Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1929, Page 15

TINANCIALL CONVERTIBLE BOND ISSUES SHOW GAIN International Telephone 4 1-2s Prove Market Leader With Rapid Advance. BY CHARLES F. SPEARE. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, March 28.—The entire bond market today was overshadowea by the sensational advance in Interna- tional Telephone 4!7 per cent converti- bles, which represented a large propor- tion of the total transactions. Opening at 1243 to 1325, col plred with 123 at the closing yester 24 rose on large units to 130, v\mch as 10 points above the price to which they had advanced earlier in the year. This movement was in line with the heavy gains that were taking place in the old and new stock into which they are convertible. Profit taking develo] after the 7-point rise and cut of part of the gain, but in the afternoon }he lbonm worked up to a still higher evel. Other convertibles were strong, but gains in them were limited to a point, with the exception of Anaconda Copper s, which rose 4 points. Anglo-Chilean 7s declifed a point and then rallied. Antllles Sugar 7!3s advanced 4 points, | although the Cuba Cane Sugar issues | \x°re heavy. Dodge 6s were slightly higher. Commnclnl Investment Trust 518 Inned to make up much of yester- day’s 7-point drop. United States Oovemment issues had a better tone. The fourth Liberty 448 rallied 3 and the “Treasury 4s 1,. Short-term issues are under pressure due io the prevailing high rates for time money and acceptances. The changes in the legal list of rails and public utilities were smaller than they have been on any recent day. This was also true of second and third grade corporation bonds. In the foreign list an advance in| French government and municipal issues after the recent sharp decline was & prcminent development. Belgians were also stronger. Throughout the Jist of inactive dollar bonds there are sbundant signs of weak market posi- tions, with difficulty in selling even small blocks except at sharp concassions in the price. This is apparent not only in listed but in unlisted issues, and applies especially to South and Central American and Southeastern European UNITED (Saiae are Lib3%s... 50 Lib1st4%se 73 STATES. 12 $:.000 ) Sales. High. u;v 9712 9825 9816 9328 9822 l Chile 6s Lib ath 4 112 US3%s 52 9922 9914 US4s194 76 10210 102 US4%s52. 182 1064 10524 FOREIGN. Sales. High. Low Argenting@sJuss. § 9% 984 Argentine May '61. 11 99 Argentine 8s Oct 69 14 98% l lD"t mz‘. 102% 16 97w 97T 97l 2 9T 97 97 59 99 98K 984 20 1084 102% 102% 19 107% 107 107 i 25 105 104% 105 | B 9 114% 118% 114 By 18 109 108 109 3 884 88 88 7 100% 100% 100 13 99 9 99 2% 92 964 96 13 106% 106 106 4100 99% 100 6 99% 99% 99% 24 103's 102% 102% 32 99% 09y 99% 6 92 91% 91N 22 92 g igB 10 101% 100% 100% Christia 1 99% 997 99% Colombia 8s Jan'1. 10 8714 s 874 Con Pow Japa 4 97w 97 97 Copenhagen'4ss8 2 864 8614 80's Cownhuen brct.. 8 944 941 944 Cuba §34s.... 18 101% 101 10138 C2echo 83 1951..... 10 110 109% 110 Danish Munic8s A. 2 109% 105's 109% Danish Munic 83 B. 11 109 103% 109 Denmark d}s..... 24 86% 86% R6% Denmark 6s. 4108 103 108 DEIS%s Novb3.. 25 1014 101% 101% Duteh Bast 1 6347, 9 102 102 102 9 102% 102% 102% 5110 110 110 4 954 954 954 W 8T Canada 681931, Canada 68 1952.... Canada 5%s 1929.. 0. | Chile 6s61. Chile 7s 1943 . E! Salvador 8548, Fiat 78 x war 46 D = 99 b 103% 1024 102% 33 1062 1054 105% Il no‘- 110&1 H‘)’}t 22 105’- msn 1051\ 1,964 964 964 17101% 101% 101% 2 99% 90y 99y German 7s.. Ger Am Bank Ger Gen Eleo 7 obligations. " SILVER QUOTATIONS. NEW YORK. March 28 UP).—Bar| K. silver, 564; Mexican dollars, 4215, Washington Stock Exchange SALES. Capital Traction 55—$1,000 at 99% . Washington Gas 55—81,000 at 101. Washington Gas 65 “B"—$500 at 1041} Capiial Traction Co.—10 at 98%, 30 & 981, 20 at 881} Potomac Electric 53 % pfd—5 at 108, 1 at 108, 10 at 108. ashing & Elec. pfd—10 at gton Rwy. 9744, 10 at 9714 Rlsgu National Bank-lfl at 576, 10 at 7145 D.C. Paper Mfg. Co. pfd—4 at 85. Federal-American Co. com.—40 at 53%. Federal-American Co. pfd.—10 at 102, | 15 at 102. | National Mtge. & Inv. pfd. —100 at 5%. s:cuxny Storage Co.—10 at 121. AFTER CALL. ;‘Bfl;'m:'“" & Gravel pfd.—10 at 92. wy Elec. . —5 at 97. !treuns ice Co.—100 at 4014 RS&% tional Bank—10 at 872, 10 at 572, 20 at 872, 110 at 572, Potanuc Blectric 512% ptd—20 at UNLISTED DEPT. Park Savings Bank—10 at 832, Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY. Amer. Tel & Telea. 47 ....... : T AR e e o zr"sx Adcontip & Fot K. K. 8 Bid 98%% ofter. | .18 4 100% 100% 100% 914y 91w 100% 10074 t 56 984 98 984 o 9 93% 98K 984 984 1 16% 16w 164 2101 101 100 101 100 i 100% 1007 5 100'1 100% 100% Paris-Ly-Med P y-Med Ta. .. Parie rleansb4s. 1 93 93 Peru6s6? wi..... 26 86% 85% . 4 5T 864 « 14 10134 100 10 125 oo 3 8L o 48 BiY 834 S4u + 19 964 96 - 98 4 108% 105% 106% Queensland 6s...... 4 102% 102 102 Queensland 7. 1109 109 . 109 nnlnownmrl 52 17 80 89 89 1 100% xogu 100% 06%s 13 93 Riode Jan 8s 1946.. 4 108% 105 105 8102 101 102 % Paulo City 8s.. Paulo 85 1936. . Saxon (PW) 7 Semne 7s 42.. 2114 118% 114 1 108% 108 108% 7 97 984 97 4 1024 102 1 108% 108% 108t 2 98 83 98 Tokio 6%81961.... 65 88% 8I% 8% Utd Kingm 6%837. 29 103% 103% 103% Utd SteamCopen 65 1 99% 99% 99 . 41 85 854 85% 8 924 92 92 MISCELLANEOUS. 222833.,328233288 FE 87 102% m‘r". PECERT & Amer. Capital meoln National )nmpehun Riges Natios TRUST COMPANIES. American 8o &my & Trust Co.igts Continel Serchan Nations) nvln on WaSkineion Lo PIRE INSURANCE. 3 American Corcoran Kational® Union an INSURANCE Columbis e of ‘Md. ‘com itle prd.. Real Eo nc Title & Wash. om. 2| Inland 8t) 43, Net iy L Pessies Bue stores Securily Storage TRy Woodw rn *Ex dividen Unlisted Department. BONDS. Army-Nayy Club 4 Cosmos_Club o cercial Club- 18t 6. City Club s, . Stetropelitan Glib 41a. BTOCKS. 3. |KanG & E6a 52 AmAgriChe: Am Int Cor %8 AnSmit& R 1t Am Sugar Ref AmT&Toltr Am T 11 104% 104 47 105'% 104 104 8 100% 100% 100% 4 108% 1034 103% 11 99% 991, 94 5 101% 1014 1014 47 102 1014 101% 56 1064 104% 1043 98% 98 98 104 103% 103% Béll TeiPaBsB. .. Bell Tel Pa6sC.... Bethlehm 8tl pm bs Beth Steel rf 6s.... Beth Steel 6%s 63. Bethlehem Steel 63. 4 Skiyn Edison 6s. .. Bush Term Bldg 5s. Certain-Td5%srcts Chile Copper Colon 01l ol Gas&E| deb 5s. Com Invest 5145 Com Invest 6s Con Coal Md 1st ConGasN Y Consumers Pow Cuba Can cvis 1014 101% 101% 101 101 101% 104 103 104 mu 102% 102% 101 102 69 69% 9 9 1084 107 97% 99 99 68% 68% 1054 104% 104% 102 ug DatroitEdisons Detroit Edison Dod, 100% 100 100 99 o8 984 81 81 8l 4 111 111 99k 98% 99y 101%4 10044 1014 107 108% 107 9% 91 91 89 89 89 99% 99% 99% 100% 100% 100% 102% 102 102% 97 96% 964 102 102 102 o1k 01 91y 105% 105% 105% 9Fh 9% 9% 101 101 101 L0 LI ) 91u 93y 93y, 932 93 93W 3L 12413 130% 101% 101% 1015 103% 103% 103% 110 110 110 101 101 101 103 102 108 102 101 102 118% 1184 1184 112 110% 1104 7% 97 97 8 8o 88% R5% 8BW wnu 100% 100% 2 94% 9i% 9% o 974 98 100 Fisk Rubber Gen Cable 6% Humble O1l 53, Humble O & R 6%s. [llinois Bell 1st b8 Iilinois Steel 4% Indiana Steel bi Intl Cement bs ntl Mateh bs 47 Int Mer ine 6s | int Paper 88 47.,.. | inter Paper 8s.. [int Tel&Teleg 4% { [nt Tel&Tel 43 s v Kan City P & L 68 Kelly-Spring 88 Laclede &s. Lorillard $%s LouisvG & & ManatiSug Midvale St Mont Pow Anacostia_ Bank Chapin Backs .. ... Chapin sacks 77 pid Chapin 8acks 87 pld i B '&me Tnsu: Alona: Bk . O Washin ‘rnn Bas .o ‘Weodis u-unncu gav . 99'4 100 Mont Power deb 58 LI Nat Dafry Ys. ... t Radiator 6%4s. England’l 1ison b8 son 448 LH&P 104 104 104 5 1024 102% 102% 114t 1134 1181 10315 1034 103w 98, 9R% 93 1064 1057 105% % | Postal Tel & C§ "THE EVENING [e=== BONDS == == Received by Private Wire Direst 8o The Star Office . High. 56 100% 13 102 47 1054% | Pan-Amer 2 104% | P-n Amer ount { Por Rlo Am Tol Public Service ¢ Sinclatr Of1 Sinclair Ol Sinclatr 01l Srand Of1 N J 68 46. Stand OIIN Y 4% SugarEstOriente7s. 2 8 = 5 13 22 17 5 17 10 4 22 12 17 15 3 10 5 12 19 13 B 20 S 14 TennElecPow 88 47 Transconti 0!l 6% United Drug 58 63.. U 8 Rub 1st rf b US Rub 7% USSteelnt » SrrcaSuensalaS Walworth 6%s Warner Sug 7s ¢1.. West Elec 6s. Westn Union bs Westn Union 6%s. Willys-Ov 6148 33.. Wiison & Co 18t 6s. WinRepeatAr 1 4s. Togstn S&T ba wi. 44 RAILROAD. Atchison ad)j ¢s 3 B4% Atchison'gen 4s. ... 18 Atch deb 4%48'48. . 185 AtlantieC Liel4s.. 1 28 39 » Brook!vn Elev 648 Rklyn Mannat 6s Bklyn Un El 58’5 Buff R & Pitt4¥s e mann s 12 87% 874 874 1 1034 105%. 105% 1088w 88 s | Q! Can Nat 4348 84 Can Nat 4%s 87 Canad North 7s Canad Pac deb 4 Can Pac 448 ¢¢ Cent Pac 18t 6s 90 Chesa wrp Sswi Ches & Ocv 4% hes & O gn 44 O4%s'98 A Chi B& Q 1strf 5. Chi&KE 111 go 68 61 Cnl Gt West M&StP g PN BlRaacanelinnlom— w e Chi Union Sta 6s 4 Chi Union Sta 6 Chi & W ind en ¢s.. CaWI15%s62.... CCC & St L 58 D, Clev Term 6 Colo & Sou 4 R17% Cuba Nor 5348 cts. Del & Hud 1st rf 48 D & Hud cv 58 36. Den & Rio G on 4. D Rio G West bs. .. DRG & Wat 6818 0 Erie conv ext 78, Erie (Pa) clt t Fla East C5s 74 Fonda J&G 4% it Trunk stdn Gt Nor 434876 D. Grt Northn 48 111 Central rf 55 58 111 Cent Chi 434s. [11-C-C-StL&NO b Int Rapid Tran bs.. Int Rap Tr 6a stpd. Int Rapid Tran Int Kap Trans 3 Int&GtNor adj 6s 53 Int Ry CAm 6841, Int Ry CA 6%sret Kan City Ft Knn City Term 4s ke Shore 4s 31. l.th!n Valends... LehiVgen 4%s 2003 Lehigh Val 5s 2003, Long Isrf4s49.... Louis & Nash 63%s. Louts & Nash 7s. Man Ry 1st 45 90. arket St MILE Ry&L Mo Fac b3 F 77, Mo Pacific 53 G Mob&0 4%s8 77 Nash Chat&StL ¢s. NUT&MbHs. . NYC& StL ded ¢s.. Chi&StL 5% sA. NYChi&StL 6%~ B, 100% NY NH&H db 48 57, n NYNH&H44%s.. X NY NH&H ov db 6s NY NH&H oit 6 N Y Ont W 1st 4; N Y Rys 65 65 N Y State Ry 4 4s NY Sus&Wn gen 58 NYW&B4%s.... Nor & S gen £8 54.. Nor Pac 3s 2047 Nortnern Pacific ¢ Nor Pac 4%s 2047 1181y Ore Short L rfs Pe Pen yl Ptnnlyl lh- Pennsyl gold 78, Pere Marq let 58, PCC&StL5sA, Portiand EI P L 6a. Port RL&P T%s 46. Reading gen 448 A Rio G West c1 St L IM&S 4529 St L IM&S R&G 1 StL IM&S gn 6881, StL&BFplis 26 StL&SFr4% StL&SFpriné St LS W 1st 4 8t L8 W co SLL & Sown 8t P Un Dep . San A & Arn P 4s.. Seaboard AL 4s sta SHBAIFIAGEIs A, Sou Pac ds 2 Sou Pacclt Sou Pacific ref ¢ 110% 110% 110% ' Sou Pac 4%s ret A 100 100 | No Am Ea 84863 Nor States Pow 6s. Nor States Pow 68, 1104 104 104 Sou Ry gen 48 99% 99% Sou Ry Con 99% 100% Sou Ry 6s 56 Sou Ry 6% STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY. MARCH' 28, 1929. Low. Close. 99% 100 | 1004 u'.\. 8% 101% 105 104% 9% 9% 104 96% 93 20% 101% 920 181% 76 % 9844 99 Ny 934 91 i 8l 89% 8% 1083 | 1027 107 100% 100t 105 lli’t TRADING 1S LIGHT AT D. C. MARKET Dealers Expect Increase in Business After Easter Holiday Passes. Although supplies of poultry, butter and meats on the local wholesale mar- ket are more than adequate for the de- mlnd only minor alterations were noted rices today, particularly those on hut r and egegs. Trade next week is expected to be brisk as a result of slow buying on the pan of retallers during the fortnight oy wnh supplies heavy and only a com- Earnzlvtly light demand from the trade utter prices were lower today. l: s and Spring poultry are coming ‘ast from rural sections of nearby eryhnd and Virginia. The price of eggs, as a consequence, has fallen off several cents on the dozen. Today’s Wholesale Prices Slightly Lower. Butter—one-pound prints, 47'5a48; tub, 463;a47!,; store packed, 28a30. Eggs—Hennery, 29a30; fresh selected, 28a29; current receipts, 26. Vs, 35:!38 Win- ter _chicken: Sprlng chickens, 48a50; fow : Leghorns, 30; Toosters, 22: ducks, 25; geese, 20; keats, young, 60a70; old, 35240. 'Dressed— Turkeys, 40a48; Winter chickens, 40a 45; Spring chickens, 33a53; fowls, 34a 35: Leghorns, 32; capons. large, 46a46 small, 38a40: ducks, 32a33; geese, 20a 25: keats, .00. Meats, fresh killed—Beef, zon lamb, 30a33; veal, 25a28; pork lelns. fresh hams, 20. 1ruh shoulders, smoked ha ‘noked shoolders, 17: bacon, 22; h in bulk, 1312a14; packagv: 1414a15; compound lard, 13a 1 L:ve stock—Calves, 17; Spring lambs, 23a2! Frnlt and Vegetable Review. ‘The daily market report on fruits and vegetables (compiled by the Market | News Service Bureau of Agricultural Economics), sales to jobbers except| g { where otherwise noted, says. Apples—Supplies moderate; demand llchg market steady: barrcls, Virginia, U. 8. No. 215 inches up, Winesaps. 5.0025.50; few 6.00; U. S. No. 1. 214 inches up, Winesaps, 4.50; boxes, Wash- ington, extra fancy, Winesaps, ‘medium to large size. 3.00; Romes, medium to llrge size, 2.50a2.7 bushel baskets, is, U. 8. No. 1, 2!2 inches up, Mmu 1.65; unclassified Yorks, 214 inches up, 1.35: 3 inches, Delicious, U. 8. No 1, 2.50. jupplies : des man modenm ‘market steady; Carolina, dozen-bunch crates, green, large size, 7.0088.00: small to medium ll.le 4.0080.00; white, short, all sizes, 25.00; extra fancy, green, very large sm 60011200 large size, 8.00210.00; medium size, small size, 4.50a6.0 very small size, 3.50a4.50, according length. Cabbage—Supplies liberal; demand mode?u market sfe&%yql;lm;(g;, 11; . bushel pers, poin le, A’ few 1.60; South Carolina, 1!3-bushel hampers, pointed type, 1.15a1.25; Texas, | barrel crates, round type, few sales, 3.00. Celery—Supplies moderate; demand light, market steady; Florida, 10-inch crates, in the rough, 3-6 dozen, 2.758 3.00; mostly, 3.00. Lettuce—Supplies moderate; demand light, market steady; California, crates. Tceberg type, 5-dozen, mostly 4.25; few low as 4.00: South Carolina, 1}2-bushel hampers, Big Boston type, 1.50; North Carolina, 5-peck hampers, Big Boston type, wide range prices, 1.00a2.00. ‘Onions—Supplies light; dem-nd light, market_steady. _ Mic! h#m 5&ound sacks, Yellows, U. S. No. 1, 4. 8. Ohlo. 100-pound ucks, Yellawl, . 8. 1, slightly mmes Ol wck—‘suppllu mod- demand ht, market about New York, 150-pound sacks, No. 1, 2.00a2.10. Supplies moderate; market about sieady. head barrels, Spaulding Rose, U. S. No. 1, 7.25. ‘Texas, 50-pound sacks, Bliss Triumphs, U. S. No. 1, 114-inch mini- mum, 2.75. Spinach—Supplies moderate; demand light, market steady. Texas, bushel baskets, Savoy type, 75a85; fair quality and condition, 60a70. SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. (Reported by J & W. Seligman & Co.) of fi -Chaim¢ Bs 1937 G o1 ARSer 30 id52 1 American Tel. & Tel. 4s 1929, fnaconda Coomer Mip, 6s 1953 1033 Ito. . gk B 11 Tel. of Cnnlu s 1955 . Lllxlonnl . Cor) 128 1938, Bid. 9874 10144 SEESL 5 % 2858585828 2SSesessecssees: ooes ST IF T "0"1838 g s W00 as 1638 JQH!Y 5‘ 1806 “)’ . qs 1933 gs!. y ny (] 93: United Drus Cor 85 1 53 estern Electric Co. 5s Wheeling Sieel Gorp. FOREIGN EXCHANGE. (Quotations tum.smd by W. B. Hibbs & C0.) Nominal gold Selling chocks 8 (or par). $4.8665 19 = London, pound ris, ‘tranc russels. e o ot Am Bhi Dldl Co Bllla A ;)hla R F 2 Cl\n Car & Fdy Co Edison Co Boston El Househid Ut Co_ oo & EBxaniE550nnn00n0R | o, q | Jeint 1nv Tne Ci'A Q Do Ex ¢ Hamburg covn eral stock Prod High. Low, Close. 86 854 86 105% 105% 2 98 3 60 BRI Third A ‘Third Ave dj Tol Tr L&P 5% Ulstr&Del 55'28 sta Union iac st 4 Union iacific 48 Unfon Pac 1st rf 4 Unlon pPac 448 67 Virzinia Ry 18t 6s.. Va Ry & PBs... Va Southwn con be. Whash 4 %s 78 ret Wabash 18t 58. Wabash 2d 5s.. Wabash 55 76 B.. West Maryland 4 Western Md 6% W rn Pacific 5 ‘West Shore 45 2361, WisCengn s 49,., ¢2 91 86 101 2 100% 9574 91 854 10014 99% 958 8% 93 96'% 85% N {U. S. MOTOR FIRMS IN BATTLE ABROAD Different Methods Employed by Leading Producers to Cap- ture Trade. BY CAMILLE LE MERCIER. Special Cable Dispatch to The Star. PARIS, March 28.—The European motor car market has become a battle- fleld for the General Motors Corpora- tion and the Ford Motor Co. General Motors fired the first shot last week by acquiring for $30,000,000 a controlling interest in the Opel Motor ‘Works, which is Germany's largest pro- ducer of motor cars. This correspondent is authoritatively informed that the Ford Co. will soon meet General Motors' challenge by lh! creation in Europe of large plants for mass production of its new model A. It is evident now that the most im- portant automotive companies in the world intend to use in their competition for prominence on the continent two absolutely different lines of action. The policy of General Motors, as ex- premd recently by its president, Alfred P. Sloan, is based on the fact that Eu- ropean customers do not like the Ameri- can type of car, which is too expensive to keep. Taxes on automobiles are heavy in all European countries and are mainly based on horsepower and gaso- nne wnmmptlnn European customers light cars, speedy, but small con- numm of gasoline. For lnmnce. in France 90 per cent out of 1,000,000 cars are of 10 wer. On the contrary, Ford does not admit that Eul n customers dislike Ameri- can models, but admits that transporta- tion costs and_customs are prohibitive. Consequently, Ford will produce a new model A in European plants. PARIS BOURSE PRICES. Mortgage Money Loaned At Low Interest Rates Tyler & Rutherford Representing Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co. 1520 K Stnn Main 473 Pennsg.levama On the st day of guired under ¢ amended Ju Capital o CABHAL SO, paia i in casn! Digtiet of P o Pl STATEMENT %f &EI CONDITION Pennsylvania Surety Cor- poration of Pittsburgh nd August 18, 1911, FINANCIAL. g re- ,000.00 - R0800008 THE IDEAI. INVESTMENT Standard Collateral Trusteed Common Stock Shares will be Herest 10" investigate. Standard Cnll.unl Shn- C-vp. Franklin 3783. Complete Investment Service GreeeT & Co. BANKERS INVESTMENT BUILDING WASHINGTON, D.C. Telephone, Main 2460 PARIS, March 28 (®).—Prices were firm on the Bourse today. Three !rr cent rentes, 72 francs 20 _centimes. per cent loan, 99 francs 30 centimes. Exchange on London, 124 francs 20 centimes. ’rhe dollar was quoted at 25 Secuted b first deed ot nterest and onephl ‘W‘Q ller 537 50 Will Build to Suit Your Need CAFRITZ 1016 14th St. N.W. Main 9080 WILL BUY 100 (any part) Equita- ble Life Insurance of Washington at 200 THOMAS L. HUME 1412 G Street Main 1346-4733 &AWKIIR meumnuy Loe-nd on 14th 1529 14th St. NW Dee. 3320 CompLETE FINANCING Ist & 2nd TRUST MONEY On homes, apartment buildings and busi properties. No appraisal fee. Prompt service. & Guaranty Corp. 24 Jackson Place Main 1403 Mortgage Loans We make it a point to give prompt considera- tion of and report upon every appli- cation for a loan for construction or refinancing. Low rate of in- terest and com- B;mF:”Saul Co. M. 2100 925 15th St. LOANS On Improved Property in Maryland and Districe of Columbie 6% Interest No Commission Charges EAVER BRO' REALTORS 809 15th Street N.W. Main 9486 Mortgage Loan Correspondent Metropolitan Life Insurance Company | ST Federal Union Insur- ance Company of ! Chieago, 1. | On the 31st day of December. 1023, as jequired under the Digirict of Columbia mended June and Au- MENT 0{ ‘THE CONDITION | A sasets: receivable on paid Josses. Total assets . LIABILITTES. | et unpaia claims 2“““ l“‘lu“ by law ‘expenses. Total labilities .. m:x:z year 1 1 e ™ e transacted dur- | nln tornado, light- | lllrl llllll'. Represented By J. C. Weedon Co. Realtors 1727 K St. NW. Met. 3011 ASSETS. | 31199100 | 93.833.93 | imarket 1,480,800.00 | uncoilected " and " in | gents coooe. 46680840 12,739.17 711,800.42 Cash in cffice ..... Cash in bank . Stocks d bonds value) Premiumy Ali“ther Total assets . LIABTLITIES Net unpaid claims . ... Reserve as required by I Bor money ...... Salaries, rents, expense: s Surplus ‘Total liabilities . .. 32,777,7178.92 ess transacted durin 15207 Sutely and cavusiy, Curine Vi, JWARD. President. P e S e ard sworn (o o ¢-y of Maren. 13 e (8eal) TZABETH 0. RITZ, Notary Publle. ot My commission expires April 1. 1931. The Commercial National Bank Pays interest on DAILY BAL- ANCES on Savings Accounts. Interest starts from DAY of deposit and is earned to DAY of withdrawal. Come in and let us explain. Resources Over $19,000,000 14th & G Streets B. GOLDEN DONALDSON. President Consult Us First If you need money for | your Real Estate financing | let us have your application today. Prompt Service No Appraisal Fee The Commercial National Company Ineorporated Paid up Cash Capital. $900.000 Commercial, National Bank Bids. G. M New York New Cepy of our 1508 H Street Main property isn’t productive Let us undertake the man- agement. We will analyze it scientifically—and bring It will pay you to enlist our servic B R SSAUL CO. Main 2100—925 15th St. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION of the Standard Insurance Company of New York NEW YORK. N. Y. On the 3ist day of mber, 1938, T the District of Co- mended June 30, 190 Capital steck $1,000,000.00 Capital stock, Daid i, in - 1,000,000.00 gaah in bank ocks and bonds o n-mmm uneelmu in hands of age Interest due and eeriéd nsura recoverable ‘on- paid Yosses Total assets $802.321.90 i 7.204.73 4,603.717.20 LIABILITIES, Net unpaid ciaims s $179,930.00 Regerve as ~required by ¢ Siabistios: me: 00000 Jerve for iaxes or con- ent WBI im | surples over-an Total liabilities . 08711470 7,000.00 .$4,603,717.30 1,724.437.88 xpended year 1028 1.136,017. ribsd and gworn to bet e dar"of Peornass. oar) z ¢ X, Public. "o 318, New Cdufll) Mlll!e! No. Com- mission expires March 30, 1930. -P. MURPHY & CO. WASHINGTON Richmond Philadelphia York Stock Exchange Washington Stock Exchange Richmond Stock Exchange New York Produce Exchange New York Curb Market “Fortnightly Review” on Request Connecticut st K 9600 Private Wires and Telephone to New York HE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK Condition at Close of Business, March 22, 1929 Cash on Hand and in Banks (including Foreign Offices) ASSETS « o o - Exchanges for Clearing House Due from Foreign Bonds and Mortgages . Public Securities . Other Stocks and Bonds Demand Loans Time Loans . Bills Discounted Banks . . e o o o o TS VAR e S Customers’ Liability on Acceptances (Less Anticipations) Real Estate . Accrued Interest Recewable . Other Assets . Capital . . . Surplus and Undi Accrued Dividend Reserve for Contingencies . Reserve for Taxes, Deposits . . . e TS e o o * o LIABILITIES ded Profin Sy Payable March 30th o« o o o Interest, etc. Acceptances (Less in Ponfol!o) . Notes Payable (Foreign Offices Due to Foreign Offices Other Liabilities . o o o o oree e \[ $ 46,359,573.12 33,394,838.55 9,391,111.10 5,749,650.00 32,684,510.34 18,382,193.19 82,251,085.25 128,911,092.53 129,606,863.05 47,045,927.64 16,624,237.21 2,128,830.22 ____782,765.33 $553,312,677.53 $ 30,000,000.00 27,724,978.72 900,000.00 2,168,231.00 2,909,037.92 430,287,402.59 48,570,788.95 5,713,300.00 2,503,492.11 2,535,446.24 $553,312,677.53 HOME OFFICE: 11 Broad Street, New York Féreign Offices LONDON: 10 Moorgate, E.C. 2; Bush House, Aldwych, W.C. 2 PARIS: 41 Rue Cambon (11 Boulevard de la Madeleine) MEXICO CITY: Calle Condesa No. 3