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a Fallen Idol,

But perhaps the underlying cause Of
the foreign liquidation in Canadian Pacific
is the fact that this stock formerly a
tremendous favorite with the whole con-
tinent of Europe, hrs lost It's old pos ton
in the past year or so 1t Is said that
whenever the stock has displayed any
particular frmness IN this market or in
London, Berlin has had constant sup
ply for sale, not OF short stock, but OF
actual holdings. The Fronkfurter
ZeftunD, probably the most influential
financial organ In Germany, has for
months been conducting a campaign of
criticism against tho management of the
property Ever since tho last piece Of
financing the policies of the company have
been under fire. Moreover IN general
way Canadian securities are not regarded
as possessing the speculative possibilities
that they had a year or so ago. II Is con-
sidered that the boom IN that quarter was
altogether overdone. Canada is no. viewed
In Europe as tho coming country with the
same enthusiastic belief that II was two
or three years ago
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That the decline In Canadian Pacific
has been due to European selling is the
assertion OF those in close contact with
the foreign markets. Montreal sod some
on tho present break, but the big supply
came from abroad. For some days now
Canadian Pacific has been quoted con-
siderably lower In the London market
than over here. This disparity Is all tho
more noticeable because a nineteen day
account is In progress on the London eN-
change and an allowance for intcr,s
should make prices there rule fractiunally
higher than In this marke.. Selling OF
the favorLte international stock has been
going on not only for the account OF Ger.
man and English investors. but also for
Amsterdam and other Continental CEN
tres. Much of II may he of forced char
acter due 10 extraordinary losses sliS-
tained by foreigners In other American
and home securities English, Dutch and
German investors have been badly hurt
by the collapse in the Gould Issues Big
declines IN such home stocks as BARGE
lonas and Brazilian fractions have also
caused the foreigner TO liqudate securl-
ties. with a constantly good marke' rather
than sacrifice local stun. Naturally Cana
dian Pacific is chosen first, as II was
throughout the demoralzed period follow
ing the outbreak OF the Balkan war
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Traders' Reasoning.

The trading element on tho floor OF The
exchange sold stocks on tho publication
of the Interstate Commerce Commission
New Haven report on the theory that the
character OF the report sounded the death
knell OF any advance In feight rates. II
was asserted with the utmost gravity that
the commission had been deliberately wait
ing for the appearance Of this document
In oyder 20 provide itself with an argu-
ment which would Justify u in the public
mind in refusing the railroads needed
higher rates. The absurdity NJ talk of
this kind IL OF course obvious. The
idea that 100 per cent. honesty and 100
per cent efficiency ought TO be shown
invariably in the railroad business.
whereas II Is expected from no other
business on earth. seems TO be fairly
prevalent. II is conceivable on these
grounds that a portion of the public
might he perfectly willing TO believe tha'
the troubles OF all the railroads lies In
extravagant financing schemes and gross
mismanagement and that no advance is
Justified. But u II impossible to believe
tina. the commission could be Influenced
by any such argument. The Interstate
Commerce Commission has become an un-
usually expert body. with n deep knowl-
edge OF railroad affairs. To believe the
members capable OF allowing clrcum-
stances OF this kind to influence their
judgment of the present railroad oues ion
In regard to rates Is to reflect on their
intelligence or their integrity
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

In making statement of earnings for
June ana for the hair year ana the year
10 June 80 ths Pacific Gas and Electric
Company urges Its stockholders TO avail
themselves OF the privilege OF subscribing
The statement SAYS; The elimination OF
financial position, with short time notes
and other floating debt paid. large cash
WORKING capital snd 5000; 900 OF free bonds
directors haVe pledged resumption OF
dividends on the common stock or ! per
cont G GuSrIES S.r'nnins The nr't ot next
Owing to the condition Of the market II
was not feasible to sell the stock except
70 shareholders OF the COMPANY ana the
niEei this In permitting tho sale OF II
at 40 attractive n price, well defined
plan 10 contemplated which we beieve will
The company reports for June total operat-
ins revenue OF l,s70.43 as against 81
sslioc tor June 1919, being an Increase
for Jun-, 1913. For the SIX months ended
s g 90 "A. s os 0g:5 c,a,
ss'O.7l2 The total net income for the
siX months was ,tlss,o37, as against So
was an increase OF s78l,23G For the twelve
months ended Juns 80 tho total operating
zsys9us r .S ,iSI,so5C, a. assin;, siS,,ss
wa, $780,: S67. against s,ts7i5l Tor
'hS precsa'ns, "a IN increase w 81 ;SSSiS
august 10 for the construction Of a tunnel
through Twin Peaks. which dltd. the
"f SSs,n''' S''ni, from .re1 dlst,S,
q feet high Rapid transit trains will be
ss,s us% s9ss ~. sec na years ana viii
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New Haven stock itself was one Of
the few to show a net advance for the
day. Throughout tho session New Haven
ruled Arm and on the publication OF the
report actually advanced. The feature
Of the market for this stock was the
heavy trading within comparatively
narrow range. over $4,000 shares chang
Ing hands between 55la and 57l,. Tho
big turnover and the flrmness suggested
heavy covering of short stock. rather
than cessation of liquidation. II is pos
sible that short selling might have run
ahead OF the liquidation. and that the
free supply at this level proceeded mainly
from new short position. But the loan
market did not Indicate that the marke,
was choked with short contracts The
loanng rate at the close yesterday was
II. TO l"i per cent. or only slightly b
low the ruling rate. which Is rather re-
markablc considering the big fall that
the stock has already had. on the last
big slide In New Haven the stock was
continuously In active demand in the loan
crowd the rate ruling fat and even at a
big premium for months at a time Sc
far all the signs are of an ample floating
supply OF stock to 20 round.
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THE GRAIN MARKET.
wheat Drops on Heavy Movement
and Weather News.

Wheat was under pressure during most
OF yesterdays trading and the market at
the close was Il 10 NC. lower for the
session. Faster cables, favorable weather
in the Northwest and Southwest. hedging
sales, heavy movement OF now wheat and
an increase Of more than 1000, 900 bushels
in tho visible supply were the essential
factors In the break. The market closed
at about the lowest point,
Russian and Argentine weather oondl-
tons were reported unfavorable. Re-
CENTS OF new wheat NJ Kansas Oity were
nearly 100000 bushels and more than
ZOO 600 bushels reached Chicago. New
Orleans and Galveston stocks increased
about I 900. 900 bushels.
Corn, after starting steady on higher
cables which reflected unsatisfactory con-
dttions at Argentina and smaller world s
shipments for the week. softened on re-
norris OF needed rains, and prices declined
2. TO lLc The Department of Agricul-
ture issued statement correcting the
crop estimate published las Wednesday.
II makes the corn crop 2,920 900, 900 BUSH
els In place OF the earlier estimate OF
Q SOS 900, 900 bushels
Shorts covered on tho decline and prices
steadied toward tho close, showing losses
OF n to 40 for the day. There WIS
decrease OF 1.1s9,00o bushels in the
visible supply. Oats declined sharply
and q loss OF 2 cents occurred in the
July delivery on favorable weather news.
There was a decrease OF 57s. 900 bushels
in tho visible supply,
Chicago prices were
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GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
A Significant Decline.

The New York, Westchester and Bos-
ton IA per cent bonds dropped iOi,
points yesterday and closed at the bottom
The nature of the current demand for
these bonds is eloquently shown by the
fact that u took only twenty bonds
to break the price 10 per cent This de-
cline. moreover. comes on top of fall
OF IA points last week and of about rs
points In the last few months. The sig
nihcant point Is that these bonds are guar e
anteed principal and interest by the New
Haven road by Endorsement. They have
always been rated high and are legal in
vestments for savings banks in the states
OF Florida. Michigan. Minnesota and New
Hampshire. Their selling price and en-
tire standing have been based on the
strength OF this guarantee. In other
words. they have represented the credit
OF the New Haven. Selling as they do
AT 30 cents on the dollar. the question
naturally arises what that guarantee Is
now worth The decline In these bonds
has given renewed stimulus TO talk Ct
every kind OF unfavorable possibility in
the New Haven situation.
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REACTION FOLLOWS
ADVANCE IN COTTON
Sharp Jump on the Opening
Due to Talk Of Drought
i'm Texas.
TO.DAN'S CENSUS FIGURES
Consumption in June Compares
With Al. 900 Bales
Last Year.
TO.DAN'S CENSUS FIGURES


20 Sa-'h Carolina. south Carolina and
c.o-ga local thunder showers to-day;
p,oeasly 'l,r tomorrow; moderate west
and southwest winds
ror Alabama. Mississippi, Louisiana and
eastern Texas generally fair to-day and
,omorrov except probably showers near
he coast Hight TO moderate south and
Iouthvss' winds
For western Texas, generally fair to-day
ard tomorrow
For Oklahoma. fair to-day and prohab bly,
tomorrow
For Arkansas generally fair to-day and
tomorrow.
Cotton opened with quite a rush OF
buying yesterday morning. Prices during
the first five minutes OF trading showed a
gain Of II 70 Is points over Saturdays
closing Liverpool was better than due
and there was quite scare over the fail
ure OF rains to fail in Texas over Sunday.
I, was believed that temperatures also
would be injurtously high. Shorts made
inturiously high Shorts made quite a
quits . scramble to cover and trading
during ths frst half hour was very 40
tiva
rhsrs was Q moderate reaction before
he close, with July selling Is points OF
from the top. August Is points. while the
later positions showed n loss OF to 10
points from the highest OF the morning
The reaction was due to profit taking by
some Of the traders, who bought on the
depression last week. This selling was ia =
ciAtated by the failure OF temp, natures
In Texas TO reach an injuriously high
level. as the maximum in that State on
Sunday was only l0l degrees.
Cordili was out with most favorable
review Of Texas conditions. in which he
stated that there had been an immense
Improvement In central Texas and that
there were prospects for a very large crop
IN extreme southwest Texas and a large
movement OF cotton during July and Au-
gust This review was regarded as en-
trsly too extreme to be given full cred
,1ye. although IL no doubt had its effect
upon market sentiment.
President Freeman OF the International
srd Great Northern Railway also is
quoted as stating that Texas has pros
pects for the largest crop In its history.
At the same time the trade is not in
,'.n.d 10 place much trust in these ex-
uomely optimistic reports concerning the
Texas crop II is admitted that the
state might come forward with produc-
uou somewhat in excess OF 1000, 900
bales If there should he timely and gen.
-rUgs rains and late frost. on the
other hand. II is believed, with a good
show Of reason, that the yield might fall
below 5000. O0u bales II the drought con-
tnu.s much longer
The census Bureau at 10 o'clock this
morning wall issue It's report on the sup
ply and distribution Of cotton during
u e,s,r a.. 81
,o,ton by American mills during June
This W.. compare with $1,000 bales IN
Iune last year. The trade Is inclined
10 ooh for som. reduction from last
years figures and probably would con
sder a consumption OF only $4,000 bale:
as hearSh
Futures closed barely steady, points
e ~
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

The committee on stock list OF me
Stock Exchange has admitted to dealings
the Southern Pacific Company's s5t53+,O 900
per cent. twenty year convertible bonds,
due In 1894. on official notice OF issuance IN
exchange for outstanding subscription re-
ceipts.
II. r. Mcconnell A Co. ~ Pine strosS
have issued for distribution to inventors a
booklet giving a list Of public utility invest.
nents and other information Of Interest 70
holders ~ this class ~ sc~urttfes
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To the Holders of the First and Re-
funding Mortgage Four Per Cent.
Fifty-Year Gold Bonds OF GIN
cINNATI, INDIANAPOLIS &
WESTERN RAILWAY COM
PANY. and Of the First Mort
cage Five Per Cent. Gold Bonds Of
THE INDIANA, DECATUR L.
WESTERN RAILWAY COM
PANy:

fANH:
Dafauit having ceen nRaae M tho payment
~ the interest due July 1. 1914. on each
u che ssriss OF bonds above named, the
undersIgn-d. at the request OF holders of a
large amount II both seriss of sa,d bonds.
have Asr.-d 10 at Committee for the
protection " the interests OF all said bond
holders VINO shall become parties to on
asreo...snt now IN ,,roo-s~ of preparation
Hold-,r " said BOMBS are requested TO
s-posr .he sans WIN me EQUITABLE
TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK at its
once No 81 Wall Street New York City,
the Deportary TO re named In said Rgres-
meut All bonds deposited must be In
negotiable form and must bear the coupon
maturing July /. 1914. ana all subsequent
coupons. Certificates OF Deposit will b.
issued for the bonds deposited
In the judgment OF the COMMITTEES. the
interests Of tho -aid bondhold dcman q
immediate concerted action for their proteo-
ton. and II therefore requests that said
bonds be deposited Immediately.
Copies OF the Deposit Agreement may De
obtained las soon as tho same is completes
from the Dspositary or the Secretary of tho
Committee
WIN. a. READ, Chairman
J. AUGUSTUS BARNARD,
HENRY u. COOPER,
FREDERICK II. CHEh
GEORGE X. JOHNSON,
II. y. WHITCOMb,
ALBERT II. WIGGIN
l.. EDMUND ZACHER,
COMMITTEES
NEW YORK. !fury :. Is1S
y. r. MOVIE, Secretary,
rs Nassau Street
New York City.
CApwALADDR, w!CKGRsHAM q TAFT.
Counsel
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY OF REV
YORK. Depositary,
81 Wall street New York osty.
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Cash markets follow; wneat--No. /
Northern at Minneapolis S6Ac; No.
Northern spring {, o. b.. 99c.; No. Q rcd
T. o. b. export. $40. No. hard (. o. b.
$50. Corn-No. 2 yellow. 7s%ai No. 3
44IAc.; standards, 44iA n45c. Ryo-No
Western c. l. (. New York. sshc, Bar
ley-Malting O. l. T. Buffalo. 65Ib6o
F1our-Spring patents. s4.25@Nso;
spring clears. s3.S0Hs8sb: Kansas
straights TO arrive s420Qs 436,
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, July i3.-The market
was extremely dull during tho day. rhila-
delphia Electric was sold at 25h There
was some demand for Cambria Steel
around Saturdays closing Lehigh Navi-
CATION and Electric Storage both los, half
a point on small odd lots Arbltrags trad
ing was light Tho summary;
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THE MONTREAL MARKET.
sUB.TREAsURY STATEMENT.
SATURDAY

SATURDAY,
fa!d by sub-Treasury TO backs u. 500. oo0
Paid by banks TO sub Treasury 81. S39s, 900
actions ..'"..,'..,,,,.,.. ,sl71a, oso
SINCE FRIDAY LAST
pa,H ny sub Treasury to banks. ss.oas. 900
rao BY banks to Sub Treasury o.. 6,0se. 00o
Lose TO banks. o1s 900
',ous week ....'''.. -. s.sss. oos
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Now Caribbean service Anmouncea.

The Hamburg American Line announced
yesterday that IL would soon put IN ser-
Ne between New Orleans and ports of
~ caribbean a fleet of cargo oarrfers.
re vessels will sail on fortn'gntiy
shehule They win aooept freight for
usl'Ahlrment n ON Kingston TO all other
ports Of Jarnatoa
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THE CHICAGO MARKET

CHICAGO. July 1s.-The unsettled Gun
dtion in New York had a depressing in
nuence on the market here to-day Sears
Roebuct, Chicago Railway. sertes 2; Chi
cago Pneumatic Tool and Union Carbide
were especially weak. Most of shs trans
actions were of the small lot order. Bonds
were steady. Tbs summary:
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

TO INVBST up 20 1000 dollars Dash with
sarvices part time only IN small business;
manufacturing preferred. write CASH. BOX
40 sun once.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICES.

NOTICE g. hereby given that by a judgment
Of the supreme Court OF this State rem:
dersd on The :sth day OF April. isss. snA
entered In the once OF the Clerk OF New
York County on the 2sth day Of April. 1919.
the Manhattan Mutual Really Company vas s
dissolved, It's corporate existence annulled
and Morgan T. D Brien. Jr. OF Rector
Street, New York CITY, appointed receiver
OF - property. and said company, Its ofncers
and agents were by said Judgment forever
restrained from exercising its corporate,
rights. privileges or franchises
MITCHELL MAY
Sscretrry Of state
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spot cotton at New York was unchanged
at 1925 Southern spot markets were I'M
changed. with New orleans IL bis, Gal
weston 1884, Savannah l31s, Houston
- sis, Augusta la and Memphis 1871.
The New orleans market was steady
after the closing here. Prices there were {:
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
LEmGH VALLEY COAL SALES 20

New York. June %, 1911.
ne gs;d 4 pirSs,Sr, q ~ me ~, h"''i ,,1
deciared a dividend " Two AND ONE
HALF PER CENT. .i:>6 ~ Iherei. pay,
able July ts lslI 20 .nOsS Itockhold-rs OF
the Company who are holders II ,ull-snare
certificates OF steok .s-1sto,ei IN The CoM-
pany's books a. the siose OF hus'ness July y.
1914 Checks will be ,n..ed.
W. J. BCETON. -rvu-urcr.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
THE TEXAS 4 PACIFIC RAILWAY

SPECIAL MEETfSG OF STOCKHOLDERS
Notice is hereby given that special meet.
Rsiiway Company viii be he'd a. the prin.
eipsi Ciiice Of tke Company. 80. is5 Broad;
pose .of consldsrinE. votins. and acting upon
l. The approval and ra,iacstion of a pro-
posed agreement between this Company.
and ST Louis Iron Mountain 4 Southern
RAILWAY SS,mp91ny sLsntins a1d s sn,sS
using Jointly and equally WITH this Conn
Re .S 70 ME- post S or from FERN 9
day by way of Adds. 10 said Mile Post Q,
poftion OF X. lino 81 this P compsny 'b Be:
tween the town OF Ferriday. In the state
OF louisiana. ana the town OF Adds in
= The The approval and cs,inoa,ion Of a pro
the New orleans Pacihc halfway COMPANY
81. Louis, Iron Mountain a. southern Rail-
miRai c Company and Gaa afni trust Com
BSIK 81 NEW YORK; PIovidi1s for ,,o tb MS use
tain s oasRerS R"ll4ay I conpnH 9S ot 0a TN.
sfTminr Snd R5SPeCt OF The Trans
s The approvai '' and naturalization of tn.
v.ay With S ' ST. L SSmpfq pSn Gnty ana
Mortgage Bonds which may be Issued from
time to time by The Trans-Mississippi Ter
mlna Company. not exceeding S,bo0,ooo.
4. The approval ana ratification of tho sale
ss Of th SOCK Of n: Tra P
mississippi Terminal Company. being one
half Of the total authorized and outstand-
ing stock OF said Company
B. The approv.! and auihOIis.uon 81 l...,
Terminal Company. OF all tho present ter
minal property and facilities OF this Conn
prsny In he city OF Few Orleans, ,ncipdins
,T1'ss building; and Msr.hOu..' and ais.
bank OF the Mississippi River opposite
the city OF New Orleans also the transfer
property at Gouidsboro Gretua. and West
weeo, Including elevators docks. and
wharves. also the main limo tracks and
wsit bank q The Mis.is.ippP River opposite
the city OF New Orleans 10 Mile Post ..
also the assignment TO said Terminal Com
pany OF all the rights, privileges. ana
ana all ordinances by the City. OF New
Orleans and by any and all resolutions Of
the Board OF Commissioners NJ the Port
OF New orleans. the considerations OF said
respective officers of this Company ana 81.
Louis. Iron Mountain a Southern Railway
Company
6. Tho approval and ratification of all 40
rectors and by the officers OF this Com
pAny in the premises, and the approval OF
any and all further action which may be
necessary and proper.
7. Such other matters and things may
lawtully come before eaid special meeting.
Books for the transfer OF stock OF the
company w he elo.ed tor the purpose OF
az 10 o'clock A ~ on the 4th day of August,
'' PoHRD OF DIRECTORS
New York Juiy AZ 1874
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TO THE HoLpDre or
ERIE LIGHTING COMPANY
Fret Mortgage SO sinking Fund

DUE APRIL /, 1917.
NOTICE iS HEREBY GIVEN. as provided
In Article Ill Of the Indenture dated April
1912, securing the above bonds, that sealed
offers will be received until 10 o'clock A. NJ
on Friday July i7th 1914. a. the once OF
the undersigned. 40 Broadway. New York.
for tho sale OF sufficient bonds al not ex.
ceAdng 1880 OF par and accrued Interest 10
exhaust the sum OF Seven thousand five hun
cents 1.7's7s 2S} otfsrs shomid he s.aisd
and addressed TO the TRUST DEPART
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK. Trustee
Bv A. J. HEMPHILI. President
July "a. 1914
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NEW YORK MOTIFS PICTURE
CORpORArNyN

MONTHLY DlNiDHSo 49,
oAnitai stock Of this corporation h-- b-en
declared. payable on July Is. isii. 10 stock
holders Of record at the opening OF business
on that day.
New York July 10. 1914
CHARLES J HI1'E Tr-.o>-|...
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Inc LIVERPOOL MARKET WAS quiet ana
steady. There was dull business In spot
cotton, with middl!ng points up at 7.47d.
Sales 1000 bales Receipts, none,
Prices al Liverpool We're;
Open High. Low. Clos Prev.
,, ING est, ,ee,,l. ing Close lose.
or..Nov.... 6.5ir 616 673 s1is SOS
IAn-Feb .. Sos $50 6.o5i, 6G7i1 con-
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING or
STOCKHOLDERS.
To the subscribers for stock and stock
holders OF the
BUFFALO, ROCHESTER a EASTERN
RAILROAD COMPANY.
This 10 TO give you notice that the annual
meeting OF the stockh oders OF the Buffalo,
Rochester Eastern Railroad Company will
be held al Parlor b. Hots! Belmont New
York y, X on IWyednesdsy the 18Th day
noon. to act M the following articles:
"a To elect by ballot board Of not less
,nan nine 90 directors, one ~ whom shall
be a resident Of the state Of New York
20 To elect by ballot such other officers
aud committees as by law and the bylaws
Of the Company are required 20 be elected
by the stockholders
ts To receive tho report o. any COMMITTEES
officers OF the Company and act thereon.
N To transact any other business proper
TO come before the meeting
A - ROBINSON, eecrstary
Rochester = y, July 3, 1914
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Rece,p,. ana .xports were =.

Car lot wheat arrivals at Northwestern
points were:
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STATEMENT

At the Close Business the 3Oh day of June 1914
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fEoOl M 10
Stock and bond in vestments. viz.
Public sec urities. market va lue
Other securities. market value
Real estate owned ..........
Mortga ges owned .............
Loans secured by other col
lateral. ........................
Bills purchased not secured by
collaicral.................
Overdrafts (secured) ...........
Due from trust companies.
banks and ban kcrs.
Spcclc...s.... ...s.............
Legal tender notes and notes Of
national banks.............
Other asscts. VIZ;
Suspense acc cunt. $40. ITO, 81
Insurance account
bonds and mort
cages zoe. ..... ios IN
Accrued In ,eres' en-
tercd........... Iis,2?. 80
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ACCEPTS ONLY PRIVATE TRUSTS DECLINES ALL CORPORATE
OTHER PUBLIC TRUSTS.