THE WASHINGTON HERALD SUNDAY NOVEMBER 18 19008
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BANK STATEMENT PLEASING
Union Pacific a Lender with LondonBuying Heavily Proflttakinir Fallsio Force Down Prices Bank ofEnglands Position la ConsideredFavorable NOTTS and Comment
New York Nov K Today the securitymarket for the fifth consecutive sessionof the stock exchange was Ute scene ofgeneral and eonUauoBs strength Deal-ings in stocks rose to a high total for aSaturday half holiday and prices closedin nearly all instance at or near the higltest points of the day
There was practically only matter ofnews bearing upon market and thatwas the weekly bank statement which Inevery way came up to the pleasant antici-pations concerning it that prevailed yesterday
The clearing house Institutions reported-a decrease in loans of 9C4M4M which wasgenerally and no doubt properly attrib-uted to a further transfer of credits fromthe banks to outoftown or private tend-ers
The cash held by the banks increased2473 06 a sum nearly three times larger
than that Indicated by yesterdays forecast hence the bank surplus rosefrom a deficit of 5MMO last week to asurplus of 29ttON above the legal mini-
mumThe action of the stock market indicated
that speculative traders were paying verylittle attention to statistics of this kindand were regarding rather the seemingevidences that financial Interests of theflrst rank had accumulated large lines ofstocks in the recent decline In the marketand were now enlisted In a temporarycampaign at least for high prices
Few Reactions in PricesThere were few reactions in prices to-
day although the gains made by many ofthe active stocks werenot equal in allcases Profittaking was apparent In theSt Paul common shares as It was In yesterdays market and realizing sales sloekept down quotations for the NorthernPacific and Great Northern preferredshares whose advance particularfeature of business at the preceding ses
sionThe strongest stock on the list wasUnion Pacific common which made a netgain of 35S points upon tnwsactkwis a-
gregatlng nearly onefourth of the totaldealings in the market The current Im-
pression seemed to be still very strongnot only within the next few days
will the Great Northern Railway Companys distribution of stock in connectionwith its lease of ore lands take place
the Union Pacifics annual report mayT expected at any date showingtrenched financial position of the cornpuny which abundantly warrants the 10
pet cent dividend rate authorized for Uscommon stock a few months since
The characteristic of the stock markettaking the week as a whole has been asensational upturn 4p the course of valueaccompanied by a considerable but notan altogether proportionate increase ofoptimistic sentiment in the financial dis-
trict At the close of the market onMonday the riee of the standard railwaystocks was but very little above the low-
est level touched since the beginning ofSeptember and at the end of the businessto ay the average price of the samestocks was toe highest of the year
Market Is Genuinely hopeful7ris pronounced upward movement in
market has been due chiefly no doubtto h avy buying of securities by long pro-
fessional speculators and by financialpowers of the first rank rather than toany general reentrance into the marketon the nart of the outside public but It isfair to say nevertheless that ail develop-ments during the week bearing upon themarket has been of a genuinely hopefuland encouraging nature
Thf Bank of England has succeeded mbuilding up its depleted reserve far morerapidly than was looked for a fewago It reported on Thursday a surplusalmost up to the normal average for tbetime of the year increases in Its goldholdings today In the sum of nearlyftAGCP and It is expected on Monday tosecure without difficulty another 400000due to arrive from South
consequence of this buoyancy ascompared with the past feeling of dis-couragement and uncertainty has cometo prevail in the London market and allear among financiers on the other side
of an advance before January 1 in theBank of Englands discount rate hasvanished
money rates have steadily de-clined since Monday and New York ex-change in the interior cities has risent a premium that indicates a return ofmoney front the agricultural districtsthis movement being further attested bya gain on net balance for the first timesiiire August by the clearinghouse banksin their transactions with the interior
Wage Increase Buds StrifeThe large and voluntary increases of
wages by the railway companies andother corporate organisations have al-layed anxieties regarding the possiblelabor disturbances and are regarded asan extremely helpful symptom regardinggeneral financial affairs
governments foreigntradefor the month of October shows an
excess of exports over imports for themonth larger than any but one recorded-In a corresponding period for ten yearsback and reports of railway gross earn-Ings have ane on mounting up to newhigh record figures A current criticismc railway reports has been thattii ir raise of railway net earnings hadbeen small as compared with that of thegrjss i v nues but the truth about the-n tter appears to be that all the greatrailway companies of the land finding itdmcult to borrow money enough forchoir needs owing to tbe state oft themoney market have been diverting enorpious sums oat of earnings In the im-provement of their properties and charging the expenditures to operating ex-penses
The state of the money market seemsIndeed the only bar to a further advanceIn security prices and it Is well perhapsfor speculators to bear in mind that intimes past when the roonetaary strin-gency hi the fall of the year has Heftthe chief financial Influence felt a modi-fication of these conditions in the monthof November has often proved to be buttfEmporary and has been followed in thefinal month of the year by a farther advance in money rates and by recessionsin stockmarket quotations
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WALL STREET NOTES
Failure to Cut Hill Melons
Disappointing to Traders
BULL TIP ON UNION PACIFIC
London a Strong Buyer as RcNalt ofInside Information Looking forAnother Rise In Steel CommonIllinois Central Expected to Make-
a Good Showing In the Future
New York Nov was somelittle disappointment yesterday becauueno announcement was made of the siloing of the Hill melons but some of thebulls asserted that good news would cometo holders of Great Northern within afew days
Wall street which has been so muchinterested in Mr Hills hasty return toNew York would probably understand thematter better if it the reason whyhe had away Before leaving for-
th West more than a week ago Mr Hillhad been at work for weeks on the de-
tails of the plans on foot for the benefitof stockholders of Great Northern andNorthern Pacific
He left for the double reason that hewas down for a lecture at Chicago andthat the unsettled aspect of the laborsituation made the time unpropitious forspecial distribution to stockholders Hehas since delivered his lecture and thetabor situation has taken a turn for thebetter so that there was no reason why
work laid down ten days ago shouldnot again be taken up in the past dayor two especially as for family reasonsthe coming could not be devoted toIt There was no urgent call from any-where but Mr Hill who is a workerdetermined of his own accord to resumework on his plans as soon as theobstacles to their consummation wereremoved
London had a strong bull tip on UnionPacific and not only sent over a higherlevel of quotations but followed up thebusiness transacted in its own market bysending a large volume of buying ordersfor execution here The bullish sentimenton the other side made its effect felt inNew York as it has often happened thatLondon lisa had earlier confirmatIon onmovements in the stock than has beenat the disposal of the average localoperator notwithstanding that the officialexplanation of toe peculiar dividend in-
cident test summer was that it WM de-
sired to give New York the benefit of thenews first
All the arguments wMch have becomefamiliar in connection with upward move-ment in Union Pad were revived thecommonest and the most logical beingthat the company would benertt materiallyfrom its participation in the good thingsCorning on when Great NorthernUnion Pacific soon to be published wouldmake a very favorable showing
Tuesday was the day set down in therumors as the one on which this docu-ment would make its appearance Ongeneral principles conservative brokersargued the stock was by no mesas deararid there were so many points favorableto speculation that the prospects promtoed a considerable rise while in theevent of any untoward circumstances theintrinsic merit precluded the danger of aserious decline
When such views were expressed evenin the most conservative quarters It ishardly to be wondered at that the
of tIps of the stock received a gooddeal of attention as the result not onlyof starting a covering movement but ofbringing in a larger volume of outsidebuying for the rise than has been seen atone time on any stock for several weekspast
Some time in the future a new companywtH probably be organized under the nameof the Union Pacific Company to take-over the securities owned by Union Pa-cific so that the profits from this sourcemay be distributed subsequently fromthose resulting directly from the operations of Union Pacific Railway
The new company may operate theShort Line the Oregon Railroad aad
Navigation and some other propertiesjust as Pennsylvania company oper-ates the Western lines of the PennsyNvania system and in addition act as theholding company for the stocks ownedsuch asrthcse of Southern Pacific the Hillroads Illinois Central and Baltimore andOhio The objeet is to forestall the agita-tion which might arise if in the future theprofits from all sources became so greetthat to distribute them on the presentstock would involve very high rate ofdividend
No new policy is Involved the only ob-ject sought being to make it clear thatthe rates are not exorbitant If for
dividends of IS per cent werepaid on Union Pacific common agitatorswould be likely to attribute the largeprofile almost entirely to excessive tariffs
If there is any expectation that IllinoisCentral will be merged into some otherWg system it is likely to be disappointedThe intention is to give the road a moreprogressive management and to developpossibilities which for many years havebeen comparatively neglected There Ishardly any question that Illinois Centralwill hereafter show relatively better results than at any time in the past or thatin spite of a certain subserviency toother Harriman roads the property will intime be enabled to make increased returnsto Its stockholders
I dont know what is going on InSteel said one of the most intelligentobservers on the floor of the stock ex-change but any one can see that it actsvery strong If ever a stock should bebought on looks It Is this one at thisminute
Once again the street is trying to guessmeaning of very heavy buying of
Steel by a speculative house which wasalso a large buyer at the beginning of themovement that a few weeks ago carriedthe price above 1C
COTTON MARKETNew York Nor ITTlw market had an-
other fercrith dry with juices irregular on thepeak but the mdrrtoue steady Cables were a
sInuS better Ulan dee on reports of bad weather intM central Kit and wodnrately bullish weekend etatItus Short coTcriMg was in evidence soon afterthe opening and Mail street shorts were heavybnjrera January mites ran up atxmt fifteen pointsxke the wseat dMMnd ceased There was a quietdemand ea uw dectttw with shorts more or lessmrraw over the pu iMe shewing of the census re-port Bext Wednesday Seethorp spot markets8t djF H to hIgher Port receipts 61030 balestact 5M
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Washington Railway and Electric com-mon enjoyed a genuine field day on thelogal exchange yesterday A fierce raidwas launched against It and when thedust of battle had cleared away 3900shares had been sold with several biddersin the field ready to take any amountoffered The selling started at atwhich nearly 700 shares were taken Thenunder active bidding the price advanced-to 12 and went up by fractions to 40 atwhich price 1000 shares were sold Therewere several other sales at 40 and thefun closed with the bid price at 397SAt one time during the bidding the pricerose to 4012 but no stock was in sightjust then for sale The operations of theday seemed to exhaust all the stock insight and the ruse of throwing largeblocks on the floor to beat down the pricefailed to accomplish that object
Outside of the one stock there waslittle doing A tew sales were recorded-on the preferred and one block of 20 ofCapital Traction was seld at 144 34
When the regular call reached Washington Loan and Trust an ominous silencespread over the exchange In view of therun of the morning hours on that Instl-tutlo No one seemed to breathe for a fullminute every one watching for someweakness In that stock but it was bid atthe old figures and no one had a share tooffer The situation was indicative of theconfidence the brokers and bankers havein the stability of the company
Inadvertently a mistake crept into thepublished statement of the Washington-and Mechanics Savings Bank yesterdaywhich caused some wondering comment inbanking circles The item read Otherroal estate owned 5856835 it shouldhave read Due from national bankswhen the statement would have appearedin proper form and would have been bet-ter understood by the friends and patronsot the bank
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At Par and Accrued interest Due 1932Coupon bonds of 500 and 1000 each privilege of registra
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Utility Bonds netting from 3 per cent to 6 2 per cent
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JOH JOY KUbON IreslaentJOHN A SWOPK Vice PresidMt-ELL16 5PEAR 8 c d Vice ITtsident-ANURtW PARKER Treawrer-4AKRY O J4EKM As4sUat Treajamr-fOYD TAYLOR AsaisUat Trewarer-fHOMAii URADLKY Real Kstate OtttetrFREDK EICUELBERGER l wst Other
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BY CABLEDrafts issued direct on principal
cities of the worldLetters of Credit issuedExchange bought and soldInvestments and Collections madeStocks and Bonds bought and sold
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WASHINGTON OFFICE
1301 F Street NW-G B CHIPMAN
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the name of an interesting booklet onthat Important subject which we will beglad to mail you upon request
Wills drawn and flIed without chargewhen this Company Is named EXECUTOR or TRUSTEE
Consultation with the officers of tluCompany Is invited
The Washington Loan OTrust Company
JOHN JOY EDSON President
Charles G Gates CoTrinity Building
111 BROADWAY NEW YORK
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BANK STATEMENTS
REPORT OF TUB CONDITiONV OF TUB
Traders National Bank of Wash-ington
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Overdraft teevred and MMMMW S raUnited Stoles te dc to seam efaMfettoB 200 00 WUnited States sores UaH dState deposIts 5800003
Other beds to linked State iposits Illy50005
LuHfd States heeds M hand 1JS09UPifBiiumi iw United States beads 153759Roods securities c 37 9253flanking horse furnIture nod iztww laTSTlForeign mosey 3K74Dire from italioeal tanks sot reaerre-
as ntal 88 7363from SUfe banks and beakers 3 6817
Dae from approfed arena agents K2SW97fbecki and sUrer each M ffiH
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LIABILITIESCapital stock pall i v 430900103
esteooeoUndivided pm a leas xpeM s and taxes
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to owr oatio lDue to State brake and baabaca S 6 37D to trwt CDBvaalK aad-
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Ba J RI5EYEMIL G SCHAFBRGEORGE C HEVMNGLESTER B PLAttOWEN OWESWILLIAM A GORDONG B CHIPMANJOHN QUINNEDWARD F DROOP
Directors
REPORT OF THE CONDITIONOF THE
Washington Loan Trust CompanyAt WasMagtta fa ta District ol CatwaWaat the
dose of battotas NofccstMf E M05
RESOURCESUaiis and otMoaats S5H 73Otwdfalu Mcand and ttasoeared 8SSBoads aeearitto 2373417flanking born forakara and fixtares ESX733 asOther reel estate owned 3i 3DM fnwa aatioaal banks 7fg7 73Dan treat naaia IIIJH tN44e 23Cbertx and ota r eaak Meats 498M 37FracOoaal piper aiejc-
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Cwflfied chocks J64J2 MTrust department deeesits 55 M
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WasWastaa Distztst of CotazaWa ssI ANDREW PARKER Treasarer of the aboveaaa d caapaar oa sokaudr swear that the abate
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ALFRED B DENTNotary Ihrtfic
JOHN JOY EDSON-H D MIRICKVATSON j NEWTONMARTIN A KNAPPVX A MEARNS
JOHN B LARNHRAUGUSTUS CR NE JrCHAS B BAII BY
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Directors
REPORT OF TIlE CONDITIONOF THE
United States Savings Bank-At Washington is the of Colombia at the
dose of hardens Nofember 12 B05
RESOURCESLoans aad du e ateOverdrafts secured and aacecoredExpense accountBanking beast furniture and fiztares
Due from aatweal banksDue from State beaks and beakers treat
companies aad series NabChecks and other each itemsNotes of national basInFractional paper currency nickels and
centsmoney reserre in bank Tiz
Specie 51 568notes 4S900
Total 13083 U
LIABILITIESCapital stock paid In J316SJ 03Undivided profit less expenses and taxes
paid K4ODue to national banks 3 MO MDue to trust companies and sat
inss banks 1901 MIndividual deposits subject to check 3633 CIndividual deposits satincs 19813 SS
certificates of deposit 2SBOMCertified checks MOO
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I JOHN a ATHEY Cashier of the aborenaiasdbank do solemnly swear that the above statement iitrue to the best of my and belief
JNO a ATHBT CashierSubscribed and sworn to before me this 15th day of
November 1006
Correct Attest
H 0 THOMPSONNotary Publia
OHAS A DOUGLASGRAS A GOLD33ITIBJAS L KABRICKW H WUNDERR H LYNNJ T HENDRICKM A WINTER
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