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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
NORTH CAROLINA NOTES
Industrial Activities in Various Parts
OF the old North Statc-GettinE
on Peace Basis.

Sampson County starts the peace era
with big road work. Plans are being
completed TO do 100000 worth OF 81.
~ once.
The Board of Trustees Of the Col
lcciate Institute MT Mount Pleasant has
arranged to cXpend $4,000 in the i'm.
provcment and enlargement OF the co,
lcgc buildings.
|; is announced that the contemplated
improvements at Camp Bragg near
Fayetteville will he continued until the
appropriation of s3S9.000 Is exhausted
The burgess Sulphur corporation,
composed OF Baltimore and Norfolk
capitalists. is developing sulphur and
pyritcs mines I'm Montgomery County.
The town OF Canton has disposed of
$4,000 OF bonds, the proceeds % which
are TO be used in building water works
The MoorcSviile Cotton Mills have
completed plans for the rebuilding OF
the picker and cloth rooms recently
destroyed by fire.
The Maie Manufacturing Company
has been incorporated at Charlotte with
$4,000 capital stock TO manufacture
motor saws and mill machinery.
The County Commissioners Of Lcnoir
County have asked for bids for the
construction OF n steel highway bridge
with draw span and supcrs;ruc:urc
across Neuse River. six miles from
kinSton.
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NEW RAILWAY OFFICERS
N"rfnik southern Fills the Vacancies
Cnn"ed by designation Of Men
Who Were Kuied Ouf.

NORFOLK. VA, November 23.-Ow-
ing 20 changes in the personnel OF the
norfolk southern Railroad COMPANY
caused by the designations OF NJ. Manly
~ treasurer and NJ. :. Hawkins as
secretary. and by the death Of James
Y, Averym. assistant secretary. the foi-
loving officers have been elected: c.
Willard vice president and treasurer:
j. NSims. .'r., secretary and auditor:
W H. Nicholson, chief engineer: q; Il,
christie, assistant secretary ana as
s!atant treasurer. The designations OF
Mcssrs. Manly and Hawkins were re-
luctantly accepted, but. in compliance
win the ruling OF the United states
Railroad Administration that Federal
olhccrS cannot serve the corporation
MI Nclms resigned as Federal arditor
to become secretary and auditor for
the company. General Offices have been
established in the Spratley Ruildins
CRANKY and TaZewell Streets. Nor
.olk, Va.
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CIIANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.

nrld. trustees. TO Charles Tilyer. Nos.
1921 and l223 Boyd Street. 26Xloo feet
south line of Boyd street. 81 feet cas-,
s14..
Pollard & Basby, Inc. trustee, to
telia r. Anderson, No. 100 West Duval
street. 2oxl25 feet sou'h line ,! Duval
Street. 103 feet west OF Clark street.
October Is. 1915; $500.
X. X. Florence and John IL. DraXt0n.
,.ustees, to Andrew and BENJAMIN +:
7 '"bcriakc. No. 2S0S l. Street 2lxl32
T at north line Of + street, 81 feet east
O. Twen,y-cishth Street. october l,
Thomas IT. Wyatt. surviving trustee.
T. II. w. Templeman. sSxG0 feet west
Inc Of Second Street G3 feet south Of
! ckson Street. September 90, 1918:
Robert o. Bland, trustee. to w. W.
a N,, h4 Til Il; ElaGkwcll, No %
OF First street. 80 feet south OF Leigh
street. November IS. 1918: sls5.
Rc-recorded - old Dominion Trust
Co. Inc: ana II. r. Pollard. Jr trustee,
on west side of Sixth street, between
Byrd and Arch Streets bounded by
property of Bnswanger, Tredegar Iron
Co and James River and kanawha
g. C. Chaplin and S. J. boswell,
trustees. 10 j, r. ]. Melton, 2Gxl2o feet
north line Of Broad Street. 20 feet east
Q Thirty fourth Street. November -,
1918: s2.3G0.
c. g. Chaplin. trustee. to ]. r. J. Mel
Ton End Laura j. (wifc). 2Gxl2o feet
north line or Broad street, 30 feet cas-;
OF Thirtyfourth Street: also 2SNi4 feet
north lire Of Marshall Street. 90 feet
cast OF Thiriy-fourth street: also
2@El20 feet at southeast corner Of Thir-
I, fourth and Clay Streets. November
Edward S. and william S. Rose, trus-
tces. to Archer G. Graves. No. 10 Fed
cral Street, 1+XSi feet G inches north
side Federal Street. between ST. John
and st. James Streets. November 20
1918: 500.
Edward s; and William S. Rose. trus-
tees. TO T.. II. Booker. 30xl25 feet east
side Mechanicsvillc Turnpike. between
+ Street and Brauers Lane. November
81. 1918: s7Si.
G; !. Dcnoon, trustee, to c. II. Le-
land Nos 1912 and 1914 Ashland street.
iNx76 feet north inc Ashland Street;
al5o, i1-2 acres situated in forks o,
road leading from Alice station and
HAwsville. October II. 1918; s2.597.
II, r.; Pollard; Jr. trustee. TO o. j;
t-inches by IS feet inches = limo Park
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Avenue, 60 feet 8 inches east of Elm
street. November 81, 1918; $3.50.
i. \. Connolly. trustee. TO y. j. Hail.
-'Al"2 feet cast line Twenty-cighth
direct. 12I feet south OF o Street No
'cInoer Is. 1915; $l,GSU.
j. y. Connolly. trustee, to James II.
Graves, 3"Nl3: feet west line twenty
eighth street. l23 feet inches south
at Clay Street. May lG. 1918; Sl.T7O.
j. y. Connolly. trustee, TO G.. l.. PEN
"-il: ll0Nla0 feet at southeast corner
oil l.uCke and Roberts Streets. being
lots y and IL. block 49, Barton Heights.
OctC Der ). 1918: S3lS
:. William l.. Tyler 10 John b. Clark.
no. 5ll Harrison Street, lSxl25 feet
east line Harrison Street, 1871 feet 3
inches south OF Chatiin Street. Novem-
Der -, 1918: S5il25
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued Yesterday nv
The state Corporation Commission as
iollowS
The Mclroy Corporation. Abingdon.
Va. capital: 100000. Purposes: mer-
camille and manufacturing business.
Frederick Lowen;hal. president, Brook
lyn. y. y; Siegfried Herzog sccre-
tary, New York City
Biackstonn Laundry Corporation,
Blackstone. Va. Capital: $4,000. Pur-
poses: laundry business. George T..
ADAMS. presidents: c. II. Hardy secre
iary-boih OF Blackstone. Va
Norfolk Hampton Roads Dry Dock
and shin Repair Corporation. Norfolk.
Va. Capital. $1,000, 900. Purposes
shipbuilding business. ]. b. Morgan.
president: .. Il. Woodbridge, secretary
both OF Norfolk Va
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CHANcERy TRANSFERS.

Theodore G Moscley TO George T.
mead. No, 900 West Leigh street. il
Get j inch by 81 fest nortn line OF
,haham street. November is. 1918. tax
81. sic.
M, n%T0q r $, D"Ito3 and . Eep!oh p
rgIti line Of Broad street; 81 feet west
- Allen Avenue. November 30. 1878;
II. II. Avis and Jennie w. twife) 70
y. Stewart white lot H. block i. AL
iata iiSiphts, fronting 30 feet on west
ne % Woodrow Avenue. 90 feet south
~ Jones street November II. 1915.
r; II Avis and Jennie ". twice) to
W Steawar, White, lot u, block Il. Al
Jones street. November II, 1918; tax
- H. Melton and Eva K. Cwife> to
q feet inch by 1872 feet north line
81 Floyd Avenue. IS feet Is inches west
or pool"y Avenue. November 6. lal .
assumption % lien Of $3.50, tax si.ao.
J. II. Pollard. special commissioner
'Eand fountain tnited order OF True
I5 5Si,,,, VS. SAYINGS Bank Grand
!"rincrsl TO Mechanics Savings Bank
''h&llo teet west line OF Denny Street
~ west line OF Gillian Street Ful,on).
April II. lsls; $4,000
W Robinson and Mamie j.. Cwite)
70 Hannah Fields. lots u and IS. block
10. Providence Park. spxl5i fee, 6
Avenue and Ladies Mile Road Novem-
bcr {. 1915. $500.
Quit claim-ka,c G. Scott TO Thomas
Pinckney lBryan ANA assigns. convey
ing al! interest in certain land in CITY
fronting pos feet 5 inches on west limo
OF Sixth Street between the canal and
I redeEar Iron Works. November s.,
Raphael F.: Levin and Mary *. CwireD
20 Richard T. Manson, 33xl55 fee, west
line 81 Buchanan street. - feet south
81. zoo zoo! ''''"'S street october ~ 1915
Rex o. Jones and Annie T. tw,fc,
70 Henry $ "1lierstein. No. 1900 yir-
Eln NJ "a Avenue lot ~ square .. High.
Virginia Avenue at north line OF Mead
ow bridge Road. October FL. 1918: as
snapJion u men OF $500. tax $3.50,
,u Henry s WW!all,ssratein and Clara f.
". trading as y. ". Martin and Bro,
SlNth street. 50 feet south OF property
owned by Binswangcr & Co. October
10, lslS; assumption OF lien OF $1,000.
No. 500 North Twcnty-sixth Street, alx
- t"et vest line Twenty-s!xth Street.
also No. 1927 Horfh T IT. ~ st re-.
street. II feet 6 inches by 100 fee, east
me Iwenty-siNth Street, l03 feet south
., ! street. November 90. 1918: tax
Arthur +. Chapman. trustee decd
rom Mary ]. and J. l.. y. Gordon). 10
". j. Gum, lots l23. l2i 1875 lo6 T..
e. Br2uer's subdivision in pla; book
NO. ,, l-oN!35 feet GrrcEular) ut south
vest corner OF Twentieth street and
: fdTrnncin Avenue January Is, 1918;
y ROSCOE c. Brown TO John Martin. No.
80 West Clay Street 90 feet inch IS
snn I,
.nd Gilmcr Streets. Assumption OF
Len OF $500. November 81 1918:
Josie u. Moody 70 Z. Harwood =
fee, inches by 100 feet south line
street, CD feet east OF Twenty-sev-
cnth street. November Il, 1918; tax
CHANCERY DEEDS OF TRUST.
w. stewart White ana Nancy r:
(wife) to Henry 6 IIutzlar and IS,lpb
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J. Levy. trustees. lot IA, block A. AL
vista Heights fronting so feet on west
line ot Woodrow Avenue, 30 feet south
OF Jones street. November IL. 1aIS;
;e5o
James f. Grass 10, H. T. Richeson.
trustee G2S'2e feet south line of Broad
street. 81 feet west OF Allen Avenue
Hoycrmher 90, 1918; s2l.2O0.
Hannah Fields to :; w. Robinson.
dence Park. Soxl5i feet 6 inches dir
REGULAR at southeast corner of Park
Avenue and Ladies Mile Road. Novem-
Der !, 1918; $500.
Ira G. Clark and Florence NJ (wife)
TO Richmond Trust and Savings Co.
trustee, No 1902 Floyd Avenue. % feet
Avenue IS fee. $ inches west Of DooIey
Avenue. November 6. 1918; $500.
Jacob r. Fahcd and Annie twif.) to
Edwin NJ. Heller. trustee. 24x5o Zee, NJ
southwest corner OF Twenty-nrst and
$3.50.
Richard L. Manson and Martha (wife)
to Henry 5. Hutzler and Ralph J. Levy.
trustees. 33Nl55 feet ives, line Of Buch-
anan street. c. feet south OF Williams
stTcet October -, 1918; ,si,?25.
! lwifc) TO Henry 5. Hutzler and Ralph
J. Levy. trustees. lot II. block Il, Al
vista Heights. 5oNl2i ,eet east line OF
Jones street. November IL, 1918: $3.50.
William Thomas. Jr.. of Newark. y.
j., 10 Pollard IL Bagby, Inc. trustee,
No COS West Clay Street. - fee; SIG
inches by 1873 feet inches south line
OF Clay Street. 10 feet Is inches west Of
Smith Street. November 10. 1915: ST.
SSc.
Harry Fay Gill and Oracle l.. twife)
TO l.. +. Schmidt, trustee. No 2lol
Floyd Avenue, 20 feet 10 inches by l24
feet inches south line OF Floyd Ave-
nue. LOG feet inches east Of Sycamore
street. November 10. 1918: S6,l5I.2O
Il. T.. Booker and May l.. twife) 10
Edward :. Rose and William s Rose.
trustees. 30Nl25 feet east side of the
Mcchan!csvillc Turnpike. between 7
street and Brauers Lane. November
10. 1918: SS26.
Henry J, Walker and Ada r. (wife)
IN southeast line OF Nine Mile Road. 200
feet. west OF Twenty-ninth street; also
10 feet Of land adioinins above No
remher lG. 1918: S66l.5O
CHARLES Is; Willis and Lucy 4. twife)
to oscar +: Parrish and John Il. Welsh.
trustees. 22X6i feet 10 inches at north :
west corner of l. and Twenty-seventh
streets. November s. 1918; $1,000
G. r.. Johnson and Indie ~ (wife)
TO william l.. Tyler, trustee. NOS 2GO4
and 260i-A Hanover Avenue - feet
: inches by l19 feet inches north line
Hanover Avenue, As feet s inches west
%: Ro6inson Street. November %,
John Martin to S. w. Robinson. trus-
tee. No 72G West Clay Street. 90 feet
| c inches by 100 feet at northeast corner
OF Clay and Gilmer Streets. November
81; 1918: S65i
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SiBERlANS CROSS SEA
Fear Tint Unsettled Conditions in
NlndiNostoi, Mny Cut or
IhCfr SEnnIicH.

NOME. ALASKA. Nov 23.-Siberi-
ans across the Boring Sea from here.
fearing that unsettled conditions in
Viadvostok will cut them from their
Russian sources of supply next sum-
mcr, have asked Nomc's City Council
10 send merchandise from here
The request was made in Il letter re-
ce!ved to-day hy the Council from the
peoples administration" Of Anadyr, n
Siberian town on the Gulf of Anadyr
an arm or the BcrinE Sea. The letter
was written in Russian and was sent
over in n trading boat. Nome respond
o.. to the request as far us 1t could.
y committee Of Councilman was named
10 communicate with the Russian mu-
ncipal officers and render as much as
distance as DOSSihlc.
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HENRIco RELEASE DEEDS.

i. Si,terd!nE and i. ". Boxiey ,rus-
Ices. II Eenjamin J.. Smith. lots 81 ard
30 Robin PARK, near Nine Mile Road.
bout miles cast Of Richmond 32cx
10 feet at northeast corner OF Robin
fark and Oak Street. July :, 1918;
500.
l.. Sittcrding. Robert Lccky and j.
-. Carreal. trustees. TO Thomas J. Todd,
sGuarc TO- Highland Park, 80 l;2xli0
not at northeast corner OF Third Ave-
rue and Front street. November Is,
4.S: <2..2j.
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CAPTURE LIGHTING PLANTS
Portable Eguipmen; Is Taken by
Americans in 81. Ninici sector
After Clash with Foe,

WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES IN
FRANCE, November 23.-Sfverai coni-s
p!otc portable electric l!cht'plnnts wsrs
drive which wiped out the ST. M!hiet
salient. some OF which were used by
the Americans in cquipping tho head
largest outfits taken was found III
Thiaucourt. the Germans HAVING aDan-
doned tho plant without having dam
after the Americans entered Thiau-
court the German motor was turning
out electricity for the Americans ,rce
equipment included wires, ipcandes- =
cent lights. lamp shades offsr1etl!,
tacks and all appliances used by siec.g
tr!rians, there being enough material
to wire" several villages. tH4 fSsii3et
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AMOUNTS SPENT IN ITALY
TO CARRY ON THE WAR
Payments Involving 5G.57G. O00, 900 Lire
HIVE been aInde During Pnkt
FOrfy-Sfx Months.
YORk Nnvnr.hn,

NEW YORK, Nnvcrhcr p2-n.,~ir.
the forty-six months from the first Of
August. 1914. TO the end OF May. 1918,
neutrality and the first thirty-siX
months OF war. the budget OF the Itai-
ian government shows payments Of
5G.i1S.000. 900 lire and receipts OF 49,
02l.7o0,O00 lire: therefore tho govern
ment had to have recourse to the aid
Of the Treasury for lisa 100000. the
amount by which. on tho budget, tho
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By Briggs

not connected, II Is believed here. The
commission has gangs OF men at work
marking winter trail between the
two ends of the roads. Trains will
probably be operated from Fairbanks
and Anchorage to the ends of the steel
rails all winter. Travellers will "muSh''
the Intervening distance or foot
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SIM Of BILLS DISCOUNTED
EXCEEDS FORMER RECORDS
Richmond Clcarings Almost Equal
High Mark of Previous Week When
All Others We're Passed.
FEDERAL RESERVE sTATEMENr


Ellis discounted and bought by tho X;
Federal Reserve Eank Of Richmond s
last week FOR the third week. in sue y
ccsslon. broke all The recorda The
amount reached was S7S,S25.0 GOETHE s
HIGHEST record ye. attained Week be-5a
fore last the amount was ST. 2G-, Dee z
which up to that time was She record.
The previous weeks total was SG7,9SS.- )
total eScec5.cd $6o.eooo6c With TIE the
eNeept!on OF an ,oecasionai aiunp tl.o
has: OF late. climbed RAPIDLY.
IN. cl"ariugs at the itch,nond Clear 4
ings Ass s lay almost St, eqoaied tho
the week were $64Osa.3ls and thola s
.or the prior week were S6i32s.- 4
55'.95-thc hishoSt mark in the history
Tho week in 1917 cores ponGtusc To tn, 8
ono just closed were S42,2tz.369, while
TIC h@nres for he previ9us week IN
Cor the week ending November wero
only S5!. 5t2.353,6 5--which at that time
was a high mark--the amount for tho
corrcsnondinE week in 1917 being ONLY
$50, 23S.oG0.3i. 5
rhe gold reserve fund of tho Federal +
Reserve Bark last week was near the ~
normal Of the past few months, being
only $S0769,Cno For the previous week
MS fund was ss2,aIo.coo. and for the
one prior To that It was $S2i3sG6O
Gree this fund exceeded ssa0Co.o0o:
,wo times IL has heen over Sa0.0OOOO0E IS
The average for the past two months
Ii
iNhd: Yet two months ago SSo,0O0 COO \
Wgm,' have been regarded as high
Gold coin and certificates in
Cold settic,ncn,t' fund . 15$ $SS5'SSs
Gold with foreign agencies S0a,Gn9
Gnld with Federal reserve
:. as agent 5e.a7s,ooo
'"iu Resumption fund... 5.S9G.G00 S
\, Total gold reserve. :...s So,769, 600
certificates and subSIui-
AIRY coin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
Tota! reserve, 800. ......s Sl,3o2.oo1f
| Btlls discounted and bought 9O,01 900
1911 OF ladicS: drafts. United
states government bonds
and certificates .......... 4.oio,ooo
Total earning assets Sf75.4ao. lDDN
Incolccted items. 6O667.0OO
E"tiona! bank notes.. 24Sl,O00
Due from special deposit &
iaries. war loan deposit
account ................ 14,Oo2.oooS
-iti othcr resources. ........ 1851, 0O08
Total resources ..... S256,oIs,ooO
Capital paid in ,'ahi'i'ie', .o,. ooo8
United States Treasurer, "a
general account .,....... $4,000
| United states Treasurer.
war loan deposits in Spe-
ella! depositareS ...... 14092O0O4
Due to member banks, re-
serve accounts .,....... 51,947,ooos
Collection items ....... l5075O0Os
Federal reserve notes In
actual circulation . l3ia6l 900
Al! other liabilities. 1852. 100
Total liabilities s266, ola 900
Issued Observation-Disclosures Al, $50 900.
on hanu ................... 9.Sf6. 900
Outstanding s1s1, 961 GOO
Total amount OF hns dis
counted and bought for
the week ending NOvem-
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Manganese Company Incorporated.

hpANCN IL. VA, November 23.-Thc
eleanor manganese Company has been
Incorporated here. pcnnsylvnnlans
and Roanokers are Interested In the
company and In the development OF
manganese mines In Southwest Vir-
ginin. u. S. Hayes, late OF Masortown,
Pa, Is the president OF tho company.
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In execution OF a certain deed OF
rust. dated October l. 1914. recorded In
- IL. 20i-B. page 1913. iIcnrico Circuit
curt. default having been made in the
aeDt secured. and being required so to
no DE the benc ficiary. tho undersigned
,rustces therein Will sell by public auc-
Won. on tho premises.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER &c. 1918,
at o'clock l.. NJ.
m" real estate above referred to and
ith described in the said deed it being
me lot OF land with the improvements
th"rcon-a detached two-Story frame
DWELLING OF rooms and bath--frontini;
~ tcct on south side York Street dis
,aht 40 feet cast Of Miller Avenue and
hAvinS depth between parallel lines
81 l18 feet To an alley in common, in
mat part of/thc city OF Richmond Cor
mtriy tienrico County,. known as Bar
ION Heights
TERMS: For cash as to the sum OF
sl,ouu0D and interest thereon from
April ], 1918. the expenses of sale and
taNes To date Of sale. and the residue AZ
nhe and two years in equal iuStaIln.nts
ny negotiable notes, with interest add =
go and secured by a deed of trust on
INC property. or all casa. at tho option
OF The purchaser.
i. T. ELAN.
o. II. l"UNSTEN.
Trustees.
laFR f.
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Montague Mfg. Co.,
Tenth and Main Sta. Richmond, Vn.
tnMHtR-HOUGH AND DRIISSlLn
RAILROADS
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad

GIN: Lo'vilie 6 West. 400 D.. $3.50 D.
~ am '-inc Local. si:i5 a.. 15:l5 D.
: me- niSsr Line. 1000 a. Is 10 D.
':iN. Old Point. $500 .Io.,on .i.nO ~
:! wport News, Local 81 .00 q % -
ON MIX. Newport " ~
[.ws.. Oh T.. :O5 n. 1885 D.. .C:i5 u.
~; $50 a, .,2:45 D. Locals. 1855 a.
. - .. James River. tS:i0a IS 100 D.
Daily. Ir'SCcut sunday
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Seaboard Air Line Railroad

rams ieave, daily 9 a; 81. Nori,na Local;
vile gso r. ~ A,aess. Rirmla MIN ssaes and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24

Richmond -Wash.Ds ton Local, Nv. 22.I0i PM,
daily. Fredericksburg Accom-. week days I.v.
Ii5 PM; AR. sS.lj AM. Ashland Accom- week
days. Lv. II SAN, 63opM: Ar.s6 ROAM, 5.SOPM
AElba ticket and baggage offices not open
for this train. sAiRin St Sta
tByrd ST. STA stopping At Elba). / Elba Sta
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CONFINED STATEMENT OF
ALI. FEDERAL. RANKS


WASHINGTON, November 23.--Afters
moving upward for several weeks, theis
volume of discounted bills held by Fed
eral reserve banks.U with government
obligations as security. declined S7S,-a
600 700 during the last week to Sl.-&
sSo3o30o0. The condition of the banks 5
AT the close of business last night, rs
shown by the Federal Reserve Boards
weekly statement, was rs follows: s
Rcsnurccr.
Gold In vault and in trans 81
Cold settlement fund, Fed l'''''0V'5
eral Reserve Board.... 4S5,S92, 900
Gold with foreign agencies 5.S29,000
Total gold held by banksS S13,2l9. 600
Gold with Federal reserve
Gold redemption fund. 7S,,l29.6oo
Total gold reserves. $1,000. 265. 900
Legal tender notes. sill
Yer, etc ............... $500, 600
Total reserve ........... saI1s.25 1000
Bills discounted. secured
ny government war OBJ 8
LEGATIONS, .............. 1.2S0S03 600
Bills bought in open mar;
hcl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 36S,7S4, 900 s
Total bills on hand. se,o7S.2l9 900
United States government
long term SECURITIES 80. 29,134,0uO
United states government ~
short term Sccuritic 1iS1S0,000
All other earning assets. $1,000, 900 {
Total earning assets. So. 255, 500, 900 4
Encollected items deduct
from gross deposits)... S19,100,0O
Five per cent redemption
iund against Federal re- ~
serve bank notes. . 4525, 600
All other resources. ..... 24.1f5,u09
Total resources ...,s5,21e,527 900
Liabilities.
CAPITAL paid in...........S s0,025600 !
surplus Observation-Disclosures. 1874 900 3
Government deposits ll3,l74.G00 5
account ................ 1,so4.oS3. 600
COLLECTION items ........ G2c,60S. 600 !
Other deposits, Including
or c.i X II government
credits .................. ll3,Hh',upO ft
Total gross deposits S2,451, 7S2, ooo
actual circui@tion ...... 2,5552l5 900
Federal reserve notes IN
It's '" ......... 49, 49,. so,5Oi.ooo
All other liabilities. ...... 5OS61 COS *
Total liabilities ....S5 .2l9,52T, o0o
Ratio OF total reserves 10 net depos- &
ii and Federal reserve note liabilities y
combined. SOD per cent
Ratio OF gold reserves to Federal re- 4
serve notes in actual circulation after
setting aside 80 per cent against net
li,,1 m M
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BY ELAN & FUNSTEN,
Real Estate Auctionccrs.

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