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February 15, 1932
Evening Star
Washington, DC
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Banks Ordered Closed. HORNELL, N. Y., February 15 (AP).One bank suspended here over the week end and two others were merged. The First National closed its doors Saturday, directors announced yesterday. One of the oldest in this part of the State, it was capitalized at $300,000, with resources of approximately $3.000.000. The merger united the Steuben Trust Co. a State bank with resources of $2.500,000. and the Citizens' National with resources of about $3,000,000. SALT LAKE CITY. February 15 (AP). -The closing of the Desert Savings Bank was announced late last night simultaneously with announcement of the taking over of the Desert National Bank by the Security National Bank.
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February 15, 1932
The Buffalo News
Buffalo, NY
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DIRECTORS CLOSE BANK
Federal Examiner in Charge; Two Other Institutions Announce Merger.
Special to the BUFFALO EVENING HORNELL Feb. First National bank here did not open for busiSunday the was posted upon the door the bank: Closed order the board directors This bank charge National Bank Examiner Connor The notice was dated Feb. 13. Following closing of the bank came official announcement merger between the Citizens National Bank Trust and the Steuben company result complete change the banking complexion the While Connor said he could add nothing to the notice posted bank. known that no business will be under his except receive due on loans officers. and have been and the examiners control until pointed the comptroller of currency, W. Pole.
Interests Protected
Records of assets and liabilities are being compiled and liquidation such cases usually takes from six months to President E Bronson could not be reached his where but McHenry, director, issued the following "It was deemed advisable by the board directors close the bank protect the interests the method further run on the will be avoided and preference. Rumors that the First National was to close were current the Saturday and Sunday but nothing known officially until the notice posted upon the door. Crowds gathered the in front notice the bank Sunday night after The bank founded by the Adsit family, leading pioneers this and remained under their control unthe death of Charles Adsit few years ago.
With Bank 30 Years.
President Bronson has been connected for years and institution has always been of the strongest banks in The officers of the bank include:
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FUND OFFERED CANADIANS KINGSTON Feb. Wyte, librarian of the Douglas Queens announced Sunday night that Canadian colleges and have been by the Carnegie Foundation offered York for the purchase of of special interest to undergraduates.
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February 15, 1932
The Buffalo News
Buffalo, NY
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DIRECTORS CLOSE BANK AT HORNELL
Federal Examiner in Charge; Two Other Institutions Announce Merger.
Special the BUFFALO EVENING NEWS. HORNELL Feb. First National bank did not open for business Monday At M. Sunday the following notice was posted upon the door the Closed by order of the board of directors. This bank in charge of National Bank Examiner Connor.' The notice dated Feb. 13. Following closing of the bank came an official merger Citizens' National Bank Trust company and the Steuben Trust company result complete the banking complexion While could add nothing to notice posted bank. known that business will be done under his jurisdiction cept receive money due on loans and employes been duty, the pointed the comptroller of currency, Pole
Interests Protected.
Records assets and liabilities being and such cases usually takes from six months to President F. Bronson could not be his has been three but Henry. issued the following statement "It was deemed advisable the board of directors close the order to protect the interests the depositors. By further run on the will be avoided preference Rumors that First National was to close current in the city Saturday Sunday but nothing was known officially until the notice posted upon door. Crowds gathered in front the bank Sunday night after the The bank founded by the Adsit leading this section. and remained their control unthe death of Charles Adsit few years
With Bank 30 Years.
President Bronson has been the for 30 years and the institution has always been garded one of the strongest banks officers of the bank include:
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February 15, 1932
The Buffalo News
Buffalo, NY
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DIRECTORS CLOSE BANK AT HORNELL
Federal Examiner in Charge; Two Other Institutions Announce Merger.
HORNELL Feb The First National bank here not day the for M. Sun- busifollowing posted upon the door the bank the board of directors bank charge of National Bank Connor. The notice 13. came Following the of the bank merger National Bank ben Trust the Steucompany complete the complexion While he could add nothing the will be done except to loans All have been and the examiners will appointed the of J. Pole
Interests
Records liabilities are cases usually from six to year President Bronson could not be reached home been ill for but the following statement deemed advisable by the board of the bank order to the interests depositors. By this method further run on the bank will be avoided and Rumors that the First National was the urday and but nothing was known officially until the notice was upon the in front the bank Sunday night the notice appeared The was founded by the family leading this and under their control til the of Charles Adsit few years ago
With Bank 30 Years.
President Bronson has with the bank for 30 years and the institution has always been regarded one of the strongest banks in this section officers of the bank include Fred Merrill of Albany. N. Y., state tax No new has chosen for the new from the ger of the National and the Steuben Trust as Combined of the two banks are $5. 424,087 making the new bank the largest in Steuben county Merger the two it was would protect munity and they are completely able to handle any A statement issued by the of the two banks "These enlarged banking facilities will enable the new render depositors and of the First bank. Cars Bring Money In.
Armored cars brought amount of currency the Sunday night estimated at upward of quarter million dollars. and was learned that any addition was immediatel available by Frank E. Storms president of the Citizens bank and W. G. Hollands heads the Steuben Trust company. Both banks have had steady and growth for years At of Hornell Chamber of, Sunday night held result of the closing of the First Na. tional bank and the other two city banks every merchant in Hornell pledged himself to make dethe merged bank Monday Four meetings were held Sunday in the Erie railroad Silk Merrill and Merrill silk mill. with addresses by Frances and L. Collins representing Chamber Commerce. The speakers informed the groups that abundance of cash was on hand in the merged bank and that directors of the bank have announced that soon as First bank are certified. loans up to 50 of the deposits will be available
REORGANIZATION PLANNED
NEW YORK, Feb .-Harold E chairman of the committee for the Continental Clay Products corporation announces the formulation plan which It stated will effect the necessary readjustment the corporation's financial
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February 15, 1932
The Buffalo News
Buffalo, NY
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DIRECTORS CLOSE BANK AT HORNELL
Federal Examiner in Charge; Two Other Institutions Announce Merger.
HORNELL bank The First Nahere day ness Monday the for Sun busiwas posted upon the door the bank the board of directors. This bank charge of National Bank O'Connor. The notice 13. Following closing of the came of merger the Citizens' Bank ben Trust Trust the Steuis complete change the banking comWhile he could add nothing the bank business will be done cept to loans All officers been relieved and the examiners appointed of currency, W.
Interests Protected.
Records and liabilities are being such cases from six to President could not be reached has been ill for but Mc Henry. issued the statement 'It advisable by the of to the order to the interests of depositors By run on the bank will be avoided and no preference Rumors that the First National was to close current in the city urday Sunday but nothing known officially until the notice posted the in front the Sunday night the notice The founded by the family leading this and remained control til the death of Charles Adsit years
With Bank 30 Years.
President Bronson has been nected the bank for 30 years and the institution has always been garded one of the strongest banks in this of the bank include Fred of Merrill of Albany N. Y., state tax No name has been chosen the new from the ger of the Citizens' National and the Steuben Trust company as Combined of the two banks are 10, making the new bank the largest in Merger of two banks it was stated. greatly protect the community and they completely able handle any situation prepared statement issued by the of the two banks said "These enlarged banking facilities will enable new consolidated bank to render depositors and of the First bank Cars Bring Money In
Armored cars brought large amount of currency the city Sunday upward of quarter million dollars, and was learned that any addition was immediately available by airplane Frank E. Storms president of the Citizens bank and W G. Hollands heads Steuben Trust company Both banks have had steady and sound growth for years At meeting of Hornell Chamber of Sunday night. held as result the closing of the First Na. tional bank and merger of the other two banks every merchant Hornell pledged himself to make deposits in the merged bank Monday Four held Sunday the Erie railroad shops. Huguet Silk company Merrill hosiery mill and Merrill silk with Frances and representing Chamber Commerce The speakers informed the groups that an abundance cash was on hand in the merged bank and that directors of the new bank have announced that as soon as accounts First National bank certified. up to 50 the deposits will be available.
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February 15, 1932
The Buffalo News
Buffalo, NY
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NEW YORK CURB
DIRECTORS CLOSE BANK AT HORNELL
Federal Examiner in Charge; Two Other Institutions Announce Merger.
Special the BUFFALO EVENING First National here did not busiopen for M. Sunday the notice was posted the door the Closed by order the board of This bank of National Bank The notice was dated Feb. 13. Following closing of the bank came official Bank merger between Trust the Citizens' National and the Steuben Trust The result is complete the banking complexion of While could add nothing to the at the that business will be done his jurisdiction except All been and the will retain pointed by the of J. W. Pole
Interests
Records assets and liabilities are being compiled cases usually takes from six months to President could not be reached where has been for three but the statement "It was deemed advisable by board of directors to close the bank order to the interests of depositors By this run on the bank will be and depositors preference Rumors that the First National to close were current the city urday and Sunday but nothing known officially until the notice posted upon the in front the bank Sunday night the The bank founded by the Adsit family. leading this and remained under their control til the death of Charles Adsit years
With Bank 30 Years.
President Bronson has been nected with the bank for 30 years and the has always been garded one of the strongest banks in this The of the bank include Fred and Merrill of Albany. N Y., state tax No new name has been chosen for the new bank resulting from the merger of the Citizens' National and the Steuben Trust as yet. Comoined the two banks are 087 ting the new bank the largest Steuben Merger of the two banks it was stated. would greatly protect the munity and they completely able to handle any situation prepared statement issued by the directors of the two said These enlarged banking facilities will enable the new render depositors and of the First National
Cars Bring Money In.
Armored cars brought large mount of currency into city Sunday night. estimated at upward of quarter million and learned that any necessary addition was immediatel by airplane Frank Storms of the Citizens bank and W. G. Hollands heads the Trust Both banks have had steady and sound growth for many years. At meeting Hornell Chamber of Commerce Sunday night. held result of the closing the First Na. tional bank and merger of the other two city every Hornell pledged himself make deposits in bank Monday Four meetings were held Sunday in the Erie railroad shops Huguet Silk company, Merrill hostery mill and Merrill silk with addresses by Frances and W. L. representin the Chamber of Commerce The speakers the groups an abundance of cash was on hand in the merged bank and that directors of the new bank have announced that as soon as accounts in First National bank are certified. loans up to 50 per cent. of the deposits will be available
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February 15, 1932
The Buffalo News
Buffalo, NY
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DIRECTORS CLOSE BANK AT HORNELL
Federal Examiner in Charge; Two Other Institutions Announce Merger. the BUFFALO NEWS. tiona HORNELL Feb. First Nahere not open for business day the was posted the the board of directors. This National Bank The Feb. 13. Following closing of the bank of Bank merger Citizens' National and the SteuThe plexion complete the banking comWhile said he could add nothing to posted the no business will jurisdiction cept due on been will of currency,
Interests Protected.
Records and liabilities are being and liquidation such cases from six months to year Presiden E could not be reached he has been ill for but statement Henry issued the "It deemed advisable by the board of bank in order to the the depositors By method run on and no preference Rumors that the First National was to close current in the Saturday and Sunday but nothing was known until the notice posted the front the Sunday night after the The bank was founded by the Adsit and remained their control til the death of Charles Adsit few years
With Bank 30 Years.
President Bronson has been conthe for 30 years and the institution has always Tegarded of the strongest banks in this The officers the bank include Fred G. Merrill of Albany, N Y., state tax No new name has been chosen for the new from the of the Citizens' and the Steuben Trust as Combined of the two banks are the new bank the largest Merger of the two was stated. would greatly protect the community and they are completely able to handle any prepared statement issued by the directors of the two said: These enlarged banking facilities will enable the new to render depositors and borrow of the First National bank Cars Bring Money In.
Armored cars amount of currency into the city Sunday night. estimated at upward of quarter million dollars. and was learned that any necessary addition was immediately available by airplane. Frank E. Storms president of the Citizens and W. Hollands heads the Trust company Both banks have had steady and sound growth for many years meeting of Hornell Chamber of Sunday night held as result of the closing the First National bank and merger the two city Hornell himself make deposits in the Monday meetings held Sunday in the Erie railroad shops. Huguet Silk Merrill hosiery and Merrill silk mill. with addresses Frances W representing the Chamber of Commerce speakers the groups that abundance cash on hand in the merged bank and that directors of the new bank have announced that as soon as accounts in First National bank are certified. up to 50 of the deposits will be available
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
FOREIGN EXCHANGE NEW Feb for large Par Demand Cables Sterling France 3.94% Italy 5.19 Belgium Holland Poland 30 Switzerland Spain Argentina Tokyo 35.25 Canadian Exchange. Montreal cents per Canadian Demand.
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February 15, 1932
The Roanoke Times
Roanoke, VA
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BANK CLOSES DOORS
Hornell. Feb. the First closed its today. one the this part and was of approximately The also announced today united the Trust Company, resources and the with name which the largest Steuben county. The merger will become tive tomorrow morning.
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February 16, 1932
The Buffalo News
Buffalo, NY
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Steuben County
HORNELL
Federal Examiner in Charge; Two Other Institutions Announce Merger.
HORNELL Feb First Na. day the posted the door the "Closed the board This bank charge National Bank Examiner O'Connor The dated Feb. 13 Following closing of the bank Citizens' the complete change the banking plexion the While said he could add nothing notice posted be his and the the comptroller of currency
Interests Protected.
Records assets and liabilities are cases usually from six months President E. Bronson not has Henry issued the following deemed advisable by the board directors the order By run the and preference. Rumors the First National was current the city SatSunday but nothing was known officially the notice door. gathered the Sunday after The by the Adsit section, control death of Charles Adsit
With Bank 30 Years.
President Bronson has conbank 30 years and has always been of the strongest banks officers of the bank include Merrill of Albany, N. tax No name has been chosen for new from the the Citizens' National and the Trust Comresources of banks are making the new bank Merger two it was the munity completely handle any statement issued by the directors the two banks "These enlarged banking facilities will enable new consolidated render
Bring Money In.
Armored cars brought large currency into the Sunday night, quarter lion dollars. learned any Frank Storms president of the Citizens and Hollands heads Steuben Trust company Both banks steady and growth Chamber closing First and two every Hornell himself make posits merged Monday Four held Sunday the Erie railroad shops. Huguet Silk Merrill Merrill silk Frances representing merce groups cash hand in the merged and directors the nounced accounts First National the posits be
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February 29, 1932
The Buffalo News
Buffalo, NY
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RECEIVER IS APPOINTED FOR BANK IN HORNELL
Special the EVENING NEWS. HORNELL Feb. 29.-Horace Mizell of Washington D. C., was appointed receiver of the First National bank, Hornell, Sunday the comptroller of the currency, W Cole. Mr Mizell is due this week and will take over the affairs from Connor, federal bank who has been in charge since the bank closed Feb. In addition liquidating the bank the receiver will certify deposit books so that depositors can borrow up to 50 per cent. their deposits in the First National from Hornell's formed merger Citizen's National and the Steuben Trust.
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February 29, 1932
The Buffalo News
Buffalo, NY
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RECEIVER IS APPOINTED FOR BANK IN HORNELL
Special to HORNELL Feb. 29. -Horace Mizell C., receiver of the First National bank, Hornell. Sunday by the comptroller of the currency, W. Cole Mr. Mizell is due here this week and will take over the affairs of the bank from Connor federal bank examiner. who has been in charge since the bank closed Feb. In addition to liquidating the bank the receiver, will certify deposit books so that can up per cent. of their deposits in the First National from Hornell's new bank formed merger of the Citizen's National and the Steuben Trust
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February 29, 1932
The Buffalo News
Buffalo, NY
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RECEIVER is APPOINTED FOR BANK IN HORNELL
Special the EVENING NEWS. HORNELL Feb. 29.-Horace Mizell of Washington D. appointed receiver of the First National bank. Hornell, Sunday the comptroller of the Cole Mr. Mizell is due here this week and over the affairs the from O'Connor, federal bank examiner who has been in charge since the bank closed Feb. 14. In addition liquidating the bank the receiver will certify deposit books so that depositors can borrow up to per cent. of their deposits in the First National from Hornell's bank formed by the Citizen's National and the Steuben Trust.
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February 29, 1932
The Buffalo News
Buffalo, NY
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RECEIVER IS APPOINTED FOR BANK IN HORNELL
Special to the EVENING HORNELL. Feb. 29.-Horace Mizell of C., was ceiver of the First National bank. nell. by the comptroller the Cole. Mr Mizell due here this week will take over the affairs the bank federal bank examiner, who has been in charge since the bank closed Feb. 14. In addition liquidating the bank the receiver will certify books so that depositors can up per cent. their deposits in the First National from Hornell's bank formed of the Citizen's National and the Steuben Trust.
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February 29, 1932
The Buffalo Times
Buffalo, NY
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RECEIVER TO CERTIFY DEPOSITS AT HORNELL
Times HORNELL, Feb. Mizell, of Washington, D. C., was appointed Theater receiver- of the First National bank, Hornell, Sunday by Comptroller of the Currency J. W. Mizell is due here this week and Lind will take over the affairs of the bank Secs from T. J. federal bank exReg aminer, who has been in charge since the bank closed Feb. 14. Utilities In addition to liquidating the bank, the receiver will certify deposit books Sup rts so that depositors can borrow up to 50 per cent of their deposits in the First National from Hornell's new bank, formed by merger of the Citizens' National and Steuben Trust.
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March 1, 1932
The Buffalo News
Buffalo, NY
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Steuben County RECEIVER IS APPOINTED FOR BANK IN HORNELL
HORNELL. Feb. 29.-Horace Mizell was the First currency. Cole. Mizell due take affairs the bank federal bank who has been charge since the closed Feb. addition liquidating the bank the receiver will certify deposit books that can deposits in First National from Hornell's formed Citizen's tional the Steuben Trust.
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June 16, 1932
The Buffalo News
Buffalo, NY
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HORNELL BANK RECEIVER SEEKS $300,000 IN COURT
First actions to the $300,on the of the First National Bank Hornell Federal Wednesday Horace Mizell, receiver of the bank In his petitions seeking judgments against residents Canisteo, Receiver Mizell pointed out that the ordered rate of each order to pay off the the stockholders, he notified they must pay May but the three defendants had failed and refused do Defendants in the action and the sought $5000: Whiting. Claude Latham $5000.
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June 16, 1932
The Buffalo News
Buffalo, NY
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HORNELL BANK RECEIVER SEEKS $300,000 IN COURT
First actions recover $300.000 the ers of the First National Bank of Hornell were Federal by Horace Mizell, receiver of the bank petitions seeking judgments against residents Canisteo, Receiver Mizell pointed out that sessment was ordered rate of stock the the stockholders. he notified May but the had failed and refused Defendants in the action and the amounts sought Whit-
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June 16, 1932
The Buffalo News
Buffalo, NY
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HORNELL BANK RECEIVER SEEKS $300,000 IN COURT
First actions recover the 000 the stockholdthe defunct First National Bank Hornell Federal Horace Mizell, receiver the petitions judgments three residents of Receiver Mizell pointed out that the sessment ordered the rate of $50 for share stock in order to pay the indebtedness the institution All stockholders, he said. notified they but failed and refused do Defendants in the action and the sought them Simpson, $5000: Glenn Whiting, $2500 and Claude Latham, $5000
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June 16, 1932
The Buffalo News
Buffalo, NY
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HORNELL BANK RECEIVER SEEKS $300,000 IN COURT
First actions recover on the $300.000 the on ers First National Bank Hornell were begun Federal court Wednesday by Horace Mizell, receiver the bank In his petitions seeking judgments against residents Canisteo, Receiver Mizell pointed out that the sessment was rate of $50 for share stock in to the indebtedness All stockholders, he said were notified they must pay by May the defendants had failed and refused to Defendants in the action and the sought LevGlenn Whitand Claude $5000
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June 16, 1932
The Buffalo News
Buffalo, NY
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HORNELL BANK RECEIVER SEEKS $300,000 IN COURT
First actions to recover the $300.000 assessment on the stockholders the defunct First National Bank Hornell begun Federal by Horace Mizell receiver the bank. petitions seeking judgments against of Receiver Mizell pointed that the out sessment ordered the rate $50 for share stock in order to off the indebtedness of the institution All notified they must May but the had failed and refused to Defendants in the action and the amounts sought $5000: Glenn WhitIng. $2500, Claude Latham, $5000
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July 30, 1932
The Buffalo News
Buffalo, NY
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New York Curb Market
Stock Sales, 100,000.
Special to the BUFFALO EVENING NEWS. stocks and bonds the Curb sales the When only one cates at Figures the first are sales except preceded star. actual Bond sales are $1000 units
Bond Sales, $2,000,000.
COMMODITIES
TORONTO MINING
BUSINESS NAMES
Roofins George G. R. E. Scott. 19 471 Ellicott street,
PLAN REORGANIZE Sales Low 50 130 Pow 36% Illum Agree to Consider Plan Pre90% 90% pared by Stockholders of Ed 1th Ed 82% Hornell Institution. 83 Ed 73% Stocks. Special the BUFFALO EVENING NEWS 98 50 HORNELL July 30.-Four hundred Abitiba P&P 53 depositors of the First National bank Acetol took the first step reorganizaAla 90 90 tion of the bank at meeting Friday 94% night when they appointed deposiAllied Mills 39 39 tors committee consider the plan of reorganization prepared by stockholders' committee which has been working on the matter for several Dept 87 Contrary to expectations the plan 63% was not to but will Founders 80% be at second 70% 70% ing following approval by the depostcommittee The committee appointed includes Power Francis Cameron S. Copeland, Edward O'Connor, Charles Wineberg and Gas Gas Robbins. SUMMARY OF MARKETS Fed 34 35 MARKETS GLANCE Corp war Pow STOCKS steel Fla BONDS- Germans rally Bell Loan profit-taking absorbed. 67 67 FOREIGN EXCHANGES sterling Hill *25 COTTON Steady: trade buying; firm Can Mare Wirel : SUGAR Closed Ut Wat 77% CHICAGO. 30 78 WHEAT bullish crop Serv firmness stock CORN Steady movement Illinois Lts Nor steady market Fire 66 67 60 AGGREGATE MARKET VALUES NEW war 16 32 30 York Stock exchange 49% Saturday Friday Pow&Lt Rey Pow&Lt WHAT THE STOCK MARKET DID Sat 65 68 52 Number advances Number Deere & Co issues traded 42 TOTAL STOCK SALES (by A.P.) 58 58 Saturday 58A Previous day 2,101,874 ago Pow Ky Util Fageol Mot Two years ago Kop TOTAL BOND SALES (By Kop 3% 3% Saturday 2026 67% B Previous day ago Year 80 Goldman Manit Pow 3214 Year ago years ago DOW JONES AVERAGES Guenther Rud 32% 32% 74 Saturday Hecla 97 Bay M&S 2 89% Month Insull Util 26% ago 91 Eq Irving Ch 105 Leonard 6% 48% (Copyright, Lib Long Saturday Merritt-C Previous Pet 25% Util years 123 73 Mount Ohio Pow Oh Pow Nat Am Co 48A Avia High 1930 Pac G&E Low 1930 99% AVERAGES 103 103% Bradford Invest July Eng Pow pf Newmont Min 9% 10 Saturday Merchise Previous PeoGasL&C Transit 4% Month 12 11% years Niles-Bem-P 68 68 years Nor States 52 52 Ohio Brass 22 21% High 1930 Mot 69 BUFFALO EVENING AVERAGES Pilot for Buffalo Roch Pow July 30 18 Plymouth Ry Saturday Polymet Ut Hold high Pug Year aso low Pure Oil 80 48 49 Radio Prod Rep COTTON Regis Pap 2% Cal NEW July 30 21 Nat to higher. Spot quiet, midCr Selected 59 59% High October Singer Mfg Stand G & E 6 35 53% December Southern January Southland Roy Ind 47% 47% 3.55 6.55 Oil Ky Mot Am 10 Standard 42% 43% Superpow 64% 65 High Swift 11% 11% August Swan Finch Oil 12% Syracuse 96% September Swiss-Am October Tenn Pow November 70 December Technicolor 76 76 January Transcont Air 2 2 February Tubize corp 30% COPPER Unit Futures 1% Union % High September December 3.90 Un Pow 17 May 4.30 SILVER Futures steady. 000 ounces. 79% High Low Close 39 40 September Venezuel October Pet Wagner Elee January 27.81 5% March 27.95 Wenden Virg Ltd Waldorf WestTexUtil 17 42 43 Domestic Bonds. York Rys 82 81 Quotations by H. B. Dennison Co.) 82 Ala Pow 30. Foreign Bonds Stock Last AmEl&Pow 29 2028 78% Baldwin Bidgood 3% 42 53 Hollinger 5.50 5.40 5.40 99 99 Kirkland Lake 29. 20.00 Neranda Premier Hardw Sherritt Gordon 32 32% Sudbury Basin 42 25 Sylvanite Asso Nippon Wright 2.85 93 UNLISTED Hudson Bay 2.35 Bkyn Un 98% 46 46% Ventures 52 33 Un The of Illinois will re-enter the with an issue 750,000 revenue carrying 30 coupons any time after 29 for tirement the final portion of & $20,000,000 for relief purposes.