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4 " § « FINANCIATL. Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office. Adv Rumley. 1n Adv Rumley pf.... 0 6 50 50 by ‘ Ajax Rubber...... 2% 2% 1% 28% Alaska Gold. ...... 14 1% 1% 1% Alaska Juno...... 1% 1% 1% 14 Allied Chemical... #% % &% @% Allis Chalmers.... 3% 36% 3% 254 Am AgrChem..... €% & 4% 4% Am Bank Note.—. 8% 2% : i . 'm Beet Sugar.... 4 AT Bosch.reenen. 5% 55 Bi% 8% Am Can. D39 9% W% (294 Am Can pf. % B W% B% Am Car & Fdy.....13% 1% 2% 1% Am Cotton OIl...0. 21% 2% 2% 2K Am Druggists. % &a 6% 6% Am Hide & Lea pf. 44% &% % &% Amice........... 50 BO% B0 B0% Am International. « % €% & Am La France. 9 » Am Linsecd. . a% Am Locomotive... g6 8% 86 8% Am Loco pf....... 106% 10842 106'3 106% Xm Malt. L19% 19% 9% 19% , AmRadiator..... 724 1% % Th Am Safety Ragor.. 7% % % 7 Am Ship & Com Am Smelting. . Am Smelting pf. Am Steel Fdy Am Sugar.. Am Sugar pf Am Sumatra Am Tel & Teleg Am Tobacco. ... .. Am Tobacco (B).. Am Woolen Am Zine & Ld pf. Anaconda. Atchison g Atlanta Bir & Atl Atlantic Gulf. Atlantic Gulf pf. Baldwin Loco Balto & Ohio. Balto & Ohio pf. Beth Motors. .. Beth Steel (B).... Booth Fisheries. Bklyn Rapid Trn Bkiyn Rap Tr ctf Bklyn Union Gas Burns Bros. Butte Copper. . CaddoOil........ California Pckg. California Petrol California Pet pf.. 73 Canadian Paclific. . 114% Central Leather... 38 Central Leath pf.. 8% v Cerro de Pasco.... 2% ’ Certain-Teed.. % Chandler Motor 8% Ches & Ohio.. .. B9 Chi & Eastn 111 pf. 4% Chi Great Westn.. 8 - Chi Great W pf. 18 Chi Mil & St P, 21 ChiMil&StPpf.. 41% Chi & Northwn. 6its ChiR 1 & Pacific.. 27 Chi RI& P 6%Dt.. Chi R I1& P 7% pt. Chile Copper Chino Copper. Coca-Cola Colo Fuel. ..... Colo & Southern. Col Gas Col Graphopl Col Graph pt Cons Cigar. ... Cons Gasof N Y Cons Intl Cal Min Cons Textlle Cont Can. . Cont Candy. . Corn Products.... 74 Cosden & Co...... 28% Crucible Steel..... 9% ‘ Cuban-Am Sugar.. 32% Cuba Cane Sugar. . 23% Del & Hudson. Denv & Rio Gr Denv & RioG pf... 25 DuSS & Atlantic.. 3% Dome Mines....... 18% Durham Hos pf... 91 Endicott-Johnson. 6% « Erie. 18 Erie 1st pf . 19% * Famous Play 667 Fisk Rubber. Freeport Texas. .. Gaston Willlams. . Gen Asphalt.. Gen Asphait pf. tien Eicctri Len Motors Gen Mot 6% deb... .* Gen Mot 1% deb... Goodrich. . Great Northern pf. Great Nor Ore. Gulf Mo & Nor Harbishaw Cable Haskell & Barker. Homestake. ... Houston Oil. Hupp Motors. lllinois Central. .. Indiahoma Indian Refl duspiration Intexboro Metro . Intl Agr Chem. . lutl Agri Caem pt. lutl Harvester. 1ntl Harvester pf lutl Mer Marioe. .. 1atl Mer Marine pt lutl Nickel 1ati Fapel Invincible Oil. 1stand Ol Jewel Tea. Jewel Tea pt . Jones Tea... 2% Kansas City Sou.. 20% Kansas C Sou pf... 47 ¥ Kelly-Spring Tire. 39} Kennecott. . 1% . 16% 41 20% 82 1% ALY o 189 % u 0% T . MW 0% ey 9% Keystone Tire Laclede Gas. ... Lee Tire & Rubber Lebhigh Valley Loews lnc. Loft Inc Loose- les . Lorrillard. S ssanhattan Elev.. Maxwell 1st pf. siexican Pete. Aiddie States Oll. slidvale Steel. . Minn & St L (n) Mo Kan & Tex Mo Kan & Tex p! e 310 FACIBC. . cvvees 18% Mo FPacificpf.... b . Montgomery Ward 13 Natl Acme. 21 Natl Biscui 4% Nati Condui 24 Natl Enam 57e NatlLead......... 0% " sofM2d.. 6% Nevada Copper. 1n New Or Tex & M.. 10 N Y Central. . 0 Y Dock. 2% YNH&Hart... 13 N Y Shipbuilding... 32 orfuik & Watrn vile North America.... 6 Northern Facific.. 0% Ukishoma Frod 3% . ' Orpheum Circuit.. 2o% YacGas & Elec.... & Pacific Ol1 alie 3% Pennsylvania. ) Peun Scabd Steel.. 10% 4 People's Gas. ... ) Fere Marquette ’ Phila Company s itierce-Arrow Fierce Oil. ritts Coal. ritts & W Va. Pond Creek Coal Pressed Steel Ca Puliman Co. Punta Alegre iure Oil. ... Railway St Spr... 8 Ray Con Copper. .. 12% Reading . 2% , Reading 18t pf.... 4% ¢ Reading 2d pf..... 46 Remington Typr.. 31 Heplogle Steel.... 2T . Rep Iron & Steel.. 66 Rep Iron & Stl pf.. %4 Rep Motor Truck. . 20% Royal Dutch...... 60% 5t Joseph Lead. ... 114 St Louis Southwn. 2% St Louis Sown pf.. 3% Saxon Motors..... 4% Seaboard Air Line. 6'4 Sears Roebuck.... 174 Seneca Coppe: jrog Shell Trad & Tran. 3% b = 1% ok 1w Py a% m% 2% ridg Toa%s 0% sl “@% b dad wh e *y 6'a % 1% 3% “h 1% 6% 834 | 1075 {D. C. Paper Mrg. s i eawear. AP VENTNG STAR WASHINGTON D. U. WEDNESDAY, MARH 3 M@t FINAWCIAL. e m NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Grain, Produce LOCAL WHOLESALE MARKET. and Live Stec DAIRY MARKETS. Sinclair Oil. 7 Eggs—Striotly fresh, per dos. 3¢;| BALTIMORE. March 2 (Speclal).— G L R P et Pouitey—_Toung chickens, siiva, Ber Southern Rallway. 21% 21% 21% 21%| Live poultry—Roosters, per 1. 21| 3rissed 38; winter, 2% Ibs. and Southern Ry pf.... 57 & 61 6 |turkeys, per Ib., 40a50; chickens, spring. | under, 45; roosters, 22a33; dressed, Stand Ol of NJ... 149% 149% M55 149% X 23a24” Ducks, per 1b., 36a42; dressed, Stand OII N J pf... 10:% 106% 106 106% | PeT 1D+ 40a45; hens, per 1b., 36; keats, | 30000 BUCER. BOT 0~ 25a3s: Stromberg Carb... 83 34% 33 84 |YOunE, each, G0a60. 30a35. Turkeys. per 1b. Studebaker. 58% $0 68% B59%| Dressec poultry—Fresh killed Spring| dressed, 40a55. Pigeons, per pair, 45 Superior O11 «8 8 42a45; hens, per 1b.|G0. %ulneldlavl.l:ae‘la.. s‘z““' C Superior Steel..... 41 er Ib., 25; turkeys, Per | pons, dressed, per 1b., . . Stewart-Warner.. 32 1b., 50a58. S Eggs (loss °“’T‘s‘"“;;{n"°;{f Ll m, 13a14; heavy, . d ery fancy, per 1b.. 522 . % 10al11; sheep, 3a4; hogs, 11. rints, 20a22; rolls, per 1b. :_nn—a Avenue. n non " Green fruits—Apples. per bbl, 3.008 ".mem 28230; procesa butter, 30a3 imes Sq Auto 9% 9% 8% 84/7.00; per basket, 76a2.00; WeSterM|giore packed, 19a20. Tobacco Prod..... B4% B5% 5% B8% per 'box. 3.50a6.00: California 1emons.| =y, Go March 2.—Butter—Firm: TobaccoProdpf... 8 8 8 8 |per box, 300a4.00. Pineapples, per crate. | on o " o0, oy "53 standards, 51%. TransContl Oil.... 8% 8% 8% 8%600a8.00. California oranges, per crate, | o 05 Lo (0" loaipts, 22,649 cases: Transue & Wilms. 88% 38% 38% 388% [4.00a550. Florida oranges, per crate.) /RE 32%a33; at mark, cases in- UnlonBag& Paper 72 7 72w [400a476. Grapefrult, per crate. 4008 | ded. 31%a3%. Poultry, alive, un- Tnion OIl. .. 20% 2% 205 20% | 5.00. Union Pacific..... 120% 120% 119% 120% | VeEetables—Potatoes, nearby, No. L Union Pacificpf... 67% 67% 61% 67%[Per bbl, 1.75a2.25; northern. per sack, = United Alioy Steel. 29 20 2% 58% |2 aweet potatoes, ber Ne. United Drug...... 94 o 94 9 United Fruit. 101% 1080 100% 08t | PP 4 o . 3.00a4.00. California iceberg cel- = . DRI f fe By HH|1E Lo DUPONT NATIONAL < ) % -l .00. m USCastIrPipe... 15% 16% 15% 15% lumce.ofzazt.;afryéqu-:’. per bbl...::: BANK usc ast l{’ondpf. @8 W Wazso Cymblings “per crate, Florids ) 7 '00d Prod.... 23% 2% 28 23 |4.00a5.00. Spinach, per ., 3.00a3.50. il C.. at the close of busi- US Rubber. % 6% 66% 67 |Peppers, per basket, 6.00a7.00, Toma- | At Wasbington D S o0 190l U SSteel..... 81X 82 Bl 81% [focS. per box. 4.00a6.00. Onions, per iy U § Steel pf. 109% 109% 108% 109% |sack, 140166, Brussels sprouts, per| (PESOURCES. quart, 25a30. Cranberries, 18.00 per bbl. | 1. a Loans a: Vanadium Corp... 35 i8% Stw sy |C2UDage. 1.7542.60 per basket. e - Va-Car Chem. 2% 8% 3% 2% e ia'b and c)....$1.089.571.08 -CarChempf... % 9% 9 % GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. Total loans ....$1,000.573.08 . Vadou.......... 6% 6% 6 6 BALTIMORE, March 2 (Special).— m"}‘m"“"“’ Wabash. ... white, per 100 1bs, 1.25a| 2. Overdratta, secured. $105.99: Saoias WabashpfA...... 1.0021.15 CObbL.hn. A l,“;ef"m»er:;e-“- e urities Webber & er byl | 4 T B o Weatern b, ron 3 : No. 2. boti CueriH = Tieans, green, pearl an Bl DHE crate, 3.0085.00. Beets, per a0 = - 1 al.75. G Westhse 1st pf.. bhage, per ton, 15.00a18.00. Cauli- 20 Wheeling & LE. S Tante 2.00a3.25, Cneum: 90,322.08 White Motor. bers, per box, 7.00a8.00. Celery, per White Oil......0 craté. 2.00a300. “Fegplants. per crate hrift stamps & ey villys-Overlan 5.00a7.00. Kale, per . 1.25a1.50. ually own 3 Worthington Pmp. 45% Lettuce, per basket, 1.00a3.50. Onions, ey = - per 1.00 oS, F5al.25. Ovater plants, Tetal .58 govemmentss Sonieai00 per bunch, 7a8. Parsnips, per bu.| 5 o, °Rles Call Money . HOURLY SALES OF STOCKS. 1lam..... 164400 12m lpm.....88160 2pm DIVIDENDS DECLARED. Stock of rd. Car Co. pfd., tates Steel, Apr. 1 Apr. 1 Mar, Mar. Apr. Apr. 1 Apri 1 W hinery, q., $1.50.. Apr. 15 Worthiugion Pump and chinery, pfd.. 4. $1.35. Apr. 3 Worthingten Fump and Ma- chinery, pfd. B.. q., $1.30..Mar. 21 Apr. 1 e e Washington Stock Exchange SALES. Capital Traction—3 at 54%. 3 Mergenthaler Linotype—10" at > FTEK CALL. Washington Ga $500 at 9. Washington Railway 4s—31.000 at 581, Bid and Asked Prices BONDS PUBLIC UTILITIES, 84%. Asked American Tel. and Telga. 48 9 Americun r & - Tel. 811 Anscostia voly y and Suburban 5% Metropolitan K. K. 5s. Potomac Llectric Lighi Potomuc Biggs Healty 5s (short) STOCKS PUBLIC_UTILITIES. American_Tel. und Telga 10015 Capital Traction 1 Wusiligion Gas - 1 pots orfolk und Wash. Steamboat. 175 Washington Rwy. and Lec. com. shington Rwy. and Elec. ptd. 56% Washington-\irginla Kwy. com. 1 Washington-V irginia lwy. pfd. NATIONAL BANKS, Wasalogtun - i TRUST COMPANY. American Security and Trust... 224 ... Continental Trust . 7 3 National Savings Union Trust .. Weshington Loan and Trust.... SAVINGS BANK. Commerce and Saving 10 East Washington ... it Union Mavings United States . 212 Washiagten Mecl ) FIKE INSURAN German Amer| National Univa . TITLE INSURANCE. Columbia_Title Heal Esiate Tt MISCELLANEOUS. Graghoplone” com 15, Co Columbi Market *com i butch ket pfd Lanston Monotype ... becurily Storage Wasuington Market —_—— COTTON MARKETS. NEW YORK, March he cotton market lost most of yesterday's im- provement during today's early trad- ing. Liverpool showed renewed weak- ness following yesterday's advance and the market here opened at a de- cline of 17 to 37 points. There were rallies of several points right after the 1l on covering and a continuation of vesterday’s buying, but they met a Bood deal of selling from the south and local spot firm brokers. Futures opened steady; March, 11.02; May, 11.45; July, 11.95; October, 12.35; December, 12.53. LIVERPOOL. March 2—Cotton in fair demand, prices higher. middling, 7.98; fully middling, 7.38; middling, 6.63; low middling, 5.73; good ordinary, 4.48; ordinary, 3.48. Sales, 5000 baies, including 4,500 American. Receipts, 4,000 bales, no American. Futures closed easy; March, 6.76; May, 7.04; Jul 24; October, Decem- ber, 7.48; January, 7.51. It as reported that lancashire spinners might close down for ten ys at Easter and one of the private bles received early sald that greater curtailment might be adopted after the holldays. These advices helped to unsettie the tone of the market, which turned very weak under Hquida- tion by recent buyers and continued southern selling. There was southwestern selling later. but the market steadied on cov- ering promoted by reports of a bet- ter tone in the stock market and for- eign exchan May sold up from 11.12 to 11.36 and July from 1155 to 1177 or about 20 to 24 points from the lowest NEW ORLEA favorable tone March 2—The un- foreign political news and a lower Liverpool market than due put the price of cotton lower on the opening here today. The niarket held steady at the decline, but did not receive aggressive support, The receipts of London cables staling that the probosal to send French troops inte Germany hal re- ceived approval of the allles cre- uted weakness under which - fell 46 to 47 points under of yesterday dropped, s 1.00. Peppers. per crate, 4.0026.00. hes. per bunch, 4a5. Savoy cab- bage, per bu, 75a85. Spinach, per bbl.. 2.00a3. Peas, per basket. 3.50 2.0026.50. Tur- bu., 1.25a1.50. Apples, per a6.06; box apples. per box, e, loose, per 100 1.50a Grape- A0a. per box, 2. 5. Tangerines, iper strap, $£.00a10.00. Cranberries, per bbl. 15.00a20.00. Strawberries, per qat.. Selling Prices at Noon. > or better, 86 per bu. Corn sales—None., Oats—No. 2. wh asked; No. 3. Ry quality, 1.50a1.60 per bushel; western export, spot, 1.68% per bu. Hay—No. 1 ti nominal; stand- ard timoth 25.50: No. 2 tim- othy, 24.00a24.50: No. 3 timothy, 17.00 0 e. 51% per bushel 02301z per bu., asked. ‘Bag lots of nearby rye, as to lch‘n‘&‘ 1, 5.00a6.00; No. 2, 2.00a3.00; yams, per REPORT OF CONDITION bbl, 4.00a5.50. Lettuce, Florida, per or e a Roods than U bonds) to_secure deposits e Securitles, other than U. §. bonds including . owned and unpledged. . 1 Collateral trust and other notes corporations ed for than (other el o P (mot not Wheat—No. 2 red winter, spot, 1§ 5 No. 2 2 4 other than U. 8. 2 322, e s i MhusE ks Ranot, . Stock of federsl reserve bank SEAPED L0 > 1,820, (30 per cent of subscription) 6.600.00 Wheat sales—None 8. a Value of bank- Corn—Cob. new. yellow, 4.10 per bbl.. ing hote, owned |in cargoes: contract corn, spot. $2% per and ualncum- corn, 82%: track corn, yel- bered . i — 5.806.94 $4.369.39 76.098.20 Furniture and fixtures . Lawful reserve with reserve bunk Net smounts du bankers and trnst companies in the United States (other than included In items 11, for ciearing houw xchanges a22, 0. 1 light clover mixed, 23.00 | 16, Checks on other banks in the o. 2 light clover mixed. 19.00 same city or town ax report- No. 1 clover mixed, 21.00a bank (other than item 2800 No. 2 clover mixed, 16.50a20.00;| 15} oo 5 13.00a16.00; No. 1 clover, 23.5 a24.50; No. 2 clover, 16.50220.00; N 12.00a16.00; sample hay, 10.00a15.00. town of re Straw—No. 1. nominal; No. 2 d other cash . straight rye, nominal; No. 1 tangled . 8.278.24 . 17.00; No. 2 tangled rye, 16.00; No. 1 wheat, 13.00a13 o No. 2 whea " 10,0000 1 00a1250: o 1 0nt PRominaly: 18:00 | 1, ntcrmmt vernsd Bit bot wileEi: 218.50; 2 oat, 16.00a17.00. ‘ed—approximate—on notes CHICAGO, March 2.—Decided up- and bills receivable not past P turns in the price of wheat resulted to- | so ofioe wemis Forsign mones = day from general buying based largely | *" “'ganed. $1.174.27: due from on talk of strained Furopean political foreign banks, $109,077.91.. conditions. Besides, country offerings were light. Bulls contended that Euro. Total ... pean demanq was likely to bring about higher prices regardiess of whether oF |, coical stork olh 1o\ not there was crop damage in the Unit- | 33 goPiine “tand : ed States. which | 23. s Tadivided pro ranged from % with b Ieen current ex March 1.69 to 1.69%, and May, 1.58% to pemtes, intermat o ient 1.5912, were followed by something of and taxes pald. . 285157 a reaction and then by a rise higher|a, Inierest and discount collected than before. Corn sympathized with the action of wheat. After opening 1 to % higher, including May at 697% to 703, the market sagged a little, but later scored fresh gains. Oats were strong, as a result of the bulge in other cereals, starting 4 to % % higher, May 403% to 45%, and hardening still more. Realizing sales on the part of holders had a bearish effect on provisions. WHEAT— Open. High. low. Clow. 1 170 oy 1eTy 158% 16113 158% 1.38% y I0% bty 4 B A5y, . AN AT A6 A6% NEW YORK, March 2. —Lard, firm- .. | er; midle west, 12.50a12. Other arti- | cies unchanged. FOREIGN ISSUES ARE AGAIN LOWER NEW YORK, March 2.—Liquidation of foreign government bonds was again the ket today. Belgian 8 broke 87 for the first time. French 8s were un- changed, but Danish municipals were weak at 96. The United Kingdom bonds, which had held up against the downward tendency, at length gave the 5%s of 1937 losing a point It was a question how far this heaviness in the government sec- | tion was due to the developments in j the London conference. The selling. although it resulted in {new low prices for some of these Is- sues, was not sufficiently large to be- token very serious concern. Still the market for foreign governments un- doubtedly had the thought of a cam- paign into Germany, which would pile up another load of debt. Liberty bonds, continuing yester- day's_tendency, went slightly higher. | The first test in a week of the mar- ket for new issues wus afforded by the offering of the $10,000,000 S0 Paulo bonds. These bonds were put out at 97%, to yield a little less than 81 per cent. They were first quoted in ‘the market today, offered at 971%, with 97 the best bid, but in the afternoon they were better with the bid price raised to the subscription figure of 97%. The bonds, while they were being quietly taken were not going with amy great lacrity. The check which had come over the general bond list during the iast few weeks, has made the inves ing public much less keen about rush- ing in to buy new issues. Raillway Issue Irregular. Railway bonds wera irregular, but with few changes of consequence. As a rule, where prices varied at all, they went down. Southern Rallway 43 were off a point to 57 on larse dealings. while the 55 lost a half point to $3%. The decline of the Southern Railway group evidently was a reflection of the demoralized condition in the cotton trade. Bur- lington joint 4 ere a shade better at 97%. New York Central 7s dipped below 101, and New York, West- chester and Boston 48 at 37 were off a point on the day, and five points beneath their recent high. Realty 5 reacted to 84%%. —_— e BAR SILVER QUOTATIONS. NEW YORK, March 2.—Bar silver— Domestic, 99 foreign, 54; Mexican dollars. 41% LONDON, March 2.—Bar silver, 311 pence per ounce. Money, 6% per cent, Dixcount rates—Short bills, 7% per nt; three-month bills, 6%aé11-16 cent. s b feature of the bond mar- | or credited in advs matarity snd not earsed— approximate) .. Amount reserved for croed . 883 3R ot bankers and trust companies in the United States and foreign countries (ather than ineluded in ¥ a1 bank dsnesits) sablect to serve (deposits payable with- in 10 da; 33. Individual deposits subject to check . : 38. Other demand deposita. Total of demand deposits (other than bank deposits) mubje items 23. 34, duyw, or wubject to 30 or mere notice, asd postal savings): Certificates of deposit (other then for momey borrowed).. 11.048 67 Other time deposi . 1,050,407.47 Totsl of time depesita anbjict o reserv items 39. 40. 41 --$1.068,396.14 than ' those bank on bond Jateral. in New York eits. including both leans made direetly” to borrowers _and those through its New York correxpondents, an’ the date of this report ‘was. . s The smonnt of moncy lnaned on time. by this bank on bond amd stock collaterial, in New York city, inclnding hoth loana made directly to harrowers and those throng! its New York correspande on ‘the date of this repor: was . 260,000 00 Aggregate amenni of ‘salaries “or com pensation paid by thin bank to chair 260,000.00 7. 58, man of hoard (if an¥), preaident. vics presidents, eashier and aseistant cash- iera for month of Ja . 1921, 2901.08; annual pay of all 't AMieers’ Jannary, 1921, rate of pay. 11 nomber of thene officers on date this report e amaunt of salaries or com Tensation Taid Yo il other emniayes ot = “bank ‘for month of Tam 21, $1.008.32: snnnal SRR CaMbloTeE o Sate ot e et O thesé D 1 CTURRINER, cashler of the abovr cdae and bl o gemmmINER, Cashier o ubnertted and’sarn (o before me this Zth Tseal.) | RAYMOND L. SCHREI) N Correct—Attest: = S, LUGENE €. COPENHAVE! L. A. nu\nam':n.“'“ BE Directors. ENTS We specialize in property manage- ment. Real Service Pays and Costs No More. U. S. TRADE WITH GERMANY. NEW YORK, March 3.—American axports to Germany in 1920 amounted 8“"11 437,000, a higher valuation that of any previous year except 1913 and 1913. The three principal commodities exponted were cotton, lard and wheat, of which cotton cam- prised more than a third of the total value. —_——— PARIS BOURSE FIRM. PARIS, March 2—Prices were firm on the bourse tod: Three per cent irentes, 58 france 50 centimes Ex- change on London, 54 francs 48 cen- times. Five per cent loan, 83 francs 85 centimes. The dollar was quoted at 14 francs 6 centimes REPORT ub‘o':'l‘!:; CONDITION MERCHANTS BANK Of Washington, D. C. At Washington, in the District of Columbit tle close of busiuess February 21, 182 RESOU 1 alosos and dis- including nts (ex- cept those shown in b and ¢ Total loans ... 8L 2. Overdrafts. unsecured. 00035 .10 tnsreriesnt. 800985 3. U S, povernment securities owned 4 War saving titeaten thrift stamps. Total U. § ernment rities .- { 4 Bonas, securities, . other than 8., Incloding Premium on nme .......0. $80.43850 Total bonds, se o, et i Sther thad () $50.438 8. iug bouse = 7. Fumniture and fxtures S Other real sutat €. aDie " from " tional Laoks. eDue from uli other bunks 10. Exchanges for clearing house. 11, Checks and other cash iteime . 12 Cush In vaolt. 14 Other assety Foreign moury. LIABILITIES, 1 stock paid in Surplus fund . a Undivided pro b Less current ex penses, interest and tuxes puid 1 20.dDur 1o trust companies ami savings banks.. S1S.200.% checks : hecks outstanding poits in 30 days): ual d=posits subject to i | 3. % an 50 days tother than for monex borrowed ) . Dividends unpaid Other demand deposits. . Total demand deposits, items 21, i 26, 27 and 28 .0 81458163 39 Tiine deposits (payable after 30 dayw. or subject to 30 or more motice): . Certidcates of deposit (other than for money borrowed). . Savings deposits . S5 time deposits. . 1 of time deposi 32,8321 63344 other than ~those above stated: Bills payable deferred extate) payment on real Total 5 District of Coll it I. FRANK P. HARMAY, sbove-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true (o the best of my knowledge and beliet. FRANK P. HARMAN, Jr., Cashier. Subscribed and t0 before me this dsy of February, 1Seal.) HAREY J. DONOGHUE, Notary Publle. Correct—Attes Peter A. Drur: Gustav Buebholz, Joseplh A. Berberich, J. Ernest Mitclell, Ernest E. Herrell, Joxeph I. Keane, Michael J. Keane, A E. Beitzell. Barry Bulkley, Wm. Henry White, Director; |l Administrative System | i of Accounting | SIMPLE ACCURATE || Simplest method of bookkeeping, abling you to prepare schedule for tax reports almost automatically. INCOME TAX REPORTS ! | ! PREPARED Our_services are availuble for the | preparation of tax returns. Special staff to inaure accuracy | B. F.SAUL CO., #34 ~. v. Ave. n.w. At Washington. in the District of Columbia, at 10. 1 18 da; El 3 o 28, Otuer demn and belief. €., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 19I.° REPORT OF THE CONDITION WASHINGTON SAVINGS BANK, the close af busimess February 21, 1821. RESOURCES. including re counts (except . & Loans and discounts, dis those, shown in b and c)..$234.M48.76 Total loans .... U. owned: pledged cates an amps . Total T. went . go . a Ronds, etc., other U. 8., including mium on same. Total bonds, Banking house . a bue banks . © bue_ from bunks Cash in vault... Total fund .. b Less current penscs, interest Demand_deposits able witlin 30 check tal demand id 2% Tiwe deposits (payable after days, or subject to 30 day or more notice, . Certificates of deposit than g3 club) . otal 1. WM. M. PHELA nemed bank, do solemn) y of Februars iSeal.) Correct—Attest: Eliot V. Noye . Redmond "Walsh, ames ¥. Breonan, R. Brown, Money Secured by First Deed of Trust on R Prevalling interest and_com ion. Joseph 1. Weller $20 Wash. L. % Trom . Overdrafts, unsecured, $18.98.. . 8. government uritie securities, other than U uruiture and fixtures .. ..... from national other Exchanges for clearing house. iecks and other ivided profits. tuxes paid ..... . Certifed checks .. . Individual deposit: r money burrowed). . T time deposits (Clristm aee-§234.948.76 ,48.76 18.98 securities ... $18,000.00 savings certifi- thrife vorn- . $18.12438 securities, n pre- -$233 et s, ... $31,422.19 LIABILITIES. stock paid fo.. ~ 310, ex- and — 581 01 200,00 (deposita pay- dayx) : to ) (other swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge WM. M. PHELAN, President. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 21, JAMES H. MARR. th Notary Public, D). C. Wm. H. Gottlish, Leonard, Directors. 1D, to Loan bldg., 9th and F n.w. ¢ AMERICAN ¢ SECURITY & TRUST. COMPANY 15th Street at Pennsylvania Avenue E. H. Rollins & Sons F ded 1878 Investment Bonds Boston New York Philadelplia Chicago Denver San Francisco Los Angeles 416 Woodward Bldg. 15th & ‘Washin; H Streets gton, D. C. Phone Franklin 3463 Current list of offerings sent on request . WASHINGTON Managed Ctizens of the National Capital are offered a to invest in a Commercial B: now paying di on its record The business the International Finance Corpo ation, is directes ington’s most leading men. and directors are such men as: J. A. M. Adair W. L. Batchelor W. G. Carter C. A. Douglas W. B. Duke Arthur C. Lampe John R. Waller L. Whiting Est, A booklet containing full information to you on request. E. L. Stock & Co. will be se: Investment Main 736 earning power. A Corporation special opportunity new and growing anking Institution, vidends, and which promises & high of this instituti n, d by some of Wash- conservative and Among the officers F. W. McKenzle C. M. Pepper Ben L. Prince Edward L. Stock W. R. Tuckerman Securities 734 Fifteenth St. HOME SAVINGS BRANCHES 18.124.59 IT SAVINGS BANK £ 1336 N. Y. Ave. FINANCI IZENS. ment Servies EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION Organized 1870 418t YE. Assetn . Surplus . Join the R COMPLETED $4.272.066.87 $1,065,322.89 Equitable and Save Systematically —make the bes o wave. Join st of your opportumity the Equitable and save Subacriptions for the 80th Issue of Stock Bein, & Received Shares, $2.50 Per Month 4 Per Cent Interest EQUITABLE BUILDING, 915 F St. N.W. JOHN JOY EDSON FRANK P. REESIDE, Secy, The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company —has returr ned its policy hold- ers more money than it has received from them. This is a wonderful r been equal company. ecord. that has not ed by any other The Life Insurance Business is now a professia with Two Hundred and Eighty or more Universities fering cou and Colleges of- rses. The most thorough and practical course of all is off ered by this com- pany to those entering our service. E.D. Sampson, Gen. Agt. 1125-6 Woodward Bldg., Washington, D. C. Offering a complete cycle of personal service to Stocks, Bonds, Foreign Exchange Loans and Discounts, Short Term Notes, Commercial Paper, Bank and Trade Acceptances and Mortgage Bonds. KARDOS & BURKE AMERICAN BUILDING—BALTIMORE Phone Calvert 1900 PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK Announcing THE OPENING OF OUR OFFICE IN THE AMERICAN BUILDING Baltimore, Md. Banks, Bankers, T Bankers a: Main CHICAGO THE NEW ADMINISTRATION HIS week marks the advent of another chapter in American history. The City of Washington greets the new chief executive and his chosen aids. The cyes of a great nation are directed more intently than ever toward its capital. To those who have come here to assume new responsibilities, the American Se- curity and Trust Company offers its facilities in full. It promises them frcedz?m from the petty irritations which dealing with a strange bank sometimes {ntzds. They will find here a high degree of co-operation and the personal attention to their affairs which is so essential to a satisfactory banking connection. th Street and Massachusetts Avenue, N.W. Eighth and H Streets, N.E. 436 Seventh Street, S.W. Direct private wires Presldent i AL, LR ] PASSPORTS TO FINANCIAL SAFETY No_government can iasue You a WMentAry pas<port to @ better me of mind. In such personal trers your individosi selection ex. Financial safets can com only through consistent s ind_cantious investment. O t Mortzage Notas on tmpres Washingion teal estate aee 1 paxsports, in the sense that t tor in them i« mssured of defl nite income and absolute protection of principal. SWARTZELL, RHEEM & HENSEY CO0. 727 Fifteenth Street N.W. Washington, D. C. THE NATION'S HOME TOWN. BOUGHT AND SOLD FOR CASH Liberty Bond Exchang 604 14th St. N.W. 79 REAL ESTATE NOTES Conservative Valuations Secured by first deed of trust on high-class properties. Responsible makers, GLOVER & FLATHER 737 15th St. N.W. FOREIGN EXCHANGE Checks Cable Transfers Foreign Currencies DUPONT NATIONAL BANK Franklin 4424 On Parle Francais $5,000 Life Policy, $57.35 Age 40. Send date of birth for illustratien and particulans at your ege. M. LE ROY GOFF, Insurance Advises Em. 718 Woodward Bullding, M. 340 rustees and Investors. nd Brokers Office PITTSBURG BROOKLYN connecting all offices niiG