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THE
chatham
phenlv
Charier Member ./ tli? j \l Designated Depositary of
N. Y. Clearing House If ^8cjfwSW jSls 11 The United States
Member Yh TTOTlSffli ^ ) The State of New York
Federal Reserve Bank \\ // The City of Ncw York
^ rntmiA jy
mtion^
Bank
OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK
CONDENSED STATEMENT
AS OF THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS
MARCH 10, 1922
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts ? $119,910,511.12
United States Bonds 9,647,369.33
(market value)
Other Bonds ? aiMiiawgiHWMWMN 6,313,447.44
(market value)
Federal Reserve Bank Stock nMMain?mnM 360,000.00
Other Stocks . 873,490.03
(market value)
Customers' Liability Account of Acceptances M ? m m 1.584,248.31
Loans held for Customers 3,098,000.00
CASH aid EXCHANGES ... * > 34,827,560.54
$176,614,626.77
LIABILITIES*
Capital 10,500,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits m ?*
Unearned Discount * m m
Reserve for Taxes, etc. ? m M m
Circulation . . m ?* m m ?*
Acceptances executed for Customers
Loans held for Customers m
DEPOSITS DSaXMMXK
rn t?t M b?i !?; f*l
rn M !?! f* M
m w i* *?- i"
M PI M l?i W M
m ? i*i i?i in
9,878,892.33
610,716.43
790,971.68
4,857,897.50
1,773,826.53
3,098,000.00
145,104,322.30
$176,614,626.77
Main Office: 149 Broadway, corner Liberty St.
Branches: Battery to Bronx
Bowery and Grand St
Broadway and Howard St.
Eighth Ave. and 14th St
Broadway and 18th St
Fifth Ave. and 33rd St.
39th St and Seventh Ave.
57th St and Third Ave.
86th St and Lexington Ave.
Broadway and 105th St.
Lenox Ave. and 116th St.
125th St. at Lenox Ave.
Broadway and 144th St
TO encourage thrift, we invite the opening
of accounts in our SPECIAL DEPOSIT
Department, which we conduct at all of
our Banks.
One Hundred Years of Commercial Banking
ii'miiiimii?i inww
i-ituiHnm|DiitTnHHireNnms!ti'!nits??nmiiR wr.um iw MMiinimH; trmina
OFFICERS
President
JOSEPH WAYNE, JR.
Vice-Presidents
EVAN RANDOLPH
A. W. PICKFORD
Cashier
CHARLES M. ASIITON
Assistant Cashier*
ALFRED BARRATT
DAVID J. MYERS
WALTER O. PATTERSON
GIRARD
NATIONAL. BANK
PHILADELPHIA
STATEMENT OF CONDITION
at the close of business, March 10, 1922
RESOURCES
Tjoans and Investments $48,055,696.55
Accrued Interest 114,012.99
Acceptances and Letters of Credit 695,669.41
Exchange for Clearing House 2,754,483.96
Due from Ranks 9,806,621.84
Cash and Reserve 4,693,361.63
$66,119,836.38
LIABILITIES
Capital $2,000,000.00
Surplus and Net Profits
Reserve for Unearned Discount
Reserve for Taxes and Interest
Circulation
Acceptances and Letter* of Credit..
Government Securities Borrowed...
Due Federal Reserve Bank?
Loans on Government Securities
7,185,482.74
266,491.78
146,696..'$8
1.084.997.50
69.1,669.41
460,000.00
888,962.00
Deposits 53,411,536.57
$66,119,836738
BONDS
IN STOCK EXCHANGE
Mo Kan A T?\'
4s Ser li 1962 j
when issued
1 67%]
Mo Kail A Tex
lis ser C 193.'
when issued
5 93%
1 0338
a o:?iy
4 ,9?%
Mo Kan A Tex
ail J 5s I9#7
when Issued
5 51
29 50%
2 5078
2 50%
8 .V)"8
5 .VW4
2 5078
II .-'<>%
15 50%
20 MM 3
Mo Kan A Tex
1st 4s 1990
1 76%
f> 7678
3 TVU
Columbia etfs
1 .<4%
Mo Pacific Ss 23
63 90
1 00%
Mo Pacific 5s 2
!"? or.ia
Mo Pacific 5s 65
2 . HOI g
M issouri Pacific
gen 4s 1975
2 62%
18 62%
4 62.14
10 62%
5 621 a
Montana Pwr
1st A 5s 1943
2 011}
3 041^
Montreal Trm
1st A 5s 1941
3 RM4
0 8518
Nat Rys Mcx
4s 1977
All coupons on
1 27%
National Tuba
5s 1933
3 08
Now Orl Twin
1st 4s 1953
N O Tret 'i M*
5s 1935
7 67%
1 67l8
1 6714
?713
3 ni?
N Y Air Brake
1st 6s 1928
4 08
N Y Central
7s 1930
8
24.
Continued from
' Y XH4 II I Pennsylvania
deb ?t> 1948 ; 7s 1930
3 68 | 2 10738
10714
106%
1063?
10718
5 107
Pennsylvania
6Vyi 1930
2 106
18 1061s
38 106L|
2 106
1 IO6I4
Pennsylvania
gen B 5s 194K
6 0614
4 06
2 O6I4
Penn 4s 1948
1 871b
I 87%
Pa Real Estate
4s 1923
6 .. .0S3h
Pacific Tel 4. T
5s 1937
7 04 la
5. . . . 05
Pac (ias A Klec
gen A 5s 104 ?
1 8KI4
1 88
2 881a
1 88%
4 8SK.
1
Packard Motr
8s 1931
5 IOOI4
2 1001S
1 1003?
2 IOOI4
Pan-Am PAT
1st equip 7s 39
971*
N V Hallways
adj Inc 5s 1942
1 61a
1 6I4
1 018
certificates
2 5I4
N Y Hallways
1st 4s 1943
2 :?
certificates
1 31%
N Y Susq A VV
gen 5s 1940
5 42
N Y Telephone
fs ser A 1941
3 1021a
1 10214
2 102%
0 1021a
1 102 ?>
4 1021a
3 102%
15 1021a
ia...103
1 102lo
2 103U
1 10238
6 102*8
N Y Telephone
6s 1949
2 1031a
2 103%
N Y Telephone
1st 4Mjs 1039
1 OU4
5 0118
6 OU4
2 911a
N Y W A Bos
4Hs 1946
4 42U
2. .. 4I78| 6
Nlag KIs Powr I'eoOAC
1st 5s 1932 { ref 5s 47
1. ...067fl] 1
Nor Southern Peoria A
ref Ss 1901 1st 4s 1940
2. ..61 i 1 7714
Nor A Westn 1'eorla A Last
CV (Is 1929 | Inc 4s 90
1 106 13 a:
2 1051a 1 3434
Pair** Eighteen.
SANA 5s 1953
2 07
South Pacific
CV 4s 1929
St L T M A So
gen 5s 1931
15 0634
St L I M A So
4s 1929
8 84
1 84>a
St I, I M A So
HA G 4s 193:;
4 77 "s
7 78
1 781a
St L, A 8 K Ky
887g
South Pacific
ref 4s 65
51 8514
5 as
00 85U
2 85%
31 8514
85ia
! 4s ser A 1950, South Pacific
2 6058; 4s 1949
J 6034 7 Ml
4 6OI3 south Pacific
4 60% S K T is 19*0
j 1 697ft 2 801a
i 26 60% SoPK SugarNJ
1 601a St 7s 1941
StLASK Ky
5s ser B 1950
1 8314
5 83la
3 8334
7 831a
.83.14
22 06
2 &6I3
9 06
4 eei3
2 97
1 971a
... 98
Cblc
86%
East i
1061a
1 10678
10 107
3 107l2
1 .10714
N Y Central
cv deb 6s 1935
27 99.%
1 091a
4 9058
16 90^4
12 907g
5 100
1 00%
4 IOO
10 0934
N Y Central
con 4s 1998
5 785?
N Y Central
deb 4s 1931
1 88
5 8734
10 88
1 881a
2 8884
1 885g
N Y Central
con 4s 1998
1...I.. 79ig
2 7834
N Y Centra]
3,Hs 1997
1 7634
N Y ChlASt ?.
1st 4s 1931
l 851a
NY Chi A St L
deb 4s 1937
1 83U
N Y Edison
6Hs 1941
42.... 1061a
10 1063a
14 r. I06ia
5 11638
36 1061a
5 1063a
20 .... 1061a
N Y I.ack A W
5* 1933
2 99l?
7 100
Norfolk A West
dlv 4s 1944
2 85
Norfolk A West
New K 6s 1932
1 10434
Nor A Westn
Poca 4s 1041
2 841a
Northern Pac
ts bor B 2047
1 107.14
North Pacific
4Ms 2047
2
.88
Pac
.341a
4 34U
10 34
Pere Marquet
A 5s 1956
3 9Ua
1 92
Pere Marquete
4s B 56
7 7612
1.
.77
Northern
4s 1997
4 85
1 8478;
2 85 j
2 8Mb
5 8514!
No P fit N Jt
CV 6>is 1936
1 107ij
20. ...107U
3 1073s
1 10714
registered
1. . . IO634
Nor States Pwr
Philadelphia Co
conv Ss 1922
1 1934
Philippine Ry
lst?4.s 1937
1 517g
3 51%
.51 la
2 5114
1 ,611a
Pierce Oil s f
deb 8s 1931
5 98
2 987g
1 00
4 OOlj
3 09
1' ?' (' A St 1
5s A 1933
1st 5s A 1941 I 1 0ni2
1 90 (Pitts Sb A !j^E
2.. .8934; 1st 5s 1910
Norwcst Bell T; 3 100
1st 7s 1941
1 1071a
3 10714
11 1073a
2 1071a
2 .107%
1 1071a
3 10714
3 107l8
1 107lj
Oregon A Calif
5s 1927
3 971 j
Oregon Short!,
cons fls 1946
guaranteed
10 905s
2 . .. 901a
Oregon Short I,
ref 4s 1929
1 89
8 8878
Ore- Wsh A N
4s 1961
8.. ... .78
Otis Steel Co
Ss A 1941
2 9714
2 07
Pennsylvania
gn 4 Vjs A 196."
. 6 87l2
3 87%
1 87I4
1 87
Port Rwy Lt A
Pwr 7His 194*
1 10334
I'rtxift Reflnari
Ss 19-1
with warrant*
1 1011a
Pub Serv CN J
Ss 1959
2 771a
Heading A P A
RCA I 4s 1997
82I4
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15...
10 . .
11.. .
9. .
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10...
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. 8234
821a
K234
827?
827g
.83
>314
S3ia
.84
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Ss 1943
5 92
Rio Onmde W
4s 1939
1 757*
2 75U
2 7878
It 1 Ark A l a
4ty* 1934
4 7834
5 97lo
2 9S
1 901 a
St LA a F RR
adj 6s 1955
7914
2 79
6 70
St L A S F Ry
inc 6s I960
10 61la
0 6U4
n oua
34 61
2 6114
27 61
5 6II4
5 611a
6 6114
24 61
11 6II4,
5 611a
2 611?
9 6U4
15 6138
6 6II4
10 61-38
10 611a
4 6H4
3 61%
St L Southwest
Ss 1952
1 775s
3 78
8t I Southwest
1st 4s 1989
2 767H
St I. Southwest
con 4s 1932
1 7334
1 731a
StPAKf ShLu
4Hs 1941
2 783?
8tP M A M
con 6s 1933
1 0 IO6I4
St P M A Man
Con 4Hs 1933
1 9514
Seaboard A L
6s 1945
5 4R12
1 48%
2 48ia
2 483a
.1 4814
7 48
1 1 4814
1 48
8 4818
Seaboard A I,
adj 5s 1949
2 181a
2 187?
Seaboard A I
ref 4s 1959
4 36
Shar Stl Hoop
s f8s 1941
21 95
2 9-t.la
1 0-11 a
Sine Con Oil
7**s 1923
St L A S K K.v Southern Kwy
Mr C 1925 6V$s 1956
.98 2 041 ??
1 94%
1 94ia
2 94%
1 9434
12 94%
13 79 0 941a
2 7834 4 94%
8 79 1 9434
7878 10 95%
12 70 1 941a
1 94%
1 94%
1 94%
fi 0434
11 94%
1 .9434
Southern Ry
1st con Ss 1994
2 911a
2 9114
Southern Ry
gell 4s 1956
2 6234
17 C218!
1 6214
2 621 a
1 0 6234
14 62%
1 1 6234
5 6278
1 6234
Southern Ry
Memp 5s 1096
3 90
So Ry Mob AO
coll 4s 38
3 71
Stand Oil of Cal
is 1911
5.'....106
3 10578
1 1061a
Steel A Tube
7s 1951
1 971a
1 97U
TexA Ok!a 5s43
3 2sia
Tlilrd Av Ry
adj inc 5s 1960
2 5018
10 50
2 5014
2 50
5 4034
Third Av Ry
1st 4s 1960
4 63
6 627g
2 63
4 021a
0 627g
2 (121a
5 63
Tide Water O
6Hs 1931
certificates
1 10218
4 102
3 102I4
Tobacco Prod
7s 1931
1 09
Tol St L . W
4s 1951
1 rai2
Union Pac os 2S
3 103
4 103
3 UWI4
r.... 1031 si Union Pac 4s 47
79 103 ! 2 1*0%
35 10318 1 90
60 103 I 21 001 j
- 1031s Union Pacific
.103 cv 4s 1927
?1041a 5 921a
-103 I fl 0238
.10318 Union Pacific
.103 1 fd 4s 200s
United Rya In
Ss 1926
6 82
8 82%
1 82%
1 82%
U S Real A Im
5s 1924
2 981a
1 2 94
2.... 1334
U S Rubber
7>4s 1930
1 1047g
2 105
? 104%
U 8 Rubber
5s 1947
lt 8#ia
1 86
8 ??%
7 861a
US Steel 5s 1??
3..,. .10034
11 mi
7 10118
28 101
I iooai
6 IOU4
1 101
YandaliaRR
con A 4s 55
1 84l8
1 3 841a
Virg CC 7Vjs 32
5 95%
3.. 951a
3 95*
7 95?4
2 9510
Vlrg C C 5s 1933
6 97
50 9 Tip
Va I C A C 5s 4ft
2..,...87%
Virginian Ss 62
2 93
2 6218
2 03
1 921 g
1 93
1 92
3 9214
Wabash 1st 39
I I 95
Wash Water P
5s 1939
6 951a
Western Klec
1st Ss 1922
2 99*
West Maryland
4s 1953
1 62%
West Pacific 6s
12. ..981a
West Pacific lis
3 98\?
West Pac 1st 46
2 8534
1 861g
West Shore
1st 4s 2361
1 SOIp
1 COla
1 80%
West Un 4Hs so
I 9234
1 92%
Westhse LAM
7s 1*31
1 106%
1 lo?ia
2 IO6I4
2 1061a
1 106U
1 10638
1 10614
Wilson A Co
7Hs 1931
1 9634
31 97
2 9614
1 9634
WAI.ERLKDv
ref A 4,'js 60
21 59/8
2 59
Wickwire Spen
Steel 7s 1935
5, 971a
Wilson A Co
7V^s 1931
27 961a
2 063.1
Wilson A Co
1st 6s
9...
3.
1.
1.
Wilson
A mi
. ,957s
. .95%
. .9578
. .95%
. 951a
A Co
conv 6s 1928
2 86
1...
,86ia
4 87
3 867a
4 851a
2 86%
A 87
3 86%
3 86%
2 103181 2 85% Wis Cent Ry
' 103 United Diug ls3 gen 4s49
South Bel TAT Ss 1941 5 7612
fc< 1941 J 10514 10 76U
?5 94 > 1 1051a
4.
11...
3...
71.. ,
65.. ,
3...
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN KANKIttTTCV.
Petitions Iti bankruptcy filed yesterday in
the United Stales District Court were:
ROSE BELL UNDERWEAR CO. (Jeremiah
Welts: and "Joseph" Lavinsky), 27 West
Seventeenth street?Involuntary, by Kara
Cohen, who claims $700. Joseph Krlneky,
attorney lor petitioner. Jeonard 1J. Zles
ler, receiver: bond. $1,000.
LOUIS KATZENBERG, dry goods. 47*.
Broadway?Involuntary. by Oorothy P.esnl
koff, who claims *::,'.i;;ti; Mary WoldberK,
*1,0:i0. and Madeline Huff. $.VI0. Archi
bald I'alnier. attorney (or petitioners.
Catherine l-'rles, receiver.
OBIlAmi Ic CO. (Edward Gerard. stock
broker), 33 Wall street?Involuntary, by
'gliomas J. Sheridan, who claims $4,300;
Camilla Netlsen, $ir>0, and Hans Nellsen,
$100. Estimated liabilities $"0,000; accets,
$.'i,000 to $7,OIK). Nathan Coplan, attorney
for petitioners. Allen W. Einll, receiver;
bond, $2,!i00.
lit A ALLEN HARMON. INC., confectioner
and baker, 1 Hudson street?Involuntary,
by Claude II. Jones, who claim* $340; Ida
Goldstein, $104, and Ida Llpman, $1?3.
Harry Mesard, attorney for petitioner*.
Carol W. King. receiver; bond, $500.
KNICKERBOCKER PHOTOPLAY CORP., 2
West Thirty-eighth street?Involuntary, by
Henry W. Wentworth, who claims $,">00.
Estimated liabilities. $20,000; assets, un
known. Shalrie A Weinrlb, attorneys for
petitioner.
FREDERICK J. BIEMER, former hotel
keeper. 27 Rockledge avenue Whit* Plains
-^Involuntary. Liabilities. #1.' m, assets,
$K."iO. John J. Ackernian. White Plains,
attorney.
8AVOY RUG MILLS, INC. I". Fast Thir
tieth street?Involuntary Liabilities. $104,.
3!>2: assets, $4<t,t72. Eendler it Goldstein,
attorneys.
GEORGE H. PERKINS A CO.. INC.. stock
brokers, DO Broad street?Involuntary, bv
Sore Printing Co.. which claims $200.
Flaherty, Turner A St rouse, attorneys for
petitioner.
UNIVERSAL FLOORING CO.. INC., 3?S
ICast 133d street. Bronx- Involuntary, by
M. Felgel A Bro., Inc., which claims $207;
Mildred Meyer. $4*0, and Henry Cudls. $*7.
Isadore Shapiro, attorney for petitioners.
McUOVERN * CO. (HUfth A. and William
J, McOovern), 2."> Itrosd street?Involun
tary. Liabilities. $414..'*'(5; no assets. Max
L. Arnsteln. attorney.
St HEIII I .KM IN BANKRUPTCY.
Schedules In bankruptcy filed yesterday In
the United States District Court were:
NORMAN TAHjORINU CO., IN< ? -liabili
ties. $7,.W0; assets, $1,001. Samuel La
gusker, attorney.
BPERHER, MAROCIIEK A CITREN -Lia
bilities. $A,003; sssets, unknown. Burn
stlne A Lelst, attorneys for petitioners.
SIMON OtiOVE <'0.?Liabilities $?i,080: as
sets, $12,403. Harnett II. Kopelman, attor
ney for petitioners.
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
Receivers In bankruptcy appointed yester
day in the United States District C?<irt wer*:
GRAF A CO., 123 Liberty street?Jesse W
Eh rich, receiver; bond. $1,000. Estimated
liabilities, $00,000; assets, $30,000.
JOSEPH MOHKOWITZ, 1035 Southern Roule
vard, Bronx?ilslen Williams, receiver;
bond, $1,000.
ASSIGNMENT*.
DORA GREENBERO (Clinton Bargain
House), 1$,-. Clinton street-Kor benefit of
creditors to Morris N. Bobls, 2W Broad
way,
JUDGMENT* FILM).
The following Judgment* were filed ye*ter
dsy, the first name being that of the debtor:
MANHATTAN.
AJAX AUTO A AERO SHEET
METAL Co., INC.?Automobile
Trade Directory, Jne $4,1! ?<t
AMERICAN UNION LINE., INC.?
Krank B. Hall A Co., !ro 22.7Afl.fifl
SAME?Same 6.M4.II7
A VIS DON A AYEDON COSTUMES.
INC.?I. Kate et si 2,431.03
AMERICAN WEST INDIAN CORP.
?E. It. I'resbrey 707. US
BRILL. Gabriel?Weill Fein berg
t'o., Inc 377.so
BRILL. Gabriel?Same m,i 4c,
BERMAN. Henry E., t Israel
Markowlts!-Reeourcs 11 o I d I n g
Corp LVtt.r*
BIDWELL, <?eo. I! T. Rotella 22B.M
BROPItY, Wlllla-Westchester l.and
Exchange (iRykm
BRAAK. Harry -It. Ilellhrunn 073.P0
CAPITOL AtrTO EXCHANGE. INC.,
and Abraham D. Bofal?L. J.
V ra?ts 271:10
f'llAIT. SabbatO- ft Mertr M7.r.H
COHEN, Leon r,?JH, il. Levy 481 "4
CRANK, Jacob R.. and R. M. Wal
lack *? Co., Inc.?John B. Pell
Co., Inc J0.ni2.-ir.
COHEN. llOfP?K. RoHciiznrlc 540.<i5
DOMINCS. Adolf?Borovsky JYarl
* Diamond, lnr 576.f>2
DOMINUK, Adolf and lreni?Same 1,630.96
DAYTON, PRICB CO., Ltd.?S. J.
Smith A Co., Ino 1,514.23
DRY BOOS, TIEUMANN CO.. INC.
?K. 1,. Trior 021.20
F.VANS. I'aul E.?K. Hollaa 961."
KPSTEIN, Israel?Franco-American
Raklne Co 2S6.38
nuniBR, S. Charles (Kenipe Co.)
N Mlndlln et al 210.42
FRANK. Maurice?H. Mlllens 1.0S1.25
FABRICAUT, Hilda?Bloomlngdale
Piano Co.. Inc 328.28
FOX. Abraham?II. Fox 1,575.70
GRB8HAM. Ell*ha?Wlllla Frank &
Co., Inc 472.85
GOLDREROEIl, Benjamin M.-L.
llauaar 370.5#
fil.RNMORK CONSTRd TION CO..
INC.?William II. Hlfglna and
Simon Hulaky?H. B. Clark 1,101.50
GOTTLIEB. Beaslc?M. Amor 510.70
HYORADB BAKKRY * RBSTAU
RANT. INC.?JaburK Br on.. Inc.. 384.
HAVILAND. J.?H. Outman et al.. ji?3.?
HAMXiYN, Roy C~M. Brln 1.082.M
HORACE G. COOKE. INC., and
llorac# O. Cooke?Mfrs. Trust Co. 1,884.00
hknry c. kblley co.-h.
Honrsv et al., coats 413.33
HKRZFELD, Joaeph, and Samuel
Woloshltaky?C. Raroff 210.6o
HAtJER. Pavld, and Isldor Schwart*
i Maner 4- Schwartz)?P. Kramer. 225.80
INTER, Nathan. and William
Fi omm?Joseph Hollander. Inc.. 062.1#
JONKS, Maria?1?. E. Cook .'b.j-.w
KTIATTTMAN. Samuel ? Toxaway
Tannins <'o 33i.4.i
KLEIN, Frank E. and Loreta-W
WlnbfTK ..
KKVIPKR. Rernard II ?A. Neuman ?'S7.H0
I 1SI?> F Newton- M. 1 'rendergast 1,006.91
LEWIS RICHARD CORP.-Dodd k
VY.-lker. Inc 1.0.11.40
M'KKK Ft'LTON. INC.-American
Tradlnr Co '?ii?1,11
MORANDO, Emanuel?M. Shapiro.. 717.81
NF.STIUI.L. Edw W., and lsldorn
Ki In?K? lnR, Racon *? Henry, Inc. 0,750.07
NORTHERN * WESTERN FI
NANCE * TRADING CORP.?R.
C. Alailo et al PI 1.02
OKR. William A.?M. M. Knollar... 10,122 38
PRITCIIARD, l'rank B.?J. P.
Mueller Co J02..0
PETERS. Susan, and Christina
Klnerson?M. L. Chamberlain 330.41
PORTER. Ftnley R. (Flnley R.
Porter & Co.).?Class Journal Co. 283.03
POPE TRADING CORP.?American
Manganese Mfg. Co 10,433.02
BLA/.INBKY, Thaddsus T.-C.othsm
National Rank, New York 225.03
PB RliM AN, F. Co., Inc.?E. P.
Mesthene A Co., Inc 17,802.80
RUBIN, Louis. and Ma* Horn?L.
Lewek 509.82
RARNER, Morris?N. Hutkoff h
Co.. Inc 401.23
ROSETT, Louis J.?M. Msler 441.80
ROMBERG, Hlgmond ? Frederick
Loaser Co., Inc 004.03
ROTHMAN, Hyman, and Ma*
Frecdson?A'jto Brokerages Co.,
Inc 285.50
S E. T. VALVE * HYDRANT: CO.
?Municipal Journal ft Engineer.. 228
STERN, I.iidwlg A. J. McCrlckard 034.0.1
SKI1 >ERMAN, Jacob, and Frank
Helrlermati-IT. E. Clark 3.001.07
SMITH, Rohert L.?II. F. RawII... J.110.07
8ILVBR8TKIN, Morris-N. Mlndlln
et al..... 442 20
SCHIWOTOHKY, Isldor?Prosperity
Co. liv 300.52
SELF, Bdw O., and I.ararus Ov
slovlteh?'Tribune Lunch Co 367.70
TOMANBLLI, Peter N Dorman . 512.16
TRANSM AR1NB MOTOR CORP.
Class Journal Co 3P4.03
VAAHALO, Frank t.Hcrrlng et al.. 36.1.12
WBINRF.il. Samuel I,. W.Tnr<b. 1,024.40
WOUTBM, Frank G.~ Hollls Press
Inc 480.10
W. II. LITTLEFIED fc CO.. INC.
Luhln Co 557.06
YOCHBL, Isldor or Issy?M. Salt*
man 535.20
BRONX.
Ar t.ION, P. Columbia Casualty Co 1,000.00
PRBNNAN, w. J , and E. IKern
National Surety Co 50.117.60
,TO\ I, C. Ro -kwood * Co 80
MARKOWITZ. P. and A.?Willow
Realty Corp 223.20
MALTRR. .?. A.-M. Ros-nblum... S.714.20
MARTIJCC1. James-W. W. Smith.. 1,174.70
S,'< MF.?Same 1,105.38
flAMIvfame 1,111.118
NICHOLAS. .1.-11. l-evlnn ft al... 405.26
l'KARI.STF.IN, S . and A. Ilabdler
?E. Katiipelniaclier 601.66
NATINFIKI) J1IHi.MB.MTl8.
The first name Is that of tha deiitor: thn
sccnd ttmt of th" creditor and da'e m h> n
Judgment nai filed. .
IRVING
NATIONAL BANK
New York
?wee i?? e 1H? ? i wtstm ... i . i
Statement of Condition, March 10, 7922
T^esources
Cash in Vault and with Federal Reserve Bank $31,340,630.83
Exchanges for Clearing House and due from
other Banks 41,017,932.08
Call Loans, Commercial Paper and Loans elig
ible for Re-discount with Federal Reserve Bank 78,862,455.96
Other Loans and Discounts
$151,221,018.87
11,913,862.42
12,552,341.08
24,200,659.37
35,884,529.64
3,403,521.67
Demand Loans . ?
Due within 30 days ?
Due 30 to 90 days ?
Due 90 to 180 days ?
Due after 180 days
United States Obligations
Short Term Securities #
Other Investments ^ ? . ? ? . ?' ?
Bank Buildings . ?
Customers' Liability for Acceptances by this Bank and its Corre
spondents [anticipated $2,834,970.63] ? . . 0
total resources :
Inabilities
Capital Stock .!????!! I
Surplus and Undivided Profits ? ? ? ? ? I
Discount Collected but not Earned ? ? ? ? .
Reserved for Taxes and Expenses . ? ? ? ? .
Circulating Notes
Acceptances by this Bank and by Correspondents for its Account
[after deducting $684,823.66 held by the Bank] . . ?
Deposits ????????? ?
TOTAL LIABILITIES
?7>954?9i4*i8
4,927,017.05
8,048,388.91
8,772,068.56
575?456.96
13,170,904.20
$274,669,768.74
$12,500,000.00
11,221,265.90
*>326,336.92
852,177.92
2,492,600.00
16,005,874.83
230,271,513.17
$274,669,768.74
IRVING NATIONAL BANK
WOOLWORTH BUILDING, 133 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
LINCOLN OFFICE
42nd St., opp. Grand Central Terminal
MARKET & FULTON OFFICE
81-83 Fulton Street
EIGHTH ST. OFFICE
Broadway and Eighth Street
AETNA OFFICE
92 Wat Broadway
SHERMAN OFFICE
Fifth Avenue and 32nd Street
BROOKLYN OFFICE
3jo Fulton Street, Brooklyn
FLATBUSH OFFICE
Flatbush and Linden Avenues
NEW UTRECHT OFFICE
New Utrecht Avenue & 53rd Street
UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD
Through the United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation
INVITES BIDS
At Private Competitive Sale on
277 Three Cylinder
Triple Expansion
Vertical Marine Engines
19" x 32" * 56"
36"
DESCRIPTION
Reversible "Stephenson" link
motion type, designed to work
at 200 lbs. of steain, which at 96
revolutions p< r minute will in
dicate approxiu ately 1400 horse
power under normal conditions.
Built bjr reputable American
engine builders in accordance
i,c
" ?giT muim mm
with the rules of the American Bureau of Shipping and under the supervision of the surveyors of that
Bureau and Government inspectors.
All are new engines and can be readily boxed for export.
Shipping weight of each engine, including thrust shaft, approximately 150,000 pounds.
The* engines are located in warehouses of the UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD EMERGENCY
FLEET CORPORATION at the following places:
50 Corliss, Wis. 32 Hog Island, Pa. 15 New Orleans, La.
39 Erie, Pa. 30 Tacoma, Wash. 23 St. Johns, Portland, Ore.
44 Wilson Point, South Norwalk, Conn.
Bids are invited on anv or all of these engines
f. o. b. cars at point of shipment and will be sold
without warranty as to their condition, quality
13 Alameda, Calif.
31 Beaumont, Texas
or capacity.
Inspection of these engines can be arranged
by communicating with representatives at the
above locations.
No hid will be considered unless accompanied
by certified check for ten per cent (10%) of the
amount of the bid.
For full information and for complete terms of
sale, communicate with the local icpresentative of
the Material Sales Division at the above ware
house!, or with the Home Office, Washington, D. C.
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids.
Bida will be received at the office of the
UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD EMERGENCY FLEET CORPORATION
WASHINGTON, D. C.
until 12 noon, April 14, 1922. Envalopea ahould be addreaaed to I
LDWARD P. FARLEY, Vice-Preaident in Charge of Salea
and marked "Bid on Sale 101"
MANHATTAN.
MARK. T,oul?. and Mlcliael Marka?
1'. Helpirnhauaer ct *1; 8?pt?mbar
2, tR11 mnrcM) $424.53
SHANNON, Hani?M. H. Walton:
July 20, IBIS 204.07
nyan pARKnit conhtrcction
Co.-R. Chard at al.t 1'abruary 0.
1922 205.2*
OKIKKiTHH. I.?on 11.?O. J. IJrand;
January 17. 1P*.a 1.154.4#
KOCH FTTRfOTURW CORP.-L. Kp- .
ulrln : rxM-enihfr 27, 1921 1,841.24
t.Al'HKNTlinCHT. George?A. LU
kin: May 2(1. 1031 *11.01
OOTTKRlfcl> Tlenjamln?J. Weln
atock; January 5, 1021 *17.00
roi-ANn HrniNo co.?k. camp
ball: AuBunt 14, 1020 2,935 20
8NK1HI. Manry N.?A. Confortl;
June 20. 1921 1.765.3*
RllONX.
M. A 3. TRUCKING CO., and r>,
Mark?M. Ruhrar; February 7,
1M2 10.100.0fl
ITtRKIUBNT CONHT. CO.. INC..
Nnlhan and Mnrrla Hopln--J. Hba
plro ut al,; AiiriiM 25, 1021 WW.2I
I.ITI *TOCK AND MKAT PRICKS,
Common to prime uteero, 100 iba..$n ort?$*;
Common to rholr* bulla. 100 n>*.. 4.;.v^ 5.75
Common to cliolre row*, 1f*l Iba,, 1 .."Or? 5.40
Common to prime veal*, 100 lb*... ; non15.no
Common to prime awe*, 100 11>?... 4 r*tii h (10
Common to prime lambn, 100 ItM.. 11.OO&IH.QO i
l,lv?! Iioga, 100 Iba ?. II .mrfrit im |
iMfaand beef, atear aldes.*lb l-'ttltu
City rtreaaad vaala. lh 1Mb ,aj
l'rmaed mutton, In ...... ..14
I >rr*?ed wMhara. lb,. tftfli 10
L'twaed lamb, city, lb .U'J
ITEMS IN DAY'S NEWS
OF FINANCIAL WORLD
Storate Halter? Exchange,
The plan for splitting up the Klectric
Storage Battery Company'* shares was
mado public yesterday In a leter went
by Its management to Its stockholders
and ml I In* Its annual meeting for April
19. The plan Is to exchange Its common
and preferred stocks for Its new shared
on a four for on* basis, giving four
shares of new no par value common
stock for a share of 1100 par value com
mon and four shares of new >25 par
value preferred stook for a $100 par
value preferred share. A targe propor
tion of the common stockholders favor
flip, proposal, according to the letter, and
the exchange can be made on and after
May 15. No transfer of the old share*
will be made after that date or will
dividend^ he paid on them.
Kxtra Prairie OH Dividend.
The Prairie Oil nnd (las Company has
declared an extra dividend of $-1 a share
and Its regular quarterly dividend of
that amount. Both are pays hie on April
29 to Its stock of record on March 31.
f'olamhla Orapknplinae Deposits.
The committee formed to protect the
Interest* of holdera of the Columbia
Uraphophone Manufacturing Camfianya
8 per cent, notea announced ^Wlterday
that 74 per eent. of the notea V.d been
deposited and that othera had been
pledged for depoalt. The remaining 25
per cent, la widely scattered, It was ?aid.
and It la not believed likely that any
concerted action by their holdera would
be poaalble.
Ohio Hody and Blower'a Loaa.
The Ohio Body and Blower Company'a
report ahowa a net loaa of 1658,6(0, after
chargea and Inventory adjustments for
1921, In contrast to a loaa of $.197,33*
In 1920, Ita net sales wer<- $1,63I,4*R
In 1921. Hwalnat ?2.737.2?' In 1920. and
the coat of Ita sales, Inentory adjust
ments, Ac.. $1,(101.397 in 1921. Its selling
?ind general expenses aggregated $321,
639 and interest charges $167,092 In
1921. Ita profit and loaa surplus aa of
December 31 was $909,317.
To Rallri Oenver Reaerve Bank.
Washington. March 14.?The React va
Board has advised the Kansnn City Re
servn Bank that It sees no objection to
the erection of a branch of that hank
In Denver, It was stated to-day at tha
board. The Denver branch. It w*a aaid,
1 probably would cost about $500,000.

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