PUBLIC'S INTEREST

IN COTTON GROWS

fftfttj Speculative Bnyinir Re-

sponsible for m Slump

Advunce.

GOSSIP WALL

Improvingcomparison

WEATHER IS FAVORABLE ' no Particular reason whyshould wish to aell tihln level.phe aiock on the hi break InHaven gradually Into very itrotig

Cotton ve further reflection There was tni It thinay of the bullish which aprlns 'n the middle flftlea The atrangth

t,n gaining headway for t week of New Haven now la due to thla, ,t I. ted at a net if II to 24 of oivnerahlp aa much aa anything elaer.,:iit At times mere ' nn inr ii

"" " runaway nun murisei, mm

had it MX been for mormouf llrptUla-- l

KM b btiytfl f 'he Inst two or three,l,.yj the advance would have proceededMich further.

The technical position of the marketHtml to favor a further ImprovementProfit taking has been on huge scale,nd opinion la on the side of n further

I'onseiiuently moderate reuc,,,, are likely to be srlted as opportunity I ' n'lirura

Thover

MARKET.

MARKET.

BALTIMORE MARKET

STREET.

listen

couplewaa

earnlnsrsnow make

wandevelopmentthe eacrlherl.

company tlit

hold.ruaroOBd

paaaedyeater- -

aentlmentthe change

Pennine

advance

u

Oitporatlon'spuhllahed to-d- a

winof earning

theemmatlng earnings

beingchirged depreciation

weather traTJty favorable pUn , ,.Hnil,v Hou,hlv ,the entire belt an.l the ast ,,, ,r vear

Bolntl to a continual am o, m n ........ .ay the I'nlted Utate, steel flx. chargest urn-- . Numerous , ..tnpl.iliite. nowevet. ,h. on preferred stock andr, pouring in from all or the fP ohl,r,, for deprecation

l prodlCtlOna Of a crop fro,n Ho.ooo.Oon II j.iMiil.duO.,00( bale are circulated larger ma be a little under

At a matter fact no one has a tn(, fl,l0 be recommended hv theIdea a 10 the slae of crop owing I committee thla In

radical reduction In acreage, the rli sit and currentiharactrr of the land out. the year the company failed earn its

l" of fertilizers ami dividend In full, netitnpalrtnri ' In their being about $ l.ooo.ixio

V M) ale the and nie the tL'T.iiic.OUO. respectively. In the thirdtrade are Impressed bullish or current IttartOf ending Heptembet 10

naaa of h wllustl.in a very different tory will tie told There.aim analysis necefsarlly u every reason believe that the earn- -

out value. The chlff thing con- - logs the for any quar-- .

,d now Is that the ' ter In the hlstorv the company.bgillth and that no unwieldy huld'.ngf reach I45.do0.ntin sum of the

controls menace an advance. .net earnings for three-quarte- of theI0M of Southern iot market! i! year will be approximately the

st s-- nnd sale! aie liberal. Texts , tne charge! of the whole yeur aheada report Indications a big ihort f the stock will leaveInterest "pot cotton Heptenibrr p other word!, entire ml earning!shipment ,

' the last the year for theTradi advices are optimistic. on- - , common stocK. anti as tnere no s;an

., rtpoitt further advjncve in Df anv letup corporationarne. with Southern aplnners for eighteen or

holding very also rome the result might easllv b- - 10 per-ar- o

reported although trading e,.nt. or more on the stock for the yearor.'v moderate. in spue or tne lor t'ie nrst six

Futures closed tlrm. months. At present theOin Hlh Low- Clof Prer sto'k appears to earning at the

itif eft est inf close rll, or ovor ;o per annum(Vtnher a M 2 J5 IfS IS J52t! It require a vivid

; ; n.fl 5, S agination s.e that net result bet-

Usee? mis II e 1" 1 11 oifSl t Ti ter year.'II e 11 a 11 ST

; cotton at New York was quiet.J(i points advam-e- . Middling. MOe.

,,uthern mfiketf were unchanged.poiim .ilgher. with New

l.ltc, t!a'.vston 9.90c. SavannahI'.c MOc., Augusta .I5c.and MompaUi 9 3c.

Th. New Orleans

II 10

ft id) I'r C4H1 wereOpen Hit h Low- - Clos-- Prer.ln. eft eft lug m;.

fjetoher TH In In 7 It) nfii la 1" M(I KBecTmbrr in n 10 47 10 17 M ttfltn.ts M m i

Jin lary IDM 1(1 1.J1 10 01 In 1.'. 3'.

The Liverpool market opened eteady.There was a good buflness In spot cot-tp-

with middling I advancei :.. Sales. l.'i.ooO b.nles

PrKsM t UI!rpOi '.osed trtrj steady.Open Huh Iiw- - Clot Prerin est eit. int. eloee.

et Not I si b Kl 5 " '--'

jai. rb s.f cm is vh Jt,Mar Apr M 10 t 06 Wa !1P

i:icv.n A M bidf to Liverpool were:October. lti.tiSe. . Januaty. 1".H I'll, 10 due niake a

it nature oftv pen . to higher.ReooipU nd stocks were

gth etonNf w leansSuvatinahChariestonNorfolkWilmingtonMobile

ileilcr stocks receipts

HnntonMtnipiusAd.' astaIt l.oUlt

Heell'tsI 4UI.M!.'

OH

tie111

317

andLast

1471.15

year

UlSill

:

l were

UK

l.att4.1M

tji)

year

17 311

Einmalnl portre. eipls

dsbeston t.'ts) TJMKe Orleans .. 1.910 10 LW

vprts yesterday.

were:

Il'sif,Pneu

Pfl

n.ary

ccititi

Open-

Imi

market

points

market present

wi.iiih;.

.OH

II

SlnoktI"".

:.7.i7tM.m10.037

seek

IJNhales.

season, bales.ft It 16.171 bales last year.

THE COFFEE

Lastyear

l

:.7T.l

37.'OH

13.11!

Til

thus far this

Good 11 u (Inters at HHttbllriI nder laki'il Prices,

T .e volume of bu. .nes coffeefut.'e- - was small yoatOrday

ii but theie appaarod to goodI" 1 order! slightly under asked1

te Tile advance In Rio exchange onLondon more or leis Influence onIBs Lrsdarf The strength In the Bra-- :

cables also had a goodRto t vi quoted at 41900, and Santos;

.'.$fiiiii. Stock Itlo sh(.wed an1cr of , bags as compared" .. I ptombor 8antos

21,000 bags Sao Paulopostt a total tt.OOO liags, and Jun-- i

t itallodRlO KxcJvange London was ad- -

Vf .'l to lT eg

High Low. Clot- - Prev.est eft. inf. cost.

IfSISI t il5 f 05 .05O'.t.er (.10Ktvftnoff .... .... i..) .. li t.ll t.llI.Str ..!. g.M

R. I 17 6 .94 I ,1prli 3

My , 47 I 43 I IJ 6.41JUtie ... ....Jul) 6.41

THE CHICAGO

rn Sept. I, - Trailing againlhrnted in tuis market. Quaker Oata

niada a further gam ofpoints BS! r Roebuck and Chicago

xlao showed substantialInprtn Union Carl'de and Booth

' ee ofarrad were easier. Swift

Bondad

won

II Am Pan ul

131

Re

demand around 120.iUl( Ti.e summary ;

Oih-- High

sin si.inrcillil .! fnh ... 71

Tool nilK '. .117

' Ml I M

ii in samI) nil Wrl pf.., i

g- parbon I4MIta iSH

Qusker iiattVj.s-- r list.

. Hoebll.'k. ,lltil 't Warner

h listUnion Carbide itnU

BOMPII' ' ' n. Itvs 11 1014J Mel 41

' aerv :.t tIwill 5s K

THE

Rati

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x

nI'll.

:

r,.

f

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atin

to

:;7

set

7S3

II

imi

UVM

Wire

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the

be

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III

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on

tlDt fti

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waa

20

io)

"ii

est. eit ins.

pfIM Ch

i.ni "in

pf ill

i.isIt. IM

id. !"4ssti

I" la

iMoag, Nothingmarket

ivrie Meady. sum- -

lagI ol I4

i. II s Prea s.Tip S'Mi v Ti list li'ti ,.. r a p t

aVOnd Oil a ilt

( e

Ml IN IM

aV .. vjfc

P.

it 14vv I.

lltl K,

all4 Kin Is -

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lsk

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4-

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137H

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llliI

104

estiu

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litM

1314si''B

1IW14,ll"1 ,)tu?!

Sii79IM

13!w.

ill12

lt:s,1111,:vlot

Ml.w157V,

49

r. :

Kept.stock

Power

BOND

Low-estmin. i,

SO

lfei!

tiillBjio.I'OI,M

ita

47c;

?i

II

Last

IIIS

LastyearMM

To

In

4s at

dK

(15

34

644

Low

,old

71i:113

u:ItJVi114

Bi18H4 S

l.l'157V4

7075

0. of In-l-

In HieThe

pjr

ISe

HI

nit

rin.ins

''t10. ,so

111

Hlti

l( V,100

fit,an,

OF

Nr Better.New Haven was one of the atrortgeit

ftoek! on tha Hut. It n..l iharplymid .old within n of poInU of thehlh of tha year. Trading notheavy. Ttht New Haven haveheen eteadlly nndexcellent with those of ayear .ik Flut there really no new

to WMoh the movement Inatock could he The etovk

may he aald to be advanclna; on generalprinciples The haa turnedcoiner, Ita trouhlea are over and there

fold New

handi. heavy srItaa

advance

Steel I a r ti it m.

Clark. Chllda A 4 aav of Hteeltonnage llgurea to be

: "It l fair to expectmat tney to renewed dlacua-elo- n

the current of the con-cern. In the current condition of

activity of plant the matterof ia reasonablysimple, the chief point of uncertainty

In regard to the amount that Isto be off

isf.ue, rP,lulr , Ma to

ddividend the

section tRnnftaround of to Thefreely amount

of clear tothe executive eir the

10 fecund quarter of thethrown to

hc use the ftrred theuuality. quartera andrank of

with thebllltlM preaent

(n,l wirn- - toto be may be greatest

Just temper of Ifthey the

ofThe amount

res of common ThisIn the

quarter ofis

,i, In the busl-rotto- n

neaa months more tofirmly. Print cloth!

strong, Ifiienctt

the time com- -

tnoii hep,r ,Pnt

aJ and does not veryto or

jaTTfJIf the comingJtv

spot11 10

Houston

clcsed

at

points

Or

rjnt'..Ja

market

SI

stocks

U

ft

Clon-ing

sicb-

If7!

l:

shown

lim-ited

likely

So IH I. No.,

Enthuflastlc reiiorts regarding thelarge and profitable business being doneby the I'iftlllers company have neenheard from time to time company

'during July and August wotklng atcapacity on war business at a lime whenunder normal conditions the plant If run j

at 11 loss. The tremendous lmproe-- I

ment In the company's financial stilushas also been dwelt upon. AM this hairaisesl stockholders' hope that theywould be allowed to participate In theearnings In fact Mini Official Intima-tions were received that a dividend was!likely at an early date. It Is now saiJ.however, that 110 divl lend will be de- -dared at the forthcoming meeting. Moteconaerval.ve members of the hoard areagainst such action until they see theirway clear to eetahiish the stock upon a

' regular annual dividend basis.lis no doubt of the company's ability to

the time.tln-r- e5c The - but would only lie the.

effect.

.

If.,

till

II

High

li

70S

aah

the

lead

for

the

for the

for

for

was

There

"1 dividend " Declaration of this kindare nut popular and are generally bad)Hl!cy. The more conservative membersOf the bogfd bellOVf that the money canbo used to better advantage by redeem- -ing a portion of the 5 per cent. Itotidsnnd by Increasma workm caiotal It is

i.ili believed In well informed quarteie that!thlf opinion will prevail w hen the mnt- -

(

IKS

The

ter comes up for official discussion. Thebonds are now se'.l.ug around 16.

CHILE BUYS E0LIAR EXCHANGE

Tsto 4 opprr I ompanles llprnKlnanclal teucles There.

j The Braden Copper Company an.l theChile Copper Company, both of whichhave properties In Chile, have announcedthat tuey will establish financial agenciesIn that country it :s believed that these'agencies will do much to facilitate thedevelopment of dollar exchange !ri Chile.The agencies are to be situated In Val-paraiso, the commercial centre of Chile.;and will be under tne mitiagenieut ofII. Ft. Wugm ., resident director in thatcity.

Ieopold Frederick, trsafUrOf of both ofthe companies, said v.stcrday that anexcellent market for .hillar exchange hadbeen created In 01 lie In the past fewmonths. A large part of the business ofthe companies is now done in dollars

of in sterling drafts, as was the'customary form of settlement. Sevemlfactors have oontri'mted to this end,among them being lower discount iate.itIn New York than in London, the un-- 1

preeedented fall In sterling exchange andthe opening of aOOOimtl in the 1'nltedntglOg by (ierinan batiks tftabllshad In

' I hlle. which have been prevented by the,war from dealing through London

WAtRIWnTOM sent i - The itstemtnl ofre.eit.ts and .lishurtenients of the Treaaurythowti

Sej.l I This mo Fiscal yrReeelnts IS 'Ji '4 :.' ".' I"3 llll.14l.0TIDitbiirtementt I.K6.0ST ll.TM.M4 l5i.l&B.Su7

Surplus I Pit 'I7 ILStisii W.T14.1M

IlefliilTin recelpti from euitoail Seiiiemher

were 147,1 is!",: from lnteri.sl revenue nntinaryto IS'. corporation ttix. I47.t:. and mltet.

Isneous. ItU.ltlNftlonil bank note! re.eived for redemp-

tion. I70M79Tlie cath ittlenient of the ! tilled Statet

Tresturer for September t thnwt;tiENKRAL FI'ND

i;old i oln 046 r i u(iold eertlfleatea S7 ,is S

silver dollars 17. '.4 794- -

Silver oertflcatct T.T9S.SIJ1'nite.l Ststet notes t.ntt, 40

Certmed eheekf on hankf iti oioNational bank notes 3l.6sS.3l3Suhtidlarv tllver minor coin snd

iilver bullion SS.r.oi,oiit'aah I" Tresfury ITI.ttt.oHIn national banks M.1IS.1MAvslltble OXM m Treasury and

bsnkt I44.TI4 SM

Ileduel eiinetit linhilltief 1s:i on

Net balatue in renersl fund 51 ,71RK8ERVB FI ND

(iold coin and bullion Blt,W,0lTRUST rUND,

To redeem outltsll.Ulir (srllH. stet 1,74S 1M I6S

i.raud total cath sftelt 111 Tieusury l.lOO.m.TII

live Btofk Market.THl'HSDAV. Hepttintier I.

neiellitt ol l.eevet Wert it 7 4 lieail. sllror sialism". m

Tht feeling Wat rated ttt.olv.About S3 can of cattle etpected for Fri-day's market. Including the cattle helduvfl Wtdnrjday. I"rete.l iir .'..wat last quotttlnnt or at l:'4,14V,c for

"1 shell s native tidesHtitl'i . ctlvtt were 97 head, lu-- I

lulling' 47 for the market. Very llltltInunlsv for live ctivtt and the few alet,.,,,.. I uere St 1 0 41 1 S SO per 10i Ihlfor ordinary to prime veals (itlisr ealvstiiomlnai Orssssd cslvet ruled quiet at140 I1' '"r elty dressed vrtls and 14 IS

1. fur iiniiitry dressed.Ke elptt of sheep and Iambi were 11

beat Including 4", csrt for the marketPrbet were itesdy for both sheep andIstnliM. C'lllimfifl M gaol shssp sold at

( r.n per 100 lbs medium to primslambs at It 7", a v So. culls st If. IlfIt f0 Ilressed mutton tlnvv st llloper lb sliii hel'-- wethtrs etcttdlugqUOtationti rtrtffOd Ismtit In modorsttJt Miami tt 2 fj 15.

Ktctlptt nf host were l.Sir. head. In-

cluding it bon l hslf a ear for tht ttiatkttKesltng wesk and cnnqsrvwllvs quotationswere ! per 10! the for heavy lulull bog-- , roughs. 1 6 30 4, t 7.1.

ATIS

AT

THE

si,, in .... rl.is InWheal Keellna- - 4 hanHeil.

Home of the large oeratira In thewheat trade took In their shorts yeater.day. There w us buying at Chicago cred-ited to the CMIfgl interests, whlithwas placed at close to 4.000,000 bush-els. It can be stated thatPatton haa :. " ti.'.i his learlsh vtewoas to the waa runted levels nf the listHe contend that Interior millers arehaving somv dlfticul'.y In fecuruig; theirsupplies ami that the winter wtieut cropestimate of hualiels, aa of-ficially given on waa a de-

cided He aays also thatthe aprliu; wheat movement will be caredfor rather easily for many weeks tocome.

There are virlous other authoritiesIn the trade who have coveredtheir shorts, and In instances haveadopted a position on the long side.

Wall Street traders are tohe numbered among these The asset-tlo- n

has been made tltat the winterwheat yield will not reachbushels, and that, due to Its Inferiorquality and Uw

of mills, the surplus of all wheats Inthe United Sta'.s at present Is not muchover bushels.

The undertone during ses-sion was quite strong. Somehouse longs, who Insisted thai the le-ctin QoVf mmfnt report warranted lowerlevels nt this time. quldated and therewas also lie.ir pressurewith the he lge selling under which lossesof one and two cents a bushel occurredThe decline were again heaviest at Win-n'.pe-

It If that Canadianfarmers aregrOSrtra Superior qUSntlSi of .Manitobawheat are about five cents under thebanis of American springs an neatlyIS cents under the price of bard wheatat the Gulf.

All of the markets closed firm, how-ever It was evident that millers were

much gupporl by urgenti)taking cash wheat and fututes againstlarge fluir transactions for domesticand foreign account. A big concernhere Is Ofsdltod w rh having sold aboutI ilo.nnn barrels of Hour very recentlyto tliee.e. s a result of this

of actual wheat, In thespot 10 in:eetnai, ....:. a vet y

a bushel I he in. iterate to heavy stance tine nt two salesshow. rs in several and spring made at 144 a f. o b

tallug effect on values.took about gOO.000 buahtlg

of wheal iticluding a fa.r.t moil tit of durum at DtllUth The useIII the foteign exchange market vasregarded by some export'ere A feature of the foreign news t.nthe emphasis given to the poor start ofthe Argentine crop.

Cam The support camefrom shorts. cons. deration ofthe report failed to alterthe view that the official show.ng wasabout as expected. There were furtherscattered rains in the bell and somewhatlower but no Indication offrost. 4'ountry selling wastaken ao that the list dosed firm A-ttention was attracts. to the heavy

from the fortho week balng estimated atbushels.

' lati Although tlieie wh.. no inipot-tan- lexport buying during the day the

market was ve-- steady. Most of thebuying was has. d on the assertion thatthe ( crop estimate wasnearly bushels utder

of the optimists Themet with country selling, which

was liberal In the aggregate, dftpltt theunsettled weather In the West.

Provisions Values were lowered, dueto In the near ivosltloiis andOn the gib OS IH1 Of support from the out-side trade Not much attention wasgiven to the higher hog list or to theteMirts of a betterment in the cash de-

nial d for meal- - and fats.Chicago prices

WheatI leoeoibei

y

CornSeptemberbl s.nib. rMay

la!"ember

lle.f llltferMsy

I'm K

ftepteniberOctober ...

l.xr.lSein mberO.- -l nhel

RibsHepteniberI., ...h.--

iei

Open

I'91'.

mU.M

i.ii7

inneel

9CI,

7ltle- -i

i(iSt

sMIt SO

I 16I 17

7 IA

6. IS

Ixiweatmibju91

MBmkUS

II MU.M

Na York prices were :

Mil

S MI 07

7 tr.

Open llfhWheat: log eel

September

Clos-ingIlkMw

1IV67

M

MI.0T

7 95

lvwell

fi

!'.

IT-

I 10

1.16

i.o:1.13

Clot

THE

Itsvr fairly Steady Heflned WeakAll DF,

i'irnin,, fwife. . ...morning 56.000 bugs to Warner

i'o ami beileral ntigar iveumngCompany lit 4 4a. the nrternoon20,000 tons raw! were sold to Warner 4IV)., the company and theAmerlcuti Hugar Kcflulng Company at4 II,

Refined sugar market weak allday. Kedetal Sugar quoted 5 .'10 for

prompt shipment. Alllilts quoted 5 .'. Warner

an.l Arhuokle at .'.

Federal price ati 30 outa statement II t they would announcesomething at & o'clock. At this hour,however, that all action wouldlis deferred until the morning Thesugar futures market at the Coffee Bgechaiige opened quiet and closed apoints higher.

Prleee were :

1, tabor.Mnvembari emberJanuaryi i. bruary . .

MarchAprilMsy.......Juns. i. . .

B.B

l.6

lie

gu

7.13

7ni,

was

other

When

High- - Low- riot- - Preveel lug

S 1,1 .1 Ml 1 .1 3 413 i, II 3 4& S

) II 3 33 S 33 l.lj3 20 3 it I 17 I 113.10 1.01 S ol I 07

I I 01S 01 3 63I 09 8 67

I II I 11 I II Ii it s it

i it

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10,

LiwffwrEaaUfTwnM

Vie

Down Town Branchof the

LINCOLN TRUSTCompany

FORMERLY BROADWAY ANDL1SPENARD STREET NOW

LOCATED

346 Broadway

NEW YORK LIFE BUILDING

GRAIN MARKET.

IgfWOII

authentically

659,000.000Wednesday,

overstatement

apparently

Prominent

600.000.0iu

pindigioua requirements

IM,ffM,gMyesterday's

commission

Intermingle

undisputedunderselling Amoiionn

furnishing

absorp-tion premiums

Kxportereyesterday,

encouragingly

principallyOvernight

(Jovernment

temperatures,gradually

Argentina, ihipmentl1,000,000

Joverninent's100,000,000 ex-

pectations

liquidation

leptsmber

SUGAR MARKET.

Pennsylvania

granulatedcompanies'

yesterdayannouncedrepresentntivea

Heptembtr.

July.."....

THE SUN, 1916.

STEEL ORDERS EXCEED

CAPACITY OF MILLS

Record shipment Producer!of Sf met urn I Shape!

Ma kin: Btfla

The flood tide of busincaa In fteella running strong and full. Productionwas never s0 great, shipments ure iec-or-

breaking, an I ordeis ate In excessof caparlty. Some of th- - oversoldmills In both eastern and western a

are unsuccessfully trying toborrow, beg or billets from theirneighbors.

The one new and flfnlflcahl featureis that structure! s.iape 'n iis are i.r -

' duclug round bars In an effort to re- -' Ueve somew hat the tremeniKiut pressure

from manufacturers of war imminentKroin the standpoint of profit this is a

j natural development, aa bars and shapesI for structural purposes will not bringover lL. cents a n.iimil while Mhel:bars command 3 cents a pound or

This Indcat.s that ordinarystructural work rest for a while

fabricator! must meet the manufac-turers for projtctlles in competition forplain steel. In this connection lafound an explanation for the sudden

land sharp falling off fabricated'steel ordorg IB the last week. markedj to the record breaking ealreof the last tixty days.

The Insistent demand for steel forthe manufacture of war munitions was

.reward..! yesterday by the tecutiiig otabout M(0M tons more of blooms sndbillets and some few burs from RaatOrtlmills. A few shipments will be madetills ear on these contracts, but de-

licti ies are mainly reserved for the nrstf. w months of next year. In In-- 1

forging blo ms .tie sell.ng high, tmaiKei ruse one

cetitaunusual tircum- -

f blooms werewinter ton null These

tore of 4,000, 000 mora explosive shellsIIt! money value .f which, when loaded,la between Iff,000,000 an I ITS, 000, 000Bach 1,000,000 shells requires about000 tons sleel

the central West agriculturalmanufacturers, railioad ahopa

and pump manufacturers have takenorders for a.f.0ti,(ioo high explosiveshells and Inquiries are In the market for

,000 tons ,,r billets snd barsrequired The HVdraMlllC PressedCompany Is in tht market for 11,000tons of round bais, half of whichIs COVtr another prospective contractfor 1,600,000 ihraptisl shells; thatIs. In a Mltlon to the contrail previously

f the largest companiesare much ronosmed over the prospectfor the future supply of ferromajigaiiesa

"the magic powder converts IronInto steel," so to speak. Although therewus a large increase In the output of

.domestic fcrrnmangatiese last month tntol al production sli nrei or Januai ywaa only about 1,000 tons sreater thanit waa during the corresponding periodlast while this year's needs aremuch greater Pomestlc ore productionis reiaiiv.lv of small Importance.

In normal times this country la de-pendent almost entirely upon shipmentsof ffrromatiganeaa from Qormuiy ami(.at nritain thf ore comes mainlyf i lt.issla, bul there is also a fair

Prev supply from India that Is availableTh'0 " Of COUraa we have obtained

2 an Inadequate supply from Qreal( Britain. The HethiHiem steel Company

67

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44

of ail.-.,- mi s DonnSCUUn IllToad la fil- -vorsDiy lltuatea, and recently receivedtwo ciiigoes of 1,000 to 6. noo tons ea. tiThe United States Steel Corporation ismanufacturing ferromangansM fromBrailllan urea as grail n.s from the do- -niestic produ i. Tim Pannsvlvanla

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reported

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i. .citing ores obtaltosl fromCuba and from Kruxll and also a smalloutput from Virginia. The Hriiilllanand Virginian ores are controlled byBritish Interests anil the contract forthese ores expires In April Ite.entlvthe British Interests have tried withoutsuccess to back their contract fortha ores previously sold at a premium,but when the oontraot expires it is ex- -

I ted that most of this ore will go toItireat Hritnln Small sales of Britishfsrromxngxnese been made re

Icantly al to ino t n n hiu.mora, subject to the possibility nfirom me.,!,, faisiv I mmm omer sin.., which may

ms ruv eu. . ' niean little or no manganese for theSte.lilV-the

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purchaser Some of the domestic steelcompanies are asking as high as 10or even higher for fet nunaiiganese de-rived from foreign ores Temporarilythan will be an ample supply, but theprobability Is that prices will furtherad van 00 aa the eupply prove! Inade-quate. ft

The Baldwin Locomotive Companywill build twenly-flv- e compound ocC4SIO

lives for the aragoza and AlicanteCompany nf Hpaln The Chi

li ago and North western Railroad Com-pany has virtually closed contracts forthlrt)T"fOUr locomotives The Illinois

central Is In the market for nftvI Mikado locomotives The Norfolk and

fOwjWaglani Is Inquiring for prices forllwenty-rtv- e eng'ms The Illlnnla Central la expected to order 4 000 freightcare. The Chicago ami Northwestern isreported to have closed for 300 auto-mobile cars and la preparing to order1,000 freight earn. Tha Bangor andAroostook is said lo have ordered 100and the Cuba Company 300 freight care.The Huffalo, Rochester and Pittsburghas contracted for steel underfiamea with th Pressed Rtssl Par

Reorganization of International Steam Pump Company

Henry R. WorthingtonAND

Nolly Manufacturing Company.

TO HOLDERg OPFirtt Litn Twtnly-Yft- r Pivt Ptr Cent. Sinking Fund Gold Bond!.Prtltrrtd Stock end Common Slock ol Inicrnttionil Sunn Pump Compiny,Prtlerrcd Stock of Mtnry R. Worthington,at tndPint Mortftit Pivt Per Cent. Bondt of Holly Manuitcturing Company:

Notice it heteby given tint tbe I'ltn and Agreement lor the Reorganization olInttinstiontl Steim Pump tiimptny linrliulitig Henry K. Worlliinglon and HollyMrnultcluring Coinpniv), dtled Aiignm 5, (I5, wliicll hat been speruved sndsdopied by the llondholdett' I'rotective CommlltSf, of which (,'hftlei II Sfbin it.htiimnn. by the Stockholder!' Prolectirt i otntnitttw, of which Lewit L. Cltrke

C t htlrmtn, by the Protective t oiiutiittre rtpretenting I'referred Sloek ol HenryK. Worthiitglon. ol wlnrh Kobett II WoOOWfrd f. I hairnien, snd by the

tonimiltee tepreienting Fief I Muiigage Kie Per lent. Bondt ol HollyManultctaring tompmy, ol which ti Rtrmsnn Klnnlcoti it Chairman, htt beenfpproved tnd idopted by the andtrfigaed, wi,,, have been coiiltOuted a Joint

CammlttM Iheieun.lei. I oiues thereof hive been lodged withL'ompiny pi New Vmk, the llepotittty under the Pltn.

Ilolden o( Fiitl Litn Twenty-Yet- r Five Ptr Cent. Sinking Fund Oold Bondtel Inttrnttiontl Sitsm Pump Comptny, wlm hive nol altenly depottted theirbondt with tnd Uondholdert' rtutectivr ( emmlllet and who deiirf to otrticipiteIn tsid l'ltn tnd Agtcenient ol Reotgtinilinn tnd tj hecume entitled lo ittbenenii. mutt deposit their bond on or btlorf September IJ, 1IS, In negotisblefotm (tnd, il coupon bondt, betrlng the iteptember I, 1914, tnd ill titbleqitentcoupons with tlie Depotnary ol .aid Proie, me . Minnttee. Outrintir Trutt Com-ptny ol New York, No. 140 TUoadwav, New York City, or st itt oflice in London,or with one ol its follow ins aatntti St. Louis I'nfon Trutt Comptny, ol 111

Lotus, Mo., I nmmnnwetlth Trim ( nmptnv, ol Hut mi. Matt , Attocittie ( ta, olAmfterdam, Holland, or Ahtientefellfchtli Leu , Co., oi turleh, Awttnrland.

Holdert ol Prelerrtd or Common Slock ot Inttrnttiontl Steam Pump Com-ptny, who hive nol alretdy deposited ttlftl stock will, taid Slockholdei t' Pro-tective Committee tnd alio desire to partlclnstf In said Pltn and Agreement nfRenrganirttion tnd to become cntilleil lo n. benefitf, must deposit theit certifi-cates M slock In nesntithle form on 01 before September IJ, 1115. with ColumbitTrutt Comptny, isi Broadway, New York I ity, the Depotilny ol taid Stockholder!'Protective f oinmi'tee.

Holdtrs of Prtltrrtd Slock ol Henry R, Worthington whn have not llreldydeposited their ttork with the shove Protect! vl i ommTttef repienting slid

Stock, tnd who detite to participate in laid Plan nnd Agreement ol Reorgtnlrttion tnd In become entitled In itt benefit-- , m"t de...itt their certificttet otttoi-- in negotuhle Inrnt on ot before Septembei IJ, 1911, with Frtnklin TruttComptny. the llcpotittry of tsid Protective Committee, tl itt office tt 46 WillStreet. New York l Ity, nr it M Montague Street ol 160 Knltnn Stteet, Brooklyn.

Holder! of Firtt Mortgigc Five Per Cent. Bondt of Holly MtniiftcluringComptny, who iletre to participate In laid I'Un and Agreement of Rem giniiltion

nd to become entitled to it! Isjnefiti. mutl dfpoilt their bondt on Of helore Sep-tember IJ, I'HS, In negotuhle form and lo-.- hf Julv I, I'd, tnd til lubte-quen- t

coupons, with Btnktrt Trut Comptnv, It Wall Street, New York City, o'Commonwetlth Trutl Compiny ( B.(Til. N. Y . the depotittriet ol liie ibovtProtective Committee reprefentlns and I. u

For til hondt tnd share- - of stock .let. ..sited In iccordance with thit notice,trtniferahie certificttet of de; out will be iss.n-- h. or on behtlf ol the proper He-paotiary

Holder! ol tiid bonds ol International Stele, Pump f'ompitiv led ol HollyMinuftcturing (ompany and of ,,. ttock .,( lnternatinn.d Steim Pump Com-ptny tnd of Henry R. Woitlnngton wh., haef nol ulietilv deposited the tamewith the Piotective Committee ilnoe mentioned formed lo receive surli tecuritie!.tnd who do not deposit the time as permitted by tins notice, thill have no rightto participtte under the I'ltn md Agieenient ..( Reorgiiiirllion. Depoiitl will hereceived titer September IJ, I95, on.v oc lucll trim! tnd condition! as iliall beimpoied hv the .le nt Reorganization Committee.

Hated, New York, AuguM 14, 1915.CHARLES H SARIN. Chihmin.LFWIS L CLARKE.THOMAS P. GANNETT.L T HAGGIN.GFORCE O HENRY.PERCY IACKSON.R WALTER LEIGH.II I de LANOY MEIJER.ALLEN T. WEST.

Joint Reorgtni'iiion CommitteeCtAVV"1 ft HFMnr.RSON, CounMl Inr CommitteeARTIIl'K I HATCH I n.

Secrettrr, I to Brotlw.iy, New Y'ork.

The undersigned I otmr.ittee.Aufatt lit. 1'14, of

otislitLited idei the Aereemeeutlie piuieitiun ol the First Lien Twenty-Yet- r Five Per Cent.

Sinking Fund Gold Bondt ol lntrrnationtl Steam Pump Compiny, list approved andtJupted the Pltn ami Agreement of Rc rgtn istioti mentioufo in i lie (orcgumgnotice, tnd htt tiled a espy ihcreol with tiuaranil Trust I omptny ol New iotk,its I'r, ..ia . llol.lei! ot' Cfrtificatei ol depoail of said llepositary for hondt oftnd issue drpolilcd under the abuie llep.,;. Agreement thill tontlativviy bedeemed to bar! assented lo the Mid Plan ami igreement ol Reorganization unlett,on ot lielure Sepiembet 1... lOlS, lliey fhsll witliTriw the bunds rcptcacuted therebyIroin tlie above liepotit Agrtomtat in a,, ..lance with the proviiioti! ihereol, byiiittendertng to the Dipoaitary their eertlncatefl ul depotit in negoliible lutm mdby paying to the Depositary therev.ilh tile nm ol .1 per ll.l'UU depotited bond,winch fata hit been hied by the Committee it i lair contribution tuwatds ittcomposition and expentet.

listed. New York. August 14, 1915CHARLES H SABIN. Cha man.THOMAS B GANNETT,GEORGL O. HENRY,R WALTER LEIGH.H de LANOY MEIJER.ALLEN T. WEST.

Committee.CKAVATH & HKMiKRsuN. i oumel for Committee.ARTHUR 11 HATt III K. e,rettt., 14 Broadway, New YorkGt A BANT V TRl sT COMPANY 01 NEW VUBK, 14U llioadwiy. New York,

Uepositli y.

1 he undertigned ( ommitlee conftituted under the Depotit AgreementSeptember 15. lyu, for the protectlee ci tlie Preferred ind Common Stock ol

Stettn Pump Compiny has approved flstl adopted the Plan toil Ag.ee- -

metit of Ueurgtntritioii mentioned Ul the toregi.tng notice, and has dotsafitad asigned original tlieteot with Cotuatbia us: Company, itt Dtwsitft y llol.lnt olcenihvale ot deposit ot tsid LstpOfilirv loi itocll .leps-ISs- I uta.er t .e abose 'epotii Agreement shall be roncluwvely held to i.a.e ,,tssstr.; te md ratified aidI'ltn tnd Agreemgnt U Siett or io September If, I VI 5. they thill hie withtlid Drposilaf) wiittet uoti.e ol tneir dissent tnd of their wiC.dttwal irom laidPlan and Agreement mil lhall wuhdrtw tne certificates of ttn.k tepiesented trytheir respective iertillc!tet ot deposit in tcvor lai.cr with the proetoiont of ArticleFourth of itid in Agreettient, by turrendering m sai l nepstailary their

ol det.osi! iii negoliable fo.ni, ami iiv paying to said Depostttry therewiththe turn ol hlty (car cents 54c. upon ea.li ol piefetted stock, tnd twenty-iee-

cents f Jc upon enh sliate of mon stock to withdiasn, which saidlumt hive been fixed by the I otnmlttM .,s tha pi ra.a hj.e of tlie ohligttiont.captntet snd compensation oi the (. otunuttee a- - audited b said Depositiry.

Dited. New York, AugaM 14. 1915.LEWIS L CLARKE. Chilrmin.WII.LARD V KING.L T HAGGIN.ALBERT N PARLIN.OTTO M A KX,

CommitteeCl ORi'.r E WARREN, Seere't'v ol Committee, 60 Broidwsy. New Yoik City.C"I.I Mill 1 Rl -- T COMPANY, epotitai 60 Broadway, New Yoik City.ALEXANUUK & CRliBN, Countel, 1 JO Broidwty, New Yoik Ctiy.

The undersigned t on free ronftituted lindei thf Deposit Agreement dttedOctober II, 1014. lot Hie protei f the Preferred Stock of Henrv R Worthing-ton has ipproied and fdopied the Pltn tnd Agreement ol Reorganiittion mentionedn the loregoing notice ano hat depotited 'he tame siih Franklin Trutl Comptny, inDcpotit.ii. Holders of certificates ol deposit of tnd Depositary for snd PreferredStock deposited under the those Dep. nit gternn r t lha'1 cnrlusivelv be deemedto h.ve sssented la the md Pi!! and Agrafmgnt, unless on ol Isetore September IJ.1015, the shell file with tfld flepotitary notice of their diiffnl therelromnd oi their df!ire In wlth btw from fhe above Dtpotll IgrttmOnt. I'poa filing

of tu. h notice thev mav withdraw Ihf st.., k tr,- Cie i certificate! otdeposit Irom laid Deposit Agreement in tcCordtnCf with the provisions thereof,by surrendering lo said DepoMtatv t'leu certificglef ot deposit in neg, ruble fotmin. I by paying lo as i Depotltl I Iherewiih fhe sum nl l C1 lor everv depotitedthere 'ol ttork. whn It urn has been de'e ned by the Committee is the pro rtlathtre. ptvthle by encli depotitoi. ol the ohllgftiopf, expenses tnd compentttionof the Comirtttee. Atte!!n.ens ilietdy r.sid n the call of the Committee willbe credited on thit tniount. Depositors who as.r-i- t to the Plan, tnd who hivepaid their lltetlmtntl tltetdv ct'led loi by 'he Committee, will be refunded theimount of their issessnienti at the lime whfO they teceive their new tecurilietismed undei the Pltn.

Dlted, New York, Anient 14. ItPOHFRT B WOODWARD. Chtirmin.TON ATI I A N "t'LKLEY.Percy iacksoiwilliam a perry.a1.ix w stanley,hose a webster.

Committee.CT1R TNI! niUMINC.lt M. V" Msi'en line Neve Yo--

FRANKLIN TR' st COMPANY, Depoeltfry, 4 Wall Street. New York.left Monttg ie Sireet. Brookbn. 566 Fulton treet. Brooklyn

The Wabash PittsburghTerminal Railway Company

The Reorganisation Committee gnno '

that spproxlmsie.v '. .nc ."M ..f Pondshsvt paid the first liiatalin.-n- nf theamounts payable under Hit Plan andAgreement dated Jlini II, till. To meetthe convenience of holder! of tht bond6 orrertlfh'stet of dOgsall representing Ihttaint, many of which are htid lu Europe,

snd In rtiponte to a number ..f raqufftf,tht (Nvninilttet haa ettended the tlms forpaymtnl of thi flm amount! payablian. ter tne Pltn gad Agreement. Withoutpenally, until tht el Off of huilnesa on

i i'ii Miti it ts, una. Paymanti ihouldlit made to Ctntral Trust Catltpany of NfW

York, st In omre. 64 Wall Htrest. New

York ally, and ofrtlflaatet of dtpotll ihouldbe preeenied for proper notation at thtdine of making paymtnta Tht Committeetttrvtt tht right without further notice

to eirry through iht 1'lan or any amendmint Ibtrtof tolely for the benent of theholders of rerlincattl of degOfll rtpretent-ing bonda In raspaot of which the nm

ihall b been pal l prior to thedsie kforfsald,

Dated, New York, gepttmber I, till.J. Bi VI'AI.I.ICE. Chairman;liOKlKiN A Hill ITT.HAHRY BBONNRB,JAMES C. CHAPLIN,HALEY I Mil.I l.tltKM e. Is HARPER.WILLIAM R. BIOHOUHJNiHll II Villi Nl'TKtl.MKIUN II. WH.iri.KH,ANA tt. WIMi.

Reorganltalloa Ciimmlttee.

IIIV1IIKMM4 AMI INTF.HK.'sT.

Wst (i lOMI'A.NV.A no itul.ltnd tt iwo and one- -

halt Per Cent, has liean dsclsrttdon the stock nf ANHs'O COM PA NT, piy-abl- t

OcKsher lit. 111:., to Mtockhnldel s ofrsoord. Mepteinbsr l.MJt, 111! Tht trant-fs- r

hrvoki will be oloted al tht cifllcs of tht("onipsaiy, tl Broirtwsy. Nsw Yark t'll)st three o aim's P M, Heptembtr l.'.lhirit, ana win bttill. A

fpi.pet.ed (Ictrtbel iflaA V f I'TK -

let'Otit dlted

dtted

DIYIUBMIts AND IMIIIIT

hi iaA

11VIN l ITY KAI'lll IRANwIT COMPANY.Tht Hoard of lure. tort l.avt dtcisre.l a

regular .luarttrlv dltfiuend of out sndthreefourthl per rtnt B cv, i upon thePrefen. I snd one snd onn lia.f per rent

'., upon the Common Capital Htra k ofthis t'oinpanv. paabls Ootobar in. Ills, tolockhi.lile re of record at the dost of bual

neaa geptsmber itll.Dividend rhtckf Will be mailed by The

sSrmtrs' IjOsh and Trust reinpany, Tramter .tget.ti. soa. William street. NstrV..tk City, tsi ttockholdert who htvt rtledmstllni orders

A M ROBBRTgON,New York. Heptembtr Srd, IllsAMERICAN CAN COMPANY.A qurtrly (Hvtdtlltt nf ont an thn-

I'iH''- - pir CM I liRan tit--n lf( l.i i ftl Upontnt Priiirrid sltook M Utlf Compsiiiir, ptfthlii OotoMr .it. to BtorklisMdari otriMi.nl ul t he elOtfl f tniln-s- ' t

lthi 1 til S TrMiifr Booki ronttitnopen i'h''ik Tmitifti.

It. II. Imiiioii, Sr. reiary A Treamirer.

mkku A BANK NOTR rOP.NV,A nf Ollfl oni hiilf prr fu

an i'h PrfrMd Vtook for Iht qiMrtfml nk .) nil. U.ib bn li

i In riil pftyttibll (WtOMf t. ltKi. tolinl'lafm tf t th OlOflf of ih.ihMs. Itim1i.r Uih. 191 Tht Ptooti trunaf-- T

h H III nM li i liiBrtlh DAN FORTH crtrr,

N V 'lk, Rth. ltl

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NM1 11IIIK I'KINNir (IIMI ANY,'iti ttriHsduay.

Nes York. Auaust 2t. lttidfttlari

.In lend of II mi per share hat been.1 mi the capital e't.Hk sf tin CJuin.... ..!.' kl.ee I .. ,11 ,.. s.

halderf t( rsosrd tl 'he clost of butlnemsntembef s'. mil.

All eommnnlcs.tlonfl s pairnentor chfangf of ,,, litreaa should fit sent to tlieullderalsnea not Ister than October 4. 1111'

IKOItUB I'llKfErtltU'. Heerstary.

Mil I'll POBTO Klt'll NK1.IH KIMMNV.Alllust II. itlii

Tlie ri .ard of tilre- - tont hsvt thit day dt-- r

tared uuarterly dlvldendl of ejj on Pre-ferred itoei end Its n CORMMOn Htts-k-

also all eatrw dl.lrtenfl of IfL on foinmonstock, sll payable (sotoher 1. till, to stock-holders of reas.rd September II. I a I a

P. A. Illl.l.INiillAM. Hsk-'t- .

Mil, MA OOPPBB OMPANY.A qilartetly dividend of fifty oentt ptr

share iias been declared on the stock ,fthli CVmpsny. payable September iflth.tiiir,. lo ttochbishleri of rtcard st the rlose,.r bustnetH on ftepttsmbssr 14th, till.

tl KN it Y K UOUiiB. TreasursrHepl Jlh, mil

BANK gTATKMBNTg.

REPORT OP THi?0)NDlTION OF THK

FIRST NATIONAL BANK,!t New York. In the state of Now York. I

REBOtTRCKg.lawns snd dts--

niunta ajS.AOl. 406.70Acceptance! o f

other bank! dis-counted 3.S.0S .020 10

Total loans gSS.0.18.334.80tl. g. bonds de-

posited to securecirculation 'parvalue) Ul.077.000 00

V. n. bondspledged Ul se-cure if, a,, de-posits (parvalue 1.000.00

V. a. Isinda ownedand unpledged 40.420 00

Total V, ft. tsnndeSecurities other

than C S bonds(not Includingtlockti ownedunpledged g.M .316.610.24

Total bonds, securities, etc

loHock rifEederalReserveBank tl..100.000

Lewsamountunpaid 710 000

All other alnckt.Including pre-mium on tame

of banktns house

T.'.oonono

Ig.gOO On

Net amount due from EederalReserve Hank

Net stnotint due from banks sndbankers

Kichansea for cleafin! hiniseother ehecka on tisnks In the

same city or town as reportingbank

Outside checkssnd otherrath Items gftS MS 7ft

Fractional cur-rency, nlrkelt.sod cents 1.117 40

Notes of other national hank!Lawful money reserve In bsnk

Totsl coin snd certificate!Legal-tende- note!

Redemption fundwith C S Trest-urer not morethan I per cent,on clrculatlonl t213 810 00

Due from C. R.Treasure . 73. !i 7 74

Customers' liability under let-ters of Credit

2ft

32.1

327

tl2.007..160 47 Totsl

....

.1H

HtsteofNewYork.tountyofNewYork.fi:I r I. President the soove-nsm- ed do swear thst

ttsteinent Is tme my knowledge ind F Pretldent.nubscrlhisd snd sworn to ms Oth day Peptembee g4

t'orract Attest: Al lo tA. C. .A IIEI'IU'HN. i NewH M. ,

The Second National BankTHE NEW YORK

Fifth Ave. and 28th Street

Loan. Discounts

STATEMENT CONDITIONSeptember 2.

RESOURCES.& In- -

United statts Bonds aiother Securltict to

Circulationml ..I States Deposit!

Customers' Liability un-

der Letters of CreditBanking HouseDue from Bankt . ...

Hedeniptlon FundDue l ulled. States

Treasurer ........ ... .

Reserve In Federal Re-

serve BankCash It F.tchanges for

Clearing House

llsuutil.enrirJ. il ran

Itoberl

10.303 468.21

12.4.646

sia

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24

t nmi o1 (HI

8064

36.804

04.7111 1003 00

M,9M,S0g "O(S3

87.740.000 00

Totsl I

llxvve

Se-

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from

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23

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John W. AilkenA.

H. Blanrhard DominirkA. Munscy

Edward H. HeaaleeDviight S. Kit hard son

llanlellludnisii Ciritesra

KllodetFrederick nnyder

Toltnd

8.1H.420

6I.3I6.S10

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.a26.no2

253.6.11

forCirculation 667,1407Deposl's I3.77S.2U.ytutad mis.ooo.oo

LiabilitictLIHS.'I.V)

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the Norfolk and Westernwill held at the Oltlot

the in the city viron the 14th day Oc-

tober, n A M (olure lo e'e. t tudltort

tlie boo and the tomi.aliy for the fiscal year, to tht

report f 'r the ysarand

al- action the tetIn t in thtof the and to

us may befort themeet Ins

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thla will DIM15. .M. by th-u-

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capital and

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for

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lasts currentpenans.and ftlS.OO! 33

smount onsnd In

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213.100 00

Due to hanks snd hankersunpaid

ro 23of

due Inless 30

I8ft.33 03Certified check! 1 ..'10.1.723 73

checks2.203.3(13

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days, or tubject to ormore notice)

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for tsmeletters of credit

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HINE of theto the best of t, MINE.

before this ofJOHN II

JAM Eg, Notary I'lil.llcounty.

OF OF

OF1915

act

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Stock21.0410

rami! j.jo.s, ..t"(i

785.000Htatas Bond Aoc'i

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HANK VTt.1lBANK

Hanoi

v KUiVr'.ts, of llosrdWU me II. tigirirn

M.oti- - bitliier Joseph Hainr.Jobo l.rlhbel llaiidolplil.eorae Ksdden Morris It. fUn

H. Iteeses, Jr. tilbiir 1. MotionNni. H. Frailer. Win. Jaj I inner

as of 2, 1915

Loans and

under LettersCredit

Due from Banksfor Clear-

ing HouseCash and Reserve.

JIIWIPH WATNBslUMIIlll'll

HFKfsltUM.l.

THF. BA"'WAV

Treasurer.Pittsburgh. September

Fir!' Hortgagt Ilon.1t of thla Companyltl.tt.M btan iimri'icbased glnklng Ootonir

Itll, from lowest hidesieel Interest

must beM.esrs IVInslnwr. Lanier cxn-isanv-

York City, before three clockI' Thuradai. gepleinhtr 10, Ilia

MeKNIOHT,

KLKCTIONH MBBTINUg,

NIIHF41I.H WKSTKKNThe Annual Meetlna of lr., kboldsrt

of Unas) Offtt'pane he principal of

Company of Roanok,Kinla Thursdsy, ul

litis, at 10 dock elect,in, Indspendetit to

audit 111 sciuuitta ofconsider

of the tMrootorien. ter! June K'th. lit.',. 10 ratify approve of llirertors forth

tuck annual repo: tnd nilsuteCompany, linisfma.t audi olhei

busltiesa properly 00 nilStis-- Transfer Hooka bt el.iaesl

o'clock eiinessday. September:nth. Itll, tad raopsiiesl cios--

litis 1Mb.By order ol ol Dlreotors

Al.DEN. tseoretary.

llnr.lrn ..ntlrn-r- .l Milk niaUijANXVAli MKKTINvi

of Comptny OH M'pt....i'rtlih. t ll:t ontr of

PlrtoUirB, th nfOf HtOrkhulJiTM t.f

lft Orioir 20th,Kxi'hiiniro PI riiy. N

flat.l.'U t 10:00

SHOVR Trtmaurer

STATF.ItrNTa.

close ol business SeptemberLIABILITIES.

Capital paid

Rurplut fund lo.tssj.ooo

Total surplusUndivided

gn.873,4gr.63Reserved

taies:311.362.72

Risksdepreciation-

OOO

Interest,tales paid

g.ggg.gtO.M

Circulating notes g.0TT"M.MLews

hindTreasury re-demption intransit

DividendsDemand

do--straits subject

cherk 800.322.84:1Certificates

depositthan

days

Csshlcr'souistandln!

Histrssii

Total depositsTime deposlti ipsyahle after 80

.'in dstt

nirnlihlng rollats-ra- l security

81

bsnk. solemnlybelief

II. Directors. lorkEAHNE8TOCK.

CITY

Capital 11,000,000 ("jlti(lii(cd

Besirve 2l.44lw.ii7

2n.27H.03 Ul

Pretldeill

pros.aals

Trtaturer.

DIRECTORSPercy RockefellerWilliam SimoiiMin

SinclairIxiuia M. StnrrJames Slillm.mI'erry S. Straus

of

ia

gtn.ooo

IH1LAIIKLPHIA STATEMF.NTM. PHILADELPHIA

The Girard National BankPHILADELPHIA

D1RECTOHS

Newbold

tiaiiFrancis

Statement Sept.RESOURCES

Invett-imnt- i

$38.695,450.3

Customers' Liability

230.650.006.658.159.51

Exchange2.152.758.02

J2.938.534.20

$60,675,552.04

,IKKIJNVlMF1.NVNAI'

deposits-Individua-

laUBlUTIBt.

and Net

n.imo.oo

.161.47

LIABILITIES$2,000,000.00Capital..

SurpljBProfits

Circulation

Letters Credit Is-

sued Customers

Depositi

12.1.000.000

tO.6t4.4CM

tit.fgg.tta.tfi

4.697.148.43

,084.000.00

230.650.00

52.6o3.733.61

$60,675,552.04I'll till KM M ggRTON, I ashler.A. W. I'll KFIIKII. Assistant 4 ashler., hi ii r. tun v r,

Isslstanl I usliler

Expansion on theCONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE

IMMEDIATE REPORTS

Odd lot trader apprenate the im-

mediate reports by broktrt on theConsolidated Elchange. At thit nthe original odd lot matket. the"board lot" being 10 sliarri. thereis no deity. A limited number ol

teats it ji.000. A gnat opportu-

nity for odd lot commission houiei.The requneiiients tre unexceptionalrelerences as lo businrss standingand character and reasonable , pi I si

SECRETARY 36 BavrfttrtTo till' Hold, Ilf

A MKKICAN WKlTIXti I VI KK COMPANYI M in t Kita: hlllklllK I illitl I olil Itondi.

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Bi'ii 14 ' wit) roclvo4 Itv th Ol.lColony Trt.git Contponyi Truiti It courtM rf ft. Botlon MsstMOOhtMOltl until noonif Tutiiy. .fptfmhiT I. 111'.. at wl.U--Kii.m thy will pnt rlfht larmrvf'ti tn rcjffi guy an. I h!1 offfrti

on ocropltt l"rula will t'faaa l

hnpiMtllbMi 1". iillOIsP CUI.ON Y 1 Itrs r COM PANT. Trtnataa.

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tapit mb r i. uu.

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