Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1935, Page 19

FIN ANCIAL. e ———————————— CURB LIST HOLDS T0 STEADY COURSE Utilities Lose Part of Early Gains, but Specialties Close Near Peaks. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 9.—Curb market stocks held to a fairly steady course today. Utilities showed provement at one time, but encoun- tered some profit taking and slipped back from the peaks. A number of specialties, however. finished at about the highs of the day. '}rradmg was moderately active. DOMESTIC BONDS High. Low. Close Pw 4! :54' a0 Arkans P & L 55 Asso El Ind 4125 Asso OE $ar 4K xw Asso Rlynn 55 Su Asso T&T 5las A Asso T Slas, ¢ 44 cod Bell Tel Can 55 Bell Tel Can 5s C rmngm El 47,5 rzham Gas 5 " CHICAGO STOCK MARKET © 3 1045 | | | | 10 Am Pub sve pf - Eifles service 5 Cities Servic Cit Srv Gas 3 § i an 401, 503 10844 iz 215 | l' DYe 100% 1025 9918 10412 B 77 o D Fggp 2 B o0 > 42 100% 100 100% mu 128 100 1003, ) 96 /. 100 1 107 1 10424 21 10: 3 SHEE Ffl##&' 0023055008595 ey 355535 0: B R BITAN DB BB SRiEERS 106% 106 ll I“—v 111 |”= um. m' % 2 uv". 112 110'5 nn‘m 110% 1039 103% 10“’. 94 " 94 S 28 9 106% 106 106% substantial im- | GAINS REGISTERED BY LIVE POULTRY Spring Chickens Up One- Half to Full Cent—Eggs Are Unchanged. Live poultry quotations were steady Market today. Spring chickens were in demand and one-half to a full cent higher. Eggs were unchanged. The sum- mary, with egg and live poultry prices, furnished by the Department of Agri- culture, follows: e-pound prints (9% score). BUTTER—On 26: tub. 25, L-pound prints (40 score), {ub. "24: "1-pound prints (80 score u \!MT&HEF( veal 243 11820; pork _lgins. moked lard. 14a16: 1 va!s'rock Hegs. 508 )210.00: heavy. 800 00: piss. 8,0080.50 1.0 1am BGGS— Matket changed. _Current hennery whites. 3 '8 d d deted 'hll! eRRS d marketing costs) s, cxiras un- Government fincluding U. 8. ex- mediums. to = U - "LiVE POULT “séendy and rket | e Spring - chickens. i demand prices !> to 1 cent higher. Fowl 5 pounds and over. 15a17; under 5 14 Leshorns. 14 monrrs] 0. pounds. Spring ymouth over 3ts Hirkers: Hems. 164 | P2 Oms, 14 ‘DU PONT IS CHEERED BY EUROPEAN UPTURN " | By the Associated Press. 2| NEW YORK. July 9.—Lammot du Pont. president of E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. arrived from Europe with the impression there had bcen\ a marked improvement in economic | conditions in England and Germany. His company’s business was running ahead of last year. he said. CHICAGO, July 9 7. —FPollowing is the complete official list of transactions in sto: on the Chicago Stock Exchange tod; | &30 srocks High. Low. Last 120 Abbot Lab o6} 30 Adams Roy 100 Allied Prod 200 Armour & Co 700 Autom Prod 1800 Butler Bros n Il P oSve of 1% s013 | 1 £ s lP‘ 56 0 McQuay Norris 10 McQuay No 5 100 McWill" Dreds_ 250 Merch & Mirs AZ 1000 Mid ‘West Util_ 10 Micland_Unit of d - A D Pl | Norwest Bancors. ) Oshkosh Over _ 50 Penn Gas & El__ 200 Pines Winter 00 Prima Co ___ D Public Sve ___ - ) Public &ve¢ n' p ) Quaker Oats ) Quaker Oats pf ) Reliance Mfg _ - ) Sinode- Stee] 15 S = i00 Utah Radio _ 100 Vortex Cup - 700 Walgreen ) kesha Mot oldt Stores_ nrs - 37.000 shares. Total stock sales tod BALTIMORE STOCKS Bpecial Dispatch to The Sti ‘BALTIMORE July H-— S runger Gors_ 10 Amflnc Coast L . Houstn Ol pf vu: = Maryland C-s = 2 11-51. nnt- 613, 6034 n|=. 60%2 6034 4 1097 109V 1 4 9878 0RYs Sou Galli G4t Sou Cal Gas 5s So Calif Gas bs s Gas Stand G & E 6s Stand Inves Stas Stand P 3ia 2l 51 mslu 13 mlh 0, 915 10 ; 1 o 2y 9Ya 112 1044 1 fir York I‘l! 5s auca Valley 7s ‘48 & n B uer' A2 at H-nover City 7s Ital Su Pow 6: 57 56 b6 102% 102% 102% ‘warrants. xw—Without New wi—When issued. a»233523) IRBIIER3 iDed. emunlred by maturity. tCompanies reported in receiver: to firm on the Weashington Produce | Colored. | * | Eastn Sta Pw (B) 51, | Gorham pf ww . | Hires (CE)A(2) | Admin Pund w THE EVENING mmmmmumm Stock and Dividend Rate. 234 00, High. Low. Close. Acme Wire vtc (al2%c) - 1 15% 15% Aero Supply (B) . 2 2 Alinsworth uw.) Ala Pow pf (6) Allied Mills Inc - Alum'n Co of Am 1350s 59 Alum'n pf (1% ) 250 Alum'n Ltd Am Book Co (4 Am Ct P&L A (3). 20s Am Cities PRL B 25 Am Cynam(40c)B 34 Am District Tet NJevpf (7). 258112 Am Founders__... 8 Am Founders _..25% 26 26 26 1st pf (B) ! Am Founders 1stpf D 258 24'% 24% 24% Am Gas&E (1.40) 58 308% 293 30% Am G&E pf (6) 758105% 105 105 Am Laundry(40c) 50s 15% 157 15% Am Lt&Tr (1.20). 58 123 12% 12% Am Maracaibo A & & ‘Am Meter Co 13% 134 13% 1% 1% 631 633 5% 5 Am Superpower 5% 5% 12 112 4 Am Super 1st pf ‘Angostura (120c). Apex Elec Mfg Appalachan Elec Pwrpf (T) at Gas A Armstr Cork(50¢) Art Met W (40c) Asso 1 (p217s¢) AssOG & B (A) . Asso GRE $5 pf__. Asso Tel Co Ltd pf (116) Atlas Corp Atlas Corp war Atlas Cor pf A (3) Auto Vot M (50¢) Ax-Fisher(3.20)A 10s | Babcock&W (40c) 50s Bellanca Aircraft 50 | Bickfords Inc (1). 1 Bliss Co (E W) 1 Bow Roll B (1) Brill Corp A Buft N & EP pt Bulova cv pf | (1.60) 8 Bunker Hill&Sul_ 150. | Butler Bros n Marconi __ n | Carib Syndicate _. 5 1 9 98Y. ® 243, [ L] 241 6y | Bly 24'& 9% | 2 528 11 5% 25% | 1 == 27 23y 1% Carnation Co (1) - 19 Carrier Corp | Catalin Corp \elanesep( (7)- luloid Corp Celluloid Corp pt Celluloid 1st pf Cent Hudson G & Ectfs (80c) | C P&L 7% pf 313 | Cent States Elec-.. Cent States Elec cv pf (new) Cem States Elec % pf xw (.tnl States Elec 7% pf CentrifugalP(40c) Chi Riv&M (113) 'hilds Co pf Cities Service 9 Th 7 " 1508 104 Y3, 28 % 508 308 13% 37 b 3z 1758 Pw& Lt $6 pf City Auto St(60c) Clev Clev | Colon Of1 Columbia Gas & Elec ev pf (3) Com’wlth Com’with&s | Como Mines | Compo Shoe Mach s.t.c.(50c) Consol Aircraft. . ns Copper Consol Gas of Balto (3.60) .__. Cons Retail St ContG&E pr pf(7) Cord Corp Corroon & Reyn Crane & Co Creole Petroleum . Crocker Wheeler_. 22 | Croft Brewing 4 " | Crown Cent Petr_. 5 Crwn Ck In A(f1) 1 Cusi-Mexicana M 8 Distillers C-Seagr 132 Distilled Liquors. 5 | Doehler Die Cast_. 14 ! Dow Chemical (2) 5 105% 1042 | Draper Cp (12.40) 208 61'% 61% | Driver Harris (1). 1 17 1Tl 1 Driver Har pf (7) 308100 100 | Duke Power (3) .. 1005 55% 55% | Duval Tex Sulph 1 84 81, Eagle Pitcher Ltd 1 5% b4 Eastn G&F Asso 2 4 4 Eastn G&FpfA(6) 50s 47': T5s T 4 2 3008 6 3 | Eastn G&F 58 508 508 99 4 10 | prpf4i) 66 | Eastn Sta Pw (A) 9 | Elec Bond&Share ¢ BA&Sh pf (5) | Elec BA&Sh pf (6) | Elec P Asso (32¢) 4 |Elec P As A (32¢) 4 Elec Share pf ww 400s Electrographic 1 | Emp G&F 6% pf_. 258 Equity Corp 15 European Elec Ltd (A)(60c) __ Ex-Cell-O A&Tool Fairchild Aviat'n_ Falstaff Brewery _ Fanny F C (50c) _ Fansteel Prod __ Fedder Mfg (A)__ Federated Capital Ferro Enam (60c) Fiat rcts (a81%c) | First Nat Stores 1st pf (7). Fisk Rubber _ Flintkote (1) A _ Fla P&L pf - 3008 331 32 Ford Mot (Can) (1%) A 10 2% | Ford Mot (Can) --- 258 29% 4y 9a 4 15% 1 19% 25 1 4 3 2 1 1 2 i 9 1 25 2081134 113' 113% 9 6% 6% 2 1815 183% 18 3312 2% 27% B (1%) Ford Mot Ltd (al17.7e) Froedtert Gr & M conv pf (1.20) Garlock Pack (1) | Gen Fireproof _ Gen Tire & Rub 26 41 | Georgia Pw pf (5) 10s 68 | Georgia Pw pf(6) 2008 83 | Gilbert (A C) 2 3y ! Glen Alden C (11) 3 18% 508 14% 1 1008 131 10 8% 1600s 15% 4 28% 4 5 Grand Rapids Varnish (50¢) __ Great Atl & Pac Tea n-v (16) 130 130 | Guardian Invest 1 & & Gulf Oil of Pa 8 64% 64 64 | HappinessCandy . 1 % 1 1 | Hartman Tob 1 1% 1% 1k | Harvard Br(al0c) 2 3 3 | Hecla Min (al0c). 13 11 10% 10% 50s 25 25 25 14 4 14 14 { INVESTMENT TRUSTS RK. July 9 (P).—N !ncurlty Boters Rikocituem: —New York Asked. 7 Hollinger Gl'lac) | Am" Burkiiocky m Busine Bulloch " Pany &1 1o amese SO et 1D 2588 D LM 2 BaRRESuEiate e Dan e - ) SRl o e, o o % ! ¥ DML WDt 19012, EXoEh oot -3 NEW YORK CURB MARKET 164 | , | Pie Baker (a55c) , | Puget Sound Pw & 61z | | Venezuela Petrol STAR, WASHINGTON, mwuru Rate. moo High. Low. Close. Horn&Hard(1.60) 2255 24% 24 24% Hudson Bay M&S_ 13 16% 15 15 Humble Oil (1)_ 4 58 B57% 58 Hygrade Syl (2).. 50s 35 35 35 I Pw&Lt $6 pf__ 200s 30 30 30 1mp Oil Ltd coupon (t50¢).. & 20 20 Imp Tob Can (136c) . _ 14 Indiana P L (30c) Indus Fin 7% pf Insurance Co of North Am (2) . Intl Hydro Elec System cv pt Intl Mining (a30c) Intl Mining war_ Intl Petr (t113) - Intl Products_ Intl Util (A)__ Interstate Power (Del) pf __ Irving Air C (40c) 6 Jersey Central P&L pf (1) 60s Jones&Laugh Stl 460- Kerr Lake (albc). Koppers Gas & Coke pf (6) Kreuger(G)Brew Lake Shore M (f2) Libby McNeill&L Lion Oil & Ref Lone Star Gas 30c Long Island Light pf A (7) | Long Island Light | pfB(6) 1258 Louisiana L&Ex.. 5 | McCord Rad (B) 3 | MeWill Dredg (12)100s Mangel Stpf ww 105 Maryl'd Casualty 2 anse\ Harris 1 | Mavis Bot (A)(d) 3 | Mayflower As (2) 400s 5 Mead John (73) 1 Mem Nat G(al0e) Mercantile St (1) | Mesabi Iron 2 | Mich Sug p Middle States Petrol vic A____ Middle States | PetrolvicB . Midland Stl Prod.. | Miss River Fuel bond rts 5 Mock Jud Voe (1). 1 14 Mohawk Hudson | 1stpf (4) 6912 Mohawk H2d pf 1758 30 28 28 | Molybdenum 29 122 11'; 11% | Mont Ward (7) A 20081404 140 140 Mount State Tel & Tel (3) 108 117% 117% 117% Nat BellaHess _ 5 s 1 Nat Fuel Gas (1)_ 14 17% Nat Investors ___ 1 7 Nat Leather Nat P&L pt (6)_ Nat Rubber Mach 1508 2 258 1 10 10 1 31 108 9 Sh | m il 50 69 | 25 | m- \ ™| 1 2 - e 8 5 1 5 154 - 1258 67 67 1 1508 s 3% | Chesapeake & Ohio 187 s | Nickel Plate __ Pere Marquette . | Charter No. 3425. Nat Sugar N J(2) Nat Transit (80c) Nehigh Corp pf New Brad-0 (2ve) NJ Zine (2) NewMex&Arizld. Newm Min (al) \ 614 13 4T 52% 92 20081174, 117 ™ N Y Shipbldg N Y Telpf (83) Niag Hud Pw azara Hudson Niles-Bem-Pond Nipissing(a12izc) Nor Am Util Sec . Northn N Y Util pf(7) - 108 95 NorthwestEng . 1 11 Novadel Ag (2) . 2 21m Ohio Oil cu pf (6). 1 105% 105 Outboard MotB__ 1 1 1 Pacific G & E pf (1.372%) 1 95 114 25% 25% Pacific G & E 1stpf (1'3) 27w Pac Light'g pf (6) 50!101 Pac Tin spec (1) 3508 32% Pantapec Oil Param'’t Motors _ | Parke Davis (t1). 9 Parker Rust P(3) 600s | Pennroad Corp __ 54 | Penn W&P (3)_ 3 Pepperell M{g(6). 80s Phoenix Secur 16 Phoenix Secur pf_ 3 1 100 Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd (86c). . . Pitney Bo P (20c) Pitts Forge __ Pitts & L E (2%2) . 60s | Pitts Plate G(12). 6 Potrero Sugar 1 Premier Gold(12¢c) 23 Prod Roval(23zc) 2 Prudential Invest. 15 Pub Svc Ind §7 | prpt - 2008 2 | Puget Sound Pw & | Lt$5pf 4 3 8 758 3 Lt $6 pf Rwy&Lt Secur Rainbow Lum (A) | Reybarn Co 2 Rice Stix DG (2). Rozers Maj Corp | Rooseveit Field Root Refining Root Ref ev pr pf Royal Typewriter Ruberoid Co (1) 125s Safety C H&L (3) 258 St Regis Paper . 10 St Regis Paper pf 20s Salt Creek Consol (al0c). 3 Salt Creek P(80c). 9 Schiff The Co (2). 1 Seeman Br (+233). 1 Selected Indus.__. 21 Selec Industries allot ctfs (33%) 350s Selec Ind pr (3%) 100s Sentry Safety Con 2 3 Shatcuck Den Min & 2% 21 2n Shewin-W pf(6)_. 108107} 107': 1075 Singer Mfg (16).. 508275 272% 274 Smith (A 0) 13 67 621 67 | Smith Corona vie. 1 134 131 131 | Sonotone Corp 1 1% 1% 1% | South Am Gold & Plat (40c) Sou Penn O (1.20) 28% 49 1 68 66 49 1 67 66 2! 4% 25 3% 25 25% 9 3 , | Southn Calif Ed pf B (1%) Southn Calif Edis pfC(1%) 1 Sou'land R(120¢c). 30 Square D A (2.20) 250s Square Deal (B) .. 9 Stand C&S (2.40) . 258 Stand Oil Ky (11) 6 Stand Oil Nebr __ Stand Pw&Lt pf Stand Silver & L. Starrett Corp Starrett Corp pf. Strook & Co_. Stutz Motor . Sunray Oil .__, Sunshine M(130)_ Swift Intl (2) Tampa Elec (2.24) Technicolor Inc Teck Hughes(40c) Texas Gulf Prod . | Texon O&Ld (60c) Trans Air Tr sta Tung-Sol Lamp _ Union Am Invest_ Unit Chemical . Unit Corp war Unit Founder: Unit Gas Corp Unit Gas Corp pf . Unit Lt&Pw (A) Unit Lt&Pw B Unit Lt&Pw pf Unit Shoe Mach 1 25% 23 6% 141, | 13051 NEW YORK BANK STOCKS NEW YORK, curity Dealers Bank of Banhattan (1% Bankers' Tr = NEW Bank bond, rrmm car loadings on nllronfl reporting for week ended Rate—Maturity 33. United States (12%) csa 1501 U S Dairy (B). U SPlay C (f1).. @nit Verde E 40c Utah Pwr & Lt pf (31.16%c) ‘75- Utilities P&L _ Utilities P&L pf 500! Utility Equities 1 | Utllity Eq pf(3%) 50s Utility & Indus pf 2{ 19 35 Waco Afreraft Walker (Hiram) . Walker (H)pf(1) - 1 WendenCopper . 2 & & & Westn Cart pf (6) 50s100% 100% 100% W Va Coal&Coke 6 34 3% 34 West Tab&Sta (1) 113 138 Woodley Pet(20c) 1 4% 4% Wright Harg t40c. 23 8 ™% 8 Yukon Gold 46 1% 1% Dividend rates in dollars lu;;nauumrlv or semi-an! APaid thle veac. ship or being réorganised. a STORES PREPARE 10 PLAGE ORDERS More Buyers Than Since 1929 Expected to Visit New York in Month. Special Dispaich to The Star. NEW YORK, July 9.—Within the next few weeks about 5,000 buyers, from virtually every section of the United States and Canada, are ex- pected here to purchase between | $80,000,000 and $100,000,000 of Fall and Winter merchandise for the re- | tafl stores of the two nations. This buying movement started ves- terday, so Wall Street is utilizing every merchant and manufacturing connection to get an idea of what the Nation's storekeepers think about | business prospects for the next six | months. It 1s too early yet, say the Wall Streeters with best connections in the wholesaling and jobbing trades, to make any predictions about this buy- ing movement. Hotel executives, however, based predictions on advance bookings, said there would be more | buyers in town during July than in any similar month since 1929. Along Worth street it is estimated | D. C, TUESDAY, JULY 1935. July © U —New York 8- Association (Quotations as of 2 o'clock.) Asked (a) Including FEDERAL LAND BANKS YORK. July 9 (.—Federal Land | (Quotations as of 2 o'clock.) s July FREIGHT LOADINGS. YORK, July 9 (. —Revenue d July 6 included TO THE POLI(‘\'HOLDELIS orF Al U. 5. TREASURY NOTES. (Reported by Charles D. Blrnu & Co) ICE is hereby given that a meetin icyholders of THE PRUDENTIAL | INsSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA | will be beld at the Home Office of said Com- pany in the City of Newark, New Jersey. on Monday, Second day ef December, 1935, | at twelve o'clock moon, for the purpose selecting four persons to be voted for by the boiders' Trustees as members of the | rd of Directors at the annual election of Directors of the Company to be beld on the | Thirteenth day of January, 1936. At such meeting cvery policybolder of the corporation who 1 of the age of twenty-one | years or upwards and whose policy bas been in force for at least one year last past shall be 0 1 entitied to cast one vote in person or by proxy, | Mar 15, 40 EDWARD D: DUFFIELD, Prendent. | June 15. '40 | Reserve District No. §.| Offer REPORT OF CONDITION OF The National Bank of Washington In the District of Columbia, at the close of business on June 29th. 1935. . Loans and discounts . Overdrafts United States Government nbllgauon.s direct and or fully ... $3.986,118.57 - 144.66 2.981.075.01 - 299.099.50 . Banking house, $423,079.00; furniture and $61,231.52 . Real estate owned ulher lhnn bznkmg housf Reserve with Federal Reserve Eank - Cash in vault and balances with other banks . Outside checks and other cash items. . - . Other assets ......... 484,310 52 680,157.20 610.743.25 1,437.073.88 3.351.49 63.883.93 ..-$10,545,958.01 Total assets.... Demand deposits, except United States Government deposits. public funds, and deposits of other banks.. . $4.098.798.60 . Time deposits, except postal savings, pubhc run¢< nnd deposits of other banks.. 4,046.823.72 United States Government and pn'nl sanngs doposm 367.500.21 . Deposits of other banks, including certified and cashiers’ checks outstanding. g . 8 Total of items 15 to 19: (a) Secured by pledge of vestments (b) Not secured by pledge of Joans and or in- vestments .... 378.196.66 loans and or in- $407,870.08 8,483,449.11 () ‘Total deposits .$8.891,319.19 Dividends declared but not yet payable and lmoums set aside for dividends not declared.... . . Other liabilities. . - . Capital account Common stock, share Surplus Undivided profiu—net Reserves for conungenme< 31,500.00 155.33 10,500 shares, par $100 per $1,050,000.00 400,000.00 100,000.00 72 983.49 Total capital account...... 1,622,983 .49 Total liabilities. .... $10.545,958.01 MEMORANDUM: Loans and Investments Pledged to Secure Liabilities. Government obuganon.s. direct and or fully £675.000.00 guaranteed 75.000.00 Other bonds, stocks, "and securlties . Total pledged (excluding rediscounts) $750.000.00 7. Pledged: (b) Against United States Government and postal savings deposits (d) Against deposits of trust deparlmem.s (e) Against other deposits.. . (g) With State authorities to qualify !or the exercisc of fiduciary powers.. (h) For other purposes $358,000.00 75,000.00 40,000.00 276,000.00 ‘ 1,000.00 | FINANCIAL. *%% A—19 that less than half of the normal Fall merchandise orders have been placed to date. In fact, even the Jobbers and wholesalers have been so slow in their instructions to mills | that any sizable buying movement will mean delayed deliveries. What t.he Nluun really thinks about pros- spending power, future price trendl the abandonment of the N. R. A. and its effect on price struc- tures and the fate of the A. A A. will be clearly told by the way the Charter No eserve District No. 5. REPORT OF SONDITION OF THE Export-Import Bank of Washington ‘Washington. in the District nf Co- Iunm at the close of business on June 29, 1935 ASSETS Purniture and fxtures. Cash in vault and bal- fnces with other nks = 14. Other assets Total 3 $2.850.88 9. sets LIABILITIES. taxes and 29. Interest, othe rued 30. D"ldlnd! declared but not yet payable and amounts set aside for dividends noi de- clared Capital account " Class A preferred stock shares. par hare. re- $1.000 common J0.000" ghares. par $100 bt Thare $11:000.000.00 Undivided pronts 7358 93 Total capital ‘account. Total labilities _ Does not give consideration to cumula- tive “dividends on preferred stock from date of organization —on 1934, no dividends having been declare District of Columbie LYNN P. TALLEY. Treasurer of the aBOvernamed bentr 5 solmis sucas thet the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and beliel LYNN P. TALLEY. Treasurer Sworn to and subscribed before be this Sth d-r of July. 1615 (Seal.) EVELYN M STATES Notary Publie My commission expires December 1938 Correct—Attest ROBERT F. KELLEY, 55 Trustees 11033 | | Nation's store buyers stock up, be- cause generally they can see the road | ahead clearly, and that’s why the readers of security tapes watch what the buyers do. \ ’Con’fllhl 1936 275 TONS OF LEAD SOLD. NEW YORK, July 9 (#)—The St. Joseph Lead Co., reports that 275 tons of pig lead from Southeast Mis- souri mines were sold yesterday at $3.95 per hundred pounds, St. Louis. | Charter No Regerve District No NEFORT & counn Second Export-lmpnrt Bank of Washington, D. C. f Washington, in the District of Co- mbia, at the close of business on June 20, 1935. ASSET! 1- Loans and discounts $122.104 9 &' Purniture and ‘fxtures 3.2 9. Cash it lnre! with nlher blnk! 2724 4 4. Other assets Total assets --$2,861,140.46 LIABILITIES Interest. taxes and other cxpenses accrued and Dividends “déciared but not yet payable and amounts sep aside for dividends not declared Capital account Class A 'preterred stock a | 28 $678.94 30. None* shares. par ) per share __$2,750.000.00 Undivided 2,850.461 52 Total liabilities 851.140.46 *Does not give consideration to cumu- lative dividends on preferred stock !mm | date of organization—on March 34 no dividends have been declared } Distriet ot culumm- = LY TALLEY. Treasurer of the aboveinantd ban. 4o solemuly swear thet Tne above statement is true to the best of my kiiowlegge and bele $nA" "FALLeY Treasurer orn 18 4na subscribed Betore me this *lh dxv Ol July, EVELYN M_STATES Notary Public | My commission expires December 27, 1938 | "Correct—Attest ROBERT ¥ KELLEY. ‘ TALLEY G!ORGP N PEEK. NEFF. Trustees REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE American Security & Trust Co. Of Washington, in the District of Columbia. at the close of business on June | 29. 1935. published in response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency under section 5211, U. 8. Revised Statutes. . Loans and discounts . . Overdrafts . United States Gn\ernm"nl ohhgs'mns dxren and o' 1 guaranteed Other bonds. stocks md securmes Banking houses, $2.466,12145; furniture and fixtures. $392.- 820.08 Real estate owned other than banking houm e 1 Reserve Bank .. Cash in vault and balances with other ban . Outside checks and other cash items .. Redemption fund with United States Treasurer and due from Reserve with Feder: United States Treasurer Total assets.. $11.900,002 .44 240168 Ay . 16,278,891.86 . 471027726 2.858.941.53 323,754.86 7.155.835.18 4.613.623.95 120,171.55 19.850.00 428.93229 $48.412.772 60 LIABILITIES . Demand deposits, except United States Government deposits. public funds, and deposits of other banks $19.092.154.60 Time deposits, except postal savings. public funds and de- posits of other banks. ... Deposits of other banks. cashiers’ checks outstanding Total of items 15 to 19 (a) Secured by pledge of loans vestments 20.146.988.95 including certified checks and 1.169.281.34 and or in- $428.865.76 (b) Not secured by pkdge of lmns a.nd mv in- vestments .. ©) ‘Total deposits . Interest, taxes, and other expenses cevesscerses.. 3997955013 ..$40.408.424.89 accrued and unpaid...... 148938.28 . Dividends declared but not yet payable and amounts set aside for dividends not declared. . Other liabilities . Capital account: 68.000.00 13,948.99 Common stock. 34.000 shares, par value, $100 per share . Surplus ... Undivided pmfim-‘nel Reserves for contingencies.. Total capital account Total liabilities . 3.400.000.00 3.400,000.00 714,35820 259.105.24 MEMORANDUM: Loans and Investments Pledged to Secure Liabilities 33. guaranteed Total Pledged 37. Pledged (d) Against deposits of trust departments.. . (e) Against other deposits (8) With State authorities to qualify fiduciary powers. . (h) For other purposes. . ) Total pledged seeevenss | District of Columbia, ss.: 1. CORCORAN THOM, President of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. ) Total pledged $750.000.00 City of Washington, District of Columbia, ss.: I, J. FRANK WHITE, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. J. FRANK WHITE, Cashier. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 8th day of July, 1935. | (Seal) JOHN F. HILLYARD, Notary Public. Correct—Attest: . GEO. L. SHARKEY, JAS. TRIMBLE, CLARENCE F. NORMENT. JR., MORRIS E. MARLOW, ARTHUR MAY, MAX FISCHER, MAURICE F. FLYNN, G. W FORSBERG, W. CLARENCE MILLER, JOHN ED. CAMMACK, ODELL S. SMITH, Directors. United States Government obligations. (excluding rediscounts). and or fully .. $1567.627.51 $1.567.627.51 direct $497.343.75 sesssens . 74,601.56 or the exercise of . 994,687.51 994.69 eesesssssscasssscscssssss $1,067,627.51 CORCORAN THOM, President. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 3rd day of July, 1935. (Seal) HARRY G. MULLER, Notary Public. My commission expires March 21, 1939, Correct—Attest: ‘WM. L. BEALE, BENJAMIN WARDER THORON. WILLIAM W. EVERETT, J. PHILIP HERRMANN, S. PERCY THOMPSON. GILBERT H. GROSVENOR, HARRY K. BOSS. GEO. W. BROWN, C. A. ASPINWALL, WM. J. FLATHER. JR., WM. MONTGOMERY, JOHN SAUL, Directors. This advertisement is not, and is under no circumstances to be construed as, an ofiering of these Bonds jor sale or as a solicitation of an offer to buy any of such Bonds. The ofiering is made enly by the Prospecius. NEW ISSUE $48,000,000 Armour and Company of Delaware First Mortgage Twenty-Year 4% Sinking Fund Bonds, Series B Due August 1, 1955 Dated August 1, 1935 Offering price 98%% and accrued interest, to yield about 4. Copies of the Prospectus may be obi 13% to maturity tained from eny of the umdersigmed: Kuhn, Loeb & Co. The First Boston Corporation Blyth & Co., Inc. Brown Harriman & Co. Edward B. Smith & Co. Lee Higginson Corporation