Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 March 1938 — Page 11

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E CLIMBS

FRACTIONS TO TW POINTS IN TRADI

European Markets Confused, Dollar Holds Firm.

EW YORK: March 14 @. P)—

Ths stock market ran counter, to the trend of world markets today by rising fractions to 2 points. European exchanges were demoralized by the central European situation and. foreign - currencies broke. The dollar was strong. Stocks in New York opened higher and held fair amounts of the rise. M=tal shares led. Railroad issues met support after last week’s decline, Motors strengthened.. All *‘war stocks” were higher. Douglas led avations up with a gain of nearly 2 points.

2b) ~~

Local Porkers - Steady Despite

‘Local hog values did not respond to lower trends around most of the market circle, according to the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Prices heré held steady with Friday and Saturday on all weights of barrows and gilts, top of $9.90 being maintained on best 210 to 220-pound butchers.

In a mostly higher trade, Eastern

much as $2 over Friday. Packing|c sows sold barely steady today, bulking from $8.25 to $8.75, with a few

General* Drop |&

fresh pork quotations advanced as Ches

rough heavies “occasionally down- | &

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Ben Avn 11% Bes HX toe) 3 pt. 90% Blaw-Knox .... 14% Borden co 11% Borg-Warner 23%

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DOW: JONES STOCK AVERAGES i

“30 mDUSTRIALS ik Saturday iaresesnans Hoe —2.29 +1.08 —1.17

Month ago .. Year ago , High, 1988, 184.35; low, 118.49. High, 1037. 194.40; low. 113.64, * 20 RAILROADS

Saturday Week ago Month ago . Year agp High, 1938, 32.33: low, 25.66. High, 1937, 64.46; low, 28.91.

Saturday Week- ago . Month, ago

High, 1938, 21.86; low, 18:25. High, 1937, 37.54: low. 19.65.

Pure lm saves 11%

9 STOCKS

Month ago .... Year ago . Bigh, 1938, 44.42; low. 38.51. High, 1937, 69.67; low. 38.87.

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.| Month ago ...

4 | was 1% to 1% cents lower. tiwas % 10 i cons iower and outs ‘| were % cent lower.

AS PIT PRICES BREAK

In'Light Drop. ©

CHICAGO, March 14 (U, P. 5% re Wheat activity was thin on the Chicago. “Board of Trade today and prices were sharply lower.’ “At the end of the first hour wheat Corn

There was some small volume of

lishness lacked enthusiasm ‘and prices slid downward. Seaboard interests reported no business over the week-end and fhe week-end rains in the domestic winter at belt further weakened the rket. Wheat receipts were 76 cars.

in wheat. After the opening, further scattered selling was noted, and some o the account® of cash interests. Around 58% cents for May there | was fair buying by houses with exoF connections. Corn receipts were cars. :

WAGON WHEAT

Jain slevators are pa; othe

cit. for No. 2 Sod. r grades on hn

ing heft Joer)is.

Corn prices followed the decline | Am

nN yr Bonds.

By United Press BOND PRICE INDEXES : 20 20 2 0 ' Inds. Rails Utils. Bonds Yesterday ..... 800 5%5 91.8 764 Week ago ..... 808 625 93.0 = 8.7 .80.7 66.0 920° 70.6 98.7 103.7 92.1 1048 700 95.4

51.8 91.4 106. 1 8 2

101.2 69 ed a 93

936 high . 100.4 ) -~—Bonds

Year ago 3. years ago. 91.8 96.2 82.5 76.4 100.7

1936 low 84.7

NEW YORK. March 14 (U. P. opened irregularly higher.

B & 9 B & 3 85,96... Chi M StP&P bs 2000.. Erie 1st 4s 96

RE eat" Soa ani Niag Falls Pwr

buying on the initial break, but bul- | Norw

Tokyo

- Curb Stocks

NEW YORK, Match. 14 (U. P.). ond stocks opened irregu I c ak ange 1%

it was apparently for |x

Srey LOAN PLAN TOTALS $14,000,000 HERE

98.7

I. PAGE ON" FREEING SLATER

Vincennes Man Acquitted on ‘Insanity Plea.

VINCENNES, March 14 (U.P.).— Judge W. 8. Hoover was to decide today whether to release John N. Bey, 72-year-old retired business-

¢ | man, found not guilty of the mur «| der-Aug. 2 of his farm tenant, Harry

Taylor, by reason of insanity. Bey, summoned from his bathtub to hear his acquittal read from the jury box, after nearly a month’s trial, sobbed with joy and thanked each juror individually. ; Ee attorneys. moved for an imate release of their client, doce tors appointed by Judge Hoover ving pronounced Bey sane during the trial. The court, however, ordered that Bey be held until the ruling had been considered. Bey allegedly shot Taylor twice on his farm near here supposedly during an argument over the division of a bushel of tomatoes. Bey claimed that he shot in self-defense,

’ LLOYD-GEORGE ILL

LONDON, March "ue (U. P)— David Lloyd-George, Britain's ware time premier, was confined to his

Loans fo individuals and business firms totaling $14,000,000 have been made by the Indianapolis Morris

ward to $8. 26¢

Light receipts supported steer and | So "Bico heifer prices, although efforts of | Com

Cash corn,’ new No. 2 yellow. LIVERPOOL WHEAT

Best gains were in Johns Manville at 74. up 2%; U.S elting, 70, up

Union Carb ... 741% es | Un Aircratt Cp 24Y,

gi room today suffering from a throat

tg = =

ailment.

2; U.S. Steel, 52; 7 up 1; Westinghouse Electric, 913, up 13%; Bethlehem Steel, 550%, up 1%; Chrsyler, : 51%, up 1, and Santa Fe, 33%, up %.

usiness

At a Glance GENERAL BUSINESS

American Bureau of Metal Statistics reports January world silver produc-ion (exclusive of Mexico) 14,959,020 fine ounces vs. 15,570,000 previous month and 15,655,000 two months ago. February world stocks of refined! copper 529,850 tons, up 23,890 from January ; domestic stocks 326,240, up 27,110 from previous month; foreign stocks 203,610 vs. 206,830 previous month, R. L. Polk & Co. reports February new passenger car sales in U.S.

120,000 units vs. 149,000 previous month end 214,973 year ago; Feb-|:3. -:.ec0

ruary truck sales 26,000 units vs. 32,000 previous month and 41 B15

year ago

CORPORATION NEWS

Bowman Biltmore Hotels Corp. months ended Feb. 28 profit $59,279 vs. $61,798 year ago; February profit $21,085 vs: $29,321 year ago. Community Power & Light Co. and subsiciaries 1937 balance available for dividends and surplus $621,295 vs.. $249469 in 1936. Cooper-Bessemer Corp. 1397 t profit $270.096 vs. $502,616 in : General American Transportation Corp. 1937 net income $4,542,655 equal to $<.44 a share vs. $2,966,415 or $291 in 1936. Mandel Bros. Inc. fiscal year ended Jan. 31 net profit $413,925 equal to $1.39 a share vs. $407,631 or $1.33 year ago. Master Electric Co. and subsidiaries 1937 net profit $601,767 equal to $2.87 a share vs. $29,038 or $2.10 in 1636. Neisner Bros. Inc. and subsidiaries 1937 net profit $967,042 vs. $1,156, “331 in 1936. New York Trap Rock Corp. and subsidiaries 1937 net income $33, 840 equal to $3.06 on $7 preferred vs. $168,397 or 50 cents a comm share in 1936. North American Edison Co. 1937 consolidated net income $12,060,389 equal to $20.11 a common share vs. $11,135,679 or $18.22 in 1936. North Indiena Public Service Co. 1937 net income $2,187,252 vs. $1,603,099 jin 1936. Oldtyme Distillers Corp. and subsidiaries 1937 net profit $247,963

equal to 31 cents a share vs. $293,- | ¢

492 or 39 cents in 1936. Robekt Reis & Co. 1937 prelimjusty rofit $1250 vs. $50,246 in

8 Corp. of Canada, Ltd, 1937 net profit $4,130,097 equal to $5.81

on combined 7 per cent preference Steers

and ordinary stock vs, $2,886,683 or $4.01 in 1936. ‘Studebaker Corp. 1937 net profit $811,874 equal fo, 37 cents a common share vs. $2,187, 783 or $1.01

in 1936. Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Co. and

subsidiaries 1937 net income $983,303 equal to $1.17 a share vs. $642,330 or 72 cents in 1936.

Killers to discount values slowed the trade and there was some cutting of corners in favor of the buyer.

with a load good to choice ® 1100 pounders at $9.25. Medium and good heifers cashed at $7.50 to $8.25. All grades COWS! ruled slow and weak with spotted lower sales. - Bulk beef cows $5.25 to $6.25, cutter” grades down to $4.25. Bulls advanced a full 25 cents, the

changed with the better grades at $10.50 $11.50 and the top $11.50. Feeder) buyers took several lots of desirable yearling steers at. $7.50 to $8. Except for a deck of clipped lambs at $8.50, which were, ped lane | 52 about steady, not enough other classes were on hanthto test a generally weaker feeling throughout the trade. The early undértone at most other centers was dower, . despite higher dressed prices.

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Barrows and Gilts— (140-160) Good

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QON

(290- 350) Gi

Packing Sows—

(275-350) Good, 139 - 1h

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Slaughter Pigs— ® (100-140) Good and choice. . Medium ..........

23%

: CATTLE ~—Receipts, 1204— aoa

iy (plain) . Steers and Heifers— (550-750) Good

® SONVOONOOLD 8 wide SND oni oe SHO3S[S8a833y

Bulls Yearlings excluded (all wel - Be exe e ghits)

Gutter ‘aa

Al vem Ghat © S oice (All we eights) ¥

-—Receipts, 460— (250-400) Cho ics” 5 4

OI JID) Quien

Good and choice.. . Common, medium

SHEEP AND LAMBS —Receipts, 256—

23 maa

nin oo

Lambs—

Medium _ ....

Thompson Products, Inc., 1937 net |i pyres

profit $905,813 equal to $292 a common share vs. £785,256 or $2.58 in

1936. Union Tank Car Co. and subsidi- |

ary 1937 net income $2.016,412, equal to $1.71 a share; vs. $211,634, or $1.79 in 1936. { United Aircraf: Corp. 1037 consolidated net profit $3,856.272, equal to $1.52 a share, vs. $1, 77 cents in 1936. U. S. Steel Coro. 1937 ‘het profit $94,944,358, equal io $8.01 a common share, vs. $50,583,355, or $2.91 in 1936. "Waco Aircraft Co. nine months gated Sept. 30 net loss $32,524 vs. loss $43,698 in year sated Dee, . |

31 1936. . DIVID=ZNDS Backstay Welt Co. directors took qo action on comron. ‘Greif Bros. Cocnerage Corp 40

~cents on class “A™ payable April 1, record March 22, vs cents in pre-

vious SE ariers quarter post bX bl $1 on p:°fe payable Apri Ee Marca 21,

See Final =dition 2 Eigigk mes

442, or|€

4.00

LOCAL PRODUCE

Heavy breed hens, 4% lbs. and up, 1i5¢; under A 1bs., gia Leghorn a 12¢c; neavy brojlers,.2 Ibs. and over, 18c; Leghorn broilers, 1% Ibs. and over, 1dc; oid aN 1 strictly fresh 85—NO. strictly fresh count He; each full case must weigh h 35 SS. each full cuce Jnder 55 js. will be made. Butter—No. 1, 32%@33c; ao 20% @ 30c, " Butterfat—No. 1, 27¢; No. 2, 25¢. (Prices quoted by Wadley Co.)

4.00

run, 1bs.

Bulk steers ranged from $7.50 to $9 | Sont ins

bulk $6.50 to $7. Vealers went ‘un- | po

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| Homestake

5.00 Debits

A net deduction of 15 cents on |e

SELLE EE SEEN

Hl h-

+ 5 Ses

. 16% —D— 222 53% 49 ..1037 115%

Curtiss-Wr A,

Deere & Co ...

22% Dome Mines ES 53%

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HEE

103 115%

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Fed Mot Flintkote Foster Wheel

++:

Gair Robt Gen Baking .. en Electric ... 3 en Mot ve ren T&R Hllette BS R ... rimbel Bros .

4 10%, iH 5%

anby Greyhound Cp..

Hat Corp 5% Hayes Bdy

Hecker Prod a

Houston Oil ... Hudson Motor..

11 Central ..... Insshs cts Md.. [nterlake Ir .

30% Vs Ya

7 7% a_i 3% 13% ll

7% 1a

nt T&T nit T&T For ’e Johns Man

Kan C Sou ....

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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

YORK, - March 14 (U. P.).—Foreign Sn E low Net Cable Rates

-$4.98 15-16 ( rate)’ 4.98 3-16 .99 15-16 .0305% 0526

[He + + bERRRRR Eb

24 4 24 32Y% 32% 32%

Ya +.0003% ~.0007 -—.0008 —.0004 * — 003% —.0003

Bots +.00%

i ( . 3.99% —.0001 —.0003 +.00% —.0003 . —.00% +.0005 —.0015

) (markka) . (drachma) . . (dinar) .

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. S. STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, March 14 (U. P.).—Government expenses and receipts for the current year t ough March 11, Soman with a year ago: This Year Las

..$5,185,305,558.92 $ 045.420. 534 43 one )31,649,491.55 2,083,245,734.80 ross Def... £ 56,607.37 ,107, 00,027,017.37 2,030,¢ 3 1,6872,5 ,307,803, ,08. ,810,604,973.22 34,747,712 303,610,40 11,489, 74,030,” 0

wats bir Today's Inc. Gold Cen Cert. Fund:

FOOD PRICES

CHICA GO, March 14 (U. 9 ). Fs 1 Michigan McIntosh, [email protected]. Sweet Potatoes—Tennessee, bu. hampers. 80 85¢. Sarfots-L illinois, Spinach— 40@ exican,

5. Cauliflower — California, . 40. Peas—California, hamp40@3. Celery Ra Michnik an, square Si Soe, eX BB nois Yellows, ac t Salen; Michigan Yellows, 82% se (sires

Valencias, $1.50; Utah Natencias $1. 30.

FLERE a

—N— 11%

. 13% 157 he 2 . 2% i Si 101s

HE ALE HE

12%, 29% 10 9%

12% . 29% 8% Poe 12

Pac Finance ... 12

Va Vana Va-C 2 |:

Ys 17%

DHE EE

0 Sales .. jun Jue 6 piN..

17 25 247% —W— algreen Lt ww Rn —

Pac G & El ... 26 26 Pas Hest Oil... ¢1% 1% 11% 4

/alker 33% ou 9454 9214

jarner Hos . 2434 4 921%

4Y, 8% 67

"LOCAL ISSUES

= Tndianapely Bond & Share Corp.) follow! SUOtALODS f0 not represe actusl PE Eh he é 1 a iy on De iy Pang selling inquiries or recent transactions. EONDS

5s 1s.

a Ts

HHH]

84 67

% *Progress Tautidry Co com. Terre Haute Slec Co 6%. Union Title Co co ud Van Camp Milk or Van Camp Milk

‘By M. Market a any! stment Corp... *Ex-Div

21.78

Yellow Tr «ioe

ing £3Ns, 0 $8.50.

steers and steady; largely steer and heifer run; latter class steady; Cows, scarce, fir end vealers, steady; and 102 .| for $10; brisk; vealers, $10.50 don; bulls, $6.7

bo bids $ ite Jo thing done on clipped lambs; sheep, stea

Marker jiead

9. Be [email protected]; n; down. davis $10Q 9.50. Tarps, 85. 25.

$9.05; 120- ‘140 Ibs. . $8. 6; roughs, $8; s Lambs, $9.25.

active?’ encially 150 lowe: good packing Sows, [email protected]

ws, 4 practical Jo ) vealers, $11.

monly Ade lambs eligi e

rades A Be15, above, ‘slaughter ewes eligible to $4.5

HEHE +

hs Pump. . : 171

13%

Se Co 43% orthington a 17%

13%2 13% +

OTHER LIVESTOCK

AGO, March 14 (©. P.).—Hogs— cl 5000 directs;

ly i0@1se dower; bulk 150-280 [email protected]; top, $9.70, Sharingly; 30 [email protected]; good .3 Eon [email protected]; few smooth butchers

Cattle—Receipts, 14,000; cattle, 1500; fed earlings, fairly active, Tully

m; bl d and choice steers Fi $10.25 paid ighest price, ny

S20

g00 Joaslings, Va weights, 05-1b. avera ns next

stocker an demand

Sheep—Receipts, 16,000, including

directs; today’s trade ‘slow; indications, 15

25¢ lower; initial bids 25¢ and Hors 0 [email protected]; choice held $9.35 and

AFAYETTE, March it = ~—Hog 3: 200-2 .60@9 32.6089. 0 2405310 iso $9.40 [email protected]; 160-200 $9.2 s, dow roughs, $8 March 1 hs, 1bs,; » 60;

: 140 100-120 Ibs., $8. 30;

stags, $6.50. Calves, [email protected]

Re INNA March 14 (U. P.).—H one direct; modera rately

Sas. 8; Bulk 400;

$8.50; 100-14 40 It Tbs..

900; cal Tat: active,

Cattle—Rece butts barely ena: load S4s-1b, yearlings.

lot steers eligibl

8.75; odd a $8 load 122 1b. be sy $8.50; lot strictly heif-

$6.75; practical top bulls, 100; none direct; com{food ‘na native soe and wether rom % 50; common and

Sheep—

50: | cials, 87%c.

choice li nto

- United States securities

Ofher Securities Stock in Federal Reserve Bank. Loans and discounts

ment

Other resources

Capital stock *. Preferred ca ital debentures. . Surplus an profit

Reserves con jts— d

seescsnenss

Pirate trust funds. .

Fletcher Trust Company Statement of Condition March 7, 1938.

BANKING DEPARTMENT

RESOURCES . Cash on hand and with Federal Reserve and other banks ,..

State and municipal securities.

Bank buildings (8) and equip~ Other real estate csesssis sees

Aly 2 18,712,044 84

TRUST DEPARTMENT “aes -518,300,281 3 >

“Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

$ 8,112,803 61 15,002,948 32 5,065,729 64 2,973,323 68 90,000 00 5,931,924 09

1,006,696 74 535,152 37 18,334 29

$38,886,912 74

3 133540 84

65,000 00 950,393 84 " 540 53

,135,127 96 571,805 57 35,418,978 37 : ' $38,886,912 74

nk and other

American National Bank

at Indianapolis be 3

Condensed Statement of Condition at the Close of Business, March 7, 1938

RESOURCES on hand and on deposit with Federal

‘oissesesessetssny

--$ 8,731,008 02 cosseessse %6m 115 08 i 807,493 43

eFdsseasrnaness

ssev00sieesetens

Wi =

: Lo ne of credit,

oe Merchants “National Bank

of Indianapolis

Condemset Statement of Condition at. Close of Business March 7 7 1938

Tr h rd Close Se stor ot

1.06 $1.09% 1.06% % 08% i 0514 1.08% 1. 04% 1.02% 102% 1.06

DAILY PRICE INDEX

NEW YORK, March 14 (U. P).— Dun & Bradstreet’s daily weighted price index of 30 basic commodities, compiled for United Press: Saturday ...iccoccc0c0000000 112.54 Week ago. esse evevscsdecss’esn .113.24 Month ago [ ‘ese00003000 151.19 1938 high (Jan. 10) ....s.... 117.08 1938 low (Feb. 15) .......... 111.98

CHICAGO PRODUCE

Eggs—Market, steady; receipts, 32, 950 cases; fresh Fa aded firsts, cars, 17%.c; less than cars, 17%c; extra firsts, cats, 17%c; less than cars, 17%c; dirties, 15%c; current receipts, ®l6ac; checks. T4%c: storage ac ed firsts, 19c; storage packed extras, aC.

Buster—Marist, Steady; receipts, 502,860 gross pounds: graded firsts (90-81% re) Bs0s extlas (92 score), 2C; Brats angie: seconds, 26@27c; specials, 30@30%2c; standards, 20c; central (89 score), vic; centralized ( score), 35s; Poultry~Marke, Steady firm; ceipts, 11 truc dks, 18¢ 226: geese 19¢; hens, 1930 Gitiec, spring chick70 Baqi Daher tryers. She ane: ¢; turkeys, c; fryers, c; broilers, 20@21¢.

Cheese—Twins, 14% @15c; Dateien, 15%.@ 187405 Longhorns, 15% @15Y; Potatoes—Su Plies linerai; demand, slow 1 market, Tdah sset Burbanks, Y2@1. ah: Re McClures, ort akot 1

ss Trium Jphs, Cobblers, $1. Go Yo@ ly oh 0s, $1.10; U. 8. HER r=

Wisconsin honas

New agi Moderate; demand, ov, market track sales less than carlots, Florida’ Bliss Triumphs, per bushel crates, $1.2 rrivals, oy ® ipments. 1221 (Saturday); 30 (Sunday); on track, 365. { -

LOCAL PRODUCE

Heavy breed hens, 41% 52 bs, 1 and up, 3jes under 4'2 lbs 1oghe BEDS, 12¢c; heavy breflers: 9 es and over, 18¢c: Leg-

roosters, 9c. BEggs—No. 1 strictly fresh Suni run 14c; each full case ous; weigh 55 1Dbs. ross. A net deductio of 15. cents on ill be made. Butter—No. 1,

3% . 29 30c, Butterfat—No. 3 Jae @

horn broilers, 1% lbs. and over, 14¢c; old >

Plan during 17 years of operation,

ev. | P. C. Neidlinger, vice preskient, an-

nounced today. “At the present time” he said, “we are making loans of more than

financing service.

$250,000 a year.” Besides making | |

NEON _ ® SIGNS °®

Indianapolis Electric Sign Co.

personal loans, the Plan offers auto

228 N. ALA. LI-5674

7 \ nS

Cash on hand and due from Bank and other banks

Other bonds and securities and disc

Bank putidi

Other real estate owned..

Reserves

(Prices quoted r Wadley Co.)

LIFE

OFFICE RICHMOND VIRGINIA

Policy reserves were

INSURANCE COMPANY of

The Indiana National Bank

Condensed Statement of Condition at the Close +4 of Business, March 7, 1938

RESOURCES United States Sovernment securities. cesscace Stock in the Federal Reserve Bank Loans ts

and equipment...ceovcescesese

Other reSOUICES ....gececsescssos

LIABILITIES Capital vessrsvassnsnssssatesinnirasnansenns sd

Surplus Undivided profits ...c.ceeee. Interest, taxes and other expe

Member Federal Deposit

Federal Reserve csrisevevevecus 3D ,840,262 52 45,753.82 20

csevessesse veese®o000cs ssc eseBoesioe

$119,330,213 57

ce Corporation

Ourstanove in another year of gratifying progress was the increasing of insurance in force by $36,019,799.00, as the result of which total insurance in force now stands at $476,115,556.00. ‘ :

Assets at the and of the year were $95,

increased by $6,087,

addition to this security, policyowners are further and contingency reserves Say X,

{

VIRGINIA

34§/723.88, an increase of $6,440,951.92,

Payments to policyowners of $6,653,712.87 brought the total of such payments since organization to $116,308,098.30.

to $16,238,495.94. BRADFORD H. WALKER, President

ESTABLISHED IN EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-ONE

* eo ® WB »

Cash. U. Ss. Government

Mortgages ‘on Real

ee 8 ®

TOTAL ASSETS , «

ASSETS

and ‘Accrued In-

HRI FINANCIAL CONDITION, December 31, 1937 LIABILITIES.

'$ 2,407,975.23 11,049,413.43 12,841,282.09 1,196,499.38 20, 212,980.10 343.61

Policy Reserves %

i»

| 24,472,23871 585,552.84

Liabilities . .

wo eo

Capital Stock. . Surplus . op .

7,568, 248.67 L031.6408¢

1, 167,378.90 $95346,723.88

pst)

Claims in Course of Settlement, etc.. . .- Premiums and Interest Paid in Advance, etc. Reserve for Taxes,

‘Special Contingency Reserves :

LIABILITIES . $95,346.723.60

. + « $77,086,071.80

663,773.76

. +. 895,000.78 - 4,250,000.00 6,000,000.00 5,968,495.94 o

* 0 eo 8 3

6 & We

: Ack our nearest treresetor ve fora copy of the company’ s 67th Annual Ror, gs a compile dist of s securities. :