Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1925, Page 29

FINANCIAL. TfiE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D Oy M’ONDAY SEPTEMBER H, 1925. NEW YorK cuRB WARKET | |(OTTONIS STRONG |£ice, Morisese Lowns FMONEY TO | ”"”""'m“““'"" e e Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office . Fisl mpany, Inc. | i & | (- e e dividend Denominations of $250, $500 SECOND TRUST NOTES AS WEEK BEG'NS 738 xgm Street I LOAN Lenu (82 25 ‘p’; And il 1 pang $750, $1,000 and Upwards | afunde J,".;,""" 'm the pur r 2 share of BY W B g, 5 P ¥ . i October 15, 1925, to stockhold, ) S, o pearty WILLIAM P. HEEFERNAN, , | prices i New Maroo ) i B . Wkt do. fiF 54 becor 5, fhe close of business on 6% D™ Fromoi” el e e ORK, September 14.-Many | qy ' contract had been recently | - ll proved property in Washing- fl| Scptember 19, 1925. AL R s ins gh records were established at | (BA% b SORUVEE W GIPOR T Lok M fon. Curredt rates. Prompt | H. BLATR-SMITH, Tressurer, | Located in the mnrm o Washington Investment the outset of tho week. The motors | X\EP8° WILE TS, FH0, (o U ont of ¥ > NA’"()NAL BAN‘K i . Columbia and Transactions Co, 28 @ group were the most prominent, | 3780\ 0L {1 valencia - County. | Belief Rain Came Too Late g I lons the volume of business in this quarter [ 30000 a¢xes 8 RIS ECUTEC i I JAMBF SHEA 76 14k e NW. cxeeeding “that”of "any previous day | 3, M T8 SN BN B 40 Help Plants Take on RESOURCES, $14,000,000 |} [SHANNON.& LUCHY] | e o olhlel:espe:::!1:,?[';19";;2‘[9""‘::‘{ -hi;h in Southern Cities Utilities. Trd v 0 i 713 & 715 l'zu; St. N.W. i 643 Louisiana Ave. NW. I a at o o, voting trust certificates at 4 gained New Growth 1315 F Street wad Real Service i 4 One of the features was the excep. | three points from the balurd"\y nm; 3 JOHN POOLE, President | Main 2348 | rvice m tlonally heavy turnover in Cleveland | and the common, after having a i | Simallydy : Vanced five points Saturday, rose an- f e ; 5 - Renting Drices. for the veer. Fhe ‘sivanse i | Other points or more (oday. There | by we Amociaied Press. B # de- EW <, September 14.—The W t Stutz kept % . als were intimations that important d NEW YORK, P! e are not mere to a tresh r?xnnnu?rrn{)x‘gézs.‘ ““r;’[‘;‘} 3\::} velopments within the company were cotton market showed renewed L oday. Traders evi- collectors of rents actively bought above 14 and Yellow | Pending. | ptrength. eacly tofay g \Taxi of New York gained almost two| New highs were reached in Vir-|dently were fearful that further rains . o : ] . ’ but actual, interest- points. ina-Carolina_ Chem issues, Ar-|reported over Sunday were damaging tabl C h B Idlll As n 3 The feature of the oil group was| ;‘x\nur class B and Gillette Safety mrwn cmmr:m:'n TE}::mAl\:d 9«"\!'\:::1‘ lll e 0'0 ela 'e m s ed managers of the unusual activity at new high ' Razor among specialties. of S0P RORIFLIDIEE, &Y ad N JOY EDSON, Preside: FRANK P. ESIDE, Secretary i b ¥ et tively firm Liverpool cables and. re- JOHN JOY EDSON, nt REESIDE, roperties. he to fi i - ; ports of an ‘active demand for cofton Organized 1879 45TH YEAR COMPLETED prop! o financial independence will not be difficult to negotiate if NEW YORK. September 14.—Fol- 81inta Uall Bi.- * | &0ods, led to further advances. 7 EILALN. Burpine PR, rental - department 5 ?]IKA‘ET“RL(::T‘.,V urchasing one or more of our First lowing is an official list of bonds and [ 111 ‘n it The opening was firm at an advance Subscriptions for the 89th Issue of Stock Being R d of this Company is Mort; NOTES ‘ . 613 o v oty of 18 points to a decline of 4 points. ubscriptions tor the ng eceive S pany ortgage on improved real estate, paying 6/ per cent ;-.l\oc:xmuided 1; on the New York SR T e Y | Realizing caused some irregularity well and favorably interest, and thus be assured of a liberal income with absolute Curb Market today [ dover i ; I AT, DUt ‘offerihas twens: woon Y safety and insurance against depreciation. DS A £ | Leh Pow sec vic h absorbed, and before the end of the known for its ac- . par ¢ - BN : e 9 “‘? | v ; 81 B3, | fi’st hour active months were 20 to 34 YSTEMAT'C R TAKE YOUR FIRST STEP TODAY o9 Alum, 7 'nes 33 988 1008 | 1§ 7 Pink.. . . E 3 points net higher, with December sell- » helptul, efnci- BY CONSULTING OUR . & 8 S | 1Lib Mo & . g 1m:e::: 1:‘4]09‘:;- 260 points above the E ent service. MORTGAGE INVESTMENT & ‘? ‘ AT 0 Kic My "CNew Yoric cotson futures closed stronk 3t AVING DEPARTMENT 0 S haR itz el 2 IR YA G R A B.F.SAULCO. | October Pocenther 110 5487 2340 244 .87 |1 The only way to get a home is to Main 2100 January ... X 3. 4 save for it. The best way to get one 925 15th S o i is by saving systematically. thru the g t. Openi o«z her. 24.1 24.5 Zquitable. ur plan is helping to buy B January, 24.00° Mar 28 homes for many Washingtonians. s dTish Y T New. Orloans Quotations; ARE YOU ONE OF THEM? NEW ORLE . September 14 (#). Bs 8 g i 1 G 2420 .3 :,‘,';: (‘:‘,f:é‘,‘:'f .Z:Hf{, 88 R £ 4 4 —The cotton miarket opened firm, in | JOIN TODAY 3 A pub Ser Iy N J & g 3 3 228 sympathy with better Liverpool cables than due. First trades showed gains of 9 to 23 points, and after advancing ¢ a few points additional lost all the ! 915 F St. N.w_ Oldest National opening gain on realizing.. The mar- | Bank in the ket soon rallied, however. owing to B L § reports of too much rain in the belt, District of Columbia 8 Dot S et 3 and soon made new highs, with Octo- = 38Rl Tract ber at 23.76, December at 23.95 and 1 Outlet Co pfd.. 1 January 24.00, Sentiment appeared 1 P M ow 5 16 % |to be bullish, based on the belief that \r"m Pow Lt pf1y 5 it is too late for the crop to take on e a profitable new growth, and that the R e U i e : Not So Long Ago New Orleans cotton futures clossd very Unt!l steady at net .d'ri::h of 4!1 to 42 ints. ] f § h d ‘d h ff d t t ] October T W% 24080 —the fingers of one hand would have sufficed to tota December . d . '{'{é‘i‘?f’ e s B MORTGAGE NOTES 5:30 P.M. the full quota of American millionaires. Today, their i 23.72: Decembe: Tomorrow number is almost legion. Yet, how often does the pes- IN CONVENIENT DENOMINATIONS simist decry the era’s “lack of opportunities (?).” 2 Sou Cal Ed 53. .. b 53 52 . 3L Saaca 7o, : : Et FOT Investors ! ON IMPROVED PROPERTY One Dollar q The plain, unvarnished truth is that never were op- Ry R 0 s bor U p I ) i in DISTRICT of COLUMBIA or more portunities so plentiful as now. It’s lack of prepared- f ; H i a8 &8 ? . ss i t that keeps you f ing forward. Jagit i 1, e 3 will open ne?s on )oixr par .a” eeps you ronv1‘g01f1g) or:\ar S Rub gy 100 1 = 3ot i § : - QStart a “dollar pile” here THIS VERY PAYDAY ] : 1 a savings and let us help you upward and onward. o First Mortgage || H. L. RUST COMPANY s "‘f“"g‘f?”‘““: s Notes | 912 15th Street Main 6888 Lo CHEEE LT - National All Details Given Prompt Attention : See Mr. O’Donnell, Mgr. | B 0% C) 3 gy i 5 ! L4 Fow By g re Badio' 5 B Mortgage Department ._._.._.__‘—- M t l t i Nethl 5 el SN TS : = etropolitan T : Hy| PEeTA Ha be f 'Read Between the Lines ‘un‘nn‘ml Organized 111 HEN you read a newspaper can you read i i an i e We Buy and Sell “between the lines?” Then read between Lib B ds the Tines, of ks aTaatla, stuighiforivard Aate: Capital, Surplus & Undivided Profits Over $1,800,000.00 er ty on ment: 15th St., Opposite U. S. Treasury nam~n~nn FF PIEGERE SR FEFEFS S Salesin FOREIGN BONDS thousands B 1"Andian Nat Cor 65118 10y Berlin $s- mn’ edetatott «f«:-:-n-— Salesin STANDARD OIL ISSUES 00 First Thot 60 Forty Nine M.. 7 Gold Cent Minea. S ,‘,,,‘,,',M’: CiEEs LA Ko ¥ i LIk : Treasury Notes Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Company i o e e 19 sells only sound, conservative First 4 - . .,;1;]‘.%?,"“&%( Gl 28 8, X% i;“.“mg“nl'“mf" * 9 4% Etc. Mortgage Notes on improved Wash- BB ! 11 gnlo Co S . ington properties. The yield is 614 % Bond Department per annum. Interest checks are mailed 70 Zouthern o % 4 semi-annually on the day they are outhern b Loy, ; Tono. Min Dl | 20 Sou W ‘,"" 5 | i Verde : The Washington Loan due. Not one of our investors has i . . ,‘;%*érgy;g,, 3 b 3 fencen fCank > S M S ¥ and Trust Company suffered loss in 56 years. . J 0 Savlngs DepOSltorS 10005 ‘5 B ,‘,, 3y E FOREIGN EXCHANGE. 900 F Street “ n g7 & (Quotations furnished by W.B. Hibbs & Co.) : 620 17th Street Don’t you think that there is something be- 0 'i‘r"n'fi.‘ifl'a'x "3&‘.‘1‘3 i g tween these lines especially apphcable to your é e A8 = financial advancement? : : g The real purpose of the Central Savings Bank is to represent i T‘ZE‘M‘S e ; erown: s I Savings Depositors in Washington and pay them the largest rate Weo s } ! i'm;a‘m""i' = i MZELI#EEM&HENSEYCO of interest that can be afforded on savings accounts and at the 0 same time allow a fair return to the Stockholders. T Gt i of P o Stockholm. crown % o Bend 2ot 7 NEW YORK, September 14 ®— || v Bect Place F i langes Irregular. juota- 5 Hlora n conts: Great Briialn, demand,| The Central Savings Bank is, therefore, paying 4% on Sav- 484%; cables, 484%; 60-day bills on || for Surplus Money ings Deposits. banks, 480%. France, demand, 4.69%; = t . cables, 4.70. Italy, demand, 4.11%: ||| —is in First Mortsage Securities 56 Years Without Loss to An Investor cables, Demand: Belgium, 4.35' | [l —and when they pay That we may properly represent the Savin i Germany, 23.80; Holland, 40.15%: Nor. Yy properly p gs Depositor and 30 7 weden, 26.81; Denmark, | pay the larger rate of interest we do not accept commercial 4 Switzerland, 19.30%: Spain, 0 Interest i i ich i B 3 53 Greece, 147: Poland, 17% accounts with the heavy attendant operating expense, which is { 1.781; Austria, 14%; Rumania, 49 Qentlal proverty as is back of this ! & S B L G S G i necessary in commercial banks. REEE X Czechoslovakia, Jugoslavia, —and have behind them such resi- Argentina, 40.87; Brazil, 13.50; Tokio, A e poy =ithe e e % 40%; Shanghal, $0%; Montreal, 100 it 'T&u‘fi.f" ” denomina- Open Until 5:30 P.M. 1 ‘Adirand P 7 3 101 1 and m Leath H Mr. Kell f L : 1At ”1""*5 fieit Gl Do EcRE feegtme Department il e ‘;n..'"‘iu “the ! Totggl&%‘g/l;nd due to their paying Savings Depositors the full rate of interest. yisondon, Sepember 143 er, CKEEVER wi GOS( ¢ B X (.omm.ersxal l.Janks throughout the country are being consolidated 3% | Discount rates: s 3 NG and this inevitably leads to the control of interest rates. 8! 3 38 ° B -~ K . - v Thio G & E S 5 Money to Lom 1415 K St. Main 4752 ||| G Yy i (o) our & cap 101 g;fl.’.’mn:‘xfw?o‘é Secured by first deed of truat on real estate T Trac. ,1- 7 Prevaliing inigiest and” commiznion. * * | el F p M wo l 8 ish. L"l' 4 4 e it AR | Joueph I Weller 0,058 i g oney Wil J Brill_Co “. 3 35 — e — £ e RS ¥ o, % o '.‘ ISR L MY | We Offer for Sale o Tt dINmbeE o (|| Every Payment || | el W R Be Protected P 1);{& e b First Mortgage Notes Earns 7% T i 5 s SHED 103 R Ndp B 175 Secaredion ( ; | @ Placed in our custody, Increased deposits under our policy bring increased earnings High-Grade Business Properties UR Investment Savings Plan S E 2 " your PAYDAY and other de- | and insure a larger rate of interest to depositors. Therefore, we 61/ % Int gives you the opportunity to Sooy 3 2 . f . ? O Eomion ¢ 2"/, Interest | || buy 7% First Mortgage Bonds, ; posits will have every pro- feel that we may rightfully ask your active assistance through John i g o i g 7 Eon" G Ball new Purchasers of these notes derive in $100, $500 or $1,000 denomi- 3 3 3 rience & 3 X . 7 ; L %85 335 | the benefit of our service in collec. nations, by payments extended v done, b V- Bres fous i A0 sen el 0 self-interest as well as through friendship. Stone, 5d V7 tion of interest, etc. : over ten months. Every pay- .;m' Stats :,-:m. m“e, agement, abundant resources I ¢ X 4 . MOORE & HILL, Inc ment earns 7%, anic K. Ulimer: Aps. 3 —4 and Federal Supervision can Experience has shown that our plan is profitable to both Stock- - 'y ' l, . Tr. 730 17th St. N, s“,‘“s,},. ‘s';’(‘,“o,“‘;’;‘e .';;‘&' David Bornet, Assi Tr. Officer assure. holders and Savings Depositors and helpful to Home Builders. atcly at the full rate of bond 4 4. Fant. Sec ffEct us_begin pa’"f b Because of mutually profitable features does not the Central i s Stocks Bond interest. Youare not required to LTI - P interest This Payday—prac- St J 2% s 35 | T make regular monthly payments tically any -amount will in- Savings Bank deserve your loyal support? ¥ EGona s 15 103K 0dd Lots Carried on Margin if it is more convenient for you DIRECTORS: clude you in our big family | B & Sh nw co 691 37 % to pay at irregular intervals. YOORBURY ] BLAIR. of over 45,000 depositors. 1 W A. . Buck & Company Sead your nams and addecison ROKERS— this advertisement fér our two 1 ROz co _: 1 Same Rat: f Int ¢ [ C t 1 S - B k siz T nonae ||| | Fimmi |l peid on Lorge and [ entral Savings ban 1420 N. Y. Ave. N.W. TiRe Small Accounts I 710 14th Street (G and New York Ave.) Investor Ye x Tel. Franklin 7300 Holom o dor P R T T h “&" SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES wiiataag LR Omd nalf] i Foe e e e The F. H. Smith Co. S N e at Moderate Annual Rentals The growth of mutual and profit-sharing banks is rapid and The great life insurance companies, the steel, telephone and many other progressive corporations have profit-sharing features. The larger cities of the country enjoy successful banks of the character of the Central Savings Bank, which alone in Washing- ton grants these liberal and profit-sharing features. Progressive [nyss200ng T8 GEE B "“fi“"l”‘;,“ n&. B —~ Founded 1873 W ; ] 4 Fr?cil: llg.‘:l;l'::, P@i?:dw W. Morris, Y.l:. l;rruidmt'; : iz a9 P | || 815 Fifteenth Street--Main 6464 || * | ranklin F. President Cashier. Other directors: Dr. Greg 3 ew York Washington, 3 i Dion S. Bi , B. H. Gruver, Jesse H. J Geo S National Saynllggéa’mlwiwo. | CBirul Dion S By B G, Jvs - i, e Gocre apital an urplus, < >58th Oldest Savings Depository in Washington | 2 Year Cor. 15th and New York Ave. flilf : Conservative tl Conor Ind 1404 SeRek E5h