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JANUARY 9, 1918"
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-
-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY,
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to your consideration
for first of the year
investment.
Sand for the
January List
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TheNatkmalCity
Company
1421 Chestnut St, Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Bolton
Sin Francisco
Pittsburgh
Pviit SUtl Ttrm Ntta Actt&mrxtt
Many of Those Who Put Out Short Lines on
New York Exchange Yesterday Are
Good Purchasers Today
NEW YOItK. Jan. 9.
There wore plenty of indications In tills morning's stock market trad
Ins that security values have been stabilized and that the situation gen
erally Is favorable to the long side. There was continued short selling,
chiefly by Iho Wall street crowd that continued to work for a reaction,
iut the Bales from this source were absorbed without trouble and many
of those who had put not short lines yesterday were nmong the most
urgent buyers today.
A feature of the trading was another violent advance In American
Tobacco, which rose nearly 10 points to 165, bringing Its price back tu
above the level prevailing when It was first proposed to Issue new stock.
The Mexican stocks wero nctlve and strong also, with buying of those
Issues based to an extent on a confident belief that operations of American-owned
properties over the border will be protected to tho full extent
from now on.
Mexican Petroleum, in which there has been constant accumulation
for somo time, made an advanco of 4 points to 84tJ, and American Smell
ing moved up 1H, crossing 79.
There was heavy trading In United Ftates Steel common all through
tho forenoon, that stock showing a gain nf ti, with sales at 95. Beth
lehem Steel "II" advanced 1 to S0V4, and other steel Industrials made
gains of from 1 to 2 points.
Heading and Union Pacific wero tho most prominent features In the
railway group, both making good gains. Tho Marine Issues wero alio
uctivc and strong, with Atlantic Gulf nnd West Indies moving up 3
point sto 101, and Marino preferred advancing S points to S854.
Liberty Bonds were steady, without special change In prices.
-iuka uoia Aiincs.
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Am Ci.r4.Kdr
1 Am International ...
Am Cotton Oil
Am Hide l pf .
Am Uiu-M
Am Locomotlrc
Am Smell .t. Hef
AmSraetAItcfrf ..
Am Sumatra Tob ...
Anthte- Koundri .
1 Am Suwr IWInlmf. .
AmTclATc
Am Tobaccj
Am Woo en
Am Woolen pf . . . .
Am Writing Ppf. .
Am Zinc Lis
Anaconda Cop.ier. ,
AtchTopA.SK
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Atlantic Gulf &V I.
I DaldalnLoco
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Baltimore &. Ohio pf.
I Hethlchrm Steel.. ..
t Beth S Class Inc..
iBethSpfsubrfp. .
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Burns Brother
Butte & Superior...
Cal Petroleum
Canadian Pacific... ,
Centra Leather
Cerrode Pasco..
Chandler Motor. . ..
Chesapeake & Ohio.
Chi Mil .. t Paul ..
Chi Mil & St P pf. .
Chllt I. Paste...
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COTTON IS STEADY 'COVERING IN OATS
ON TRADE BUYING
Chile Copper. .
Chlno Copper .
Co orado Fuel & I .
ConsjKlas ..
Continental Can .
Corn Prod lief
BRINGS FIRMNESS pwjjodiwpr ,
Cuba Cane Sugar pf
Crucible Steel .
Cub! Cane Sjcar
Bearish Ginning Figures Are Cash Situation Easier, With "- Hudson"
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' Only the Rtocks of proven OIL pro
ducers, honeitly managed, ably conducts
&nd pa inr dl vldrnda rmiU rl . should
chfcn for Inveatment at thla time.
RARNETT OIL & GAS CO.
U on of the leadlnr Independent (dlvl
, dend) paying oil companies.
raid 13 In Dividend Lal Year
Active dally market on the New York
Curb
For full and detailed Information
E. H. CLARKE, INC.
Morton It. Aleund.r
Stock Eirhance Iltdr.. t'lills., r.
I'liono Ills Mprace
27 William Ht.. New York
NKWAIiK, N. J.
War-Savings
Stamps
pay you the amount you invest,
'at the end of S years. wi4h 49i
interest, compounded every 3
months. You can buy the
stamps here or almost any
"' where.
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COTTON1 HELT rK.Tllint CONDITION
NEW OKK. Jan. 0. Tho follolnB
I.Diporalurn. wrro recorded In tho cot
ton belt thl mornlnfl
Aalirtllle and Oklahoma Cltr. 2: Knox
Tllle. SDl Nn.htlllo onil lllrmlnaham. 3(l
AuiUHtn. Atlanta. Wllmlnctnn, l.lttlo
Ilock, JleniphU und Macon, 3il Savan
nah nml Fort Mmllh. Sli lckhnrr.
. Tliomaltle nnd t harleton. 30l .Nlireie
1 iHirl, 38i Jackonllle. 4(1) Hun Antonio.
New Orlrnna nml Montsomerr. 45 TlirnlM.
Mobile and I,rnncola. 46i (luhe-lon. JOl
Connl ClirUtl. tt'ij
NBW YOUK. Jan. S
At Hie cotton market openlne bearish
iBlnnlne tliturcs were oftset !' acthn
lUveniool buying, no that first prices
were 6 to 18 points higher, but soon
I after tho start they were effective Irt
causing a break of about 12 to 13
points.
There was also some selling by room
(traders on tho appearance of a low ba
i romctcr over western Texas, but this
, was absorbed by renewed trade buylni;,
and tho market at the end of th call
'was steady.
! Tho receipts at the ports for the day
are estimated at 25,000 bales, against
10,701 bales a week ago, 20,340 bales a
year ago nnd 22,iC" bales two years
ago.
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SI.2J 31 33 31.(17 Bl.lll .11.111
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Exporters Apparently With
drawn Corn Quiet
CHAIN HELT WRATH Mt I'OKI'CAST
CIIICAUI). Jan. 0. llllnol Increavlnc
c!ou,lliieN followeil br .now late tonlcht
or Thurhdar. continued cold.
.MNourl nnd Iowa Snow late tonlcht
nnd lh-trMlar, continued rotd.
WUcoiikIiv (ienernlly fair tonlehtt
ThnrMiar Tirobably .now. continued cold.
Mlnncota l!enernll fair In north,
prnlmblv .now In .otil'i tonliclit and Thur.
dat colder Th-in-das in nnrthiet.
North IHkota Oenerally fair tonight
and Thnrdil colrter Thundi und In
northi--et tonlEht.
Sooth IknUntt rrobnbtr itnmv tonlcht.
foMnued h riearlnir ThurMlaii colder
Thtirdi und In uet tonbehtt told miir
In "lhwei.t.
N'ehrni.k.1 now tonlcht nnd ThnrMlay,
lo'd !. l- p lunlchtl older in wewl
nti'l central Th-irodu.
I'iiiim snw t-nlcht nnd Thiir-utny,
coMer In wet tonlchti colder Thurdjj
cold iiie In wet.
tnntanu u.Vrerlir fair tonlrht and
Thrdiv, cn'drr tonlcht.
IllPin'nr "ih" t-nl-M, lt"- cohl untei
Th"riti renernllr fair In north follnuetl
by imu In Boutin colder In cant nnd
.until,
January
'March ..
'May ...
July ....
October
Spot ...
Suggestions How
to Invest
Send for Circular L 143
A. B. LEACH & CO.
115 South 4th St
Paris Bourse Irregular
PARIS, Jan. 9. The Bourse vas
Irregular today.
BANK CLEARINGS
Hank clearing today compared with cor-
rt.ponmnK air un iu 1 1T1T
rhltadl. J53.ll41.870 J52.C.SI.90:
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$30.C..-),(',Ut
SLAVS AND TEUTONS
BATTLE FOR BOHEMIA
Former Kingdom's Population
Is Only Two-fifths German.
Remainder Slavs
3
rT . -r tnnma mwmm.wm
i- S7o lrNVfcaiAltJNI
BJfi Tho opportunity to et part of an laiue of
llohemla, called by Its Slav Inhabitants
Cechy, Is a. former kingdom of Kuropo
;nSf JWOO.OOO flnt preferrMl. eleht per teni and , anij a present crown land of Austria. The
?- . common stock bonus in a company which1 ' . , , , , .
as a ursa contract 10 auppiy sooaa to the country is peopica mainiy uy wua ui
United Mlatea Oorernmcnt. The Oompany-a ' . . ... . . i.... i..
niiru n i i.i ram. iii. umninri .. .. -.. ot,.. l,. n,n,,t
,. aaaefs xen limes mi" nmraini ot prererrea . ijonenuaiis, hum ,o ui,o, .
s cosi'- Aaareaa "x.iir.iiTini'.K," . ,,i,
wTlW Ba-lnn rnrt Hide, l-hlhdrlnlila. two-fifths of
'- U . ' , ,, -I....,-.. !, -
. i. mmmmm , mans, ana a Keen racmi utauj a v-a-
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ANNUAL ELECTIONS
MAKKET HTREET NATX lUN'K
Plla.. Pa.. January sth. Illlw
t tho Annual Ueet.rur or Stockholders.
tni aay. me louowins were eiecteu
lora to .serve for the enaulns year:
ran. Jarn F. Rulllvan. a. uv'aton
W, A. uxweu iiurpee. Datid
;elHT.'John Jv. nometach. Wm. U.
'K. Alirra vs, nuuitan. join j.
ieiu Hliiara 1-. rarie, naipn
n. lanallua J. Cook. Cluatavtia l
'osd, Edward It..Jr Druedlmr. Cnarlea C.
?' "At a ineetlnf of tba Board of Directors oi
,,, tbia bank, hi Id this day. Jam-c F. Sullivan
K, wa veanlmoualy re-elected ITrildent and
V-Mul.m P. S nnett and R l.lvlnpamn a.. III.
. van went nnanlmously rt-elccted Vke-Prea.- Austrian Ilelchsrat.
'of 242 members. 1
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WILLIAM P.
SIN-NETT.
Caihler.
the Inhabitants aro Ger
Isted between the two elements In the
population. 'Johemla Is still an agri
cultural country, although manufacture
and commerce have developed greatly of
recent years. Next to agriculture, how
over, mining holds tho first rank: Bo
hemia has the richest mineral deposits
of any of the crown lands of Austria;
these Include lignite, coal, Iron ore, sil
ver ore and gold ore. Bohemia has 130
members In the lower house of the
It has Its own Diet,
Its population In 1910
CHICAGO. Jan. 9
Covering caused n flrintr tone In the
market for oats this morning, but all
tho gain was not held. The cash s'tu
ation 'vas easier and exporters appar
ently had withdrawn. Tho arrivals here '
today were ICO cars.
January opened He hl-jher at 78Ho;
May was quoted at 7G5,o to 76Vc at
the start, against 76c at the end yester
day, and sagged to 70 Mo.
Tho tono at Liverpool was linn, but
business was less active. Feeding grains
are scarce In the United Kingdom nnd
the weather Is cold.
Corn was quiet and about steady.
The nuestion nf rhnncrlntr thr. innrlmum
I price has not been dropped.
uy nuthorlty of the directors, Presi
dent Grittin has appointed a committee,
representor this and other exchanges,
to arrange conference with Food Ad
ministrate loover relative to trading
conditions.
The weather wan more favorable for
the movement, and the cash article de
veloped an easier tone. Tho arrivals
here today were 24C cars.
January started 4c lower at $1.27 :
May was quoted at 1.S5iQ 1.25 at the
outset, against $1.25 at the close yes
terday. I
The tone at Liverpool was firm Al
further Improvement was repo-ted In the
outlook for the crop In Argentina, whero
rather heavy rains have fallen in parts.
The receipts of wheat at Minneapolis Tcnn Cop & Chem.
and Duluth wero 239 cars, against 277 I Texas A. Pacific. . .
cars last year; at Winnipeg 355 cars. iucn
compared with 2G3 cars; at Chicago 15 Tobacco Trod acts .
cars, compared with 61 cars. ' irnioa Pacific ... .
The tone at Liverpool was firm, with I United A oy Steel..
a continued kooI demand United Cizar Stores
U S Cast I P 5. F .
INACTIVE NEW YORK STOCKS, s'Ucoho!.':''
Following are quotations for Inactive u s Itubber . ..."
N'ev York stocks and In which there u S Itubber 1st pf..
were no transactions today. The price nnKnutnit i
given Is tne msi previous saie:
Eprea.ll May Depl Stra. tm
- wwErrnriY or ArcnrxTAXTg
'- Tcrrlflcd I'pblle Aeeunanta
was 6.769.F98.
I In tho sixth century the country was
PC lv
aY kn.i.M i I . If 1 alt. V M. I'll
11D KKAL KSTATL: TltlJBT IlLbn.
"will, u .tujuai -AllTrir.ualtIP
H1IIIN b DISFUTKI) ACCOUNTS
OeAra K- Watann f?. l a
, ltth Floor, Heal Estatt Truat Uldi.
f Jtndita Tax Reports
'THRIVING TOWN GUT OFF
. FROM REST OF WORLD
Vf.
FMMrlbly on account of Its name, I.u-
IIIIM-.'-H'kleb was named for Lubeck, Ger-
.,1a cut off from the world.
nW'town Juts out Into the ocean and
peopled by Hlavla Immigrants, under the
common name of cztens. uy tno ciose
of the ninth century their petty chiefs
'hart Vtn ftnnverterl tr ChrlatlanltV.
mainly by the" Germans. By the close
of the twelfth century the lino of the
Dukes of Prxemyal, rulers of Bohemia,
was recognized as a kingly house, and
their State formed part of the Holy
Iloman Empire of tho Germans. In the
thirteenth century Bohemia was for a
time one of the most powerful realms
of Europe. Then the King was con
quered by the Emperor Itudolph of
Hapsburg, and his kingdom dismem
bered. Later Oerman colonists were en
couraged, and under Charles IV (131C
1378) the welfare of the country was
tk BKWt eastern portion of the United greatly promoted and the University of
Li-'-.:.. , .- . Prague, the first In the empire, estab
lished. Later. Bohemia was the seat of
I)t n & Rio G pf. .
Dome Mines
Distil era beouritle
Erie
Krlelstpf
KrleSdpf .. ..
' Gaston Wm Si V. .
I Genera Electric . .
General Motors
Goodrich II FCo. ..
Ot Northern pf. . ..
' Ot Nor c for or- p .
Greene-Can Cop
Inter Aericul
Inspiration Co? . .
Intcrboro Con pf .
Inter Mrr Mar
Inter Mer Mar pf
Inter IVnier
' Inter Nickel
Kan City South .
Kan City South rf
KillySprlncTirc
Kenncrott Copper
lack Steel . .
Ihich Valley .
Manhattan Kt
Maiol Motors
Max Motors 1st rf
Max Motors 2d pf
Mculcan I'ctro
Miami Copper
Mlnn&Stl.nei.'
Mldvae Steel .
Mol'acfietrrfs
Mol'acpf trefs .
Montana Poner.
National Con S, C
Nat llnam i. S .
Nat.ona Lead . .
Nevada Con Coy .
N'c York Air II....
New Yoii Cent
N Y N II i. II
No-foil: &. West ..
Northern Pacific ..
Ohio Cities (lis ...
Ovicns Ilottlo M.
Ponnsy vania It It. ,
Pcop e's Gas Chl. .
Pitts Coal
Pitts .t. West Va .
Pressed bteel Car. .
PlI maa Co . ..
IlyMee Spring .
Ray Con Copper .
Heading
Republic Iron 4. S .
Ilcpub lc I & S pf ..
1)03 al Dutch tr . .
Saxon Motor
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard A L pf
fears floe Co . .
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Mi.c air Oil & Itcf. .
Southern Pacific . .
Southern Ilatl ay .
Sjperior Stee
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loon N Y Air Ilrake (la lHi
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INACTIVE I'HILA. STOCKS
Following ore quotitlons for Inactive
stocks listed cu tho Philadelphia Stock
Exchango nnd In which there were no
transactions today. Tho price given Is
the last previous close:
1U Leh N'av pt pf r.nVi
0'4 Lit l)ro 23
3.- Little Mchuyllclll .V
Am Oaa War.
Amer Mill ..
Amer Storea
There was the smallest turnover of
stocks on tho Philadelphia exchange
during the first half of today's session
than has been recorded In any forenoon
for several months. Outside of United
States Steel common no l.'sue showed
any activity worthy of mention nnd price
changes were unimportant.
Steel followed tho same course ns was
shown early on the New York board,
advancing 1 jiolr.ts. with tho turnover
during the first hour more than 2100
charc3.
Ilapld Transit trust certificates were
more active than any other of tho home
stwks, but there were only n few con
lot transactions ai "" .
the
nrlce was a trifle higher early It vi.ijft
cd a fraction before midday, but ilK
cause of the Inactivity, the change wl
VI no uiicii-ok.
1'ennpyivunii jiuuiuhu was irpi
changed, Philadelphia Electric dccluwJ
n quarter, Lehigh Navigation was tli
the samo amount, while Insurance Co4
pany of North America advanced li
gOOU-slzcu nm.nu".
T It........ TlAn.t. mmlA .. 11.. I ...
ijiuvii wui'u. ...... ui w,0 uuiu ot
hiialncsa In the bond division, hut .... i
side of tho regular 4a tho turnover wi'l
excentlonally llgnL That Issue irn .id
a trifle, whl'e the convertible 4s rerifl
marked up 30-100 of 1 per cent. tfM
Am Stores pref UJ Mlnehlll S(S
nun & Huaa t c r.o North cent ,,.. is
Hun A Sua pref , r.s North Pa S3
Cam Steel ....113 P It T 2S
Con Trae N J 1144 j'hlln Co '-7'.;
len Aaphalt pf r.o Pa Halt M
Men Aaphalt .. I4JJ Phlla Tract .. 7(1
lit II T .... 10 nwya Co Oen.. 4V4
Hunt it Ilrd T pf 17 Un Co N J. . . .203
Ke) atone Tel ,11 11 H Steel pf,.109K
Key Tel pref., ,-,i wnrnlck Iron . 8
Key Tel lat pf. 17(i V J It Soanhoro 414
I. Nav rta 2d pf 43 VVeat Coal 7(1
Leh Val Trana. 27H Wm Cramp ... SO
Leh Vat Tr nf. 38 York liny rf.. 33
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
PROVISIONS
The market waa nulet and generally "'".
luotatlona: City beef. In acta. moked 1 ami
C')4
n
f.'ii-j
Wi
13.'
New York Curb
u."ll
-JI
:t.v,
154
M-J
i:i4''
119
lit)
It
ir.i-
21
SO!,'
2SVf
J!)
.11
:j2,
fl
1.V,
Artna ctfs ....
Chevrolei
("ont.cn t Co
Curtlntt
Ih!eh Vl CohI nl
Mn urn a Copper . .
Hun-Man Uot ."lVff..
do iin
Htncca Ooppt
Ht Jodfph Ueal.....
Huhmarinc
L'nltfd MotoM
Vn rlc i:x
M'rlRht-Mnrtln
d prof
niJ Auk
7 74
7 V Mi
2'i 27
ll-i 73
37 4n
43 5H
.-.- (tu
7
14'i l.Vj
12 13
2.14 24
3(1 374
uuoiauona: -" ."''- ,-" ,.-.i,.,l.
alr-url-Ml. S.c: weeiern o-i, p. "-",:,
32e: city 'beef knucUea nn.l t'-er.. .rnoke.1
and nlr-dried. 33ci vveftern beef, knuck lea
and tendera. amnke.1. 33c: beef hams. 4..
pork, family. 3132: hama. 8. , 1'4 .r';
loose. 2af2e:hama. minI. looif, -7-"J-hama
skinned, amoked. 2a2Bf i other """.
amoked. city cure.1. oa to brand and average.
2ti30c: hama. amoked. weatern jy'1' j"'.'
aiw, him. holed. Imneleaa. 41c: picnic
.kn..i.i. 3 1. rtirel.
;.lahoul!era. amoked, 2Ue;
. i awnrdtni? in nvrmKc. ,unv. .... - - .
sugar on hand which they aro offcrlntf bacon, aa to brand and wire. J iujr''
I,. l.n l,...l I....U ..!.. l rn.l.n !.. H. 37r: brenUIaat uacon. wr.ut ."'
7.45c. Otherwise the situation remaln.1 I"?,'" "'""!;. 'rStlned. tutS!' :
Unchanged, with the American nnd Nu-.lord! pure city kettle rendered.
tlunal nuotlni? Ann trrnnillate.l n 7.1Eo 2114 274r: lard .pure Cll
Heflned Sugar Unchanged
NlIW YOUK, Jan. S. Arbucklci
looae. 2'lci picnic
lielllea. In P cltie.
fornln. per drum. 8fJ12. Peppers. Florltb?
per crate. I3f3. Tomatoea, Florida, nS
crate, 4...ibi.i. lurmna, i;annaian. ruttt
hairna. ner 111(1 Iba.. SI Ml. 50. Cal.lia,,.
meatic. per ton. I30W50: do, Danlah. iejafa
per ton, I40tf 03: do. Florida, new. per bJi!
ket. IJJ-2 50. Onlona. New York nnd WMtTJN
'J, ilin.H), Mushrooms, per 3-lb. btikVt
ftVtlll-l
Financial Briefs
15
.14
132
115
.'It
1.11
117
Mil 1)3
.money-lending kates
PIUI..I)i:i.PlllA Call, 0 per cent;
'time, EijQC per cent. Commercial
paper, thrco to four months, 54(7 5$i
per cent; six months, E'iifS1! per cent.
The Federal anil Warner companies are
Hill withdrawn. Cuban raws aro still
unchanged at C.OOSc, duty paid. The
International Committee on Tuesday
purchased 38,000 bugs Culms at 4.825c.
coist and freight, for prompt shipment
to New Orleans, and 11.000 bags Pcrus
at 4.749c c, I f, nnd 5000 bags Peru
molasses?, 89 degrees, afloat tc Now
fork ot 3 Tic.
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
iCi ft27Vc
lltti 27'4c
in fierce.
keltto rendered,
In tuba. 20'i 0274c,
HEFINED SUGARS
neflned sugars wm In VrTxt'ra line
Arm on a bails of 7.13SJ B.Soe for extra line
granulated.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
CIIEF.SB was quiet but firm. Qu"",,,.f.ne:
Nov York, futl-crenm. fancy. ;"'-,
23V4c: apeclals higher: do, do. freih-maae.
best. 23e23'4c: do. do. fresh-made, rair
to good. 22822'jc.
POULTRY
11
40
'JiH
R.-J
2S'f
1!U
11
ic;
Reserve Hanks' Discount Kates
Official ratea nf dlacount for ench of the
tuelv IVderal dlatrlcta are aa follow:
Dnva-
SO'J
2'i
29
or
77) i
ni?.'
7.1
Mt 2ii
Itoaton
New York . .
I Phlladelnhla .
Cleveland ....
I Itlrhmond ....
' ' Atlanta . . .
11 Ji Chicago
"l St. IxjuI ....
"' Sllnneapolla ..
, Kansas City .
I Dallas
San Francisco
1
leaa
. 4
. a
. I
. 4
. 4
. 4
. I
. 4
4
. 4
. 4
. I
Over
15 up
to 50
4
4'j
I
I
44
I
4'i
I
4
14
I
I
over
3d up
to fin
44
44
4 4
14
44
ft
!
44
44
CIIICAfJO, Jan. 0 IIOOS ntlmated re. LIVE Demand wns only moderate, but
celpta todav. 2(1.0(1(1 head. leftover. 74211 .luea were well sustained on choice atocK.
lead. Tomorrow, annuel head. Stronir. r,c I oJotatlnna follow: Kol. heavy, erlra
Msher. Ton. Jld 7(1; bulk. 10 8"HMIt fid; I llaiiVv "Blc: do. small to medium. 2dO
light. l.-..7(ifMt .-..-.: nlKcd.tir.o nun: ;?."lc'hic"kena. aoft-mented. 2(ie2tic: tav
heavy. 113 no fc til 7ii : rough. ll.Vlinfrin.ini -.'. 0It"fs. 24H2V: old roosters. 2nf4
jorker. IllLSIIiTKI 10 pltr. $12.5015.5n; I p. ,i.,Sa Pekln. 2S3(lc:do. Indian Hun
innd lo choice in:ioflfi.Tli. . -" ' SSSa-1. Turieia. 2702r: geeae. 23W
reee p a louay. 1".-' n. eiilnea. ner pair. 4533e; pigeons.
larset ' . . , olf. n.,"i-ir.. do. young, per pair.
Over
r.o up
to mi
41
44
44
44
44
14
r-ATTI.i: t'atlmated
0(1(1 head: tomorrow. 10 Odd head
strong to llK- hlaher. Iteeve. $R. 1513.75
eow nnd ''elfpr. $5 nlKill.s.,: -itorker nnd
feeder. JC. M.-.fi to 75: calve. J8.50O15.50;
poor In med'um, (.23W 10.70.
SIIi:r"P Eatlmated rfcelpta today, 5000
hcml. tomorrow, .-.noil head. Market strong
to 13c hlnher than vesVrday's nvernge. Na
tive. Ili70f?a m: weatern. J10 23(fJ 13.33:
yearling. 113 2' 15.10: lamta. 14&17.r.(),
wistern, Ml.Sofjli.T.V
2O02.V.
FRESH FRUITS
' Choice stock ruled firm, but supplies were
chleny of frozen nnd unattractive a'pik.
I which waa dull and weak. Quotation
were oa fnllnna: Applea. per bbl Jona-
.thnn. isiinnn: King. 14ft3.50: Northern
sv. Jt.3ll5 50. Tvent-0'ince,
hilt' hi Sl'f
47.'4'
lli
al
io
41
10
MM
10
4'J-
is.1; is,- isj,
i
so
71
:io i
ru'i
DO
104W 104'5 104H
l'i M'i M' ,
iv.i as :wi i
10
42
' 23' j
ioo1;
21'f
7.5!
7h
40
12
40
I.
Id.iU Uot4
21','
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
NIW YOHIC, Jan. 9 Tho only
changes of Imirartance In u dull foreign
cxchnr.ge market in the early dealings
today were Improvements In Italian ex
change and the Mindy tone In francs.
Otherwise the market did not call for
particular comment.
Quotations were:
Demnnd sterling 4.75 ii, cables
I.7G 7-1C. Sixty-day bills, nominally,
4J.71V4 ?4J.71's : nlnet-day bills, 4.69U
(l.C-H.
Franc cables C.71, checks 5.732,
I.lre cables 8.43, checks 8.44.
Swiss cables 4.45. checks 4.47.
tiulldcr cables 43V4, checks 43.
Pesetas cables 21.38, checks 24.30,
ltublo cables 13',i, checks 12.
Stockholm cables 32. checks 3C1;.
Christlar.la cables 31?;, checks 31',-,,
Copenhagen cables 30H, checka 30.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED
14 va r.ii:
14 KANSAS CITY. Jan. D.-CATTLK-Itc- Ilubbardston. 3.5..-..--i: ueni " ".'
5 I ctinl. 17.(H1(l head. Weak. 1Mi,,ii"15.-..'ik,U VvAnaan MOO- l"lacl
14 , HOUS Itecelpts. 13.000 head. Steady. 3.5O0n 50: Staiman Alneaap. MWl Ilia
IV4 rtana-e. tir,.7.-.fllilfl0. Twig. 3.50-: rSn Yq-:',. iVen
44 SHEEP Itecelpts. 12.000 head. Steady. 13 JM. 60: York Imperial. I4...-...i'en
SOUTH OMAHA. Jan. 0. IIOOS P.e. J?,?,S'!; Ag8 I f.73 s"?. ilnm"lienuty!
celnt. 12.(100 head, hleadr. Range. Slflff 3j.?PltynDerB;. i.i. w .,.,,., 50. ni..
XI. ..'"' J.- ..--
J1.M02.5O: Ortley
111 .-.It
CATTLE Itecelpts. H100 head.
Slir.KP Itecelpts. Pfloo head,
Cira 5.
Blow. '
meady.
l.fin02.5O: Ortlev,
,v nesap. ""
11.50 fS..ill:
I'earmain.
Stavn-in
JI.73W2:
Ii. nil
P
RAILROAD EARNINGS
minneapolis. st. paul and saui.t
sti:. makii:
Fourth week Dec $703,015 107.425
Month 2.530,44(1 133.li.-2
From January 1.... 31.4lill.Blll 70.401
CHICAGO AND EASTERN ILLINOIS
November gross .... Il.hRl.414 S34!.II47
Net 2SH.(i.0 -17.II3H
nieren months' gross ln.32li.N42 4,040,101
Net 3.535,33'J 818,820
SOUTHEP.N RAILWAY SYSTEM.
Llnea Eaat nnd West:
rth Vk December 13.430.203 I.-.1R.131
Month In. raid, nil.-, T.ltl.Mifl
From July 1 nz.-i'iii.Tiiu 10.708.243
Oeorgla Southern and Florida:
Fourth vv- .ecember J105.SH7 S11.249
Month 310,(1-7 11,210
From July 1 1,C04,0(I2 1C7.714
Mnhlle anil Ohio:
Fourth Wk December 132(1.500
1,)1(1.0.,I1
Kevvtown Pippin. 11.500 2: llIacK Tlg.
i'S"!? tt."3M.7.l: apple, nearby
i,mner 3OC0I1.5O: npples. nearby, per
&el bnaket. 23cn1.25l l lemon .per box.
VJct-. l.anar-a. per bunch. !.-" r-2"r
I3W.: "","" " .' i.n-.M
, n per box7 :' 50: pineapple". Porto
Ji rr crate. 15B"': grapes. California.
1 B'die? crate t.l5ll.43: grapes. Call
'XTrnin Kfor Vr drum 34: crnn
fornla. l';"r"'r'n., rrrat. 3 25fliS: cran-
nerrir.. "-- - ..hi ' ii!!OlT: straw-
riorlda', per quart, 50873c.
Total revenues of the Western UnlorH
Telegraph Company for the twelvd
monins enueu ijeceniuer oi, were 9780
400,187, compared with JC3.621.C00 Uiil
preceding twelve months. The lncreaI
Is 511,778,587. Surplus was $13,766,95od
a gain of (1,371,545, or equivalent tr
113.79 a sharo on $99,780,727 csplu;i
stocK, compareu wun i.4Z n sliarf S
lor ine samo penoci oi mio.
flross earnings of the Chattanoois";
Hallway nnd Light Company for No,f
vember wero ju.Jiu, an Increase nf
J7C80, compared with the same montliV
last ycarJ Gross earnings for twelvtt
i months ended November 30 wern
(1,335,115, compared with (1,230,205 thil
previous period, with net decreaslrnJ
flJ.OOJ.
The Commonwealth Power, rtallwjjV.
and Light Company (Michigan) reporti'f
for the month ot November gross earn-S
Ings of 51, 882, 283. nn Increase of S311,V
i C17. Net for the month decreased j
(11.194. Twelve months gros3 Increase
(2,755,508, while net for the perlo
' accreaseu jiuu.uaa.
Qross earnings of the Huntington ftM
Va.) Devehpment and Gas Company foil
tho month of November, wero (55,448, a
gain of (22,309. Net earnings for the
monta increased ;io,839.
November net revenue from rallwajt
uperuuuiis iiiiiiety-cignt. roads reports
lng) wns $53,886,000, ns compared wlUjf
(03,976,000 in November, 1910, FojJ
the eleven months ending November It!
net revenue was (018,178,000, as corn-i
pared with (039,128,000 In samo perlo(
berrlea,
berries,
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
Yesterdir-iiJ
close wf
rr'
VEGETABLES
only moderate, but value"
Jersey, per H-
e.mr,r,vere"ve.Y'naVnUlnedonfine..ock.
ar..n,K
Nabhvllle, Cl'.nttnnooga and St. Loula From July 1 O.UJ5.423
77!'
iJt;
7.-.U'
7o
l
74,'i 7-1! f 70'4'
S
IS
io
81
2J''
:is
17
Adama
Advance Kum pf 24 M'ckar "o .. 734
A'ax IluODer... o., .'.'.,. ."" ,,a. i.
Alaska Juneau. 2S T ..... Sti
Am Acrl Chm.. 77., MK It T pref.. BJi
Arn Heet hugar. 704 Mich Central. . .lib,
aS ?55 ."Ff pf-.lS.-' rrl.TiJltf '' '
Am unwed pref HK'i O" Acme . . . . . -jii:
Am Ua-o pref.. 3 $ H".
Am smett
Am Smelt
Am suga
Am iun
Am ion
Am T
Am T
Ao l fl 1st pf 32 Sii g vvvi!hA; ?J, '
Aaan Oil .... 014 S-2 k. lli ' "l !".'
All Coast Line. V.rin ':l. .,: H
II S Sm It & M pf .
USSteel
USMeelpf
Utah Copper
Va Iron Coal&C,
Wabash
W'dlash pf A
Wabash pf II
Western Maryland... i: ,
cstliiehouse E & it, 3 ijf
Woonor.hK W Co.. 114
tthee. & Lake Kile... UJ
. 7'i
18
.114
.. 40
.. .'illls
.. S1.!'
.. 2'W
. .17''
.. .11
. 1.1','
10
.-141!' Ho
40' 51H
.u:i .
.. 39
. !l)
12
.-Hi?
117
SIM
, US
45H
-II
U'.
10si
7j;i
ai
sj
43
8
18
.'to;
84
23'i
3S
,W
13)i
17
I-H
ol
llj'i 111
01 01
8
IS
3'J!i
84
23t;
3S
.12
13'
1
111.
51!
Ui
Utlun. refiular m-ininnnual of 31? rr crnt,
Iiajftblf February I to stock of record Jan
uarv l1.
Land Title and Trust Company, regular
' quarterly of V9 jxr rent, paOttble Februar
1 to stotk rf record January 111.
Jouii J. Felin & Co.. Inc., an annual dll
dend of 7 per cent on common: also a quar
terly of 1? per cent on preferred, both
p.ijnb!- January ITt to stock of rtcord Jun
. uary in,
1 Lumbermen' Insurance Company, semi
annual dividend of in per cent. puable Jan
uary 1. to stock of record January H.
Klxln Natiunul Watch Company, regular
quarterly of 2 per cent, pa able Februar)
1 to stork of record January iM.
Dominion Coal Company, regular semi
annual of 3-)4 per cent on preferred. pa
able February 1 to stock of record Jan
uary 12.
Chevrolet Motor Company, regular quar
terly of 3 per tent, paablo February 1 to
stock of record January 18.
I Atlas l'ouder Company, regular quarterly (Irs
I of lb per ient un preferred, payatij
February 1. Hooki will close January 18. -
mumiiiru un oi La lornn. iiaun inmr.
terly of llVi per tent. paab)p March 10 to
holders of record February 15. j
F W. Wooiworth Company, quarterly of I
2 per cent on common, pnable March 1 to
etock of record February U.
$7,008
lOVaHU
707,843
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Trading Irregular, With Business
Quiet Profit-taking in Grand
Trunks
LONDON". Jan. D. Irregularity
"hn'-nctTl'p'l the .Stock KxohingP
markets today; business was quiet.
While the undertone of the gilt-edged
section waH firm on good current United
Kingdom revenues it presented a
checkered nppearnncc-
The French loans were strong. Ther
was profit-taking In Grand Trunks. Kaf-
were cheeriul,
Io n don N. Y.
12:30 equlv
j. .' . u'tiiia lu-tninrn.
y.ui,ii",10"V.. VVi' 1I...1 No. 1. 7.-.9(lc No.
4 lr.0c. 'White potatoes per 100 lb.
p.nniviVanla. I2.s.lfi2 mi: New York. JJ.'-'O
'V1. it,rn 3.203.40. Sweet rotn-
&-itW S-WyiAV.-'-llniiae
aiirela. No. 1. t0O1.3..: do No
707."c: Ham sweets. No. 1. T.M-WI1I do.
No7 2. 30n0e. Sweet rotators, Jeraev. ner
hamrer. No. 1. J1.S0-!: No. 2. MS? 1.2...
IVlerj-. New York, per bunch. 2.'.&(l;h- .lo.
do. nor crate. I2(?3 73. Itture. Florida,
per hnmper. nnefIS; do. California. i-r
Imx. .-iOcS1.2.": do. Louisiana, per bbl..
tir.00 2. rnuHflowcr. lna; Island, per
rrato 1.2r.i2..r.O- do. California, per ornte.
S"fi?2.50 Hrussls sprouts. Iyino; Island, rer
n...H vfff-iirt. vv'Ttrr'Sa. New York, per
100 buncbi.i. 12513. KirBplnnt, Florida, per
Itnx. J'-'WT, ruenmbera Klorlda. p-r ham-
Pr. ft4T.. Rnuasn. Kioriria, per crate, v. ..n
68 T0 Spinach, Norfolk, per bid.. 1ft I
r. SO. Kale. Norfolk, per bbl.. J.1..V1W2, .
iv.h viorlda per hamnr "lfirt, Ileta. I
...-nrn. per crate. J7.",.'i3.r,0. IVaa.
1 lorlda. per Hamper. ;ur. ..o; do,
Ausust . ,
September
October . ,
No ember
Ilecember
( January
March ,
April ..,,
May ,,..,
Juno ,,.,
July .....
Todav'i
opening
s'.YobV.bo
li.tMoii'us
s'.bVd'ii'iu
8.V-!dtl!48
J.oVajV.70
GOVERNMENT BONDS
2s, reclstercd. 1D30. . . .
2s. coupon. lO.'lll
3s, reentered, nils.,..
3s, coupon. 101H
4s. rrslstered. 11123.,,
4s, coupon, 1023
3s, rettistercd. 111411. .. .
3s, coupon, 1114(1
Panama, 2s, res;, l!i3d..
Panama 2s, res, liciN,.
Panama 3. reu. llllil,,
Panamit 3s, coupon,.,.
BAU SILVER
Ixst
T.idav Vt w-.l
Call-1 London (pee.) 43',i 43'i 43V4
109
M.4
Mi
4-1' i
'mi
tU-
J4
10J
S0H
SJi
4:1
T3.'
1U5
lot
bOH
8.
41
13?,'
41)1
115
19,657 PERSONS ONLY
IN CITY OF LONDON
and Is noted tor its canneries,
sine' over half of the sardines
, la the- country : also 75 per cent
t OW 4onIea herring yroduct.
JM mif. direct transportation sen-Ice
Fjat Kastern' Steamship Lines, whose
sjuni nave Deer, commanatcrea oy
i U1)m4 States Oo- eminent, thus par-
in. inauainc ui vum xuuu-iiro- 1
eonusiunPty,
imnitnae warehouses have
, ana barred, manutacturlnir
ana a- pall of gloom
tfce'plaee,' and the stillness
Mty y Om, occasional shout
tst faistous war raw.
' sa reaiync notice of the
tf Um stiawsre, Hon. a H.
r um Hoard ;ot. Trade,
the great religious movement Inaugu
rated by 'John IIuss and Jerome of
I'rague. an anticipation of the Reforma
tion. The Hussite movement and wars
quickened the national spirit of the
Czechs, and arrested the process of Ger
manlzatlon, but Internal dissensions
Smaue a. unueti omr Kinsuuin impusai
Ida. In the sixteenth centurvr the estates
ot Dohemla bestowed the crown of the
country upon Ferdinand of Hapsburg,
who was head of tho house of
Austria, and was chosen king by a
portion of the Hungarians; thla laid
the foundation of the present Slav-German-Magyar
state of Austria-Hungary,
The, crown of Bohemia soon be
came virtually hereditary In the house
Of HatMDurg. Tne desire tor national
C". . -.- itnia n.i rl- nn
5 rre f Co""' Z OntarTo" SllvVr.-. ""
Hatopllaa Mln.. 1 MSlArn P Brl IM
Hklyn 1" ln..1n nref ct P '
K.x?.r5ho' ?!.';'" sSsir::: ?s
rn Pontine ... H pmu Co Ail
??n.r5'!n'?'-,??.4 R: SjW jg-
ffl i A.:.- s? i.?l.ir-r.5.
Lrhl A Allonpt S3.A;"H,r.i;-,"j-.,a,,
"I "t West. 7; llrodlnc 1st nr.f ii
Chl Ot West pf . 234 'u.artin' 2" VrVt in
t'W f -i y?. "i.. St I, ft S V... 1?U
r.sti
rsswrstsry ot te fitbllc Safe-
Mbsm. mmd .eaiaJrtnani a 4h'
tO the WHIH UOVOIUIIUVllV, lUlvail HB CB OIMVIV
ilj.1 aaruMMit tt (waiter wtth ' movement, was1 strongest In Bohemia,
jrjuu'oaa aa to taking e wacro inw avicuivv sua -uauu iu uiu
a i-an-mavio congress -,rrgue-( 4...,
"Since then the effort, of the Czechs to
regain their autonomy have played an
Important part In the history of the
empire." Up td the outbreak of the
practnt.war the racial and national ten
sion In Bohemia waa exceedingly
Mitotan, an the permanent Irreconclla-
btllty of the Caeelui was.tha chief menace
a ataatnty of tne Austro-itungarian
of Ka . traeks
1 to L-tbac: a BUeUuce
' -ealaa. aa a war-maaatu-e
rta DreaaetlAi ot faatL: ' ,
Vwm mmt tWough Jraak-
assataat m$tnwv, oc
atant, arfea ka a aam-
-iw fnUr
toast,
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.: rvai i-iir r. u , innn
"-.S2 Nat Iad nrif ,n l I snn A Pn jn J,: in .
:"..':- not!-:. ,;:-.,." .r..".: ?"., j-u
laira pi " v v n",r ""'-- ry,, i uii;iuiui oo-J ... ...
' f "" M.. v M" ,- l' Wi is-Ourland i:u ikc. '71, ",i
r.blS't"'l""H4d7 Wlljmlandpf.. 7t . ...
I Theie are various classlflcatlona of
London, and the precise size In each care
varies. TJie City of London, for Instance,
j I only 672 acres. Greater London,
however. Is 69! square miles quite a
different matter! Other figures are as
follows: Administrative county, 74,83!)
'ncres; Parliamentary London, 76,100;
Central Criminal Court district, 2C9.I48.
I In regard to population. Greater Lon
don has, or had. nt the last census, 7.-
1 262,563 people, ns ngalnst only 19 657
, in the city. New York Hallways Em
ployes" Magazine.
Atchison h'i his ..
Canadian Pacific l'.tl 131 a.1.1
Ches Ohio nil ntV ',
St Paul 52 4IH, 4-4
i:rlo 21 2(1, 44
do lat pref 32 3IIJ4 2V4
Illinois Central mi 014 ..
'.oulsvllle ft Nashville... 117 Ill's ..
Central Paclllo 74 704 ..
Pennsylvania 4H 43s U
lleadlnB 77 72 K
Southern Pacific H7 K2 H
Union Pacific Ill) 113".. H
U S Steel I'H B3',i V,
Liverpool Cotton
LIVnnPOOL. Jan 9 Snot cotton
was quiet today, with prices firm on the
basis of 23 31d for middling old con
tract, an upturn of 9 pclnts. Hales 3000
bales. Itecelpts 23,000 bales, Includ
ing 22,700 American. Futures stiady
early. Old contract spot prices: Amer
ican, middling fair, 21S2d; good mld-lli-e
23 84d: middling, 23.31d; low
middling, 22.79d; good ordinary, 21.79d;
ordlua.-y, 21.26d.
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THE GIRARD I
CATERPILLAR TRACTORS
Gaining Popularity in Hawaiian
Chl ft N IV pf.lsrtH Ht IT S P nref
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Cont Int Cat M T4f(and JlfliiTni" 3s.t
Cniclbl. Sti pf. nS't,53 Ml rl'pf Ss
Cuba Cane. Be pf so studebaker pf. 01
P I ." Ii' Texas Co rcta.. lfc
Ien A Hlo ir. . 1 Tidewater oil -in
U"',"',.,,''1'"-n-,!!l.. IMti Ava .. "l
Doma Mines ... 0; ToMceo Prod nf 5n
K'ee Stor Kat,'. 3sl4T St ij W." 711
C,n Chemical, ,1". T St I, ft W ctfi Ail
neural Cliar. SU-r st I. A vr pf. anH
Oen Cisar It,. '"'? T St I. 2d pf eta in
Oen Motor, rf . TT Twin City R T n?
Ooodrleh UK ... 3HT4 Underwood Trie in
Huuinrn h k nriui 1 iaAa.j n m . . .
Oranhy Mln ... M tin Jl.r ft lVn'',i3 has
null Slatea sti, 24 tin n ft P,., i -
Islands
Caterpillar tractors have become an
Important factor on Hawaiian sugar
plantations. The majority of tha own
ers who purchased one or two tractors
as experiments have followed quickly
with orders for more, and virtually every
manager who mentions that his p'antu-
tlon Is equipped with tractors adds that I
"more have been ordered."
rioneer Plantation Is an example of
the rapidity of motorization ot hauling
and utility vehicles, as a result ot
which animals are becoming a minor
factor In tha development of the estate,
which Is on the Island of Maul, near the
town of Lahalna. The manager says
the tractors and trucks are savers of
lima mMnAl. ,,! .HtK& ...4 ..... .. ....
. , ,..w...4 .wMu., M(,u mere r
' fewer accidents. With two caterpillars
and four men he is accomplishing the
j same work that formerly required forty
j mules and twenty men. and the work is
. being done more quickly and safely.
I Walluku Plantation, ls'nnd of Maul,
lias two cnierulllnm dome excellent
work, a twenty-horsepower machine I
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Kartman ..!-. ? ttnlon pae nref nalt. ".n ...... 11.1.1 .1.... ' "'J' J.
Haskell ft Uark St I'M! Cp Str nf lni v, jrvr,i,,fisiiiK nuujr acres a uay
Havana dec. ,,101
)tmetaka .,,. M
Illinois Cent ... 92
inter Oona Corp 84 II S
Jmiea Drua- ... 70
!InL,fi r Ufd 1RU
is
Eipres...
P nref 44
ilco pf e
Int llarr N J..1IHH V 8 11
Int Nlrktl Pf..lO.- II Hind A
low. Cent of.. llll JJ S Realty Imp lBU
Keok a D IS... i 1st prtt .... to
-..cled. Oa.... SO II S Smelt..... 43
Ijke Prle ft W Vi Utah 8.0 Cora. I2'i
1M Rub ft Tlr. I J Va. Car CbernT' 84
l.lt ft U Tot..Ul Wella-Pareo ... in
m Mioi. pf.i7.. w..t uni ::: m
u a M tod pr.innv, vvest I'ac H n. 17'4
lonaj Isl tla pf, 40 W-.lahs- 1st pf &l?
rrlllard p.;.;n XVIwn Co prrt, PO
IxmiIs ft Xas4..lll. WoalwMtti-..-..1144
ifacaay C prff W, Worth r a JtA
. - '4.,w - . . . ' l.t . i
, with a chain harrow, whlla n fnrtv.
horsepower tractor la being used to haul '
cane cars over the fields on a portable
track to the main-line tracks. Moving
builders, heretofore too great a task
.for mules. Is easily done with tractors.
-I ia coiuuaicu mu mere are now
13C tractors ot different types on the
forty-five sugar plantations. In tha last
eighteen months eighty caterpll'ars have
been Imported from the American main
land for use on plantations. The most
popular caterpillar' so far has been the
forty-Ove-borse power.-'
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and Trust Company invites
your investigation of the Company's
facilities, methods and service.
OFFICERS
JOHN P. SKKI.I... l-re.ldent.
J KH KSIlAll J Mll.1.1 VAN. Ire-President
4IIM.N M t H'II'I.L. Il Ire-President
JOHN K. IMSTFIl. Vler-PreaWent
JOHN V. llll (illNf:v See. Trfaa.
AI.FRKII ll.-RRIH r.. Title IIITtrer
lll'.RV r. HTIT7.EM.. Trust Offleer
JOSKPII MAI.I.ON. it,a Ktale Officer
,XI.K. Sivi-ON Jr.. Coiinw'
DIRECTORS
SAMUKI. AI.COTT
EDWARD K. 1IKAI.K
ALFRED E. 1ICHKU
JOHN II. CAMPHELI,
JAMi:s II. DAI.V
THOIIAS DEVLIN
CHAHI.E8 C. IIHURDINU
JAMES A. FLAlinilTV
HOWARD n. FRENCH
JOHN J. HENDERSON
ANTHONY A. HIRST
HENUV C. LOUUHLIU;
JVILLIAit J. McOLINN
PETER K, MOVI.AN, II. D.
PATRICK O-NEILI,
MICHAEL O. PRICE
WILLIAM I" SINNUTT
JOHN K. HKELLY
JEREMIAH J. SULLIVAN
JOSEPH C. TRAINER
JOHN 11. bMSTED
IRA JEWELL WILLIAMS
AUI1REY II. WEIOlmiAN
Continental- Equitable
Title a, Trust Company
Twelfth Street above Chestnut
PHILADELPHIA
$1,000,000 Capital
SI. 000,000 Surplus 9
NATION71L BANK
PHILADELPHIA
Statement of Condition at the Close of Business December SI, 1117
RESOURCES
Tallinn nnd lni...lm..i.
Acceptances nnd Letters of Credit."
Duo from nnnka , .
ICxchange lor Clearing House..!!!
Cash and Keserve
LIABILITIES
Capital
Surplus and Net Profits ."!
Reserve for Depreciation In Securities!!,'!!.'
Circulation
Acceptances nnd Letters of CredYt '.'.". '.'.'.
DUapayab' "tV"'" Ba"k Re-ul8C0un''' 'anduills
Deposits . . . .".'.'.'.'."','.'.'.','.".'.',',",".'
.. $50,217,039.80
4.519.160.07
.. 16.718 812 01
3.246,135.11
7,218, 842.110
$90,920,019.89
(2,000,000.00
5,012,652.05
374,561.52
1,082,700 00
4,519,400.07
4.830.104.94
73,100,641.31
$90,920,019.89
... ,?.PHEr" .WAYNE, Jr.. President
'sn ivanuoipn, vice I'rrsldent A. W Plebfor a.. r. 11
Ch.,1,. JI. Aahton. Cashier AlfrVd VlAaShuV
FRANCIS 11,
Daniel Danih
Rodman K. Clrlaram
V. Frederick Harder
DIRECTORS
RKEVI'S. Chairman sf the Hoard
Kabert Totand
Wm. Nexbold Kir
John Urlbbtl
Oeorse MrFadden
Francis II Iteerea. It,
Wm. W, Frailer. Jr.
(leorn b, Koenrort.n
Joriih Wanr. Jr.
Eran Randolph
Harris R, Ilnekla.
&$& Marten
William Jar Turner
A, J.Connt:
Wm. p. Barl
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Northwestern National Bank
Philadelphia, Pa, January 8, 1918
wereA!iUBl Mi thU the fo DirectoJ
KDWABD A. SCHMIDT
I. CHAH. MURTHA
UODVRBY K. RRRUAVV
JOHN EIHNlraK
RAYMOND RAFF
rJA5RY3,yo,TnH,E,8,:,
S"OW. SCHAUM
W.ik.B "KVKR-V
i0TfPB,T,DARWT,MAX
JOHN K, OOKHR1NO
LINFORD C. NICE.
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