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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-16
Watch Grand Forks Grow
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
zoe ACRES Of land three miles from Red
5000 per acre.
$500 .o6-7 room all modern house. hot
= water heat, hardwood floors.
stationary wa1htubs, close ip.
$500 .oo-e room, all modern house. sta.
tionary washtubs. hardwood
y floors. full basement In hne
location, on Belmont Ave.
$S00o .0@-St room all modern. house, all
hardwood doors, fireplace. full
baSlment, stationary wash
tubs; hne location on Belmont
sseaA. 49, room house, all modern,
hasdwood floors, full. bose
msntA hot yater heat. on Bel
water heating plant. full
basement, hardwood floors
and anish. on BsItncnt Ave.
$1e6ee .af-Nsw ~als.naoderns nine room
house, hardwood floors and
hnish,a full basement on Bal.
37ose .se-s-soemi Mouse all modern hard
wsoA neors. hot water heAt.
,..... ~ : IS ses.:, ii modem. q
e..ss-S ran heu.s. IS =, !let.. barn
81. sna veodshsd in riverside
sssss .ss-l7r ) house, ali modern. al
"a garage on South 9Th. St.
!. &eeeo .ee--Ssroom hou9e. all modern full
basement, hot water heatlna
plant, Nheated garage, ana
= $7ees .Se-s . ali naodernshosss, full
,..s, ~ s, 'rosn he e. Vs wits ss Ara. !,
ma electric lights and water
OF Nssth 4th 81,
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ALL YOU'VE WOMEN ARE INVITED
to make the Young w0man's Chris
tian Assn, their headquarters while
In the city. s
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COOK AND HoUsEEEEPER WANTED
85f625yN N. w. Bank ,BNg. Phone 4O6. f
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HEIP-FE1akLE

coMPErE.NT GrRL-FoR 3#MoNTHs
Zen Arm.S*,WAges $40. pAfs1nonth.s Mlec.
y tric sconventsnce. Mn. VINO: Weiss.
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look INTO TMs-sPEcIAL Low
prices on well improved farms and max
land for immediate possession. See A.
g. Peterson. 305 Security Bldg.
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FARM LANDS.

FOR SALE-A PIECE OF LAND 1908
y 210 feet, and q house, good for raising
Its; viii sell cheap. INQUIRE G.. q.
Neils. NeilsF Block.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-16

DRESS MAKER WANTED WHO CAN
also assist With pressing: Dacctah
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-16

COLLEGE OR HIGH SCHOOL aIRd.
who likes children wanted. at 1897
University Ave.
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FOR sALE-A FEW WELL IMPROVED
Farms. II can meet your demand size,
price and teruns., Write or call Chas.
Getzlan, Willow City. N. D. !
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GIRL WANTED = FOR GENERAL
per month. Box 1oe. Cand6, Il. D.
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CANADIAN. FARM LANDS FOR SALE
on easy terms. Improved and uninl-
proved lands of all kinds. F.. G.. MCGEE
Land Co. Phone 5e6. PA WfdlMnd Bldg.
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G~1RLswANrDD FOR HoUsEwoRK ON
farm: close to town. Modern ho1ee.
Mrs. Leslie Sullivan. Phone sos.
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: Good, net prodt for you and Q
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GIRL WANTED FOR GNIERAL
homework. Wages $lo.oo. per week
1908 South Fourth st. SE y
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HOUSES o SALE.
See McGee
Your Home

$500. oo-7 room house. all mod
ern, on Belmont Ave /,
$500 .oo-7 room house all modern
on Chestnut st.
$500. 0O-6 room house all modern
on University Ave.
$4,000. 00-s room house all modern
on Belmont Ave.
! s60oo.oo-e room cottage all mod
+ern on Washington st.
$4,000. o0-7 room house all modern
on North 5th ST..
$460o. CO., room house all modern
on North 4th st.
3450o.oo--S room house all modern
on North sth St. /,
I $45oo. oo-e room house all modern
\ but heat on University Ave. >,
$4,000. oo--s room house all modern
on Minnesota Ave.
i $500. o0-7 Don house all modern
on Cottonwood St. :,
%$3boo.o0--5 room cottage all mod
ern on North 9Th ST.
$500. o0--5 room house all modern
On North 9Th. st. !
$4,000. ooI-5 room cottage all mod
: but heat on International
~ Ave. - 4
$4,000 .oo--5 room cottage alIsmod-
ern but heat on lone Ave.
$4,000. o0<a room cottage all mod
ern but heat on Tone Ave.
$4,000. 00-6 room house modern.
but heat on North 4th st. /.
), 5000. oo--5 room house all modern
but heat OF Walnut Street.
5000. 00-5 room cottage. modern
but heat onSWalnut st. 81
scsoo.0o-6 room house lights wa
> ter and gas on North Sth' st.
1890. 90 room house lights and
water On North 4th st.
i, $4,000 room house modern
hut heat >on Cottonwood st.
, S1400.Oo-7 room house lights and
water or North 5th st. j.
100000 room house lights and
water on North 5th st.
$3.50. 00-Automobile garage on
University Ave. Must be moved
by May 1. "
; $3.50 .oo-AutomobIc garage on
> North 5th st. Must be moved
, by May l.. %
\ -. - 49, g. - ,,.S.I
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cite. stock and fixtures. Invoice about
y $4,000. Business good: good reason
for selling. Don't Answer unless you
mean business. Write us Herald
UNION RESTAURANT BUSINESS FOR
sale, includes fixtures, dishes and sup
plies on hand. Call at Union Restau-
rant, 2lS Sc. Third, }
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-16

HoUSEKEEPER wANTHD-Two IN
family: No objection to nj child. Boz
r. 20. Fisher, Mimi,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-16

Two-sToRY BUILDING FOR SALE
In business district. in one Of the best
county scat towns in state. Write I'll
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WANTED FOR GENERAL
housework On farm. ELLA .Gunderson,
6d4 N. 4th. ~
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GOOD COOK WANTED. GOOD WAGES
good job. Phone Davis Farm, Crystal
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-16

GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL
housework. Mrs. J. e. o'Brien, 81
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-16

COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Mrs. L.. H. Carter, 7c5 Bel
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BUTTONS COVERED

WE HAVE JUST INSTALLED THE
most up.to-date button machine In the
city. Give US q trtei order, Especially
Shop, s11 South 3Hnf st. ~
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DRUG CLERR wANTED-To BUY
fixtures, At for a city drug store and
stock value latest market quotations..
at a big discount for small amount
ps .yme ants /0a 4 eeed on ens eses ron tn1e
wtre. For full particulars wrtte' G.
w. Notlimah, 719 Cottonwood st.
Grand Forks, N. D. ~
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FARM A
FURNITURE

SECONDHAND FURNITURE, STOVES
(! Anyth,nEs bought. seld; s%xehaneed.
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COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
hSusswsFt; 1915 University Ave.
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HAT CLEANING

WE CLEAN AND DEBLocK LADIES'
Of straw hats. Expert work done.
Shoes dyed tan and black. Out Of
town orders promptly filled. Parcel
: Gleanine and Shoe Shining Par.or, Is
Nfhird. Grand Forks, n. b. Phone
17S6. $4,000
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-16

FOR sALE-PAr1NG COUNTRY NEWS.
= paper located in a good town in south.
western Minnesota. Linotype Inc
plenty Of good material. Subscription
81: advertising rates 15c. Owner has
government appointment reason for
selling. Price $780,. half cash. II
over. Scandinavian community. Adj
dress Jay Jackson, Ruthton, Minnesota.
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TAILOR SHOP FOR SALE . +
GOOD LIVE TOWN.
WRITE. e6e HERALD.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-16

DIR: NELLIE S. BAKER. Office s1S )
". Natl, Bank BLDG. PhonA 236M
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WE BUY AND4sELL SECOND HAND
furniture m tstoves. AT. eohGvA,
104 8. Thtrd. ~ Phone e3sJ. T..
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GIRL WANTED TO ASSIST IwirF
h~ousework. Mrs. F. P~apermaster, 621
Oak st.
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GOOD RELIABLE GIRL WANTEI5A
7 for general houseHork; familyg.ofI 3.
No. washing or h0usecleanfnf.a 341
Reeves Ave, Mrs. Geo. Dufs. taST&%sY
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-16

HOUSEKEEPER WANTED ON TARN
,s5at once. by bachelor. state aSe xnd
wares Good home. Easy place. I'd
Arnsson, WARWICK. Nd. !
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sEwING MACHINE FOR sALELs2s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-14
WILL MAKE BOOK PAPER
fufP Mills In Haywood Comfy. ~. e..
be Enlarged mt Million and

=, ASHEvILLE. y. G., Nov. 1s.-The
HG mar Fibre Co. with general Of
mGss In This city and operating large
Innip and paper mills at Canton in
atwood County plans improvements
ana Gnlarscmcnts of the Canton plant
mT,,soiVins cost of about $500, 900.
NE, ne company owns about 500 square
timber belt OF North Carolina from
tha II gets tho raw material for
etc. 'Ncic'
The enlargement plans include
various additions. ono OF which will
be q large mill for the manufactnra
OF finish book paper. which with tho
necessary machinery installed will
cost about $4,000. Another man:
moth building to DO erected and
properly equipped will he board
mill with 4 daily capacity Of seventy
five tons.
1t Is proposed also to greatly en-.
large the mill village so TINT IL NAV
nave housing capacity for at least
200 peoplo--the operatives and their
=. Il. &
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-14
BANK STATEMENT SHOWS
LARGE SURPLUS INCREASE
Loans, However, Register Decrease
Of Nearly Fifty Million
Dollars.
STOCKS SUFFER SETBACK
Rumors of Commercial Failures
Prove Almost Groundlcss--Mnr-
gin Calls Being Met With Tn
usual Promptncss.
ny BRoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. Nov. l3.--The actual
bank statement; today showed sur
plus increased s32,ol:.97o: loans de-
creased S+7.92i.00O. aud net demand
deposits decreased :l7.253.000. Tho
average statement showed surplus
decreased s5.sS3.720: loans decreased
$56.SS5.00o. and net demand deposits
decreased s54.5ss.00o.
The Federal Reserved Rank showed
1873 per cent against 3S.S per cent y
week ago OF reserve to combined de-
posits and Federal, Reserve Bank
notes outstanding 1. showed So
per cent compared with 35.5 per cent
OF reserves 20 net deposits after de-
duct!nE 80 per cent against Federal
Reserve Bank notes outstanding
Stocks suffered Il further setback
in today's short session. Tn. net
losses for the day We're not nearly as
q number OF issues saEgcd 20 new
low levels for the GEAR or for the
present movement.
Small Declines shown.
Initial prices showed small, de-
clincs and irrcgularity prevailed dur
Ing the greater part OF the session.
ness spread 20 practically all parts
of the liz; and final Quotations were
around the lowest. Practically all OF
the buying came from professional
shorts. but there we're some people
who considered tina: the turn Was
near and took advantage Of the wave
OF hyBtcria TO accumulate substantial
lines. OF stocks.
Rumors were thick OF impending
commercial failures but the only
CONTINUED on Eighth PaGe)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-14
LOWEST MARK IN 6 YEARS
COTTON CONSUMPTION
October Census Report Shows Re-
markablo Curtailment to Use OF
South's Staple Crop.
tBy Associated Press.I

WASHINGTON. Nov. l3.-Curtall-
'nent Of cotton manufacturing. which
has resulted In tho complete shut
ting down Of some mills and the piac-
ing OF others on part time, was re-
hcctcd in the October cotton-con-
sumption statistics. announced today
By the Census bureau. The amour,
OF raw cotton used for manutac.ur-
ing purposes last month was the
smallest OF any month in the past
six years. The quantity used in Oc-
tobcr waa 33s.s37 bales. or $500
bales less than used during October
last year. and $1,000 bales less than
used during September this year.
Mills in the Northern States seem
90 have curtailcd production TO n
greater extent than thosc In the
SCUM. Spindles acti"c during Octo-
be. for the entire country numbered!
e7':gl less than In October last ysar.
while in cottoa-g.owing states the
number Of active ap:ndles in oc:o-
Der showed AN increase OF 1920
over October year ago.
Cotton on hand October Il In CON
suring establishments was a43,s5l
bales OF lin. and 23t,i7o Of llnters.
compared with l365.l3o OF lint and
:i1.b70 OF l!ntcrs so held "a year ngo:
and In public storage and at com
presses. 4.Ie7.es2 bales OF lin, and
3io5iG o! l!n:evs. compared with a.
Gs7.iil OF LINT and 1891 OF lln,ers
So i>e!d year ago.
Oc'obe. imports amounted 70 Ia
80 bales. compared with 35,2yl bales
IN Octoscr last year.
October exports amounted 10 5sc,.
Oh bales. including i.7os bales OF
!inters. compared with 352.o3l bales,
including $50 bales OF llntcrs, during
octobnr last year.
cottrn sp!nd!cu active during Oc-
;oher numbered 3S.ecc,soi. compared
wi:a ai,S4i,0?a In October las. year,
Statistics FOR cotton growing sta,cs
follow:
consuned :4s.,ss bales. compared
VIII: 5o5.3.e
On .'nn'!. October 81. In consuming
cs,ablish:nca ioe.lsc bales. compar-
cd with s5?,5si year ago; and n
public storage and At congresses g.
stS.Is2 bales, compared with 3.Ji.-
o2l year ago
Cotton sD!nd!ca active during oc-
'"eer li.s5.1e5. com pared r.tn IA
soelso In October last year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-14
A TOWN THAT OWNS ITSELF
AND A RAILROAD TO BOOT
"nrrcnton, Down In North Carolina
Holds Remarkable Record-fIas
Much md Wants Nore.

The Raleigh correspondent OF the
Hanufa cturers' Record supplies The
following interesting story:
The town OF Warrcnton. which has
cnly 927 population by this years
rhnsus. holds tho North Carolin;t rec
ord for owning itself" The assessr,.
value OF its property is si,8Oo.OJo
Some thiriy-G"e years ago /. quilt
4 railway three miles long connect
Ing II with Warren Plains on the Sea
board Air Line. and has cvor since
operated tho road, which gives the
town an average net profit above al!
expenses of $4,000 a year. Tn. town
owns water plant and sewerage
system which cost $4,000: AN ice
plant of forty tons daily capacity.
with cold storage section: a power
and light plant which cos, $40, 900.
and Is building 4 $4,000 hotel. with
laundry; baker, and rctrigerating
plant. Within the past thirty DAYS 4
100000 bond issue for a public
school building has been votcd and
this Will be In readiness for the au-
tunn opening OF the schools mex.
year. The women voters who nut
through the Echool bond issue in
very handsome style. viii now take
steps TO have a laundry built by M.
town. this also 70 be ready in 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-14
QUIT BUYING LUXURIES
EronDmic I'it strike. Tobacco and
cotton Grouers-Pnylng Bills
and Cutting Out TrImmings

=, WINSTON. \. g.. Nov. l3.-An
orgy OF economy" has followed ,ha
price slump IN this part OF I'll. .obac-
60 and cotton growing section. say
the buS'ncHs observers. Time mcr-
chants claims against planters aud
tenants are being met more promptly.
IMAM had been anticipated. but tn,
agricultural community IL no. spend
Tag money near so freely as during
the past t"o or three falls when good
profits on all farm products wer.
being made.
.'rowcra continue 10 market their
tobacco slowly and there Is no ton
c"acy 10 rush the cotton market.
record meat crop is being looked
Forward To as big help in the
pinch.
Farmers In many nearby localities
VIII start preparations six weeks
hence Tor Il tobacco crop and thny
say, II VIII be 'cut In half" The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-14
BREED SKUNKS TO STABILIZE
'DEPRESSED FUR MARKET"
Much MniiEned Animal "Best Wild
Animal Friend Farmer HAS,"
Says Department..

WASHINGTON. Nov. l3.-Rreeding
81 skunkS as 4 means OF stabilizing
The depressed fur market" is the
attest suggestion Of the Department
Of Agriculture.
Despite all the harsh things that
.!avc been said about this lowly anil
nal. the department describes him as
tho best wild-animai friend the
farmer has" The skunk, the am
nouncemcnt says. can be used for de-
stroyine mice, grasshoppers, crick-
cts and white grubs, at the Same
time furnishing the farmer from $50
20 500 worth Of fur a year.
All that is required OF tho farmer.
tho circular says, is that he re
spect the animals dens. keep his
poultry In skunk proof yards. kill an
old horse for them every fall and be
'actful when ho meets them in the
evening"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-14
A. F. l. DENIES CONTROL
OVER BUILDING UNIONS
Thrents OF AsHociations to InnuEu-
rate Open shop Policy Declared
Propaganda.
lBy Associated Press. ]
s.Ift<-..rr<>x. -

WASHINGTON. Nov. iS.-The
American Federation of Labor has no
influence over building trades unions
mentioned in the Investigation now
under way in New York city. 1t was
declared at federation headquarters
mere today. Reports that associa-
determined TO abandon their closed
shop policy x the federation failed
10 take action in the New York Sit
uation: were described By labor off.
Gals here as propaganda for tho
open shop movement"
The federation. il vas explained. Is
able TO bring pressure only on ma
tional bodies affiliated with IL and
noms 81 ths locals mentioned in the
Sew York inquiry belong 20 national
bodies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-14
APPEAL FILED IN PEACE
RESOLUTION MANDAMUS
Illinois Attorney Make. Further IF
Tort to Have Colby PromuiERtc
DOCnntrut
10y Associated rrcss.l

70: NSaOCIdtcu I'TCS5.
WASHINGTON. Nov. l3.-Harry s.
Mccartney. an illnoie attorney, filed
in the Supreme Court today his an
peal from the decision of the Su-
prcmc Cour: OF tho Disiric. OF Colurn-
bia refusing Wi; OF nandanis up
Oh Secretary Colby to compel pro-
mitigation rf IN. peace resolution
adopted By Congress May 81. 1920.
The Court of Appeals OF the District
United States Supreme Court having
refused to review the case before tho
appellate court had acted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-14
To Grow the Improved cotton.

: WINTON, n. c., Nov. 13.---A meet
ing of the-growers OF Wanamalse r's
Cleveland big boil cotton was held
here this week and efforts are being
made by the county agent to in
crease the acreage In Tiertford Coun-
~ OF this grade OF cotton. For tho
mast several years there has been n
gradual increase in the acreage OF
improved Gotten. and the results have
been so gratifying County Agent Mil
Ter is anxious to have the improved
Grade entirely take tho place OF the
~ iIoc kind,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-14
Ad,entl.t s.nitnriun, nurn.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Nov. Ia
The sanitarium OF tho Seventh Day
-tdventists at Reams. Ga. was totally
destroyed by fro this morning. Tho
loss Is estimated at $4,000. The pa.
tents werc removed to cottages.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-14
Rank Reserve. scor. Gain.

NEW YORK. Nov. i3.-Thc actual
condition OF clearing house banks ana
trust companies for the week shows
mat they hold s32.205,lSO reserve tn
an increase of 33,5l:,9T0 from last
week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-14
Forest Hill

Beautiful I0-room suburban
home. with all modarn convent
ences, including hot-watc- heat.
city water. gas and electricity:
hardwood floors. Very large lot.
Very liberal terms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-14
Laburnum Court

Eight beautiful rooms. with
every modern convenience; hard
wood floors. central heating plant;
garage. An opportunity TO buy
ono of these attractive homes for
immediate possession. Reasonable
terms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-14
FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS
ISSUE WEEKLY STATEMENT
Hs"eA md Liabilities Are So,3sg.
5ol, O00, ms OF Novem-

her IL.
WASHlNGTON. Nov. IS.-The con.
d!tion OF the twelve Federal reserve
banks was as follows a. the close q,
business November IL:
RcsourceA
Gold and gold ccrtit.
. icates ...............$ Ics,sIioo0
Cold settlement. fund.
Fede ra Reserve
Coll: with foreign '''''
agencies .............. '77.:44.ooo
Total gold he'd BY
Gold with Federal re-. ODD 5000
serve agents . I.1176sa ood
Gold redemption fund. l74,s56.o00
Total gold reserves. SO .oos.s7s ooo
Legal tender notes. sill
ver' &C. ........... I7ia3s,oo0
Total reserves .so.1so on ooo
Bills discounted, secured
by. government war
:, foihiisa'iNns .:.;......; 1.lsc.s77.ooo
other obligations -. 1.6o3.77a ooo
Bills bought in open
Harkc, .............. 2s7.s54.ooo
>. Total bills on hand. s3,o7o.eOl. 900
Z. S. government bonds e6,s63.oo0
=. 5. Victory notes 49, $4,000
L. $. certificates Of in
deb'edness ........... css.aloooo
Iotai earning assets. S3,a6S.s46.ooo !
n nanh premises .......; l6.5T.0o0 /,
other deductions from
gross DEPOSITS .......: 7:c.c7, 900
against Federal re-
serve bank notes 100000 |
o'"cF resources $500. 900 |.
Total resources :...!G.356.5 91 900 |!
Liabilities.
SSapital paid in ........s es,si7. 900 |
c ~, pius ......:. l6i.145.0 900 /
No. !.I,'enI orposits.".. 17.s45.000 !
- serve account 1,sol,ss4 900 !
r,, Items ,:.:.;.. so1.sc4,ooo
ing foreign govern
ment credits 25.7os. 600
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iotai gross deposits. .S2,t41, 0il 900 !
in actual circulation. 3.3cs.es5 al, !
Federal reserve bank
notes in circulation,
net liability :....... c1o.oso.O 900 !
AZ o'"eT hapiiities 10l,S93.000 |
Total liabilities ..3s.35s 5o1 GOO
Ratio of total reserves TO net de-
post and Federal reserve note liza
bilities combined, 43.6 per- cent.
Ratio of gold reserves to Federal !
reserve notes in circulation after set !
ting aside 35 per cent against nc,
deposits liabilities. 49, per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-14

WASHINGTON. Nov. Is.-The con-
d!tion OF the twelve Fedora! reserve
banks was as follows a. the close Of
business November II:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-14
lG,356.591.oOO
Total liabil;ties

total liabilities ,$6.35s.59l, 900
POST and Federal reserve note liza
oiiities combined, 43.6 PEP cent.
Ratio of gold reserves to Federal
reserve notes in circulation after set
deposits liabilities, 47.9 peP cent.
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