Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1924, Page 21

FINANCIAL. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, 1924. FINANCIAL, ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CONTINENTA . b1 p trict of Colnmbl M m l ANNUAL REPORT OF THE = NEW YORK CURB MARKET ot e . e b el oney to Loan | oAyt T L ction 16, Act of Congre prove Becured by first deed of trust om real med, 1 1, 1880, for the year end mber 31, 192 Prevailing Ipterest and commiesion. inethe quodersigned, the president aad o Recelved by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office Cabital Stock .'::T-"n'x'{fim ia2: *1:000.000, Joseph I. Weller 420 Wash. L. & Trast Betoits Seacins c«,g:"f.n",‘ e o Given in Replies to earninis fod 2 - Bidg.. 9th & ¥ N.W. ington, D. C., d ify that the . T o oiah SIS for e ) = : i e il “omoraiies i (Il First Trust Loan - HEFFERNAN. | Standard Olls remulted in slightly | cibaing wierest pad depositors _ 170.128.47 § ot . Applications On D. C. Property NEW YORK, January 19.—The mar- | IOWe",Jevels. New Mexico and Arizona | Toral aimeust of aebts (gepenits) 83,140,610 47 h Sauing geb land was an exception to the general ade 1. Coo Herman Schmidt per, ket for the ofl shares on the curb ex- | tendency and continued in active de- Prosident. . Ve B. UL, change today failed to respond to|mand at a mew high price around .| - m,(:i‘-'g;r’r‘-"' € W Wwarden, Securlty Salesmen W 729 15th Street The buylng_ reflected. reports of en- £ . Geakine fresh price advance in midcontinent | couraging developments in Northe | aes borbelmer, Jincs o irick, 2 eenrenced. ailinen ol Main 2611 and Pennsylvania crude. The an-|western New Mexico and Eastern rectors or Trustees. bl A . nouncement of an offering of addi- | Arizona, and word that Midwest Re- ct ot Coimbla, se: . character, personality and . Wade H. Cooper. presidedt: M. s tional stock by one of the large in- | f{yRE Company ls considerfi the Wintiee, Recretary, nd Kimon, Oppenheim ability wanted for local sales e e e ab u es Wareen, . 3. Warden. L. . y dependent ofl companies appeared to| property., Qinectons o5 Fiosiees ot ths Dbstineutal Test department of a progressive e A - Secrstary. FIRST MORTGAGE NOTES > | Am er. 1 radio | & swear th = me, have more effect upon sentiment re. o ot naosteiale D | Coapany, do soismuly ewedr that the Sbove fn and for the District of Columbia, || For sale. Gemsult us 1f you Bave svaushis 1 funds for investment. izati ing the best stocks continued to hold up well, | statement is true to the beat of our knowledge | OTanization, offering public i Eardi:\: :hxe oil shares, ::uvle:x:‘!‘;het while the Ward Baking Company and ety @ 3 proposition _ available today. || i iseh day of Jamuary. A, D, 1624 ¢ act that it was generally fe! at | United Bakeries issues came in for a | W' e i 3 4 fte. TH JARRELL the recent improvement in the oil | EO0d deal of attention around previ- fgen This 19 an mhusual oppostunity M lasion expires Februars 4, 1025, 0S. E. J N P! iy (in Oppenheimer, & . £ 1 it ST y commission exp} Vember Washington BHeal Betats trade situation had eliminated the | °¥flY prevalling prices. Warren, L ne. OF 'Teal sccnnity: salesmen Woedward Bldg. Maia 768 In the mining gection Ohlo Copper 3 make big money at once. See mecessity of any new financing. and Hawthorne Mines were again 4 : There was no apparent weakness, | strong, while New Dominion sold |duy of January, 1024, Mr. Davis, 824 14th St. N.W. however, but profit taking In various down to 2 on very few sales. (Seal, - In Convenient Denominations |n'\ag“o¢|¥¢?fixl'ns}":;mbrépd? —Following Ck Prod :‘.": 2% ot this company. (wenly. Interest 6%% radea in'on tne New York Curb Siar- i %, 4 |First Mortgage Loans B 3 i, o8 e B B v st s s cmen | EQUIT ABLE MONEY TO LOAN Main 6388 thousands. igh. Close o7 Prompt Action a8 NDUI Thomas J. Fisher & Company, Inc. . e 9 . W&mflv breel C 1AM Packem fa To* 1R % Lo e 1513 Bireat ) Co-Operative Building 2 Alum_7e new % 4 S : == ————— - sige MOR AG) —— G My e | {22 GRS B sebeiliieo '| ON FIRST TGAGES 3 Anaconda 6s .. s o) 22 3 e ¥ A i o 6idi 91 Bl 8 melaen St s B0w on There Is No Excuse Orsanizea 1879 Ritn Sieel 7w 35 1037 1 3 Cand Prod Corp wi 1% 18 N tim uax e e Ay ERan 44tk YEAR COMPLETED 8 Nat R Light ... 2 2 hazardous securities when there are AT OURRENT RATES OF INTEREST Lignt vid g available gilt-edge. well selected Assets .. s s B Bu Bu B ORTGAGE NOTES [[ ||| snoiee B 3 Sedd i Ay fy Ay “é‘f.ffif‘g.mj‘ gy Results Tell THRIFT WEEK IS HERE No safe investment will offer a T S e o o Gre } i srtaner” it "and furs Sately ol Srompt 3% 1o the Baisbin Rasnda® TS & G It has been well said that Wrtafor Il dnformetion Subseription for the 5 | “Thrift is not stinginess, not hoarding An;gunvuio_f Sllg(’) Up 86th 1 £ Stock . nor cessation of buying, giving and spend- The m.r::“nf‘ .::“:?y :; demand n,.::n:‘:"“‘o ,20’M &n«o ing; it is just a plain common sense word will iusure our ‘fu clients the the exact opposite of carelessness.” Safety our past clients nave enjoyed. |l| | Shares, $2.50 Per Month , $2. Never the Loss of a Penny 28 Por 25 Dublller € & Radlo 0 Durant Motor ... 3 3 Durant Mot of Tnd 11 Du Pont_Motors, 8% Gillette S R .. i i . SEZEZ o) Dust_Corp wi. A, 7 2 Hud Co pfd ...... 3 Inter Con Ind Corp 1 Kresge Dept Kfores 2 TakeT Boat st nt hC 4 g ~ EQUITABLE BUILDING - Thrift and economy will produce certain re- PR R o P }“: R BT CHAS. D. SA(’ER 915 F St. N.W. sults, but the disturbing factor is that all too often 118 G e & Bt e ! A 924 Fourteenth St. NW. (11ll ,0.x sox mpsow, Prestaent hard-earned salaries are very badly invested. Y Tl Co prd. W 1l 2 Main 36. -Loan Department. FRANK P. REESIDE, Sec’y ) - OR o f G R oY I T EEDHER yuDrer SNPIETey kS & o If you wish ABSOLUTE SAFETY. with a SAFE—THERE IS NO HALF-WAY GROUND most liberal interest return, nothing surpasses our Washington's Oldest National Bank FRUGALITY’S REWARDS For over thirty-one years we : FIRST MORTGAGE NOTES. The individual wh - have specialized in conserva- e individual who is both frugal % o . > fre Sl L and indusgrious, can not only take tive | Start today by buying one or more in denom- S 30 Comm e care of his own future, but often FIRST MORTGAGES inations of from $100.00 upward. 68 Cortez Silver 2 83 gl gt enjoys the privilege of belng able to ex- 70 Dismondfi Rl 40 Fortuna Mines 0 : g LIb tend a helping hand to others less for- —without a loss in either prin- B 40 Gold Zone : K 00 q tunate. : i 2 /e h h notes today at E 1 cipal or interest to any client. We have such notes today Ry 1 Sunday. January 20, is “Share-With- Over a 8 Rwi Gove et 7 9 o R S ] : Others Day"—a day as important as any If safety of principal and an . :nl S”:r‘:»\rnl\(r;r: 'n“’-'-:; i e : P f in Thrift Week. The Oldest National Quarter ¥ P P s : E: g Benkin me Do e 2 g brother interest yield consistent there- [ 61 and 77 ckeye T Lo..... 10% 3 o A t ed. thrif: . 00 Comti o aéw 1L 7 U o it You, " ricworkersiandiwants ofia with appeal to you, you can | . 2 (0] to serve YOU. 200 Humble 0 & T new : : Organised 1n 1814 2 R 1 i c e T Pl e Bvings et Poigs: 5%, Combonnid Century make no better investment . 1900 Tntbrs ‘pey_ Co L a0k a0 Faitedaster g 5 ur Savings Dept. Pays 3% Compound Interest Without than to put your funds in our Phone for a reservation to our i o e VL Nafional Meh'opfllitan Bank o fFoss R MORTGAGE INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT WOOL PRICES STEADY. ; = BOSTON, January 19 (Spectal)— | Capital, Surplus & Undivided Profits Over 31,700,000 “#14 i 4 g Prices were exceedingly firm as the| || 15th St., osite U. S. Treasury—110 Y. e s = o . k. k & LUCH s g L HANNON 20 Swan & Finch:o proportions, showing some increase! Z 3 e e —————————_ . S o in activity, due to the postponement N Main 2100 1412 Eye St. N.W. 713 and 715 14th Street N.W. ing of the American Woolen Com- of the announcement of the fall open- 5 oy, (THa upwaed ekl et brices After operating in Real Estate single-handed and MAIN 2345 was aided by the strength of the for- alone i eign markets and anticipation that 78 9 the London auctions Tuesday would . L. T. BOWDEN tion has decided to join forces with his old friend and The Commercial National Bank has this dnlx acquired the business and assets, and guaranteed college chum, Finds that his business has grown too large for one 77 man to handle and by way of reciprocity and co-opera- the deposits, of the Terminal Commercial a: Savings Bank, corner 12th and H streets, and thereafter all the business of the Terminal Bank will be conducted at the Commercial National First Mortgages ||| C. P. BARRETT . Bank, 14th and G streets. $250 and Up Realtor . k(e s o fae Biessth 1502 K Street Condensed Statement of Condition Washigton Stoo Exoange. | William S. Phillips|| Main so1 B " The Commercial National Bank R e o | | N, k- ) OF WASHINGTON, D. C. & Capital Traction Co.— 9474 Washington & Light—10 at 481, January 17, 1924 B FFRSE Mergenthaler Linotype—10 at 138%, 6 at 1655, 1 at 158%, AFTER CALL Riggs Nutional Bunk—10 at 205. 5 at 293. Washington Gas Light—1 at 48%. e RESOURCES: Bid and Asked Prices. jassaly S Legal Reserve, Due From Banks and Cash in Vault..... $2,139,539.68 ) 1,139.91 pmercan o & Toen, un. g AH 1 OVELALALES o oo cis coisssition slmcinistane sisiomalbiaisioisis sroiss sivios AT e N /2% Loans and Discounts «e......coassvoemonesonsesssnnce 7,199,045.04 ARl & Fotomee g , ! New York Call Loans ....cee.cacseassiosscosccsscess 300.000.00 Vagat et w0 i U. S. Government Securities..............$2,495,760.64 B Stocks and Bonds .......ce.cvovevesome . ._1,450,900.61 e E X First Mortgage Notes T ’ Customers’ Liability Account Acceptances ............ 106,464.89 ' i 42,815.01 : 2 HE investing public has been quick to recognize Accrtfed Interest Receivable ......ccco0cvevevenncnann- 2,81 el the investment opportunity in our 6% % FIRST Banking House ......co0veurenrnenas...$1,681,94691 ik T S ot MORTGAGES. Furniture and Fixtures . R 58,175.13 Wash, Mkt. Cold Storage Werdian Bark Hotel Gorrrcris 100 207 . Other Real Estate ........ 41,866.88 STOCKS. The Notes are all first mortgage securities of the 1,781,088.92 PUBLIC UTILITY. same type we have been selling for fifty-four years. I g e and they bear our full recommendation as invest- $15,517,654.70 f safety and it. . - ments of safety and merit _ LIABILITIES: We suggest that investors participate in these Deposits .......comeoiincionssenaossens- $12,624,697.17 Notes to the fullest extent possible, because it is | Bills"Pavable) . ... i< s isoomisasmsome oare ST ‘None difficult to predict just how long this higher rate of Rediscounts . ...verveerresonennnnnnn. . None 2 i i BN . /%5 i owe s o s 1,000,000.00 o o1 "Bk of Washington.. 200 23 We will gladly reserve your invest- Bonds Borrowed .....cooiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinennn Zg‘?,g.g; e Pl ment until your funds are available g ACCeptanees S oL Lt s i s e 106,464. Reserve for Taxes, Expenses and Other Liabilities. 133,193.99 Capital Stock, Surplus and Undivided Profits ........ 1,433,298.65 T 15,517,654.70 Swartzell, Rheem & HCHSCY Co, i t d t includ, ts or deposits :c uired from 727 15th Street Northwest This statement does not include any assets or dep q Toited Btate: ‘Washington Mechan! FIRE INSURANCE. Ameriean 210 Corcoran 10 Firemen' 1 R. GOLDEN DONALDSON, President Natioaal Union % pu— : : Foss W JAMES B. REYNOLDS, Vice President ‘i&‘."x‘”n"ufi"’;‘ g il e o s o JAMES H. BADEN, Vice President and Cashier S e LAURENCE A. SLAUGHTER, Vice President ?‘{:;d;:‘“;:fi et om.. 2 HAYDEN JOHNSON, General Counsel 0Old Dutel arket eg(.l. . 4 Old Dutch Market arhington Market .. 48 Xellow C8Diiacesssrsmessonsans B3 [3-EE S the Terminal Bank..