Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1930, Page 15

FINANCIAL, CURB SHARES RISE | JIMACTIVE MARKET 0ils, Natural Gas, Utility and | Wi ssows ta Other Groups Share in Advance. BY JOHN A. CRONE. Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, March 18.—Petroleum, natural gas, utility, industrial and trad- ing corporation shares today were whirled to new peaks in one of the most active curb sessions this year. More than a score of oils, ranging from some of the lowest priced to high- grade investment issues, climbed to record levels for the year or longer. This list included Gulf Oil of Pennsyl- vania, Humble Ofl, International Petro- leum, Creole Petroleum and Continental Ofl of Maine. United Gas and Arkansas Natural led the natural gas list in point of ac- tivity, both reaching new maximum quotations on their first sales. Dixie Gas and Utllities, Lone Star Gas and Memphis Gas also attained their best prices of the year during this move- ment, which was predicated on mergers and increased earnings. Although utilities were rather slow in moving upward, they climbed fairly steadily after starting. Arizona Power, which hit a new top, was followed up- ward by American Superpower, United Light & Power A, American Light & Traction and American Gas & Electric. American Cyanamid was the first ac- tive industrial to shatter its previous high mark for the year, with a 3-poinu gain. On the other hand, 1. Miller & Sons fell 3 points to a new low for the ear. i Aluminum, Ltd., at 17012 also opened at a record hlxh Ford Motors of France and Ford Motors, Ltd., featured prenoon motor dealings by a similar attainment of new high levels. Avia- tion Corporation of America, perform- ing a similar feat, was prominent in the air shares. ROXY THEATER WEEK NETS LARGE RETURNS Gross receipts of the Roxy Theater in New York covering the seven-day period ended March 13, the third anni- versary of the theater and known as “Roxy week,” totaled $104,861, it was officially announced today. The Roxy, ‘which is the largest motion picture the- ater in the world, is controlled by the Fox Theaters Corporation, one of the William Fox enterprises. This total compares with average weekly gross re- ceipts of $107,302 for 1929, when total receipts for the year aggregated $5,579,751. i e B CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET CE.!CAGO March 18 () (United States Department of Agriculture).— Hogs—Receipts, 13,000 head, including 1,500 direct; market uneven, mostly strong to 10 cents higher than yester- day's -average; top, 10.75; bulk, good to choice, 160-240 pounds, 10.00210.65: 300-pound butchers down to 9.50; butch- ers, medium to choice, 250-300 pounds, 15a10.00; 200-250 pounda 9.65210.75; 60-200 pounds, 9.90a10.75; lwa]l’gg pounds, 9.65a10.75; pck!n( SOWS, 9.10; pigs, medium to choice, 90-130 pounds, 9.00a10.25. Cattle—Receipts, (000 head; calve attempt to force steers and yearlings higher because of very small run unsuc- cessful; slaughter classes, steers, good and choice, 1,300-1,500 pounds, 12.50a ,300 pmlml.s. 12.50a15.4 po\mdl 12.50a15.25; common IM ‘medium, 850 puund! up, 9.00a12. yearlings, good and choice, 750-850 m 12.50a15.25. , good and choice, 850 pounds down, 11.35813.75; common‘and medium, .00a11.25; cows, good and choice, 7.50a 9.75; common and medium, 6.00a7.50; low cutter and tutter, 4.75a6.00; bulls, good and choice (beef), 8.0029.25; cut- ter to medium, 6.50a8.15; vealers (milk fed), good and choice, 9.50a13.75; me- dium, 8.5089.50; cull and common, 7.00a8.50; stocker and lecder steers, good and choice, all weights, 10.75a 12.00; common and medium, 8.25810.75. , 15,000 head; marke! slow, weak i 150 and common, 2.50a5.25; feeder goog,and choice, 9.35a10.35. 'nu Um States Treasury balance iced today as of close o! business M 15 was '14 103,986.87. Customs eceipts 'for che month to date were 954 ‘Total ordinary expendi- !5 261 03. =§ztx§ 228 223, 307 gy’ 930 = m T R has ReSRE! =" . ot oy A - v g [ey 3 RS RS IR EEE SeS38gtsnetinsstizsnarensanassta Gnlon el a‘.‘ 5 l'omcm BO! 2 Ast, Mig Bank 7 H .uu v-uu 'u 48, 1 Wes. !}g% Am Gas & Elec (31 180 Boston & All 101% "Cont G&EI pr pt (7 Dividend Rate. 7% Acetol Prod A....... 1% Aeronautic Ind war.. Ala Pwr cum pf (1).. Allegheny Gas Cor 275 Aluminum Co of Am. T8 Am Capital prpt5%. 37 AmChain (3). . 37% Am Cit P&L A (a3). 14 AmCP&L B (b10%) 23% AmCwith PADb10%. 8% Am Cmwith Po war. % Am Control Ofl Flds. 219 ig‘t Am Cyanam B (1. 60% Am For Power war., Am Invest Ine B 624 Am Laund Mch 6 9 13 8 m. 106 Am Lté& Tr pt 225 Am Lt & Tract (10), 225: _ 1% Am Maraeaibo. 15 3 23% Am Superpower (1). 103 87% Am Superpow pf (8) 94% Am Super 1st'pf (6) 17 Amrad Corporation. , 11% Anchor Post F b10% 15% Anglo Chil Nitrate, 2% Anglo Nor Hold. RanBPmmen 8% Arkansas Nat Gn . 2 102 Ark Po & Lt pf (7).. 18 Art Metal Works(3) 5% Asso-Eleo Ind Ltd. .. 3614 As30G & E A (12.40 7 " Asso o&:Aa brte. 89% Asso Rayon 22 At Const FIsh (1403, 3% Atlantic Lobos...... 15% Atlantic Sec COrp. .o 22% Atlas Plywood (2)..: 18 Atlas Stors Corp(31) 9% Auto Vot Ma cv pr pt 7 Auto Musie (A) (1).. 24% Aviation Corp of Am 12% Aviation Credit..... 36 Axton-F Tob A 3. e 122 Babcock&Wilcox 1! 2% Bahia Corp. 50 Balto Tube 1st pf . 46 Bancomit new (1.60) 31% Blaw-Knox Co (1%). 234 Blles Co (E W) (1).. 6% Blue Ridge Corp. 33% Blue Ridge cv of (a3) 27% Blumenthal (S). 24% Borne Scrymser (. y 8% 85% Brazil Tr & Lt (2) 24% Buff, N&WP pf (1. 32% Bulova cv pf (334). 8 BUreo,Inc..oeevseoe 40 Burco, Inc ev pf (3)~ 4% Bwana M Kubwa.... 3 Cable Radio T vie. .. 2% Cab&Wire LtdA rets 1% Cab&Wire LtdB rots. @ =3 T 00 B T 0 R 10 3100 T 33 00 O e B0 i 0 Carrier Eng II-VA(I) Cela - 81 Celanese Corp pf(7). 18% Celluloid Corp. . 26% Cent Public Service. 34% Cent PSv A (al.76).. 19 Cen States El (3400) 72 Cent Sta El pf(6)xw. &% c-m.rmu Pipe (60c) Chat: ores Dev. HK Chain Stores Stock. 53% Ches & Ohlo (new) 26% Cities Service (3300) 15 20 City Mach&Tool(t2) 18- Clev Tractor (1.60). 3% Club Alum Utea. 5% Colon Ofl....e..0 Plof CEOETTT ealepon Cnnanamtars S 12% Com Wat Ser (b6%) 16 Consolidated Aircraf 3% Consol Auto Merch - idated 90% Con Gas, Balto(3.60) 21% Con Gas Ut A(2.20).. t 10% Con Retail Strs Lo 124% Continenta] O1l - 84% Cross t Black (33%). m Curtiss Wright war.. Cus{ Mex Mining.... Dayton Alr & Eng... Deere & Co new w.i... Deere & Co (36) De Forest Radi Derby Ofl & Refi: Derby Oil & R. pf. Detrott Aireraft Cor. Dix Gas & Utilities. . Doehler Die Casting. Douglas Air (76¢). .. Dres(SR)MIg A 3%. Dubtilier Cond&Rad.. Duke Power (35) 040 Durant Motors. Duval Tex Sul oo East Gas & ¥ Asso. o East Sts Pow B (1).« Eastern Utll Inv A.. Eisler Elec (1.60).... El Bond & 8h (b§ Bl Bond & 8h pt (l)- Elec Pow Ass0 (1).0y Elec Pw Ass0 A (1) EIP& Loptwar,..e Elec Sharehldg (31)« El Shnho{,fluvf (6) e s bunt o Bo~I® < - g roonkeEE e SBannnannnERoran o Emp Pub Sv A(1.1 Buropan Eleo (The) Europe El Ltd opt w. Fabrics Finishing. .. Fairchild Aviation... Fajardo Sugar. Fiat receipts (1.25).. Financial InvN Y..u Flintkote A (1.50 Fekker Alreraft. Folt!s Fischer OG’I'I- Ford Motor Can A... 30 Ford Motor Can B... 258 Ford Mtr France 39¢ 39 Ford Mot, Ltd 37%¢. 177 Foremost Fab (2)... 2 Gen'al Alloys (80c). General Baking. Gen Baking pf (3 Gen Petrol Corp wi. . Gen Rity & Utllities. Gerrard (SA) (1.50). Corp.e..ee per (1) .. 4 1f Ofl of Pa (13%). 17 1 Gunther Law (3). H'd Page p pt (19¢).. Happiness Candy. ... Hageltine Corp (1). . Hollinger Gold (60¢c) Horn(A.C.) 1stpf3 3. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, York Exchange rket, the closing undred-share lots (65s) (285s), lots only m'h l.ow 255 2’« 2‘/. 14 14 104 8 330% 106 16% 82% 84 14% b4 Stock and Sales— Dividend Rate. ~ _ Add Insull Ut invib6%). Insuli Ut In 2d pf InsCoof N Am (13). Insurance Seo (1.40) Intercontinent Pet n, 1 Petrol n (1) ~Prev 1930.~ High. Low. $8ang n»-»-ag i ] Iron Cap Copper. . Italian Superb war.. Jefferson B (133%). . Johnson Motor Co... Klein (H)pt pf $1.20. Kleinert Co (2% Kobacker Stores Kolster-Br (Am Sh)_ Koppers G & C pf(6) . Lackawanna Sec Lefcourt Real $1.85. Lefcourt Real of (3) Lehigh Coal&Nav(4) » = BT = e P A T S L L ) e Leonard Ofl.. Lion Ofl Refin (2) Loews Inc deb rts. 1Inc war. Lone Star Gas (1 Louisfana Lan & Mac Marr Stores.... Mangel Strs pf (6%) Marine M1d Cp (1.30) Marine Union Inv. .. Marshall Field & Co. Mavis Bottling. Mayflower Asso Mead Johnson(133%) Memph Nat Gas Co.. Mer & Mf S A (1.50). Met & Min Inc (1.20) Met Chain Stores. ... Mid Royalty cv pf 2. Mid Wst Utl (b8%). - o > [IT7 St I SO IE PP PRI - FRUPRS - JU0R-- JEP)- 0PN » Miller & Sons (2)... Miss River F' Cp war. Mo Kan P L (b10%). Mock Judson Voe(2). Morison Elec ($1) Mountain & Gulf 8 Mount Prod (1.6 Municipal Service. .» Nat Amer Co... - s 23 Nat Pub Sv A (1.60). Nat Pub Serv B 1.60. Nat Rub Mach (2). . Nat Sereen Serv 1.60 Nat Steel Corp xw (3° Nat Sugar NJ (2).. Natl Transit (1). Nat Union Radio. Nauheim Phar..... Nehi Corpn (1.30) Neet Inc ev A (1.60). Nevada Cal Elec.... 12 New Eng Pow pf (§) 10s NewEng T&T (8). 1501 New Jer Zine (14) New Mex & Ariz Newmont Min (34) l Newport Co (2) 3 N Y Auction (1%).. g 5 s B 0900 e 10 10 New Quiney M (10¢) N Y Invest (1.20)... N Y P&L 6% pt (6). 135 N Y Rio&Bu Alres. N Y Tel pf (6%). 25! Niagara Shares Md.., Niagara Hud P(40¢) Niag Hud Pw A war. Nlplnln: (30¢) Noranda Mines (3. North Am Aviati No Am Aviat A war.; North Am Util Sec. North St Pow A (8] Ohio Copper. Ohilo Ofl (12)... Oflstocks,Ltd A $50 Outbd Mot A (1.80).. Outbeard Motor (B). =W CiuraNcsnmne wSoNo~nade - Pac G&El 1st pf 1%« Pac Pub Serv (1.30) . Funntafass Peop L&P A (a3, Pepperell Mfg Co (l)“o Perryman Elec Co... Petrol Corp (1%)ecw Philip Morris Ine. Philippe (L) B 11.80, Pierce Governr(1%). Pilot Rad T A (1.20). Pitney B Pn (200). Pitts Plate Glass (3] Plymeuth Oil (3) t Mfg (31) umu.—%?au—u%’.- © Propper McCallm(2) Prudential Inv....e. Pub Utll Hold war. Quebec Power Co. Radlo Prod (50). Reeves(Dan'l) (1%4). g"“"""“" (40¢) - = o BT T R P R =P N P T - A Reynolds Met Roan A! pe Min. . Rookians L&D (326, Roosevelt Field, Ine. RossG&T (3). Ross Stores, Ine. Russek’s 5th AV 1.60 St Anthony Gold. St Lawrence Pap M Schlet & Zan pf3%.. Schulte Real Estal Scovill Mfg (4)....« Seg Lock & H (600). Seiberling Rubber... Selected Industries.. Sel Indallotefs 6%« Sentry Safety Cont.. Shenandoah Corp. .si Shenan Corp pf(a3) = Sierra Pac Eleo (3) s Silica Gelct...ooevm Skinner Organ (2%) South Coast. So Penn O11 S W Dairy Products. 8 W Gas Util. - Standard ufll"'-f.- Stand O1L Ind (3%). Stand Oil, Kan (2)... Stand Ol1, Ky (1.60) .. Stand Oil, Neb(13%) St Ofl of Ohio pf (7)., Standard Screw (8) Starrett Corp. Stein Cosmetics Ine.. NeHOHAEEEa 88 Buperheater (13% 80% Swift & Co new (2).. 313 Swift Intern’l (3% ) 90 Swiss-Am E1pf (6). 54% Tampa Hlectrie (32). 78 Technicolor, Ine, 4% Teck Hughes (666) 8% Texon Ofl & Land 18% Thermotd Co (2).... 28% Third Nat Inv (1), .. 1% Tonopah Min (16c). . 41% Transamer (21.60).., 4% Tr-LuxDLPS (A). 1:14 :‘:1"05::! Alr Tran. . inental Cor. Tri-Conf PO » TR IO ghrev 18304 High. 52% 26 “178% 28% 24% 36W 36% 30% 1 16% 44 22% 8% 44 39% 427% 109% 29% 2% 1 21 22% 25% 49% 80 20% 9% D. O, TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1930. Stock and Sales— Dividend Rate. " Tri Utilities pf (3) 1 Truns Pork 8 (1.60). 1 Tub Art Silk B (10).. Tung-Sol Lamp (2).. Ulen &Co...... Ungerleider F Corp.. Union Amer Invest. . Tn Nat Gas, Can 1.60 Union Tobacco...... Utd Carr Fastor 1.20 Uni Chem pt pf (3).. United Corp war. United Dry Dock: Utd Founde: - s % oo B A 0300 1 Utd Lt & Pwr pf (6). Unit Molasses Ltd.. United Profit Shar. ., United Ret Chem A.. U S Gypsum (1.60. - US&Int Se3d pd 3% . US Lines pf (1). . U S Shares Fin. Add 00. Open. High. 52% b52% ~Prev 1930.— 'h-di cash or stock. Utility Pw & bl(u). Utility & 20% Utll & Ind pf (1%). 26% Utility Equities. .. Vacuum O11 ""l‘.’. % * & West Alr Exp (80¢).. A 37 Wil-Low Cafeteri: * ™ RIGHTS. K Con Gas Balt.....A| 4 % 2 % & Stock and Low. 2:55. % 4% 18% .3 22% nd.coveen 20% 16% 3% 3% 8% 21 Walker (H) (1) 9 9 Walker Min's (7%¢) 3% Warren Bros... 63 4% 13% % X or semi- . _a Payable tn ferred stoek. Assoc i Chelsea B cheniteal Coionial Investo Gont Metro Bank Shares A: Corporate Trust Shares Dllv);nlfied Trustee Shares PEPgFanzs 5 Affliated Tny o Do. new Alex mmmon I INVESTMENT TRUSTS. NEW YORK, March 18 (#).—Over- the-counter market: Bid. Asked. 4 8 nits Util & Gen L oka%Sh Bio Astor Financial A Bo. B ... ank / Bansicilla Corp Basic Industry Shares Eauitabié rm cnrn A Federated C Eqiity’ A Trade. Incorp ~ Equities. lncnrg xnv-&m : ohawk Inv com assau Manage corn 5505 3! 52l Bousa G NEW YORK BANK STOCKS. YORK, March 18 (#).—Over- the-counter market: anks. ammw-y"mu xd. a hat Fhenix’ Natl.! Fiftn v SIU}ER PRODUCTION. NEW YORK, March 18 (#).—Produc- tion of silver in the United States last | month totaled 4,712,000 fine ounces. compared with 4,753,000 in Jdnuary ing to the American Bureau of Metal Statistics. Mexican production in De- cember, 1929, the last month for which figures are available, totaled 11,122,000 ounces, as against 10,305,000 in Novem- ber, and brought the total for last year to 108,701,000 ounces, compared with 108,536,000 in 1928. Finland will have a fleet of eight gun- | boats to stop liquor smugging. Two years Three years ago, weekly aver. . {u 4 High (1930) Low (1930) Today .... Previous day. Week ago. Year ago. Two years High ( Low (1930) * New highs. STOCK AND BOND By the Associated Press. From Yesterday's 5:30 Edition. GRAIN MARKET. CHICAGO, March 18 (#).—Wheat | scored upturns in price late today, helped by corn market, strength and by 3,240,000 bushels decrease of the world’s wheat available supply. Meanwhile, expectations were that a cold wave would work down from the north by Thursda” or Friday over domestic wheat territory. The world’s available supply of wheat is now 411,598,000 bushels, against 392,108,000 bushels a ear “ Whefl closed firm, higher than yesterday’s finish. Corn closed %al% up, oats l;a% advance and provisions unchanged to a rise 2. %4a% a bushel Close. 1.04 September OATS— March Ma; and 4,776,000 in February, 1929, accord- | YoV Btemer ; —_— YORK, March 18 (#)—Cop- mmv electrolytic, spot and future. e ?ycha‘snfzed futire. g t and nearl ;te;;ly I:le):d quiet; spot, New York, 5.50; East St. Louis, 535. Zinc easy; Fast St. u:uu, spot and future, 4.90; antimony, 8.00. AVERAGES (Oopyright, 1930, Standard Statistics Co.) STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company of Milwaukee, Wisconsin on the 31st day of December, 1929, as required under the District of Columbia Code, amended June 30, 1902, and August 18, 1911. Capital Stock, paid up, in cash. Premiums Intere; Consideration for insallmient” and’ op- tion settiement; Dividends left. with oompnny o aceu- mulate at interest Federal and State All otaer income . ToraL IncomE ISBURSEMENTS Death clai; Matured enduv\ ‘ments . Annuities .. Burrender Bitidenasto olieyh Miscellaneous asse Purely mutual company Dec. 31, 1929 ToTAL ADMITTED ASSETS .. o Premiums waived on claims for disability Total puid policvholders and bene- faries . o Patd under ¥ tlements Taxes ... Commissions to agerits eal and 5 Reenis acvante remittances allocated. ’s_occupancy of its Rent for compan home office building d divld!nd! and ithdrawn . A other dispis TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS ExcEss oF INCOME OVER DISSURSEMENTS. interest LIABILITIES $101,721,229.00 ny's 5276.315.86 v oy o 433,21986 2,283,085.92 532,573.68 319.713.21 vLuuc Estim slons, ete 584.780.81 Dividends 159,021.59 325,698.00 391,007.02 333.315.68 $129,083,424.90 47,395,194.84 thereaft Reserved for co! ation, “TRoFAIItY Regerve required by law to be held on I!{lern Tor annuities ¥or not_due 'instalim a" endowments, un'fiu ‘accounts, ‘medical fees di Deferred dividends pavable in 1930 and Annual dlvll-dgndl payable in’ 930 Divi left Torat Linstirries $733,430,484.00 73,315.00 38,135,783.00 3,086,370.35 3,183,676.52 776,888.28 ,002,362.82 306,282.00 42,350,000.00 2,355,347.08 fi’uctu-non, etc.).. 58,697,836.45 $888.477,285.40 {1020 figures include $2038.467.600 for death losses incurred for which no proofs have been received. CHARACTER OF BUSINESS TRANSACTED DURING 1920 Life insurance. (Purely mutual company.) NEW INSURANCE PAID FOR DURING 1929 Number of policies . Amount of insurance . Number of Amount of licles . urance ... E. D. JONES, Secretary. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5th day of erch 1930 ZETTELER, anaukee County, My commission expires Jan. (Seal.) The old-fashioned idea of * MJ 22844 A NEW VISION tnkmg out Life Insurance” 76,790 $379,939,583.00 1,027,177 . $8,913,243,002.00 CLIARY Vice President. Public. consin. 20th, 1933, so t}llf a widow might be “left something” in the event of death no longer con- trols. A better idea obtains, and that is the logical one that Life Insur- ance to replace the income of an insured should be paid to beneficiaries as income, and the principal should be held intact as long as expedient. These Full-time Northwestern Agents are taught perfected Service! Call on any one of them. A..L. BALDWIN, General Agent J. Hicks Baldwin. J. 8. P. L. Baldwin, R. L. Baldwin. John Bullough. Union Trust Building Wallace Hatch. H. J. Jackson. Charles C. Clark, Jr. F. W. Goodman. E. G. Dickinson. Guy B. Earley. J. L. Fleming. Associates W. A. Moore, Jr. L. D. O’Flaherty. Otis H. O'Flaherty. W. N. Piser. L. B. Rose. J. C. Rundles. C. S. Sheppard. F. L. Smoot, Jr. District 6384 # | couragement | 30th day of Jsnuary, 183 (Seal.) MARGARET J. Capiti | ®2¥ A_15 CREDIT TO OFFSET COMMODITY SLUMP Business Review Sees Slow Recovery From Present Spotty Conditions. Special Dispatch to The Sta: BOSTON, March 18.—The United Business Service of Boston believes that there is a visible tendency toward dis- because February , and March reports are failing to_continue the gains made in January. This feel- ing is justified only to the extent that hopes were raised too high in January. ““The continued decline in commodity prices is indeed very discouraging, and substantial headway cannot be made till it stops. Against this depressive in- fluence, however, we have the subsan- tial lowering of money rates here and abroad, and a slow but real increase in the amount of money available for loans,” the review says. “As compared with last year, there is likely to be an increase in public works, railroad and utility construction; but with rents tending down, there is little inducement for the private builder w long as mortgage money is difficult get, and organized labor persists In holdlng to prosperity wage rates. “The current depression therefore cannot be regarded as just a passing cloud that will pass away quickly. Slowly, however, improving conditions in the fleld of money and credit will check the world-wide fall in commodity prices, and later in the year will again favor construction and new enterprise. “Spring business, will probably show less than the usual seasonal upturn. The security markets, however, are in a position to benefit most and Tflflfl‘ by the easing in money, and will therefore lead the way to improvement.” Nearly $30,000,000 worth of Mquid eggs were sent from China to England ll;sk: yfur to be used by cake and cracker eries. T R P S SR S SRRV PR Vys! Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn. On the 31st day of December. 1829, as Quired under the District of Columbia' Code, amended June 30, 1902, and August 18, 1911, Capital stock (airst 1,083,248.86 18,384,883.03 Premiums uncoliected ‘snd "in hands of 1,669,195.41 Interest due a 180,573.97 All other mssets 23,959.34 Total assets . 232,191 Net unpaid claims. $453,: Reserve as required by 9,289, Salaries, rents, expenses ete. 4.000.00 333,839.07 120,000.00 Capital 3,000,000.00 All other liabil 1893 Net surplus 585,358 80 Total liabilities +++.$22,191,174.65 Character of business transacted during the year 1929: Steam boiler and machinery insurance. Amount of risk assumed d I nn 1520, not ascesteinable. luring the year m. $987,737.43 Feme eceivod darias” the you 1929 T, .24 Expende LX .36 . CORSON, Kibgeribed &b swors, to- before me this Gommissigns, broker ic. Cash dividends remaining - . CHRISTIE. Notary Public, James H. Seeley Special Agent 201-3 Woodward Bldg. Nat. 2838 Sussex Fire Insurance Company of Newark N. J. On the 3ist g ber, 1929, as uired un: Blacrrer of Solumbla “Code, Sinended"Jine 30, 1003, and August 18 1911 000.00 ok, 5 000.00 Capits stock, paie Gash in omce clu“’l‘ Rats Morteases 0} Hg 30 focks"and bonds. (market value) 3384 % Breratuma. uncollected ¢ agents. i 2,746,716.66 100,198 41 b 70X Commi; Capital stock All other liabilitles. Total liabilities during Charncter of business transscted, during leakage, rlflt. civil com- n. Amount of risk assumed dur- i the Year 1029 e 16:740,700.00 262,488.44 19: ing_the iong, MREINE Expended dur} g the vear i3 Tice Fresident. GEORGE WEADEMAN. ar! Subscribed and sworn. 10 before me this 24th day of Pebruary, 1830, « STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION Massachusetts Bonding and Imurnnce Company ¥ BOSTON. MASS., un Smended June xn. 1902, ital stoek . u CADIAL Stock paid b i Cash.l \SSETS. Gash tn offices and in traisit... banik value) Premmma urcoilected *and " 'in 'of agents, not overdue. Inferest Que and accrued. Total assets ludis RS seamoers 4,251,383.59 18,066.56 /51 45500850 256,737.01 $9,195,289.18 Character of br transacted Mu (S year 15200 Bonding and cas the r * o f’:"" s LT ssoone0ner ‘Total income \Illll‘ year 12,308,320.37 Total dis yesr 1920. Net_unpaid 2::\!1' ses o R 28 Teauired b Iaw: Tents. expenses, th 3 M, R. C. DE NORMAI ibed and sworn to before me this nhbu':y of March, 1930. Seal.) GEO. W. Branch Office Hugh L. Murrell