Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1925, Page 89

FINA SHARP ADVANCES IN CURB STOCKS Five and Ten Point Jumps on Saturday—Many Big Gains | During Week. e Assoclated Press NEW YORK, January 31.—Advance: $n the oil and veral industr rang to 10 po 2 the of the ovement curb ex. This improvement in some instances | ¥ owed the pr 15 established ted in n whic ed that upt points at t Impe n issued ati indus were Solar nd in- *ontinental i t fea irket during the them was the = s adv it stocks rices of crud ady ons the st upwar quotati Much ed ern of these prices re K Oi new ros: 2 wa BONDS CLOSE MONTH AT HIGHER LEVELS of gaso- d| proper- | cord- | mov- airie of 4 = 12 1 rose | ‘Values Substantially Above Quota- tions at Peak Prices Last Year. By the Assoc NEW YORK, 1d market cl Jant sed the e Strength western ra nd Iroad ctivity of t issues feat ssion, with than Ru continued ts to supply the basis for accumulation | of such bon s Frisco nent | 6s, Interna al Gre; ad- Justm “Katy" uthern Pacific 4s, o & Alt 313s, and Ro Tsl: mding 4s, Gains ranged ts, lift- 3 ew high Jligations > a new top, a th, mov- Ttilittes ship of s and T Magma £ copper liens. up unde I.IVE STOCK MARKET al Dispateh to The Star. IMORE, Md., > is little 1 receipt on there is calves nd and at » ordinary stock for which and | an liens con- | > Marine 6s| common | full | Quotations | t Wharf quality, pound, | d, 4 to 6. Bulls, as | 100% 105 o [106% 105% 94 x 4 | 59 | 624 | 112% 89 ty, pound, 2 to 4. Cows < ! to 4; common to fair, pound, | to 2 as to quality, pound, 3 to | 78% M choice to fancy, head, 104 common to fair, head, | 106% ) to 50.00. Calves, veal, cho! 91% 2 to 14; ordinary to medium, | 85% 2 13; rough and common, | 103% and, 7 to 10; small culls, pound, 7| 83% pound, 7 to 8; old| 95 to 6; common, pound, | 4% Spring, choice, pound, | 66 11 to 16; com. | 667 d, 10 to and boar: i, 4 to 10. pound, Shoats, CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET AGO, . ( ‘,",‘f gener- lighter bulk ¢ butch- to 220 140 to B0 1, 10.60210.7 ght, ; spots 5,000; com- at she mostly advances 1 on swift ight s, 1.00 to s tol- d today's £ feed lots; compared week ago, fat to 50 hi fat sheep dull, ) lower; feeding lambs fully teady; week’s bulk pri follow: wooled Colo- ves, 18.2 5; closing top fed Westerns, 19.00; high point for week; o clippers offered; Mmgs large- 14 9.75a10.50; eeding CLOTH BUYING DULL. Vv YORK, January 31 (Special). —January ended in the cotton goods market with business dull and prices Eenerally ~unchanged. Print cloth quotations were 9% cents for 64 by 60 &nd 11 cents fer 68 . Raw silks also € quict and wnchanged. . Sows, | 107% 117% 1 101% 110% 88% | 69% (33 65% 9% 91% LT 102% Fra rench Govt 7% French Govt Argentine Ts Holland-American s f 6 Japanese 4s 1931 Japanese 645 1954. ens Utd Margarine Lyons 6s1934. ... Marseilles 68 1934 940. Parls-Lyo Queensland 6s 1947. Queensland 7s 1941. Rio de Janeiro 8s 1946 Sao Paulo, State of, 85 1 tne, Dept of, 7s Serbs Crotes Slovenes 8 Sweden 651939, Tps 1946 United Kingdom 514 104% United Kingdom 5%s 1 INDUSTRIAL AND MISC 9.' Amer Agri Chemical 7% Amer Smelt & Ref 1st § 14 100% Amer Tel & Tel cl tr 4s Amer Tel & Tel cl tr 55 Anaconda Copper 6s 19, Anaconda Copper cv del Bethlehem Steel p m 58 Bethlehem Steel s f 6s 1 Central Leather 6s 19 Chile Copper 6s 19 Cons Coal (Md) 15 ref 5 Cuba Cane Sug cv deb 8: Detroit Edison ref 6s 19 Du Pont de Nem 7% Empire Fuel & Gas 1004 109 86% 99% 106% 107% Goodrich (B F) 63%s Goody Humble Oil & Ref Indiana Steel 5s 195 Inter Paper 5s B 194 Kelly-Springf Lackawanna Liggett & Myers Manati Sugar s £ 7 Midvale Steel 5s 1936 New York Edison 1s NYGasELH&P New York Tel 43s New York Tel 6s 1941. Pacific G 19 Pacific Tel & Tel 5s 195 Philadelphia Co ref 6s 1 Sinclair Oil 75 1937. . Sinclair Crude Ol 5% South Porto Rico Sugar n Bag & 1 Rubber 1st & ref 55 U S Rubber 73,5 1930. % USSteelsf5s1963. Utah Power & Light bs Va-Carolina Chem 7 Wilson & Co 1st Wilson & Co cv RATLROAD, Atchison gen 48 1995. . Atlantic Coast Line 1s B 88% Balto & Ohio ref 5s 1985 Balto & Ohio 65 1929, 83% 0 99% B & O Southwn div 314s CCC&StLref 6s A 192 Cleveland Term 53%s 19 Cuba R R 581952....... Delaware & Hudson 5% Den & Rio Grande con 4 D. & R. G. West 5s 1 Erie 1st con 4s 1996 Erie gen lien 4s 1996. Erie cv 4s A 1953, Erie cv 4s D 1953, 4 Grand Trunk 7s 1940 Great Northern gen 5% Great Northern gen 7s 1 Illinois Central 5%s 193. Inter Rapid Transit cv Kan CFt Scott & M 4s 1 Kansas City Southern 3 Lake Shore 4s 1928 Lake Shore 4s 1931. Louis & Nash unified 4s Louts & Nash Is Mil Elec Ry &Lt 1st ref MStP&SSM6%s1931. New York Cent deb 45 1 New York Cent ref imp Med 65 1958, 1929 Amer Sugar Refining 6s 1937. Armour & Co 4381939, .. Atlantic Refining deb 5s 193 Bell Tel (Pa) ref 5s 1948 Inter Mer Marine 6s 1941, d 851931, New England Tel 5s 19€3. 6% 1941 North American Edison Paper 6s D Va-Carolina Chem s f 7s 194 ern Union Tel 61 alto & Ohio gold 4s 1943 Balto & Ohio cv 4145 1933, Chi Union Station 6%s 1963 Chi & Western Ind con 481952, 7 Colorado & Southern 4345 193 Detroit United 4325 1932 Grand Trunk s f deb 6s 1936 Hudson & Manhattan ref 5s 1957. Hudson & Manhattan adj 6s 1967 681, Inter Rapid Transit 55 1966. .. 751932 Inter & Great Nor adj 6s 1952 Kansas City Southern 5s 1950. ref 5i6s 2003.. 105% Mo Kan & Tex 1st 45 1990. Mo Kan & Tex adj 5s 1967, Mo Kan & Tex pr In 53 A 19 Missouri Pacific gen 4s 1975 Missouri Pacific 6s 1949, New York Central deb 6s 1935. New Haven deb 4s 1957..... 100% 1004 104 95% W4T 5L 88 -85 82% 82% . 91% 91% 631947 89% 907 5196 937. LLANEOUS. 45 1941. .. s 1947.... 1929 1946 53. b 7s'38. 943.. 51950 51930 40.. . 42 944. . 7s1941." 102 1947 1944 48 1921 82% Brooklyn-Manhat s f 6s A 19 116 Canadian Northern 615 1946. 79 Canadian Pacific deb 4s £6% Central Pacific 4s 1949, 94% Chesapeake & Ohio cv 4165 1930., 96 5 *77 Chesapeake & Ohlo gn 4%s 1992. 88y 8% 106 Chesapeake & Ohio cv 55 1946... 1081 1077 44% Chicago & Alton 3%s 1950 .s .45 49 100% Chi B & Quincy 1st ref 65 1971... 101% 102% 74% Chi & Eastern Ill gen s 1951 75 59% Chi Great Western 4s 1959 . 61% 55% ChlM & St Paul cv 43s 1932 55% 80% ChiM & St Paul gen 4145 1989.... 804 Chi M & St Paul ref 43s 2014 51% Chi M & St Paul cv 58 2014 55% Chi & Northwestern 614s 1936. 112 1124 Chicago Railways bs 1927 . 8% 85 Chi R T & Pacific ref 451934 8 8 % i L nion Stauion 4 Yes 1964, 921, 25 Sy AT 1035 105 - 9% g §1937..0, ml 4 51936.... 83% . 61% 91% 1% 64% 64% 74 s 1952 93 101 110 - 871 4. 936..... s 1950, 184010 92% 585761, 934. . 55 2013 w . 55 564 NYNH&H cvdeb6s1948...0.. 90 g9 NY West & Boston 4348 1946.... 611 611 Norfolk & Western con 4s 1996... 881, 883 Norfolk & Western cv 651929... 129 130t Northedn Pacific 3s 1947 . 60% 61 Northern Pacific 45 1997 . B4% 8474 Northern Pacific ref imp 6s 2047.. 107 107% Ore Short Line ref 43 1929 . 96% 97 Ore Short Line gtd 5s 1946. 105 10s% Ore-Wash 1st ref 4s 1961. . 82 82y Pennsylvania gen 4%s1965..... 94 94 Pennsylvania gen 5s 1968. 102% 102% Pennsylvania 6%s 1936. 109% 110% Peoria & Eastern inc 451990..... 35 36 Pere Marquette Ist 5s1950. 97% 98 Reading gen 45 1997.. .. 95% 96 Rio Grande Western clt 4s 19 . 2% T4 A RIATK& L 4%51934..... . 8 86 StLIM&SR& G 451933, . . 84% 5% St L &San Franprin4s A1950... 71% 72% St L & San Fran pr In 6s 1950 861 87 StL& San Fran5%sB1942..... 94 95y St L & San Fran adj 6s 1956 54 KoY, StL & San Fran inc 6s1960...... 78% 79% Seaboard Alr Line ref 4s1959.... 62 65% Seaboard Air Line adj 551949 T6% 8% Seaboard Alr Line con 65 1945.... 88 91y Southern Pacific ov 4s 1929...... 96% 97 Southern Pacific col 45 1949 8 85Y%, Southern Pacific ref 4s 1955 8% &9 Southern Ry gen 4s 1956, - 75 76% Southern Ry 1st 5s 1994. . 100% 101% Southern Ry dev 63%s 1956. 108% Third Ave adj 65 1960. 473 Union Pacific 1st 4s 1947 92% Unfon Pacific cv 4s 1927. 995% Virginian Ry 1st 5s 1962 95% 100% Wabash 15t 551939......... 101% 63% Western Maryland 45 1952...... 65 90% Western Pacific 55 1946. o 924 81% West Shore 1st 45 2361, . 81% 83 Last. 101-14 10116 329 101-23 10131 396 100-28 101-3 386 101-18 101-15 386 102~ 104-25 105 5 Tow. 96% 874 108% 106% 84% 9654 10214 102 102% 107% 107 CIAL. THE SUND —1023—— ——1924—— High. Low. . Lov T. 8. BONDS, High. Low. 10190 99-3 8 o8 22 Liberty 3%s 1932-47..... 101 19 9920 96-20 Liberty 1st 43 s 1932-47., 102+1 9910 96-24 Liberty 2d 4% s 1927-42.. 101-5 9918 97-25 Liberty 3d 435 1928..... 101-18 9920 96-27 102-26 Liberty 4th 4% 1933-38.. 102-1 10127 10006 98-1 106-29 Treasury 4%s 1947-62... 106~ | m—1928— 1924 Prev. week’s ‘w High. Low. High. Low. FOREIGN, Close. High. 98 _BBW i BE Austriasf7s1943 eeee 96% 974 - 87% &7% Belgium 6s 1955. 8Thy 87% lll 96% 110% 108% Belgium 73%s 1945 109% 109% 109 97 © 108 106% Belgium 8s 1941.. 107% 107% 91 15 4 Bordeaux 6s 1934. . 84% 85 0915 91 Brazil 8s 1941 . 96} 974 11045 993 Canada 5s 1952 102% 108 | 104% 100% Canada 5%s 1929, . 1023% 103% | 10436 1023 Chile 85 1926. . 103 103 {109% 101 108% 106% Chile 85 1941.. . 107% 108% 108 101 Chile 85 1946. . . 107% 108 Ty Chinese Govt Ry 5s 1951. L4 dem 964 Copenhagen 5148 1944, . 9% 101% zechoslovakia 851951, .. : 100% 102 Denma 111 Dutct 100% Dutch 100% w 101 6815 924 70 82 703 885 984 96 9214 106 851 102% 817% 84 £8% 64 100 94 99% 114% 55% 88 597% 88 1274 60t9 844 106 97 103% 81% 934 102 110 35% 97% 9514 2% 85% 84 1% £6% 94% 864 % 64 17% 91 96% 84% 881 5% 100% 107% 46 91% 9914 95% 100% 645, 9% 82 4 108% 4 100 Yield 398 892 Last. a7 87% 109 107% 84% 97 102% 103% 102% 107% 107 424 961 100% 102 110% 100 100 100% 100 95% | 85 82% 91% 0% 100% 96% 100% 101 103% 8714 98% 9214 95% 1004 109% 884 100% 107% 108 100% 102 102% 1081 120 1003 1024 88% 66 89 20% | have been purchased at AY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 'TENSION PREVAILS INGRAIN MARKE q, FEBRUARY 1, 1925—PART 6. ATCHISON EARNINGS UP. Railroad Reports Small Increase Over 1923. CHICAGO, January 31.—Operations of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Buying Stampede and Disas- trous Break Greatly Feared by Wheat Traders. By the Associated Pres: CHICAGO, January 31.—Extreme nervousness of traders on both sides of the market was the feature in the wheat pit today. With fear evi- dent in some quarters that a new buying stampede was at hand, and| with apprehension express others that a disastrous break was imminent, the market changed with amazing quickness from weakness to strength and vice versa. See Glutting of Market. Entering the final hour, the mar- ket, although averaging somewhat lower, had shown no decisive change but kept bobbing down and up in- cessantly within outside limits of about % cents. Speculative sellers were largely basing their actlon on reports of world shipments this week aggregating more than 18,000,000 bushels, mostly from the Southern Hemisphere, and heavily Increasing the amount of wheat on ocean pas- sage. One authority was quoted as predicting that if such huge ship- ments were continued for six weeks | the Kuropean ports would become glutted. Strong houses, nevertheless, wheat poured Into the pit a result of such talk, and took here as not- withstanding profit-taking sales, the market stently failed to break to any extent as sellers had looked for. Clostng Prices Unsettled. Dearth of export buying led to some further declines later, May touching $2.013%, but statements for a leading exporter reiterating views as to the acuto need of supplies abroad helped the market afresh. Prices closed unsettled at % to 1% cents net decline, with May at $2.02% to $2.02 EXTRA RROFITS DENIED. Millers Explain Situation Due to Advance in Wheat. By the Associated Press. POLIS, Min ry iling 31 the past mills a greater percentage of profi week, do not allow fl millers here explained today, point- ing out that each day's flour quota- tions are based on the pr actually paid for cash wheat the same day. “Large mills are not speculat a representative of one mill sald, must follow a regular business sys- tem of replenishing depleted For every barrel of flour sold buy five bushels of wheat.” It would be impo: ble to figure the average price for thelr present stocks of wheat, millers sald. While some small country mills are known to buy wheat when it is at a low price, millers sald a like ;,n]m { followed by the large mills would be “ruinous Wheat has been purchased each day of the past week on the rising grain market, and the flour premiums have riten in ratio to wheat prices, it was| On a declinfng market flour would drop with falling cash wheat value, although the wheat ma higher pre- | miums than those prevailing the day | of the sale of the flour, it was added. | we BALTIMORE PRODUCE. 6% 903 ~9w‘ 10314 S48 | 57».‘ wl | 84 | 9615 Bl | 1074 | 46% | 1015 | 78 B |on desirable {in a position Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, Md, January 31—| Owing to unfavorable weather condi- | tions this wesk receipts of native and | nearby fresh eggs have been very light and for several days there w no offerings of this stock on the lo market. A good demand prevails and even at the sharp advance in values| the market keeps closely cleaned up | stock and closed very | 59 cents a dozen for | cases, an increase of 2 cents a dozen over closing prices last | week. The market, however, is strictly a weather market, prices be- ing up one day and down the next, and for this reason shippers who are to ship are advised to let their stock forward promptly, as with bay boats and trucks hampered firm today at firsts in free 764 100% 108% 46% 9% 99% 95% 100% 65% 92% 8 | from nearby points. 4{ wanted and meet with read, | but small and poor and Leghorns con | by snow and ice there is little danger | of the market becoming overstocked | with desirable strictly fresh egg The general live poultry marker | rules steady to firm under light re ceipts with good demand prevailing for large, smooth stock, especially fc Winter chickens and capons. Seasor for turkeys, however, is on the way and prices generally rule in buyers' | favor, except on medium-sized stocl | with hen turkeys preferred. Cholcc hen turkeys bring 45a60, young | gobblers, 40, and old toms, 35, but poor and crooked breasts are slow sale at 25. Winter chickens are sale 33 to White large, smooth, ¥ chickens are scarce at 31 and 3 horns, 28, but rough, poor stags movc slow at 24 and Shippers are active in the market for large, fat, old hens at 31 and 32, and 27 to 30 for medium titute most of the receipts and bringing oniy and 26; capon; pounds and over, meet with ready | sale at 38, and smaller birds, 32 tc 37, as to size. Old roosters in lighter receipt and are bringing 18 Market holds firm on ducks at 25 232, but easy on geese at 23a26, witl Kent Islands bringing top quotations Poor ducks, however, will not bring over 24a25. Guinea fowl and pigeons continue In fairly good demand at 5a85 each for young and 40a50 each for old of the former and 35a40 a pair for both voung and old of the latter. With the exceptions of capons which bring a premium of about 5 cents a pound, dressed poultry will not_bring any more than live. While demand is fairly good for first quality well graded white pota- toes, stock must be of a No. 1 quality to bring top values of 1.25a1.50 per 100 pounds, as they must enter into direct competition with Maine stock. Maryland and Virginia McCormicks and Reds will not bring over 1.00a 1.25 and No. 2 and ungraded stock of all kinds Is slow sale, even at sharp discounts. Market for sweet potatoes and yams is a shade better under an improved demand at 4.50a5.50 a barrel for the former and 3.50a4.50 for the latter, with No. 2 stock selling mostly 2.50a3.00 bushel; baskets sell 1.25a 2.50, as to quality and condition. Stock showing effects of frost has to be sold at sharp discounts. Native and nearby garden truck has been in lighter receipt. the past week and as a consequence the mar- ket holds firm on most lines at the following quotations: Broceoli and kale, 50a60 bushel; savoy cabbage. 60a85 bushel; carrots, 5.00a7.00 per 100; onions, 3.00a3.25 per 100 pound: oyster plants, 8.00a10.00 per 100; parsnips, 60a85 basket; spinach, 1.50a 2.00 bushel, and turnips, 65a85 basket. The apple market holds firm due mostly to light receipts, but it takes fancy packed stocks to bring top values of 5.00a7.50 barrel, and 3.50a 4.50 for No. 2 stock. —_— are Starting of theatrical performances ot 6 o'clock in the evening has been tried In London, d from | in | and | | stocks. } Railway for the year ending Decem- ber 31 produced a net operating in- come of $47,283,278, an incre $921,007 over 1923, when net operating income $46,362,271, Operating revenues totaled $ 851, a decrease of $3,2 Operating expenses for $170,314,807, against §17 of Mategrity A Mortgage Investment In the Home of the Nation Must Be Safe Consult our Trust Dept. or send for valu- able booklet concerning our 7% First Mortgage Investment in amounts of $50.00 and up. A Monthly Payment Plan Is Available Goldsmith Building 1405-7 Eye StN.W, M 9670 "1 have FOR of FIRST TR LE a limited amount (Mortgage) 2% | D. C. 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SAFETY denominations Large Loans Available S5Y2% Interest Insurance Company Loans Long Term Financ Building Loans Refinancing Weaver Bros., 735 15th St. N.W ing Realtors Main 1821. —is the kin every Over a —provide or St type of Otenter market. of a 2 3 By selling Century on a simple Without a terest borne —614% per deposit from Loss. ment, it affords opportunity to save in safet ordinary pro B. F. SAUL CO. Main 2100 OUR FIRST MORTGAGES 1 | | d of saving that ||| every one wants to do—pro- ||| vided he can save in safety. | e of the safest | investment plan, and pay 925 15th St. N.W. on the these mortgages deferred payment ing the rate of in- i | by the mortgages |fi annum—on every i the day of pay- v with more than | fit. Redemption of Scrip of Cities Service Company Directors of Cities passed resolutions whereby made to effect the following: of 1. All outstanding Cash Scrip heretofore issued in lieu of cash dividends on the Common stock will be redeemable in cash at par on March 1, All outstanding Common Stock issued in lieu of stock dividen vertible on and after Februa At a meeting held January 22, 1925, the Board Service Dividends Company provision was 192 Scrip heretofore s will be con- ry 1, 1925, into Common stock of the company, We shall be glad to assist holdes rs of Common stock (and Bankers’ Shares) of Cities Service Company sn filling out necessary papers for the redemption of Cash and Common Stock Scrip. Thomas W. Brahany & Company 803 Wilkins Building Main 6189