Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-08
SECOND LOAN F|GURES ARE MADE PUBLIC BY TREASURY.
Minimum Is Heavily Over subscribed by the American People, But the Maximum Amount Was Missed by a Few Millions.
(By Review Leased wire,.

" hASf1lNNI O-N, NON- -AIloI4CdhS responded to the call for a second Liberty war loan by subscribing $4.- 617,532. 300, an over-subscription by 54 per cent of the $3,OO0 900, 900 asked and only s3S3,O0O,O00 less than the $5,000,OO0,00 maximum fixed by the treasury department.
 Tabulations completed tonight, II days after the close of the nation wide bond selling campaign, showed that every federal reserve district ex- ceeded it's quota and 9.400,00 persons subscribed in the big war financing operation, which Secretary McAdoo described as the greatest ever at tempted by any government.
 Total of Issue
 Half of the over-subscribed sum will be accepted, making the actual total of bonds to eissued S3,SOS,- 766,15O Ninety-nin per cent of the subscribers will receive the amount for which they bargained. all sub scriptions for s50,00O or less being ! aloltted on the full and those above that amount being pared down in vary ing proportions ranging from 90 per cent allowance on subscriptions be- tween $50 900 and s1O0.OO0 to 40 per cent for the largest single subscrip- tion of s5O,OOO,O0O
 "The success of the second Liberty loan. like that of the first. is dis tinct triumph for the people of~the United States" said Secretry McAdoo, announcing the loan results tonight. Tt not only demonstrated their abil- itv. patriotism and resources. but au- gurs the certain success orany future loans that may be offered by the gov ernment"
 The secretary added denial of re- ports that the third loan would be solicited in January, 1918.
 "In view of the large oyer-subscrip- ton to the second Liberty loan" he said. q am glad to state that his will not be necessary.
 Ii has been generally understood that the third loan would be sought probably in late February or early March next year.
 New York Biggest
 The New York federal reserve dis trict subscribed nearly three times as much as the second district in the list. Chicago.
 Although l per cent of subscriptions were for sums sbove $50,0O0. for which only partial allottments will be made, s2l29.OO0. 900. or nearly half of the big aggregate, was made up by the larger sums More than three-quarters of s1 ,OGO.OOO was subscribed in individual amounts of more than ST., 900, ,O00
 The allotment of subscriptions over $50 900 was authorized by Secretary McAdoo as follows:
 Allottments
 Between s5O,O00 and s1OO,OO0. inclu- sive. 90 per cent, but not less than s5O.OOO will be allowed. reducing SS6O,- 900 OOO subscribed to s323 100000 is- sued.
 Between s1OO.00O and s200,OOO, in elusive, 75 per cent. but not less than s90. 900 will be allowed, reducing S242.- GOO 900 subscribed to $1S1.O00.000.
 Between s2OOOOO and s1,OO0.OOO, in elusive. 50 per cent but not less than e1-0 900 will be allowed. reducing s756.O 900 subscribed to s455.O0O, 900.
 Between s1.OOO,OOO and ss.OOO,OOO. inclusive. 30 per cent but not less than s6O0.OO0 allowed, reducing s47O.- OoO. 900 subscribed to S235. 100000.
 Between sS,OOO.O0O and s3O,OOOOOO, inclusive, 41.2 per cent but not less than S4OOO.O00 allowed, reducing S25O 900. 600 subscribed to S103,O0O,- 900 issued.
 Only 4O.s per cent of the single $5O,- 900 900 subscription. will be allowed, making the issue of s2O 407,600.
 Some Comparisons
 Subscriptions to the first Liberty loan. which closed June 15, were s. 035. OOO. 900. a 90 per cent Over-sub- scription of the O0O.OOO.OOO offered and allowed. There were more than 100000 subscribers and allottments