Evening Star Newspaper, April 2, 1923, Page 25

Washington Stock Exchange SALES. FINANCIAL ssbington Rwy. & Elec. pf.—15 at T8%. Washington Gas Light—10 at 50 10 at 50, 108150, $0at 80: 10 4¢ 50, 10 at 50, 10 at 50, y 10 8t 50, 10 at 60, 4 at 50 10 at 60%. } Merchants Bank rust Co.—4 at 127. i | AFTER. CALL. Y Eiec, ‘Som.—10 at 4% On Light Sales Price Breaks|™. k: to 64—Gas Firmer—School Nereenfiafr Tiofypec s ot 1 Savings. Money—Call loans, 5 and 6 per cent. BONDS. Bid and Asked Prices. BY L A. FLEMING. s e S e With each session of the local stock r-‘m"‘"" s e exchange the price of Rallway and Elec- | am 1P Ik & Telgs stocks sags fraction- Tel. & Tel. o sems to be little support es, with no evidence & that the North Ameérican Company £»|l‘ st in the im-|C! interested In the slightes I mediate future of the shares. ?'l..“:v‘“r an The drop trom around 70 has been | JOIORAC ¥ slow and very grad with & I Potom ‘insistence b bears in the | polot t no great vol- | p en brought out ! Bld. Asked. 91 o1 » | eatch up with back orders. A falling - |ders have droppea from 450,000,000 3% |a better tone to the leather market. ; |hundred pounds. The total cash turn- * |amounted to $1,027,689. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C MONDAY, APRIL COMMODITY NEWS WIRED STAR FROM ENTIRE COUNTRY NEW ORLEANS, April 2.—Southern pine mills are beginning today to off in orders of 30 per cent within the last week is responsible. - Unfilled or- feet to 415,000,000, Mills are at 0, per cemt of capacity, with prices steady and unchanged. BOSTON, April 2.—The shoe facto- ries have been buying leather miore freely of late and this has imparted Tanners are making money and ex- pect to continue to do so. WESTON, Mo., April 2.—The Wes- ton loose leaf ‘tobacco market has closed for the season with sales amounting to 3,847,640 pounds, which sold at an average price of $26.72 a over of the Weston sales this season KANSAS CITY, April 2.—Flour pro- | duction in the southern part of this | Co-Operative Building - Association Organized 1570 . .84,657.959.58 $1,180,880.91 Systematic Saving The man with a bank account is always popular. Increase your popularity by saving sys- tematically and consistently. Subseriptions for the 84th Issue of Stock Heing Received Shares, $2.50 Per Month EQUITABLE BUILDING 915 F St. N.W. JONIN JOY EDSON, Pre —_,——————— FRANK P. 1 SIDE, Secy. record of 30 n your protection. Courte- ous treatment. Percy H. Russell Co. 2, 1923. . $25,000 | LIFE INSURANCE . 836 m_Mouth, Age 30 Easy Monthly Payments Security, - $250,000.000 FINANCIAL. 25 First- Mortgage Loans Lowést Rates of Imtersst end Commission, Becured by first deed of truse om real estate. . Prompt Actien { Prevailing interest aud commission, p 5 1 & 420 Wash. L. & Trost Thomas J. Fisher & Company, lac. Joseph I “Weller Money to Loan S.W. Cor. 15th & “K” Sts. “Don’t Buy” Investments Where your funds are not absolutely secure, Invest your funds in Gilt edge rst Mortgage Notes and dismiss from your mind the thought of any losses = We have on hand a limited number of notes In amounts of $250 Up to $5,000 Bearing 7 % Dean, Onativia & Co. tock E;cel::nyy:fl?uilding COTTON GRAINS COFFEE SUGAR MEMBERS: New York Stock Exchange N. Y. Cotton Exchange Chicago Stock Exchange E\.h"f{,"g{,‘ Bd"“}'d ]‘}f ;“‘k Associate Members of M porl e S 3CIngE ok Minneapolis Chamber of New York Curb Association Commerce WASHINGTON OFFICE: Main Floor, Woodward Building hundred shares | X state has fallen off somewhat in the movement for ast two months and is now about 5 et 3 D8I Ger cant Tower thentart nd | C]lfl g i . = per ce s time last | ! cata, the | amm vear. / 1f You Believe in the United States - 5 . about one | Wash. Rwy. & Flec. g. m. 8a been made | MISCELLANEOUS. Office. Open Untsl 5:30 P.M. Phone Main 2040 JOHN CALLAN O'LAUGHLIN CHARLES R. ALLEY You Believe in Washingtonl 924 14th Manager Assistant Manager We Recommend Liv ermore Lour Bedt 3e. as T % & Co. First Mortgage : Real Estate Notes ”;Z',fi’ 'EI::;-”J:: 4 Best Security 23 W. 4 . |all-steel ‘passenger coaches, Attractive Interest 8 15t£‘ndst. _— CLARKSBURG. W. Va. April 2. Wardman Park Hotel Dealers are stocking up on marbles - ALLAN K *|The Clarksburg community service | will stage its second marble tourna- ment this s, Challenges have | &l players to lelml1 = r . A state champlon AN NG, dealers 'ln I(he meantime. d are preparin or a for marbles. - deinhull DENVER, April 2.—Although pro- i . duction of potatoes in the {ntermoun- n the con- Rj 2 faln section last year was heavier i Al . b than for many years, shipments from i Ly e lel Colaentn beppante have ‘fallen 1.800 | 3 nd those of 1922 ! Wardman Park Hotel 6s. low prices. Large n:cks xmzlz; ;-’:‘:v:s: STOCKS. in'the bands of growers, UBLIC UTILIT' " i o Ter, & To i60 - | o TEANEA ARTIL 2.-The movemens | fhroughout ‘the south and Southeast . that the equipment of transportation ' er! Wa companies is being overtaxed and rail- | R Wash. Rug. & Eiee 3 ... |8lstance from shippers in speedy load. | res of Mergenthaler | Terminal Taxi ptd ' e : " 0! R ! NATIC PHILADELPHIA. _April 2 —Among - th? equipment which will b chased before the end of the summer | he Pennevivania ratiroad will be heavy freight locomotives and 250 | or point without business in & Rwy. & Elec ] 54 Years Ago raction 5s. which Chapin-Sacks Dividend. the average annual real estate assessment in the District of Co- lumbia amounted to less than $85,000,000, the annual personal assessment only averaged about $12,000,000, yielding a total an- Main 2790 nual revenue of about $1,500,000. tional Savings & Trust.. in- | Uu'on Trust.. N | Wash. Loan and Troat 813 15th St. N.W. Main 2430 PHILADELPHIA, April 2—The| prospect that high prices for anthra- | |cite will continue I stimulating pro- | duction, although demand is quiet to- | day. Plans are being made to dredge | \ 3 Washsington's Oldest National Bank Wiasiangronis UICESt NaFIOna) Dane, And Now all the rivers in the anthracite region | to recover coal washed into the | streams. | the total valuation of privately owned real property in Washing- ton is $723,199,268, the annual personal assessment is in excess of $450,000,000, yielding a total revenue of over $10,000,000 to the District Government. This tremendous increase in real es- tate values during the past half century should have a striking effect upon those seeking a safe and profitable investment. Until 5:30 P.M. Today f You won’t get “sicetracked” on the way to prosperity if every pay- day finds you faithful to your savings account. Experience—It Pays— [ Over a Quarter of a Century Specializing in the. Management of Rental Properties. RENTS B. F. SAUL CO. Mortgage Loans 1412 Eye St. N.W. Phone Main 2100 sated in the s | Yejiow Can BONUS AWARDS iN STOCK.| ™™= = SHOKT-TERM Over Million and Half Distributed | (Quotations furnished by Redmond & Co.) . | ~—Noon.— Among Compan Employes. 1 nid. Ofter. % leming . 108%, 1 Open until 5:30 this evening so you can visit Our Savings Dept. without loss of time from your work. For the past 54 years Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Company has played an important part in the development of the Nation's Capital, having financed, through First Mortgage Notes, building operations to the extent of millions of dollars without loss to a single investor. Organized in 1814 - Our Savings Dept. Pays 3% Compound Interest National Metropolitan Bank Capital, Surplus & Undivided Profits Over $1,700,000 15th St., Opposite U. S. Treasury—109 Years Old an Sugar Ox 19 n Tel & Tel Swartzell, Rheem &? Hensey Co. 727 15th Street Northwest Washington, D. C. 54 YEARS WITHOUT LOSS TO AN INVESTOR AMERICAN SECURITY SAVINGS CUSTOMERS REALIZE $156,950.73 s 1836 83, M. s 1931, 107% Y CERTIFICATES. shed by Redmond & Co.) X- | Rate—Maturity s | guy 1516 Guaranty Trust Company of New York 140 Broadway - PARIS - BRUSSELS - LIVERPOOL Condensed Statement, March 27, 1923 RESOURCES Cash on Hand, in Federal Reserve Bank and Due from Banks and Bankers....... U. S. Government Bonds and Certificates HE figures above represent the semi-annual in- terest payment of April 1st to depositors in our NEW YORK, April Savings Department. 110t the Packard Motor 5 |for the six months ending February 28, the first half of the company's fiscal year, were $4,435559, a new high record. In 1920, the company's Egyptologists are doing well, | previous record for earnings, net bu may we suggest the propriety ' profit for the full twelve months of their finding the golf sticks of ! were $6,276,863. The surplus account King Tutankhamen? now stands at $7,969,683. These customers have practiced the habit of Thrift. the Shoe and Leather Reporter. LONDON - HAVRE - ANTWERP Have You? We will make another Savings interest payment within six months. To receive a share of the next payment start a Savings Account at any one of our four convenient offices. We are open until 5:30 p.m. tot?ay. .$ 91,696,914.62 42,000,998.76 33,612,080.60 17,131,420.55 . 338,862,171.63 How Much Will You Have 10 Years from Now? EN Years from now—in March, 1933—how much money will you have accumulated through saving and investing? Deposits made on the 3rd of the month will draw interest from the 1st of that month. Other Securities. oo Real Estate Bonds and Mortgages. Our Savings Depositors are requested to bring in their passbooks as soon as possible in order to receive their interest due. 34,075,322.84 8,452,419.41 13,087,754.48 Ifyou use our Investment Savings Pian $583,638,793.62 ,638,793. _— for buying First Mortgage Bonds, and Ewvery Banking Service invest $50 each month— | > . COMMERCIAL You Will Have $8,304.79 A 10 Years from Now. 3% ON SAVINGS Call, phone Main 6464 or write for our new booklet, *How to Build an Independent Income,” showing how much you will accumulate by putting aside $10 or more each month under our Investment Savings Plan. e FH.SMITH.CO, Sounded 1873, e Lo Surplus Fund.. Undivided Profits. $ 25,000,000.00 15,000,000.00 3,289,429.25 § 43,289,429.25 Accrued Dividend . 5 Accrued Interest Payable and Reserve for Taxes and Expenses Due for Exchange Bought. Acceptances: New York Offices Foreign Offices Outstanding Treasurer’s Checks. 725,000.00 4,922,950.72 6,019,445.05 936,935.32 15th and Penna. Ave. 6, 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. $25,087,064.34 8,988,258.50 34,075,322.84 22,299,542.34 471,370,168.10 s 583,638,793.62 NO LOSS TO ANY INVESTOR IN 50 YEARS