Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1925, Page 29

"INANCIAL PRIGES HOLD FIRM AT CENTER MARKET Heavy Supplies of Storage Butter on Hand—Eggs Remain Cheaper. Merchants were in evidence in the wholesale market early this morning to met first pick of commodities for Sunday their patrons. approaching & but trading supplies for nothing however, was satisfactory, here wa holiday rush, no changes in prices The egg market con- with but a slight change in prices, and butter prices also remained high, the market being firm Practically reported BY WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN. Special Dispateh to The Star. NEW YORK, March 27.—Trading for the first time in the new issue of Coty, Inc., capital stock of no par value attracted considerable gttention in the curb market tod The issue Was offered for dublic subscription a few davs ago at $37 a share. It osened at 38 and was actively dealt n between this figure and 38 there- after.” Coty, Inc., has the exclusive distributing rights for all Coty prod- ucts in the United States Declaration of a $1 dividend on NEW YORK, March 27.—Following is an ofMctal 1ist of bonds and stocks traded in on the X 3 > o U New York Curo s report that quantities of storage butter are being offered at prices considerably lower than prices Tor fresh creamery stock, and dealers ¥ there is no comparison between the two qualities. Today's Wholesale Prices. . Butter—Fancy, tub, 52a54; prints, a37: store packed, 20a23 ggs—Fancy, selected, candled, 31; age receipts, 27a30 Poultry— Mive—Roosters, 16: young Winter chickens, 35a38; fowls, 2 ducks, 15a keats, voung, 60a70 each: geese, 1 Dressed—Fresh- killed Winter chickens, 38; roost- 19, urkeys, 45a50: Aucks, capons, 46a45. Live stc dium, 10al1; 13; live hog choice, 12; me- 9; lambs, Spring, Fruit and Vegetable Review. Today's market report on fruits and vegetables, compiled by the Market News Service Bureau of Agricultural Economics, says: Apples — Supplies light; moderate, market steady: Barrels, MarMland, Virginia and West Vir- Rir A2 inches up, Black Twige, some scalded, 5.00a7.00; Ben Davls 1.5025.00; Yellow Newtowns, 7.00a 8.00; A2%; inches up Winesaps, 6.50a 750 oxes. Northwestern, medium to large sizes, extra fancy Winesaps, a1.00; Yellow Newtons, 3.00a3.25. Cabb ~Supplies moderate; de- nd light, market steady; Florida bushel hampers, pointed tvpe mostly 1.25; South Carolina, barrel crates, pointed type, 2.50 demand o8 102 e * 101 v Siates P G55 o1 Nor 8 1 Minn 61gs'C 10814 Ohin Tower 5x ... 0243 Oklahoma G & B'bx 05 Pennock 01 Corp 64 10014 PRIl Te Tigs wout wt 1041 Pees = Pub i Pure 011 ¢ Shawshe 3 Nouthern Cal E; Stand G & E 6% 80 New York § 2 Swift & Co b Thywsen 1 & 8 Talon 01l Prod 7" Rubber 55 Rubher Rubher Rubber Rubber Rubher Rubher Rubber y MeN & 1% Morris "& Co 714 Nat Leather 8s 99% . 100 101 D414 b e onn N BONDS. o1y bster Mills FORE v Bogota Ss .. 5 Est R R Frince ix.. 8313 French National 7x.. 28 Mige Bk Denmark 05 9875 Govt Sias Gov cfs Bk Russ Gov 6158 na e & Halski ho B Sales STANDARD OIL ISSUES. in units. Celery—Supplies moderate; demand light, market fairly steady; Florid 10-inch crates, 3-6 dozen, best, 2. 0, few 3.25; some poor quality and condition low as 1.00 Asparagus—Express receipts light; 'demand moderate, market steady; South Carolina and Georgia, doze bunch crates, very large size, 7.00a £.00, few low as 6.50; large size, 5.50a 6.50; small to medium size, 3.00a5.00 Lettuce—Supplies moderate; de- mand moderate, market slightly weaker; California, Imperial Valley, crates, Iceberg type, 4-5 dozen, 4.00a 4.25; North Carolina, 5-peck hampers, Big Boston type, 1.00a1.25, few 1.50. Onion Supplies Light. 3 Onions — Suppli light; demand| light, market firm; old stock, New York and Ohio, 100-pound sacks Yel- S. No. 1, medium to large few higher. tock: Supplies mod- erate; demand moderate, market fair- 1v steady; New York, 150-pound sacks Round Whites, L. S. No. 1, 1.90a2.00 per sack. New stock:.No sales re- ported. Spihach—Supplies moderate; de- mand light, market steady; Texas, bushel baskets, mostly 1.00; Virginia. “Norfolk section, barrels Savoy, fair quality, 2.00a2.50. Strawberries—Supplies liberal; de- mand moderate, market abouf steady; Florida, pony refrigerators, best, mostly 35, few 40, poorer 25a30 per | quart. Sweet Potatoes—Supplies moderate; demand moderate, market steady: South olina, 5-peck crates Forto | Ricans. few decaycd. 2.00a2.25; North Carolira. cloth-top, stave barrels | White Yams, fair quality, 4.00a4.50. Tomatoe Market Steady. Tomatoes—Supplies moderate; de- mand moderate, market steady; Florida, 8s, ripes and turning, wrap- wved, fancy count, originals, 5.0025.50; fow, 6.00; originals, choice count, 4.00a 4.50; few, 5.00; poorer wide range in prices, fancy and choice count, 2.00a. Caulifiower—Supplies light; demand limited, market steady; Callfornia, .75a3.00; few, 3.25. String beans—Supplies demand moderate, market steady; ¥lorida, %s-bus. hampers, green, wide range condition, 2.50a5.00 Peppers—Supplies moderate; de- mand light, market steddy; Fiorida, crate, fancy, 5.50a6.00; choice, 4.00a 4.30; few small sizes low as 2.50. sggplant—Supplies light; demand moderate, market steady; Florida, pepper crates, mostly around, 4.50. Squash—Supplies ~ light; demand moderate, market ste Florida. pepper crates a5.00. Peas— libera moderate 45-1 Florida, moderate; | demand ; California, few, 6.00; -bus. hampers, 2.00a3.00. Beets—Suppiies moderate; demand light, market steady; Texas, bus. bas- Kets, 2.0022.2 rots—Supplies limited; demand moderate, market steady; Texas, bus baskets, 1.75a2.00 Cucumber upplies light; demand moderate, market steady; Indiana, hothouse, 2 doz. crates, extra fancy, 4.50; fancy, 4.00. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET CHICAGO, March 27 (United States Department of Agriculture).—Hogs— Receipts 15,000 head; slow, mostly 10 w 20 lower than Thursday's e, or around steady with the early trading mostly to yard hippers and small packer: 13.60; bulk, 225 to 300 pound 13.40a13.50: bulk, 190 to 210 yound averages, 13.20a13.30; 140 to 17 pound’ rag mostly 12.75a 13.15; bulk packing sows, 12.50a12.75. Cattle—Receipts, 4,000 head; fed steers and yearlings, active; generally strong to 25 higher; several loads of medium and weighty cattle, 10.50a 11.00: some averaging 1,475 pounds at latter price; yearlings upward to : bulk, 8.50a10.50; fat she stock, lly Steady; lower grade kind largely 7.23a8.5: unchanged; bulk most veal calves, top outsiders, 11.50a hutchers, 4.75a7.00; bulls and holognas, 9.00a10.50; 12.00. Sheep—Receipts, 13,000 head: very dull; no early sales of fat wool lambs; talking sharply lower: few bids around 50 lower: mood, $6 to 88 pound welght, bid 15.50; no action on weighty Kin x decks of good to choice California Spring lambs, 17.00, averaging 65 pounds: fat sheep steady; odd lots of fat ewes, 8.50a9.00; shearing lambs weak. few SR CHILE TO REDEEM BONDS. NEW YORK. March 27.—The Ni tional City Bank has annqunced that ¢h May 1 the Republic of &hile would redeem $127,500 prinicpal amount of bonds of its vear 7 per cent ex- ternal loan sinking fund gold bonds, 1mp Oil of Interl Pet Ohio ON ... Prairie O&G n Prairie P L'E D... Bouth Penn il Southern P L. 8 0 Indiana § 0 Kansas S 0 Kentucky S0NY % § 0 Onio Swan & Fincl Vacuul Oil . Mount ~Prod. Mount_ Gulf. Pennoc Roral Ryan Ralt Venezuelan Pet. Wilcox Oil & G Woodley Pet INDUSTRIALS. 4 Adirondack Power. 3915 & Electric 701y 30 SAL Capital Traction Co. Riges National Ban) 5. 353%, 10 at 353, 10 at 353, 10 at 353, 5 at 353, o855, 3 Atastiian Security and Trust Co.—8 at 3274, AFTER CALL. Washington Gas Light—10 at 58%. Merchants' Bank & Trust Co.—10 at 184, 10 134. * ashington Gas s '33—$100 at 1% atl, Mtge. & Iovest. pfd.—200 at 9§, 5 and 6 per cent, BONDS. Bid and Asked Prices. PUBLIC UTILITY. Moaey—Call loa Aserican Tel. American Tel! .4} Tel. & Tel. ctl. tr. Ox. Adscostia & Potoms < Auacostla_& Potomac guar. Gs. C. & P. Telephone O, C. & P. Telephone of Capital Traction R. R City & Suburban 5s. Georgetown Gas 1st Potomac Elee. st Potomac Elec. cons. Potomac Elec. 6s 1053..... ot. Elec. Pow g, m. & ref. Wi . Ver. W Wi Wi 1 6s. STOCKS. PUBLIC UTILITY. Amer. Tel. & Telg: Capital Traction. Washingtor Gi : Norfolk & Wash. Steamboat.... . Rwy. & Elec. com.. . Rwy. & Elec. pd Terminal Taxi com. NATIONAL BA! ational Capital ... olumbis - ... -. Commercial . District .. Liverty - Lincoln ©:000 National ‘M itiges . Second - Nationa TRUST COMPANY, American_ Security & Trust.. Commerce & Saviogs ast Washington . Savings & Com D. C. Paptr, Morchants Mergenthaler Linotype Natlonal Mortg. & Inves Old Diteh Market com. 0ld Dutch Market pfd. Lanston type Security Stor due November 1, 1942, at 100, plus in- terest. The bonds will be retired through a cumulative sinking fund. Washington | Teuew Cab, SKx div. T1R% ex AIv. 3% & div. NEW YORK CURB MARKET Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office reka Vacuum Cleaner caused actlv- in the shares, but at prices prac- tically unchanged from Thursday night. There was further liquidation of radio stocks which carried Dubllier, Tower Manufacturing and Thompson to the lowest prices so far reached. Hamltine Broke over a polnt, while de Yorest, Muslc Master and Ther- miodyne were not disposed to rally from their present low level. Oil shares were lower most of the time. Considerable anxiety was felt by holders of copper stocks over the continued decline in copper metal price: Am Am Superpower A. Superpower B.. Art Loom wi ... Art Loom ptd wi. Armour & (o B i Armour & Co pfd Atlantle Fruit Rolssonnault G Borden Co ........ Horden (0 ris 'wi . Hotany Con Mills A Brit-Am Tob cou - YRR .. B pad @t 2.5 -BEESHE P -'.fif;-’ R Chapin Sacks & Co 0T & Wy te. Common Pow Cor. . Common Pow Cor nf Coty Tne wi Cuban Tob Co'v't ¢ De For Rad Co vic Doehler Die Cas Co Dubilier O & Radio Durant Mot ...... Du_ Pont Motors. Duz Co A.. El Bd & Sh pfd Bd & Sh n Pow & It wi 5 Eureka Vacunm wi Fed Metals T Inspec Happiness Candy A Hazeltine Corp.... Int Contl Rubber Tnt Match Corp pfd Jones Redio... ... Kelvinator Lebiah Lehigh Vi Liberty Radio Ch Mengd Box.. S L Lo e - S Motor Wheel new.. Music Master Corp Nat Distil Prod vie Nickel PLnw pf wi Nor Stat Pow Cor Oppen & Collins.... Pathe Exch Tne A Power Cor of N ¥ tt & Lamb Cor B 52, Southeust Pow & Lt Southwest Rell pfd Stand Pub Co A... wift Swift A Tenn Elec Power. Tenn El Pow 24 pt Thermiodvne Ra Thomp Ra C v t Tower Mtg nionCarbide ted Lt & Pw A nited Prt Sh S Lt & Heat Ware Radio Corp. Warner Bros Pict A Western Power pfd e Rk M 8 new [UER- IR TR vh Kk M S nvte ickwire Spen 8 MINING Arizona Globe Coy Canario Copper . Chi Dolores Exper .. . Bog Gold M Ltd ia Eureka * Croesus. First Thought Goldfia “Deep Harmill Div Howe Sound Independence Jih Cons ... Kay Copper Lone Star ... Tin w Cornelia Nipissing Ohio” Cap : Plym Lead Mines Red Warrior - Spearhoad Gold Tono Cash Bos Tono Mont ... ... 2 Usited Eastern Min United Verde Ext.. 20 U S Continenta 1 Utah Apex ... 28 Wenden Copper ... Pay- Corporation. ri American Shipping [ Ve M American Coal ot % May June June Apr e N8B Realts Assoc Do 24 pf.. Ktand COMMODITY NEWS WIRED STAR FROM ENTIRE COUNTRY DETROIT, March 27—Practically avery motor plant in Detroit will be opérating at capacity within a week, a canvass today showed. The Ford factory already has increased produc. tion to 7,000-a day and the Dodge factory to 1,100 a day. DEEP WATER, N. J. March 27— The $1,000,000 lead ethyi plans of the du Ponts, closed more than a month ago when a dozen workers fell vie- tims to “looney gas." has resumed manufacture of its product, designed to give greater power to motor fuel MANCHESTER, N. H., March 27— Operation of the Amoskeag mills at 80 per cent of capacity throughout the Spring and Summer is predicted as the result of A new wage agrae- ment, just concluded with employes. The agreement continues for another #iX months the scale adopted last Winter, in ng a 10 per cent cut. ATLANTA, March. 27.—Em of 12 out of 3,000 boll weevu:rp‘l:::; in hibernation last Fall by the Geor- gia_experiment station has resulted in the broadcasting of a warning that he weevil will be more numers bus this Spring and more difficult to combat. Last year only 1 out of 4,000 weevils emerged from hiberna- tion, < Ladaiiiag oo - Your Ranker Knows. When in doubt about a security consult your banker. It is equally s much his interest as yours to pro. tect your savings. You trust him with your deposits—why not trust bim with your investment preblems? SEESLERIEIRN Mrs. Margaret M. Hoit of Superior, Wis., was named by the Supreme PENNSY FEBRUARY EARNINGS DECLINE New York Central's: Income Also Off—More Yearly Reparts Made. By the Asseciated Pross. NEW YORK, March 27.—Declines in February earnings were reported by (both the Pennsylvania Rajlroad and New York Central. The Penn- sylvania's net _ operation income dropped to $4,9#.170 compared with $6,332,279 in February last year Gross decreased mnearly $3,000,000. New York Central's net was $3,861, 630 against $4,450,385, and gross was close to $2.000,000 less. Profits Increase Over $15,000,000 The Phillips Petroleum Company had a prosperous year in 1924, prof- its having Increased to $15,699,599 after interest and Federal taxes, com- pared with $12,452,030 in 1923. Net income wasg §7,160.780 after all owing 38,538,819 for depletion, depreciation and other charges, which was equal to $3.81 a share on 1,875,666 shares capltal stock. 1In 1923 $7,809,535 w provided for depreciation and deple- tion, leaving net income of $4,642,494, or $3.92 a share on 1,184,427 shares then outstanding.: Carbon Com Net income of the Union and Carbon Co. for 1924 was §16,771, 312 after Federal taxes, depreciation, interest subsidiary companies, equal to a share on the capital stock. pared with $16,204,414, or $6.09 a share, in 1923 Current assets ware $80,030,504, and curréht Mabilities $14,- 745,244, leaving net working capital of more than $85,000,000. Westinghouve Net Drops. A decline of more than $4.000,000 in net income of the Westinghouse Air Brake Co. is shown in the report for 1924, the total of $6,077,928 com- paring with $10,274,129 in 1923. This was equivalent to $7.70 a share on the capital stock In contrast with $13.0' a share the year before. e rg D GREAT NORTHERN'S NET. NEW YORK. March 27.—Economi- cal management enabled the Great Northern to show an increase in Feb- ruary net operating Incame in face of a decline in gross revenues. Net cf $748.358 compared with $668,330 in February last year and gross of $6,749,712 was In contrast to $6,943,- 301. Net for the two months this year was $1.556.404, against $1,220,36% in the same period of 1 ny's Earsings. Carblde $6.30 We Selicit Applications for First Trust Loans Ourrent Intarsat Ratas Poea \ e 14057 Eye SLN.W, M 9670 Dean Onativia & Co. Stock Exchange Building NEW YORK Stocks & Bonds Cotton Grhin Coffee Sugar MEMBERS New York Stock Exchange Chicago Stock Exchange New York Curb Market Association N. Y. Cotton Exchange Chicago Board of Trade N. Y. 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Cash in bank ... 10 3,118.168.51 Real eatate mortgages (Arst lien) 90320000 (market value) 10,140.060.00 and in L $1.143.93 e morigages (frst lie: market value). Bills receivable....... 5 uncoll hands of agents........ : Interest due And accrued........ AlL other assets....... i of agents....... Taterest due and accrued AlL otner assets...... L 28 Total assets.... LIABILITIES. Net unpaid claime. 5 Reserve a5 required Salaries, rents, expenses. etc. 5 LIABILITIES. Net unpaid _claims. Ronerve an required by law. Salaries, rents. $1.971.018 © 14,607,533. expenses, taxes, e 541.263.61 brokerage, eic Commissions. Cash dividends remaini Oapital stock ... AlL other llabiliti Surplns over ail liabilities Total labilities. . 321,440,130 Character_of business transacted during tie vear 1024: Personal Accident and Health, Plate Glass, Burglary, Sprinkler, Boiler. Engine and Machiners, Automobiie, Teams wof Viabiley. Kidellty’ and Sirets. the e $5,370,446.00 § 13.300.417.04 ring the vear 1934 18.213.200.62 TFEMINGTON. Vice President. A. R BEXTON, Secretary. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18tn ary, ; 1 N e 2. R. PURVES. (Beal). - PORE (My comminsion expires Feb. 1, 1830.) lends remaining unpaid ock Tiabilities Surplus over all llabilities 2,000,000.00 2.921.21 4148 Total labilitien..... .§21.857,151.88 Character of business transacied during ihe : Fire and Marine Insurance on $7.546,312,708.00 the 13,876.749.23 30,482,351.87 25,174.968.04 Viee President eceived during the during the year €. 'H. REMINGT J. C. BAKDEN, Secretary Rubacribed and sworn to befere me this 31st dav_of Janua J. R. PURVES. (Seal) Notary Publie. (My commission expires Feb. 1, 1825.) £ET Accident and Health, Automobile, Liability, Workmen’s Compensation, Burglary, Plate Glass, Fire and . Marine Insurance, Fidelity and Surety Bonds -1ZE BRANCH OFFICE JOHN T. JONES, Manager—A. J. VOORHEES, Asst. 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