Evening Star Newspaper, February 12, 1928, Page 39

FINANCIALD.® TRADE IS BETTER N STEEL INDUSTRY Copper Market Quiet Except for Flurry of Export Demand. Br the Associated Press. NEW YORK, February 11.—Improv- od trade conditions continued to fea- ture the steel market during the week. Ingot production for January showed & large increase compared with fecember | 19 and at the same time the rate was at & higher total than during Sanuary last year. Railroads came into the market Tor orders of rolled steel. while the ma- jority of the mills reported a rather good incresse in the volume of specifi- cations against contracts. Prices gen- erally were well maintained. The blow- | ing in of additional furnaces by stecl companies was taken to confirm the rted increase in the output of crude and finished steel at the various pre- duction centers. Pig iron trade in.- proved. although the general orders | were said to be confined to relatively small tonnages. The copper market was rather quict | and except for a slight flurry in export | demand, which soon subsided, very lit- tle business materialized. Consumers, BOND SUMMAR High. Low. High. Low. 10214 100 28 101 26 101 12 10330 102 28 103 15 102 31 Liberty 1st 434 » 193! 10121 100 19 100 26 100 12 10412 103 13 104 1105 - e 1008y 97y 97 1011 1 a2, 1148 111 110% 107% 100% 93% 9% &0 108 104 967 95 T 9a 1091 104 1024 101% 110 106% 110 106% 20% 24 1011 99 5 w2 87 108% 1051y 102% 984 97 8Tty 104% 98t 1014 931 108% 104 116 111 126% 106 106 102 9 B9t both here and abroad. appeared to be awaiting the publication f January statistics before making commitments. Second hands and custom smeletrs | were reported to be offering some metrl | at concessions without attracting anv business. while producers were holding | steady at 144 cents for electrolvtic de- | livered in the Connecticut Valley. Tin prives averaged lower. The fea- | ture apparently was the good demand, mainly for consuming account, as a re- sult of the more attractive price levels. Lead ruled slightly easier. There was | & fair consuming inquiry reported, but { gflnclplu,v for prompt and nearby de- Ve sitions. zell;ycp(:ls steady. Scllers were re-| ported as not pressing on the market. Consuming demand‘ w:ls moderate. Ore | ices were maintained. mmlmony ruled irregular. The spf‘! position was slightly easier and futures averaged steady. Consuming mm‘n-- ments were not believed covered fer nearby positions and the delay in buv- ing was thought due partly to the dis- | appointing trade in lead. Baltimore Markets TIMORE, February 11 dn’l!f%—'n\e egg market broke this week under liberal receipts, which have been generally more than ample for the de- mand and as & consequence values show a decline of nearly four cents & dozen on both strictly fresh-laid stock and current receipts. The market is still unsettled and shippers who are in 8 position to do so should let their stock come forward promptly, 8s it is largely a day-to-day market at this time of the year and held eggs are easily detected and turned back in many cases. The market closed today at 37t and 37> a dozen for firsts in | free cases and 327 to 35': a dozen for current receipts. ‘With the exception of old hens. which are in liberal receipt and only fair de- mand, the general live poultry market firm~ under moderate to a close. for medium size stock, with hens pre- ferred. while gobblers ire also in fair if not too heavy, but old toms slow . hen tur- | 8 pounds and over. will briug 45 d and gobblers, 10 pounds and 40: but heavy old toms are slow 30, while poor and crooked breasts neglected at 25. ‘Winter Chickens Are Scarce. inter chickens, 2 pounds and over, ce and wanted at 38 to 40, while but Leghorns will not bhring and 23 and all poor and thin ! es slow at 20 to 22. Demand gased off and values decline at 25 and 26 for medium | e stock, while smaller fow! as Leghorns, are slow sale at 20 22, Old roosters in ample supply at 15 and 16, but capons continue in good demand at 28 to 38. Market for ducks holds firm at 25 5%3 P i g sn pi § 3 (spe- |1 1041 9T 97 1 103 1064 1025 R 1197 116 0w 92y 05 97 10316 100% 1092 107% 106 104t 100 98% 107101 1057 103% 116% 106% 931y 88ly 95 8Bl 103% 100's 106% 964 107 102t 1020 8% 105 101 % 76 102 954 109% 107% 96 824 108 1024 1084 104% 108 101% 95% 9% Yo% 109% 102% 102 9% 107% 103 1171 114% 110 108 102% 98% 110 107% 103 100 104% 9% 106% 101% 106% 102 104% 103% 107% 103% 9T w1024 104% 101% 108 106% 9u% B8 106% 103 109% 106% 102% 97%. 9 7 114 111% 1020 5T% o8 92% 100 93% 99 93% 100% 97 100 % 100% 98y Yzm 107% 101% 101% bW 101% w9% 103% 97'a 102% 94% 2% 5% 1% 55% 14 111% 89 T4n 26 H2% 9Tk Y5 102% 97% 11su 116% Y% Ko and 105% 102 dressed poultry will not bring any more | than live and unless the weather turns cold next week only light shipments of dressed stock advisable White Potatoes Steady. | Under generally light receipts from all sections and a fairly good demand the market for white potatoes holds steady, but it takes well graded, round slock W bring wp values, as MoCor- micks as well as red potatoes are ar-| riving mostly ungraded and mixed | stock, which have W be sold at a dis- count, according w quality. No. 1 potatoes will bring 1.75 to ’12.’)‘ per 100 pounds and 3.00 W 3.75 & bar- vel with No. 2 selling mostly half price. Demand fairly good for sweet po&lanl and yams, but centered on fancy stock with yams selling better than sweets, but all off grade as well as small or irregular stock 15 hard w sell even at ciscounts, while culls are not wanted st any price. No. 1 sweets will bring 256 w 400 & barrel and yams 3.00 W 4.90 u barrel, while bushel hampers sell | mostly 65 t 165 as W quality and con- | aition. Demand for native and nearby | garden truck fairly good but centered | on first quality stock st the following | uotetions: Kale 35 W 50 bushel and 90 1 150 harrel, onjons, 1.95 W 275 bundred pounds; oyswr plants, 0 B.OU hundred. parsnips, 30 W skel, savoy cabbige, 90 W 60 turniy 5 50 busket for washed and 75 30 busket for un-| washied Live Cattle Nwady to Firm, H The general lve cattle market rules sendy W firm shuws 1t change Srom Just week. Iout arrivals continue ight end lsrgely of common W ordi- nary celtle which is siow sale st fnside e Cholee veal calves and Bpring | sambe i Bght receipl and meet with | rendy sele sl full values. Quotatins | u whiar! Feef | wound, 12 w 13 comanon W mediuin, & v 10, bulls, s | W Guality, 6 W B, cows chole b)) fancy, 6 W &, common o fuir, 3w b, | oxen ss W quality, 5 v ¥ calves, vea), | clvdee, 351, Jarge, 11, 32 b 14, large, rough, ® W 10, rough end common, 1 ) eheep, cholce, b Ui 6, uld bucks, 4 W b, e, Bpring s fuir W goud, 10 W 12, first quility, commnom, clote, 18% | 103% 102% 110% 108 100% 6% 98 A% 1064 103 94 L0 9% T3% % 2% 91 Bl b T4 wey 7 100% 87 105 106% 2165 114% 101% 94w 114108 115% 41 102k 9B 9% 1024 9% 9% Yl Yo Y2 ®0 103 100 L Yo 9% 1o 106% 104 8 3 vI% 6% . b Wbk 101 wi 4% win YT yi b i1 100% 10w J06n P 69 1o 1067 PUZ Yo A8 woth L% Yshe G wn 9% 11 10 16w il 100 vE% Yath 6 w6 9% 1145 J0B% M 111% 105y, Wsn Jo4 B Y u4 uy A% wi o wn i BAY 108y 9% Ui 101%, in, 7 W B, bogs, struight wows, 6 W T slage, 4 W 4 13w 16, shoate, B W 10 GASOLINE STRONGER NEW YORK, Fewrusry 1) Gusollie &) pefinerion wis i o sronger postion lest week ON, Falnit wnd Diug porter stales, syersying s\ 1out prin Opwl petinery pants 7156 conts & gal- Jou, wgednst 7124 cente e previous weer, sud 103125 cents w yeRr mgo L A ive pigs, o 1 w2 v | van o 1) i I | esn | wa IR ‘o i b 103 21 116 6 114 22 Treasurv 4% 5 FOREIGN. Argentine, June 53 1959... Argentina 6s A-1 Australla 63 1965 Austria s 1943 Baiglum 6s 1956, Belgtum 748 1946.... Belgtum 83 1941, Bordeaux 6a 1934 Brazil 8%s 1957, Brazi) 88 1941 . Buenos Alres Province 7s 1957 Buenos Aires Province 7s 1968 Canada 68 1962 High Low. 100% 101% 984 104% 100% French Governmen: 78 194! French Govt 1%s 194 E'rench Govt 88 1945, German 7s 1949.. Holland-American s italy 78 196 Jupanese # Netherlands s 1972. Norway 5%s. . Paris-Lyon Med Queensland 7s 1941 Rhinelbe 7s....... 4 Rome6ls52......... Sao Paulo State of. 8s 1938 Seine Lept ot is. 1054 U9« 1184 1064 967 Swise S48 (448 ... Toho Klec Pwr 78 1955. Utitea Kinkaomn 6 ¥ s 193 Utd Kingdom 6%s 1937. o I 106 104% 102% 101% 108% 107's 106 104w 100 99% 106's 105% 106% 105 13 1114 934 91N 91T BTh 103% 1014 102% 100's 1084 106% 103 100'y 105% 104% Anaconda Copper s 19563 Atlantic Retining deb Harnsdall Corvor: o 821 79 . Cons Coal (Ma) st ref i 97 83 Cuba Cane Sug cv deb 108% 107% Uetroit dison ret ds 92V 831y Dodge 6s 1940......., 105% 102'% Eastern Cuban Sug 1%s 1! 108% 107% Goodrich (B ) 6ge 1947 103% 102% 106' 105% 10€3% 105% 1024 101% 96 954 109% 108w 104 102 105% 104% 106% 104 107% 105 102 100% 109 106% 117% 116 110% 109% 103 101% 109 108% 103% 103 104 103 106% 106% 104 108 104% 108% 107% 106 Indiana Steel 5i . Inter Marine 6s 194 Inter Paper bs A 1947, Lackawanna St Laclede 5% Likgett & Myers 68 195 New IEngland Tel 6s 1953.. N Y Edixon 1st 6%8 194 NYGastL Ha&Pbosises N Y Tel 44481939 N ¥ Tel 68 1941 Northern States Power 5g. Pacific Gas & Klec 53 1943, Pacific Tel & Tel 55 1953, Pan-American 6s 34. Philadelphia Co cef 63 1944 Public Service 6s 1944... Sinclair 11 75 1937.. ... Southern Bell Telephone b8 Stundard Oil N J 68 United Drug 6s 1944, U'S Rubber 1st & re U'S Rubber 7% s 1930 U SSteels f 58 Utah Po ner Sugar is tern Unlon T Wiison & Co Ist R. AIL Atchison I' & S Fo zen 105% 104% 109% 108% 102% 100% 88 85 1ZA- 1% 103% 101 99 ¥7% 984 9T 98 96% 101 100% 105 104 97 95 107% 106% 29k 96% 122 121% vz 89w 961 Yh'e 100 Y9 101% 1.0m 103% 102% 33 61% 1024 101% 108% 107% Balto & Ohio ref 6 B&OPIUISL E B & O Southwes: Hrooklyn Man t Canadian Northern 6 ral Pacific 43 194y Chesapeake Corpn 58 w Chesapeake & Ohlocv ¢ Chesapeske & Ohio gen Chicago & Alton s%e | Chicago Bur & Quincy Chi B8 & Quincy lst Chi & Eastel 4 Chi Greut We Chi M&StPcve%s 1933 Chi M & St Paul gen ¢ 44 198y, Chi M & 8t rotaly Chi M & 8t Paul ov 6s 2 104% 100% W T2h 8% TOW 114% 112% B8 Be 964% 95% 974 98 102 101% 118% 118 3 91% 106% 104 Clev Cin Chi & St Louis 6s D.. 108 102% CCCe St Lref@nsa 1vzy, 110% 109% Cleveland Terminal 6%m. 100 99% 9% 9T 1064 106 94 92% BY%A Y6n Chi UnNion SLativd 4 %s 1965, Chi Unton Station 6 s 1963 Colorudo & suuthern ¢ e 1936, Cuba R R 68 1952.... Delaware & Hudson b¥%s 1937, Den & R10 Grunde con 48 1936, Deo & RG Weast 6u 1965... Detroit United 48 Great Northern Hudson & Menhutian rel Hudson & Manhattan ad) 1i1nots Central 4 % » 66 inter Hapid L'ra, Inter iapld Transit ov 7 Inter & Great Nor ad) 6s 1963 Kan C Kt Bcott & M 48 1938 102% 101 vy Y24 102 101 99 14% W Yk vl 9% Yo w6 T 1% 102% 101% K 100 Yo% 100 Y% yeh 9ete 110% 10 Ml El6e My & Lt Lt ref MUK & E S MY Mo Kan & I Mo Kun & 1 Mo Kan & Tex pr Missour) Pucific gen s 1976, L4 New Haven deb s 1967 N Y NH &Gy e e 1948 NY Ryosiveb,.,,...,. N Y West & Hoston ¢ e 1V, Borfolk & Western con 4u 1098, , Borthern Paciio su 207 ,.,... Northern Pacific 4s 1997, ., Nottern Pacitic by b 2047, Dot h ecilio rel i W JUK 16 10 ey vin ua% 94 104% 104 I4% 112w 1k 1124 105 104 100 1025 y e vy b Sive W% us Yl 108 102% 108Y 10dv 1034 100 W0l 9% Win Won CLEN HhY Ore-Wush 1ut ref 4 1981 Pennnylvenis ken s 1960, ennuylvania gen b 1VeY., Vannsyivenis 6i4e Vere Marquette | tteuding 4 hn 1091 4 11y Grands Wesiarn it o8 194 HCLATK & L 8 n ivay, ., AMLINGS & B 1 & Han Kran pr B L& BAD Ve pr in BUL& Mo Vranbhe HtL & Ben Vran ed) €s 19 HUL & Bun Kran luo 8e 1) WP K OB Liue 44 Houbourd AIF Lin Heubourd AIr Lin Dard ALr L, Internations| Tel and Tel 4%8.. . 8. 3 High, Liberty 838 1083:07 nxg i Humble Oll & Rer 5%s 1933..... 5! Chi & Western Ind oon s 1953, ., TH Y FOR THE WEEK Low. 101 21 102 81 100 14 100 12 103 24 103 21 115 10 114 30 ov. week's Close. 997 . U Anaconda Copper ov deb 7s 1938. SUNDAY _STAR, WASHINGTO High 100% 1007 106 101 105 1040 ' 105 100 106 106'% 1124 te )11y 1024 2+ 101 18 4 1014 109% o J02% 10235 108Y% 194% LTeN . 101% [ 10 % . 107 [ 109% by DU 7 104's 2w 1 104% 108 nan Wit e Wit 10 N i) 100% 9ty oY M ity Wi Wity 1 bty b 'y 105% a1 o1 T08% 90 ¢ 105 108 103% 105 % 106% 102 2% 103% £T7% 9l 474 102% 4% T2 1% 100% 13 1091 164 1004 102 244 1004 I3 1094 103 102t [ SUTA 104% ll it 1o 108%, Hiv Hin 170 90 17 e e B ishi 1o4% it 1 104% 10 B m LR i 10y it 01 dty iy Last, Yield. 01 21 02 81 00 13 105 102 108 102's 990 105% 105% 11y 91tz Y0 101 100 1074 100% 1045 1010 w8 16 un 102% 108ty 103% 103% 1065 103 10 1071 100% 104% 103 ' 101% byl Yo% by 100% 1041 b I 1 104 2w 1 104 1024y Bl v 1 101 10 105 102 108% 104" 99y 105% 1057 112% u3 91 1025 100 1073 1004 15 0 0y 1084 104 104% 105% 106% 101% 108" 1164 110% 1024 1087 103% 1034 9T 100+ [N 1050 Y8% 0% 2% 1025 .;4 1y 12 #b% 96 V6% 12, 13 914 1044 1020 1095 100 vy 106 vib 1014 ek 101 in Y0 W%y UL i 101% Yol Y95 kY 109y, 102 1oz, i 13 10iy LI 10 T 1005 104t I 1z 10414 1y e e 99 ity 10y 1ozhy 1011 Il VO U, ity iy naty b uitly sty By Y0y i Wity 0T (v PACKERS LEADERS IN SHORT SESSION Dozen or So SpecialtiestIso Share Gain—0ils Weak on 'Change. By the Associnted Press. NEW YORK, February 11.—A sharp up turn in the packing shares and about a dozen speclalties, steady ac- cumulation of the rails after a fort- night of heaviness and the renewed weakness of the olls provided the high lights in today's brief and irregular stock market. " Trading was in fairly heavy volume for a pre-holiday session, the day's sales running over one and a quarter million shares. There was little in the day’s news to influence the price movement. Export of $1,000,000 in gold to the Argentine offset a slightly larger influx yesterday from Canada. Week end trade reviews continued optimistic in character. Some liquidation developed in the mo- tor group, however, as a result of the passing of the Yellow Truck preferred dividend, the common stock of that company sinking to & new low and then recovering the day’s loss. Short Covering Helps. Short covering operations by traders who had sold stocks freely earlier in the week stimulated the buying of a number of specialties. Pools were again active in a few Issues in which special developments are pending despite the uneasiness created by the recent ad- vance in brokers' loans to a new high record. Brisk demand for the packing shares reflected the recent improvement In that industry, particularly in the hide division. All the Armour, Wilson and Cudahy . issues reached new high grounds for the year, some of the gains running as high as five and three- eigths points. Gold Dust, after several false starts last week, suddenly ran up nearly five points to a new high record at 101% on unconfirmed rumors of merger developments and large current earnings. Tobacco Products A moved into new high ground in further reflection of the recent announcement that the com- pany would be dissolved and its asscts dsitributed. New peak prices for the year or longer also were established by a number of other issues, including American Zinc and Lead common and preferred, City Stores B, Eaton Axle, Paramount, Famous Lasky and War- ren Bros. A. Rails Are Impressive. Ralls, which have been sluggish for some time as a result of poor Decem- ber earnings and persistent rumors of another unfavorable decision in the Van 8weringen merger case, moved up- ward in impressive fashion. Canadian Pacific, Chesapeake & Ohlo, Texas & Pacific, Western Maryland secopd pre- ferred and the Western Pacific issues climbed two to three and one-half points, and a number of others, includ- ing New York Central, Union Pacific, Lehigh Valley and Delaware & Hudson, advanced a point or two. Foreign exchanges were a shade casier, ~with sterling cables quoted around’ $4.87 7-16. The weekly clearing house statement showed a deficit in reserve of $18,- 100,000, as against a deficit of $20,- 283840 a week ago. A jate reserve was $631,939,000. The detafled state- ment of actual condition this day showed mixed changes.. Loans, dis- counts and investments dropped $60,- 873,000, rescrve in the Federal Reserve Bank of member banks, $4,337,000, and net demand deposits, $52,156,000. Cash in own vaults showed a gain of $200,000 and time deposits $15,468,000. PRICES IRREGULAR IN BOND DEALINGS' Some Sharp Gains Recorded. Traders Cautious and Most of List Marks Time. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, February 11.—Only moderate activity was recorded in the bond market today and prices showed considerable irregularity. With new issues totaling about $149,000,000, fol- lowing an aggregate last week of $202,- 000,000, traders were cautious about extending their commitments, Wwhile | many of them were marking time until | after the holiday recess. | A few bonds which ordinarily are in- active, stood out with rather sharp gains. Remington Rand 5'zs, Long| Island 58 and New Jersey Junction 4s | had gains of 1 to 2 points. Announce- | ment that Joseph P. Kennedy, president | of the P. B. O. Pictures Corporation, | had become assoclated with Pathe Ex- | change resulted in a moderate recov- | ery in the latter concern's 7 per cent bonds, which broke badly earlier in the week on the delay In meeting February 1 sinking fund requirements. | A few active rallway issues, such as | Denver & Rio Grande Western 4s, Chi- cngo Great Westorn 45 and Soythern Rallway 6,8 changed hands in rather large amounts around yesterday's clos- ing levels. Armour & Co. Issues were firm on large transactions. | A few Itallan industrinl llens were prominent in the foreign group, in which prices generally were frregular. A firm trend was followed by the United States CGovernment list, but trading was In volume. GBAH.( QUOTATIONS. BALTIMORE, February 11 cial) —Closing grain quotation No. 2 red Winter export, 1.4 No, red Winter garlicky domestic, 148% Corn, No. 2 domestic, spot, 1.06; No, 2 contract, export, 1.04; cob corn, 450a 475 per barrel Oats, No. 2 white domestic, 64a64'%; No. 3 white domestic, 53u63',. Rye, nearby, 1.00a1.10, . Bees, Flowers Tell Hours, To suggest the gathering of swoets in which he speclulizes, n French confec- toner vised a clock that suggests heen fmnnlnu from flower to flower. The | dial Iy of parchment, the hands are in the form of large bees and the hour markings are different flowers. AL cach hour both bees alight on a bloom, (Bpe- Wheat, YIELDING 6/—175—8% Tax Refund Features Local Stocks and Bonds Real Estate Bonds Insured and Guaranteed Bend Coupon for Clroular Smith-Henderson Co. _D._C, FEBRUARY 12, 1928—PART L CLYDE J. NICHOLS, Inc, UNDERTAKERS . | 4200 Oth St. NW. -’ Phone Col. 6324 Nichols, Pres. d cretary LEHMAN'’S TIRE SHOP 023 1 8t 12th and K 'St I WILL SEL $1.000 Walker Hotel 87 1031, Bid. $1.000 Insurance Exchange 7% 1 £1.000 Fifth Ave, 7% 1931 @ 97 85,000 ity luvestment. 6% % 1038 @ 6. 50 F. M. Smith 7% % ptd. @ 10, 8 Units Wardman ) » & DI fnl‘lml' au"mn Mortgage & Dis- 500 Units R. K. Mort. & Gty. @ 11. 20 Trust_ Co, Northern Virginia @ 95, 10 Virginia Plate Glass BlA. 200 Miller Train Control, 2%. 60 Natlonal Mort. & Invest. Com. @ 5 8 Nut. Mort. Inv. Com. new @ 10, 120 U, 8. Securities Bid. THOMAS L. HUME 1412 G Street Main 1345 To Sublease Entire second floor of fireproof building in heart of Washing- ton's financial district. Especial- ly adapted to needs of inves ment banker or insurance com- pany. Northern and southern exposures. Elevator service open- ing in office. 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Prevailing interest and commission J_ouph L Weller 220 Wash- L. & Trast SALES CORRESPONDENT | Man, 34; o) it In dales fetters unuyial- Iy ‘vroduetive, connection where adver. fiving. execufive and sellivg ex requived. Now émoloyed by high-grade eor- voration. Address Box 18.C, Star office, F NW. Invest in Guaranteed 69 First Trust Notes Secured on District of Co- lumbia and Montgomery County, Md., dwellings. Denominations of $250, $500 and $1,000. Title & Investment Co. of Maryland 1512 K St. N.W. Phone Main 2676 The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co. One of the oldest and most conserva- tive. ishes fow cost Insaranee and annuities. Co-operates with loeal ‘Trast Companies and Banks in ereat- ing Insorance Trust Estates. E. D. Sampson, General Agent 1125 Woodward Bldg. CAPITAL FURNISHED Established businesses or meritorinis new enterprises in_amounts of $23.000 and upward through sale of stock issucs. Bank references exX. No' financial advances requir ted. Address Box 63-B. Star Office. Mortgage Money Immediately Available Prompt decisions, current rates and ample funds have established us as one of the fore- most mortgage lending institutions. B. F. SAUL CO. Main 2100 925 15th St. N.W. | WANTED ASHINGTON Branch of Frigidaire Corporation, a division of General Motors Corporation, is de- sirous of interviewing local men who think they possess the necessary qualifications to secure connection with us as sales representatives for the District of Columbia and adjacent territory. Our business is furnishing electrical refrigeration to homes, stores, apartments, drinking water fountains, and practically everywhere refrigeration is re- quired. The men we desire will be between 25 and 45 years of age, preferably married, residents of local territory for @ reasonable period past, and should have some knowledge of ‘specialty business and be able to quality for surety bond. Apply Monday morning after 9 o'clock at our office at 1313 New York Avenue and ask for Mr. Collier. | | 19 Loans secured by Book Value Deferred Legal Reserve ... Pres Interest, Rents, & Unpaid Paid-Up Capital Asvigmed Surplus Account ..., Total Surply Total ... J. B. REYNOLDS, Presidem First Mortgage Real Estate Loans. Real Estate Owned (Including Home Office) Loans to Policyholders......... Bonds, $1,834,600.91—Stocks, $5,770.00 .. Cash and Certificates of Deposit. Accrued Interest on Investments. Market Value of Bonds and Stocks in Excess of Net Premiums in Course of Collection and Less Credits Thereon . Admitted Resources ... Reported Death Claims ... t Value of Annuities and Installments urrent Bills. . aside for 1928 Taxe: Unassigned SIIPNII; Funds to Protect Policyholders A Picture in Figures OF THE . | Kansas City Life Insurance Company Condensed Statement—December 31, 1927 Resources $29,294,453.42 3,262,908.78 10,645,785.83 1,840,370.91 10,000.00 1.280,742.33 983,934.04 collateral.. 52,863.17 1,528,160.37 §48,901,218.85 121,176.57 .. $18,780,042.28 Liabilities 21140400 652,804.62 255,276.06 140,214.67 276,520.00 Preminms Paid in Advance. : oo $1,000,000.00 to Polieyholders e 2,278,572.59 3,528.607.80 0,807,180.39 $48,780,042.28 Insurance ‘in Force $369,602,966.00 J. F. BARR, N. 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