Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1923, Page 23

FINANCIAL. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON,. D..C., TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1923, RIGGS BANKBRANCH| [ ~EW York cure markeT | [Capital Offered S GALA UPENING Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office. 1 bave capital to place in & going busizess— one that will stand the most rigid and thor- ough {nvestigation. Mercantile or manufsc- Financial Men From All Over City Visit New Quarters. .C., BEPORT OF THE CONDITION SEVENTH STREET SAVINGS BANK. At Washipgton, 1 District of Columbis, 't Xhe ‘cltue 5t ‘Dusiness, December 20,1922 preees: : x RESOURCES. 1 1. aLoaws and discounts, includ- lll" rediscounts, acceptances of other banks, and '0’";&‘ billn of exchange or drafts, :flkfl!fli M:PI:.PI’II of this 15 asa o, hese *hVE g026,357.00 50.91 Am:fiun Telephone & Telegraph Co. 133rd’ Dividerd The reguiar auarterly dividend of two dol- lars and twenty-ive cents per share will be [tid on Mondsy. Jauary 15 1023, to stock- olders of record at the close of business on Wednesday, December 20, 1022. H. BLAIR-SMITH. Treagurer. “When Seeking” Investments BY WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN. NEW YORK, January 9.—The quiet Which prevailed throughout the great- er part of Monday's session was again manifest in today's trading on the curb exchange. Prices moved with a good deal of indecision and the re- sult was that advances and declines countered profit taking in the first: half of the session. In the afternoon, however, Durant of Delaware re. gained the early loss and held firm ! around its high, made the previous day. Gardner Motors crossed 13, but reacted. Erratic fluctuation again oc- curred in Peerless, but this stock was higher most of the time. Ofl Merger Rumors. turing business preferred. No stock proposi- | tion considered. Replies 1o detai] treated con- dentially. Address Box 163K, Star office. LOANS If you have money to Pride of Ownership OU will feel more pride and inde- . Overdrafts, mecured, unsecared, $1.19 3587 Y U. S. Note Offer. Visited by thousands of Mount' Pleasant residents, the officlal families and directorates of virtually every financlal institution in the District and many distinguished personages | from other sections of the city, lhe: Riggs National Bank's branch Bm(‘(" &t 14th street and Park road was opened to the public yesterday. From early morning, when the bank ! opened for business, : {for a reaction from the top prices were about evenly divided. The latest developments in the Eu- ropean situation accounted for the re- luctance on the part of professional operators to indulge In new commit ments. A demand from outside sources, however, brought about higher prices In a few special stocks. | Hayes Wheel Strong. | Hayes Wheel was exceptionally | strong and furnished one of the fea- | tures of the day, getting up to a new high. However, in the after- | noon realizing sales were responsible and the greater part of the early Revival of rumors of a copsoldation of Standard of Indiana and Gulf Oll of Pennsylvania was reflected in higher quotations for the former, but :)al:led to stimulate buying in Gulf, In fact, this stock, if anything, was rgther depressed. Mutual Oil held fifm at 13, while Merritt was little changed. The story that negotiations are under way for the acquisition of Merritt properties in Wyoming by Mutual Oil appeared to have been discounted. Southern States Oil failed to re- invest, we can safely ies place it on gilt-edge first D. Mortgages. record of 30 years insures your protection. Courte- ous treatment. Percy H. Russell Co. S.W. Cor. 15th & “K” Sts. . 0.8, government "securit awned*7T . Other bon tien, ete. . . Banking house, - fu- niture and fixtures, $3.600.00, . Cash in vault and amount o from national hankn: . Bxchanges for clearing Bouse. | Checks an_banks located out- side of city or fown of re- porting bank and other cash ttems - . Due trom Total LIABILITIES. spond to the report that an entirely new oil sand has been found on its . Capital stock paid in Burplus fund .o 50.000.35 201,166.54 47,475.61 170,071.22 10,901.56 pendence of spirit if you save and intelligently invest your earnings. Our First Mortgage Notes constitute intelligent investment. They are secured on new, high-class property, and have as security a tangible asset which you ean see for yourself. Let us assist you toward that pride of ownership by our pride of service, built Consider First—Safety. Second—Your rate of return. ¥ —this advice were consistently adhered to and investors con- fined themselves to such staple securities AS lease in Garvin county. Oklahoma. At four feet in the sand the well is producing 100 barrels daily. Ohlo Copper was again prominent among the mining stocks, getting up | close to its high record’ on reports, that the new process used at the! mines has more than justified ex-| pectations and that reduction costs and both en- | have been materially reduced. . Undivided ~ profifs a Reserved for fn- terest and taxes accrued ... until late In the ! gain was lost. The acquisition of atterncon, little groups of visitors the Imperial *Wheel ‘Company ot| dropped in to pay thelr respacts ‘u‘:ld e 'e;n?m'g"o?’;‘}'.if “d ‘l‘gh!::nspm(‘;i «in” their ‘new surroundings, but | bellef in fnancial circles is that an 1 gt nmh«,:ner[hu h\\'ashu:fim{: had | ;;‘g;';':.“}(,',“..}“:h.i“,f.'flfi“&t'u”r‘: S “shut up shop” for the day, the beau- e : tiful new building was literally| The Durants lost a good deal of swamped with financiers, business [their recent aetivity men and others who crnwdedh B;fiundl Milton E. Ailes, president of the Riggs| Bink. and His oMcers, who personatly | m;ff“ ,‘(;;'},}‘-mfl:’,‘-‘;“{,.’,p?;;’“f'n'\’i’."ié Tecelrsd the thoussude of ‘“‘““" I e oty e Banquet Helore Ticosption bonds and stocks dealt in on the New Prior to the arrival of Mr. Ailes York Curb Market: and his fellow officers the entire per- & sonnel of the RIggs company. headed BONTS. by Charles C. Glover. Washington's B Vveteran financier. had been enter- tained at dinner by Charles H. Tom- Jins, constructor and part owner of the $1.000,000 project which includes the bank, in honor of the completion of the enterprise, which promises to mark a new era in the Mount Pleas- ant community, and shortly after their appearance at the branch bank # passage was cleared for Thomas Somerville, president, and the entire directorate of the Park Savings Bank, the long established institution at 14th and Kenyon streets, who had come to welcome their new competi- tors to the neighborhood. After felicitations had been ex- pressed, Vice Presidents William J. Flather, Robert V. Fleming and Joshua Evans, jr., of the Riggs Bank. with a detail of assistants, showed Mr. Somerville and his officers over the new building. All were loud in their praise of the completeness of the strueture. Harry V. Haynes. president of the Farmers and Mechanics' Bank of ieorgetown, who but recently opened handsome structure in that section, was another to bring his entire com- plement of officers to extend greet- ings, as did John Poole of the Fed- eral-American, George Walson of the Liberty National, B. F. Saul of the American Security and Trust Com- pany ‘and Capt. Julius I Peyser of the Security Savings and Commer- cial. Controller of the Currency D. R. Crissinger was an interested visitor during the early evening. The main room of the bank was deluged with flowers, and throughout the reception Meyer Davis' Le Para- dis orchestra played. It was not un- til nearly midnight that the last visi- tor departed and the doors were locked for the night. New Treasury Notes. The Treasury last night annotnced & new offering of 4% per cent Treas- ury notes, dated January 15 and ma- turing December 15, 1927. The issue 35 for about $300,000,000, with the right reserved by the Treasury to allot additional securities of the Is- ne to the extent that victory notes war gavings certificates are ten- dered in payment or exchange. About $200,000,000 of the victory notes which were called for redemp- tion December 15 are stiil outstand- ing, according to Treasury figures, and something like $400.000,000 of the 1918 “Issue of war savings stamps Rlso have not been presented for re- demption. Interest stopped December 15 on the called victory notes and January 1 on the war savings stamps. ‘The present issue is intended, with balances already on hand in the Treasury, it was explained, to pro- vide funds to meet the victory notes called for redemption as well as_the matured war savings stamps which remain to be presented. Receipts from the issue also will help in cov- ering the Treasury's current cash requirements between now and March 15, when the next tax payment is due. No large pavment of interest on the public debt will fall due either in January or February and no addi- tional maturities of the principal of the public debt are due until March 15. Officials believe, therefore, that the proceeds of the issue of securi- ties announced tonight should carry the Treasury until that date. Loan Directors Organize. The = Universal Development and Loan Company completed its organiza- elected board of di- s 4t a meeting last night at its 918 14th street northwest. i ew directors elected for a e-year term at the recent annual meeting of the _stockholders are: Joshua Anderson, Edward Holland, A. S. Pinkett, Dr. J. E. Rattley, Dr. W. L. Board, L. E. Dogans, Beffiamin Ford, John Simms and H. D. Woodson. Officers for the year were elected as follows: Rev. Logan Johnson, presi- bon E. Pierce, vice president; 2 Mason, secretary; John Simms, assistant secretary; S. M. Dudley, counsel. John I Paynter, former chairman of the board, was re-elected 1o that office, and George A. Robinson, chalrman of the executive committee. GINNED COTTON FIGURES ! SHOW STEADY INCREASE Census Bureau Announces Tmpor- tant Figures Prior to January 1. ENAAAAAAAAAAL] Don’t the prospect of a yield of 14% Look attractive to you? Buy these Gold Debenture Bonds. We are offering $100. $500 and $1.000 de- nominations—bearing 6% interest, payable quarterly and supported by ample we- curity. With them is issued a certificate sharing In the profits of the company un to 8% From the one source 6%: and 8% from the other, makes 14%—a reasonable expectancy. Get one of our circulars in which detalls are made very clear. Commercial Loan and Finance Corporation Bond Department, Room 200 Phone M. 5672 921 15th Street N.W. EAAMAAAAANE REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE Farmers and Mechanics’ National Bank of Georgetown At Washington, In the District of Columbia, at the close of business on December 29, 19: RESOURCES. 1. a Loans and discounts, including rediscounts, ac- ceptances of other banks and forelgn bills of ‘exchange or drafts sold with Indorsement of this bank (except those shown in b and c)...$1,407.057. upon knowledge and experience acquired through over 53 years of investment deal- ings. First Mortgage Notes|: —there would be no cause for such fabulous losses as are reported yearly. We recommend only to our clients such securities as have stood the test of years, with not the loss of a single penny. We have on hand only a limited amount of 6%% and 7% motes of $250 up to $1,000. Chas. D. Sager 923 Fifteenth Street N.W. Main 36 Loan Department © Less current ex- penses, interest and texes paid 25,171,60 53 Years Witheut Loss te an Investor. Swartzell Rheem&HenseyC. 727 15 Street NW, 5 £ Oil of Pa 10 Keystone Ranger 30 Lance Creek... 10 Livingston Oil, Livingston Pet. Lowry Oil. 105 Lyons Pet 28 Mammoth Oil B Marland . 25 Maracaibo ‘Oli. 11 Merritt OMl. 19 Mex 011 10 Mount P 1 check 5 2 55 . Certificates of deposit ‘due in less than 30 days (other than for money borrowed) Dividends nunpaid .. Time deposits (payabie after 30 days, or subject to 30 days’ o more notice) and postal savin, 31. Certificates of deposit than for money | 33. Other time deposits i Total .. District of Columb! Ing! 0. 1. JOHN D. HOWARD, tregsurer of th above-named bank, solemnly swear that the above statement s true to the best of my knowledge and belief. JOHN D. HOWARD, Treasurer. Subseribed ‘a0d D to before me this 6th of January, 102 L) . P. HOWARD, Notary Public. | Sales in | thouxands. | 8Allied Packers s, Alum 7s 1825 Alum 78 new '35, Amer Rollng Miis 65 Am Gas & Elec bs. Amer Light #s...... Am Lt 64 w'out wts. Am Smelt & Ref bs. Am T & T s Anaconda e. Anaconda Ts Aoglo-Amer 011 7 Armour & Co 7s. AIGE&WISSE Armour of Del b¥s.. RBeaverboard Bx...... Beth Steel Ts '35, Cenj, Steel 8s. Con Gas Bal & Con_Textiles s Copper Exp 8 Deere & Co Tias. Detroit. Edixon #s. Dunlop T & 1 7. ialr Robt 7x. n Asphalt 8s.. 1t Oil 75 1f Ol of S Hood Rubber Interb B T 8 23 nsas C Pow Lt ba. 2 Kennecot ; Laciede 3 Libby McN & Louix G & E toba Prod Low. 84 Omar 01l & Pennock _0il : ver Gl Red Bank Ofl . alt Ck Cons. Salt Ck pew apulpe Refin Seabord 011 Simms Pet Bouth P & R. Sou Btates Of 4 Texon Ol & Land. . Turman OHf ... Yulean Off .. Correct—Attest: Heary G. ergliog. G. gust B. Th Au; H. Plugge, ©.'S. Shreve, Alex. H. Plift, Jon' A. Schaefer, Directos £38.85088 508 w8 : = How to Invest $1,000 to Bring $60 a Year Tuave $1,000 to invest. How can I place it to get 6% in- terest and still be assured of — Complete safety of principal; Prompt and sure payment of principal and interest in cash; Freedom from red tape, worry and constant watching?” S8 INDUSTRIALS. Acmie Coal . Alum Mg © 3 Amal Leather I1l Amal Leath pra. . Armoug of Del pra. Brit-Am Tob coup. Bkiyn City R R. Buddy Buds. 5 Campbell Roup’ pfd. Century Rib Mills.. Chicago Nipple.. Cox Cay 2 wBiemin ’ Kl forris & Co 7ls Nat Leather 8. Nat Acme Tl Ohio Pow 5s B.... G Pub Serv of N J Ts. 1% 1074 it 3 Bl TR Sher'ld Southera v Total loans . Overdrafts, secured. $466.20 . U. S. government securities owned: & Deposited to secure circulation. ( rdn, srac- 188 Glllatte Bafety Raz 270 6 Glen Alden Coal.. 36% 1 Goodyear Tire .... 1085 2 Gt West Sugar new 80 21 Hayes Wheel a2 Heyden Chem.. s 2 Hudson & Man R R 7 Industrial Fiber .. 3 Inter Cont! Rubber. 4 Internat Shoe ...... 1 Lupton, ¥ "M 2 Southwest Bell S. bonds par Swift & Co T '3 Swift & (o B Tidal Osage 76 . ed Oil Prod & um 01 78 ayoe Coal 8s . FOREI Argentine 7 Frodas This is the problem many investors are facing today. They are anxious to secure a good interest rate for a long term of years, and they want to know just which of the many securities offered will be the best, most convenient and safest. 218,253.71 11, e 10 4% 5. Other bonds. stocks, securities, etc..... . . Banking house, $335,261.16: furniture and fixtures, $8,833.63. Real estate owned other than banking house e . Lawful reserve with federal reserve bank . Items with federal reserve bank in process of collection . Cash In vault and amount due from national banks. Exchanges for clearing house. . . Checks on other banks In the same bank (other than item 12)....... Total of items 9. 10, 12 and 13.... - a Checks and drafts on banks (including federal reserve bank) located outside of city or town of reporting bank... AR s b Miscellaneous .cash items 468.283.71 1117,023.11 ‘ 13 Mercer Mot ¥ b 8 Mesabi Iron T. 10315 ¢ 384 Rus govt Swiks govt Sigx U'S of Mexico 4s.. New issues of STRAUS BONDS now offered provide the answer to this question. The soundness of these bonds is proved by their record of 41 years without a single case of loss. They will give you safety, and $60 a year for every $1,000 invested; $50¢ will give you $30 yearly—or you may invest in any multiplc of $100. Write today for our January offerings of safe 6% bonds. Ask for ew Fict Pub Co.. X Tel Co ptd. N ¥ Transportation. 1 Owelda Corpn....... 8 Peerless Mot 2 Phillp Morris... 1 Public Serv pf aew. 101 8 Phoenix Hoslery.... 40% 2 Phoealz Hosiery pfd 100 8 Radio Corp.... an STANDARD OIL ISSU 500 Anglo Am_ 011 187 500 Atantlc Lobos 85 Buckeye P Line 15 Continental OF 75 Crescent P Line .. 30 Eureka P Live 170 Gal Sig Ofl 100 Gal Big O 1.988.81 12.500.00 . Redemption fund with U. S. i new. urer 40 Magoolia 3 35N Y Transit BOOKLET 805-G S. W. STRAUS & CO. ESTABLISHED 1 . OFFICES IN FORTY CITIES . INCORPORATED NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK BUILDING WASHINGTON, D, C. Telephone Main 5847 41 YEARS WITHOUT A LOSS TO ANY INVESTOR Capital stock paid in . Surplus fund . Undivided profits a Reserved for interest an; crued Technical Prod ... 2 TUnited Prof §h new HUSLta Heptd. . o Wi A i 7s Corp ixt pfd 1 Wilive € 10 pf et d 5 Winthers Motor 1 & Towne new. MINTN 230 Arizona Globe Cop. 80 Belcher Extens 140 Big Ledge 20 Bison Gold 100 8 0 Ky new ex d 5 O Neb... O N Y new. 20 § W Peon P L. 200 Vacuum Ol ne; Sales. INDEPENDENT OIL STOCKS. in bundreds. 8 Bosion Wyo Oil . 23 Carib Synd . 1 Cit Serv pfr 3 Oit Cerv B cfs..... 103 Cosden & Co pf new 1 Equity Pet $142,619.57 26,369.40 © Less currant expens: taxes paid e . Circulating notes outstanding ............ . . Amount due to federal reserve bank (deferred credits) B . ‘Amount due to state banks, bankers and trust companies in the United_States and foreign countries (other than included in iorin BE G0 S8V o tot i o e S 4. Certified checks outstanding . 25. Cashier's checks outstanding ... Total of items 21. 22, 23. 24 and 25 .. Demand deposits (other than bank depo: serve (deposits payable within 30 day . Individual deposits subject to cheek. . Dividends unpaid . ....... sos Other demand deposits Total of demand depo: posits) subject to reserve, items 26, 30 and . Other time deposits.............. ai . Postal savings deposits ... . ... ...... g time deposits subject to reserve, items 34 and 35.... ....$1,405,467.99 ble (including ail obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) e B ia: bject to re- 10 Combination Fact'n .06 16 Continental Mines.. & 16 Cons Cop M tem ofs 4 10 Cons Nev' U T Washington Stock Exchange SALES. Capital Traction—2 at 108, S ington Hory. & Eioepra—100 at AFTER CALL. Washington Rwy. & Elec. 45—$300 at 73. Capital Traction—b at 102%. Money—Call loans, 5 and 6 per cent. BONDS Bid and Asked Prices. PUBLIC UTILITY. Bid. . 93 <101 ts (other than bank de- 1.$1.268.269.01 A Bl Salvador ... 70 Bm: ilver 110 Eureka Croe 60,000.00 -$3.701,267.59 District of Columbia, city of Washington, ss I, H. L. SELBY, cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. H. L. SELBY, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4th day of January, 1923. (Seal.) EDITH M. EVANS, Notary Public. Correct—Attest: H. V. HAYNES, J. WILBUR SHERWOOD, E. T. SIMPSON, J. McKENNEY BERRY, CHAS. H. CRAGIN, J. E. DYER, WM. KING, H. W. FISHER. ROBERT D. WEAVER, JOSEPH H. LEE, Directors. GILTEDGE SECURITIES First Mortgage Notes Secured on Improved D. C. Real Estate Appraised by Experts of 35 Years’ Experience Without a Loss Offered in Denominations of $250 and Up A Good Investment. WILL PURCHASE First and Second Trust Notes Warehouse Receipts, and Make Construction Loans adeden Cop 100 Goldfeld Deep Mine 120 Goidfield Florence .. 240 Hardshel] Min - 20 Harmill Div .. 48 HIll Top Nevada 5 Hallinger . 14 Howe Bound . 180 Independence Le: 30 Tron’ Blossom 6 derome Devel L Kere Lake Asked, 92 17 99 u7 pr] =3 American Tol. & Telga. 4s. American Tel. & Telga. 4% . & Tel. ctl. tr. Os. & e Chesap Ches. & Pot. Tel. of Va. Capital Traction R. 'y & Suburban Is Your Viewpoint Making You Money TOO many look on thrift as a system of self-discipline, " self-denial and “doing without.” ER BTN iplaxing 273 Ohlo Copper. . 49 Ray Hercules Inc... 20 Rex Conn... i 0 Richmond Copper... 10 Sandwtorm Kenda iiv Mines of Am 10 Silver Pick. 30 Simon _Siiver. § So Amer Gold 130 Spearbead Gold 45 Success Mines. 230 Té® Hughes 13 Tonopan M 20 Tonopah Cash Boy. 48 Tonopah Divide: 4 Tuolumne 97 Tnited Fast 3 U'S Contine { 1 Unity Gold - 3 32 West End Con: S | 10 Yukon Gold , EY ! | 3 3 s 1338828823223258 EEM T ER Cotton ginned prior to January 1 amounted to 9598907 running bales, including 165,281 round bales counted s half bales, 25,493 bales of Ameri- can-Egyptian and 5.065 bales of Sea Island, the census bureau announced today. To Jamua 1otaled . Ry, & Elec. g. m. 6. T —— This is the wrong idea entirely. Thrift is not giving up whit you want. It is one of the best known methods of 'GETTING what you want. Perhaps you have thought of thrift negatively or in- differently. Think it over now. If your viewpoint is wrong, change it. s s e (long. Riggs Realty 5s (short’ Security Storage & Safe Wash. Mkt 8, last vear ginnings running bales, in- cluding 48 round bales counted as half b + 30,240 bales of Ameri- Sgyptian and 3,106 bales of Sea Island. ; (iinnings to January 1, by states, follow Alabama, $16.236; Arizona, 36,69 Arkansas, California, 23611 Florid: Georgia, '730.539 loulsiana, 343 Mississippi. 980,994 Aissouri, North _ Carolina. 632.356; South Tennessee,” 378,800: Virginla, 25,728; ali other states, 17,201. BANKS TO CONSOLIDATE. MEMPHIS, Tenn., January 9.—Di- reotors of the Bank of Commerce and the Commercial Bank of Commerce and Bank of Memphis will meet within a few days to ratify plans for the con- idation of the two institutions. The consolidation will result in the rganization of one of the 1argest hanks in this territory, with a capital ©f $5.000,000 and deposits exceeding £53,000,000, officers said. - DIVIDENDS DECLARED. NEW YORK, January 9.—Directors of the General Motors Company yes- icrday declared the following regu- Jar quarterly cash dividends: cent preferred, $1.50 a shar cent debentures, $1.50 a share; 7 per cent debentures, $1.75 a share. All are payable February 1 to stockhold- ers of record January 18. L C. C. APPROVAL AWAITED. NEW YORK, January 9.—All details (of the financing to be undertaken in nnection with the merger of the Clover Leaf, Nickel Plate and Lake lirie & Western are understood to jiave been arranged with the bankers. Announcement awaits approval by the Tnberstate Commerce Commission. STOCKS PUBLIC UTILITY. American Tel. & Telga. Capital Traction. Washington : olk” & St Wash. Rwy. & Elec. com. Wash. Rwy. & Elec. pfd Terminal Tazl com. Terminal Tazl pfd.. WALL STREET NOTES. NEW YORK, January 9.—The. fol- lowing sold ex-dividend today: Cen- ' tral Railroad of New Jersey, Vulcan | Detinning preferred and preferred A.' There was another slight gain i shown in Chicago steel mill opera- tions the beginning -of this week. | when the leading interest was.pro- ||l ducing better than 83 per cent of ' capacity. On January 16 Jefferson-Clearfield Coal and Iron stockholders will vote.{ whether to increase present capital | stock to 37,500,000 and issue a 150 per cent stock dividend. —— NEW WAGE DEMANDS. FALL RIVER, Mass., January 9.— The refusal of the Fall River Cotton Manufacturers’' Association to grant the Doffers’ Union a 29 per cent wage advance was followed today by an-! nouncement that the stationary fire- men had voted to press a similar de- mand. The doffers are afliated| with the United Textile Workers of America. The stationary firemen are independent, but control essential employes in more than 100 mills. — TODAY'S COTTON PRICES. NEW YORK, January 9.—Cotton futures opened firm January, 26.35 March, 26.65; May, 26.85; July, 26.60; October, 24.76. 11 bids: January. 43; March, 26.71, asked; May, 26. 1y, 2 but —~Cot- Capital . Columbia Commereial District .. Ewvery Banking Service 3% ON SAVINGS COMMERCIAL Federal-American . Liberty Lincoln Merchant National Savings and Tru Union Trus i Washiogton Loan and Trust. SAVINGS BANK. Commerce and Savings. Fast_Washington, Security Bavin Beventh Street. United States Savings.. Washington Mechanics.. FIRE INSURANCE. MONEY TO LOAN 3 sdasE B 15th and Penna. Ave. Capital and Surplus, $5,400,000.00 HOME SAVINGS BRANCHES 7th and Mass. Ave. 8th and H Sts. N.E. 436 7th St. S.W. i AT CURRENT RATES OF INTEREST L= «58 Rendalt - Hgnes & G + 4207 Grnecticut Denue Columbia Graphophone com. Columbla Graphophous pfd. Merchants’ Transfer & Sto Mergenthaler Linotype.... 0ld Dutch Market com. 0Old Dutch Market pfd, ““.r'lnn lgnmm. Security Storage. ‘Washington Market. Yellow Cab... . *Ex-dividend. = i October, 24.82. Qulet” steady. NEW ORLEANS, January §. ton Tutures opened steady: .J. 26.37; March, 26.40; May, 26.4 26.27; October, 24.48. 12 ' noon bidi January, March, 26.43; May, 2 October, 24.46, Steady, Sew B E . :