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1 112 Fcrmers Trust Company STATO.IENT OCTOBER 31, 1903 i RESOURCES Mortgage Loans. Collateral Loans i i I.J isceHaiicous Bonds and Accounts. i Cash and Due from Banks I-IADILITIES Capital Stock Undivided Profits Deposits' JOHN BUTLER, lce-Pretdeiit and Treasurer. D. M.

PARRY, Second T. A. Third Vlee-PrtKldeat t' RILEY SMITH, Secretary ri Jsmes W. Liny, Jehn R. WJIon, Lsrz A.

Whteomb, Ceoroe Shetp; i nr m-mi ta rhoj-e -tnnhf! to yi" iin. to al.ee,. i yrm anJ.teeu.r.g A- DIRECTORS. Nobis C. Bufler, tThorsas Wyrfner Jsnjcs W.

Noel, Michael J.v Ready, November ru-ce'rts .003 Jigs, 1.239 cattle and 100 against 7.1 1.155 cattle and kwp last week and 8.171 hogs. L610 cattle and 2 sheep a "year ago. a demand both from Lcai and out-! Vide sourcea tiiere was strong compsti-M tion and tra jirg was brlak at an avf rage I strong. nJvanct of h'i jn prices. Home sales of I fra.nsry i.gnt iior were only stt-adyvbut thtr of gorxl cnxed grades were.

li)c i iriT. Order for- all kinds of sf-Iiers had no trouble iacmg tiie st.pply. There were several Iftsoa in lat, bat buyers were stnl li and the- vloitng steady at ti.e fljvance. fales Tanged from 5J? u. nrd ihe buJic of the-supply- sold rt CSX Representative Sales.

V-v, Ar. Dk. tk. Pr. iS 4i 11 ...171 if 1M 0 lii I U.

4H I'l tl 1 ti XV I r.t it a 2-4 tn 41 fi Mi 4 loi ki 4 i i j-j rt 4 2)1 1J -11 tli i w.ia -i ifa 4 OS -iifl a as fi rr.fi. e. bulciier fri.de. and they sold ron at strajy prices. Competition te rs xvas hardiv as good a.

yes-tTlnr. frier were steady compared with cl the best cattle did 't Tlirre r'ri il for' cattle, si, 1 tuiU sf.M fully steady. There was an (mand for calve, with more salts top prict. than e.terdax. j4 'r-ateei.

f.T 1 IHIt Si -t l'i eti-er -J hr I i row 7 cows cc. 7 CS' 4 cow F.epreser.tstive Sales. Av. Pr.lNo. 1 jo cow.

7 4 row. i wi vow-. cow. ....1.1 1 4 V.i, row. 4 3 con 4 bun 1.1" 4 i 1 bull 3 Ti( 1 buil I uil i ii, i bull 4 f'i buir 4 3 mivas 4 3 11 calves 3 7v 1 Cttlvc.

Av. Pr. fl 00 IU M) I 7o i a I4 3 00 li 1 75 3J 1 ....1 JTi i) a 3 "9 7i 170 7 6 1'7 2S 144 7 00 i 3 1 calves Ii4-4 7i lm calrea 1 43 1 I raivea 10 4 ti 3 calves 1I so 4 0 1-calraw 2i SO 3 7. 7 calves HI 00 3 3 calves i $40 4 70 3 t-i 3 calves SH 3 CO 3 loj mall Sheep Another small surply of sbeep and in, and tuir quality and con-; on w-fr l.arii:.v aa iood as qn yester-t Taifore tnre were no sales at beat price. The.

market was t-xrHiy. unit a laraer supply could have fl'l et the rricea. There were noi l.i'-'r tool rwiugli to -bring over J7.00, tn-1 sold h. low as U.i0. Yearllnc' 'M at JV.fi).

choice olj sheep as I u-h a 14 7a, and culis are quotable, as low as "-SX Cattle. Ooc4 to choice s'eers. 1.304 JT.T wi I r.nm, a4 ai a a. a a- -t-. bo -imon to metl LSI and 4 704) 43 O-d ta rho.c leers.

Ll6 to 1.3j0 8 43 I S3 vrjimn-i to medium steers, X.Vt to lb. 4 to I S3 -i to cbuic steers, tv to lMt 3s 4 men to medtvtm steers. SOOtOi i lr .....3 0 4 34 t'' rnirw tlng steers. K4 to I -m lo 3 79 4 SO (J.r steers, SM to L00 II 3 39 3 89 M- i um steers, 700 to to tct .4 3 3 40 lu rh 4 9 4 40! sir to Jjf.r 3 rJ 3 Ti to 3 fu 3 33 to rho" 8 39 4 40 to curium 3 3 33 nn I cutter. 1 Xltif I S5 t7 chni? cow and 34 OvyiS 00 1 cnrrtl to medium COl SBd r.ve Ar CAt.VES- to rriTTte bull Vair tn pmMtim orrrr.on buUa 10 I -ret teal calves la fcavj Hc.s, 39 40939 40 3 t- 3 71 1V-JIH 1 e5 3 ts 4 7 44 8 80180 IV.

ac n-M ao4 nuxed," VA lb, and 3 38 loho If) tn 1A IVa. If. a. 1 to lkxJ iigbta. Ul to Ibt 4 w-i4 10 t--' 1.

4 i al UU 34 0n7 0tS 4 .7 4 73 4 1-j4 3 t- 34 Live Stock. Cattle Etimate-1 etr.nc; beeaa. H-M tmvt b.rr. 31.0'aF'; atorktr. and --5T.

T-in, I1jli; Weat--rrrt. rmi.ee, ft HrS 'e'i K0-; eirorg to 6c lr.u"1 an l.l i.r, I. rood V. 4 ruxh b-evy, i6.0; r. .1 t-Va.

bu.k of rrrelnt r- -lanvbs. Other Live Mock Mrkett, rJ beat. xtCio; Oct 11,.,... Oct Oct. Ii Oct Oct 13......

Oct. Oct Oct. SO Oct Jl 4 4--r 11 4 fKJ-t 4 4ti 8 4 64 7i 4 It i 64 3 fr 4 4.VPr4 I 4 'Xf 70 tZMri 75 4 4r 4 3 Vf( 41-4 tj. 4 JStiJ 63 4 I V64 4 45 4 2 1 43 I 10r4 to 4 0Vi4 30 4 1M 40 4 104 3 3 47 4 lV- 4 ogtwfc .9105,871.54 7,743.55 ,31,383.98 56,714.50 231,713.57 $100,000.00 8,278.41 231,713.57 Farm and City Loans in Force $2,407,294.23 OFFICERS. N.

tniXlAMS, President Davl Prry, Edmund D. Clark, Charles N. Williams. John1 A. 'f! 58 rif i a i ar a sr Removed to Rooms 200," 201 and 202 American TJational Bank Buildjng Cor.

Pennsylvania and Market Sts. -1 RECEIPTS SMALL; PRICES TAKE UPTURN LOCAL AND OUTSIDE BUYERS KEEN AFTER THE SUPPLY. XUTCHER CATTLE IN DEMAND rorkers, pigs. Sheep and nb RccMxkm 10.0U); best lambs, 47 JO down. Cattle-Market -v X1TV'ELAND, Novmbr t.

Hogs Receipts marker steady; mediums. llghu. aJ, closing swaay. i OMAHA. November X.CkrtU Rcit lOW; "aret steady to strong.

Hor Reeetpta 1.MW; inarkK steady; balk of sates, 45.si.0S.- Sheep Racists 11.000; markM strong to 10s higher. Date. Oct Oct. I.i..,. Oct.

4.t Oct 5..... Oct 4 Oct t. 4 rkrt. ii" Cteirfy for Cattle i At for tereral dam'tb ri.mi nil cfctti? was coabned j.rnc!pally to the Oct ST- is 7i (U 4 Sl 4 7i 4 KxTrl 01 e.vf 4 5 '-l4 DO 4 ttt 8-4 40-t TO 4 Mt 75 4 41 4 6034 15 i 4 S) 70 4 40 ti 4 43er Co 4 40 4 t04r r.3 4 4 1H 43 4 Vlt r4 4 r-ff 4 3r4 4 9e4 SO 4 lif 40 JSI 44 Ts 4 4.H4 40 4 r4 6 4vfi4i 75 4 EOr. 4 73 7s 4 i-vfi 65- 4 11 Jl( 4 4M V' 4 3.MI4V 4 4ST4 7.

4 43 4 40 15W 4 1S4 Si 4 1VU4 45 lCftt 4 4 l.Vf4 45 4 eurl 4 o.f 4 35 4 OOfi 4 35 4 4 Otorl S5 3 jg4 35. joe yniow perch, larre. to cetfth. 'n iTT-' lb': fu'la red cat. lb.

lb; ie carp, dresait 7c nwdtam bloater tracker! ik K'ennebeck aainvm, J4o Miyera uIm. 13c lb blueftah. large. Ito bluch. medlwm.

tie radanapper. lb-t haddoik. lb. Epanteh mackerel lie lb. Ooonder, l- lobanera.

Sic boiled lobaver. small fror legs. J0c dozen' extra Jumbo frogs. 14.00 doteni eell, hid- lie No. 1 Jb.

woai ABthradta. pet. 37 7 7. Winifred, 4 Anthrsctt. 7 75 Jerk -on.

ti Anihrarlt. grata. t-1 ii Jtctam, 34 Pocahontas, fork, IHorfcing lump 8 So lump is Forabontaa. shov- Llntoa, No. 4 lamp I (a lump It Forabontaa, min 4 4 niFalllng Ruca, can- Poeahonus, not 'I nel .440 and alack 3 TS.

fjioeabtirg, amiUl- V.H tint mg 50 (I4 tint, res 4 74 Indiaaa etark. oe Kanawha, 4 4 Umo eoke I aa Kanawha. 4 3'. Tunned 4 kiiuvh, atacs 3 egg bis coks it RENNSVLVANIA ABOUT THE ONLY FEATURE THE STOCK MARKET. dividend on nisapeake Ohio caused a jUtH-iinp of in tiirft Bt'x-k.

National Rail-; road of Mexico preferred fell 1, United States Rubtwr fim preferred a and Canadian Pacific f. Head i nr. Northern I Pacific and Ontra'i I.t-ather rose utout point and Grtat Northern preferred A. A sudden bulste of 3 points In Pennsylvania to HI stimulated buying tlse- where, and speculation showed some ani-I maiion for a time. Toe Improvement at other points was moderate, and- the en- I ft.

Paul and Union Pacific The top prices had restored a good portion of the opening losses, and placed other stocks a large fraction or more above (yesterday's closing. Northern Pacific had moved up to 1. Union Pacific, Great i Northern preferred and Smelting lf4 ito i lt, and Colorado Fuel. United States Pipe. Knickerbocker Ice and American ice securities l.

St. Louis southwestern preferred. Mexican Central, Virginia Iron and National Biscuit 'sold a point lower. and National Railroad of Mexico pre- ferred Si. Dealings Were Small.

Pennsylvania receded l5 from Its best price, and the tone was heavy In sympathy. Dealings were small and prices made no well-defined movement. St. Louis A San Francisco first preferred moved ud 2W. the second creferred 2.

United States Pipe preferred 14. and Smelting preferred 1. The Mexican Central issues were weak, and when It was announced that negotiations for purchase by the Mexican government were broken off; tha stock fell Vs. the 4 Der cent, bonds IV. the first Incomes ZVs.

and the second in comes z. were Irregular. 4 Pennsylvania Heavily Bought. Large blocks of Pennsylvania were bought on the announcement of the Increase In the dividend rate to 7 per cent. the price touching 144H.

a rise of 3H- The entire market responded sharply, with the demand keen for Reading. Anaconda Improved tVt. Northern Pacific and Delaware butchers, and shippers. SJ.2t45 JO; common. A Hudson 24.

Reading 24. Smelting and li.ri ao. fetus Steady; fair to-good ship- KnlckerbocWc Ice t. Great Northern pre- pers. U.miiti common.

I2.00823C Kheep ferred 1. Amalgamated Copper 1H. and fcwady: lambs, 44.C04j7.SO. Toledo, St Louis and Western preferred FT. lions.

KoTnber l.c-Cattle RecelpU -n1 New Tork. Chicago St. Louis iSno, includ'jg (oo Texans: natives American Car preferred fjjl off 1. aty. Hr-Rclpi 7.S00 markot steady; pig and iKrtits.

fc4.r; packers. Dull but Not Weak. bZSSl Zl JIIV1 5- Profit-taking In Pennsylvania had little JfJ effect on its price, and brought about a flTTSBlRa J.emher 1. CatUs Receipts, period of dullness rather than vnknOM "ttv; Hogs-Rcceipta. sou- The general market followed the move- ZZ.

u. fnent ot Pennsylvania closely, but the ln- oj ivaiua itiarftCJ uu ia.Bfa.in in jm 'w. oown; ipnni lanica. oowa. 1 ti n.T-i- c-lpt Including Too Southerns; market i Pacific and St Paul id a point and steady to itfwt, Hogs-Reeelpta IjOD; market Central of New Jersey trong to bo: higher; bulk.

4.1S.0; heavy; I VcntrlL' Jersey pig an? iigtus, 8heep Hocelts market October Prices for Haas: A (By Meyer sc Klaer's Wlre.1 Industrials Inr. Allis-Chalmers Am. Cot Oil 34 A. 1L L. pfd Am.

Ice hi 4 Am. Loco 73 Am. a 1532 jy. ft ii pra ii Sug. Ref.13? Ant Wool' 1...

35 SIT I xr'Jr vi our 94i twine was so badly damaged that we Ji have had to. lake roost of ttiouU and Colo. W. 2d." sP. tVi" 67 ti" will not! be able to offer you' anything Dol.

Hudsoit21S 214Vi before next week-perhaps notNhen." A Rio 3 EHe 43V.X44 44 43V4 wuuiucu a ire siui in ui viiiiprnflT nu.4 xr mm. tore loose most of our nets mm Zin VJ1 AV havw nnthlna- In )h. '7 I w. iiuiii urn pan v. me coast conditions are These are extracts from letters' from.

nr. una, uirmi at oapausicy and Port vunion. wora. rrom other Lake Erl snd Lake Michigan fishing cities the I T- 01 Vv45VJ a a 4 1 i 1 lt at A1 A ame. un stocxs are smeller than they I have been for some time- Prices KavAJ N.

Pacific been advanced from nc to 2c a through the list of lake fish. Demand continues heavy and sales large, supplies considered. i wore oysters are coming in than 'at any time tne previous three weeks. Bulk oysters are sentng- more heavily than nemoiore, evaies or canned oysters, are not falling off. Prices show practically no (Vuutge.

Fish and Oysters. fWholesal Prtces-s FRESH OYSTERS IN CANH-New Tork eounta. larg -ran 40c. amall ran Kr: New ork selerta. large can 35a, email can 27c: New lor staadarda.

targe eu jnc. aisall ran 2rc. Fperlal ooe-galloa cans: Extra Baltlmpr. stsndarda. a can.

tl.to; extra WaUlmore selects, a can, L33; extra New Tork Selects, a -VJ Jor eounta. can, $1.70. OYoTERA-Extra New Tork count. J' tra New Tork seMeta. a ga.1..

$1 extra rhoica Blue rointaelacta. a etm BaJUmora seaaetaTa 31.34; extra baJUmora standarda. a tl.10; New 1 wFxtt1 vo' nMi Nw Iork PHKLL OTSTERSj AND CLAMS-Blse to per bbt. E1: Blue Point, i bhl iam- per bbl.t 34.40 Rockawaya bW Quohauira. large a 100, 31.5; pa per 34 large clams or buohauga.

bbL. 35 00; little aeck clajna. t. ts bbl- 114.00; little- seek elama bL. 3S.M.

fc'HRlUPS-fcpeeledr Shrimp, a gsX. S1.S0; L. 7L surtmp. -l. MOS.

RKSHAtGHT riSH-Black base, order 14c; atripea rocx baaa 1-lb. Sise. lie striped i rock ku nJZ. whlteflah. Lake Erie.

wblte- rimn. no. mo. i aalmott'-fresh. blus aalmon, freah.

tc aausera. freeh. beada oo. lie her- nemng, large, dressed, te lb 1.7 herring, medium. berrtnr.

largi. '-f meoium. bone ire 'I 93H. 94H Z1U St L. ft W.

34 34V4 nfa.ll fJ.UU oA Wisi Cent pd. 53 1 63 Miscellaneous P. R. 77 i-t-u WJ Man. 14311 3t 3KtL West Un 86U' 86U Chi.

LVT 14 7... Bonds i Am. Too. a S. JTTit: SK4 Wtb.

deb SoiA 85 54 54 42 88 864 Jap. 1st 6s.i.., rTH S7H Jan. 1st 9H4 lH Call money 7 4H S6H S44 CO 43tf 63 T8H ft) THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1906. ED SEVERAL POINTS HIGHER Open- High- Low- Clew Close est at Nov.LOctXl TsN. aborning ths ranse of for AnIv lead of hog.

In the Jndlanapoll. Jrn I it2 33 24V4 35 MTfc 74 .135 11P4 .4 15" 1644 152 lleX-4161. llvZ Amal. Cop lllU lOrtt ill 43 904 S4 ia Anaconda ....268 271U 28 57iu r7 CO. F.

I. 62 604 2 50 Corn P. nfi! Of I 6 Sot8 77i I Ens. See. Corp .44 J42V4 14.1V: 14-ni li-iu.

tj.ii Mex. 24 24 SVi mh 23V rv. SwH 844 JO1 34 S3L4 o. 93H .91 9.1U tuv: o-it ew Jersey C.223. J.

N. Yi 1M ion N.Y.CUkH. R. r. 8 6V4 4T4 6V4 P.

ft It. C. C. AStL 84 8. Pacific 90S, 81 So.

ty. i 33T4 84 Vi So. Tor. pfd 95 95 ft I ft 8. W.

21 PtL. I Tex. Pad sis sfivt 5Vl 45H 212V4 212H 209 SlHU 141V4 145 141V4 145 H41 13f 14254113894 son 4T4' 9i S4 90S S3 38. 34V4 1'nlon Pacific 1S2V4 1804 182V4 'UWV Jfa- Pfd- 92t4 lAtf mm 8 4 -eW, f.k 7H U. S.

Bonds In New York. W. Thomson's Wlr November Bid. Aak. regirtered KMH 104 --JS coupon-.

lotij Ii5r1 iVZl lt-5i ss lea loi la small bonds iru. iihu '4r reglatered. 102 i(r5 4s coupon ioj 1034 iSiet-rrwa. 1 UP JJO-A 4s coupon wa lAiai -i 1.4 01 volDIDDia 104j4 JOS, rniurrDln tia ina Panama Ss. 14 105 Ex tntsrest.

Chlca.o Stocks. 1 IBy W. Thomson's Wlraj 1 November Name? i Amerlrsa Can 64i it 44 64 Diamond National Hlecult 744 744- 7tti 74 National Hlacait od. iisu. Swift Co.

mi iiiit -a 1 iiiiiu rui oira ji TP Clearings baJaooea I tmiis ii. Indianapolis Clearings r-- -Nov. jNov. 04 ll.3S3.424 SO 1" 73. i4.S144 The Money Market.

XT5W TORK." November Cloaar Mn. mercantile papcr. 4 fioo- ni at.eii.. eyehatge. beavy, with actual buaineea In 40 for I demand, and.

at 4M4fi4W4e for stxtyxtay bllla; posted rata. 4ilt6 4xH: commercial bill. 4: I'l 1VC' Mexican dollar. io-aay is a holiday IN SOME DEMAND FOR READING NEV; YORK. November 1.

The tone of Commission Row, Thursday Demand for grapes was stronrer. and some houses were holding- for the former price or 3Z3.00. Tokays were 10c to lac a lox higher. The market on Malagas was weaker, some sales being" made at 50c a keg below prices previpualy asked. Cranberries continued to show a tendency to advance Houses thaf had made no change in prices found demand so strong that It could not be supplied.

The range of prices la narrower than at any time for Die last two weeks. Kale is In fair demand, but sales of lettuce srr siow. tweets, carrots, tur nips, cauuuower and cucumbers are In light demand with prices showing no i-nemge. Hales of onions, cabbage and po- tatoes continue beavr. with prices steady.

f'; oft stock. Wflzic Butter- 7 CHICAGO. November 1 Trading In th Active. Poultry hens. hc: sprlng- Aiarxet on inn ttan i vu Bank of England's Rate Unchanged.

LONDON, November 1. The rate of atscoum ror tne or England remained unchanged to-dav at 6 rr rent The weekly statement or the bank shows the following changes: Total reserve, decreased circulation, Increased tlbl.000; bullion. Increased other securities, increases i.z,uw; other- de posits, decreased public: de posits, increases notes reserve. Increased government securities, unchanged. The proportion of the bank's reserve to liability this week is 36.61 per as compared wiui JO.

04 per cent. last week. TELEPHONE CERTIFICATES Are Listed on Local Exchange to Get 'Official Prices on Pool Stock. November Trustees' certificates of the New Telephone stock were listed on the local exchange In order, to get a bid on "pool" stock officially recognized. The stock, proper, can not be sold under 90, on account of the pool agreement The certificates, however, can be sold at any pm-v me owner wisnes to take.

The listing of the certificates la said to be as near as the Stock Exchange can come to making official bids, on both "In" and out" stock or the new Telephone Company. Sales of twenty shares of Union Traction common were made, one block of ten shares at 36. the rest at ax. Th km dropped 1 point to 33. Several stocks were bid -ex dividend, without, which declines the list was bullish.

Advances were- In dianapolis Gas, 20: Indianapolis Gas 6s, Indianapolis Abattoir preferred and Rauh Fertiliser preferred, Federal Union Surety Company and Indlananoiis Street Railway, fractions of a point Declines were: Atlas Engine Works preferred. Indiana Trust Cnmnmnv nn4 Merchants' Heat and Light preferred, 2 (all ex dividend): Union Traction com mon and Ind.anapolls Traction and Terminal 6s. Indiana Title Guaranty and lioaa ana muuuia union xractlOO iracuons ui a po.nu Local Securities. Name. bjj American Central LIfs 126 American National Bank 16 Atlas Engine-work.

10He Belt Railway common 155 Bolt Hallway preferred 13t Brewn-Ketchara Iron-wnrka nM im Capital National Bank 164 Leniral Trust Company 140 Cltlien Savings Depoalt Co no Columbia National Bank Delaware Mad. County Telephone Farmer. Trust Company loo Federal Union Surety Ft Wayne Wabash Val. T. 14 Horn.

"Breg'mpan? 19 Gen. Electric 1734 174 178 National Lead 741 74 74 '74 74 N. Y. 13S 13J 13S J38 People's RSH JsXi'f S. Car WH 64 oH4 83 Hep.

I 8.pd. 7 97H 91 97H 98 Steel 10 Steel F. 434 44i 4.W.' 4tl Cent. Leather 3RH 3CH o7'4 36 IV 6. 4-jT' 49T4 I7) S.

R.lst pfd.l0SV 10714 iwv! 107 10 V. 8. 46V4 47. 4H 47H 4(4 lb h. ioe 106.

loet los-Z JVesUnghouse 34 154V? liTA unirosn -VT: 10114 loot, loivi 10054 At, L. 137 Bait Ohio. USiJ 111 HAVE TROUBLE OElTIBQ'nSn Ches, Ohio. 66V4 6 664 66 67V4 Chi. a.

1.4.. 1 sa. Local. Dealers Receives Reports! jf iL leav in ito" Rrflk.n N.f. Tl.tu 1 nail Stocks! 4 27V4 uenuemen in trie last.

Storm Indiana Hoter Co. 1904 Indiana Hotel Co. 105 Issue Indiana National Bank Indiana Title Ouar. and Loan Co. Indiana Truat Company Indiana I'nlon Traction Company.

Iadlanapolia Abattoir Indianapolis ft Mar. R. T. Co Indianapolis Fir Ins. Indianapolis Ga.

Company Ind. Southern Traction pfd iiuuanapoiia nrreet luiiway ieiepnone second Union Traction of ladlanawts. 138 864 7H 337 76 172C t6 100 SO 150 00 70 100 18 106 70 80 1)4 117. i-aw (.. i agx Iycock Mfg.

Co. pfd loo Marlon Trust Company 2S5 Merchants' Heat and Light Co. pfd 101c Merchant National Bank New Telephone 03 Waason praerred las Bonds. Broad Rip Die Cltlsens fitreet. Ratlwav Ka Dei.

and Mad. Telenhona im 100 101 Ft Wayne at Wabaab Vat T. 43 Inrttana HotebCo, 4s loo IndisnsDoisGaa Sa Indiana Union Traction ts 83 IndlSDaDolls CAB. im Indlaaapolla ft Eastern 5s gg Indlaaapolls ft Greenfield R. T.

100 Indlaaapoll. Mar. R. T. (m Indlaaapolls Northern Traction 83 Indlaaapoll Street Railway 84 Indlabapolls Trae.

and Term. a Merchants' Heat and Llaht rn -JsPhwne Long Distance- itieunoni nrar oa a 75 uuu People's-Denoait bank ti- People'a Light and Heat 100 Rauh Fertiliser nfd ioa ww w.wweer ww a Rves Sc Co. preferred ins Security Truat Company kbu lTustee trt New Telephone 42Vie Union National Bank Union Traction common rnlon Traction preferred Union Trust Company 221 Vandal la Coal Company common 9 Van da 11a Coal Cnmrnw nrefM 91 3 100 printed in full, aa well as mn nha. special Iterrs. The Issue contains ani unusual number of fine Illustration? of bankers and banks and is the mos'fpre-tentious thing, typographically, the Financier has rut out.

It is said to be the largest banking paper ever issued, either In or tn Europe. Officers for New Greenwood Bank. rSreclal to Th IndlanapoNewaJ GREENTWOOD, November 1 Stockholders of the rroDosed Cltlxena' Uonal Bank met last night-and effected an organization by selecting Harvey Brewer, Cornelius Cook, William Ad-COCk. James T. Polk.

James A Pnie James A. Findley. Isaac D. Sheek. James H.

Kelly and 8. Minor Tllson, directors, with Mr. Brewer as president C. Cook vice-president and William D. Adcock cashier.

It is expected that the bank will open for business December Liverpool Stocks of Breadstuff's. 'LIVERPOOL. November 1 Follnwlnir are me ocm or Dreaastuns and provisions In Liverpool: Flour. 84.000 sacks: wheat, 24,809,000 centals; corn, 44,009 bacon. 15,700 boxes; hams, 3.000 boxes; shoulders.

8,001. boxes: butter. 18.t ewts.r cheese, 79.900 boxes; lard. Lw tierces of prime Western susm and Sio tons of other kind. Tressury Statement "WASHINGTON; November To-day's statement of the' Treasury balances In the general fund, exclusive of the gold reserve Available cash balance.

gold coin and bullion, gold certificates, Bank of England's EuifEoni Account LONIX)N, November Bullion to the amount of C79.000 was taken into the Ban4c Of England, on balances to-day. 1 i- i Sugar and Coffee. fPreeent Ilt price of- sugar are blct to discount of 10 point and 1 per cent off for prompt shipment 1 NEW November Sugar F. o. New Tork.

refined steady: crushed, tr.ir- powdered. 40e-'granukited, Coffee Steady No. 7 Rio, tc. alolaoi Steady; New Orleans, Seeds CIUCA60. November.

1. Cloee: Timnihn November. 44.1444.2&. Clover Ne trade. TOLEDO, November 1.

Cloee: Clover aeed-i Cash. 38.31; Decsmber 38.30; January. tSJ aiarcn. .1 BEARISH AT START BUT SHORTS SOOH COVERED EARLY LOSS FOR WHEAT BUT TRADE QUIET. CORN FOLLOWED THE LEADER with December uo -Sttic.

Clear weather throughout oeu ina The Wagon Market November 1. Corn Old. 50sJ52c; new, 40Q43c. Shelled oats-3te3Sc Bheaf 14.30. Millet tinVlrt 11 SA Straw jf Primary Markets.

November 1. the PHmarr market recelDts Wheat. 14K am airalost 1.090,000 buahel. the corre- sponaing aay a year ago; corn. ttZ.OW buaheia against 406.000 buaheia, Primary market ahlpments Wheat 330.000 ousneia, againn rw.iwo Mianeis the eorrespond- ins oaj a year axo agalnat 395.000 burhels.

year axo; burhels. Produce Markets Price tor. Delivery jtl Indianapolis. 24c at mark. ruiLiM-riwa, print cak-a-ens, 71: ToT roosters.

tc; youn; torn turkeys, 11c; bea turkey, 13c; ducks. 4c. it BtTTER Steady. le a pound: prim coon-try, lie; Etat creamery Mlllnji at 3T far print. Hs tot tabs; ElglS.

at for prints tc for tuba. CHEESEJobbtng price: Import rrsa 8e; domesUc Swias. Kimmia etwa. IV; New Tork Me: lone horn. Us; So mestle UmLurger.

13e; bricks, lis. KANSA3 CITT'. November L-Buttfi creamery. Mc; packing, lie Eggs Sc. Smbtr t-Eg Firm m.yytirm, yvnru, lemons, 1 M.au I -j irregularity.

Tho retention or the regular continues "tner Deansn at tnei 8T- tOITIS. NWnber unensngea. uemana ror pears and apples is good, but other fruits sell elowly. on the Stock Exchange. Bar sIlTer Firm at -ia per rjnc.

JUOnry tyf per cent. Discount rates-8hort bills, hQt per cent: thr. months' bills, per cent. Gold bars. .1 American eagles, lirli'tUX.

November 1. Exchnae o.fLon don. mark 414 pfennigs for check. Dl- miinl ka rsie snort bills. fff.K k.

Kill. .1 i i. mm we linrnci Eiipru ui wiien prvai- monini Dills, 6 per cent. laaing siarrea in -ennsyivama, neaaing. mn.

rxices were a trins lower, but tne I rc; springy JC-3KHc: greater part or the loss was regained on I V-: auca. sane; gers t'v. covering by shorts. Creamery. dairy.

laiiac On a more general demand December h'Sher, ZXc ca evust. A. W. Thomson's Grain Letter. November 1 torkeys.

But to iC. ne close Was strong, vmicaqo." Norember 0e Flrin: I corn I Poultry" Alive-Steady: uced moderate selling of corn bv chickens. i4e spHr. He. casn nouses.

mis caused a sllgntlr I inzc: aainr. easier tone at the opening. 7737 to- Oats opened easier. Zl Provisions were firm -a-lfh tradina- f.ff I AEW TORK. November 1.

Butter Steady to ly active: nrm. unchanged: receipt s.osj. WHEAT Deo. May July OCRN Oct Dec May July OATS Oct Dec July PORK Jan. May LARD Oct Nov Jan RIB8 Jan May 7TH n- 78H i w-c; rxovemoer, ic T4's 7SH 77H- 73 77 434 43H- 43H tiu.

Bid. tAk. Nominal. 74- 77H 46V, 43-T 44 44V. 44 44H- 41', 44f 33 .334, 33H CH 33Ht 33 X4T 30V Sihi 34.

33Z 23 13 14 17 13 SO 14 IT 13 (S 14 03 14 2S 14 02 14 23 13 40 14 07 33 iS 20 3 flT 42 47 I4J IC IS 47 7 SO 7 47 7 73 7 S3 7 7 47 7 7 47 7 43 CHICAGO. November 1. Cart wheat No. 3 red. T4H74a4c: No.

3 -red. 72674e; No. hard. 744775c; No. 2 red.

12Qlc; No. 1 Northern. 7SHO 41c; No. 2 Northern, 74979Hc; No. 3 aprlng, 72 rc corn xsa i.

4H4ec: no. J. 4tjHc- tats iso. sze; no. 3.

U'W nouiing aoing. New York Grain Market. Receipt. 114.000: sale. opening eaaler on 1 Jun tower cables-and wheat rained I July toward 11 o'clock on freah bun support holding ateadv thereafter In the absence of nreaaura: November 1.

Flour Dull. Wheat Steady; TSigSHc. Corn Active; 48 cember. 78c; May. S2c.

Corn No. 3 yellow. no. J. uats NO.

I white, Rye No. 1 6Hc. eeipu 8.J0S; State. Pennsylvania ami. nearby i Chicago Grain and Provisions.

VV I tor -a. v. inomoa vtire.j I aj. seconds. Poultry Alivs.

1 Open- High- Low- SSSiJOTSL AJ i mr. eat. est. Nnr.i. urt.n.

I eoa. Jl4cj spring turkeys. lStilSc; fowls. FIRMER TENDENCY IN COTTOM. Cables Were Up and Weather Cold In tha Crop NEW TORK.

November 1Tb mtin. market opened steady at sn advence of i to points in response to better cables than expected and continued cold -weather reports. Tradlns- was not at. ail iiir 'but the" buying seemed to be of a better cnaracier ir.aji recently- 4d price? worked up on the activa months tr points. ThOvNew Orleans market being closed for the dayv probably, had a tendency to restrict reneral himlnen and the smaller recelpU estimated for the day, and for to-morrow at Houston.

In connection With froat renorts checked local offerings. Spot ckwed quiet; 10 points decline; middling uplands. 19.40c; middling gulf. lo.45c; sales. 3,400 bales.

-x- New York Cotton Futures. IBy A. '-W. Thomson's Wlr.i" November Onrn. 1 Bla-h.

Tjtw 18 14 UU December 10.11-13 10.14 M.01 January i 10. li-l 10.2a jo.47 Vbruary March lo.St-27 "i ia it in NEW TORK. November 1. Flour Receipts I April 15.868; sale. Arm.

but quiet. "-Wheat 1 May 10.44-47 lo.a 10.11 10.44b 14.44 December. 8Ze83Kc: May. 84Ht784H. Rye I LIverDOOl Cotfait Hind.

11 in no. Miini mup N.w on. I LiiEHmii. Kn.MnhM export and included 7,100 American. Receipt uvuic vKacq nrm aaa cioseo sasy.

Cotton 'Crop Conditions Lower (SpecU: to The Indlaaapolls Naws.1 TOLKDO. November Cloae: Wheat Taah I utri ''1 lose. io'oii 10.01 10.10-11 10.1S-S0 10.27-3 10.13-C 10.M 1. 11 4-42 10.45-47 American dr. Lard-Eaay' nrlma Western steam.

I. i middling. nuAc -ihjki, iow miaaunir. good ordinary. 5.2SH- 0tner Grain Markets.

WINNIPEG. November t-Cloae: Wheat October. 74le: December. TIMa- May. oi wmcn ww were lor speculation and NEW TORK.

November Tha 48c. Oats-steady; W. Rye-Steady; Journal of Commerce in its final report Ion enttn rrnn vn41tlnna BALTIMORE. November 1. Close: Wheat I cllna for that mnnih nt il Cash ami November.

79ic: Deornnber, SO He. the largest hi four years. It make. k. STS SV JlfiU.

mm, I "Tt1; 6-c: al4C3ci year. condiUon now S4.4. and estimates 4S9tc; January. 48W04Se. I twvt mUImiI 4La DETROIT.

November 1. Wheat No 1 red. I last Tear, and No. 1 white. 78e- No.

1 red. 70- rw the crop picked jat 64 per cent, against 63 7S1C- December T7to- M. S1ti- e5 I wneat traders are De- Dmbe'Ma' 'Sl July o.t nmJr ixtlX: I "In the bull news which has been May, 37ic; July. circulation day after day without hav- r. I Ing much previous effect -on nrioea Tt wrna uiriinruuw noTonow i.

WDetl I rlvan Spot ttrm; No. 3 red Western winter is-1 fiven ut Vat finneapolis that futures. PSR; March. 4. l.i"11 bta4d noWf -a; stay, e.

'a. spot, nrm; Amerl- I Z. to aeep ort ran mixed. 4. tuturea dull: December I sew any ining Deansn 4s fivd; January.

4 id. 1 lf the mills have to close down for KANSAS CITT. Noremhee i reason. Indianapolis Traction A 85 87u1 December, es. May ca8Bl o.

worthwest house late In tha day gives aoiomo, atanon -western 31 naru. 9tr7c; ino. 'I red. -70H971SO. Corn I "f1" ot tne isortnwest vi.twi.

oov, ur, wise; ujt, iwi eaan I iusi uiicriur mmins miacu, i.u. wnjia, oats i tuning; oig ugures in Keeping No. 3 white. 3314c; No. 3 mixed.

33Vi933o. I wheat away from; Minneapolis, as they 8T. LOrjis. November t-cioaei Wn.tlhav ben 8xlndins; heavily and cars are Wte-her track Mn rmA "ivanu-. xr- I neededtO taka wheat aim wrav Ann.

I naro, 7ZT74o: December, 7373ie: May, 774 ptner. tvan.as tnty sold another Corn Ftrro track. No. 1 mh. 1 000 bushels cash wheat ta Mlnnainnii.

465c; No. 3 white. December. 4lic; May, people this morning. Southwest markets VT.

can, khc; I are reporting excellent bustnses. No. 8 whit. 34Hc; December. SUtc; May, 344c with business booked ahead to the end of 10 Union Traction' common W' yellow.

4 nancler's Fine Edition. No. 3 yellow. 1 car: No. 1 mixed, fi cara: nisn mixea.

1 car; no 1 Iine year, ana country milling- points drawing on- Kansas City for wheat There was the usual 250,000 bushels shortage In primary recelnta tn.iav Hmii.v Wheat fitronx: bid. orlc: No. riul Tiu I of the Kansas Oraln Dealers'. irxk' 1 "0 through billing: No: declares that there Is not over 70,000.000 "Vie track; No. 4 red, 49c traeki No.

I bushels mUUng wheat tn the State as 11 "i1 1 -J-J-S-' We wet weather has caused' great damage. nu. I track: November. IlUe' DmiinW t. I it.

I i-T -i I cBunuitea tmi per cent- or trm ernn CornlsteadyVNo. 3 white. 4Sc. Mn.n'?'. CUh, Wht4t at through billing 44e.

new 434c: No. 8 whl I en Premium this 10614 10, No. 4 whuaT 46Hc new No. 3 whit i000 bushels so far this week. Early miaeu.

oc, new mrougn Dining 4Hc, I mo aip naa to Dtiy melr wheat new 43Vc: No. 3 white mixed. 43c. new 4Jc, I back on advancing market Volume of through billing eWac new 41ic: No. 4 white I trade Is broadvnlnir RaILv.

mixed. Slu. new ano- J. I i. ,1 c7 throwgh bllilng- Vc.

I ration wn5 111 yenow. 4e. new 43c, through billing 4SVi. Corn The very heat hvlne A new Hc: No. 4 new 40c; No.

8 day for both EWer anrltVw Western elevator DtSOOle. Chloe-r rash oiiiint hci new ta-ic; no. 4 mixed. 46c I nuuaw aupBea to oe i new uc: ear. euo mixea.

ftie veiiow. oe viu.i 1 1 uui me nannvHL 73 pound. (StaUsUcs and advices regarding corn of- 4,., i nv. wni(. i wumi img iw ui prevent.

I t1ie: 4' wnlt' No. 3 mixed. 33a Uecelpts light- at 1 cars; for to-morrow, through bllilng 34c; No. 3 mixed. 3JVic; No.

4 156 cars: total Western receipts, 350, WW I mlleiL ilVmC: relerted. XV lKn.h.l. it rl SfS: 2- ing noukTotin 93 WSi.4. Nlx. 1 1 "SAhli may give a larger run of and 100.

snares, Exdfyldend. I "Xw-no. rye. sat through billing. Sales.

I Inspections. 19 Union I whest-No. red. I cars. Total, ears.

moaeraie oreag. Oats Regardless of the blockaded dltlon of traffic to the East. Chicago continues to ship oats very heavily. Official posting showed bushels shipped for N1 MXl of th Financier, of car. I mixed? car; rOectedV8 ca foT h11- eP'fted to in- ovt7 Kw Vnrlr la a j.

JT VT' I create with fWinl-lniKwf fl nlltia. the annual meeting of the American Hay-No. 'l timothy, 1 No. I light tor to-morrow 193 cars. Jllnneapolis Bankers' Association held at St Louis.

I mixed, ears; No. 1 clover. 1 car: No. 1 1 rars. against 103 cars- a year ago.

uciooer jo to xne proceedings Of the I Preine, i car. loiai. i cara naa a utue neip irom strengtn in ninvenumi ana me aaaresses aelivered are corn some setback In prices, but believe the trade ana tiie nuouc wm take hold on any wheat, but closed Ho- higher for the day It may take a little ahakeout to get the raarxet in new ground ana bring fresh SUDpOrt i g5r in Europe Provisions Western packing- for the week is far short of last year. Hoes con- tlnue to run below-1905. Trade is locking tor some ouuian ngures on biocks or pro- decreased nearly 40.000 tierces last month.

We have continually urged buying of these products on the soft spots, but a little reaction from this strong swell may be waited for as a matter of 'Fruits and Vegetables. (Wholesals Prices.) FRUITS ADDtes. 33.004.SO a barret rW. corn. buaheia, I berrle.

tttoatfo ao barrel. Banana StralahU. i i tl.TSii.t&: i.l.t namta. II liiil I 01. iiui reoeipia until, Ti.ws bushels.

VerdelUs. a case. 87. Limes. 11.25 per 100, against 54.000 buahal.

tha corraapondlag day Florida oranges, 83.7Wrt36 a box. Pr. t.50f a year ago. 3.00 a barrels Colorado box pears. 33.

toM.7i Kansas City receipts-Wheat 133 ears, California fancy pluma. 31.78 a. box. Orapa-agalnat 1S3 cars th. corresponding day.

a fruit 34.3S a Grapes. 330.00 a hundred year ago basket; California Tokays. 31.46 a box; Mala- -hk-sb car raw-w neat, ear; corn. I g. s.n a sag.

Fwraimmons. soo a box. 73 car: oats. Its cars. I VEGETABLES Hom-growa 'beeta.

81.1 EG ET A BLES Home-gro wa W. 83.00 Estimated cars at Chicaao For tn-Amf 1 barrel. Celery. 154rc a do. Holland Wheat St cara; conk 140 cara: oata.

ill m. teabbar. 811.00014 on a too. En slant. atwtn For Friday: Wheat 41 cars; corn, lit cars; a dosen.

Lettuce. 40c a buahtL -Onions. tttuO oats. 103 cars: hog. 14,000 head.

1 1 a barrel. Jersey sweet potatoes, tl 00 a Clearances vvneat, Ji.ow bushels, and flour. I barrel. rotatoes, 81.soqi.so a barrel. Radishes, 12.000 packsges.

equivalent to 173.000 bushel, of I 1K a dosen bunche. a wheat; corn. ousneis; oat, zs.ooo bush- I oarrei. Hunnara aauaan. lid a parrel.

el. 1 MisjCEi-tANBtjL unestnuts. totyiTHo a I I pound. Pea beans, hand-ptckad. H.309L4S a Broom Corn Prices.

I DOS CHICAGO. November Broom corn price. nel. -Popcorn, to a pound. OII'Runs and Shipments, f.

are; 10 no.uuni a A SS 00; coarse, dwarf corn: 75 i 3: hurl, common to choice. IjO OXXrsn I lin. 1. eu; previously repoitea. an neina.

l.s&t,. tl: dally average. 1.045. Khlo- Hardware. mt-at.

October. St: Buckeye pipeline; 1067; Jn- oiana i.c; previously reported, all WIRE NAILS-Baa price. 3105 kag, 30. fleida total. 12S9.724; daily avWA SOs, with proportionals ad vano for.

smaller lil.431. 7 7 PLAIN W1RK Baaw prte. to et: sal-I Prices. Vanued. 31.32 base; pslntsd barbed wlr.

US Pennsylvania ts Princeton per 100 barbed wire. iti per 1 aad 1 Somerset 1 sviKagiand 1 tViRarland 3 44 4U 140 lb. iTIona 77. HORSESHOE NAILS 0005.00 a bos. ao.

Hfahlaivt 1 7 ni in i mww, uui iwn a iron, 1 1. orvtnsr i s. and iTTLiV- Nawcasoe 1 above 1)-Per K-lb box 8U76O3.0S.. Cabell 1 liKanaas. heavy i POWTKR-Fer 3J.M; 4.

North Lima 80Oorlcana. light South Lima heavy 8HOT-Par beg. 4X34; BB and chiliad. Ss Indiana- 15! Canadian 1 JO VTWT IWBV yl WIT. Won! Pric.

Tinners'" Supplies. ciHCAoa November iiiouri COrPEll Uottom. air; planished sheets. Be. tub-wssbed.

IsQKr: nnwaabed medium. HlON-n II, 32.80: 43.34; bast bloom 1 249; Other grades, JOflJSe. calvanlsed. rt ST. LOUIS.

November randa IC. 10x14. 14x Territory snd Western mediums, 24.7.c; One medium. ROOFfNtl TIN Brat brands. com mow JC, I I4xw.

4.jot4.; jc- loxai 3I.tb4y; wlj I styles. tst Loula Metals, BLOCK TIN la pigs, 43c; la bars. 80a. Jl BT. LOUIS.

November 1. Lead Stroag: 3.84 ZLNC-4c, tji.tic. Spelter-Higher; 4.30gS.J34c i Condition October t31, 1006 CESOlinCES Loans .4 .300,437.3 Mumcipaljami othcr Stocks Company 's Building Vaults anq Insurance Department Advance to Estates. NLISOjCCO.C 0 13,3 3. CI- 42,031.71 Cash and Due from Banks, LIAD1LITIE5 Capital Stock Surplusand 413,000.73 Deposits 1 C.812,230.4 0 TAX EXELIPT J.

P-' FREZEL. FRED FAHXLEY. VIce-Pres. JAMES F. FAILET, 2d WPrea.

JOHN' E. CASEY, FRANK MARTIN. Secy, and Treaa. If. B.

HOLLO WAT. Asst Secj. CHARLES H. ADAM, Asst. Secy.

H. S. FRANK, Trust Oficer. FOR SALE A limlteS-smonrof tha stock of "tie Louisville Northern Railway 'anri Pinr, connectlns Louisville. New and pons, at attractive rate, wita a bonus of common stotfc 'I a -to vj Claypjcl KctiVEccci 724.

IsSIsBapcIIf, TEnnE nnuTE TnAOTio; ahd eight go. CUMULATIVE 695 PnCFCnnCO QTOCIS TAX EXEMPT IN JOSEPH T. ELLIOTT SOUS, irie mtiaiEn XiMiDivocI Orclor of God Morx" Three lodges ot this order are now building" wigwams of their own tbelr ground and have wo-thirds of tha mnn raising the rest br Issuing- first mortgage bonds, in series of 310 iu per rent interest, payaoie semi-annually. No better security on the market Parties with small means can secure these bonds and feel sur. of their Investment We have 815.000.00 of these bonds for sale THI5 RICHCREEK IIOII-TAXAELE IHVESTliEHTS Tim Tract! oi Pfi iBip't, Ry.

(BBaiiattti) St03K Pn'arii Tristlia Pritirrti EDWARD B. MEMBERS SPtllTH CO. Tn Exezpt 13J Sead for Special CJrcalar 1 J. F. WILD 6 CO.

Bonds for Investment 'Atlractita fnUuii Slock rllcrtga Leans nine nivft, nn t.w II1VI Ws.kJMI WW fauildlns NATURALIZATION RECORD COB00K NO. 3 MUTILATED Blank Pages Cut Out of Parke County Book, Probably-Without CrlrrjlnaJ Intent. fpeeUl to Ths Indiaaa poU Mm ROCKLIX. In d. November.

The Democrats have been circulating a story to the effect that naturalization, records In the 'clerk's office here have been destroyed. The facts are that blank from pages 4 lo W5, have been cut. from naturalization record book No. but from the last page used to th nrst orte' cut out. 4-M blank pages Inter-l vene.

In othcr word.sf'no records what. ever haveten destroyed, and only fif teen page's of tr.e, book have been- used hy the rages were- cue out Is not evi dent, but probably for convenience In the osence 'ot -other blanks, in making tne record ot each man naturalized two Liang a I r.Z out blank pages In this way from record books, when other blanks, are- not at hand. I The story originated with the Demo crats, woo nope? to make capital our of It -in the lasjodays of the campaign. The same absence of blanks occurs In the "back of other naturalisation books running back' through the terms of four other clerks. TIRED OF DIVORCE CUSTOM.

Judge Insists that Hereafter Defend-' ants Must Appear. Special to Th Indianapolis NV.J RICHMOND. November Julga Henry C. Fox, of the Wayne Circuit Court; threw a bomb Into the camp of divorce attorneys to-day when ha an nounced the policy of the court in the future relative to defendant In divorce eases making an (iDDeannce. I am -et- Ltlng sick and tired." aid Judge Cox.

"of seeing; in piaintm. in divorce case always xm hand, while the defendants are not I want to say now. that hereafter, when It is shown that has been made on the defendant in a divorce earn, if the. man or woman thu summoned fails or refuses to come into court. I will send the sheriff after such person with warrant to bring him or her Into court I will not hear a divorce case in the future unless the defen-lant Is present unless it can ba ihnvg that such defendant ran not be reached by legal process." i '4 GEE rjEVTon I New York Stork Exchange PhlladelBkta Stork Kxrbaacre.

ladlaaapwita Stwrk Kxehaage. jfllssttUg JOHN LYON Manaver City of Indianapolis fmprovcmcnf Con Cornin InYCSfnsnt nd Securiiis m. IQVE8TE9ED1S: JOHN T. OAULTCn 8f3 Traction Bulldlntj When you count up- your money yo 1 will, no doubt appreciate the fact tfcst X4 ffl as fa? S. vai4 laa me.

-a is n. is uitufjv mm ruf u. 10 1 will find that The Union Trust -Company Is not only a safo eustodlan of your funda but; a money lncreaaer. for It allows 8 per cent Interest on strings seconnti. Increase your pi: by depositing- your.money In this Institution.

Every courtesy Is extended de- Jiositors whether the account are arge or smaJL Tfio Union Trasl tr-nci ecafiirs bjiuibs 115-113 Until Strssl -4. 1 IB Multiplied by 8 per cent. Interest equal one fortune. btart your fortune beret CITIZENS SAVINGS DEPOSIT COMPANY 112 EAST STHIIT Cpssttfurity 34 LOSSES through dishonest employes arise most unexpected places. L-t me protect you with Fidelity Bon.Js.

GEO W. PANQBOnr; 7' MANAGER Building Phones i zzzilllrzzl 3 Cast Matrecstt St. 303 LAW 8UILDIN3 OFFR MM mf f-w i.