Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1933, Page 13

FINANCIAL N. Y. CURB MARKET ||CRUDE OIL OUTPUT Received by Private Wire' Direet to The Star Office. CURB SHARES SAG AFTER EARLY GAIN; Market Settles Back to Clos- ing Prices of Yesterday. Trading Small. BY JOHN A. CRONE. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. i NEW YORK, March 29.—The T Exchange, after rallying slightly in th first hour, sold off later in today's ses sion, with the result that prices in the early afternoon were about at previous final Jevels. Electric Bond & Share, which !pufl.- ed more than a point a few minutes before Tuesday's close, shuttled back and forth within a 113-point range to- day. Cities Service dTenernlly was 8 trifle below its preceding final quota- ‘tion. Standard Oil of Indiana moved ! narrowly. ‘The hck of activity or price moves during the first several hours discour- aged traders, who pointed out that much of the news was favorable. The decline in electric output last week was less than in the preceding seven days. Steel operations expanded and scrap rices firmed. From the oll trade came ndications of sporadic gasoline price advances. Ford Motor, Ltd., remained unchanged despite London cables telling of the Dagenham plant strike settlement by & wage increase. Although truck manu- facturers profess to see good business resulting from the return of beer, the Test cf the automotive trade is not mak- ing predictions. American Light & Traction, which is controlled by United Light & Power, marketwise ignored its 1932 statement showing $2.17 & common chare against $2.89 a share in 1931. United Light & Power during this period was inactive. Axton-Fisher Tobacco A caused & stir | as it opened 38 bid, 50 offered, and subsequently sold at 40, up 5% points. National Sugar Refining of New Jersey opened up 2 points at 28%. Fajardo Sugar was 25 bid, with none ‘offered. Several weeks ago it sold at 25}, up 31, points. The statistical position cf su;nr is responsible for the strength of that commodity. Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea was moderately active and steady. H. C. Bohack opened off 5 points at 21 on its first trade in more than a month. On its last previous sale of 26 it was down 157 points, following an unfavorable monthly sales report. Deere & Co. was off a half point in early dealings in sympathy with a decline in grains, POWER OUTPUT GAINS DURING PAST WEEK By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 29 —Electric power production in the United States improved last week after a steady de- cline since early in February. Edison Electric Institute reported to- day that output for the week ended March 25 was 1.400,655,000 kilowatt hours, against 1,375,207,000 in the pre- vious week. The decline from a year ago was 6.9 per cent, as compared with a decrease of 10.6 per cent for the week | ended March 18. Production on the Atlantic Seaboard | ‘was off 4.3 per cent from 1932, against | & drop of 8.2 per cent in the previous week; New England alone was down 7.6 per cent, compared with 9.5; the central industrial region, 10.9, against 148, and the Pacific Coast, 41, against 6.9. BONDS ON THE CURB Bales in Do\ass'nc BONDS, xh Low. Noon- ¢ PR Cent L 7 Cent ‘St El 10 Cities Service 3 Cit 8rv Gas s 2 Con Gas Blto 4s ; 4 Consm Pow 4las 0415 9416 94l +36 1003 10034 10034 100% 100 100 9 8O I e PTG N o - ] 3, 0002222222 A 5 & L 415 la Elec 5128 '72 El 625 A " N Y 5los z R R 1) 2 55 zn' s Tex U 55 A '57. FOREIGN BONDS. n B Co ds B a1 98 3 R e S e T T T d C HE ith warrants. ithout warrants, ew. U. S. Government Bonds Public Utility Bonds New York & Wash. Bank Stdcks Investment Trust Shar Real Estate Bonds & Notes Brewery Stocks Bought, Sold and Quoted COLONY COMPANY ‘Washington Bids. Met. 2721 Btock_and Divigesa Rate. A4 00. Mien. Low. Ciow. Acme Wire vte 3 Air Inv Inc vte. Alum Co Americ: Am Cit PRL A(a3). Am City P&L B 15¢ Am Cynamid (B).. Am Equittes . Am Founders, ., Am Gas & BI ($1) Am Invest Inc war. Am Laun Mch 40c. B0, Am Lt & Trac (2) Am Maracaibo Am Superpower. Am Thread pf 250 Ark Nat Gas (A). Asso Gas & Elec. Asso Gas&Elec (A) | Asso Gas & E war.. Axton Fish(A)3.: Blue Ridge.. Blue Ridge pf (a3). Brillo Mfg (80c). . Buckeye Pipe L (!) Canadian Marconi.. Carib Syndicate Cent States Elec. Cities Service Cities Service pf. ! Colts Pat F A (1).. Col G & E cv pf (5) 1258 Colum O11&G v.t.c.. Comwlth Edis (5) Comwlth & Sou w: Comstock Tunnel. . Cons Gas Balt 3.60. Cord Corp (10¢) Cosden & Co c.0d. 5 Creole Petroleum 1 Deere & Co s 120 Dubilier Cond & R. 1 Duke Power (4) 2 last States Power. 8 El Bd & Share b6%. 184 El Bd & Share pf 6. {,.1 Ba & Share pt 5. 44 lec Shareholdings 1 Sharehold pt (6) Empire G&F 6% Emp G&F 6% % pf. Europ El Ltd A 300 Evans Wall Lead. . Florida P & L pt (7) 251 Ford Motor Can A., 1 Ford Motor Ltd. . 1 Garlock Pack(40c), 4 Glen Alden Coal 4 Goldman Sachs. 4 Gold Seal El new . 1 Grt A&P T n-v(7) . 308 Gulf Oil of Penna. . Hudson Bay Min. Humble Ofl (2) . Imp TGB&TkT4%0 Ins Coof N Am(2). Intercont Pete..... Int Cigar Mach 1% Int Petrol (1) . IntUHIB....... Interstate Equitie: Interstate Eqcv pf. Irving Air Cl Kerr Lake Lake Shore M (2).. Lakey Fdy & Mch Lefcourt Real Lehigh Coal&N 40¢ Lone Star G bédc. . Long Is Light(40c) Memphis Nat Gas. Mid Sta Pet vic B Middle West Util. Montgem Ward (A) 14 Mount & Gult Mountain Prod 80c. at Aviation. t Bella Hes: at Pw&Lt pf 6) !00. zt Rubber Mch. at Sugar NJ (2).. 1 Amsterd Gas 11§ 25s ew Eng Pwr pf(6) 508 ew Jersey Zinc2. 1 Y Shipbidg (10c) Niag Hud Pwr (1). Niag Hud (A) war. 1 Nor N 'Y Util pt (7) 258 Oil Stocks Ltd. ... k k% 138 187 138 281 274 28 3y 414 34 414 5 2 2 1 1 10 1 5 il 1 2 | 1 18 1 i 4 1 2 1 2 6 s b3 1 4 9 29% 3% 9% ¥ 68 5 3% Brokers’ Comment NEW YORK, March 29.—Most brokers today continued to be non-committal in their views of the stock market. Thomson & McKinnon—Continued strength in wheat would be extremely helptul in exomdlng the rally in mcu Frazier, Jelke & Co—The nctlon of stocks in the market provides a rea- sonably accurate picture of the attitude the business world is taking toward the trade outlook. There is a general hope for better things in a reascnable length of time, but a disposition to post- Pone new commitments until hopes are supported by more tangible indications. Redmond & Co.—The attitude of most investors appears to be one of watchful waiting, which we believe to be & sensible one. The market still shows no definite signs of emerging from its trading area. Shields & Co.—For the immediate future, however, there is no reason to change trading policy of selling the leaders on flumz; improvement in the price levels for certain deflated :‘ummodmes and equities favorably tuated. Jackson Bros, Boesel & Co.—We see further evidence of coming inflation in the recently enacted bank law, which permms the Hecon.strucnon Finance Corporation to purchiu erred stock in new or reorganized and to make loans upcn such stock. It is con- celvable thpt a vast amount of new credit will pumped into the market if wide latitude is resorted to in this direction. Sales Gain Reported. e sires iens reporied o sale gutn o7 1 per cent in February, as compared to January, the Federal Reserve Bank an- nouncement said. e ————E———, ENTERPRISE SERIAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION 7th St. and Indiana Ave. N.W. 70th Series of stock now open for subscription Payments on shares $1.00 each, payable monthly James E. Connelly James F. Shes President Secretary Membee of Rullding Amegiation Coutell District of Columbia. A First Trust Loan on improved Real Estate INSURANCE of any kind REAL ESTATE you wish to sell or purchase INVESTMENT in 1st Mortgage Notes or Rental Property you desire managed Consult Floyd E. Davis Co. 733 12th Street N.W. 8 | Penroad Corp. Btock and Sale— . Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. 1ow. Close. Parke Davis (1).... 2 15 14% / 14% 8 1 1% 45 28% % % 4% Penn Wat & P (3).. Peppersll Mg C. Phoenix Secur pf. Pilot Radlo Tube A. Pioneer Gold (24c). Pitney BowesP.... 1 Pitta'bgh & LE 23 1508 7 % | Powdrell & Alex... 1 Prudential Invest.. 20 % | Roan Antelope. St Regis Paper. . Salt Creek Prod (1) Selected Industries SelInd all cfs(5%) Shawin W&P (50c). Shenandoah Corp. . Singer Mfg Co (6) Smith (A 0). So Am Gold & P’ Fouth Penn Oil (1). Stand Oil Ind (1).. 18 Stand Ofl of Ky(1) 4 Stand OH of Ohto. . 50- Stein (A) & Co. . Steln A & Co pf 6% w- Stutz Motor Car. .. Sun Investing..... Swift & Co. Switt Internat’i(2) Technicolor...... Tech Hughes (60¢) Tonopah Mixing. . . United Corp war. \United Founders United Gas. . United Gas pt (l). . United Lt & P (A). 8 United Lt & Pwrpf 10 Utd Sho Mch pf 1% lOl U S Elec Pwr ww U S & Intl Sec. U S & Intl 1st pf. Util Pwr & Lt..... Ut P& Lpf (7).. Venezuelan Pete Walker (Hiram) Wayne Pump. 4 1% Wright Harg t200.. 3% Ifl'ldenl Tates ln dollars based on a % ual . Pend, {Partly enm 3P Tus 4 8 Fayable ash tock. ock. Afl:ln;umzmr gividend. Pt'l;l.ub-h 8% in stock. lus % of California increased 163,300 barrels «|IRON AND STEEL OUTPUT in hPlus 1% in stock! 1Plus 2% in 1 stock: K P n stock. P us 3% 1B Slock 5'Pale 10k yerrocne” repular rare. D. C, WEDNESDAY, MARCH REVEALS INCREASE Daily Average Production in U. S. Gains 123,200 Bar- tels During Wegk. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 29.—Daily aver- age gross crude oil production in the United States increased 123,200 barrels in the week ended March 25, totaling 2,249,650 barrels, the American Petro- leum Institute's weekly summary indi- cates. Dally average production east to 1,875,950 barrels. Refineries, represeting 91.6 per cent of estimated total capacity, P ited Y, re- at 59 por cent of their crude oil average runs to mua as 2,085,000 barrels. Daily aver- age of the ww!mu week for refineries represen! 91.6 per cent of total op- erated at 56.3 per cent of capacity, was 1,988,000 barrels. Daily average cracked gasoline by re- !lnerlu representing 95.4 per cent of total charging capacity was 401,000 hlr- by refinerce Tepréaenting 304 )y refineries represent per cmt of total was 406,000 barrels. Imports principal United States ports totaled 787,000 barrels, against 1,234,000 barrels. GAINED IN FEBRUARY By the Associated Press. Iron and steel production increased in February after adjustrents for seasonal variations, as the change was noted by the Federal Reserve Board. In the ubu that follows the index of production is given for comparable weeks, based on representing the 1923- 25 average as 100: Month of February Previous month By the Associated Press. late today to the highest point, one exception, since last November, Aggressive Eastern buying and re- ports of dust storms in Kansas and Oklahoma sccom| the new wheat advance. ‘were cur- cats uncmud to a 15a% advance, sha pmvmoq: ‘unchanged shade higher to 10 cents down. New York Cotton Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, March 29—Opening cotton prices on the local exchange to- day were 4 to 5 points lower. In Liver- pool prices were steady in qulet trading. Initial quotations were: May, 6.28, off 4; July, 6.42, off 4; October, 6.61, off 4; December, 6.73, off 5, January, 681,/ off 5. NEW YORK EGG PRICES NEW YORK, March 29 (Special).— ‘Quotations for eggs in the wholesale cash market today were: Mixed colors— chlz packs, 14%al53%; standards, storage packed firsts, 13%a 9| —Nearby and western, tal ks, 16a18; standards, 15!13'/'” P 29, 1938, GAS FIRM-WILL BUY STOCK IN SUBSIDIARY |25 Three Banks Also Granted Permis- sion to Hold Securities of Mont- gomery County Utility. 8pecial Dispatch to The Sta: U&um:&u Md., March 29— ler an issued yeste: Public Bervw:x mln’el:m "y 3 me ington Gas Light Co. is sumorlnd acquire one share of stock onheWuh- ington Gas Light Co. of 3 ) Montgomery County. This action followed a hear- ing beXore the commission ye apwd-y. at which no protests were made against this a uh ition of stock. m ashington @as- Light Co. ol Montgomery County is u uuhlldluy the Washiny d the com- um;!.on of the one mission held the share of atock ““ lawful and proper. Al the same time the commission SAVE a Part of Your Earnings Each Pay Day A small amount will hnrdly be missed . .. yet earning 5%, it will soon assume satisfactory proportions. Start your account today. emi-Annual Dividends WHTONg, PERMANENT BUILDING ASSOCIATION 4o @H9-91 ST. NW, s """mnnu us I FINANCIAL ::mwnu:.n.m::iv:mr . ..f.:nnee,mthschuflv tional Bank of the City of New York, to In granting for the trans- fer and hol WM the ool;- n ?‘wnwm d dhlued:;lvmffl 8 and proper,” an e fol- lowing order: “That the consent of the commis- A—13 and the same is hereby, given’ transfer tc American Security & 'Co., trustee; the Riggs National of Vashington, D. C. trustee, Chase National Bank of the | investments in amusements m Bcotland last year totaled We are prepared to act pranptly on appli- cations for Loans on Rei Estate in the District of Columbia. No Commissions Charged We Pay 5 % to Invesing Members Columbia Building \ssociation 716 Eleventh Streel N.W. Member of Building Assojiation Council of the District of Cdumbia When You Buy Insurance... + « « Demand sound protection first—but don’t overlook the cost. Our policyholders are securing absolutely safe p-otectlon and are saving from 10% to 30%. It mll pay you to— Call “The Mutual”—National 6690 THE MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY 1301 H Street N.W. ALBERT R. PETERS, President N’ CONDITION STATEMENT OF THE THE CENTRAL MANUFACTURERS’ MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF VAN WERT, OHIO. On the 31st dey of December, 1032, required "under Section of Law for the District of Columbia. Net premiums Total interest and rents. Other income .. Total income Real estat Mortgage luanls on real emxe ocl : gents' balances Interest and rents aul crued ..., All other’ assets Gross assets Deduct assets Total admitted aseets ....3$4.200,499.05 LIABILITIES. Net unpaid claims Total unearned premii Other liabilities Sifplus over all sabiit] Total ..... NET PREMIYMS WRITTEN DURING Distriet of Columbia. si0.082.17 Earthquake - Iniand | nmn~ an {rangportation 16.084.49 ado, wind- Torn! storm. & n d oy sprinkler age . i Riot. eivil ‘com- nd 98,886.20 7.108.40 4,302.92 168.40 636.80 28.87 $2.092.450.91 $22,190.68 G. A BERGER. Vice President. F. W. BURMORT. Asit. Becrotary. aumcnbed and sworn :23 before me this 23d_day of Febr 193; (acal) ROBER] T TUTTLE, B otary, Pabiic. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE MUTUAL -FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD. OF SANDY SPRING, MD. n the Siat day of December, 103 Rauirea Ninder *Becon e Gode of Law for the District o( Cul\lmhh. Net premiums Total interest ‘and ‘fents Other ~ incom Total income. ,802.38 T80 0.00 82.308 99 2789 19/953.10 14,083.44 1,600.00 Agents’ Interest and “Tents * due Ked A" Gther asse Gross assets Deduct assets not ‘admitted. . Total admitted assets.....$852,804.71 b bt £00,400.00 ‘arket Value Dec, 31 13‘5‘. 504,161.57 Total $802,804.71 58.075.60 08808608 Net unpatd Total unearned Other liabllities, ing NET PREMIUMS WRITTEN DURING YEAR. District of Total. jumbia. ! fl.sl!o.!(l&! 1.479.70 1,860.24 . $101,710.87 $1,479.79 President. 2 647 ot the Cod $2.092,450.91 171,027.97 14.150:37 $3,177.638.25 ,480.62 1.809,371.64 . .$4,200,499.05 7.38 STATEMENT Dz 'ONDITION OF LUMBERMEN'S MUTUAL CASUALTY COMPANY OF CHICAGO, ll.l.lNOl! On the 31st day of De Fequlred under Bection 047 of me C Law for the District of Columbi 15,098,377 M T 10,604 .88 $15,508,500.32 t ther ~ income Total income DISBUI Net amount paid polic: holders for losses. Al other disbursemer Total disbursements 845431021 87. Real estate 2 Roal estatp $21,066.80 330078084 2,237,074.05 ace: Al other assets Gross assets $16, Deduct assets not ‘admitted” 101940 85 Total ldmll(id ssets 16,031,781.14 Total unpaid ims $6.807.508.00 ‘Total unearned premi 47"4 669.00 Other liabilities 2,.649.00 Surplus “over ‘al’ lisbiitites 3.356.054 24 Total . ..$16,031.781.14 8 WRITTEN NET Pm% DURING District of Columbla. $045.20 04.646.20 9,443.55 Accldent Auto_liabiiity Ligbiltty oth- sut 830,274.50 271380880 83610 86,007.45 je 133 !.lss.eo At i 801.36 160.30 a Suto ..... 2042528 'lbm: $15.008.377.73 l' Vl d sworn u be!on me this "‘ML = Notary Py h“ My commission expires Dec. 2, 1934. STATEMENT OPD‘;II CONDITION THE CAROLINA MUTUAL INSUR- ANCE COMPANY OF CHARLES- TON, SOUTH CAROLINA. On the ang day of Doulnber 1982 L Pt B, S osimnn, ol 94.62 ;{t 3,020.02 bn.r 23 7 of — .81 M,M“g ng Other income. 53048 Total income. -$124,770.17 DISBURSEMENTS. Net lqo\mt Paid policyholders $24,850.30 i Gtnee Sisurseimenta: 122 . *00.008.98 dotal disbursemente .$123,864.71 Real _estate £,200.00 Bonds and stocks, (book ‘value) %os‘zw B 1A company's olee Tasn e Deposits in banks 30048 Asents " balances 24,205.54 Interes rents ‘die or ac- "0 A Other *adssta ,223 41 Deduct over of -$451,140.50 Net unpatd claims, Dther HabiHEL Surplus over all lisbiilites. 1'872 10 . su,z:n 72 .$451.140.69 DURING District of Columbia. $273.21 200.950:08 . WEHMAR. JR., Secretary. aoSibscribed and iwors, to Setore me this onie a8 1933, c, 8.'C. the pleasure CHAS. M. BOTELER, Secretary STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE OWNERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF IOWA OF DES MOINES, IOWA. On the 31st day of December, 1032, required ‘under Section 647 of Law for the District of oolunm- Net premium: Total *interest Other income. Total income s for ATOuer disbursemen Total disbursements. Real estate Mortgage loans on T Bonds and_stocks. d ALl other Gross _ass -8 Deduct ‘assets nn(. admitted Total admitted assets LIABIL Net unpald claims Total unearned premitms. . Other liabllities Strpius over all liabtitti Total ... NET PREMIUMS WRITTEN DURING THE YEAR. District_of ‘Columbia. $4,840.69 Motor” ‘vehiicles Earthquake ... Inland navigation and _transpor- tation Tornado, storm,’ clone ’ . Sprinkler ' Riot, clvil “com: motion, and oston ... J.T. SHARP, President. H. B. CARSON, Secretary. b Mx,u‘.;rl:;dhlgl“ l'nm tn M!BH me this :OHN ‘B (8eal) WIsE, Notary Pabltc. wind= d cy- STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL FIRE INSUR- ANCE COMPANY OF SAVANNAH, GA. On the 31st day of December, required under Section 647 of th of Law for the District of o.?mmbf., Net premium Total interest and'Fenits Other income .. Total income . DI Net amot m holders sses Al other 'disbursemenits. Total disbursements . $124,080.10 315,717.51 . $439,251.61 Real estate 73,5 Bottenee Toaiis'u "real wa 50000 ;I 9‘-058.04 10.819.59 26,670.72 768,252.08 b 92.307.9 inc Interest and rents accrued All other a: ‘due "o Jross asets ... ‘e uct assets not admitted. Total sdmitted assets.., $675,344.11 Net upaid ¢ 23,564 Total “unce: Total o NET PREMIUMS WRITTEN DURING THE YEAR District lumbia. $321. 1% cuEnt 617.83 15.00 $322,352.80 $647.5¢ C._H._KONEMANN, President. gofubgcribed sad u'wvrn“ beforé me this (Seal) "WILKYE G, BRO Notary STATEMENT OF IND! & THE CONDITION GRAIN DEALERS NATIONAL MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, l}iD.}ANAPOIJS. ANA autrea Jinder Beclon oI Y A Tols auired u i e VLIV 107 “the “Distoies “af Cotuimbia On the 31st daj required ‘under 47 o Lan" tor 1he Distrie: of ‘Columbla. E. I. OAKES, Treasurer TATEMENT OF NDITION 8 "0’ % CONDITIO! ASSOCIATION OF SEATTLE, WASHINGTON of December, 1932, as tion 04 e “Code of Net premiums Net premiums Total interest Other {neom Total income . ISBURSEMENTS Net _amount " paid polers holders for losse: Alother disbursements Total 8.810.01 R disbursentents $1.675,089.52 A!flm Real estate . $342.437.32 Morteage Lo lolm “on’ real ‘es- Agents’ Interest and Tents ‘e or ued Al'Gtner adseti 837.014.82 1.907.60 $2.835,107.13 ross assets . .,.. Dediet e ot ‘ddmitted Total admitted assets. DISBURSEMENTS. Net_amount paid policyhold- josses ALl other disbursements. Real estate. Mortgage xoms on real stock coru A Gther adsets Deduct assets n Total Interest Other 'income On the fls required uny w for the STATERENT OF THE CONDITION NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL FIRE fi-NEHANIA LUMBERMEN’S COMPINY OF PHILADELPHIA, FIRE INSURANCE PENNSYLVANIA. day of Duember 193' s : é," fon he Gode Hstrict of Cohlmbfll it 'roul facome. . ers_ for I Total disbursements, ASSETS. Real esmte ortgagt onds an DISBURSEMENTS. Net amownt paid policyhold- ern for losses an"othet dlsbursemesits Total tisbursement $22! Jossis on real esule 5 Cash in company’s offi Deposits, in banks Gross_assets. Gro assets. Deduct assets ‘fot ‘sdmitted. an Test and Tents due or ac- A St asiets .$3,082,123 88 280,387.21 Totsl admitted assets. ... .$2,80; LIABILITIES. Net wmpaid claims. .. Net unpaid . ot Dresmed récairus. Other liabilittes. .. Capital paid up. Surplus over “Total NET PREMIUM Tém}tm DURING Distriet Coll?rtl\bll 81, 17.'1 108713 $2.651.1¢ G a. 498.9 Fire . . Motor " ‘vehicles 1,964.70 111,731 2.1 é."!.!g 1.31 1,833.12 23.98 $1.483,022.20 $5.407.40 P. E. GOODRICH, Vice President. .Y J. FITZGERALD, Secretary. Subscribed and sworn fo before me this 17th day of February, 1933. (Seal) F. A. BRIER, Notary Public, 10}07 commission " expires January 21, STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE MERRIMACK MUTUAL FIRE IN- SURANCE COMPANY OF ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS the 81st day of December, 1032, 8§ Tequired under Section 647 of the Code of Law XM’ the District of Columbia. an Cash in company’s Deposits_in banks Agents’ blllncel Interest A Gther assets Gross assets .. Deduct assets not Total admitted assets....$1,081,447.80 1,800.08 ou;‘ 1 llrl'i‘l.d r a Bl ool liabishies: T 230, 21.45 8.18 $626,246.07 $1,803.96 mm'ron 8, FLAGD, President. C.”NICHOLS, Becretal EDW. ry. nblcri.b.d and mm lo before me this 5 25th day of Pebruary, 10: noun‘"fi.h. My commission expires 1030, Surplus over Total e.eeeee DURING District of | Pire ‘Columbia. | Mctor $4.740.94 61.66 248418 14,603.73 $4.382.500.85 $4.828.45 M. D. L. RHODES, President. L D. BRILL. Secretary. Sudscrived and swora to befope me this 15th day of Pebrusry, 1033. o ¥ Rotasy usiic: F THE CONDITION STATEMENT 1 CAMBRIDGE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF AN Vl.l, MASSACHUSETTS On the 31sf o( Decembet, 1032, as Seauired under Bection 947 of the" Code of Law for the District ef Gohumbt Net premiums . Total interest and rents. .. Other income . .$264,165.48 17,818.55 All ulhll‘ disbursements Total disbursements estate . 2381238 40 131,442.65 46,562.30 2,400.54 62.17 Bepos Agents’ blll . Dfterest and rents dué 'or ‘ac- cru Al other’ asse! assets . . Deductathets ‘noi admitted Total admitted nuu . $526.805.02 L T7.864.07 1$449,030.95 81.305.15 | Total w 20148 trict of 'smbll. 72.96 T and ¢ clone ”ig‘fli jer leakage 234.00 M hotion ang ex- mllnn PR 8.00 11.25 $264,168.4: $684.21 TON 5!‘. , President. EDWARD C. NICH k ibscril and sworn to ore me this 25th, day ot hhnun 1933, (Seal.) % SRianam, Notary Public. 1030, age Riot. civil ‘com- motion. and :nlollnn sl 1.240.20 $1,342,406.52 JUSTIN PETERS. Presxdenl. H. J. PELSTRING, Secretary. Subscribed and 23rd day of P‘l nlll'rg.rnlégs?'un e H. (Beal.) JOHN R, HAFER y Pul 1037 commission expires January 20. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITI OF THE g SHELBY MUTUAL PLATE GLASS AND CASIMI." COMPANY OF SHELBY, OHIO On the 31st day of Dec 2, Seauirea “nder “Becton 047 ol the Gods of 'Law for the Distric of Cotumbl . INCOME. $669.484.06 Net amount p = pomyholuen 2 ln:(!"“l.’ul al estate. ,l sg” aue loasis on’ e & Bopds and iocks (Conventio geuiton u + 41581000 100057 58.131.04 © 130.207.35 . 7.840.68 1,037.31 +$000,748.94 $55.008.78 18,301 31 5,348.20 SRR +9000.748.94 Premiums in coursé of tion (Under 80 Days) Interest and rents d s unpaid om&: Jiabilities . tingencies) Surplus over :II Total 8,214.95 421,148.88