Evening Star Newspaper, January 24, 1927, Page 11

FINANCIAL, PRICES ARE STEADY INGENTER MARKET Trading Is Falrly Brisk in Al Sections Today—Apples Plen’mul A steady market generally, despite a few fluctuations in the poultry line, was reported today by wholesale stands at Center Market. Beef, and lamb pr mained stationary over the w > rabbit ding was tions of the ma Today sutter- veal ces en closes Februa v brisk in all sec t today s Wholesale Prices. 1-pound prints, tub, 53a54: store packed, 30. zgs—Fresh, selocted, 42; hennery current receipts, 40; storage, 36a37 Poultry Ve Turkeys, 40a42; chickens, White Leghorns. 20a 2 r i8; Dressed crooked capons. ¢ Fancy 28 and 26; ki Turkey breasts, fancy, he: chickens, young, 80a85; rabbits, No. 1, Meats—B iamb, 2 ders, 21a 28a30; smoked shoulders, Fruit and Vegets Today's market r vegetables, compi News Servie, Bur Economics, says s—Supplies moderate, market I’th\l\:mm poor old toms. 87a40; smalle fowls, 28a30; ducks. keat shoul hle Review yort by of on the ultural Yorks, taym 1 inches ripe, some Washington, extra fancy scalded, 1.5 medium to Delicious, 3.7 er; bushel baskets, No sales reported. Cabbage—Supplies liberal; demand moderate, market fairly steady; new stock, Florida 1%-bushel hampers, pointed type, 2.10; as, bulk per ton, round type, 70.00 old stock, York, sacked per hundredweight, large size, few high. Supplies moderate; demand | market fairly steady medium _size, 3 5.5005.76: Fiorida,10. 3.00a3.50. ioderate, Tornia, crates, 6.00: large size, inch crates, some green, Lettuce-—Supplies moderate; dema moderate, market firm; Arizona and | Californ hvhmg type, four iozen, dozen, 3.00a3.25 mostly goderate, market steady; Mich nd Indiana, 100-pound sacks, Yel- lows, United States No. 1, medium to large size, 3.00a3 Potato Market Steady. Potatoes—Supplies heavy: moderate, market about ste igan, 160-pound sacks, Rus: United States, 4.00; Maine, Supplies moderate; de demand dy; Mich- | Cobblers, air quality, liheral; den . bu: 30; broad | cloth-top | go0d qui 4.00; 120-pound sacks States, No. 1 size, Spinach-=Supphes moderate, market firr baskets, Savoy type, 1.20a f, 1.00: South Carolina, eneer bar avoy type, few sales, 4.00. | Sweet potatoes—Supplies moderate; | demand moderate, market steady: North Carolina, cloth-top stave ba rels, Yellows, Porto Ricans and Nan Halls, No. 1, Peppers—Supplies mand moderate, market s idn, pepper crates, sales, 4.00. | Tomatoes—Supplies light: demand | moderate, market steady; Nassau, re- | packed, ripe pped, choice, count, 25; few sales 3. it 3. Washlngton Stock Exchange SALES Washington Mkt. Cold Storage irie pfd—0 at 108% an ) Bank—14 558500 | Potomac_El Federal-Anierican National at| at at Cabital Traction Cc | Washingion Hwy. 84, Meree % st Money—Call loans, 5 and 6 per ce Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY. 000 at | Amer, Am licostia & Bot Avg "8 kot guar be ¥ Telephote 0x By Cap. Traction R. R. s Sash Amx & MU Gas s B 36 Ky & Elec MISCELL Joint_Stock L'd Bk STOCKS. PUBLIC serican Tel. & apital Traction Washinglon Gis Sorfolk & Wash Potomae Elee. 1 Rwy. & F Rwy. & NATIONA Capital bot Vash . L) UTILITY Steamboat imbia s & Mecha Americar ae Security Savings & seventh Street 2 INSURANCE nal Union TITLE INSURANCE Title 10 e Title of Md « MISCELL. 1. €. Paper ptd Federal Storage pfd Tel n' Co loral-Ameri ler, Linotype & Inv. bt “aoples Drug Ste rity Storag: *EX dividend. Following is a list ‘ tocks traded in on Curb Market today. INDUSTRIALS of the bonds New 1263 % Alum Co n Al 1 Am Arch Co 1Am BB E F vte % Am Cigar 1 1 Am Ovanamid B 18 Am G : 1Am 2 Am Seat vt uperpow A 14m Sunerow B M Snpern Br D 20 4~ Thrend € ntd 11 AWP 1 vte fd wi 11'Asso Gan & EI Atlas P C n urn Auto Co italy - Corp alv € D wi dall war. averh'd B vie i Borden Co p Mach Am Tob Col n Marconi W nAguirre Sug Cent, States El “rts vfd wi Balt ‘0 3 CGNY Conwal G 5 Consol Laund 1 Conel Prod A ww Aero M Pub pid R C vie ofsdp 28a30; | Market | man_ Chas. n Bak A ien Bak B 1 W 10 Hanniness ¢ 8 1 v © 8 lobart Mf; ik nd Ra 4 Intern R Ul B Manv anv na-Many ni nd_Co “h VAl ¢ eh Val C Sales ib Owens Sh G11 Cong Tsl Mad So Gar vie W O o Mohawk H_Pow 2 Mohawk Val n Nat' Bank IK t Fl Pow A. Bun Ko 4 ub Ser B Nat £ob 425" Whr \Oilnhl‘ Br_vfd. 'w O G N R R s Beme Pt :flrlla C; I’P( 5 Nor 2 Northe Fow . Vevis Co % benn' Onio 4 Penn Ohio_ See w 4Pa Ohio E n wi 135 enn O’ b bt Gx i Penn P &L nfd 10 Ponn Wat Pow 1 Philio Morris . - Yl’h‘lm Moy A Piilsty In I Pltish ‘& Lane 2 Pratt’ & Lamb ( 2 Proct & Gambl 36 Rand Kar'B n. 66 3Rand K B war. a0 4 Real Assn Bldyn Rk dom g 4 Beo' a0t Ben Mot i Vi Rad... " 3 Blckento Seor. 2 SafewarSton chwartz B O } EL e R lica Gl v Singer Mfe Sincer Mfe Li Viscosa. - 3 mia Yiee T ey on © i igugar Blou P &L ison P& L7 outh Bell” ni. % Southw Pal 280 Ree Pan. | 11 814 Cam Toi ] Stand P 2 Stromb, 2 St Mot Swift Tnt) 18wt & ol 1 Tamva El n @ Tran Lux BA 1 seqn S A Tl i Bieenit B 7 a1, an T 1378 ki n nfd’ wi Lt & Ht n.. TA&HL nfd. & B\ 20 " Dairy P vie T 2 W 'Md1st pid 2% Wee O & Sn'nfd 10 White ew M3 & Yel Taxi C NY n MINING Sales in hundreds. 210 Am Tin & Tune. i Anglo Chil C N 10 Divide Bt 7 Eng Gld M L T 30 Fureka Croesns 1 Falcon Lead Vi Thoneht G M 10 M 10 He 374 Kav Conner Cor & 1 Xpwmont. Miniie 691 0 % 1 Patino . 1 Premier’ Goid '3 10 Red Warrior 30 Reargan West ‘D 10 Snenrhead Gold Teck Hughes Consol. .09 DENT OIL STOCKS 35 ..‘m 81 COMMODITY NEWS WIRED STAR FROM ENTIRE COUNTRY anuary 24.—The Massa- slature has been peti- to legislation permitting bassenger airplane from Boston to Montreal and Boston to Chicago. The measure advocated would require im- provement of the Boston air port and commission to decide on a definite BOSTON tts (he discovery of gyp- stimated to amount to mory Junction, 50 miles north of Bay City, has caused employment of over 400 men and | mining is proceeding full blast. Emory Junction has changed its name to ional City for the National Gyp , which owns 1,000 acres of the sum 000,000 tons at E NVER.—The Great Western makers of beet sugar, have | cut prices 25 cents a hundred pounds | to meet a similar cut by cane sugar refiners. | Min St. Paul and Sault Ste. |into commlission 10 new ‘..r the mountain type, | $850,000. The Minneapolis, Marie has put locomotives which cost ATLANTA ~The now of R. I Macy & Co. T opened in the next few weeks will be dedicated as a memorial to L. | Straus, who founded the Macy busi- ness and who started business in Geor- ' gia in 1848, NEW YORK CURR MARKET Received by Private Wire Dir¢ce to The Star Office THE EVENING ' 2y | 2% | 1 New Bradford 5% Pandem Oil. . Pantepe o de Wat Ol pfd Venezuelan Pet 60 Wilcox O & G n single shares 100 Atl 1L 0 Contl 200 Gal 7600 Imo_ O ‘Can "1 3400 Inter_Pet € 100 Penn, Mex el 0 Kansas O N Jn um Oil BONDS 1400 V- Sales in thousands. 13 Alum 7s n Gas 1 Anaconds 0s A" 8 Appal Ei Pow bs LA Rk T ss0 G 1244 Ilum b8 B. lnn. 5 10014 ol G E ‘om ' Larabee fons Tex 8s u:q’rt;. [ b Tel 7444 'A. Sudahy § s Duke Pr P Refrig 6a >4 Sug 08. . isk Tire 5 Fla P & LB ial Sig P 7s Gatineau Pow 6s neau Pow 65100 n Pet 6s 1011 cody T & R 53 08 rand Tru 6%s108% wif O Corp 5s.. 97 GOCF b gy\ullm 5Gu State U s A } Hood Rub 7a nd Oil & G'6%8 1013 8ind P & o ehl C 65102 % %0 s % 151 Lchigh Pow 63 A 08 L Winch r ‘est 78 1088 (R 8 O Nat ag ?xm b 165 Onio Pow b 24 Ohio P b '52 4 0nio Riv. Ed at A Pet g 23 Bay 10015 071} 993 5 '72103% T 05100 3 518101 1re 0 C Gign A 103 % a ol ds A 99 el Del ... B4 hawsheen 78, . 101 Ed 5s 13 1023 u Cal B4 os 51 u Gas 103" uthe P & L 65 091 uth Pel 6s 4100 % w G E ba wi 103 Sppel 105 s 07 o8s - 81k B8 Wi 9714 Prod ¥s i b It iy wi gRs R of Hav 7461172 Plo 6145 10615 1 5 Web Ml Gles. . ux 38 Wee Un P b 103" (058 Sales FOREIGN BONDS, 10 Bue ‘Aves 7 in thousands. 13 Bue Alres 75 130 38 Bue Ares 7s £4 00w i & D Phtla” R 4 Pub Ser i o081y 86 96% 96 5 088 054 B Bue Ares 75 28 Emln Rica 75, . anish Con 655 nmark 5 10034 « 5 R Y 100 § Ger Con' Mun ¥s 101 13 3 L % ba s 100 % fi T A 000 1 Ind M B Finfd 7 100 1 4 Krugp Fried L, 78 10234 7s "41110% “v M & B 78 w1004 Mach 78107 7o ww 9 @ Mendoza 7105 Wi 99 B Mor Bi Denm g 100 % 7 Muni_Medellin 7s 3 Monteyideo 65 A. Peru 7% 09 H 100 % 14 bl M 178451015 M ins 6 Wall Street Briefs NEW YORK, January 24 (®).—The | financial district is speculating on the probable dividend action by di- rectors of the United States Steel Cor- poration Tuesday, with opinion sharply divided. Some quarters look for an extra disbursement, others anticipate nothing more than the regular distri- bution, while talk is heard of the pos sibility of a nent of $2.25, which would be equivalent to $7 annually on the new stock after the 40 per cent stock dividend has been distrib- | uted Gross earnings of the Detroit Edi- son Co. for 1926 were $44,854,735, an increase of 15.1 per cent over 1925, and net income of $9,798,125, against $8,390,288. Alexander Dow, president, informed stockholders that 4,000 gen- uine dirt farmers now were served with power, exclusive of country homes and villages, and the popula- tion served by the company was nearly 2,000,000. Extension of distri- bution lines and new service connec- tione cost about $4,000,000, while net additions to the plant investment ac- count amounted to $29,952,800. The Hugo Stinnes Corporation fs re- tiring an additional $110,000 of its 7 per cent notes, bringing total Stinnes securities to be retired immediately to $1610.000. The original issue of 1 $12,500,000 was offered to the public last November. The progress in re. |tirement already has saved $112,700 jannualty in interest charges. i 1 | RUBBER ADVAN CES. | NBW YORK, Januar ) v 24 (Specia | —Crude rubber, smoked, ribbed aheets, advanced 3% at today's noon quota. tion of 38%. This compares with 39 | month ago and nd 70% a year ago. POULTRY MARKET FIRM. CHICAGO, January 24 (#).—Poul- rm; re(;eulls 8 cars; fowls, 23a 2 ngs, 25; turkeys, 30; rooste; 19; ducks, 20a31; geese, 31a23, i e fEDERAI LAND BANK BONDS (Quotine by Alex Brown & Sons: Rate—M |18 Nov May May Nov Mav Jan Jan July July Jan slosing | Auot, vield L 72 STAR, WASHINGTON, COTTONADVANGES ONGINNING REPORT {Covering and Good Trade Demand Also Factors in Rise Today. YORK. January 24.- market opened barely at a decline of 9 to 12 points in to easier Liverpool cables, but rallied almost immediately. The t of the ( Bureau showing 16,609,517 bales ginned prior to January 16 was evidently no larger than expected and any selling pressure of On the contrary it appe in covering, while there trade demand, and by the end of the first hour prices were about 12 to 15 points net higher, March selling up nd July 13.98. Some stop were uncovered on the advance ter their execution, trading be- came less active, but prices held within 4 or 5 points of the best. Private cables reported hedge sell ing and some local liquidation in Liverpool in advance of the ginning report The cotton today response repe sus fled to create sequence. red to bring New Orleans Market. ORLEAN La., January total ginnings January than expected prices in the cotton market to rally 28| to 42 points from the opening after | first trades had shown losses of 6 to 10 point The advance brought March to 13.60, May to 13.76 and July to 13.91. Liverpool rallled on the suance of the ginnings total. to 1sed " WOOL PRICES FIRM. BOSTON, January 24 (Special)— Firmness in foreign markets con- tinued to sustain the HBoston wool market at the start of the week Trading is closer to the high side of the recent price range, with mills still displaying Interest despite the firmer tone. Fleeca wools were active. De- laine of Ohio quality i3 held at 45a46, Ereas : half blood generally at 46, with cholce lots commanding higher prices; three-eighths blood at and quarter blood at 45. Fine is quoted at 1.07al12, " combing at 1.05a1.10, half blood at 98 to 1.02, three eighths blood 2 and quarter blood at VOTE ON STOCK INCREASE. NEW YORK, January 24 (@) Consolidated Gas of New York will vote February on a proposed increase in common stock from 3,600,000 shares to 4.320. 000 shares and an issue of 3,000,000 shares of new preferred stock of no par value, of which 1,200,000 shares will be issued. The new financing in volves about $150.000,000. Holdets of common will be offered the new com mon at $75 a share in the ratio of one re for five held and new preferred £91 a share in the ratio of one new % |share for each mree of common held. NEW YOBK MAB,KETS NEW YORK, January 24 (#). steady; Spring patents, 7.85a7.65; soft Winter straights, 6.35a6.65; hard Winter straights, 7.25a7.60. Rye firm; No. 2 Western, 1.16% f.o.b. b and 1.14% c.i.f., export. Barley strong: malting, 90%a92% c.if. N. Y. Buck- wheat quiet; Japanese, 2.10; milling, 2.00; Canadian, . Pork quiet; mess, 36.50; family, 40.50242.50. Lard bare- ly s Middle West, 12.85.12.95. Tallow y: special loose, 7%: extra, Wheat futures opened steady; domestic, May, 1.44. SRS GRAIN EXPORTS DROP. BALTIMORE, January 24~—The weekly report of the Maritime Ex- change of exports of foodstuffs shows a decline in grain from 1,217,800 bush- els for the week preceding, to 480,421 last week. Flour exports were 4,597 barrels, against 17,446 for the previ- ous week. Grains exported were: 240,133 bushels of wheat, 163,145 of barley, 4 7 of rye and 34,286 of corn. Exports included 504,220 pounds of copper. Tour STEEL DEMAND BE.TTER NEW YORK, January 24 (#)— Youngstown dispatches say improved demand for rolled steel has increased steel operations in the Mahoning Val- ley to 75 per cent. Carnegie Steel is running at 80 per cent in its steel de- partment, with rolling mills at 75 per cent. Truscon Steel {s maintaining a rate of 80 per cent. YEAR'S REVENUE UP. NEW YORK, January 24 (#).— December railway ‘operating income of the Kansas City Southern was $4:14,898, a decrease of $9,031 under De. cember, 1926. Operating revenues also fell §38,771. The year's operating income, however, was $5,929,587, an in e of $710,516 over 1925. Oper- ating revenues also }:B.Ined $766,791. POTATO M’ABKET DULL CHICAGO, January 24 (P).—Pota- e , 137 cars; on tra shipments Saturday, 619 17 cars; demand and trad- market dull. Wisconsin i mostly 2.15a2.20; bulk, | place steady | y was good | | the | warthy 080, | D. C, MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1927. EVERYMAN’S INVESTMENTS BY GEORGF T. HUGHES. One-Share Buying. Letters from readers point out two objectives, or rather difficulties, in the way of such extreme diversification of investment risk as is involved in the purchase of one share of stock at a time outside of New York. In the first many brokers refuse to take an | order for one share, stating that the | cost of handling is greater than the | commission. s undoubtedly true and prob- investor who makes a practice of giving a broker no other business | than one-share orders would find trou ble in making purch: Particular- Iy would this be the case when the in- vostor resides at a distance from the FINANCIAL. 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One soluti of consideration is the invest ment trust. Shares in trusts rep s in l|np~x‘ even more minute than in’individual ownership of single shares of stock di- reet. The investment trust has been slow in gaining a foothold in this coun- t tution abroad. (Covyright. RECEH;'S OF TOBACCO AGAIN SHOW DECLINE Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, January 24—Re- celpts of Maryland leaf tobacco last week agaln declined, totaling only 69 hogshead: while sales of 409 ho heads were reported, leaving stocks | on hand in State tobacco warehouse: of 11,149 hogsheads, and 618 hogs heads of ground leaves. Quotations today for Maryland leaf tobacco, per 100 pounds Interior and frosted, firm leaf, 3.00 to 8.00; pund common and greenish, 9.00 to 14.00; good common, 15.00 to 24.00; medium, 25.00 to 34.00; good to fine red, 35.00 to 51.00; fancy, 52.00; seconds, com mon to medium, 6.00 to 20.00; seconds, good to fine, 21.00 to 40.00; upper country, alr cured, 7.00 to 35.00; ground leaves nominal. 1927.) WRIGLEY EARNINGS. CHICAGO, January 24 (@) | carnings of the William Wrigle Co. for the year ending December 31, 1926, totaled $9,100,170, according to | the corporation’s Income account made publ. yesterday. This is equal to $5.05 a share on the 1,800,000 shares of capital stock outstanding after de- ducting all charges and réserve for taxes, compared with $9,146,930, or $.07'a share, in 1925 | FISHEE'S PBICE INDEX. NEW HAVEN, January 24 (Spe- cial).—Prices, based on Dun's quota- tions, 146.00; purchasing power, 68.05; Crump's, 137.01, Irving Fisher, Yale economist, reports. 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