Evening Star Newspaper, August 26, 1925, Page 27

FINANCIAL PRICES ARE LOWER AT GENTER MARKET "Melons, Potatoes. Tomatoes, Applgs and Grapes are Cheaper Today. 9 * FINANCIAL (] =3 D. (., WEDNESDAY, AU( COTTON SELLS DOWN IN MARKET TODAY Easy Liverpool Cables and More Good Rains Send Quota- tions Lower. UST 1925 | Money to Loan : cured by firat deed of Lrust on real estate. ‘ First Mortgage Loans Prevailing interest and commission. | Lowest Ratea of Interest and Commission £20 Wash. ). 8 Trust - Thomas J. Fisher & Company, Inc. Se Joseph 1. Weller 530 Wik & & B e D, SN & 38 15th Street THE EVENING NREW .YORK CURB MARKET | ved by Private E—Dh"d to The Star Office BY WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN. NEW YORK, August { price changes in the cu day continued to he STAR, WASHINGTON $50,000,000 Loan To Germany Now Most Uncertain| | Br the Associated Press EW YORK. August 26.--Negotia- tions for a $50.000,000 American loan to the German Rentenbank remained clouded in uncertainty. Cable reports indicate that plans for the proposed | financing. which would have set up a farm loan svstem in Garmany simi- lar to the Federal Land Bank here, have been abandoned. but officials of the National City Bank reported thaj discussions were still under wayv and lthey were hopeful to arrange the transaction. INDUSTRIES READY FOR COAL STRIKE Settlement Seen Before Any';u_,_,.h Acute Shortage—Tie-Up |b--ms to Start This Week. | December Prompt Actian WANTED! SECOND TRUST NOTES Funds avalsble for tha pur- chase of all kinds of d trost n . secured on D. C. or nearby estate. Prompt acti Frery Tane WE WILL BUY STOCKS Wardman Mg, & Discoant Carnoration. International Finance Carporation. Marigace. Band & Guar. Cornoration. Real Fatnte Mix. & Guar. Conoration. MEHLMAN & CO. W Phone 8843 + A T g has heen known fo exist in this stock - | for some time past and the demand 26.—The chief | today represented for the most part rh market to-| hurried covering of contracts, follow- made on the side | ing favorable reports concerning the dvance, but huying was highly | future of the market for these shares. speculative. While the upward move- | For the advance of more than a ment was going on in the few spe-|point in Chapin-Sacks there was the clalities selected for leadership, the | report that a share-for-share offer | Seneral market was almost at & stand- | had been made to stockholders by the still. Southern Dairies, Inc., for an ex- One of the noteworthy features was | change of their stocks for Chapin- the persistent strength in Durant |Sacks. with a right for Chapin-Sacks | Motors, which crossed the 15 level on[to subscribe to the company's B a large turnover. as compared with |shares. 3 the low for the vear reached Satur-| Goodyear Tire and Rubber com day of 97%. A large short Interest|mon was again a favorite. Continental Trust Company Capital One Million Dollars Hth & H Streets Washington Investment and Transactions Co. 715 14th St. N.W. By tha Associated Press NEW YORK. August 26 -The cot ton market opened steadv at a de. cline of 1 to 2 points and soon showed | net losses of 5 to 12 points under | selling promoted by relatively easy Liverpool cables and private report of further rains in central Te: October broke into mew low ground | for the movement. selling off to 22.57, | but the decline was checked by ec ering at 23.14 for December. | Trade buying to fix prices helped | 1o bring about rallies before the end | of the first hour, Fears of an un x First Trust Notes favorable weekly review by Are Offered in Denominations $250, $500 & $1,000 tor on the subsequent recover Quinter, Thomas & Co. about yesterday's closinz quot Real Estate Financing New York cotton futures closed steads 819 15th N.W. net decline of 18 to 2% points Main 8416 | 1310 ¥ 5. i ! ! Opportunity ! ! “verythifg plentiful and cheap in the fruit and vegetable marker.” was the staement of a dealer this morn ing. Tantaloupes continue extremely plentiful and cheap, cholc varieties selling at $1.25 and $1.50 a crate, seconds selling much lower. Tncreased receipts of potatoes had the effect of reducing prices for the Dopular vagetable. Green corn, always in demand, was quoted as low as 10 and 15 cents a dozen for choicest stock. Unusually Well Secured Now Is The Time To & 8- LD )ON'T lose the good construc- tion season; secure a build- ing loan from us. Action within 24 hours! 1Atk Nat G 8 Brit-Am_ 01l Carily Syod TACIL Serv now _1Cit Serv pld B 151 Columbian Synd 4 Creale Syna . 1Crown Cent Peia 5 Euclia Ol Co 4 Gibeon 0Nl Corp 6Gull Ol ot Pa 1 Kiroy Pat 21 Lago Pet a Lion 01 Mex Panuco 10 Mount Prod = Mount Gulf ' Nat Fuel NEW YORK. August ing is an official list of stocks traded in on the Curb Market toda) Follow - bonds and New York @ % I ¥ P 5B B el ismas—aRa i ® 5 PR, Am Gar &' F) 6 Am Pow & Lt 6a Anaconds tin BAmo G & E b AU GEW TS 858 2 Boll T Can 26 A 13 Boston ‘&' Ms te n Nt Ry e X - Tomatoes Also Lower. Tomatoes are agzain plentiful. No. 1 stock sold at 30 cents a hasket, No. 2 bringing only 2. Peppers and sum- ! mer squash wera quoted low as! v 30 cants a baskat. while beets and car- | e Y rots wers quoted at $3.00 and $4.00 Per 100, Cooking apples and plentiful this morning. apples at £1.00 and $! A hasket, fancy grapes were quoted at $ $2.50 & crate of six pans | Now is the time fo get grapes for | jelly and zrape juice. according 1o} dealers, aithough they may he more! Plentiful later Today's Wholesale Prices. Butter—Fancy, fub, 49 prints, 5 tore packed. 29431 Fggs—Fancy selected i average raceipts, 34 Poultry — Alive — Spring chickens large, 32: small heavy fowls, 26: medium fowls small fowls 18a20: ducks, 20a2 eats, 40a75: turkeys, 11a12: geese, 12al5. Dressed -—Spring chickens, large =mall 33: turkeys. 30: ducks, 20: zeese, 15 Live stock—Calves, 11alli;; lambs Sprinz. 131;a14: hogs, 11a15 Meat—Beef. 17a18; veal. lambs, 30a32: hogs. 11 35a36. smoked shoulder. 20 U. N Market Review. | Today's market report an fruits and | vegetables (compiled hy the Markel | News Service, Bureau of Agricultural | Feonomics), savs: | Apples—Supplies liberal: demand limited, market steady: Virginia and| Maryland, bushel baskets. various | varieties, large size. 1.50a1.75: small| Io mediim size, 75100, few low as| 50 | Cantaloupes—Supplies liberal: de- | mand moderate. market steady: Cali- fornia. Turlock section, overripe, soft Salmon Tints, standards. 45s, 50a1.00: jumbo, 1.00a1 homegrowns practically supplying the market. Grapes—Suppli moderate; de- mand light, market steady: home- crates, Delawares, 2.00: Callfornia. 4- basket crates, Malagas, mostly 1.75. Lettuce—Eastern supplies liberal; demand light, market dull; New York, 2-doz. crates. Big Boston tvpe, most: Iv High. Low \ G 11 New Mex Lend Pan Am W P i Pear "0l “eoro ™ Fennok 01l “Larp Relt Postor Off Ros Can o X'® s G Caus St G Prea Sin_ ot : Vehesuein Pet 2 WO LG mew Bz S Januare 9.7 October See Mr. King. Mgr., Loan Department BOSS D PHELPS THE HOME OF HOMES 1417 K Street FEREES A 0 13 i3 s i FEEES 23.03: December v Ovening > New Orieans Quotations. | NEW ORLEA ton futures opene 33: December, 22.55 82 hid: NEW ORLEANS— steuds at net wera selling while | 00 and | srapes Special Mispatch to The Star SCRANTON. Pa.. August 26 —An- thracite minerd are expected to he- gin taking their tools out of the mines the end of this week. The f{x- suance of the strike order. which will put approximately 150000 men into idleness at midnizht August 31. i3 beliaved here to be no more than {a formality. None the less. little doubt Is feit that there will be settle ment before any coal shortage can become acute. Conditions in the an thracite field continue to support the prediction made previously in thess columns that the miners will suspend work Septémber 1. and that the strike will continue three to five weeks from that time Both Sides Partly Right. Business men here without - affilia tion with either side declare private Iy that part of the charges made by ither side are substantiated by facts. | They assert earnings of coal compa nies have heen excellent. On the other | hand. they state wazes of anthracite miners have risen 19 per cent since { June. 1914, and that average earn lings of contract miners at the first lof this vear were $8.11 “per star for a day averaging 7.6 hours. The t hgure placed on avraze v'lvnllzu‘v: | | miners’ lahorers at the hezinning of | [ff %330 1038 Detroit City G 8. 108 i Det Eaison 74 28 130% Bred sug'ds B3 07 14 GiT o Ea 840 128, ro 5s 10 a0 s 3 Hdou ‘R fe 100 o tubber I Lehigh Pow 68 10015 h WE PAY MORE INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Than any other National Bank in Washington Interest on DAILY Balances May. Cotton futures closed ne of 15 to 10 points Low Close Januars March May Octoner December 9 Long In Light 8. 1 Manitoba Pow 22S232; g Suberpow 4 Am Superpov Aveo Mig Co A Armour & Co pi Arundel ‘Cor Uities Serv” Atla O Hoid & C new Boru & Co'§ 2 Bridzeport’ Mach. Brit’Am’ Ton Cou Bkiyn City R R Buil Gen EI C Can DG’ Als ngw Light . = Garolina P & 1. 5 Centrit " Pip “Cor, Chapin Sackes (0 Chic Nip“B Tt BC hew R Wi Bal new Bak A Contl Buk B Contl Buk pla 2Contl ToA fne. A Cuda Co : Cuba T C Curtiss Aero s candled A paved road connectin and Tokio, Yokohama | Japan. will soon be onened Come in and let us explain |l Commercial Nat'l Bank 14th and G Streets Resources $17.000.000 JEN DONALDSON. PRESIDENT EEEPEE FEDERAL-AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK RESOURCES, $14,000,000 1315 F Street JOHN POOLE, President | | 35a | oy yo>: 200555000 200505 PRSI 1P ¥ of New York pepe St M _Cor Blgs. O N'Y_8is un Ol Blge witt & Co B ransco. O 78 TR FEREEEE PP FEE 2223353522233 Invites Applications for o3 Souo: > 15: Spring a22: loins, hams, 30, 3 3. Construction Loans Long-Term Refinancing Amounts of $50,000 and over FRED T. NESBIT Loan Correspondent Investment Bldg. Main 9392 3 P 592335350093 00055000 30 59! 3255733229 HI ARSI IB I NI IR 22355350005 00" DYE - ms 3D ERREFE TR S RSRSE5S 2 2 10 Alpine Mont S 3 1, There’s no risk in these First by hem Dubilier ( Dunhill Intl Durant Mot Dup C & R vic Duz Co A in an investment Mortgaze Notes what is conceded staple residential located in Nortnwest ton limited amount of these notes It jnst happens have a .7% are looking for an inves ere the security i unque consult our Mr. Relles of Loan Department. con this 7% 1ssne First and second trust real estate notes secured on in- come-producing real estate in Washington, D. C. this year is 82.8 cents an hour Approximately three months b i of anthracite is now mined and above puE O e rk el fortified . ground. New York it w . | BY & b0l : With enough for six weeke' require ‘i_'l invest Inc. . . ments in the bins and eoal pockets. AT e Shipments of hard coal to the head Eng ReCL 45, Ser of the Lakes for the Northwest have Fed Telegraph not been specially heavy but an ax cellent reserve on the bituminous “ lexists in that section ¥ed Meials T Fod Meials T o Eiiin Tospec Mok 9 Fox Picturcs A~ New England Fortified. T Freon biaclg € New Engiand is fortified for imme & Frashman' Chas diate needs, but it is on this territors 16 Gaxofl e the greatest hardship would fall TGen G & E {in event of a lonz continued strike. 16 G & EntAn The difficulty consists in transporting 1-’:G|Heue S R 2’y {and distributing a large enough supply | during Winter months if 4 | serves ave depleted. Buvinz of coal| | Whera anthracite is used is brisk, bu not hectic 2 Hnelnp. Cor il i Nailroads gHmvEmEs : % | supplanting <ecured 1o he most vealty value Washing m King Neth 6a Krupp Fried L B Chile 6% M B Denmark Mum Medellin rov Santa Fe rov Up Auat G 613 N & supply 79 ) & t Hal” s Hal 7a i Wiss Govi 5 1 T : o E 2 rol HEP 7 g - okio EI 6a Sales in STANDARD OIL ISSUES, unite 100 Atl Lobos nfd 50 Buckeye P L. 200 Crescent P L. a7 30 Cumberiand P 1153 30 H| '8 L 1000 Inter Pet C Ltd 0k G L A 180 Sonth Penn Oil 10 Southern P I #0008 0 Ind 200 8 O Kansae 700 3 0 Kentucky A0S O Nebraska 28008 O X Yo o- Construction Loans Made —for long - time__periods amounts up to $700,000. Real Estate Mortgage & Guaranty Corporation 26 Jackson Place N.W. Resources—$2,500,000 E. BREUNINGER, President 15 @ 2333 JOHN JOY EDSON. President Organized 1839 $5.031,814.86 FRANK P. REESIDE. Secy. 45th YEAR COMPLETED Surplus $1,352,712.93 Subscriptions for the 88th Issue of Stock Being Received Get Started! N'o matter whe Manager Onion Demand Onions—Supplies ! {ent. market steady: New York and Ma chusetts. 100-1b. sacks. vellow, T S. No. 1, mostly around 3.50. some New York, fair to ordinary quality and | condition. few low as 2.00. | Peaches—Supplies limited. demand light, market steadyv: Marviand, bushel haskets. Elbertas mostly. | Pennsylvania and New Jersev. | hushel Biberias. large size. | 3.0023.50, mostly 3.50. Potatoes—Supplies moderate: Ae- | mand moderate, market steadv: Naw | Jersey. 150-1h. sacks. Irish cohhlers, (7. | . 1. 4.10a4.25 3. No. | Light. light: _ demand i 16 Happinese C St 4 L various sections coal-burninz ensgines on B Glen “Alden Coul 1] 182 Goodyear Tire T 1T Gould Couple. 2 Grennan Bak 1 Grimth D \v 11041 Coner na ¢ the shorter runs by zasoline busses or e ane ™ power cars and sre sxpediting * Intern 3 for eiectrification of additional Tohne SHARES $7.50 pians track n 1 il her you are a large as, vinatar € Kiener Wms Si Krait Cheese Lando-sr Hol €A Leh Lehigh CNC Lehn' & Fink Soft Coal Demand Heavy. depositor or a swiall one. The FEquita- In the meantime. the Southeast | burning every pound of bituminons it can crowd under the boilers of its! | steam power plants. The Alabama| } Power "a. is producing 100,000 horze | power in electric current for Georgia industries from its ten hiz steam plants in the Muscle Shoals section consuminz over 3,000 tons of coal % | daily. Other companies are firir | every available sieam unit to supple ment the output of hydro-electric | i plants curtailed by water CENTRAL'S JULY NET. NLW YORK. August 26 (P) | railway operating income of the New | | York Central Railrcad for .July totaled | ’ | ble wwelcomes vou snto their hand of i ):'or inuesto 32 Years’ 7 % i Experience First Mortgage | 2 Notes ¢ XRR A Property Management See Mr. O’Donnell, Mgr., B. F. SAUL CO. | Mortgage Department Main 2100 | 925 15th St. PER MONTH giants, U, S, TODAY. 915 F St. NW JOIN coln Mot 3 McCord REM vic Yorcantie St ¢ Mesasy dron Mid West “Tui) Mig w0l bt Mid W U Miller Rut'be. Motion Pic "Ca '« Mohawk Val ‘nw Moto Meter Nat Bub Ser k. Jat Pub Ser B Tea i ", Calit Eicc X Pl nw bt Corp "4 Corp B orth 0 Pow € or Ont Lt & P Stater P c StUP C old S P ¢ dar Tice & Ruh Qutiet 5 e utlet Co ntd Paih» Ex 'Inc Penn Wat Pu 1 Phila Eee Power Corp 1 Power Secu Prati & Lam iPuc spd P Reo Mnt 2 Rova Radio . Serv TI Corp Al Sleep Rad_vie Southcast P Sou Cal T i Sou Dair Sou Dair SougDair st ap. Stand Pab € Stand Tank Stutz Motor Swift Int Swift & Co Thermiod Rad ¢ homs Sweet Potatoes-—-Supplies light: de- mand moderate. market sieady: North | Carolina, cloth top stave barrels, vel- | low varieties, No. 1. 4.00a4.25; Eastern Shore Virginia. cloth 1op stave barrels, | llow varieties, No. 1. few sales, 5.00. | Watermelons—Supplies moderate; 1 demand moderate, market steady: dock } | 30 200 Vacuum Ol Sales TNDEPENDENT OTL 10 herds. Am Contr Oilfids 3'a 115 Am Maracaibo € 27 T -z SEa. 5 3 2 sales, Vriginia. Ex:(;e:‘!“\ax: %\?‘A’J‘hvyrmand Washington Stock Exchange SALES. Washington Gas Light—1 at 82%. 35 at 63 53 fashington R & Elec, com 177 10 R T B |32 ston Bowy & Flec. pfd.—s at 8% 5 AU BN, 10 wi B8y 10 st 8BS 20 ai | B3 MPo%a'Sai o we spd B0 ai A8w 3030 RAM. 2 ar 805 | AFTER CALL. Washington Rws. & Elee, rom.—5 at 178 |18 a0 e ita) Traction 55—$3.000 at 90% AR T N0 u Grays. selects, 15.00a25.00. Green Corn—Homegrown moderate: demand moderate. homegrown, 5 dozen bags doz. primes, supplies | et market 15a 20 at| 10 A 137, 20 | R The New York Life Insurance Company € com. 196,423,745, an increase of $1.236.415 the same wionth last year. For the first seven months of 1975 the road’s net income amounted to 336, ! 944758, a of 934,651 over the corresponding period of 1874, 20 | Offers to Make > . Lima Beans Lower. Tomatoes—Supplies heavy moderate. market weak half-hushel hampers. hest, fair quality, low as Lima beans Supplies mand moderate. market grown, 32.quart crates quart: mostly 15 Ezzplant—Supplies moderate: mand lizht, market dnll hushel erates. 75a1.60 | Pears—Supplies moderate: demand | moderate, market steady: California and Orvegon. hoxes Bartlerts, extra | faney, 3.25: ripe low .00, 14th & K Tt demand | homegrown mostly 50° | First Morigage Loans BIR355: 0 1 3D e D 33335353 heavy: de weak: home- 1518 per | shington Rws on Improved Real Estate 18 EVERYMAN’S INVESTMENTS BY GEORGE T. HUGHE. 333 5e—$2.000 at 1001, & Flec 45—$1.000 ai 0 Potomac Flec. first Washington Rws 500 a1 70 4 e | 700 53008 & Potomac Telephone & omegrown. | $1.0 4 homegrown, | 81000 Steton Buwv. & Flec. A 33—8500 at 103 $500 at 1037, Wasningion Rws. & Flec 180 Monev—Call loans Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY Rid 27 a1 In the District of Columbia and Subnrbs for 3, 5 or 10 Year Periods 708, 3333 GMITH Bonds now enable you to get this return with the proven safety evidenced by our record of me loys te any inves in 52 years. = fom.—10 ar 3285 RR85,3. 5 and 6 ver cant. d <z demption Possibilities. It is not only the callable provisions of preforred stocks. to which rete was made In the preceding article in This series, but the redemption possi- bilities of honds which affect market | prices. A bond rarely sells above | the rice at which it may he redeemed. | and when it does it is because the | Security 18 so hizh that the difference hetween the market and the callable | fizure is compensated for by the extra degree of safety i Tilustrative of this proposition we may take Government of Switzerland | 85, due 1940, These bonds were first | offered in July. 1920 when interest vates were very high and when the | outlook in Furope was doubtful. 1o tay the least. Anticipating improve. ment both_in money conditions and | political affairs, however, the Swiss | Zovernment reserved the right to re. | deem the issue at 105 on any interest | Aate after July 1. 1980, Now there is every indication that when that time comes the honds will be called 1 |and repleced with an issue bearinz .. |a lower coupon rate. Nevertheless, the honds continues to sell well above the % | price at which it is more than probable they will be retired less than five vears hence. The credit of Switzerland is so high | Henses Buiiness Properties Apartments Office Buildings 5"2% ON APPROVED SECURITY Apply RANDALL H. HAGNER & GOMPANY MORTGAGE LOAN GORRESPONDENT NEW STOCK ALL TAKEN. NEW YORK, & (). —Pub. offerinz of 250.000 shares of the mon stock of the Mavtag I o z cturers of elo | A % Potomar manufacturers of electrical ; Anj. & BOlonies S 9 B orir e per share, | § P Telephone of Va vas quickly oyer subscribed. Horn. | Capital Traction B, R. - blower & Weeks. heading the bank. | ity & Sbuzban 5s..0. - e ey | Dotomae Elac. 18t o8 Potomac Elsc. Con_ 5s. Potomac Elec. 8s 18! Pot. El- Pow. £. m. & réf.” Wash.. Alex. & Mt. Ver Wash.. Alex. & Mt. V Wash | Balt. & ‘Washington Gas B8s.. Wathingion Gas 6% sh. Rwy. & Elee: 43 Wash. Rws. & Elec. MISCELLANEOUS. {0 BanersCdt o A £5,n u Riges Realty (lonz) 5a.. e iWils & € n pt wi i Riggs Realty : 5 MINING STOCKS. | Southern Blds, 6. . Wash. Mit; Cold Storane 110 Ariz Globe Cop. 1 Ariz Coal Min | | Wardman Park Hotel 65 1 30 Butte & West | s Your money is strongly secured by first mortgages on improved, income-producing city property, and protected by the safeguards responsible for our long record of perfect safety. 7% Smith Bonds are sold in ma- turities from 2 to 15 years, and in $100, $500 and $1.000 denomi- nations, outright or by payments extendeti over 10 months. Every payment earns 7%, | sean Tel. & Telga. te. | Amencan Tel. & Telga. $338 | Am. Tel. & Tel. ctl. tr. « com- | Anacestia & Potoma: August e Union Carbide e &% If you carry insurance— you are probably an indirect investor in Power and Light bonds 53, 38E3FRESR505083 MOON'S EARNINGS GROW. NEW YORK, August 25 (P).—Based | on July earnings of $187.374, the| third quarter profits of the Moon Motor Car Co. should run close to $3 2 share on the common stock. Stew.rt | McDonald. president of the company, | predicted today. The increased earn. | ings, he said. were due to the success of new models which the company started producing in June a C Ch n pf wi a CC P of wi Talk Mach Walworth “Mfg.. n this Fift Send your name and address advertisement for our booklet, two Years of Proven Safety.”” EA 0O N M g Nl “Power and Light, our booklet, tells about this grewing industry. Copy will be sent upon request for A.588. West Pow nid. % J = oAer321G, trout e Ne Less to Any Investor in 52 Years lonereclica rernue, The F, H. Smith Co. Founded 1873 815 Fifteenth Street--Main 6464 [ New Yark Washington, D. C. Pitteburgh E. H. RO“inS & so“s Philadeiphia Founded 1876 416 Woodward Bldg., Wasl Bost: Chicago DBz - 5a37 B DA STOCKS. 14 Canario_Copper . y PUBLIC UTILITY 24 Cons Cop. Mine 0 . | American Tel. & Telga Lad 10 Cortez Silver ... . g R | yorfolle & Wash, Sieamboat. 10 Eurekca Crosaus | waan: i o Geidliele 5 05 | that buyers are willing to sacrifice a | Terminal Tax: com Golden Cent Mns 81, “31, |certain amount of principal in return | 2%.—The Geor- | NATIONAL BAN Hollinger ©.. 115 | for the high quality of the investment. | moving. will be o eqnital 3 S i o £' | The first date on which the issue could 1’.‘¢r::1 than :lv_m ;vlg&nlum:-;gm 3 Eay Copper Cors | be retired wil!hhe ‘Januil 1. 1931, and he besi quality in | Comm: Mason Vel iooe lat that time the investor who bought to ofticials of the | Distct; Yatland e % | The bonds at 115 would receive only Exrhange 1105, but meanwhile he would have 380 COMMODITY NEWS 10 Chino _ Ext, Mine WIRED STAR FROM ENTIRE COUNTRY Minneapalis 15 APPLICATIONS INVITED for LOANS on IMPROVED PROPERTY Lecated in the District of Columbia and adjacent Subwrbs in Mentgomery County, Md Name ington Phsieseiphia Sem Fremeisce New Vork Denver ATLANTA. August =ia apple crop. now 30 te 30 per cent last vear and of 7 vears, according Cansolidated Growe DETROIT. August from Michigan and Can ing freely. Receipts Address “FIND YOUR PAY STREAK” —and “work it.” says the inspirational psychologist. He means that ‘& Mechanic R e National Tin Aferican 23 Cornelin % |in interest each vear. 1t works out ., |that_the actual return on his money mnr = Neumont Mining 6. - Potatoes | LINCOIR -y inrican.. . New Jersey Zinc e : for five years. setting the % per cent da are mov- DissiiE e inereasing 'S 32 104 P and the market tone vegetable lines. is easy in all KANSAS CITY. August 26.—The new $5,000,000 plant of the Sears. Roebuck Co. here will g0 into commis- mion September 1. 200 days after ground was broken for the structure. FORT WORTH, August 26.—Oil companies are signing contracts with Texas consumers rebating 1 cent a gallon to those who use 200 gallons or more a month and 2 cents to those nsing 2,000 gallons. This is the first time such a sales system has been tried in the Southwest GRAND FORKS. N. Dak.. August 26 —The State-owned mill and elevator lost $174.511 in the first seven months of 1925, ag compared with a £321.195 for the similar period of 1924, AKRON, Augus —Akron ruhber plgnts are getting back to where they were before the slump of 1920, as is 1ewn by announcements that more than $3,000,000 is to be spent an 2ddi- tions. 5 ' loss of | ond .. e i Xational Bank of W, ! TRUST COMPANY. rican Security & Trust. . | doniinental Truet & oo s wvinge & Triist Whiar Toan & Trasd. SAVINGS BANK. Commeree Sa vingt St Washington. B irity Savings & Com.! | Seventh Street... ... - - Whshinton Mechanics FIRE INSURANCE. ct 228 American ... ... Gorcoran 80 ireme 2 \ National Union.. 1111l | TITLE INSURANCE. { Colummia Title Reai Estate Trust.. MISCELLANEOUS. D. €. P.per pfd. Verchants' Tran Ige haler L: Natl, Mize. & 014 Dutch Market com 0ld Dutch Market pfd. Lanston Monotype .. Srcunty Storage. - ashington Yainw Can *Ex dividend. & Stor. woBn 3Ca 3332em o355 TODAY'S MONEY RATES. NEW YORK. August 26 (P).—Call | money. firmer; high, 435; low, 41; rul- ing rate, 433; closing bid. 4%; offered &t 43 last loan, 433; call loans against acceptances, 4. Time loans, firm; mix- ed collateral, §0-90 daye, 4%ad3s: 4-6 months. 43;a43; prime mercantile paper. fasl;. FLOUR 35 CENTS LOWER. MINNEAPOLIS, August 26 (P).— Flour, 10 to 35 lower at 5.65a8.70 a barrel. Shipments, 39700 barrels. Bran, 24,00~ % A Russian dancer in London re- cently insured her legs for $150,000. & coupon against the loss of $100 on | sach $1,000 bond in principal, would [ be 535 per cent. If he paid 116 for his | bonds the return would be 5.30 per cent and if he paid 114 it would be 5.70 per cent. i (Copyright. 1 TO LOAN —on First Mortgages on im- proved property in Washing- ton. Current rates. Prompt service. SHANNON-& LUCES) M 713 & 715 14th St. N.w. Main 2348 every man and woman is hest qualified for some one particular voca- tion, which, when found and followed, brinzs the greatest suceess and happiness to the individual. With 100 many people it amounts to little, even after they find it, unless they also LEARN TO SAVE There can never he peace and comfort in the advancing vears, no matter what thé current income, until this lesson is learned. Every salary will permit something. When it is started, the next logical question is, IN WHAT SHALL I INVEST You must decide this by the two great factors of Safety and Yield. Don’t be misled by alluring but unsafe promotions. - OUR FIRST: MORTGAGE NOTES on improved real estate in the District combine the greatest Return with greatest Protection. No Auctuation. Call or write and let us explain In detall. You max start with hut Ten Dollars MORTGAGE, 713 and 715 14th Street INVESTMENTS v ‘._flp ply 1o H. L. RUST COMPANY LOAN CORRESPONDENT ®se PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY o AMERICA 912 15th Street N.W. Main 6833