Evening Star Newspaper, February 14, 1928, Page 15

FINANCIAL, MONEY TO LOAN Segared by Eirst Morteare on improved Real Estate CAI’IT AL FURNISHED Eatablished businesses or new enterprises 1n amounts of S Amd_upwand throneh saie of hond tssuce. Bank refer chaneed, Xo'financial advances Teawred or mcoent Address Bot 63-B. Star Office. Mortgage Money Loaned At Low Interest Rates Tyler & Rutherford Representing Mutnal Benefit Life Ins Co Main 433 Invest in Guaranteed 69 First Trust Notes Secured on District of Co- lumbia and Montgomery County, Md., dwell Denominations of 5250, $500 and $1,000. Title & Investment Co. of Maryland 1512 K St. NW. Phone Main 2676 Wright, Slade & Co. MEMBERS Joo Fork Stock Exchange New York Cotion Chicsoo Board of Trade’ Stocks and Bonds Bought and Sold for Cash or Carried on Margin THE MAYFLOWER HOTEL Connecticut Ave. at De Sales St. Telephone Main 1581 Resident Partner 1st Trust Loans Any Amount D. C. and Montgomery County Large Construction Projects FRED T. NESBIT Vermont Ave. M. 9392 Continental Trust Co. 14th and H Streets Capital $1,000,000.00 Checking Accounts Savings Accounts Time Deposits Foreign Exchanges Commercial Credits Travelers’ Credits Travelers’ Cheques Acceptance Credits Collections Real Estate Loans Collateral Loans Investment Securities Corporate Trusts Individual Trusts Administrator, Executor Safe Deposit Boxes Continental Trust Co. 14th and H Streets WADE R. COOPER. President Capital $1,000,000.00 nsured Mortgage; _Bonds; Guarantee ! Sufety IEN you invest in 6 INSUKLED BONDS TAKE LEAD - INLOCAL MARKET Railway 4s at New Top and Gas 6s Also Up—Capital Traction Sells at 115. BY EDWARD C. STONE. When the wheels of finance began ng on the Washington Stock Ex- change today after vesterday's holiday, | bonds came sharply to the front, the {lead being taken by Washington Rai ¥ & Electric 4s and Washington Gas A There were seven $500 ors in Railway 4s at 931,. a new r the present vear and an ad- of 101, points over the low mark ds opened with a $2.000 le at 106'«. followed later by five 8500 sales at h\n'. within ghth of the high for | the year. Th as also a $1.500 turn- | over in tNe B bonds at 109%,. Capital Traction 58 came out at 104‘ and Chesapeake & Potomac 5s mmm at 1017 | “on the stock side. Capital, Traction \ e by selling up to 115, this | 64-share turnover in- | tions s were strong and up to 88'y. The al issues werc auso ord Insurance Year Reported. nt D Fulton Harris of d Mutual Lite Insurance t the company had the | 7 in its history. New | ¢ paid for in 1927 reached S nearly $10,000.000 more than in 1926, the best previous year. The total insurance in force now ex- | the billion-dollar mark. being an increase of $85.043.- | This exceeds the 26 tncrcase of £80.790.300. The bil- line of outstanding insurance was | {reached in September. 1927, this com- | pany being the fifteenth American lfe | insurance company to enter this :(*p‘ 1 10, Assets are now $200.776.7 of $16.338.564: the liabil ding policy reserves, $187,515.191, | general surplus. $13.261.574, an | se of $753.007. This is the sur- plus after the directors had voted an addition of $500.000 to the general con- tingency fund an a dividend of $8,850.- 000 to be paid this year. Banquet Guests to Number 750. | President I J. Roberts of Washing- | ton Chapter. A. 1. B.. expects that the | guests at the institute banquet Satur- | day evening will number 750. This will |be the largest attendance vet. The final reservations are coming in with |a rush and several banks are taking | whole blocks of seats for their emploves. Chairman T. Hunton Leith is elated | over the outlook. P. R. Willlams, national president of the institute of Los Angeles, is to be | the guest of honor. Asslstmg the above rre'nb(’r< in arranging for the banquet es A. Soper, Robert H. Lacey d Miss Lois A. White. ’ Heard in Financial District. ‘W. B. Hibbs, held of the brokerage | house bearing his name, was back in the | city today after passing the week end at his Leesburg estate. Charles C. Lamborn, treasurer of the National Savings & Trust Co., continues to gain steadily following a recent operation. Bertram Chesterman, president of the ! local Morris Plan Bank, attended the { annual meeting of the Morris banks held in New York last Friday. Joseph Schiavone, president of the In- ternational Exchange Bank. has_been on-a brief visit to his old home in Tren- ton, N Wade H. Cooper. president of two_lo- cal banks. spent the week end in New York in connection with Lincoln anni- versary exercises. He has a special ad- dress on Lincoln which he has deliver- ed in a great many places all over the country. Gravson M. P. Murphy, heaa of Mur- phy & Co., recently msed days visiting the two Was) gton offices. Local Bank Clearings Higher. ‘Washington bank clearings for the week ending February 9 totaled $26,- 767,000, compared with $24,860,000 for the previous week. The clearings, how- ever, were 1.8 per cent below the figures of the corresponding week a year ago. ‘The 464 Liggett drug stores report January sales at $4,778,157, a gamn of $55.821, or 1.18 per cent, over January business in 19327 M. B. Kynaston & Co. have moved their investment securities offices from I the Union Trust to the Washington Building. The H. R. Bryarly & Bro. agency won the intercity contest conducted by | the Home Life Insurance Co. of New York, writing paild insutance during 1927 amounting to $1,816,000. Wholesale Prices Decline. Wholesale prices of all commodities | declined further last week, with fuel, des, fats and foods pnm.ngthe index number down to 94.8, as com- 0 954 for the previous week, | according 1o the index compiled by the | National Fertilizer Association and based on 449 quotations. ‘Textiles, grains, feeds and live stock advanced, indicating a recovery from the recent speculative declines in these sensitive | markets, | CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET | CHICAGO, February 14 P (United Btates l.»pu-lmrm. of Agriculture), — Hogs—Receipts, 45,000 head; light ho active, strong to 10 higher than Mo day’s best prices; medium and heavy bitchers tlow, steady to 10 higher than average; hig packers inactive, talking top, 850; b 0d 10 echolc IR | 260 10 300 140 1o 160 slaughter pigs 750 or better; sows, 1.10a7.25; light- ipward 15 7.40a7 .50, Receipts, 9000 head; fed but steady, with recent de- an in- | ies, in- ! Potomue | | | FramericanT14s | French 7158, | Lyon 6s THE EVENIXG STAR. WASHINGTON, D, C. TUESDAY. FEBRUAKY 14. 19%8.° Quotations to UNITED STATES. (Qalse are in $1.000 1 S Rizh. Low Lib3ys... 7810124 10 Lib 1st4%s 15 10231 10231 Lib3a4ys 52 10015 10013 Libath4ls 61 10325 10322 US 33 43-4 86 10221 10216 UStKs5s2 10 1158 1156 FOREIGN. Sales. Migh. Low, ©:55. 100% 100 100 100" 100% 100% 100% 100' 100% 101 23 10231 100 14 103 23 102 21 158 Argentine 6sA.. Argentine 63 B. 100% 100 Australia 68 1955, . o8 87y Australia 58 1957.. 65 977 97l Anstria 7s. 103% 103% Bank of Chile 658 a7y 9714 Belgium 6s. 1001 un\v. Belzium 6148, 1054 105 Relgium 7a 91 Relgium 7s 1956, 1083 151 1101 @ 105% R 1011y |4L 106 1154 1100 1051 1 961y Q913 & 110 3 102% 5 99% 99t 1024 107% 101% 1061 1154 110% 10515 101% Brazil 8s Ruenos Atres 78 87 Buenns Alres 78 58 Canada 88 1931.... Canada 68 1952. . «mmflu 518 1929 Chile T8 1943.. e R 104) ., “hile RS 1946 . 102% 107% 101% 102% con Paw Japan 78 Coneniimn sect. 101 1014 o, 1o 1035 10383 LEEN 104 1007, 83 101 1074 108 116 o Danish Munic 85 B | Denmark &s ... DE | 5ls Mch 53, Duteh K Dutch East | s 6 S Salvador 8s 48 Finland s f 6s 45. Finland 7s. French 7s. French 8s. . 1o Hain RS, Italy 7s.. | Jergens U M 6s 47 Marseilie Mexico 43 U4 Mexico 4s 10 «sntd Mexico 5sasntd. Milan 6%s. . Montevideo 7s. Netheriands 6s Netherlands 6s New So Wales New So Wales '38s. Nord 6%4s. Norway b%s. . Norway 681943, Norway 6s 1944, Norway 6s 1952. .. Orient Dev deb 6s. Paris-Ly-Med 6: 1024 102y 100 1087% 104 Y14 103 107% 1064 4 110% £34 9l 100 1074 1134 1115 106% 1104 106% 931 Pol Queensiand 6 Queensiand 7. 1134 11y 106% 1104 106% 93 108 101% » 105% s-xon <Pwl Seine 78 42. Serbs Crot gm 31 Utd Kingm §%8 37 35 Uruguay 96 96% MISCELLANEOUS. Am AgriChem %8 13 105% 105% Am Cotton O11 4101% 101% o 11 102 1028 12 104% 104 108 108 99U 993 9 1054 105% 105% Andes Copper 7s, (e Armour&Co 434839 21 Armour Del 6%s., 31 Barnsdall 681940, 16 Bell Tel Pa6s B, a4 Bell Tel Pa 68C... 1% Bomunemnunmn 1 Beth Steel rf X Beth !xeauunn. Beth Bteel 68 .4 Bkiyn Edison bs.., 10 Bkiyn Unlon 634n. . 10 Bush Term Bldg bs Chile Copper 10044 101% m 101 104 103% 1044 10613 213 103% 084 1004 1% 15 Gen Mot Ac Cor By, 3 Goodrich 6% Goodyear 68 rets, Hoe & Co 8% 97% Humble Q1 bn. . 100% Humble O & RE%e 21 103 1064 [ BONDS Raceived by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office 35 p.m~=Final Quotations in 5:30 Kdition. {c Skelly O 514w Southwest Bell 6s. Stand O11 N J 63 Sug Kast Orient 78 TennElecPow 6s 47 Toledo Edn 1at 7s. United Drug 6s. .. U S Rub 1stre 6 M4 2 106% 16 103 6 100% 2 107% u Vertientes Sug 7s. . Warner Sug 78 39, West Kleo 6. 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Grand Trunk 7s... Gt Nor 413876 D.. Great North 438 w Great North b%s. . Great Nor gen 1s. . Hud & Man ref §s. Hud & Man aj bs.. I Cent ref 4s. Il Cent 45 63 111 Cent 4% s 66. 111-C-C 811&NO Int Rapid Tran bs. Int Rap Tr 6 llpd- Int Rapld Tran 6 Int Rap Tran 1 Int & G Nor 1st Int & G Nor ad Int RysCA s 78.. IntRy C Am 6s 41. IntRy CA6%srot Kan City Term 4s. Mob & Ohto l%l" 1 Nassau Fl 4861 YCentrisn..,. { Y Cent de - - H -~ SN ureneAR~S~aBun—ae Northern Pacr 68 Ore Short 1, rf: Ore Wash 18t Penriay] Pennsyl Pennsy) b Pennsyl 8% Pennayl gold Peo + 1010 1044 2% 1051 044 STOCK EXCHANGE 1010 | 101% 122% 116 9014 TN 104 1004, 103 60ty TREND IRREGULAR IN BOND MARKET Somewhat Better Tone Shown in Speculative Issues. BY CHARLES F. SPEARE. Spoclal Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, February 14.—Follow- ing the long holiday which gave the in- vesting public and traders an oppor- tunity to analyze the market situation, there were irregular changes in ponds today without evidence that underiying conditions are different than those that had been affecting values for some t The new offerings were small, which a matter of satisfaction to those who would like to see a period of reduced issues, while those bonds siill unsold are taken out of the market. There was a somewhat better tone to several of the speculative that have been attracting attention of late. Cuba Cane Sugar 8s advanced a point and a half. Hudson Coal 5s, after declining a point, recovered to Saturday’s closing; Pathe Exchange 7s were up 4% points at the opening, to 69, and then fluctu- ated widely on active trading. The sea- board 6s were heavy, but the adjust- me somewhat firmer. Issues Lower. Goodyear U. § Mudber 55 and Sincleir issues were low-r. J. Kayser 5'.s advanced '.. The Armour 4'. and gained more ground and carried the Morris & Co 41.s along with them. There was said to be good buylng in the local tractions although prices were softer with the traction situation on the eve of developments that may ma- terially affect values of all the stocks and bonds concerned. Denver 5s were higher. There has been considerable liquidation in the va- rious St. Paul bonds that are to be ex- changed for new securities. New low prices are being quoted on the Iowa Central and Minneapolis and St. Louis senfor issues, with holders of these bonds losing patience over this long drawn out receivership. The German public utilities were un- usually active. Berlin Electric 6'.8 cove ered a range of a point and at ore time sold as high as 98. Some of the State and municipal issues were higher. Industrials Undisturbed. The industrials <o ‘ar have nct heen affected by the ser: industrial situa- tion with the threatened strike of a large body of German laborers. Italian municipal and industrial bonds, Japanese muncipals, French city issues and the government loans of Brazil and Pern were prominent in the day's dealings for the strength they display-d. ‘There was a good market for highe arade public utilities. i‘acific Gas re- funding 5s were up % to a new high price. U. S Government bonds were higher and the Treasury issues lower. NEW YORK PRODUCE. . NEW YORK. February 14.—United States grade No. 1, 215-inch Baldwin apples peddled out at 7.00a7.50 per bar- rel: McIntoshes, 9.00a11.00; Rhode Island Greenings, 9.00a10.00, and vari- ous other kinds, 6.00a8.00. White Danish type cabbage in bulk sold on the basis of 14.00a18.00 per ton, while red changed hands from 25.00a40.00. Western New York, fair quality mucke land carrots in bags of 100 pounds, sold at 1.00a1.15. New crop bunched car- rots in bushel baskets, from Texas, Jobbed out at 1.25: 5 Maine Green Mountain potatoes in bulk, wholesaled at 4.25a4.40; occasion- ally, 4.50 per 180 pounds. Long Island offerings brought from 5.00a5.25 for the same quantity. — Files in Bankruptcy. Special Dispateh to Th LYNCHBURG, Va. P'ebrulr! 16— H. B. Andrews, a locomotive engineer of Clifton Forge, has filed a petition in bankruptcy in the Federal District Court here. having $1256.97 liabilities and $212.20 assets. F. B. KEECH Members of the New €OM | 3 "'m ez s 80NDS §234. uv,lll PER SHARE ANALYSIS, What Is Back of Kach Share. June 30. 1927, Per share. ... .3305.50 ' 1 cnrront Wif o Reveave and other credita Net sets for preferred and common $146 17 mo. 100 JUCT . (2 3672 8138 e pail on any of stuck ve been paid sines 1907. The preferred «tock 1a 4 and non-cumi: iatve. bub has priority of dividends over <ommon. (Conauit vdur banker or broker for fut- ther Information & Lo valucs hack of Scrapbook this for future reference. oL MEAT PRODUCTION IN U. S. SHOWS DROP Decline of 373,000,000 Pounds Re- ported in 1927 From Total of Preceding Year. Bs the Associated Prees. Department of Agriculture figures show the production of meats in the United States declined 373,000,000 pounds in 1927 in comparison with the preceding year, the respective totals being olo 872,000,000 pounds and 17,245,- 000.00( ‘The per capita consumption .di from 1428 to 139.3 pounds. The partment of Agriculture in announcing the figures sald the result was wholly due to restricted supply of meats. The pork supply increased by 352.000,000 pounds, but ‘beef decreased 632,000,000 pounds, or 8'> per cent. Exports have fallen sharply in the last four years, the re] year's shipments of 3! "000000 poun: being approximately 25 per cent below the figure for 1926, while in 1923 slight- ly over a billlon pounds of American meat were sold in foreign markets. Last year's imports of 114,000,000 pounds were double those of 1926 and three times as great as in 1925. The situation is bad. the department observed, noting the anomalous condi- tion of constantly dwindling herds sup- plying more beef each year, indicating that the herds are being consumed, and | not their natural increases. The slight increase in the lamb and mutton supply since 1922 has been lit- tle more tI enough to keep pace with ithe advancing population, the report added, explaining the opportunities at hand for sheep rai: Total pork produmon not including lard, increased 4.3 per cent. A decline of 25 per cent in pork exports was noted, however. Ancient Door Restored. An ancient door belonging to Elgin Cathedral at Elgin, Scotland, is to be re-erected in its original position in the cathedral ruins. The door is now in use in an adjacent building known as the Bishop's Palace, and a local donor has offered to move it and erect an- other in its place in the Bishop's Palace. se— Suit for 1798 Estate Lost. Efforts of England the fortune left by Maria L'Epine of Portsmouth. who dled in- sane in 1798, was dismissed recently on the ground that the claim was barred by the statute of James I. During the hearing it was disclosed that the estate was valued at $225000, to which had to be added interest for 129 years. & COMPANY York Stock Exchange - 1510 H STREET, N. W., WASHINGTON, D. C. New York, N.Y. 52 Broadway Private Baltimore Beston Providence Chicago, Il 231 So. La Salle St. Providence, R. 1. Grosvenor Building Wires to Chicago New York Richmond Members of Washington Stock Exchange New York Cotton Exchange New York Curb Market Chicago Stock Exchange Cable 'Keechco™ To Men Chicago Board of Trade New Orleans Cotton Exchange Liverpool Cotton Exchange, Ltd. 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