Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1931, Page 64

/ 4 FINANCIALD. BOND SUMMARY FOR THE WEEK - BONDS HOLD FIRM ON LIGHT TRADING Rail and Industrial Sections Steady—Utilities Sell Off. BY ALEXANDER HENDERSON, Associated Press Financlal Writer. NEW YORK, March 21.—The bond market moved irregularly today in quiet trading typical of a short session. Railtoad and industrial ommmml were .teady. Stock privilege issues lacked & definite trend and public util- jty and foregn issues were usually lower. Sao Paulo 7s of 1940 were cne of the weakest of the foreign group, dropping about 1 point. French 7s and 7128, and German 7s lost fractions, but the German 5%s of 1965 were firm. Bra- gilian 6145 and Bolivian 7s were frac- tionally higher on a few sales. Ob- ligations of ih]e United States Govern- ment were dull. In the pihlic utilities, American & Foreign Plwer 5s, Utility Power & Light debenture 5%s, International Hydroelectric 6s and Cincinnati Gas & Electric series A 4s made varying losses. con.;ohdlud Gas of New York 1,5 were firm. 3 mone the Industrial bonds, Armour 41;s, Goodrich 6%s, Standard Oil of New York 4'¢s and Youngstown Sheet & Tube 5s were active at Friday’s clos- | ing prices. Chile Copper 5s eased off and Goodyear 5s were fractionally gher. D touri Pacific F 55 reflected fur- | ther selling pressure, as did Chicago | & Northwestern 4%s of 1949. Erle 55‘ of 1967 were active and firm. Most| other rail bonds were quiet. Fluctuaticns among the stock privi- lege issues were principally fractional. Alleghany 5s of 1950 made a good gain. Texas Corporation 5s were active and firm. Baltimore Markets Special Dispatch to The Star. ’BALT’IMOEK, Md., March 21.—The egg market fluctuated the past week, advancing half a cent dozen the early part, but declining the latter and half a cent lower than last week. Receipts from nearby points ran fairly liberal and ample for the demand, consequently, there mm;: lezexen freer %‘fi sales on E stock finds ready I‘:i:lrn‘mmmmu ‘where stock has been became stale. These held P mm-mnmm 8 e =SE£§§E§;. i 1ling 20 to 22, but , thin, light fowl gen- m,mmxsm«: 6. Capons in very light receipt and all large fat birds, 7_pounds and over, meet with ready sale at 38 to 40, but smaller stock well as slips are not so desirable at 32 to 36 and old roosters slow and éraggy at 13 to 16. Demand mfln.\:le; good for faf over, and under light receipts ket is firm at 26 to 28, but smaller ducks move slow at 18 to 20. Guines fowl and pigeons are holding steady at 50 to 75 each for the former and 30 to 35 a pair for both young and old of the latter. The season for dressed poultry idly drawing to a close and only choice to fancy young hen turkeys and large fat capons will bring s premium dressed over live. e Vegetable Prices. Receipt of old potatoes fairly liberal from all points and with the demand only moderate the market is unsettled | at 1.50 to 1.90 per 100 pounds, but un- | graded mixed potatoes will not, bring | over 1.25 to 1.65. Market for sweet po- tatoes and yams shows little change | from last week, receiptz being lmpl:[ for the demend which is centered on | first quality well graded stock at 3.00 | 10 4.00 a barrel for the former and 3.50 | to0 4.00 for the latter, but mixed un- graded stock is slow sale at 2.00 to 2.50. | The market for native and nearby garden truck continues quiet under am- | ple receipts and only fair demand at | the following quotations: Kale, 75 to 80 | bushel; Spring onions, 1.75 per 100; oys- ter plants, 4.00 to 6.00 100; parsnips, | 1.00 to 1.20 bushel; spinach, 60 to 75 bushel and turnips, 1.00 to 1.50 bushel. With the exception of lambs, which are in very light receipt, the live cattie market rules easier and values are most- Iy in bugers favor. Receipts on the | wharves continue light and mostly | of common under grades, which are | slow sale at inside prices. Quotations | today at Light Street Wharf: Beet cattle, first quality, per pound, 7 to-8; common to medium, 5 to 6; bulls, as to quality, 3 to 5; cows, choice to fancy, 4 to 5; common to fair, 2 to 3; oxen, as to quality, 3 to 5; calves, veal, choice, 8% to 9: large, fat, 7!z to 8; large, rough, 6 to 7: thin, 4 to 5; rough and common, 4 to heep, 4 to 5; old bucks, 2 to 3; Fall lambs, choice, 9 to 9%: fair to good, 6 to 8; common thin, 4 to 5; hogs, straight, 8; sows, 6 to 7; ;n'gaml to 5; live pigs, 11 to 12; shoats, Grain Prices. Clul% grain quotations—Wheat, No. 2, red, Winter, domestic, m 17%; No. , red, Winter, licky, e 77Y; March delivery, 11%4. Col 4 2, yellow, domestic, spot, 75a76; cob- 11029 10020 Lib3%s 1933-47.. 10313 1028 Lib 1st 48 1932-47. 10227 102 22 10223 103 29 10325 10825 10126 101 14 10120 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT, High. 3 ..101 27 10123 10124 78’51 —1981.— High. Low. Stock and dividend. 104 4 10224 Lib 4th 4% 1933-38. 102 80 10013 U S 3%s 1940-43 1039 10020 US3%s 1943-47 1071 1042 US3%®1946-56 1092 10529 US4s1944-54. 1139 10914 US 4% 1947-52 1981 — High. Low. 97~ 90% 87% 7% 105% 108% 102 98 102 1028 106 4 1087 Stock and dividend. Abram & Straus b3 s'43 Am Internation s '49. Am Natural G 6%s ‘42 Am Sm & Ref 1st bs Am Sugar Ref 6s ‘37 Am Tel&Tel cv 4%s'39.. Am Tel & Tel Am Writ Pap 6 Argentine 5s June '59. Argentine 6s A '57. Armour & Co 4348 " Atch T& S F gen 4. AtchTo& S Fe dls’ Atlantic C L 1st 45 '62. Atl Coast Line 4%s '64 Australia §s ‘56 Austria 7843 Bangor & Aroos 4s '51. 74% ‘Bank of Chile 6%s'57. Bank of Chile 6% 196 Belgium 6s Bell Tel (Pa) 4 Beth Steel pm Bolivia 7 ct 69... Burdeaux 6s ‘34 1 % Brooklyn Manh 1st 68 A. Brooklyn Unlon 6s '50. Canada 58 '52.... Canada National 4% 8’54 Canadian Natl 4%s ‘57 Certain-teed 5% % Chesapeake Corp bs Ches & Oh gen 4%s'93 A Chicago&Nwn cv 4% 849, Chi& NW6%s'36 1 Chicago Rys s '27. Chi R 1 & Pacref 4s°34. Chicago Rock Isl 4148 °60. Chicago R 1 4%s A Chi Union llll: n t 87% Chi & West Ind con 4 102% Chi & West Ind 6%s 72 Chile Republic 6s 1! Chile Copper bs 47 Chinese Govt Ry CCC&StLrf4 CCC&StLbsD Cleveland Term bs B 73 land T Columb G & E deb bs Comm Invest 6%s Con Caal (Md) ll’IHl s, Czechoslovakia Del & Hudson 5%s '37. 43 Den & Rio Grand 4 Den& R G West 5565 g::uto West 5578 East Cuba Sug 7%s ‘37, 844 Erfe 1 G 34 General Cable 6% 1947, Gen Moto! 37, Ger Gov b%s German 7s "49 Goodrich (B F) 6%s°47. Goodyear Rub bs 1957. Grand Trunk s f deb Grand Trunk 7s 40 Great North 4%s ‘76, Great Nor gen 5%s '3 Hud & Man ref §s°'57 Humble O & R5%s '32 I1linots Cent ref 48 ‘65 [llinois Central 4% s Inland Steel 4% 1 98 101% 89% 94 954 685 6814 51% Inter Cement s ‘4! Inter Gt Nor Inter Paper 5s A Inter Ry Cent Am 6%s. Int Tel&Telev 4%s’39. .. 11211 11120 11120 High. 96 2 o $eE 1. 1 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MARCH 22. 1931—PART SIX. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Net Low. Close. Chge. 03% 1027 99 106% Stock and dividend, Low. Close. ¢ Irish Free State b Kan City South 3s 1950. Kan City South 5s '50 10120 10131 Kan City Ter 1st 4s '60. 105 24 105 24 10726 107 26 Kreug&Toll Lackawanna Steel 5. Laclede5%s D “ Lake Shor sdsexeE R Fszs Low. Close. 96 96 *0% 105 101% 101% 104% i 101% 101% 931 ) Inc Lorillard 6%s '37. Louis & Nash uni 4s 40 Manati Sugsf 7%s 42, Market St Ry 7s A ‘40 Mexico 45 1904-5 Midvale Steel bs '36. . Milan 6%s '52. Mil EI R & L 1st ref MStP&SSM6Yy 4 Mo Kan & Tex 1st Mo Kan & Tex ad) R R B e e S | &5 ++4 1] roA R E2ER Mo Pacific 58 k. Mo Pacific bs G. Missourl Pacific 5s H '80. Montana Power bs 1943. Nassau Elec 48 '51 Nat Dairy Prod 6%s 105% 52 102 (R New England Tel 68 ‘52 New South Wales'57 N Y Cent deb 4 N Y Cen ref tmp N ¥ Centdeb6s'35 ..... NY Chicago & StL 4%s ‘T8 NYCh& SLretb%sA.. % N'Y Chi & StLouis 6s '32. Y Edison 1st 6%e 4).. N H & Hart 4163 61, N H & H ev deb 6s. N H & H elt 65'40 Tel 415 '39. ¥ Tei 6s°41. KErt (4] FESEER FEES + 28 Y ¥ Y v N N N N Y Wes & Bos ++1 0 North Pacific 4s ‘97, North Pacific bs D 2047, North Pacific r 1 63 2047 Northern States Pow Norway 6%s. Ore Wash 1s: Orient Dev 5%s '67. Pacific Gas & El bs "42 Pacific Tel & Tel 63 °'52. Pan-American 6s ‘34 Para-Fam-Lasky 6 Paris-Lyons-Med e | EFEREF EF S‘S’F’i;" FEEEPFS ‘4 ¥55 FE o R S R | » F1d FEF F e Phil&Read C&) 68 wi'49. Philips Petrolm 6% 839. . Pittsbgh& WVa 4%s C ‘60 Poland 8s '50. . Postal Tel & Cab b5 '33. Queensland 6s°47. Queensland 7s '41. PRRETS EFFE PETEEEFFELET AEELAE T4 @ @ Rio Grande Rio Grand W RIATk &L 4% Rome 6%s '52. St L Iron Mt gen b SLIM&SR&G StL&SF prinds A 'S0 StIL&SF4%s'T8 AR AR AR PEPFEFFEFELF Sao Paulo State of Seaboard A L ref 4s'59. Seaboard A L con 6s°45 . 90% Serbs Croats Slov s '62 96% Sinelair Ol 78°37. 100% Sinelair Crude O11 6% 98 Sinclair Pipe Line 55°42.. 105% Southwes Bell Tel 6s'54 92 * South Pacific col 4 95% South Pacific ref 48 '65. 95% South Pacific 4 %48 '6! 97% Southern Pac 4%s 99 Southn Pac Ore 4% 843 Southern Ry gen 4 1084 Southern Ry 110% Southern Ry South Ry d Stand Ol N Stand OII N ¥ be EELE L FEEFFEFEFEIF FEFEFES L4410 Texas Pacific s B Texas Pacific 55 C'79. Thira Ave ist ref 4s 60. Third Ave adj bs ‘60 Toho Elec Pwr 7855 Union Pacific 1 Union Pacific 4 . Un Pacific ref 4 200! United Drug 6s ‘53 Utd Kingdom 5%8 '3 U S Rubber 1st & ref b Uruguay 65 1960..... Utan Power & Light & Utilitles P & L 5%s 47, Vienna 6s 1952 Va Ry & Pow 4. Virginia Ry 1st 65 '62. Wabash 4%s 197 Wabash 18t 58 '39. \Wabash 5s B 197 Wabash 5s D '80 ‘abash 5148 ‘76, Walworth 6s ‘45, Warsaw 7s 1958 Shore 18t 48 23 +14+ i+ 4t FE FEFEEP +Hi+d Yokohama 6s ‘61 . 100 Youngstown Steel 53 *78. 101% 1084 100 oy corn, 4.000a4.25 per barrel. Oats—No. 2, white, domestic, spot, 41a411%; No. 3, white, domestic, spot, 40a40%;. Rye— nearby, 55a60. _— RAILROAD EARNINGS. NEW YORK, March 21 (#).—The first six railroads to report February results showed net operating income of $1,246,- 000, a decrease of 50.8 per cent from $4,364,000 reported for the like month of 1930. For January of this year the same carriers reported net operating income of $2,695,000. Roads reporting today, with compara- tive figures for the like month last year, included: 1931 1930 New York, Chicago & St. Louis. i $15,480 $481,303 Minneapolis, St. & Sault Ste. Marie. 117,671° 69,206* *Deficit. First Mortgage Loans Come to Headquarters —and Save Incidental Annoyances. Bring your financing problems for busine: , office building, apartment or residence property to us— and we will give it the prompt attention you will appreciate—for the money is readily available. Loans will be made on ap- proved city, nearby Maryland and Virginiay property, for 3, 5 and 10 year periods—and at the interesting rate of.... Consultation solicited. 5Y%2% RANDALL H. HAGNER & COMPANY MORTGAGE LOAN CORRESFPONDENT New York Life I Com; 4321 Connecticat Ave. . Dicatur 3600 (Continued From Second Page.) —1031.— High. Low. —1981— High. Low. Stock and dividend. 1 100% Sun O11 pf (6) Superheater (2% Superior Oil. Superior Steel Sweets Co of Symi High. Telautograph (1.40).... Tennessee Corp (50¢)... Texas Corp (3;.. Texas Gulf Sulphur (4). Texas Pacific C & O11 Texas Pac Land Trus Thatcher Mfg (1.60). Thatcher Mfg pf (3.60) The Fair (2.40) The Fair of (7 ol = Thompson (J R) (2). % Thompson Prod (1.20).. Thompson Starrett Co. Thomp-Starr Tide‘'Water Tide Water Ofl (80c)... Tide Water O1l pf (5). Timken Det Axle (80c).. Timken Roller Bg (3).. Tobacco Produets. . .... Tobacco Prod(A)(t95¢c). Tobacco Prod dv etfs C. Transamerica Corp (1). % Transue & Willlams (1 Tri-Con Corp pf (6). Trico Products (2% ) Truscon St (g1.20). ... Twin City Rap Tr (§4).. Twin City Rap Tr pf(7). Ulen & Co (1.60) Underwood-Ell-Fish (5) Underwd-Ell-F pf (7). Union Bag & Paper Unfon Carb & C (2, Un Oil of Cal (2). Unlon Pacitic 110) Unton Pacific of (4) ... Union Tank Car (1.60). Cnited Afreraft. .. Unit Alrcraft pf (3). % UnitedBiscult (2). United Biscuit pf (7) Utd Business Pub. Unit Carbon. . . United Clgar Stores...... Utd Cigar Stores pf(}).. Unit Corporation (7. United Corp pf (3). United Dyewood pt (7) United Elec Coal. United Fruit (4 Utd Gas & Impr United Gas Imp pf (5 United Paperboard. Utd Piece Dye Wks U 8 Distributing. ...... U 8 Distributing pf (7) U S & For Sec.. U 8 & For Sec pf (6). Freight. Gypsum (1.60). Pipe&Fv 18t pf 1. Realty & Imp (3). Rubber 1st of. Smeiting & Ref (1). Low. Close, 103 33 104 33 +1+ o L [REE EE F FRP FEFFEERF o E e R R S R e S W] o FLEER P A e R I o | Stock and dividend. US Smelt & Ref pf(3%) U S Tobacco (4.40) United Stores A. Unit Stores pf (4 Universal Leaf T Univ Plctures 1st pf Util Pwr&Lt A (e Vadasco Sales. .. Vanadium Corp (3). Van Raalte. ... Virginia-Caro Chem Caro Chem 6% pf. Va-Caro Chem pf (7). Va Elec & Pwer pf(6) n. Va Iron Coal&C pf (5) Vulcan Detinning (4)... Wabash RR. Wabash RR (A).. Waldorf Svstem (13%) \‘\'Alworm Co (1).. Warner Bros Plct. Warner Quinlan, Warren Bros (3) W'ren Bros cv pf (3). Warren Fdy & Pipe (2). Webster Eisenlohr. xcllnn 011 & Snow (2).. Westingrouse £ & M(5) Westinghse E&M pf (5) Weston Elec Inst (1)... Weston Elec Inst A (2). West Vaco Cllorine(2). Wextark Radio Str: White Motors (1). White Rock M S (%! White Sewing Machine Wileox O1l & Gas Wilcox & Rich (A’ .. Wilcox Rich B etfs (2).. Willys-Overland. . Willys-Overland f (7).. Wilson & Ce. .. Wilson & Co (A) Wilson & Co pt Woolworth Co (2.40). Worthington Pump. .... Worthngton Pumn» B(6) Wright Aeronautical. Wrigley Wm (4).. Yale & Towne (2). Yellow Truck & Coa Yellow Tr & Coach pf... Young Spring (3)... Youngstn Sheet&Tu (4). Zenith Radio.......... High. 46% 150! FINANCIAL. Low. Close. 45% 46% 147% 149% % 8 47 147% 1% 56% 57 102%x108 99% 101% 105% 108% 109% 110 118 119% 414 42% 10% 11% 15% 16% 7! %x135% 34% 91 111 x25% 3419 36% 1% P4+ 141 4++ + ++++++4+4+ Ll+d4+1++4+0 010 +H1++ +1 RS TS % R Sou Ca as) ments based | rations. *Unit of tr 4% 1n stock. year no regilar e Payable in cash or stock. h Plus 2% in 3% in stock n Plus IHdtttetd Vit tid+l 24 Dividend rates as given ding less than 100 RIGHTS—EXPIRE. 1 Edison..Apr20 2% ¥ W 2% in the above table are th i ‘o “the latest Quarterly or half-vearly decia- hares. 1Plus e in scrip. 1Plus 9% hllbl.‘fl stock. d Payable when earned. soch s'plua’st in preferred Sock: Epiis 5% in ML v Partly extra. n stocfl. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET CHICAGO, March 21 () (U. S. De- partment of Agriculture). — Cattle — Receipts, 200 head; compared week ago, fed steers mostly styady; early down- turn on good and cifbice offerings hav- ing been regained; closing undertone on common and medium grades dull: fat cows, 25 or more lower; cutters, strong to 25 higher; butcher heifers, weak to 25 lower; bulls, steady and vealers about 50 down; stockers and feeders, strong to 25 higher; largely steer and yearling run with liberal sup- lies well finished Nebraska, Towa and ansas fed steers here; better grades przdg‘l:lliknl’ud: leinn_’l”m’olotsly at 8.75 up; lor week, 7.25a0.65; cor kinds relatively 0at 55, and better; extreme top 10.85 paid for weighty bulloc] best yearlings 10.25; heifer yearlings 9.35; most stockers and feeders 6.50a7.50. Sheep—Receipts, 4,000 head, for week, 186 doubles from feeding stations, 18, 700 t; today'’s market nominal; compared week ago fat lambs steady to 25 higher; advance mostly on kinds grading below choice; yearlings prac- tically absent; fat ewes strong; lim! feeder trade steady; sharply after reaching a sea- th point, the top top receding 9.65 to 9.25. Closing bulk—Good and choice lambs, 85 pounds, down 9.0029.10; a few 9.25; heavier weights, 8.5028.75; clipped lambs, 8.00a8.25; one load, 8.35; wooled native bucks, 7.50a 8.10; throwouts, 6.50a7.50; fat ewes, 4.50a5.00. Hogs—Receipts, 3 cluding 8,000 direct; slow; steady to 10 lower than Friday's average; good 170- 210 pounds, 7.75a8.00; top, 8.00; 220- 320 pounds, 7.15a7.75; & few pigs, 7.00 7.50; packing sows around 6.50; ship- pers’ stock took 1,500; estimated hold- over, 2,000; light lights, good and choice, 140 - 160 pounds, 7.75a8.00; light weights, 160-200 pounds, 7.75a 8.00; medium weights, 200-250 pounds, 7.35a8.00; heavy weights, 250 - 350 pounds, 6.90-7.50; packing sows, me- dium and good, 275-500 pounds, 6.25- 6.75; pigs, good and choice, 100 -130 pounds, 7.25a7.75. ‘The government of Colombia recently bought an can airplane. Opportunity Bar .o, SALESMEN WITH EXPERIENCE SELL an Investment Plan on Monthly Pa Distributed by a Leading Box 164-A, ‘WILL CALL BONDS. NEW YORK, March 21 (Special).— The New Jersey Power & Light Co. an- nounced today that it will call for re- demption on the next interest payment date, August 1, 1931, all of its first mortgage 5 per cent gold bonds, series due 1956, now outstanding. —_—— More than two-thirds of all those now engaged in industry in Luxemburg are iron and steel workers. ' yment Basis Investment Banking House Star Office — Real estate. Statement of the Condition of the National Life Insurance Ci)mpany of Montpelier, Vermont. On the 31st day of December, 1930, as required under the District of Columbia Code, amended June 30, 1902, and August 18, 1911. Cash in office. Cash in bank One of the first large orders for cloth- | ing which could be definitely traced to | a war veteran utflizing his loan money was reported by officials of a mamg} men’s wear chain in New York. They | said that a purchase totaling $100 had | been made in one of their stores by an ex-soldier, who cashed his check there. | The chain attributed a considerable increase in business during the week to the buying activities of veterans, most of whom purchased clothing, al- xhcugh some furnishings also were | bought. | <( nmmm.-vrh \ Mortgage Bonds suburbs. { Mortgages held by 7 A liberal interest safety before yield. Federal Security 1522 K STREET Ruom Over $1,250,000.00 | New York retail stores have noted an improved pre-Easter demand during the week and their sale figures for the month to date compare fairly well with a year ago. Reports from out-of-town stcres, however, reveal considerable disappointment with trade in a num- ber of sections, FIRST TRUSTS 603 Columbian Bldg. E. A Anom forrT e UNQUESTIONED SAFETY UNCONDITIONALLY " GUARANTEED —and a direct obligation of the Federal Security & Mortgage Co. ° Backed by mortgages on owner-occupied homes in the District of Columbia and large national bank as independent trustee. return—considering { Maturities 2 to 10 years. Descriptive Circular Sent on Request & Mortgage Co. N. W. e e e S S————— Real estate mortgages (first lien). Stocks and bonds (market value).. Policy liens. Premiums un 1 Interest and rents due and accrued. All other assets $131 Less assets not admitted TOTAL ASSETS.. J. 813 Net unpaid claims Reserve as require All other reserves. Salaries, rents, expenses, taxes, et Dividends left with the Company. Cash dividends remaining unpaid. Dividends payable in 1931. All other liabilities Surplus TOTAL LIABILITIES 11 $13¢ Life Insurance and Annuities. Amount of risk assumed during the year 1930.... $7 Losses sustained during the year 1930. B Money received during the year 1930. Expended during the year 1930. OSMAN D. CLARK, Secretary. ?ubncl)'lbed and sworn to before me this 14th day of General Manager WM. C. WORTHING Associate General Manager 1512 H Street N. W, Washington, D. C. 62,034,291.97 37,103,139.50 26,405,291.51 8,395,453.90 8,342,375.53 8,342,375.53 Character of business transacted during the year 1930: $5,784,686.60 . $20,952,645.13 FRED A. HOWLAND, President. C. H. BOWMAN, Notary Public. ROBERT P. WITHINGTON ERETE T $5,178.00 1,662,764.35 4,455,307.92 6,812.55 3,089,007.96 3,633,569.64 078.37 $491,624.89 9,772,917.00 2,708,300.94 539,282.65 1,425,703.10 342,970.44 4,758,946.64 162,511.94 8,140,117.93 6,156,617.00 Feb., 1931. 4 Paid last | EASE IN CALL RATES EXPECTED TO CONTINUE Special Dispatch to The Star. money probably would continue for some time. Although they did not predict for I & call rate of 1 per cent on the e4change, as was the case Priday after- aoon for the first time since June 3, 1915, they looked for this rate to con= tinue in" the outside market. Incie dentally, on June 3, 1915, call money renewed at 1% per cent 1% vance in rails and industriate o O STEEL PRICES ADVANCED. NEW YORK, March 21 (#).—Iilinois Steel Co. has advanced the price on l:l:;fll;?;b:!fl:;? NlAbeu"SZ a ton to $1.80 N ve April 1. prices remain unch&fld. s 32 Money to Loan Secured by first deed of trust o real estate. Frevaliing nterest and sommalot 420 Wash. L & Juepll_l. Wel Blds., 0th & rm FREE ON REQUEST To acquaint you with The Financial World's great value to investors, we offer our mext issue and “Leaders of the Next Bull Market” free. Return o and your e, %FINANCIAL WORLD America’s Investment Weekiy--Founded 1902 _ New York Established 1899 MONEY TO LOAN Piating or Ranewine Your 1st and 2nd Trust Consult WELCH o §°% % Nw. (National Savi o & 1“%1 Co. Bldg.) ~ STATEMENT OF THE GG OF THE MUTUAL PROTECTION FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Of the District of Columbia he 3lst dag of December, 1030, as re; on 1 gauired under Bection 647 of ‘Code Law Yor “the Diatrict of ol * $3,617.97 DISBURSEMENTS. Net emount paid to policyhold- ers for losses........ All other disbursements... Total disbursements Mortgage loan: Cash_in compan: Deposits in_banks. Interest accrued. Al corued t on bank deposits) Deaies "asoers ot " wdimiiied Tiot 5 Total sdmitted_assets. LIABILITIES, Net unpaid claims. Total Uneatned prei inter- . LAMB] t. WM. A. JOHNSON, !fl:!flll'll‘nmgfir 3 |, Bubscribed and sworn_to before me this 16th dl{ of January, 1 (Sea LEE BROWN, Notary Publlc. District of Columbla. BTA' ENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE UNION INDEMNITY COMPANY Of New Orleans, Louisiana, On the 3ist day &f Decembe ber. Te- uited under Section 64T Cote v Tor " the Distries of Golumble, o Net premiums Total interest Other incom Total income . $13,556,020.18 553.223. $14,914,144.79 DISBURSEMENTS. Net smount paid policyholders o Al other Total disbursements .. $7.167,805.74 64,195.74 $16,132,001.48 ASSETS. te . loans on real estaie. loans nds and stocks ash in company' 134 Deposits in banks . 615,920.60 Premiums in course of coilec- ’ 2,755,461.03 Interest accrue 80,301.85 All other assets 804,345.36 Gross_assets . s Deduct assets not admitted . Total admitted assets . LIABILITIES. Total unpaid claims Total unesrned premium: Other 1 5 Capital paid up ° Surplus over all liabilities . Total Accident Health 153,470, Noncancel dent and heaith 0 Auto_liability 1,818.04 Liability 5,159.35 o 8.178,182.17 1,248,991.67 to ol Property damagt collision other than auto . Sprinkler Totals MARTON 3. GRERN, Assistant Becvesoen: (Seal.) HARRY M. 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