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Dltf ACTORS RULE
IN THE CORN MARKET
Philadelphia Markets
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Nearby Dellvorfe Display Un
derlying Strength December
Lacks Buoyancy
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' CMciso, July 7. After moving Into
Jiew high ground for the season today
the corn market developed a good deal
ot irregularity, but the nearby deliver
ies displayed underlying strength, while
December lacked buoyancy.
Bullish factors predominated In the
main, Including a fresh top mark for
hogs, which reached $22.30, and ma
terially higher prices in Argentine)
whero quotations have rlsep about
twenty-five cents net within a week,
practically eliminating competition
from that source In that country.
For a time, July was congested, but
elevator interests bought cash corn at
a discount here and hedged it in July,
relieving conditions. December was
fleeted in the latter part of the session
by favorable crop news and ideal
weather. There nn. an excellent class
of commission house buying ot Sep
tembcr.
Oat reacted on realizing nftcr they
Had been strong. Unfavorable crop re
ports led to good support from local
T professionals and pit trading early.
"while an unusually large Increase in the
' Visible supply In the United States later
Hid need selling.
' There are now 10,0."5.000 bushels in
right, against 18,0!i,000 bushels in the
prevlms e?V and 12,240,000 bushels
n ytnr Wgo. Outsiders are Impressed by
the big price discount of oats under
..corn, and arc pickiutr up the grain on
setbacks.
The visible supply of wheat in the
Unite! Statee is 0,708,000 bushels,
against S.OSO.OOO b'ushels in the previ
ous week, and 054,000 bushels last
year.
o GRAIN AND FLOUR
WHEAT The market eontlnuod firm jinflur
quotnllona raniea aa ioiiowsi
Ilaht nrrerlnss.
Car lota, in
rfireons. oM, r,r pair, 40O45CI da, round
per fair, X.lO40e.
DRESSED wu In moderate supply and
dernsnrl at sternly prices Quotation! Fowls
freah'kllled. dry-picked. In boxes, welshing
Leading- futures rawed as follows:
i-orn wsw aemery
ODen
1.8't
1.B2V4
70
72'A
Sept.... .
Dec
Oats
Sept
Dec
I-artl
July
Bent
IllDS
July
fctnt 2S 40
Tork
July
Sopt Bl on
Hlth
1.N9H
1.114
'72H
1i
S4 on
34 s:
31 HO
35 23
:k.w
"8 DC
lw
1.83
J. (11
70 H
72H
34 80
3i as
28 40
nt.no r.i oo
Close
1.88V4
1.81H
71'i
731.
31.22
33.10
28 H7
28.70
M no
SI. 30
in .tiMirt ivtnr. rovernment
standard Inspection, standard prices No. 1
L. winter.. I2.t No. 1 southern sprlnr.
WSOiNo. 1 hard winter, 12 89! No. 1 red
winter, aarllcky. 82 87: No. I red. nutty.
2 0 No. 3 reil winter, 62.80! No. 2 not'h
jrn sprlnft, I2.S(l! No 4 hard winter. 12 bO:
No. red winter.. sarllcky, 12.841 No. a i red
smutty, 12 S3: No. 0 red winter. 12 S2:
No. a northern sprlnif. UMi No. 8 hard
y nter, 12 32: No. 8 red winter, sarllckr.
8J 30; No. 3 red. smutty, 12.28. Ltwer
grades on their merits.
COItN Ihojmarkrt Mas strong; and ad
vanced 84o 'In asmpathy with the West.
e quote yellow In car lota for local tradu
as to quality and location, at ll.05rtl.II8 per
bishel.
OAT! Ttecelrts. 70,209 bushels. . Thero
was an advance of Wo due to light oqtrlnss
and hlither western ndvlces. We quote! liar
lots, aa to location No. 1 white. SlOSlHc;
No. white, 804 sir: No. 8 white. 70V4 3
S0Si.?'.0 4 White. 7077r
FLOUn Receipts. S.S70.024 pounds In
sacks. The market ruled steady but there,
was very little doing-. Tne Quotation
J"re aa follows: To arrive, per lmt lbs, Ir
10"'t.Jutl, sacks Winter stralaht west
era. 810.7011! nearby. 110.76011: ICansai
!l.raJlg.ht' .811.B0W12 2! do, ahort. patent
1120 12 no. soring short patent. 112012 51
3S.I!fit.en, lll.50O12.23i do. first clear,
I9.U 1PlO
RYE FLOUR waa quiet and steady. WO
quote at l8.a3WB.711 per barrel. In sacks.
aa to quality.
PROVI8IONS
There was a fair -lobblnr demand and the
market ruled Arm. quotations! llcef. In
sets, smoked and alr-drled 48e; knuckles
ami lenaeri i amoKea ana alr-arled. 4cl pork,
ramllv. MOonct hams B, P. cured loose,
3ita7t: do skinned, loose, 80a7o! do,
do. smoked. 88 38c i do boiled, boneless
8V! picnic srnuldors, s. I. cured, loose,
19c: do smoked 80c: bellies. In pickle, loose.
84c: breakfast bncon. 42c; lard. 80c.
REFINED SUGARS
There was a moderate Inquiry on a basis
of Oo for Ine cranulated,
DAIRY PRODUCT8
CHEESE FJrm with demand absorbing
the limited offering- Quotations: New
Tork and Wisconsin whole-milk. Hats, cut
rent make, fancy. 8JV4 83e: specials hliher.
oflff iorK ana Wisconsin wnoie-miiK nais,
current make, fair to aood 8tH W32c: Job-
Dinir snies or fancy snnds nu namp.
HUTTEH The market aa quiet and
showed no Important change. Ottering
were ample. Quotations. Snlld-pncked
creamery extras. Sic: hlmher-scorlnK Roods,
S2S4c, the latter for Jobbing sales: extra
tlrsts, BOo: nrsts, 4840o: seconds 4il47c:
sweet creamery, rnolce to fancy. r,lBT.,.lc: do.
fair to Brood. 4852e. fancy brands of nrlnta
Jobbing- at SSOOOc: fair to choice, 48S7c
EUU3 strictly nne stoclc was scarce and
Arm Supplies were mostly of heat-dam-aged
stocks, which were dull and weak
Quotations: Free cases, nearby. 115 per
crate: current receipts. ft4 40, nearby and
western seconds, 112 7n13 20, fancy se
lected egra Jobbing; at t7S0c per dozen. ,
POULTRY
I.rvJS Trade was quiet and spring broil
ers wero eaaler under freer offerings. Quo
tations: Fowls, via express, 3037c: spring
chickens broilers not Leghorns, yellow-skinned
weighing; 1 2 lbs apiece, 4830c,
exceptional lots higher: do broilers, not
Leghorns, jiellow-sklnned. weighing m lbs
aptec. 4347c; do. broilers, not Leghorns,
jellow-sklnned, weighing 11H lbs apiece,
4n44c. White leghorns, yellow-skinned,
weighing IK 2 lbs apiece 4042e do,
ellow-skinned. smaller sizes, 8840c
Roosters. 23024c. Ducks Tekln. 2728c:
do, Indian Runner. 23J7c. Qeese, 20c.
bs. and ovr apiece, SlVic: weighing. 8
m
ed, In barrels, fancy, dry-plel
4 lbs. and over nnlece. RSpi w
3lc: old roosters, dry-picked, 22e: broilers,
hill
lbs. SRc: mallr 1es. fl0n2cl frenh
ltd. In brrlt. (anrv. drv-olrhed. wlth
In 4 lb. Rnd ovr npUce. Sac; vreldhinr tiet
8H Ibi aplecft, 32RS3c! tmiilUr iUpb, 2DO
4.A.I-1 UlUIIFIHi
nearby, B202r: do, western, 47o0c spring
ducks. IxnT Island. 3"c: squabs, per doren,
white, weighing- 1HJ12 lbs per dozen. t8 SO
etii 2o: aa, no, weighing- lfilo ids i
dozen. t7 ftnR 2B! do. do. welahlna- 8 II
ner dozen. lflft 7.1! do. do. welahinr 7 lbs
per dozen. 14 SORB 2n: do do, weighing nn
CH lbs per dozen. 12 S0R3 Rd: dark. II, SO
UL
2.2S;
small and No. 2, tli)ct2.
FRESH FRUITS
The market was firm and In some eases
higher Supplies of choice fruits were well
cleaned up Quotations: lemons, per box.
8 80R so. Oranges, California, per box.
il.7At?n 7R Cantaloupes. California per
crate, 13 R0W4 ROi do southern, per crate,
tl nn2 73. Watermelons, Florida, per car,
$2inW0OO. ninckberrles, per at . 20023c.
Cherries, nearby, per qt , aour, 213V
Pcachea, tleorgla. per crate. I1.732.7B
Huckleberries, per qt , 2023c, Raspber
ries, red. ner pint. 14 17c. Gooseberries,
per qt , 8 10c.
VEGETABLES
Fntatocs were lower under more liberal
supplies We quote: White pots toes North
Carolina, per hbl No 1. 4R: No 2.
t 21W2.50. White potatoes. Eastern Shore,
Virginia, per bbl. No, 1. 4 ROWS R0: No.
2 M Rtl2 7R White potatoes. Norfolk,
per bbl. No. l. it nu?n: no. .' it pz
Cabbage, Pennsylvania, per bbl , 1.7nn2 no
Onions Eastern Shore, per Bushel-!
!.! -J"ir2 Rni do, New Jersey, per
l 231 75,
l-hamper.
basket.
LONDON STOCK MARKET
fc "QIIt-Edged Section Lacks Steadiness.
Mines Cheerful In Spots
, London, July 7. Oil shares were ac
tive nnd rmojntit on the stock exchange
today undtr tho lead of Shell Transport
and Trading Iriips
The gilt-edgi'd section lacked stcadl-
t ik-ss and wna lower because of n fiual
rush to subscribe to the Victory Loan.
1 Home rails were dull on the labor
situation, wlvilc Canadians and Argen
tines were flabby. ,
In the mining department cheerful
ness was noto,d In spots. Generally the
markets were irregular.
Preserve Work Again Burned
Fire did $800 damage today to .the
two-story brick building ol the Quaker
City Treservo Works, 1020 East
cnango street. The building is owned
by William Cargen. The fire started on
the second floor. Last winter, the en
tiro establishment was gutted by fire.
The origin of the blare Is undetermined.
0
June 30, 1910
RESOURCES
Loans and Investments. . .(10,708,890 07
Accrued Interest 61,002,81
Due from Hanks 924,47111
flenrlng; Hnuse Exchanges 175.G04 30
Cash and neiierve 1,106,168.91
Customers' Liability Ac
count of Acceptances,. . 60,000 0(1
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
New York. July 7 nUTTErt -Steady nnd
Arm Receipts. 17 8B1, tuba Illgh-acorlng
MiM.-.O'ic; extros l"Hc Inside, nrsts. 48
40c. seconds, 4047Wc: stalo dairy, 40
Kans Irregular Receipts 88,712 cases
fresh-gathered, extras. r.lMo- etn-ag.
naeked extra firsts. 47.'i0c" dirties No 1,
3038c: No. 2. IflWaic: flrsts 43R4IV:,
seconds 37042c checks 343(lc: checks,
undergrade. 20033c, state and nearby hen
nery R0R8c. gathered whites. 47R(lc:
western whites. 4703flc. rVarltlc coast. B4
BRc, western and southern gathered whites
4(l.pc. state and nearby hennry browna.
f,4f5-ic, gathered brown and mixed colors,
B0O8c. fair to prime. 44M4nc. . i
CHEEIE Irregular necelnts. 9103 boxek I
Flat, cuirent make, colored average run, I
Sllic Inside tlat current mite white, aer. .
age run nm.l?c; cninrni bpcvmi,. o-v
Total $13,016,137.24
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock $400,000 01)
Fourth Street
National Bank
Philadelphia, June 30, 1919.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $61,633,676.99
Customers' Liability under Letters of Credit and
Acceptances 2,016,296.68
uue irom Banks 12,580,848.34
Exchanges for Clearincr House 2.068.964.19
Cash and Reserve 7.861,643.61
$86,161,428.81
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock $3,000,000.00
Surplus and Profits 7,530,884.61
Reserved for Taxes and Expenses 147,391.34
Circulation 493,600.00
Letters of Credit Issued to Customers, and Ac
ceptances 2,030,831.63
Deposits 72,958,721.23
Rediscounts and Bills Payable with Federal Re
serve Bank 4 NONE
Surplus and Net Profits,
i ncarnen Discount
Hesered for Taxes
Circulation
Deposits
Due Federal Reserve Bank
Loans on (5oernmcnt Se
curities Acceptances
Executed for Customers
1,094.626.88
32,168 24
10,826.19
200,000 on
7.728.525 9.1
3,500,000 00
50,000 00
32Hc: while epecil
323Jttc.
Total $13,016,137.24
JOHN G. SONNEBORN, Cashier.
FOUNDED 18U
LOCAL MINING 8TOCKS
TONOPAH STOCKS
Hid
;.
Jim ityler .
MarXamara
Midway . . .
Mlzpah Ext
.Montana ..
Northern Star
jf.1.
.til
.38
.OS
Rescue Eula. .18
West End 2U
OOL.DFIEI.D STOCKS
Atlanta ., 01
Blue Bull 02
nootn . e? "3
DIsmondrTeld B B 01
Dalay nl
Kewanaa - 01
Oro 03
Silver Pick 06
Spearhead ., OS
,w MISCEMANEOUS
Arizona United 23
Nevada Wonder 43
, -Tecopa Mines .09
i
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS
Chlruo. July 7. HOGS Receipts. 58.000
ad Fairly active: mostly 10c to 25c
hlither than Thursday: one load. 122.50,
A sit
.34
.03
.40
.10
.20
.1U
.20
2U
.04
.113
.10
.n2
.03
.04
.03
.OS
.10
.2
,33
.15
National Bank
of Germantown
PHILADELPHIA
June 30, .1919.
RESOURCES
Iyonns and Investments. . .$5,941,537.12
Due from Banks 775,652.77
Cash and Reserve 926,118.34
$7,643,308.23
' LIABILITIES
Capital Stock 200,000.00
Surplus and Net Profits... 669,326.48
Unearned Discount 33,017.18
Circulation 191,600.00
Deposit B.177,864.57
Due Federal Reserve Dank, .
Bills Payable 1,372,000,00
FRANKLIN
NATIONAL BANK
Chestnut Street West of Broad
Philadelphia, June 30, 1919.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $49,727,600.76
Liability under Letters of Credit 80,155.39
Interest Earned Uncollected 120,561.53
Due from Banks 14,352,101.27
Cash and Reserve 4,679,678.75
Exchanges for Clearing House . . . 3,777,745.41
$86,161,428.81
EVERY
FORM OF nOMERTIC ANT) FOItEION HANKING
J arWX 1 '''TV!' ryf I I Trf
. , . . r,. F hllANBAtKER. rresldeni
It. J CI.rtIt. Vlce-Pres and Cashier v. A. nill.KT.KT. Asst Cashier
'. K. IIARUT, Vice-President r. K SlfAW Ih As" Cashier
H. U. IILMriIRE8. Vice-President ARTHUR ' M.NIcrfoil,. A.I "c.shl.r
huh
Corn Exchange
National Bank
Philadelphia
The Open Door Policy
is still in force at the "Corn Exchange." Officers'
rooms have been planned without doors.
i
Open Hospitality
COME IN
CHESTNUT AT SECOND
DIRECTORS
FRANK T PATrnnsoN
WII.I.IAM A DlrK
W It NICHOI.ION
rilANCIB I OOWF.N
D, F SHANnACKFR
IAMES M WII.IX70V
W ILI.IA.M de KRAFFT
SIDNET F. TTr.r.n, Chairman
FRANK: O ItOflKItS CHAS A DANIEL
ononop k. Johnson a e NEwncii.n. jrt.
IOSEPH E. WIDENF.R IRENEE DU PONT
1IAIIRTA RERWIND ISAAC II. CI.OTHIER.
JSAXXiSl?11 .' ' A" - lir.UK r-. TILER
JONA?HANAC.tNEFKlXN AVERELI' HARIHMAN
JR.
$72,737,843.11
LIABILITIES
Capital $1,000,000.00
Surplus 4,000,000.00
Undivided Profits 578,511.64
Reserved for Taxes 145,598.83
Discount and Interest Unearned 100,156.03
Letters of Credit 80,155.39
Bills Payable at Federal Reserve Bank, secured by
Government Obligations 7,500,000.00
Deposits 59,333,421.22
$72,737,843.11
$7,643,308.23
JOHN C. KNOX, Cashier.
3. B. MeAIXISTKR, President,
I. A. HAimiS. Jr.. Vlee-Prealdent. B. K. SHIELDS. Asst, Cashier.
1, VTM. HABDT. Cashier W. M. OEHMANN. Jr.. Asst. Cashier
M. D. HEINnoI.T). Assistant Cashier
amnel T. Rodlna
Ilenrr Tatnall
J. Rntherford SfcAIlister
Frederick I. II ally
Efflnirham B. Morris
Percy C. Madeira
DIRECTORS
J, Andrews ITnrrls, Jr.
John Ilampton nnrnea
Morris L.. Clothier
V. S. W. rackord
Charlton Yarnall
XV. XT. Atterbury
Edrar C. Felton
Edward F. Ileale
Daniel n. tVenti
Arthur W flewnll
loseph Moor, Jr.
Lenta I.lllle
Jay Cook
I ayvX THE OLDEST DANK IN AMErUCA. '"""
tAforth America I
(National Bank) I
CHMtTtftCO
CONTINENTAL C0NORESS I7l
Philadelphia, June 30, 1919
REPORT OF CONDITION
RESOURCES
leans and Discounts $27,01,401.82
Duo from Itinka nnd Hankers 4.AOO,22t,4t
Clearlnr House Exrhanicrs 1,11(0,407.110
Cash and lleserie 2,l44,4AS.a
Treasurer of the U. H 7S.uOO.00
II. S. Securities I'ledced for Customers .B!5. 500.00
ntrrrsi r.arreu ioi Loiirnm . s, .,. 1D9.X3S.4S
Hills ot Kxchnnre Iloucht 10.457.50
Castntners' I.labllltr under Acceptances and Letters
of Credit
100,000.00
Total $44,222,779.93
LIABILITIES
Cnnltal ..
Surplus nnd Undivided rroflta
Circulation
Deposits
U. a. Securities Ilorrowed from Customers
IlUIs of Kichnnxo Hold
Heserro for Taxes nnd Interest , .,
Acceptances Issued nnd letters of Credit Issued.
Itllls Iarahle Hecitred br Gorernment Doods . . .
tnearnel Discount nnd Interest
hubscrlptlODs to Liberty Joans
It.ftfl0.000.on
2,258,250.45
400,707.50
22,27,525.5S
1,525,500.00
10.457.5O
10,015. 84
100,000.00
S.525.500.00
120,724.03
545,001.0
Total $44,222,779.93
CIIARLKS n. HARDING. Iret.
8AMUKL D. JORDAN. Vice Tros.
U. 8. UROMEK. Cashier
X. J. MCRPHY, Assist. Cask,
n. r. menini.i5x. Assise, cat
v. oi. rniniujs. assist, uas
ash
n.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
active;
irsday:
practical
S21 IMe2S 25: heay weleht 131 05022.25
top.
122 40.
Dulk.
V
y
4ty
11
h,.i,m wlvft i1 50022.85: llaht welaht.
t.l,ni022 4(): 1lht llehts J20W22: heavy
packlns; sovfs. smooth 120 ndO21.50: pack
inir sows, rcuth. 520G20.75; plg(. US 25
CATTLK Receipts. 15,000 head. HUher.
Ileef steers, medium and heavy weight, choice
and nrlnw. 1-40P10 40: medliim and orood.
v13 25 15 fi0( common. $11 25B13 21; light
weights irood and choice I14CT15 05: com
mon and medium. Jlo 2514: butcher cattle,
helfera I7.75014; cows. 17 85012.75: enn
nara and cutters 8 2507 SI: vea calvea.
Tlrtt and handy weight 17 25&18 25; feeder
4 steers. .40.R0O12.75i stocker atro. $8.25
ffjl
SHEEP Receipts. 40.000 head. Weak.
' Lambs. 84 pounds down I15.25O17.50: culls
snd common. $0014 75: yearllrut wethers,
$10 50014: ewes, medium, good and choice,
$7O0: culls and common. $300.50.
k
I V7
17.0
m
Iarv
t0f
5.,
rlltsburtli. July 7. CATTLE Receipts.
1400 head Hlsher! SteersT; $15 50O16;
heifers' $12B13.10: cows. $1012. .Caltag,
receipts. 1200 head. Higher. Top. $21
'.TJtAj'ri.,.!,,,. 4500 head. Higher.
Heavies and heavy yorkers. $23 05 023 78;
light yorkers, 2J 50$23: pigs $21 G0O22
'TsHKEr ANDLAMUS Rece Pts. 2800
head ' Active., Top sheep. $10 00; top lambs,
$18. '
CHItfAQOmjTTER AND EQQ8
. Chicago. JuIyB-nUTTER Receipts. 18.
S'iM. to"?' MarTet steady IJxtra 4c:
1 firsts, 40O4Rc: a,-conds. 44043c.
, BOGS Receipts, 25.014 cases Market
steady. Klrta.3ie4ne: ordinary firsts. 88C1
87c; miscellaneous 81P3c.
'DIVIDENDS DECLARED
nrowa Shoe Company, quarterly of ltt
per cent qn preferred payable August 1 to
stock of record juiy 10
New York, Chlcniro and St. Ioula Railroad,
77 i.mlinnuBl rnt 2 per cent on second ore
ferred. payable July 22 to stock of record
T..1- M
" Fenton'Unlted Cleaning and Dyeing Com
pany, nuarteTiy ot m. per cent on preierrea
and Quarterly ( i oer crni on common,
fcoth payable July 15 to record of July 10,
Curtis Aeroplane and Motor Company,
i semiannual of fii per cent on preferred,
navahl. JltlV 15.
Centennial National Rank, semiannual of
',n per cent, .payable on demand as reglattroj
, juiy .
, 4.J
Insurance Co. Increase! Dividend
Insurance Company of North Atner
i lea directors today declared a semi
ip annual dividend of 1h pet cent,' pay
able July 14, to stock; of record July
f 8. This places tho stock on a regular
j'15 per cent per annum basis. For
quite a number of years the regular
'rate has been 12 pet; cent. BInce 1010,
I extra dividends have been declared
amounting to 3 per cent in 101G; 4
'per cent In 1017; 4 per cent In 1018
and o per cent msc January,
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1803 I
CUAS. n. HARDING
L. K. I'ASH.MOKK
JOHN 1. 1'KAKCB
JOHN V. GREEN
GEO. V. 11 Alt Kit, M.D.
BllxUlB llXtll
S
DIRECTORS
c. c. ncmoKR
J. II. C1IMM1NOS
W. I'. HIMl'MON
CllAp!. n. DUNN
IIORACK. E. SMITH
E ABBS' 8. TOIRET
DM A RDF. IIICNRON
T1IERQN J. CHANK
(iRAIIAMK WOOD
W. K, DH'IEJl
WU. r. BEAD. Jr.
:::is
INCORPORATED
)'
Cigar Company Increases Capital
$ New York, July 7. Stockholders of
f the General Cigar company. havo au
i thorized or. "Increase In capitalization
"i, Jrom SS.l,000,(KMr to (r,lKM),lKMJ. Tilt
'. 51U.lHJU.umi increiiHe win oe mane uv
Issuance of 50,000 additional shares of
, present common stock, par- value $100,
, i and 00.000 shores 7 per cent cumuia
'.- it've sinking mnu ucucuiurn nreierreu
If W . tnrk. nnr S100.
r r-' T '
' Gold for South America '
Nen' Vor t. July 7. "Withdrawals of.
' Jtold from the subtreasury for export to
I South Anierlca, continue. The Jateni
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The Philadelphia National Bank
- Philadelphia, June 30, 1919.
RESOURCES
U. S. Bonds and Certificates of Indebtedness $43,220,77 1.10
Loans, Discounts and Investments 1 07,01 7.6J 9.56
Accrued Interest Receivable r 31 0,860.25
Customers' Liability Under Letters of Credit and
Acceptances 11,271 ,679.78
Due from Banks 25,975.198.70
Exchanges for Clearing House 6,534,5 1 6.85
'Cash and Reserve 11,358,175.28
$205,688,821.52
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock - $3,000,000.00
Surplus and Net Profits 8,002,193.95
Unearned Discount 586,856.77
Reserved for Taxes and Interest 522, 1 7 1 .46
Letters of Credit and Acceptances 11 ,929,877.60
Acceptances of Other Banks Sold 1 36,978.89
U. S. Bond Account 31,898,450.00
Bills Payable with Federal Reserve, Bank Secured by .
U.'S. Bonds ' 4 . ' 27,500,000.00
; . - ( Individual . . V $79,874,245,59
Deposits Bank . . . 31,771,614.46
' U. S. Government 1 0,466,432.80 1 22, 1 1 2.292.85
5205,688,821.52
LEVI L. RUE, President
CHARLES P. BLINN, Jr., Vice Prcs. WM. S. MADDOX, Vice Prca.
' HOWARD W. LEWIS, Vice Pres. HORACE FORTESCUE, Vice Pre.
O. HOWARD WOLFE, Cathier
DIRECTORS:
George Wood Pierre S. duPont Alva C. Dinkey
Alfred C. Harrison , Asa S. Wing Eldridge R. Johnson
Levi L. Rue Samuel M. Vauclain J r2B? Mitchell
George H. McFadden William H. Donner Henry G? Brengle
Randal Morgan Wallace D. Simmons s. P. Hutchinson
Samuel Rea Samuel D. Warriner G. Colesberry Purves
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PENN
NATIONAL BANK
Comptroller's Call
June 30, 1919
ASSETS
Immediatelr Available
Cash & Reserve..?!, 607,491. 60
OFFICERS
M.
w. n.
Exchanares for
Clearing House.
Duo from Corre
' spondents
Ellpibla Paper
Discountable In
Federal Be
sero Bank ....
Liberty Hands &
Certificates ....
230,758 SS
516,831.(1
7,375,616 3$
1.858,858 00
$11,588,556.18
Other Loans and Discounts!
D u e within 30
days 81.136.175 60
Due 30 to 90
days 222,870.00
Duo after 90
days 2,504,646 01
United States &
other Honds.... 1,104,885 51
Banking House... 272,500.00
$16,829,633.30
LIABILITIES
. .J12.203.5S3. 84
DeDOslts ..
i mi nVdral lie-
sen e Bank 1.000.000 0ft
Circulation 150,000 00
Reserve for
Tnxes & Ip
t o r e b t ac
crued 84,253 67
Caiiltnl Stock &
rronts 3.391,845,79
$16,829,633.30
"ALWAYS COMMERCIAL'
Market at Seventh
RAKER
President
IVARn
Cashier
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Assistant Cashier
T ii. DEiftm
Assistant Cashier
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Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS
Ramnel 8. Sharp
Chairman of Hoard
ITInthrop "mlth
John T. Rtoer
Ahram C. Jlott
Ralph n. North
Orellet Collins
Eran O. Cbandleo
MelTllleO. nafcer
Edwin 1 niabon
Irtlnc Xehn
William 8. rilling
XX m, L. Tnrov
Resources
IOans and In
estments . $54,320,791 42
Due from Banks, 8,179,330.08
Clnarlna; House
Exchanges ,. . 2 564 128.90
Cash and Besene 3,607 112 56
Customers' Lia
bility on For
eign credits and
acceptances . . 4,646 726 60
Liabilities
Net
Capital . ..
Surplus and
rronts
Unearned Dis
count Reserve for Taxes
Circulation . .
Deposits
Porefen Credits
and Accept
ances AiUnnws from
Tederal Resere
Bank
S 2,000,000.00
4,100,117.71
252,892 68
220,000 00
190,600.00
42.334,773 58
4,646,725.50
818.218,088.46
19,472,978 99
73,5I,08.4
JOHN J. MacDONkAI,D
WILSON CATHERWOOD
WM. L. SUPPLEE
THOMAS J. JEFFRIES
JOSEPH H. PARVIN
WM. H. FOLWELL.
WALTER A BAILET
CHAS. S. CALWELL
niiiECTon
FRANK H MOSS
GEO. W. B. ROBERTS
MERRITT N WILLITS,
IA3V1S R PAGE
DAVID C. BRADLEY
PAUL THOMPSON
XV. H HARDING
IRA VAUOHAN
ALAN D. WOOD
Jr.
OFFICERS
CHAS S. CALWELL
President
M N. WILLITS. Jr.
Vice-President
THOS. J JEFFIUES
Vice-President
NEWTON W. CORSON
Cashier
ALLEN M. MATTHEWS
Ass t Cashier
ALBERT N HOGO
Asst Cashier
EDWARD T. JAMES
Ass't Cashier
EDWARD J. PAUL
Ass't Cashier
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Third and Arch Streets
A Commercial Convnimnc in a Commercial Conunanfty
Statement of Condition Juno 30th, 1919
nr.Hmnrvji
Loans and treatment SlT.riTt.4R0 OS
Due from Hanks 2.8.1.7ns 8J
Kirhunn for the Clearlnr House . B50.3j0 70
Customers' Liability on account of "Acceptances" .......
Executed by this Bank .iS'Si? 2
Cash and Reserve 1.4.-2.0(r. .Ill
822,481,140.3."
LIARILITIES
r.nitsi isoo.ooo on
Surplus and Net Profit MJI.MJ SJ
Unearred Discount ... 8T..08 .0 72R..1. r.
ci?cu.n.tionn":".r! . '". T"" .:::.:::...::.: !!??.?!!
Acceptances Executed for Customers., ..... 40 513 31
Bills Pajable with Federal Reserve, Bank
secured by V. S, Liberty Bonds and
cVrllScates of Indebtedness B.nni nnn no
Bills fayaW- with Federal Reserve Bank 1)03 SW 5 t.08,r.TI no
Deposl'tT?..15.'.".1.'. ....'.'.:.' .'' '.''' '' 14,701.503 87, 14,701,473 -IT
822,481,110.33
OFFICKRBl J. . erm,ICn. President
IGNATIUS J. DOHAN. Vlco President
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i tMMti, anil Cashier Asst. Cashier
P1AMITFL VcAWnliuL FREDFRICK FAIRIAMR.
Aist Cashier Assistant Cashier
DIBBCTOBSt W. U. CABPKNTER. ChalrniaB of the Hoard
Imallua J.Uohas "ohr. C.MaHIn h amnel fc. Ijinill.
iforari T.PotU Loots N.Hnlelberfer iu.l.t)elbermaiin
ilenrr F. Mltehell IVm.HrA,M,Jr. . Jonathan Jenks
Wwlfji- Ilenrr ll.llrlon.Jr. Charle. J Clark
JSMtCulloek Nathan T.Folwell Henry M.McAdoo
Norman K. Condermnn
Ti5 Market Street
National Bank
of PHILADELPHIA
. JUNE 30, 1919
RESOURCES
Loans and Inestment.. .816,386,823.79
Customers' Liability under
Commercial Letters of ,..,,....
Credit and Acceptances l.JJJ.709.94
Due from Banks 3,511,630 24
Exchanges for Clearing -,,.....,
House 782,450.15
Cosh and Reserve 1,749,048,96
$24,223,663.08
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock 81.000,000.00
Surplus and Net Profits.. 1,770.232.81
Circulation 694,400.00
Commercial Letters or
Credit and Acceptances
Liabilities for Rediscounts
with Federal Reserve
nank i-'V":
Bills Payable, Federal
Reserve uann
1,843,709.94
Deposits
260,000.00
6,597,146 97
13,168,174.36
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3)24,223,663.03
FRED. F. SPELLSSY,
THE
Second National Bank
of Philadelphia
AT FRMNKFORD
Report of Condition, June 80th, 1919
RESOURCES
Loans and Investments. .. 86,763,457.54
United States Bonds 794 280 00
United States Treaauw """00,'
Certificates .'. 400.OOO 00
Due from Banks 398.166 18
CASH and RESERVE.... 8ll(654.'n
38,188,428.43
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock 1280,000 00
Surplus and Net Profits... 773,099.78
Circulation 144,400.00
Bills Tayable with Fed-
eral lUserve Bank...... 200,000,00
Reserved for Taxes ard
Interest 28,305.01
DEPOSITS ,'... 6.758,623.69
$8,183,428.43
FRANK AD31IEAD, Cashier,
the: sjirj&rd
NATIONAL BANK
PHILADELPHIA
Statement of Condition at the Close of Holiness June 30, 1010
RESOURCES
Loans and lnestmcnts $76,081,337,83
Accrued Interest 191,884.78
Customers' Liability a c.
Acceptances and Letters of Credit 7,138,089 23
Kxchance for Clearing House 2,469,546.07
Due from Banks- 16,087,678.14
Cash and Reserve 5,472,313,91
$107,443,348.96
LIABILITIES
Capital ,2,000.000.00
Surplus and Net Profits 6,369,590 71
Reserve for Unearned Discount 333.147.22
Reserve for Tales 332,738.68
Circulation 1,085.000.00
Acceptances and letters cf Credit 7,138,089.2
Bills Pajable Due Federal Reserve Bank , , , .. . 17,165,000 00
United States Bonds Borrorred - , . 5,000,000.00
Deposits , 68,020,283,13
$107,443,848.96
JOSEPH WAYNE, JR., President
Evan Randolph, Vie Prea. Alfred Darralt, Asst. Cashier
A. W. Plrkford, Vice Presldtnt Darld J. Slyrrs, Asst. Cashier
Charles M. Aahton, Cashier Walter P. French, Asst. Cashier
DIRECTORS
FRANCIS B. REI5VKH, Chairman ef the Hoard
Daniel nxuxh Francis I). Reeves, Jr. Arthur V. Morten
Redman K. (Irlseom Wm. W. Frailer, Jr. William Jar Tntjter
W. Frederick Bayder Oeorxe D.. Itosensarl'a A. J, Conntr VM
Robert Tolond Joseph Wayne, Jr. Wm. P. Marua J '
Wm. Nawbold Ely F.ian Ranilolpli , Walter S. Tbaensosi
Joha Orlbbel . Morris U, Betkiat ,..lMf ,,r;r . ftP-"--
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