Evening Star Newspaper, October 25, 1925, Page 94

13 RiSOUKTS. LOANS MADEINU.S. REACH RUGE SUM 7= 5. = South and Central America |iiorc? et sint e ot Bigger BOFrOWerS Dllring rope un to the countries of Cen- Year Than Europe. sents funds advanced for the rehabili- tation and the advancement of for- eign industry and commerce. Finan- clers regard it as extremely improb- ablo thas the countries of the world disrupted by f terrific strife could have thelr present ze of readjustment without this aid from American investors. and South America, which now are the largest debtors to investors The municipalities and cor lada stand in second .\..mp of Central and America standing in United $4, in nd loan obligati the sums invest Canadian a8 held in the 1t of post-war mount to ,035,000 bonds of E ean govern- ents and corporations in this coun le of securite to ln J.C ROYLE. | the rican invest al volume of invest s ts now held In this country ports to - sale here tc Of this sum $46 More Loans in ) result of pre an countries owed 2, 115,000,000 1o issuing 663,000,000 ents and corpor NEW JERS!’ | The Resors City Beautiful ‘Where Seashore and Country Mest FINEST IN THE FALL Every Sport at its Best Golf, Fishing, Boatmg, Riding, ATLANTIC CITY Mo'o"ng Abotel of Distinction | on the Boaravalks esPeCutdoarLie For informatien, write Asbary Park Hotel Asseciaton __ or MunicpalInformation Bareas 118 Boardw ark, Al’l ANTIC CITY'S NEW HOTEL ROQUOIS SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. 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AMPLE HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS | “IHE "SUNDAY tries on the first of the year wers obligated here to pay $4,140,000,000, divided into $915,000,000 in govern: ment loans or loans on government Ruaranteed securities and $3,225,000,- 000 in private louns. This year 80 far an additional $154,790,000 was loaned to the Latin-American governments and $26,625,000 tions. Approximately $74,700,000 of these transactions were refunding ob ligations, so that the net total of new loans this year i3 $105,715,000. Private Concerns Favored. American investors have placed more dependence on the ability and willingness to pay of private indus- trial corporations in their investments than_on_government ,000 in. " or 55 per cent ne Into industrial direct loans, while : 5 per cent, has been o in government urities and | hose’ beasing & overnment guar antee (Copyright. 2,220 GET NEW JOBS. 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Trading in Bonds On Curb One of Week’s Surprises NEW YORK, October 24.—All through the past week trading on the curb was on extremely large scale. Many sto moved up to new high records volume of busine: supplemented by trading in bonds, transactions in bonds running over $1,000,000 to the da 7 more than 100 different bo were traded. Foreign be inued prominent, some of them making substantial advances. Movements in stoc week traveled over a wide range and / issues rose from & to over 30 points. The widest movements were in the public utili- ties, s during the WEEKLY BANK REPORT. NEW YORK, October 24 (#).—The actual condition of clearing \d trust companies deficit in reserve of 3 his compares with excess | reserve of $10,429,950 last-week for BUTTER UNCHANGED. October 24 (). 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Columbus, Oct. 29 | ny In Riatcs NORTH GERMAN lLL&IY1) 32 Brosdway. N. Y. C.. or your local S. S. Agent BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK. | { | WEEKS EXCHANGE MOVES 3 YORK, ( 24 (@) French francs reflect BALTIMORE, Md., October 24 (Spe- cial).—The general live cattle market rules steady and prices show little| . change under fairly active demand|s for first quality stock, but xnn\Pmen11 tober Sterling e new top on the curr lmnl] developed stre another heavy outflo and to the United States, ¢ bills being quoted today slow and indifferent on common to ordinary cattle. Receipts both on the whart and at stock vards continue | ya, light, which tends to keep the market | fairly firm. Quotations today at Light | et wharf: | Beef cattle, first quality, pound, 9 10; common to medium, pound, Gus; | bulls, as to quality, pound, 4a6; cows, | § chofce to fancy, pound, 4a6; common | JHoCk to fair, pound, 2a3; oxen, as to qual- | \,(,,,,;\,' pound 4at; milk cows, choice to | head, 50.00a75.00; common to| Storasg T head, 30.00a50.00; calves, veal | choice, pound, 13a13%; ord to medium, pound, 10al?; rough and|. common, 6a8; small, culls, tas. | old bucks, 3a4;| Spring, choice, 8al0; common, JRE AND PIANOS ave. u.%. Phous FITAL STORAGE '500 Rooms. STORAGE of All Kinds MOVING PACKING SHIPPING Best Avpoiniments Lowest Rate Eipert Workmeén i Central Storage & Transfer Co. “More Space for Less Mones 59 M 'St NE Fr. 9475 Larzest Reinforeed Conerete FIREPROOF Sheep, choice, 5 common, 2a3; lamb: 14a14%; fair to good, thin, 8al0. 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RESOLUTE From New York Jan. 21, 1926 " Los Angelss Feb. 6, 1926 " San Francisco Feb. 9, 1926 Rates $1500 ulua;:fndlu THE LEADING HOUSES are always open and comprise the finest in the world. A wire, letter or p)wlve «call to any of the following hotels will secure Dooklet, rates, feservations and other information. £ -The Ambassador A -Chalfonte-Haddon Hall Ax-Tho Breakers AE-Marlborough £ -Ritz-Carlton A -Hotel Brighte £ -The Shelburne A -Hotel Chelsea AE-Hotel Kniokerbooker | A -Galen Hall A -Seaside lotel A -The Holmhurst A-American plan. E-Earopean plan. Az-Netel Traymore A -Hotel Dennis A -Hotel Strand A -HotelSt. Charles A -Hotel Morton AE-Both plans Through Pullmans—47, R. R. or Baltimore an: tickei agents. Bours by rail from Washington via Penua. Ohio R. R. Full Information from locai WPG— 300 Meters Municipal Broadcating Lapland Jan. 16; Mar. 6 Dnnmn 46 days. Stop-overs permit. ted. Optional return via Nonh luxw pean ports. * + RED STAR LINE & M. Hicks, 1208 T 'Streé6 N.W., Washingted, B. C., or any authorized steamshlp agemts For fulkinformation send to UNITED AMERICAN LINES (Harriman Line) 3539 Broadway, New York, or local steamship and tourist agents Jan. 7; Feb. 25 ADMIRAL ORIBNTAL LINE ing Operator: 101 Boum ldg., l“hlhdelphil, Pa. »