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SOW 'u't. -ep''uhcr "a 1876.
: f~''!'e'. "t ; "' t'" sharo has hcsn
H|H'itI"'. go 'i' tai.'l. stock - this COM
UtiI'. tu}ti' 500 ",N'' g.. 1914. I, stock
i.. ,.I. of '.."'i "a: - clos. 81 business
- '.,tr .. 1910
so standardization -.csrlnr aymer
O." tr'N-. "f ....i.-- .aH.... DO cent to the
ur.i'gs'Eur! lHt .t'.i tAal NoNt!nbcr 5.
'al'.
GEnLL.E n~-LL.-ELn- Annr..atx
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! -. soy I'orp. y. ". Whai uss The
' tEh an! IN low pr" % Nov York. N.r
Haven a hartford stock on "a. lto.tou t,I
Tire y" Work. stock EAchaug's On Jane
- - tbs ,cs"7
New irgN stock Exchange. 81 =, 81, .
Boston Storh Exchange. 60a, -6li!.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sp-
plication Will he made to The Delaware
and Hudson Company. 3. Nassau street,
New Worn tNtN. for the issue to the under
signed Of two subscription receipts for one
Thousand Dsl."up.0VJ Dollar each for Five
Per cent. Twenty Year Corvcrtibl" Gold
Bonds OF thrf ~tpfup1ur, In leu uf -uhscrip-
ton - '"llir of ti.tf issue Nus. M-7i2 and
N-Ti@. piSat'. to- htaicr. which have been
lost 81 stolen.
Ilii. MAuI$E I%SJnANCE COMPANY,
LIMITED. or IbSDON.
ca 1917 y sos, General Agents.
8 & , south Wulidsl street. N"w York city.
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SIN I:R i'iiIt -.
Mex.

''r,-' prrrn uf sily-r ~ Vow YORK. N
''H'fI. 'Hit, Was T. $50 ar Ounr0: III
"'rN'' ''it. % Sc. M ounce; ~ >cp'~n'
tHir an ounce: al >"rt"mbor,
an ounce, M September, 1911,
'N 80 ounce
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BOSTON MARKET.

a''iNlty "a IA" low priced ,opncr shares,
butte ant Eat ,klsvs. Franklin. Mason Val
lev and santa Fo all showing good total
Transactions Hos on ElcN atsd had . sharp
nINsur' 10 ~. almost 4 points over the
uI,enln. prov. The summary
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Yield.

l.. X. Please tel me- which
has the greater ,ield. "a stock sclliug a. 8,
or 4 I per cent. dividend basis or a sto,k
basis?
The Yield on a 4 per cent dividend
stock selling ~ % is ~ per cent. on "a
= per cent. dividend stock. at l.5. 4 per
tent
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.


WIN NnF'llnA. Sop - Electric Si"tpgc
iiH't't'. lnh" superior : rruurrtirn nhd pntia.
l''pllu i'uftl Transit were H"'h' aud h'm. iu'
'utli, WHrN't lHd u nrw ,uu,. LIQUIDS hos ar-
Nv" iul stuad, summary
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WESTERN DISTRICT MILE AVERAGES.
49,.
TOTAL OI'EEATI vi EEvENIE.


ANN tRbcR-R"l orf- for second wcck Of
September fr0-- 'arnli+s s@7.27N IN" Si."'n;
irum September ! sH6.a.5. Inc. tli,33i. from
Juiy ] SJg>.c-1, IN" $lT'.cI',
CANADIAN NORTHERN In t~clc months
ended August = handled tat Nc.n Lake
superior and Rocky NoUn'slns loy.i:. cars
OF gran. AL In'rC1-H OF c,.s.> 'ars over rorfr
-''oud.ns period previous year, n sam OF
l,Set
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Investment Questions and Answers
QUINN appears each Monday. Thursday and Saturday.

This column appears each Monday. Thursday and Saturday
Reader may ASH as man questions AS they Ike about Investment subjects.
please 10 not. AK about Il half dozen mpa IN one letter. as II add
unnecessarily to to clerical work Of this oNce. 10 not send money. This service
is free, IL" sure to give! you address as welt az .our name. because most Inquiries
answered y matt Al correspondence il held as unhdental
Address an communications to Financial Editor, The SCH, % Broad street.
New York CITY
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100 steel uDdcrfraine fat cars. ~ steel
underframe passenger. mail aud expires
cars and $ steel mail cars.
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Au'nluEnl rate. FOR bankers aoccria iice-.
O. N nam. - maximum Rates for h'!Is
G sNrlsuge purchase! ~ open nlaTkc; y!
tiaut. bank. Si.H5l.T Rates for hl!!s win
Q without rcmhcr bank Endorsement. win
i8'gr'Iss Of ninety days or los. purchased
i7 open market nv -. Louis bank. "n4's.
@ ~ ms he, 10y Dallas hank. 3'tofv. Rates
{: iFain So pptancrs. with matur.'Ies OF
fHty days or less. purchased in open mar
- V.'Nolt member hanh indui - "a, emit. Nv
~ Dr,,.rs branch of Atlau'a bank. $40
e late % s'- Ter commodity paper win
tri4uft- Of from sixty avs 10 Xix mouths
:yfi 'o- san Franc s~o hank
g. pcr cont. Interest rate Tor n,tron
t1r g. ler ~ tho Chl,Lgo Federal R"s"rN"
rarf VS. approved yesterday 10y IT." H.
,ar,. Es.ri. Tn. same ra'" hHs beer an
'-a..f for the phiialriphis bsak, while
90 Nv York and -. Louis banks have
tSs .ltnprizci to charg. " pc. cent.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

,IlIiN,.O. Sept. - city sad Couu4.;In.
via made n further gsiu "f four ,sirt. 90.
heavy 'radin. FHnnl's Ga also c-tahl. slrl a
hislr lryrl. IIni,is Mrrr .ir,rr SmmrnnrN
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Sept. - - u,ici Ieiiva and
i;h'lI'' w. unusually a'ill", 1880 s'iar't
'hhiislhs Niu!S NJ aHu - 'o,i'u r.
ihiIr was lr,u tHd nrIi'r ii"uds continued
IRA und IN i"it Demand The siuumsr,
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NOTICE.

NOT1CE.
The Natick National Bsnt iscatsA 81
Natick. IN the state Of Massachusstts. 10
closing Its affairs.
All note holders and othsr creditors Of
the associa ton are therefore hereby noti-
ned 60 present the notes and ~ claims
for payment.
FRANK c. BISHOP. Cashier.
September .. 1916.
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ARGENTINE GOVERNMENT
g. Internal Gold Loan 1903

Meesrs. Z. T.. Morgan & Co. hereby givs
notice thnt thcy are prepared TO receive
tenders for tho nmortlHation on 9Th DC.
tVhci. 1915, 81 33ii.cOO Argentine Gold
Pesos. ~. ~f"af,ii2 L. :. Gold Dollars. OF
the above Losi.
r"nd"rs to- stic Of Bonds with coupon due
~ Nsrrh, 1917. 81 u price to he ststed IN
IA" f"nt"r, mus h." lodged not later then
v "'ct''h noon "t .%ri Septetnber, 1915
with M'ssrs i. y, Morgan a 20. 81 Wei
Strect. sew N"i WIN" VII announce the
'eeult OF To. Tenders as suou thereafter as
possible.
Tenders vii b. received also In Paris by
The bsnduc u" PARIS 81 des Pays Bss. In
London ty Messts. Barring BROTHERS 4 co.
LID, and In Blenos Aires by the Crsdiio
rublico Saciousl.
Zach bond has a par value Of saf3 u. g.
Gold Dollars. and T.nd"rs must be made ut
. hot price under par expressed In dollars
pcr bond.
Tenders must bc made on . form obtain.
Able On application. and must u" securely
enclosed In al 'uveiopc MAI cd Tender OF
NiGen''n" t"Nsrnr}ort . PEE cent. Internal
Gold l.oaI iHnH iioi - fur redemption"
Forms of Tender may b. obtained on ap.
plitation to MeSSrS. i. T.. Morgan a CO.. -
Wal Stiret. New York, vino reserve the
riGht - reject all or amy Tenders.
Dated New YORK. lStn september. 1915.
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DISCOUNT RATES OF rLDEKAL RE.
SERVE UANhS,
Accept an es
DAYS of VI A, lrtty

Note Agricultural aiai live stock paper
uaan,ics Oi from q days 10 six moths.
Trade Commodity
- paY.,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-02
Reserve Board Report

Washington, July 1.-An increase of nearly $7,000,00O in the total reserve in the federal reserve banks in the week ending June 29, was shown in the state- ment of the federal reserve board is- sued today The increase in the total gold reserve was more than S3,OOOOOO The statement follows:
 Resources-Gold coin and certificates in vault. $262 03S, coo; gold settlement fund, SIP, 931 900; gold redemption fund with United States treasurer, $1,789 900; total gold reserve, $376, 758, 900; legal tender notes silver, etc., $27,44S000 total re- serve, $404, ,206, GOO; five per cent redemption fund against federal reserve bank notes $450 900. Bills discounted and bought: Ma turies within 10 days, $11, ,451 000 from Il to 90 days, S16,539, GOO; from 31 to 60 days BPS 492, GOO; from 61 to 90 days, $30, 614, ,000; over go days S5 1S7 GOO; total, $92 2S3, ,000. In- vestments United States bonds 1852, ,939 000 one year United States treasury notes s4, ,19O OOO municipal warrants, $22, ,671, GOO total earning assets SIP, LOGO; federal reserve notes, net, $23, 1S2, GOO: due from federal reserve banks net, $20, 414, GOO; all other resources, $462 000 total resources $624, ,957 GOO.
 Liabilities-Capital paid in, $54,S54, 00O government deposits, $1O1, ,152, 900; reserve deposits. net, $457, ,5O3, coo; federal reserve notes, net, $9. coo; federal reserve bank notes in circulation, $1,721, ,0O0; all other lia bilities, $2S7, GOO; total liabilities, $624 o57 GOO. Gold reserve against net deposits and note liabilities, 6S.S per cent. Cash reserve against net deposit and note lia- bilities, 7S.S per cent Cash reserve against net deposit liabilities after setting aside 4G per cent gold reserve against aggrega tt net liabilities on federal reserve notes ir circulation, "A 4 per cent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-02
SENSATIONAL BREAK ON CENSUS REPORT
Trading Was Quiet in Cot ton Before Census Report
 Was Published

New York, July 1.-The governments crop report was followed by a sensa- tional break in the cotton market here today. October contracts for instance, sold off from 13.2Sc to 12.S5c, closing at 1291c, while the general list closed barely steady at net loss of 26 to 29 points.
 Trading was quiet before the report was published and prices were gener- ally steady. Owing to the holiday there were no official cables from Liverpool but houses with Liverpool connections
 were moderate buyers, while there was also some demand from New Orleans sources and after opening at an ad- vance of to points the market sold about 6 to points above last nights closing figures during the early trad ing. This advance carried July con-
 tracts up to 1908 and December to 1345c and there was probably some scattered covering by local shorts who had carried their cotton over the de- cline of Friday. The government re- port making the condition S1.1 and in
 dicating an increase of 12.1 per cent i'll acreage proved very much. more fa
 vorab1e than had been generally ex- pected, however, and proved the signal for heavy general selling. Recent pri
 vate reports had indicated condition
 of slightly under 80 per cent on the average, while the official acreage es- timate wa sabove the average of pri- vate figures and the market broke 40 points or more before the end of the
 morning with July selling off to 12.70c and December to 13.02c. or the lowest prices reached since December sold at 1861 on June 22.
 Closing prices were a few points up from the lowest on covering and there was a feeling in some circles here that the general remarks on the crop out look whic haccompanied the official figures were less favorable than sug-
 gested by the comparatively high con- diton. The government statisticians, however, interpreted the report as pointing to a crop of 14,266,000 equiva- lent 500-pound bales. which was con sidered with an allowance for linters as suggesting total growth in the
 neighborhood of 15000000 bales. Aside from the government report there seemed little in the news to attract particular attention and it was only after the publication of the figures that the market showed any activity.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-02
HIGHER PRICES ARE
 THE RULE IN WHEAT
Dealers DisincIined to Carry Open Risks Over the HOli-
 days This Week

Chicago, July 1.-Disinclination of deal
 CTS to carry open risks over the holidays
 resulted today in higher prices for wheat.
 The close, although unsettled, showed
 net advance of 5sc to 17sc, with July at
 $1 .O31z and September at $1.051$ Corn fin-
 ished 1s@14c higher; oats up 1s@1ac to 5sc
 and provisions at g. rise of 21zc to 1212c,
 barring July pork, which was down 171ac.
 Wheat took an upward swing almost
 from the outset.
 Notable absence of selling pressure was
 feature throughout the session except when for a brief time attention was dl-
 rected to news of the big offensive move ment by the entente allies. A moderate
 bearish reaction which ensued was quick ly overcome, however, and thereafter the bulls received no important check. Sen timent against the bears was derived largely from Liverpool advices that the
 European demand for the new American crop had improved and was continuing to broaden out
 Gossip was current also that if the weather became unseasonably warm in the domestic spring crop region black rust might develop.
 Evening up of trades so as to prepare for adjournment until Wednesday gave the wheat pit decided touch of live Illness In the last half hour, with be-
 lated shorts doing the buying. Appar- ently, the ideal weather conditions pre- vailing were more than offset by the fact that deliveries on July contracts 1, 800 900 bushels-proved to be much small CT than had been looked for. In corn an active inquiry from the sea- board was to some extent counterbalanced
 by sunshine and warmth, greatly desired to promote rapid growth. Deliveries on July contracts were entirely lacking and country offers were light.
 Deliveries of oats were lib eral-1, $50 900
 bushels-but the greater part of the total went straight to shippers. Besides, prices tended to harden because of fear that high temperatures would injure the grow | ing crop.
 Provisions ascended to the highest | prices yet this season. An upturn in the | value of hogs was the chief incentive. | Deliveries of lard were huge, but were easily absorbed by the packers and other strong interests.
 LN,,f,,ra crototiOpS yVpre follows
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-02
LITTLE TRADING IN
 COTTON MARKET
Fridays Reaction Gathers Force, But Movement
 Is Narrow

New York July 1.-Yesterday' late reaction gathered greater force and scope during today's brief session. Trading was almost too small for se- rious consideration. however. the total turnover amounting to only 172,0op shares. .f
 Specialties were again under the re- strictions imposed by the Mexican sit uation, although other adverse factors were not without their influence. Tho reported successes of the entente all lied forces were in a measure respon- sible for the weakness of certain muni- tions and equipments.
 United States Industrial Alcohol was again the weakest stock declining. 4 B points to 1S91s and closing at 131, a loss of s points for the week. Mexi- cans as a group were no weaker than other special stocks. such as marines, motors, coppers and allied issues.
 Studebaker and Baldwin Locomotive were signed out in the later deal- ings the former losing almost points, with only slight rally and Baldwin being sold on reports of labor ltrou- bles. Crucible Steel manifested little recuperatitve power on it's decline of al most 2 points
 United States Steel stood out for it's frmness at no time making more than a small fractional loss and closing vir- tually unchanged. but Bethlehem and some of the more obscure industriaIs were to 3 points lower.
 Rails held tenaciously. as was eX- pected In view of the marvellous sta. e. ments of earnings submitted overnight by the Pennsylvania and New York Central systems.
 Canadian Pacific was the chief fea- ture gaining almost points, with as much for Nickel Plate and Atlantic Coast line. while Wabash preferred shares were active and decidedly strong.
 In keeping with general expectations the bank statement showed a large ac- tual cash loss-more than $20,000,00O with decrease of as much in excess reserves, while loans expanded by slightly more than $13000,000
 Weekly trade reviews touched upon the prospects of large government ex- penditures in connection with affairs in Mexico and reported the current dry goods distribution as the largest for this period in years.
 Bonds were lower with stocks to- day on nominal dealings Total sales pG' value, $1,035.00O
 United States bonds were unchanged on call during the week. with material concessions in coupon 3s and registered As on few actual sales.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-02
CIearing House Statement

New York, July 1.-The statement of
 the actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week
 shows that they hold SS9,293.940 reserve
 in excess of legal requirements. This is
 a decrease of $2O,2OS,47O from last
 week. The statement follows:
 Actual condition: Loans. discounts,
 cts, $3,S0O, ,1S5,0O0; increase, s1S.355,- 000 Reserve in own vaults, $435,O44.- 900; decrease, s14,S7O,o0o. Reserve in federal reserve bank, $157,731.000; de- crease, $720,Oo0. Reserve in other de- positaries, $57,273,000; decrease, s1,559,- 900. Net demand deposits, $3,260,253,-
 900; decerase, s220,000. Net time depos- it's, $17S,5 900; increase, $4.S50,000. Circulation, s3f, f,655.0OO. Of-which s373,- 34S,O 900 is specie. Aggregate reserve, $650,048,000. Excess reserve, $89,293, $40; decrease. $20. .208, 470.
 Summary of state banks and trust companies in Greater New York not in- cluded in clearing house statement: Loans, discounts. etc, $72S,325, 400; in
 crease, $1,S24,600. Specie, 59,756, 300; de- crease, $12,S00 Legal tenders, S9,201,- 400; increase, $15S3O0 Total deposits, sS75,017, 200; increase, $5,062,S0o. Banks cash reserve in vault, $11 .925,20 Trust companies cash reserve in vault, $57,- 033, 900.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-02
Avery's Letter

l The government report on acreage and condition was the feature in the cotton
 market today. Acreage was given as
 35,994, ,000 an increase of 121 per cent and condition S1.1 per cent, as of date of
 June 25.
 l Both reports were very much above ex- pectatons and prices declined sharply in consequence.
 | The condition figures, according to the | formula of the government, indicate a
 lint yield of 1916 pounds and a total pro- l duction of 14,266,00O bales. But, as Theo-
 dore Price says: Condition figures of | the government are 'nebulous.'" I regard
 them as absolutely of no value whatever
 in giving any indication of the probable | yield.
 l Furthermore the lint yield per acre is l put at about 21 pounds above that of last year, and we all know that less fertilizer has been used this year than last The
 only question, then, is whether the acre. | age increases in states that do not use
 fertilizer will bring the average lint pro-
 duction up to the figures given by the government.
 1 The market unquestionably will take l the. report at it's face value and work | lower for the reason that spinners are 1 always glad of an excuse, and this is a good one, to hold off in purchases They will argue in this wise: Tt will only be
 four weeks at the latest before new cot
 ton will commence to move Whats the
 use of buying cotton at 121ac and 12%c when by holding off until new cotton
 moves we will be able to get it at 12c and possibly less?'
 l These bear features will cause a read justment of values for old cotton and | hence lower prices for the new crop op- tions.
 | Against these bear factors are the crit l ical growing months of July and August,
 and it is quite possible for all these bril- i liant prospects to be killed in one month. | Therefore. for the time being I believe
 prices will go lower, but if you sell the | market keep one eye on the weather. as l this is the price maker from now on. In- cidentally, I wish to say to the farmer. q ! told you so" on the acreage question. c. F. AVERY.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-02

l OOLUOn GOOQS
 l New York, July 1.-Cotton goods mar
 l kets have become firmer, especially in
 cotton duck lines. Discounts on army
 duck have been shortened to 10 per cent | off the list, double filling duck has been advanced 1-cent yard and wide duck | is much firmer. Buying for government and civil use has been large, in some | instances contracts being placed to run through the first half of 1917 Print cloths l and convertibles are firmer on a basis of l 51ac bid for spot 381a-inch 64x60's. Wide sheetings are firm and narrow sheetings are irregular, dependent upon the soldup condition of the mills offering goods. Prints and ginghams rule firm and all apped cottons are firm and in light l stock at first hands. There is wide price margin between the asking prices 1 for fine and fancy cottons in retail and jobbing stocks and the asking prices of mills for goods to be made. Unsettled sheer cotton dress materials, but costs of manufacture have advanced so much that mills command high prices. Jobbers are doing a good business for this period and have large quantities of goods on order for retail fall distribution. Yarn | markets are exceedingly firm and the knit goods markets are very strong. Prices on cloths are quoted as follows Print cloths, 23-inch, 64X64s, 4Hc; 64x6O s., 4c; 3S1a-inch 64x6fs, 57sc; brown sheetings, southern standards, SAC; denms, 22O' S, indigo, 1Sc; tickings, S-ounce, 151ac; prints, 7c; staple ginghams, Sc; dress ginghams,
 1012c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-02
New York Futures
Port Cotton Market

New Orleans: Middling, 13.06c; receipts, S75; exports, 2650; sales, 37O; stock, POI, ,634. Galveston: Middling, 1365c; receipts, 433S; exports, 21,30S; sales, 507; stock, IF. O7O.
 Mobile: Middling, 1sc; receipts, 573; stock, 16 446.
 Savannah: Middling, 13c; receipts, 1880; sales, 5l5; stock, 97,134.
 Charleston: Middling, 12%c; receipts, 451; stock, 51,S32
 Norfolk: Middling, 12ssc; receipts, 2s5; exports, 376S; stock, 4S.535.
 Baltimore: Stock, 43SS.
 Boston: Middling, 1315c; exports, 142; stock, 7S3.-
 New York: Middling, 12.90c; receipts, 21; Minor ports: Receipts, 4s5: stock. 2o,o26. Total today: Receipts 9467; exports, B. 39S; stock, 769,5S2
 Total for week. Receipts 9467; exports, 2S, ,39S.
 Total for season: Receipts, 74os,2s5; ex- ports, 5,5S0, 231
 Interior Movement Houston: Middling, 1S. Soc; receipts, 3594; shipments. 1894; sales, 7Ss; stock. 39749. Memphis; Middling. 13.12c; receipts, 6SS; shipments, 1875; stock, S1,127 Augusta: Middling, 12.75c; receipts, 279; shipments, PAS; sales, 6S0; stock, 71,S1s. St. Louis: Middling, 13lsc; receipts, PIP; shipments, 596; stock, 11,S7o. Cincinati: Middlng, 13.91c; receipts, 1462; stock. 10,SS7.
 Little Rock Middling, 13c; receipts, 35; shipments, 4S5; sales, 4S5; stock, 1O,5O5. Total today: Receipts, 5149; shipments, 9760; stock, 225956.
 Dry Goods Market New York, July 1.-Cotton goods strengthened today and trading in print
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-02
Produce Market

New York. July L-Butter: Receipts, 109S3; creamery extra, 93 score, 29c; creamery, higher scoring, 2s1s93oc; firsts, 271A&zS15c. Eggs, steady; receipts, P, 40S; fresh gathered extra fine. 26@27c; extra firsts, 25Q251hc; firsts, 23A@24zc. Cheese steady; receipts, 2710; state fresh spe- cials, 151A@15%c; do average fancy, 150 15Ac. Live poultry weak; broilers. 221k0 26c; fowls. 17A@1Sc; turkeys. 25@26c.
 Chicago. July 1.-Butter unchanged. Eggs, receipts 15,153 cases; market un- changed. Potatoes unsettled, new re- ceipts, 75 cars; Arkansas and Oklahoma sacked Triumphs. 9oc@1 10; Illinois Ohios. 90c@s1; Virginia barrelled, g. 4O@2.e0; old, 90c@1; receipts, 3 cars. Poultry, alive. unchanged.
 Kansas City. July 1.-Butter, eggs and poultry unchanged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-02
Reserve Bank Statement

The weekly statement of resources and
 liabilities of the Atlanta reserve bank follows:
 Resources-Gold coin and certificates:
 Gold settlement fund, 5,3S9,0O0; per cent
 redemption fund, $470,705.36; held by the
 bank. $7095, 124.S2.
 Total cash reserves, s12.954, ,Sso1S; due
 from federal reserve banks, net, $463, S6S,41; federal reserve notes, s1,79S, ,13O. Bills Discounted-Comm paper $4,- |163, 6ss,92. Investments-united States bonds, g. l O34,000; all other resources, S1,365, ,S27.74; total, $22, ,780, ,29625 Liabilities-Capital paid in, s2, ,46S, 400; de- posits treasurer of United States, 9,224,- 556.56; reserve deposits, net, $10, ,935 110.S2;
 profit and loss. 129559; unpaid dividend,
 S129, ,19S; all other liabilities, $21, ,755 B; to- tai $22, 7S0, ,29625. Federal reserve notes outstanding, ,s14,- 166, 15O. Gold deposited with federal reserve agent, $14,166,150. Federal reserve notes in hands of bank. s1. .79s, ,1SO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-02
OKLAHOMAN PETROLEUM COMPANY
 JAS S. GLADISl, President
 OKLAHOMA CITY. Initial Offering of Stock at soc, Par $1

 oil ando to Okahoman Company we double within weeks 9Oace the Brts Kansas and offsets unmstakaby the value Of all  conservative for  sand of be in be
 
  Mid last Okahoman  sell $2 share within few months The business is
 
  fortune havebe made from s n small
  monthly witho cent without Ito of
  warded promptly Circular Ion