,000
605,782,000
15,759.000
281,994,000
439.289.00O
32,564,000
$803,847,000
121,299,000
96,906.000
133,743,000
191,000
$1,159,046,000
36,930,000
981,840,000
1.359,665,00<l
161,004,000
$2,505,509,000
25,867.000
254.373,000
3.318,000
488,018,000
f4.S13.00O
$2,789,069,000
19.733,000
12.199,000
3,800,000
631.268,000
9,269,000
$4,864,343,000 $4,788,987,000 $5,810,601,000
LIABILITIES.
Capital paid In $103,736,000 $103.68.1,000
Surplus 216,398,000 216.398.00O
Reserved for Government franchise tax 1.849.00O 1,317,000
Deposits:
Government 60,770,(
Member barks?reserve account 1,725,063,
All other 82,607,1
Total deposits ,....$1,818,4-12
Federal Reserve notes In actual circulation.. 2,196,983,
Federal Reserve Bank notes In circulation?
net liabilities 80,065
Deferred availability items 432,241,
All other liabilities 16,101,
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
'.ooo
,000
000
000
ooo
000
63,910,000
1.677.011,000
31,260,000
$100,865,000
202,036,000
56,941,000
1,706.364,000
24,064,000
$1,772,181,000
2,173,514,000
81,165,000
425,437,000
18,290,000
$1,786,369,000
3,042,611,000
Total liabilities $4,864,345,000 $4,788,987,000 $5,840,601,000
Ratio of total reserves to deposit and Fed
eral Reserve note liabilities combined 76.7% 78.1% *50.8%
?Calculated on basis of net deposits and Federal Reserve notes in circulation.
NO DYE MONOPOLY, HE SAYS.
Frini'lii P. Garvan Oeclaren Cut
throat Price War In On.
Washington. March 2.?Francis P.
Ganan, president of the Chemical Foun
dation and former Allen Property Cus
todian. entered an unqualified denial of
"any and all charRes" that-a monopoly
exist? among the dye and chemical man
ufacturers of America- in testimony to* i
day before the Senate committee investi
gating the charges.
"On the contrary," said Mr. Garvan, I
"there is a bitter, violent price wer on. '
with competitive conditions so keen that :
tho destruction of the industry Itself ie i
threatened. This war, of almost cut- I
throat nature, has been on for nine
months and this committee cannot get
evidence that will substantiate In a
court of justice the charge that there is 1
a monopoly." i
Mark At m. Ry1 Montreal
ion us 1934 1st A 5s 1041 ]
2 S8 I 10 853r I
1 *>7% Montana Pwr
22 .88 1st A As 1M3
1.' . ...87%! t ?43?
I ... ?8 I 1 041a
5 . 87/8| Morris ft Kssex
Marland OU ! Ut 3Hs 2000
1'rral Nor ft Westn
CV Ca 1929
10 10534
Nor t Westn
4S 1999
8 865g
Norfolk ft West
dlr 4s 1944
.84%
lc-yr Ser A 31 ] 1 7#7? j Nor * Westn
w'thwarrants National Tube ~
2 00 An 1952
Mex Pat of Del I 3 97
en f? 19-19 New Orl Term
16 101 lg, lit. 4s 1933
2 101% 5 7aia
a ion, n o r & Mo*
1 101% 19-i
Mien Cent, fl 2 r,?
deb 4s J929 N Y Central
7 8834! 7* K'jj
Mich State Tel I 16 106
1st As 1924 | N Y Central
Poca 4s 1941
1 84
1 841j
1 8312
Northern I'ac
3s 2047
I (WU
No P Ot N Jt.
rr t!ss 1939
11 106%
1 1061a
3 10658
2 .10612
3 07
Millv 8tl & Orl
col As 1939
0 861a;
Minn & si i
4a ]?43
2 38121
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4 88*8
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14 88**8
FOREIGN DEBT
"-?the cancellation of debit?international debt!, contracted in war?i* one of
the foe* of peace."
LABOR AND THE RAILROADS
"The United State* ha* been made great by the exchange* within her own bor
der over her iron highway* at the lowest cost for rail transportation the world
ha* ever Ken."
"The profiteer of the war was unionized railroad labor, and unionited railroad
labor i* holding and making that profit today.
"For prosperity you must unshackle both water and land transportation."
Read C. W. BARRON'S Speech
"The Better Outlook
for Business"
This address was made by Mr. Barron on
January 30th before the Economic Club of
New York at the Hotel Astor. It contains
a most illuminating resume of the economic
problems confronting the world, together
with their solution. It has received such
widespread and favorable comment, with
demand for copies, that it has been pub'
lished in pamphlet form.
15c per Copy - at your News Stand
or of the publishers
DOW, JONES 6? CO., Publishers.
The Wall Street Journal Building
44 Broad Street, New York
E. A. Manice & Co.
Members New York Slock Exchange
15 Broad Street New York
Telephone Hanover 9740
CTOCKS and Bonds listed on
the New York Stock Exchange
bought and sold for cash or
carried on conservative margin.
7o Holders of
Temtor Corn & Fruit Products Company
Class A Shares
la view of the appointment of ? Receiver of the Company tn the
United States Court, the undersigned have agreed to act as *
Protective Committee in the interest of all holders of the Class A
stock who shall deposit their shares with the Committee under a
Protective Agreement now in course of preparation.
Stock certificates, duly endorsed, may be forwarded to any of the
following Depositaries, namely. Bankers Trust Company, No. IS
Wall Street, New York City; Central Trust Company of Illinois,
125 West Monroe St^et, Chicago, TO.: Mississippi Valley Trust
Company, Fourth and Pine Streets, St. Louis, Mo.; and The
International Trust Company, Denver, Colo., which will respec
tively issue their transferable receipts therefor.
Copies of the Protective Agreement may be obtained from any of
the said Depositaries or from the Secretary of the Committee.
Dated March /, 1923
SAMUKl. L FULLER. Chairman
Kwael. Kinniru tt a Co.,
New York City
PAUL H. DAVIS,
Paul H. rHrris a C? .
Orient?. TO
O E Sacratarr HUM* LEWIS.
14 Wat) Street, BoKtcher. Porter a Ca..
New York City f>enver, Colo.
SHEARMAN a STERLING. Cottnial HARRY POTTER,
S5 WairStTcet. Potter. Kaufman h Co..
New York City s*- t>o?ri*. Mo
i
Wilson Trnrirra InvKrrl.
The Guaranty Trust Company of New
York invites tenders by holders of ten
year convertible sinking fund 6 per
cent, gold bonds of Wilson ft Co., Inc.,
due on December 1, 1928, until 10 A. M.
On March 13 for the sale to it as trustee
under the provisions of their trust in
denture. dated December 1, 1918, for
not exceeding 103'fc per cent, of their
principal amount anfl accrued interest
to March 14 to an amount sufficient to
exhaust $1,500,2(14 now in their sinking
fund.
Ttnll* Seek Federal I, own*.
The. Interstate Commerce Commission
has received application for Govern
ment loans to railroads as follows:
From the Chicago. Peoria and St. Louis
for $1,000,000 for ten >ears to meet its
maturing Indebtedness: from the North
en ft Oklahoma for $50,000 for five
years: from the Memphis, Dallas and
Gulf for $246,782 for len years; from
the Xarragansett Pier for $50,000 for
, fittecn yarn; from the Sherwood of
Georgia for $15,000 for ten yearn. The
' Cadiz Railroad of Kentucky has ap
plied to the commission for authority
' to extend Its note to the Illinois Central
Railroad for 140,000 for five veers from
! February 1, 1922.
l?mne Oversubscribed.
P. W. Chapman A Co. announred yes
terday afternoon that the hooks of th?
$'.'.230,000 of the l-iggett-Winrhester
j Ivy Realty Corporation's guaranteed 7
per cent, gold bonds had been closed ss
that Issue had been heavily oversub
scribed. Allotments of It will tw? made
this morning and It is expeefed that
they ivill be In the neighborhood of 50
per cent.
RXPORTI mOH JtKW YORK.
Experts from New Tork yeslerrtsy: Whes'.
2.11 ,PS<1 bu.; OHt?. RO.OOO bu lirof/ 25 hht?
h?"r>ns. lb*.; flour. '.'.IPO Mtekt.
j xrssa serri. \(Vl 1>arv com, 111,inrt hit.; h?r
I fey, 42,nm bu.; be?f. 1". tr?., Urrt, 1.M4.9M
ih?.: rorninesl, r>,20<> hbts.; lubricating ell.
I W,7<*> Kn)!i.
UNITED STATES TREASUEY STATEMENT.
Kti'Pial nifpatrh to Thi Niw To?k Hmtto
?w York IVralri Rnrraa, )
Wa?hlor1?n. I?. C., March 9. 1
Rcvmiie r#cHpl? and 'ipendlluras nt Ih* flnv of business on February 2*:
Corresponding Corresponding
This
month.
period
last year.
*21,132,M5
?Fiscal
year 1021.
*'.07.011,1ST
rtmripm ordinary:
Customs . 71
'ntcrnal revenue.
fnromn and profits tax 3.".,'06,71'-'
Mlsrellaneoils SI ,.">0R,."V7tl
Miscellaneous revenue 2<t,4.Vi,IH(.
Panama Canal toll* ttr S.'M,fiO!?
Total ordinary 17.*i,A"i1,44 I
Knees* of ordinary receipts over
ordinary dislHirncnu'iit*
I Excess of ordinary disbursement*
over ordinary recclpt* *,554,4*7
Total ordinal ? tlt?b>ir*cments ? o">,ft:!I ,'>."'1,10C.OCiO 2,2M,il*iO,SM 3,247,1B.'>,I
rielamo in-day. ??MMi.fWO.JIIII.
?Receipt* and disbarments tnr Jun* '??ching the Treasury In .fuly trt Included.
70,511,047
111 .."fin,Ml)
i'..i*n,0i!>
?J,si?,r.?n
2iH,5A.'i,ft14
102,115
:t1. ine,o:io
1,319,351,703
i7*.
201..W.248
7.0M.PR2
2.M1.115,?fi5
42f>.754,!W?5

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