Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1923, Page 23

FINANCIAL SPECULATION RFE ONINTREST RATE Keen Interest in New Treas- ury Issue—Credit Situation Considered Healthy. - Speéculation s rife in local financial circles as to what the rates of inter- est on the next issue of Treasury certificates of Indebtedness will be. This issue, which undoubtedly will be announced about March 15, it is thought, will be for an amount of fomething like $300,000,000, as xhei two Treasury certificate issues whichl mature on that date total approxi- mately $379,999,000, the amount of which taken up by the government is not yet known. Should' the new issue be of short- term duration, 43 per cent will prob- ably be the rate, while if for the full vear. it is thought the rate will go to 4t per cent, as the present market values of long-term liberty bonds are quoted at that, and, in order to make the sale of certificates attract- ive, it is predicted the government will have to offer the greater rate. The two issues fn)llnz due March 15 include one 4% ‘per cent, dated Mareh 15, 1922, amounting to $266.- 250,000, and one 3% per cent. dated December 15, 29: amounting to $113.743,000. 4 Credit Indicntes Prosperity. Credit expansion in commeérce and industry fail to show unhealthy evi- dence of speculation, but rather are indicative of a generally healthy and prosperous condition; according to a statement the Federal Reserve Beoard. Tt has been found certain, the board states. that while there has been some speculation, as is always true in a period of advancing prices, there is every evidence that the great vol- nme of production in recent months as been moving through regular channels and is being absorbed in consumers’ buying. The larger mar- keting of manufactured products is shown, the board declared, through the records of rail transportation taken in conjunction with the fact that first-of-the-vear inventories of retail stores disciosed only moderate stocks on hand Board Very Optimintic. The board viewed the general con- dition with extreme optimism, and declured that it represented a vastly increased or, rather, restored buying power ip ev section. Increased buying, it was explained, resulted from fuller employment and larger pay rolls “and from some inrease in the net proceeds to the farmer in the sale of his products.” Further, the board sald, it is known that in years when production is large, both consumption and saving re also greatest and, from available asury records, it was shown that de from the increase in savings deposits resulting from a redeposit- ing of funds derived from the retire- ar saving_certificates and victory notes there had been a pro- nounced increase in géneral savings. Mason Tire Bond Insue. Brooke, Stokes & Co., Washington, and Hyney., Emerson & Co., Chicago, are offering a new issue of $2,000,000 the Mason Tire and Rubber Company first mortgage twenty-year 7 per cent gold bonds, series A, due March 1, 1943, at 100 and interest. The bonds are convertible into series B, non-vot- ing common stock of the company of no par value at $30 a share at any time prior to January 1, 1928, there- after at $1 more per share during each calendar year. The company's record of sales since 1918 to the close of 1922 shows an average vearly in- crease of 52.1 per cent and a total in- crease of 368 per cent. The company manufactures a com- nlete line of cord and solid tires, and also makes fabric tires in Ford sizes. The plant at Kent, Ohio, has a capac- ity of 3,500 cord and solid tires a day. and the one at Bedford, Ohio, a capac- ity of 2,500 tires a day. At Kent is also a textile mill, which produces every pound of cord going into pres- ent production of Mason tires. —_— Washington Stock Exchange SALES. pmerican Sccurity and Trust Company—1 at 10 Tanston Monotype—5 at 0%, 5 at 79%, § b a1 797, 5 at 193, 5 at 70%. AFTER CALL. Potomac Electric cons. 55—$3,000 at 97 Potomac Electric gen. & ref. 75—$1,000 at 107, Capital Traction—1 at 9. Money—Call loans, 5 and 6 per cent. BONDS Bid and Asked Prices. PUBLIC UTILITY. Bid. Asked. American Tel. & Telga. 4s. 9114 ‘American Tel. & Telga. 41as.... 10015 Am. Tel. & Tel. ctl. tr. 58. Am. Tel. & Tel. ctl. tr. 6s.. Anacostia & Potomac 5. BY WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN. NEW YORK, N. Y., March 6.—In- dustrial and mining stocks were fa- vorites in the trading on the curb exchange today. The upward move- ment of-Standard Olls was checked for the time being, but several of last week's favorites among the in- dependent ‘group were again in de- mand. Humblg Oil was an exception 10 the general tendency of Standard Oils and reached a new high, up over a point from the previous close. Pen- noek also touched a new top, well above 12. Gulf Oil of Pennsylvania responded to the good report for the year ended December 31. Big_Indian Oil and Gas was in ac- tive demand close to its top prices. Royal Canadian Oil Syngdicate, inc, NEW_YORK, March 5.—Following is an official list of bonds and stocks traded in on the New York Curb Market today: Buien BONDS. thousands. High. Tow. 8 Allled Packers 6s.. 67% 64 45 Allied Packers S| B0l 70 3 new '33.. 108 H ot OI 6s.... 92 2 & Flec 6s 008 1 Am Sumat Tol TAm T &°T s '24.. 8 Am Thread Co 6s... 10 Apaconda 7s " 1 Anglo Am Ol 4 Armour & Co 46 Ar & Co of Del 5 AtG & WIS 85 eaverhoard 8 Teaverh'd Bs of de Reaver Prod Beth Steel 7s '23. Beth Steel Ts '33.. Roston & Malne 8s Nat Ry Eq 7s rcoal Co Am & a 4 34 « Col Graph Ss par cfs Cons Textiles 8s.... Dunlop T & Ruly BaaZeercaps Inter R T 85 Kan City Po Lt Kennecott Cop. Libby MeN Lig Win Manitoba Prod_7s. . Maracaibo 0il 7w '25 Morris & Co Tis PO [P Pt Y C & St. L 6 O B... 10 Ohio Power A8 KR 88 Phila_Elec 5 100% 100% Pub Serv of 104 104 Sears-Roebk_Ts 1t e e Sun Oil 7s. Swift & Co Tidal Osage 7s.... . TUnited Oil Prod 8s.. YVacuum Ol 7s. Wayne Coal 6s. FOREIG 12 Argentina 114 King of N 5 Mex Gov_6s. E 3 Russian Gov 8% cfs 8 Swiss Gov 5s..... 12 T 8 of Mexico 4 Y Sales 3 in units. STANDARD OIL ISSUES. 700 Anglo Am Ol 171 600 A 3 40 Buckey 891y 200 Continental Oil new 48 00 Cumberland P Line 113 180 Gal Sig Ol Gt 11200 Humble O ow 41 120 Minois P Line..... 168 335 Imp Oll of Can.... 120 20 Ind P Line.. g 1500 Intern' Pet Co Tdd 265 Prairie P Line. 20 South Penn Oil. 10 Southern 22600 8 O Ind. 600 8 O Kansas new. 400 8' 0 Ky 8000 8 O N Y new..... 7200 Vacuum Ofl new... Sal inhun. INDEPENDENT OIL STOCKS. 2 Ark Nat 140 Big India 3 Bos P Line. 531y e Beaop RER > incers 32 Federal 0il 7 Gilliland 0il 18 Glen Rock Oil " 55 Gulf Oil of Pa.... 4 Harris Cons Péte.. 10 Hndson Oil 7 Humphres Ol . 14 Indpt Oll & Gas 180 Keystone Range 1 Kirhy Pet ... 30 Lance Creek = 6 Latin Amer_0il 1 Livingston Pet 10 Lowrs ol v IRE Fa# Mammoth Oil ex Ofl ... 220 Midwest-Tex A Prod oif.. . NEW YORK CURB MARKET . Received by Private Wire Direét to The Star Office. was admitted to trading sales, taking place between 7% and 7, * Ohio Copper and Independence Lead featured the mining group, the for- mer establishing a new high record, crossing the dollar mark, while the latter also reached a new top for the year. Butte and Western continued active around previous prevailing quotations. Household Products remained & feature of the irndustrials, getting up to a new high. Phoenix Hoslery failed to be af- fected by its report showing earnings equivalent to $9.20 a share on the 175,000 shares of common stock out- standing. Schulte Stores was skightly higher most of the time. Earnings are said to be running 26 per cent ahead of last year. Motor_stocks were comparatively quiet With the exception of Durant of Delaware, which crossed 70, prices were little changed. Canario_Copper Candelaria Min_ . Columbia Emeraid. Croesis Fortuna_ Mines 0 Forts Nine Mines | 4 duden ¢ 3 kN ldfield Develop 17 o 14 dfiald_Florene a4 1d Coin Minin o8 1d State Gruss Mine . Hardshell Min farmill Div fenrietta Kil Il Fop Nevi Hollinger ... Tecla Mine ....00 Homestake Tlowe Sound . Independence Jerome Devel Lone Star Mason Val Nipissing : Oliio Capper.... Ray Hercules Inc, Red Hiil Florence, Rex Cons. R Sandstorm Kenda Silv. Queen Min ¢ e Suther D Teck Hughes Temiskaming fono Belmont Cash Bo Minex 08 Mines “Tonopah Min .. Tuolumne ... United Cnited U 8 Continental Tnited Zine Smelt United_Tmp West End € West End Ext ... Victory Divide Min 02 WEST VIRGINANS HEAR RGEPEECH ORATIR !{e'preuntatives of American Civil Liberties Union Address Resi- dents From Courthouse Steps. 1 10 10 0z LOGAN, W. Va.. March 5.—After ad- dressing several hundred residents of Logan last night from the steps of the courthouse, representatives of the American Civil Liberties Union, with one exception, left for their homes early today. The exception was Rev. Henry S. Huntington, as- sociate editor of Chiristian Work, who accepted the invitation of the Rev. R. D. Dodge, Presbyterian min- coal fields. Arthur Garfleld Hays. New York attorney and pricipal speaker of the “Free Speech” meeting; Crane Gartz of New York, and Alfred Bettman, a Cincinnati_attorney, announced that other similar meetings in this county were being planned. Sheriff Don Chafin, against whom the United Mine Workers Virginia recently sought an injunc- tion, alleging that he and his depu- ties conspired with Logan county coal operators to keep union men out of the county, heard- the speeches last night without any attempt at in- terference. —_—_— DEPUTIES GO ON TRIAL G STAR, 'WASHINGTO later, to make a tour of Logan county | of West | TEL. & TEL. EARNS $61.668 40 IN 1322 Increase of Over $8,000,000 in Net Income in Year—Stock Increase Is Urged. By the Ausociated P NEW YORK, March 5.—The Ameri can Telephone and Telegraph Com- pany earned $81,668,440, after allow- ing for depreciation and taxes, in 1922, the annual report disclosed to- day. This was an increase of more than $8.000,000 over the 1921 net in- come. Gross earnings, of which near- 1y $45,000,000 represented dividends from the twenty-five associated com- panies, including the Bell system, totaled $122,807,719. The corporation paid a dividend of $9 a share, the amount expended to- aling $52,971,251, an_increase of $10,- 296,848 over the previous year and ropresenting a capital stock increase | Guring the year of $151,162,100. The present authorized capital $750.000,000. While no new stock offering is con- templated for the present year, Presi- dent H. B. Taylor pointed out that directors recommended an increase in the authorized share stock to $1,000, 000,000 to take care of present comn- mitments and future requirements. Stockholders increased during 1922 to 2(3.925. 2 gain for the year of 62 After allowing for_dividends, in- terest charges of $15.498,011 and a, contingent appropriation 'of $5,000,- 000, the company reported a balance for surplus of $8.199.176 compared with surplus of $8,328.501 in 1921. The twenty-five associated com- panies earned 5.6 on the book cost of their plants, while the Ameri Telephone and ' Telegraph Company. | excluding undiyided profits of the! associated corporations, earned 11.14 | per cent on its average outstanding capital stock. compared with 11.10¢ per cent in 1921. HUP MOTOR CAR REPORT. DETROIT, March 5.—Report of Hup | Motor Car Corporation for vear ended | December 31, 1922, shows net profits | of $3.763,983 after federal taxes,| equivalent after preferred dividends to $7.13 a share (par $10) earned on | $5.192,100 outstanding common stock. | This compares with $890.278, or $1.59 a share on common in 1921/ ! 1= BIG GAIN IN EARNINGS. NEW YORK, March 4-—The annual report for 1922 of the American Smelting _and Refining Company | shows net Income, after providing for general expenses, depreciation, | taxes and interest, of $5.918.142, an increase of $4.207,201 over the pre- ceding year. The surplus disclose is equal to earnings of approximate- . 1y $3.28 on the common stock, earn- | ings of the final quarter being in ex- e. STATE! Fuso Marine and Fire Insurance | Company of Tokio, Japan On the 31st day of December. 1922 as re quired under the District of Columbia Code, { amended June 30. 1902, and August 18, 1911 Capital stock. paid up. in cash.......$400.00 Cash in office. .. Cash in bank.. [ 11101 Stocks and bonds (market value). ! Premiums uncollected and in of agents.. | Tnterext due and accrued.. All other assets.. Tt Tétal assets.... LIABILITI Net unpaid claims.... Reserve an required by Borrowed money. Salaries, rents, iaw. Surplus . Total lisbilities. Character of b year 1922, fire i iana navigation. Amount of risk assumed during the year 19: i g 'the ‘year Logses” sustained during received during the vear 1922 { Expended day of February, 1 ) HAS. P. MKE: jotary public, Nassau county. certif York county; No. 1 New York Regl J. LEO KOLB, Agent | ter | { i f ‘We Have a Practically Unlimited s11.701,413.00 | Supply of ONDAY, MARCH 5, 1923. CLEVELAND DISCOUNT CO. i " WILL BE-REORGANIZED | Action Taken by 200 Owners of " Stock to Take Over Assets of Defunct Firm. By the Associsted Press. . CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 5 —Or- ganization of a new company to take over certain of the assets of the Cleveland Discount Company, now in receivership, is being planned by more than 200 of the larger stock- holders of ~the discount company, | Josiah Kirby, resigned president, an- nounced today. The movement is headed by James Longwright of New Orleans, one of the heaviest stockholders, and for two months resident vice president of the discount_company for the southern region. Wright was in Cleveland to- day conferring with the receivers and officers of the company. Mr. Kirby said. 5, joted there are many As previously stockholders in Washington, | having an office in the Munte. ing. TR i Government, State, - Municipal Bonds To Yield 3.48—5.25, GRAHAM. PARSONS X Co, PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK WASHINGTON 40S HiBBS BLDG. Telephone: Main 2655 zed. LOANS{ Commerclal Loan & Finance Cornoration Room 211, 921 15th St. N.W. $100 to $300 on D. C. real nd whold goods or chat- per cent interest. No broker- Pay bills wnd owe €! o} When you place your March investment funds in our First Mortgage offerings you obtain: 1. Interest at 6%:% per annum, paid semi-annually. Refund of the D. C. intan- gible or any State tax up to $5 per $1,000. i 3. Choice of maturities—1 to 15 years. 4. Advantages of our Invest- ment Savings Plan, if you want 10 months in which to complete your purchase. That feeling of security which comes from dealin, with a house that has bacl of it a record of no loss to any investor in 50 years. Call, write or phone for descrip- tions of our March offerings. S. Che F.H.SMITH CO. Crounded 1873 1414-1416 EYE ST., N. W. First Mortgage Investments { Thomas J. LOANS If you have money to invest, we can safely place it on gilt-edge first D. C. Mortgages. Our record of 30 years insures your protection. Courte- ous treatment. Percy H. Russell Co. S.W. Cor. 15th & “K” Sts. afe Security ound Methods atisfactory Service —are outstanding elements of the desirability of investing HINIE in our 7% First Mortgage Notes Desirable investing depends solely in’ judiciously selected securities. We value highly our record of never a loss of as much as a single penny in either prin- cipal or interest. Notes now on hand in de- nominations of $25¢0 up to $5,000. Certified Title furnished with each purchase. Collect- ing, remitting interest and all defails_attended to by our Loan Department. Chas. D. Sager 924 Fourteenth St. N.W. Loan Dept., Main 36 Co-Operative Building Association Organized 1579 43d YEAR COMPLE Ann Surplus : Systematic Saving A plan to make saving easy— Save a little each pay day and vou will be surprised at the amount accumulated in a short time. hacriptions for the 84th Issue of Stock Being Received Shares, $2.50 Per Month EQUITABLE BUILDING 915 F St. N.W. JOHN JOY President First Mortgage Loans Lowest Rates of Interest and Commission, Prompt Action Fisher & Company, Inc. 738 15th Street. Livermore & Co. Members New York Stock Exchange 823 15th St. N.W. and Wardman Park Hotel Main 2790 Col. 2000 -e i 23 $5,000 Life Policy, $43.85 30. Send date of birth for {llustration. ablished 1865.. Assets over $200,000,000. M. LE ROY GOFF Insurance—AllL Branches Room 610, Woodward Building. M. 340. EINANCIAL. ' Money to Loan Becured by Arst deed of trust on real Prevailing_interest aud cominis Joseph 1. Weller §2¢ Wagh I & Trost = Out of the Large Number of People Who Know How to Save, Few Know How to Invest FIRST TRUST NOTES as issued by us, will be found to be a safe and sure method for the inexperienced investor. Consult Our Loan Department SHANNON - & LUEHS 713 14th Street 2345 Dean, Onativia & Co. Stock Exchange Building New York ! COTTON | ' BONDS SUGAR MEMBERS: N. Y. Cotton Exchange Chicago Board of Trade . Y. Produce Exchange New York ‘Stock Exchanke Chicago Stock Exchange Associate Members of Minneapolis Chamber of New York Curb Association Commerce WASHINGTON OFFICE: Main Floor, Woodward Building Office-Open Until 5:30 P.M. Phone Main 2040 JOHN CALLAN O'LAUGHLIN CHARLES R. ALLEY Manager Assistant Manager Treading on Solid Ground 'VESTORS in our First Mortgage 6% Notes are men and women who prefer to tread on solid ground | financially. Such customers are interested pre- ! dominantly in regularity and security of income. They appreciate, after repeated | experience, that our Notes pay 6 per cent interest, plus 100 per cent safety | Maintenance of our relations with old customers is a vital element in our busi- ness. In this, our record of more than 53 years without loss to any investor is more weighty than any argument. SwartzelLRheem&HenseyCo. | 727 15 Street NW, | 53 Years Without Loss to an Tnuestor 925 101 % 117% 89 90! Aniconta & Totomee gosr. 501 88 o | 13 gmar Ol & dan..: | 8 BT Ve S B 95 i 3 Pemnock-oi .0 | b Tt 9 285 Royal Canadisn W 1 i 7 A < 5 ke Capital Traction R. R. 96 97 o B Dank O : { - 1[‘ 1 . 4 T e B B T . r 1 1S quest De Faid ¢ M titan R. R o7 % 7 Ralk Ck_new. 5 H H e tiec. st B8 o 3 Rapulpa Refin ...+ Indicted for Murder in Case of 2 i ’ . Potomac ;}I(-l'. ;n“l.“ % 11; :lll":u:“e (::‘qt R.. % E : 1 i o5 y 7 2 g EE:“W;-:‘:‘:'V'A;‘?;;‘:' :‘..,_'&a.. 133 13 Sealoar W0 o Woman Organizer Killed in ; 1 | I bequeath to my cousin, John Carr, the sum of two Wann: iex s S ver 5.0 1% 180 Toxon ON & Tand: 317 Allegheny Field. ! a | thousand ($2.000) dollars. —Joseph May. Wan Rex & ot Ve il B % T i~ 21 | ! WITNESSES: Join carr Fashington - i NESSES: Jorn TS Warhington Gan T35, INDUSTRIALS. PITTSBURGH, Pa., March 5.=D. J. | \ William James SR 19 Acme Pack Riley and Edward Mannison, Alle- | i 1 e T gheny deputy sheriffs, were brought ; ‘h’ H S d C { e 5 L 5 Tisgs Reaits o (1on) ":‘ %E:;!:mfi'.;:lj}; . to trial today on indictments charg- m. I'l. Daunders 0. | OHN CARR is both a beneficiary and a witness to RIESS BENIGy Geu(pbocy) 2 Bkiyn City R R.. ing murder for the death of Mrs. { m s this aff > validitv o e bequest ? Rer igmee Ssafe Do Aoy R Fanny Sellins, an organizer of the | 1433 K Street N.W. | the will. Does this affect the validity of the bequest Wardman Park Hotel 65.. s ARy United Mine Workers, who was killed | i i . - o STOCKS 3 Gent Tivwon sitiin during a strike riot ‘at the mines of | Are you sure that your will fulfills all legal require- - 3 Centrifug 1 Pij the Allegheny Valley Coal an ‘oke | e = C oot = B S i G 1 &;t'l.c‘llm':xll;;(;;:lle e Company, in Breckenridge, twenty | ments to protect your beneficiaries?- Advice on legal e - Usbd | B CHe St Wil 1l 1 "’g??e;".":dhfi?finfi%flf“;.fi’olr':.":orce - questions involved in the making of vour will is most Washingtor 2 €1 2 H f a t; heriff: rdi ! m- id H . NorTolkes Wash p®]| 2 Check Meg A w i g0” 9% e & v important. < - 8 Col Gas & Elec.. 36 361 fired into a crowd of men and women Ay ; iy 4 % Terminal Taxi- com e i nje theimineldusing i demoteatien - Name this experienced Trust Company as your Ex- 1 i prd. C 5% 5 rs. Selling was ed, and a - 2 = - - T el h Covanlen Feuie 1L 08 608 80 | 0R Sury Sexonerated the_deputiss. | WHY BURDEN YOURSELF WITH ecutor and Trustee, so that you will obtain for your ko 3 o G 513 &i, | Last year James Oates, also an or- 3 < G i b el UA Capital seai| S Dubiter © & Badlo By BB 15| Lanizer of the United Mine Workers, | TIONAL CAR RRY? heirs and beneficiaries the most efficient and business- ommercial i 3 Durant Mot of Ind 18% 181, 18% [ who was with Mrs. Sellins when she ADDI E AND WORRY? like administrati f vour estat g District 185 10 Federal Telegraph.. 5% 5% 5% |was shot, made information against tke admimstration ot yo state. Farmers Sen e 35 8% 1% the officers, and they were indicted. AT 3 Fiberty & Gardner Mot 14 13y 14 | Mrs Sellins, who came to this sec- We invite vou to bring vour cstaie problems to any Lincoln 2% Gillette 8 R........ 284 282 288 |tion from St. Louis, had been active : F ey LK ail) Xational - Metropolitan. ST 68% 081 68% | as an organizer in the garment work- ‘KS > f oo of the officers in our Trust Department at any timc. Riggs 1 Goodyear Ti 140 13 14 |ers trades bebfore joining the ‘ming’ Sl()(‘_hs and Bonds fluctuate in value. e | E g ¢ s : 5 Cirgds Washingion 3 Heyden' Che, i% A% A% Gorkers' forces. & . ' 3 The discussion will be in confidence and without obliga- 4 TRUST COMPANTY. b oo R e SEECSNSTIER sourinuds Sl o tion to vou. Write or call in person. A AmeMcan Security & Trus E 3 To Contl Tubber.. 3% 0% t% FOREIGN EXCHANGE. ' ¥ 5 ; Continental Trust. 7 Lake Tor Boat 1 pf, 2% 21, 23 March 5, 1923—1:15 p.m. = e : AT FoMTe 13 Iow s | (Quotations funished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.) FIRST MORTGAGES very Banking Service Union” Truster 3 Lucey Mtg . o Nominal Selling checks sl 2 L (¢ i Trust 820 2 Mesabi Iron u o ny 2 COMMERCIAL TR h;..:v:::s BANK. e e L 3% 83 | e P O i 0 1 e 5 NetBeyOo'et Del U% 87| parie, frane.s. jere —and have absolute safety of principal, o Fastington o ] 3 N.T el Go pra rai. i p i 0 OV SAVINGS ey A K Ovmenchl I8 XY Trneportatin Quarter a liberal yield and no depreciation of © Onyx Hose ; : B0 5 . ; Vtnthgron Sioe ] : gg:.’#.fi‘iéi: i Athens. drach of a principal. You are free from all worry 7 TRUST ! FIRE INSURANCE. 'enn A 2 Vienna, . R : r 10 Philip - Morri . o10% ve ¢ and detail when you invest in our American -2 D e ey o Bodasest; e Century 3 < ke {greoran . ;1. A i HE vk National Usles. 2P CRiriamia: crown o First Mortgages 2\ TITLE INSURANCE. Stockholm, crown. ~ = golumbia_itle N a Loss COMPAN Y - i ey o BAR SILVER QUOTATIONS. ik ui P y : SR L P LONDON, March 5.—Bar silver, $2% th an enna. Ave. Columbia Graphophone pfd ‘9 10 : e ovnie. lé;ne¥, ugdper' :a:;. 3 Transfe 8 R scount rate ort’ an; r z > ; s 3 Merpentonler ;'-,.-..5{{:,; eage i 9 month bills, 25-16a23.8 per cent, C O i Capital and Surplus, $5,400,000.00 s Oid "Dutch Market com. 5 , March 5.—Forelgn bar l II ;:%;:"%l“un!l‘&:'?’: ptd. i % silver, 67; Mexican dollars, 51%. 3 B., F. SA . g HOME SAVINGS BRANCHES Security storage. = S —_— ¥ % < o s Washington” Mari . i § s Towse vy o PARIS BOURSE IRREGULAR. Main 2100 1412/Eye St. N.W. 7th and Mass. Ave. | 8th and H Sts NvL : 436 7th St. S.W. ! MINING PARIS, March §—Prices moved ir- 3 . ' T regularly on the bourse a) iree A report from Chicago states that{ .. o, o 0NG regularly on the bourse today, Thres the latest' craze of bemutles in that| s Am Commander M .00 I e TN M S city I to have a Chinese manicure | 291 Aris dlohe Copper. :00 frunca, Five por senl lous 18 Feance paint tiny landscapes and portraits 80 Bos 12 centimes. e doliar was quoted on their-finger nails, # Butte 1% 16'sranes 35% centimen, ) £} P’