Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1926, Page 21

(3 FINANCIAL. EGG PRICES DROP: RECEIPTS INCREASE * Other Commodities Remain at Old Level—Trading Is Not Brisk. A further drop in egg prices was reported this morning, price of aver age receipts dropping to 25 and 26, while candled stock was quoted at and 2%, and hennery supplies at and 32, This morning’s drop was anticipated hy dealers last week, in creased receipts making it reasonably eprtaln that a price of 25 cents would e reached. Tnereased recelpts are coming from #very directfon, it ted. and denlers would not be surprised if the price Iy drops to two dozen| for a quan eggs are al most off the n . the demand and low price of the fresh s tically ending the demand for Early morning busine the week was not excey dealers disposine of their stock today. Prices of practically all nmodities, with the exception of ecgs, were substantially the same as| those quoted at the close of last| week's mark | 30 st resh stock | them the first of onally brisk, | baldover] Prics. pr Today's Wholesale Rutter—Fancy tuh, 4 SmEs—Avera i dled. 27228 hennery. 3043 Poultry, alive—Turke Epring chickens. T.eghorn: dne 20; k oung Diressed urkevs. ch 5 30: d voung Live stock dlum, 12a13; and medium Meats—Beef, 23’ dre Alum shoulders Fruit and Vegetable Review. Today's market report on fruit and vegetahle: compiled by the Market News rean of Agriculture Feonomics Apples one-pound 0: store packed wis '8 old. 33240, Spring Leghorn: i ke choice, 14: me 8: hogs, heavy izht, choice, 145 lamb, 20a25: veal, heavy, 14al4ls: me- 17: loins. 30a3 fresh hams, 30a Calves, thin 131, 16 upplies moderate. moderite, market steady: harrels ind West Virginia, A 5.50a6.00; New York, A 21a 4.5025.00; mostly 4.50) 214 -inch Black Twigs Washington, medinm extra fancy Delicions faney Winesans haskets, no saies re. | demand | Vir | inch . hoxes size extra hushel 3.75a4 00 Woaan ported “abbhage Supplies moderate de | mand moderate, market steadv: new | stock, Florida, 115-bushel hampers round type, 2.60a22.75; old stock, New | York, bulk, per Danish type. 7500 Celery moderate, market steady inch crates, 4.6 dozen dozen, 4.25a4.50; 810 dozen Lettuce — Supplies heavy; moderate, market slightly Californi: Imperial Valley Iceberg type, 4 doz 3.75a4.00 en 3 3.75 Ontons—Supplies moderate lizht. marker steady: New Yo Michigan, 100.pound sacks, Yell 1. € Ne. 1 A% 85 New York P cacks, Yellows, 1. & No, most ton Supplies moderate: demand | Florida. 10 4.75a5.00. 3| 1008450 demand weaker crates & doz @ mand and ws 100 Potafa Market Firm. | e | Michi Rurals Tdaho, Rurbanks Prtatoes mand £an e ponnd 6.00 Spin mad, plies moderate firm 0 moders 130 povind No. 1 sacks market sacks Ttn 6.50a¢ Russet ok ate $ plies moderate: demand market firm: South veneer harrels Save: 14.00; Texas, bushel baskets | wide in prices, 1.00 | Sweet potatoe demand moderate North Carolina cloth top stave bz vellows, No. 1, hest. 6.00. Ricans, No. 1. mostly ams. trading slow, auliffower—Supplies moderate: nd moderate, market steady ar Ore. BY WILLIAM F. HEFFERN! W YORK, M h S.—Renewed offerings came upon the Curb Mar- ket at the outset of the week, with the !ml\lil' utility and ofl groups prom- inent on the side of lower prices. | While most stocks of the former Zroup managed to maintain a price level somewhat above the low reach- ed duri last week spectacular ng stances offset mosc ot the improve- | ment which had resulted from short covering late last week. It ported that strong banking interests had come to the rescue of the ma ket for United Lizht and Power i acquiring a iarge block of the A and B stocks. This. however, YORK, *March §.—Following 1 official list of bonds and s | traded in on the New York Curh Mar- ket today Sales in BONDS. ands i Am W W 6 A 2 A50 G & T s A Hat 31 P& WIS £ 10 Beih St Serv 8 Inspira ¢ in T Win R Fons Ix Ligh 4 Manitoby Pow 4 Mass G y | Morns & Co 0 NS P Am et Sramount B 538 Ponn Ohio E s A P P&L 5% D53 n Ph F Bigs 1 Phila Rap Tr 6s 12 Rand Kard B 51as iShRE 6 4sShu R 1 Shawsh 37 Southe P istute Mo < Shn ol 901y Oty Leinzig a4y Danish Cons 1 Gen F) Germ § Gierm Cons M1 100 100 1001 Bl Dnmk fs. 100 5 Mim Medeilin S 100 2 Prov Santa Fe 3s 041 Rhine M Dan 5 Rheinelhe Un 7 Ehine Westoh 2 Saar Basin Con 1Sax & M In 4 Siem & Hal Siem & Hal 78 Sviss Govt 5lag Thyas Ir & Stl 7% 5 Wastph U El 6128 Sale STANDARD OIL ISSUES Anzlo Am Ol Ruckeve P L Chessbrgh M1k 1100 Continent 1l nw 100 Gl Sie 01 00 Humble 01l ris Hiumhis Ol & R P Imn 0 6F Can nw tnd P 1 Tnter et € Lad 100 Xat Transit Penn Mex Fuiel Ire 0&G e irte P 1 th’ Penn’ 011 100 South Penn 0 nw 50 Sou W Penn P 1L $000 "0 Cal wi 000 S 0 Ind 0 Kans 0 Ky 0 Nen oONY 108 0 Ohio 150 & Finch 1R00 Vaenum Oil hit Sales IND DENT OIL STOCKS in hundreds e Control_onf Maracaiho © Pete nd 10 S aron s " 8 11y 145 s08 831 8 ] 1 15 41 S Cit Serv nid. s Washington Stock Exchange coll, mostly .00 moderite 1 cali- | e Cuba, ripes wram connt S5 faney and co, g ripe £.0024.50; Floyi- | and tirning. wrappes nex count, .00 choice Koo 3 ! | 2. | Carrats Are N Carrots—Supplies moderate; demand | maderate. marker steady; Texas, bush- | pplies lizht te, market dull kets, 2.40a2.65 tops decaved. 1 Peppers moderate demand mod- | Texas, bushel has | some falr condition 50a2.00 Supplies light tead demand | Cuba. pep- | mostly 6.0 very light. de. dull Cuba, mand penper moderate hily weak 13250 . | wash merce Dey ion in_expor produets butter, eggs e cheese more exXports. Imports more than 12,000,000 | ¢ cheese, mitk, | products in: . SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. (Quotations furnished by Redmond & Co.) Naon Great Northern Gulf o Co Hoek . Val Himble 01 5 Lebigh Pow NMoSP &S SN Mo, Pac. R Morn New Vi won Short R R 1 C s 1098 3 Westinghouse L .- * Refore You Invest—Invesi It's queer how eareful a man after he's lost his money he | cantatl SAL anital Traction 40N at 100, $500 al Pote 000 at 100, Cops. 3e—%2.000 at £1.000 a1 100 00 at 9915 T Ald—10 A" 107 ' Ry, & Electrie pfd—3 At B0ty National Bank—1 at 242 10 ar 101 0 oar RI 10 at R Contmental Troet s Tameton Mon 10 AURT AFTER CALL Continental Trust Co.—1 at 100 ol Mtge. & Tnvest. nfd —50 at 814 inaton Gas Be $100 at 102 neton Rov. & Flectric pid.—10 at Washington G 0 at 9915 Mones—Call Inans. 5 and 8 per cent. Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY. Bid n Tel & Telgd. 4'3s Am 1 & T;\, o] tr. Bs. iy e of Vi Flec. vans Flee. 68 1 Pow Alex Alex Ralt Putomae ot Tl <h washington Wwash. Rwy R STOCKS. PUBLIC UTILITY merican Tel. & Telga. Pot. Flee, Pow. Invt, ctf. Wash, Rwy. & Flec, com,. NATIONA A) | xational capital Columbia Commercial . Distrie Farmers & Machanics Foderal-American Tty incoln ? Niational Metropolitan R Nt Bank ot Washingt TRUST COMPA an Security & Trust. . 1Tt i e Bank Savings & Tr Dnion Trust Wash. Loan & Trust SAVINGS BANK Commerce & Savings. Fast Washington Avings treet. . Thited States Washington Mechani & Com’.. Ame=tcan Corcoran Firemen's s National Union...." TITLE INSURANCE Columbia Title . . .. Real Estate Titie.. .. MISCELLAN Paper pfd. . . . al Storage pld.. D0 Trans. & Storage. 118 ants’ Trans. & Stor. pid_100 haler Linotspe. 208 Mize & Tnvest pid S 1oi s 210 i Martin save that & man who is not satisfied with 6 per cent and his | parted. money &re &eom Al Lanston’ Monotvpe S curii Storgge . 2 dividend. selling movement, losses in many in-| was re- | THE EVENING STAR, NEW YORK CURB MARKET Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office ed to stabilize these issues, the old A dropping from 84 to 72, before sup- port was encountered in face of the 2.point break of last week. American Light and Traction, Elec- tric Investors, United Gas and Im- provement and others were down any where from 1 to 10 points. Selling that came into the oils ac- companied the rather unexpected an- nouncement of a 0-35-cents-a-bar- vel reduction in Pennsylvania crude oll_quotations. South Penn at 160 lost 7 points, the declines in the active leaders like Humble, Prairie Oil and Gas and Lago Oi1 and Transport ran from a point to 2 points and smaller losses were re- ded in Ohio, Vacuum and Galena olumbia Syna i Creole Synd Ktrown Cent Petn 101G Gitwon 0il G Gulf Kirt ¥ Leonard 01l 11 Lion o1 .. e Star Gas ol antico 1 6 Reiter 1 Ryan 16 Salt Ck Prod amer Quinian I Wileox 0°& G n Sales in INDUSTRIALS hundreds 2Ala Gt South.. 05 Ala Gt Sou nid 9N Alum ‘Co new of. 71 4 Brad Firenriz ort Mach o A wi. # Car Light 'y Cen Aguirie Sug Central Steel Centrif Pin Cor 2 Chic 1 Chi N Colline & Alk wi 8 Commonw P C n pmmonw “ommonw P C w G Balt_new <ol Laund inen Bak B Courtaulds. Lid apeld Py Curtis: & Dubil > Dunhr Durant B & s<h B&SH 1 Thvest Refrig 1w Pub Serv & DS F P oofd &P S PP ol il cor Ine d M © 1y Ford 18 Foun_For } Freshman (has ? Garnd Corp. 1 Gen Bak A 3 Gen Bak B 1 Gen Fireprfs A Gen Tee Croam i Gen Pub Ser Gen Pub Ser nfd E & U pfd w1 ules Powder 5 - 1In Ras 11 Intern 1y Johns-Manville 115 Kraft Chenwe h Land Co Fla 170 Leh Pow new 4 Lehy 1N 11, Libher Ow Sh G 1 Mar: Wire Lon IMAC R & M vie 1 Mesaby Tron e Mat & 108 Sir of 1 Midiand St Prod 8 M1 Wewr Tl 1 Midvale (‘o 10 Mohawk Hard 1 Munieipal Servien AReo Mot ... 2 Rich_Rad 'n’ pfd iSch Ret Strs n. 29 Sears Roebiuck 'n iy Shreddad Whea € uperheater Co Thermind Rad C 4 Thompson Radio. 2 Timken Axla v R Trans Lux P & P n'A 1P & L B vie 1 Shar op way S Lt & Ht n S Rad new & C Is & C new pfd CNY ZECREEELS! EER SR 1 Calaveres Con 3 Conk Cop Mines. 10 Cortes ' Silver 30 Eureka Croesug. 10 Fi Thought G M 1 Golden Center M 25 Heela, Mine Kap Copper " Cor 3 Zine Nipiasing Noranda 50hio Cop 20 Plymouth Lead M 10 Red Warrior 180 Am Gold & P 4 Teck Hughes Tono Belmant . 31 Tonopah Ext.. 10 Utah Apex ... 5 Wenden Cop . NEW YORK DAIRY PRICES. EW YORK, March 8 (#).—But- ter—Steady to firm; receipts, 4,995 tubs; creamery, higher than extras, 44a4415; do.. extras (92 ecore), 431; do., firsts (88 to 91 score), 41%a43 packing stock. current make Eggs—Steady: receipts, 1 fresh gathered extra firsts, £e eggs unquoted: nearby hen. whites. closely selected extras, nearhy and nearby Western . whites, firsts to average ex- nearby pullets, 31: nea browns, white firsts to extra first 3 Cheese — Steady: receipt pounds; State, whole milk fiat: : to fancy specials, whole mi specials, do., average ., 26827, CURTISS AEROPLANE PROFIT. NEW YORK, March 8 (#).—Cur- tiss Aeroplane and Motor Co. reports | net profit of $156,780 for 1925, equal to $6.21 a share on the 7 per cent preferred, against $156,288, or $6.19 a share, on the preferred in 1924. ISSUE OVERSUBSCRIBED. NEW YOR March 8 (#).—Public | offering today of $14.000.000 Port of New York Authority 412 per cent serial gold honds, proceeds of which will be used for bridge construction between New York and New Jersay, was 3 | Littlepage, 'umnhmg which increased the disposi- I holders of the Bowie Building The, COTTON IS LOWER IN MARKET TODAY Weakness Caused by Poor Cables and Federal Weather News From South. By the Associated Press NEW YORK, March 8.—Cotton fu tures opened ea March, 19.17 May, 15.60; July, 18.00; October, 1 December, 16.94. Weakness appeared market at the opening poor cables, the French political situ- ation and ‘threatened ' English labor troubles, together with Federal crop and weather advices from the South. First prices were 9 to 14 points lower. Liverpool, Japanese interests and the trade hought at the opening, while the South, commissoin houses and Wall street were sellers, Reports from Dallas said the basis was weaker, with absolutely no new husiness, and that the prospects for | the next crop were the hest ever known, giving no indication of any reduction in acreage. the cotton s a result of in ch liquidation was in evidence | ter the opening further selling v Wall street forced May contracts | off to 1852 and October to 17.20. or 1o 20 points below the previous . The impression prevailed among that cotton hought in the South for delivery on ch contracts here will not exceed 23,000 hales and may be less . Before midday the dropped to 15.48, or 24 points net low- ar, under continued liquidation and un- favorable spot advices from the South, but it rallied a few points from the lowest on covering ot houses were free sellers of the May position and there was moderate liquidation of March contracts, although the differ- ence between these two months re- mained practically unchanged. New Orleans Quotations. NEW ORLEANS, March 8 (P.— Cotton futures opened weak: March, May, 17.87; July, 17.40; October, December, 1662 bid cotton market opened weak owing to much lower Liverpool cables than due and favorable weather over the belt. First trades showed losses of 11 t0 14 points, and although prices rallied & point or two they eased off again on general selling. May de- clined to 17.83, July to 17.35 and Oc- | tober to 16.59, 17 to 18 points under Saturday’s close. The official forecast was for continued fair and warmer of May pr tion to liquidate. Noon Cotton Py ORLIANS futurs N Cotton YORK reh ot ton futures, 11 m March, 19.09; May, 18,54 October, 17 December DIRECTORS ELECTED. Bowie Building Association Also () 16 Adopts Constitution. h 1o The Star Md. March o BOWTF s Stock Asgo. ciation. Inc.. met Saturdav eve to adopt the constitution of the ciation and elect a hoard of divectors. | charter was approved by the 1ax commissioner on February The following directorate was sen oh RBerlin. 1. E. Brown George I5. Lancaster. Thomas P. William Luers, R Lee Mullikin, ¥ Perking, A. . Riden and William Sauer. The directors held meetinz. the following officers heing alected E. Perkins, president; A. D. Riden, vice president: William T Perkins, secretary: William Luers, treasurer, R. Lee Van Horn, attorney e A their initfal TREASURY CERTIFICATES. (Quotations furnished by Redmond & Noon ——— Ofter 106" 100 100 1-16 100 13- 101 1y 101 5-18 100 1-16 101 532 VERYMAN'S INVESTMENT! BY GEORGE T. HUGHES, Forms of Securities. | It may he well 10 sav a few words | about the forms in which securities come. Bonds are expressed in vary- | ing denominations, but the standard is | $1,000. In buying or selling on the | Stock Exchange when no other size | is stipulated a $1.000 plece is meant. The quotations as printed in the news- papers, however, are in dollars per hundred. For example, an Atchison general 4 is quoted at 90 means $300 | for a $1,00 piece. A Missouri Pacific | 6 is quoted at 104 means $1,040 for a | $1,000 piece. There are in some instances hut not uniformly $500 and $£100 denomina tions. The $500 pieces from time to time are bought and sold on the Exchange, but not the $100 pieces. The latter are always, and the $300 denominations are nearly always, hought and sold | in what is called the “outside market" or from dealers who make a specialty of handling these smaller pieces, Gienerally it costs a point or so more to buy a bond of denomination less than $1,000 and they bring a point or so less when the owner sells, There have been numerous attempts to popu- larize the $500 and the $100 bonds, but they have not been very successful heconse the cost of distributing secur} ties in these small amounts is so large as to leave little profit for the banker. The security for a $100 bond is ex actly as for the same bond in $1.000 denomination. It has the same in. vestment rating. What is said about the merit of one applies to the other with equal force. Due to the extra expense of trading. however, these smaller denominations should only he bought by those who expect to hold them more or less permanently. As speculations these small honds have no attraction. Probably fhe best course for the average small investor Is to wait until he has accumulated funds sufficient to buy a $1.000 bond, but that is a - er which the individual investor can decide for himself. Sometimes the dif ferent denominations are interchange able; that is to say. ten $100 honds ma be turned in for one $1.000 hond or two $500 bonds may be exchanged for one $1.000 plece. Thi® is an advan. tage to one who is accumulating small er denominations as savings are avail able, but is is a privilege that:every bond issue does not carry. (Copyright. 1026.) Prompt Action Mortgage Loans First Lo Rates of Interest and Commission Thomas J. Fisher & Company, Inc. 738 _15th_Strest Money to Loan | on Real Estate CEDs B GINSINS WASHINGTON, In the early trade here a good deal | N D. 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Presentment ehould ot be made at the Potomac Savings Bank, the place of pavment mentioncd in said E 3 e following numbered coupons. howaver will mot be honored or paid 89 incl., 70 £ 75 inc to 96 ‘nel.. 100. 1( 130, 134 16 1140 o 14D to 154 inel. 156 to 150 incl. 161 inel. 166 10 169 incl 7 B 110,115 1% JOHN HANCOC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Distriet of ¢ 201902 K husetts. on the 31t day 1 under the imended June 1911 Tumibia nd - Auz Ass Cash in offiee 117000 | Cash i hank Real estate Real extate s1 ncol i hands of agents (net) Interest due and i Al other assots S 62431510 | 0468 00 17 H1160.141 riied asset Net unpaid el ke ot Commissions. br ATl other Tiah Unassigned funds (surp Total liabilities Character of | the vear 1095 Amount_ o during 1 ; thr 3 5 0,401 5931 WALTER L. (R Preident CHARLES I DIRNAY Subgerihed ‘s 20th day of . KER Sroret et SAMIEL DAVIS Notary Pubiie Gntober 1950 me this (Seal ) My commission expien A. W. DEFENDERFER District_Manager E. J. 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