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Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21

An army order of Friday reads: Capt. ;. E. Wilson. c. A. C., from present duties to inspector-in instructor, coast artillery, N. G., at New London.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21

Tn Ballouville. W. A. Norton of Nor Wich is making repairs on the water privilege which he owns, at Daniels village.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21

:, In response to the proclamation of the president of the United States 10 the American people and the message or the federal council to the churches and Christians of America, a number of churches hereabouts will join to- morrow CSunday) in making an offer Ing for Syrian and Armenian relief
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21

Men, hear Dr Seerley of Springfield at '. M. C. A.. Sunday, at 3.45 D. m.- adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21

Jeremiah Fields of Orange, N. J. is in town for few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

TEDIR.L RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE-For
paper maturing IN ten DAYS or les. . per cent. Up
20 ninety dsss. per cent.
CALL MONEY daring the week. u. o per cent
TlilL MONEY during th- vesS was steady
Rates ~ a.'. rer ccrt for siIiy ds,s -. per
cent Cor ninety dNs aui 80. a. per cent f0r four
I've al ak months.
MERCANTILE PAPER Was quiet. with de.irsb'.
rfairs scarce KulNg rs'e. Ter ceit iQg best
l1mts Iau. s.celI sfces. -ati. per cent
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT EIch.us-.
sI44l-O -1a. balances $40 1Ol945 The Su1-rfrAs-
urg va, DrediNr 90 ihr extent q !ilt.s!>
SUB TREASURY New Yofa hanks lost 10 the
Sui. Treasury Ss3s 600
BANK CIEAHINGS Baltimore. exchanges s.
200 s20 balances tllts l0s. Boston. exchanges
81 lNs So. balances 81 sJ9.3st. Phlsdephis
rfause. "a Gil.iA balances .-.blt. D. lffs-
blfgl. exchanges t9.5eS.lt3
SILVER MARKET Bar silver in London va,
I'D 4. l0,. az - New York quotations 20 90. =
decline W a. Mexican silver dollars. a. safr
FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATES ELSE
NHI ~ Boston. for tsl daf,. PEI cchf. ip' gen
.o fhi-tt days. -. up % ninety dafs. 4 Phlale.
nfIs . anil g Dor cent. Cleveland fob. Gel. days 4.
I'D. tett. nD -D spF Iss SKIS ' 10 e'f ua'..
a.. Richmond. up f9 ninety ds.s pe- ce.tt
A,Iau.A up FOO ninety DAYS. pD ccNi. chicago. ~;
frr DIS 80 pr cent. up fn sirfF DAYS. N1N 10
rIrof. DAYS al 81 Louis and pef cent. Min
ueapoIIs and "a per cent. ksuss, tIy for zen
DAYS "a per cent. up 20 NINETY dAs 4. ps4lss. 4
per cent. ssn Francisco. iol Ten dsys. : ~ eeai;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30
M. & ST. L. PLAN
IS AGREED UPON
vii. Raise S4,330,000 to Pay on
Notes, Etc.-Is Under
written.

Directors Of the Minneapolis & 81
Louis Railroad Company announced
Yesterday that arrangements had been
completed for the readjustment OF the
company's finances. The plan provides
for the raising Of sufficient cash TO re-
tire the $4,000 two-year 6 per cent
notes. due February |, 70 pay on the
outstanding floating debt and supply
additional working capital.
The cash requirements Of the plan
amounting to Sl,33OOO0, will be under
written By syndicate headed by Hay
den. Stone & co. and j. 5. Bache G
co. Charles II. Ssbin. +. v r. Thayer'
r. Lothrop Ames, Thomas Cochran ana
Gates ". McGarrah will act as com
mittee for the preferred and common
stockholders 10 put the plan into Ell
feet.
Pending the completion Of the nceo-
tiations. holders Of the maturing notes
ire requested to extend them Tor SIX
months. The plan provides that the
extended notes shall bear interest ~
the rate Of 6 per cent, and that tney
will be redcemable at par and accrued
interest at any time on thirty days
rotice.
Note holders may become parties 10
the agreement by depositlng their notes
with the February ! coupon with the
Central Trust Company. which VIII -
sue temporary receipts. II was an
rounccd, however, that the interest
would be paid
Newman Erb. president Of the Mlrne-
apolis & s.. LOUIS. announced rCcentl|
that the recruitment would INCLUDE
the taking over sc the company by the
MINNEAPOLIS. ST. Louis & Canadian. tn"
Lew company to be known as the MIN
neapolis & St. Louis Of South Dakota.
stock Of this company will be offered
20 shareholders Of the Minnesota cor
poration on the following basis:
Preferred shareholders shnll receive
al the rate OF thirteen shares Of now
preferred stock TOR like amount now
held. with right 20 acquire seven
shares additional for $3.50; holders Of
tho common will receive at he rate OF
nine shares Of new common Tor each
twenty now hold. and the right TO sub
scribe for eleven new shares for $40.
This works out as a Sl2 share as
scSsment on both classes OF stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30
Sharp Break at the Close
General Decline All
Through Session.
WAR STOCKS TURN
DOWNWARD AGAIN
German Crisis Again a Trading
Bank Surplus Oh
Loans Lower.

While o. late the security market has
been paying slight attention 10 outside
news, yesterdays Developments dld
something toward increasing the reac-
tionary tendency. The unsatisfactory
course Of our negotiations with Ger
many gave emphasis 20 the President $
warning OF the uncertainty of our IN
ternational relations. Washington ad-
vices during business hours denied
that we had sent an ultimatum 70 Ger
many with time limit attached. but
admitted that the situation was a grave
one. Some liquidation persisted trad
ers taking what profits we're IN s'eht
on recent advances IN lndustrals' ana
ATTEMPTS 90 put up "a few war stocks
i'm which European selling was no' &"
factor. met lttle success.
Opening prices were IN the nam
fractionally lover. and generally the
tendency was downward throughout the
first hour Around the middle OF the
short session there was slight up
turn, but prices broke sharply at the
close. and final quotations were about
the lowest Of the day. Steel ended
weak. down more than point. Union
Pacific made a similar decline. New
Haven 81 its lowest added two points
TO SIS loss OF the afternoon before, but
made some recovery before the finish.
Industrial Alcohol. Mercantile Marine
MEXICAN Petroleum. American Smelling
and the equipment stocks closed lower
Cruciblo Steel. not quite so active as
on the day before, was firm early ou'
weakened later.
Bonds were firm, though not much
business was done. In marked contrast
10 speculative purchasing. investment
demand continues in fair volume. n
der ordinary circumstances. TINS shoui q
mean clearing up the speculative posi-
ZION IN standard stocks in compare
,ivc1v short time. Now. however, Lon
don's organized campaign Tor sending
back our issues adds an unusual ele-
ment Of uncertainty 20 the course OF
securities.
Sterling rates yesterday we're main
tanned at above AS for demand, after
having held steady through the week.
There has been no rise in sterling or
unusual purchasing for remittance 70
London such as would customarily nc
company heavy selling Of our stocks
and bonds here for London account.
British liquidation Is for the direct
purpose Of stabilizing exchange rates,
and with large future payments 70 be
met on this side, there Is no reason
why proceeds Of such liquidation
should az once affect the exchange
market. At present exports are nun
ming lighter. last weeks total at this
port being only about S33,0OO.OOO.
The Clearing House statement Of
conditions yesterday morning showed
loans S6.O00.O00 lower and demand de
posits decreased more than SlO.OOO,OOO
Reserve holdings. however, fell of
100000 and surplus was 100000
lower. Gold imports are small now
that London is paying in securities
and last week local institutions were
called on 20 make heavy payments fol
Federal taxes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General New. and Earnings OF various
Corporations.

crost revenues Of the Dayton Power
and Light Company FOR Decepp"r .
ceeded ,bose for the same mouth N
1914 By nearly 30 per cent, ana h''
earnings after operating EXPENSES ~
cluding appreciation and taxes, were 10 d
creased more than 20 per cent '1A,
gross income for the month amour zen
ia sI3f $50; charges for operation, "D.'
v,ore 500. 800. a gain Of over ~ per cent
leaving net revenues Of S62,lb1, com
narod with s44.G24 IN the preceding
veor Deductions for interest on out,
s,anding bonds and for sinking Iuno
renuircments totallcd slS.03l. and me
stirplus. after dividends Of Sl2.l5t on
Tho preferred stock. amounted 70 s1Z'
IN. against 1892 IN 1914. Operating
ratio yyag reduced from 1897 per cent
in December. 1914, 20 52.H per cent
Dulu,h-superior Traction.
Stockholders OF the Duluth Superior
Traction Company, a their @nnta.
meeting elected A. 81. Robertson. OF
uinneapolis, a director, 20 succeed me
late G. G.. Goodrich. Directors AZ their
orVanization meeting created ne"
position a. chairman OF the board, ana
elected A. f.. Amcs. Of Toronto, - the
office. Mr. Robertson was elected pres
dent Of the company IN place o. |t'
Goodrich.
hey stone Telephone.
The report Of the Keystone ieie,,
phone Company for the year ende d
december 81. 1915. shows net prohts
equal to 1876 per cent on the company =
Sf.e36.s5O cumulative g per cent pre-.
ferred stock. which compares with lo'f
per cent earned in 1914. Gross income
for the year amounted 70 Sl,3bl,'os'
against 81 32I ,226 reported in the prev
Gus wear. and net profits totalled 500 -
Ol3. Surplus earnings after diyldends'
etc. we're s7i.895, decrease or s-'"Ss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30
Sound Underlying Conditions.

Stress IS laid everywhere on q.
fundamental soundness OF the spec.
lative position. Most Of the iniss,rs.
represented by securities on the S,oc,
Exchange are prospering nightly. Il.
cept IN "A comparatively few ins,sness
prices, say bankers, are not unduly i.
fiated. and some OF the soundes, Sc
curities on the list are inflated no, &
all. The banking position is SOU.
without question. The only trouble ,,s
stock MARIE, has Il in the re.s.T.
slowness Of investors 10 absorb s.ocn
Actually. from all accounts, they 81.
doing their part IN the work Of t.s
tribu,ing Egrope's war made 'ars'
o. American securities; bur bears.
they have not been able 70 keep Pi.'
with speculative absorption TIE ma
arteries Of distribution are temporal.
clogged. 70 j. elieved Do many i-N
ters that If the railway labor situate,
should show signs Of clearing up ~
the possibility o. d strike could be
out u .he reckor.nr 'uyes;mea; @
and for stocks would be QuieAs-'
as il has been for bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30

When the Bank Of the Neihsrls,
recently effected an arrangement
the National Bank Of Commerce n .
city whereby Dutch holders Of "AnE
cans" could collect their interest," =
dividends w.troJ, loss through .
purchase Of exchange. attention !,
called anew 20 the action OF ,.e d
ish in holding ND an export o. =,
IN gold from this country. 70 ho...-
The excuse for stopping the sn.pn,
which has not yet reached =
signees. was that u was iesFea I
gold would gct 10 Germany. re o..
ish navy H. not IN the forelgr .
change business. however, or u ~.
think twice before IL stopped go.' !.
inc into Holland for such a Ie.N ,
What seems 70 have been oTe s''..
is That II gold went anywhere. oe'Sa
GERMANY and Holland. Il would hS,, .
move out % Germany and no' mo =
country. So adverse 20 German
the exchange between those eo.l- I
that Dutch bar Sers recently vs.
he Germans that they would "a,
send gold 70 the Netherlands .
mark was 20 be worth anything .
tberr: and. following the wsfhh1
CON, mit,ee % German bankers
actually been sent 20 Holland 70 =.
an Investigation and 70 mo F
relief.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Gross earnings Of the United States
railroads making weekly returns to
"Dun's Review" continue in satisfactory
volume. the total for roads reporting
for two weeks IN January amounting 10
s16.3O6.459. an increase Of 1863 per cent
as compared with the corresponding
period year ago. The latest figures
make somewhat less favorable com
narison with last year, but this can
probably be attributed to the traffic on
certain important lines being held up
By the unusually cold weather and
SHOWS which prevailed in some sections.
Following are given gross earnings
OF United States railroads reporting for
two weeks in January, and gain as com
pared with earnings Of the same roads
for the corresponding period a year
ago: also for roads reporting for the
two preceding months, together with
percentages Of gain over last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30
Market Indigestion Ma,
Differs from That Of
the Famous Time
CONGESTION SEEN To
BE ONLY TEMPORARY
Embargo on New Opera,io.,
Lik" That Of Railroads Stead,
investment Buying.

Financial observers nave ro..s
superficial Likeness between s,o,. -.
bet conditions now and ,ho,s a, :.
older day when the famous agnS,,,..
90 securities phase vas u. ~. =.
mouth Of the late !. P. Nora, I.
does not do, however. % sssum. =.
much from surface indies,lo,. =.
many Spectator has known n :,
cost; and there is much more "a 3.
taken into consideration nov ss,,,.
just conclusions can be drawn ,,,.
mere outward appearances. A, ,,.,.
ent the Street shows signs % boz,
gorged with sto ks. In eaec, n. A..
pouring Of stocks and bonds from 3
rope mas imposed the same tax q, -.
markets digestion as would an ov...
issue Of new securities IN the ur,..
States. To find consumers 70, n.
stocks brought from abroad as v,i
As for those newly issued A. home n,
not been an easy task, because u,
current demand from investor. >,
been az most times behind the cure.
supply. u was inevitable ths: ~.
the machinery OF distribution mar.
complicated and less efficient thar \.
machinery Of production the s.,,Iy
would some time get 30 FAR ahead y,
the demand that a halt would hay. 2
be called. The United States hs, TO,
called upon 20 take back in eis..v,
months or 50 what i took a gres s,sl
more than eighteen years % ,l.,,
And for the time being there sss-s %
be a congestion m the msrse, ss,. As
the railroads Of the East are suffer-,
at their terminals. By tsci, sg,u.
ment an embargo has been lad y
some Of the commission houses on rs7
operations until they can, 30 to spsil
"clear their lines"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30
DEERE & CO.'S EARNINGS
Net Sl.lO2.Ojt Greater Than for 1914
Fiscal Year

The annual report Of Deere ( Co..
for the fiscal year ended October
81. 1918. shows net earnings of $780,
90. an increase of Sl.lO2054 over the
previous year. Allowing for deduc-
lions amounting TO S6j6.933 there re
NAMED surplus available for
dividends equal TO S3,2iS,023, against
s2OS5.07S for 1914.
In the statement 10 stockholders
President Butterworth said the COM
pany's sales last year were about i2i2
per cent below those of the previous
year. but owing 20 economies in the
factories and branch houses greater
proportion Of profit was able TO be
shown. The company sold 70 the
French government cOmmlssary and
hospital equipment to the value Of
l.993 .000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30

Bethlehem steel has oee 's,yrs p
tbe beneficiary Of the nis.r Inst
WAS accomplished yes'ef'a,',s ans 90
enc thirks much about = s,,eisn, y
Following a practice 50 So, 40, .. 10 \.
ling men have no me mems ,,1,oes % :
Gin The sponsors Of me , ~,sr.s, 81
5 mar waited until the ,nn MIN, /.
yirtgally closed before wase q
90 a point where ii would p n.. q 81
M n showing in the ., ~ prose-
, ,bg the country. Ins t '5unpsi 7
daprer OF having any Soc ,s 5sesss =
hen " a, the higher fSa's, rsaesst I.
,he tine the quotation ne ,ie.s' I.
eo 'raI, saS they calculated ,.rs
n,ss'e OF grace the cloes. S ,.l, %
t,cb noon and j; was 700 S,y ,' no %.
o o,ge "c eZecu,ed ProOso,,S, Der q ~ ~
Een, statistics o. the n ssJ IN b. =,
the ,r' OK G pss months. but ~, d. ~
S c.snc al a hundred than tiiss s ,ss'
ers Of the tape would not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30
Bank Clearings.

Payments through the banks. as re
fected in Clearing House exchanges
continue very large, the total last week
at the principal cities in the United
States. according TO "Duns Review.
amounting 10 S3,95S 6S0,077. an in
crease Uf 500 per cent "a compared
with the same week last wear and OF
l5.9 per cent. as cOntrasted with 1914
New York City reports gains OF o.
snd 1873 per cent. respectively, as COM
pared with the corresponding weeks IN
the two Immediately preceding years.
Cities outside also continue to make
eminently satisfactory returns, and the
totals Of all centres IS 30 per cen,
larger than last year and 2l.5 per cent
in excess Of two years ago.
Average daily bank clearings for the
year, with similar figures for the three
preceding months, are given below Tor
three wears:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30
Now Haven E,-Brandeis

Il is going pretty far aheld 70 ~. -
the Brandeis appointment 20 ~
preme Court the reason ior NC. ~
yen's decline 20 S on tridsy 81
Goa Yesterday. against PFC
beginning o. the Week OF 'os, ~,
Brandeis tried his best some ye' -.
20 prevent the New Haven irym
over the BOSTON & Maine ana We -
successful. bu, why his elevation ,s,. ~
supreme Cour, bench should po ... "a "a
a position to have anything mO r.
with that roads affairs. rather ' .ss
contrary, is pretty hard 70 ne "a.
hose Who we're searching i,or ' ,s, -.
o. New Ravens weakness had , .S.
lit-le nearer home, the iae. ,s-;g
cornany would probably issg sue, 80 IS
600 Of preferred stoef 9e'0 5iescS.',
weeks have passed "ouiu ...rs,,
have seemed much more per. .ss. y
New Haven. decline 'n me mar "a y
anything ,aa. might happe"
RrardpfS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30
CLEARING HOUSE
SURPLUS LOWER
Loans and Deposits Reduced,
but Aggregate Reserve Falls
More Than $4,000, 900.

The actual Clearing House statement
showed decrease IN surplus of S3'-
l12670 to sl77,s0l.7a0. Demand depos-
its decreased slO,807,O0O, time deposits
decreased sl.6sO,O 600 and loans decreased
s6.287 900. Reserve in vaults and in the
Federal Reserve Bank decreased S@,i56,-
GOO and specie IN own vaults decreased
S3.666.0O0
Surplus reserve in the average state
ment increased S2.l09.640 TO $l75,0os,-
700. Demand deposits increased s9.5l3,-
O0o. time deposits decreased 500 900
and loans increased Sc, 1872, 900 Reserve
m vaults and ia he reuera. t."-erye
Bank increased s3.i6l 900, while specie
in vaults increased SSl 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30

The New Haven has S27 ,ooV .,...,,
ner cent collateral trust notes nee 5ss-
on MAY /. So far there . 20. eY.e
provision made 20 meet '5i.eis.
Ina, there has been iniofnl". Tn,,rsisr.
Of the wisdom ~ crea'ink. ~, q Jirse..
stock issue. 4 number. o. ~. ,"e =; .s,.
are known 10 be DO favor ,.h 81 .or 3.
sourss. There j. li'tIe do ,gi,,re j 81.
would 20 we'll DO New h l5oooy ,,'s'
despite the companys uhn'ft q ros3
crces OF the last few ye sJ'' ' 'ss,ss
regarded as another p. nose 80
o1ircv. without some Of WV
Q"' ,.,'., ..7 lie respectable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30

w. /. c. Matchmaker. OF Columbus.
Ohio. it was announced yesterday, has
purchased the Wharton Steel Company.
which was incorporated in 1907 with
capital stock OF $4,000, 900. The
property consists Of three blast FUR
naces and 10000 acres OF IRON ore land.
including the liibernla Nine. with re
serves o. 4.0000,000 20 1000, 900 tons.
II was also stated ;hat options or the
plants Of the Thomas Iron Company
and the Wharton 4 Northern Railroad
are also held with view 20 consolidat-
ing these companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30
Railroad Earnings.

The following comparative railroad
reports for December have been made
public
Chicago. Nilvagke, - PsIi-Gr0.s so lg-
10. increase sl.s-r9go. n.s .fier taxes Sis
800. increase S. .3is $50
canadian NOuhern-GFoss 5 So. 500 ircreas.
slo-'.Oeo net 81 20. 100. increase SOS coo
Canadian Psitc-tross sl-.7OJ 81 incrssss
f.2el.5il net 5.1O23-l. increase t350.7eS
Wabash Pittsburgh TeImilal-t,ross tsl ~. in
crease .tt net s.. 90. Increase 50 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30
STOCK EXCHANGE FOR THE WEEk

Follow table giving the number Of shares OF a." ~
the together Win the hs"e''
and md the week ana inc "H" """
low of the year i'''
3iS9iOO week ago
52ii'oo against ''oo !" 1910
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

The consolidated income account Of
subsidiary companies Of the Atlantic.
Gulf and West Indies Steamship Lines
for November discloses operating and
other income OF $l.s12.139. being an
increase of s52969G over that month
in 1914. Total income after operating
expenses was S46292l, gain o.
e224. 005
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30
,hli,, to siIy d.ys. 4. .iIy 70

niu-,v day. ~.
FOREIGN LNCHANGE.- >ferlins remained steady
throughout ne @eei. remaining lose 20 go.
Demand Tor DO. Wrek. 40 l-l0stsO 3-ls Gable
.nd sight rAtes I0aIog-'aIie &C.,. demand.
ts6is. Psris -Cah.-. 5s1is check. ssh. B-l.u
abe 4 .-lt. check 81. IsN CAu.e. 90.
,leek ~. Greece -Ca1'. 1915. check IT, q
>h. an ninety 10. hil, london EsnArr,' sky
dsl,. g.. ninety dsyss 5Hc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
SATURDAY. JANUARY -. 1916.

SATURDAY, ss5oo against 5000" FRIDAY, F'
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30

The statement Of the condition OF the
Federal Reserve Bank of New York At
the close OF business on January Is,
compared with the previous week, fol-
loW..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30

Stockholders Of the New Amsterdam
Casually Company. al a special meet
M yesterday. voted an increase in the
comuanys capital stock from S150.OOo
20 Sl.OO0.000
l.. +. Rothschild & Co., members OF
the Stock Exchange, announces that
Thomas G.. Clyres has been appointed
general manager of their bond depart
ment.
New branch Offices have been opened
IS the following stock Exchange firms.
Brooks & Co., At Binghamton. \. T.;
Henry & Wes:. Allentown. Penn; Mcr-
win. Gray & Co.. New Britain. Conn.
and Kean. Taylor & Co, Cleveland,
Ohio.
Frank Nauran and Spencer X. Mul-
ford. ir.. member Of the Stock EX-
change. have formed a new partnership
under the firm name of Maursn, Null
ford & Co.
Arthur Upper & Co. have admitted
Maurice J Dannenberg as partner.
and J. Hugh Walsh has been admitted
10 the drm Of {. " MacQuoid & co.
Melville u. Martin is now with Car
isle. Mellick & Co, i3 Exchange Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30
ACTUAL STATEMENT
AVERAGE srATEMENr

AGGREGATE reserve So So 900 decrease. 5000
i.s csc,ss reserve <i.7.sel.'i0. decrease f5.ii-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30

Aggregate reserve. t-j5.,9to00 incrA.e -0S -
so Decrease.
SUMMARY or STATE BANKS AID TBL II
COMPANIES II GREATER wv YORK Nnf
INCLUDED ~ CLEARING Hoi - STAT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30
XTOCK EXCHANGE FOR THE WEEK.


IT, ,rs M % 4. stocks 500 unless otherwise ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-30

eliminating amounts dle from resefve de2osl-
tories AID from oter banks an iru-. companies n
NrF losh Cif. rDccfes-s