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22
MOVES ARE MIXED
IN STOCK-MARKET
General List Changes but
Little—lndividual Strong
Spots Noted.
BY STIART P. WEST.
Special DUpt'rb to The Star,'
XEW YORK. April 13. —Todays
stock market had the appearance of
doing a good deal more than tt did. J
Actualy it got nowhere in -particular, i
There were more individual points of |
strength than of weakness, but in the
main body prices changed very little
and the market was more than ever
left in the hands of professionals.
Rail Share* Drags?.
Chicago and Northwestern cont.nued
to be pressed for sale at new low ,
prices, the Street ignoring comp etely j
reassuring statements which were put j
out last week regarding dividends.
Shares of other - roads in the same
territory were er
ected—Northern Pacific and Gre*t
Northern preferred and the whole
railway list most of the time was
dragging. Panama Cana! competi
tion continued to he discussed as a
more and more formidable factor for
trans-continental lines. Selling broke
out in Pennsylvania The best t-hat
Pennsylvania’s earnings now- figure
out) is between $3.50 and $4 a share
as against $3 paid out in dividends.
Oils Inclined to Sag.
Oil shares were" distinctly disap
pointing to the large following
scattered all over the country. They
were not noticeably weak, but most
of them were inclined to sag Mar
land Oil was more heavily sold than
the others, this because the 1524 re
port will be very poor, despite the
fact that earnings during the first
three months of 1925 were five to six
times larger than during the entire
12 months of 1924.
c Hudson Lend* Motors.
Hudson was among the
motors, getting up to a new high
well above 47. “ The recently pub
lished report _ for the first quarter
made a big impression, especially in
view of the extraordinary strength of
the balance sheet. Higher dividends!
have been discussed unofficially, but J
the stock has been bought more on j
the earnings situation than upon the
possibility of increased dividends in
the near future.
The rise continued in Nash Mottrs.
Maxwell Motors A appeared to have
l eached it-s limit around 104, but the ,
K stock went forward nearly 3 points.
Pierce-Arrow preferred also was in
demand. Further testimony to the
character of the much-advertised
‘oversubscription’’ to the t)odge
Bros, issues was afforded when both
bonds and stock were freely sup
plied at their issue prices.
Sugar at New Peak.
American Sugar made a new high
on the move above 68. The street
has been talking about a dividend at
the rate of $6 to be inaugurated in
May. The possibility of a change of
control was back of the rise in Ann
Arbor preferred. Loews, Inc., got
above 28 for the first tifhe. There was
special buying in Famous Players and
in Glidden Co. shares, the latter pn
favorable earnings r-eport*. : Coca-
Cola got into new high -ground above
88 *.
French francs were ’still pausing,
expressing satisfaction, on the one
hand, that the ministry favoring so
cialist measures to relieve the finan
cial crisis was out of power, yet, on
the other hand, realising- that, the
critical problems of the French treas
ury remained to be settled.
Selling Is Significant.
The most significant incident of the
day was the continued selling of
Frenth securities, dealt In on a dol
lar basis in the New York market.
French government Ss made. a. new
low for the year.
The 7 per cents. Vrhtch supposedly
were "heavily • , ersubsecibed” .-last-
November at 94. were traded in around
86. Department of ' tTfd Seine bonds
sold at the lowest for tall lime as. they
broke 83. All this was not mere spec
ulative selling.
The explanation commonly given for
the recent weakness .in Pennsylvania
was that earnings were tmsattsrfactofy
and were none too far above divdend
demands. A further reaspn, as the
selling in the stock appeared again to
day. was the increasing formidable
competition from tfie new Nickel PlAte.
Coca-Cola Prominent.
Coca-CBla continued to occupy a t
prominent place among the special- !
ties. It was estimated that the earn-*
insrs report for the first three months j
of 1925 would show $2.50 a share on !
the common, or at the rate of $lO a !
year. Dividends on the junior stock,
are $7 annually. ” ’ •
The sharp
was partly at the expense of a linger
ing short interest and carried the
siock up around its highest for the
year. Through transportation • and
storage economies American Ice has
been able to effect a saving on its in
creased yearly production and also ex,
pand its plant facilities to take care
of increased business-. - Earnings per
-hare last year were only a. little. legs
iban for 1923.
MARKET CLOSES FIRM. -
Buying of Specialties Features
Late Stock Trading.
By the A mac ta ted Tress. '■
NEW YORK, Aprijl J,~wStoek .prices
moved upward today Hollowing aja un
successful attempt by Bear traders to
unsettled the general Irst by- a re
newal of attacks on- Chicago and
Northwestern, which was Jiampiered
to a new low level-1' Rallying - ten
dencies were particularly noticeable
in the motors, several of which at
tained new peak prices for the year.
Trading was relatively dull, the Hay’s
sales aggregating about Sfifi.fiPfi
shares.
The closing was firm. Buying of
the specialties featured the late trad
ing. General Electric. American Safety
Razor. Cuvamel Fruit and Interna
tional Paper being bid tip 1 to nearly
3*• points. .
Markets at a Glance
NEW YORK —Stocks firm; motors at
new highs. Bonds irregular: French is
sues touched new lows. Foreign ex
changes steady; holidays abroad re
strict trading. Cotton higher; insuffi
cient rains. Sugar featureless. Coffee
firm; better spot demand.
CHICAGO —Wheat weak; beneficial
rains Southwest. Corn easy; sympathy
wheat. Cattle higher. Hogs lower.
MISSISSIPPI GREEN PEAS
IN NEW YORK MARKETS
Diapatrh to Tfco Star.
NEW YORK. April 13.—Th* sea
son’s first carload of green peas from
Mississippi arrived in the New York
market today. Demand was slow at
$3 50 per seven-eights bushel hamper.
Barreled apples were slow. "A"
grade Baldw-ins realized from $6 to
$7 per bushel. Northern Spys brought
from $lO to sll.
- - -r
Tfiu n*ver h ear a man brag that
his wife cleans his shoes.
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office
Open. High. 'L/>w Clo*r.
Ahumada U»d.. 11% 12 Ufk lt%
Air Reduct(4).. 994 89% 93 93
I Ajax Rubber 12% 12% 12% 12%
Alaska Juneau.. Hi Ha IT* IT4l T 4
j All Am Cable (7> 126 12* 126 126
Allied Cheni 44). 86% 86% 85% 85%
Allis Chaim C 6). 79%. 79% 79% 7914
Allis Cb bn pf .7) 105% 106% 105% 106%
Am Agricul Chm 16% 17 16% 17
AmArChmpf.. 41% 42% 41% 42%
;Am Beet Sue (4) 40% 41% 40% 41H
Am Bosch 30% St% 30% 80%
'Am Brk Shoe (5) 97% 97% 97% 97%
!4m Can (t<) 167% 171 1«7% 170%
i Am Can pf (7)., ug% ug% 118% 118%
lAm Car A F <l2) 202% 203 202% 203
jAm Chicle ctfa.. 61 61 bl 61
l Am Drug 160 c). 6% 6% 6% 6%
jAm & For Pnw. . 28% 284 28% 28%
Am Hide* Lea. 10 10 10 10
lAm Hide &L, pf. 66% 65% 65% 66%
Am Ice (7) 91 93% 91 93
Am Ice pf (6) . .. 77 77 77 77
Am Internatl.... 83% 84 88% 84
Am La Fran (1). 12 12 12 12
!Am Linseed 26% 27% 26% 26%
Am Llnsd pf 3% . 67% 69 67% 68%
Am Loco m*).". 124% 124% 124% 124%
,Am Saftjr R* (3) 54 66% 64 66%
jAm Ship* Com. 10% 10% 10% 10%
!AmSm ft R«f i») 94% 94'* 95% 94%
;Am Stl Fdj a (3). 48% 48% 48% 48%
Am Sugar 67% 71 «7H 71
Am Sugar pf 17) 98% 99 98% 89
Am Sumatra.... 14 14 14 14
Am Sumatra pr. . 47% 47% 47% 47%
A'liTtT*! <*>.. 184% 134% 134% 184%
Am Tobacco (7). 88% 88% 88% 88%
AmTobacß(T). 87% 87% 87% 87%
Am Typ Fdrs (7) 108 108 108 108
Am WW42I 30c. 46 4« 45% 45%
Am Woolen ' 89 41 38% 41
Am Wool pf (7). 79% 81% 79% 81%
Anaconda (3)... 38% 38% 38% 38%
Ann Arbor 26 26 26 26
Ann Arbor pf 48% 51 s * 48% 61%
Arch-Dan pf <7). 97 97 97 97
Armour 111 A (2). 20% 20% 20% 20%
ArnCons&Co.. 9 9 9 9
AsioDG’d (7). 104 104 104 104
AwoOll (1%)... 33% 86% S 3 33
At T*S Fe (7). 121 121% 120»i 120 H
AT&S F pf (6). 95% 95% 86% 95%
Atl Btrmft At... 5% 5% 5% 6%
•At Gulf ft W 1... 35% 35% 35% 35%
Atlas Powdr(4). 47% 47% 47% 47%
Atlas Tack 11% 12 11% 12
Auto Sales pf... 16 16 16 15
Baldwin L (7)... 112% 114% 112% 114
Bal ft Ohio (6).. 74% 74% 74% 74%
Bang ft Ar (3).. 87% 87% 37% 37%
BarnsdallA 22% 22% 22% 22%
Beech Nut (5,40) 64% 67 64% 66%
Bethlehem Stset 40% 41% 40% 41%
Booth Fisheries. 6% 6% 6% 5%
Bfiggs Mfg(3%) 38 38% 37% 37%
British Empire.. 2% 2% 2 2
Bkl Edison (8).. ISO 130 130 130
Bkl-Man Tran.. 38% 38% 38 38
Bkl Union G (4). 83 83% 82% 83
Blow-Shoe (4). 70 71% 70 71%
Bruns-Balk 190 c) 39% 89% 89% 89%
Burns Bro (10).. 97 98 97 98
Burns Brß (!).. 19 18% 19 19%
Bur Add Ma (3). 81 81% 81 81%
Bush Term (6).. 103 _ 108 103 103
Eutte Cop (aOc). 6 6 6 6
Butte & Su(oOc). |15% 15% 15% 16%
Butter ick C 0.... 18 18 18 18
Caddo Central... 1111
I Cal Pete «%>... 30 30% 29% 30
Calif Pet pf (7).. 113% 118% 113% 113%
Callihan Zinc... 8% S% 3% S,»
Can Pacific (10). 142 143% 142 148%
Case Thresh pf.. 66 66 66 66
Cent Leather 16 IS II 16
Cent Leather pf. 55 55 54% 64%
C RRN J (tl2). ■ 270 270 270 270
Century Rib (2). 40 40 40 40
Cero d Faaco (4) 45% 45% 45% 46%
Car tain-Teed... 43 43 43 43
Certain-T Ist (7) 95 95 96 96
Certain-T 2d (7) 82 82 82 82
ChandMot (J)... 86% 36% 36 36%
Chesft Ohio (4). 90% 90% 90% 90%
r Chl ft Alien. .... 7% 7% 7% 7%
Chi A Alton pf-. 12% 12% 12% 12%
Chi & Eaet 111... 31 81 31 31
Chi & Estlll pf. 43 44 43 44
Chl Gr West pf.. 21% 21% 21 21
Cbi MU ft 51 P• • • 5% 6% 6 6
Chi Mil ft S P pf. 8% 9 8% 9
t‘Chi ft Nwn (*>:. 49% 49% 47% 48%
Chi ft Nw pf 17). 104% 164% 102% 102%
CblPneuT (5).. 87% 87% 87% 87%
Chi RI & Pac... 42% 42% 42 42%
CRI&Ppf (6). 83% 83% 83 83
CRI&Ppf (7). 93% 93% 93% 93%
Chi St PM AO.. 35% 35% 35% 85%
ChStPM&Opf(s) 74 74 74 74
Childs (t2.4D). . . 50% 61 60% 61
Chile Cop (2%). 32% 82% 32% 82%
Chino Copper . • 21 21 21 21
Cluetl Psab (6). 65 65 65 65
Coca-Cola (7)... 98% 99% 98% 98%
Fsel ft Iron 34 84 84 34
Colo Southern... 64% 66% 64% 55%
Col Gft E (2.60). 66% 57% 66% 56% !
Col O ft E pf (7>. 105% 105% 106% 105%
CeraSolvß 133% 133% 133%. 133%
Congol-Nrn (2). 34 34 83% 33%
Con Cigar pf (7). 83% 83% 83% 83%
Con DlatribuArs. 5% 5% 6% 5%
Consol Gas (5).. 77% 77% 77% 77%
Consol Textile.. 3% , 8% 3% 3%
Cont Can 44>i ~. .C 2 62 61% €2
Cont Mot tWcj.. 9% 9% 9% 9%
Com Prod (2)... 38% 38 * 38% 38%
Crucible Sil (*) • 67% 67% 66% 67%
Cub Am Bug <3l. 29% 30% 29% 30%
Cuban Cana Sug 13 13% 13 13%
Cub Cane Su pf.. 68 .59% 68 59%
i Cuba Dominican 5 5 5 5
[ Cuyamel Fr (4). 65 66% 66 66%
! Cuysmel FT rts. 11 % 1
1 Daniel 800ne... 2% 2% 2% 2%
Davison Cbem.. 34% 36% 34% 34%
Del ft Hud (t):. 145 145% 145 145%
Del LftWn (t7) . 130 130 ISO 130
Dodgs Bro pf wi. 100 100% 100 100
[Dome Hines (2). 13% 18% ,13% 13%
DoorPecttn <l>. 16% 16% 14% 16%
Da poet <lBl 143% 143% 142% 142**
Eastman (tS)... 108% 108% 108% 108%
Elec Pow w i 100% 100% 100% 100%
Elec Str Bat (4) 62% 63 62% 63
Emmerson B pf, 11 11 11 11
Erie..... 28% 28% 28% 28%
Erie Ist pf...... 36% 36% 36% 86'*
Cameras FI <*>- - &5 97% 96 97%
Famous pf (S). . 106 106% 106 106%
Fisher Body (6). 64 64% 63% 64%
Fisk Rubber. ... 12% 12% 12% 12%
. Fisk R tst (l) ... 82% 82% 82% 82%
1 Fleischmann <4) 78 78% 78 78%
Foundation (8).. 109% 109% 109% 109%
Frank-SI pf m- 103% 103% 103% 108%
F reeport-Texsa. 11H 11% 11 11
Gardner Motor.. 1244 12% 12% 12%
Gen Am Tnk (3> • 46% 48% 46% 48%
Gen Asphalt.... 49 49 49 49
Gen Cigar i 8)... 93 93% 924* 93%
Gen Electric <*> *7O 273 270 272
Gen El sPI (68c)’. 11% 11% 11% 11%
i Gen Motors <«>-• 71% 72 71% 71%
i Gen Mot pf <7>.. 108 105 104% 104%
- Gen Petrol it) •. 61% 61% 60% 51%
Glmbel Bros 49% 49% 4914 49%
Gimbat Br pf (2) 104% 104% 104% 104%
Ginter Co (1%) • ’ 28% 29% 28% 2»%
Hidden Co 16% 17% 15% 16%
Gold Dust 88% 88% 38 38%
Goodrich* .-•*■• 634* 63% 52% 63
Goodyear pf (7). 96% 96% 96% 9614
Gdyear prior (8) 104 104 104 104
Grt North Pf (6) 61% 61% 61 61%
GtNerOre <!) .. 28% 28% 28% 28%
Grt W*tn Su f*>. 94% 96% 94% 96%
Gt West'S pf (7); 198 108 108 108
Greene Canan... 12% 12% 12% 12%
Guantanamo 5% 6% 5% 6%
Gulf Mo ft Nor.. 26 ZS 25% 26%
GulfSt Steel (i). 70 704 69% 69%
Hayes Wheel (3) 85 85 36 35
Homestake ft?) 5 44% 44% 434* 43%
House P (t 3%).. 36% 86 36% 36
Houston Oii 64 64% 64 64%
Hudson Mn(24) 29% 29% 28% 29%
Hud Man pf (5). 66% 66% 65% 65%
Hudson Mot (3). 46 7 4 47% 45% 47%
Hupp Mot (1).. • 16% 16% 16% 16%
Independ Oil (1) 24% 24% 24% 24%
Motorcy. 14% 14% 14% 14%
Indian Refining. 77. 7 T
Inland Stl (2%). 41% 41%. 41 41
Inland Stl pf (7) 1044 104% 104% 104%
Inspiration Cop. 23% 23% 23% 2>%
Interb Rap Tr. .. 77 17' 16S FS%
internal Agri... 10 10% 10 10%
Int Bus Mac <*>. 117% 118% 117% 118%
in t com Eng <*>• 87% 37% 864* 36%
Internet Har (») 103% 104% 103% 104%
Int Mer Marine.. 10% 10% 10% 10%
lutMer Mar pf.. 40% 41 40% 40%
Int Nickel 29 29% 28% 28%
Int Paper *l% 63% 61% 52
Int Pap pf st (6). 72 72 72 72
Int Ry Cent Am. 18% 184 18% 18%
Jones Bros Tea.. 16% 16% 16% 16%
l JortfafylCot (B>.» 47% 48% 47%- 48
| Kan City South. 80% 30% .70% 30%
THE EVENING- STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, APRIL* 13, 1925.
Opfn. High. Low. Close.
Ka.vser Ist pf(7) 85 85 85 85 j
Kelly-Spring... 16* 16* 16* 16* |
Kelly-Spring pf. 48* 48* 48 48
Kennecott (3).. 49 49 48* 49
Keystone TAR. 2!, 2* 2* 2*
Kinney pf (8)... 95 95 95 95
Laclede Gas (8). 155 165 156 165
Lehigh Val (3*) 74 74* 74 14*
Liggett A M(t4). 58 * 58* 58 * 58*
Lig& My B 04). 58* 58* 58* 68*
Lima Loce (4). . 63* 63* 68* 63*
Loews Inc (2). .. 28 28* 27* 28*
Loft 8* %% 8* 8*
Long Bell A (1). 48* 56* 48* 60*
Lorrillard <s)... 84* 34* 34* 34*
Louisiana Oil. .. 17 11* 16* 16*
Louis A Nsh <•). 108* 108* 108* 108*
Ludlutn <2> 35* 35* 84* 35*
McTntype P < 1).. 16* 16* 16* 16*
Mack Treks (8). t 39 189* 138* 138*
MacyHRACo.. 78* 78* 78* 78*
Magma Copper. . 37* 37* 37V- 37*
Malllnson A Co.. 26 26* 26 26*
Man Emd g (5). 37* 37* 57* 37*
Man Shirt (t*). 35* 25* 25 25
Manila Electric. 35* 34 35* 36
Maracaibo 0H... 26 26* 26 26*
Market St prior. 45 46 45 46
Marland Oil 36* 36-, 35* 36*
Martin-Pry (4). 28* 29 28* 29
Mathieson Aiks. 63* 66* 63* 65*
Maxwell Mot A.. 104 104 102*103*
Maxwell Mot 8.. 64 * 67* 64V* 66*
May Dept St 15). 106 107* 106 107
Metro Gpf (1 89) 19* 20* 19H 20*
Mexican Seabd.. 18 19* J7* lg*
Miami Cop m.. 10* 10* 10* 10%
Middle States... till
Mid-Continent.. 27* 27* 27 27*
Minn ASt Louis. 2* 2* 2* B*l
MinStPASSM. 33 33 33 S 3 1
MStPASSMpf. 46* 46V, 46* 46*
Mis Kan A Tex.. 31 31 30* 31
MKiTpf (6).. 78 78 77 77
Missouri Pacific. 32* 32*, 32* 32*
Missouri Pac pf. 75* 77* 74* 75
Mont Power (4). 64*i 64* 64 * 64*
Montgom Ward. 48H 49* 48* 48*
Moon Mot iJ)... 26* 26* 26* 26*
Mother Lode 7ie 7.7 6* 6*
Motor WhliTSt). * 18* 18* 18* 18*
Mullins 80dy... 17* 18* 17* 18*
Mullins Bps (8) . 82 82 82 82
Nash hrot (til).. 350 357 350 552
Nat Dairy (3)... 47* 47* 47* 47*
Nat Dpt Stores.. 42 42 41* 41*
Nat DSt Ist (7). 97* 97* 97* 97*
Nat Distillers pf. 61* 61* 61* 61*
Nat Enamel AS. 31 31 31 31
Nat Ry Itfex’d.. t* 1* l* IT4,
Nat Supply (3).. 62* 63 62 62*
Nevada Copper.. 13* 13* 13* 18*
N O Tex A M (7) 120 120 U9* 119*
N Y Air Br (4>.. 45 45* 45 45*
N Y Air Br A (4). 62* 52* 62* 52*
N Y Central (7). 116 115 V, 114* 115
NTCAStL pf (6). 90 90 90 90
NT Dock 29* 30* 29 30*
N Y Dock pf (5). 65* 67 66* 66
NY NH A Hart.. 29* 29* 29* 29*
NY On AWn (1) 21 21 21 21
N Y State Rys. . 43*4 43* 43 43*
Norfolk South.. 22* 22* 22 * 22*
Norf A West (7) 123* 128* 127* 127*
North Am (1.40) 4«H 46* 45* 45*
North Pac C1)... 60* 61* 59* 61*
Orpheum (1*0). 28 ?BVi ?8 ?8H
Orpheum pf (8). 99* 99* 99* 99*
Otis Elevator (6) 103* 103* 103* 103*
Otis Steel 10 10 10 10
Pacific Gas (8).. 106* 106* 106* 105*
PaclfloOll (2)... 66* 66* 56* 66*
Packard (tl*). 22* 22* 22* 22*
Packard pf (7).. 109* 109* 109* 109*
Pan-Amer ($).. 76* 78* 7$ 75
Pan-Amerß (() 76 76* 76* 76*
Penney R R (1). 44* 44* 48* 43*
Penn Seab Steel. 1* 1* I* I*
Penny JC pf (7). 106 106 105 105
Peoples Gas (8). 113* 113* 113* tlS*
PereMarq (4).. 65* 66* Co* 66*
Phla Co (4) 62 62 52 62
PhIIaARCAI. 40 40 40 40
Phillip Morris.. 14* 14* 14* 14*
PhtUipaPet (2). 38V, 39* 38* 39*
Pierce-Arrow.. 13 13* 18 13*
Pierce-Arrow pf 48* 48* 47 V, 48*
Pierce Oil 2 2 2 2
Pierce Petrol... 6* 6* 6* 6*
Pitts Utpftl.2o. 14 14 14 14
Pitts A West Va. 70* 70H 70 70
Poatum-Cer (4). 112*, 113* 112* 113*
Press Steel Car. 53* 63* 53* 63*
Pub Ser N J (6). 67 67 67 67
Public Serv i ts. 22 22 22 22
Pullman Co (8). 131* 132* t29«* 132*
Punta A1 Su (5). 43 43* 43 43*
Pure Oil (1V4).. 2744 27* 27 27
Radio Corp of A. 55* 66V* 54* 66*
Radio C pf (3*) 61 61 61 51
•RSIil Ccfs (4). 71* 71* 71* 71*
RyStl Spg (8).. 124 124 124 124
Ray Cons Cop... 12* 12* 1248 12*
Reading (4) 73* 73* 73 73
Reading let (2). 37* 87* 37* 67*
Remington Type 69* 69* 69* 69*
Remingtn 2d (8) 111* 111* 111* III*
Replogle Steel.. 14* 14* 14*. 1 *
Rep Ir A Steel.. 44 44* &* 44
Reynolds Sp (1). 14* 15* 14* 15
Roy Duth 4.42*. 50* 50* 50 6 *
St Joseph Ld (2) 45 45 44* 4<*
St L A San F (5) 66 6614 65* 66*
StL SanF pf (6). 80 80 80 80
St L Southwest. 45* 45* 46* 44*
StLSwnpf (5). 70Vi 70* 70* 70*
Savage Arms... 66 66* 60* 66*
Schulte pf (8)... 112 112 112 112
Seaboard Air L. 22* 22* 22* 22*
Sealed AlrLpf.. 37* 37* 37* 37* ;
Sears-Roebk (6) 155 166* 156 156
Shattuck-Ari*.. 6 6 6 6
Shell Un (1.40). - 24!* 24* 24 24*
Simmons Co (2). 85 35 86 35
Simms Pet 4«0c) 23 23* 22* 23
Sinclair OH 19* 19* 19* 19*
Sloss-Sheff (•).. 82* 82* 82Vi 82*
South Pac <«)... 102* 102* 101* 102*
Southern Ry (6) 84* 84* 84* 84*
South Ry pf (6) . 85 85 85 85
Std Gaa AEI (8) 44* 44* 44* 44*
Stand Mill (D... 68* 68* 68* 68*
St Oil Calif (8).. 68* 68* 67* 58*
St Oil N J (I).’. • 41V* 41* 41* 41*
St Oil NJ pf (7). 118 118 117*117*
Stew Warnr (6). 60 * 60 * 80 * 60*
Stromberg (6). . 64 64 64 64
Studebaker (4). 44", 44* 44* 44*
Submarine Boat 9 9 9 9
Superior 0i1... . 4* 4* 4* .4*
Symington. 17* 18* 17* 18*
Symington A (Z) 81* 22* 21* 22*
Tennessee Cop.B 8 8 8
Texas Co (3).... 44* 44* 44* 44*
Texas Gulf (7).. 103* 104* 103* 104
Tex A Pacific... 49* io* 49* 49*
Tex A PacC AO 14* 14* IS* 14*
Third Avenue... 8* 8* 7* 7*
Timken RB(t4) 40* 40* 40* 40*
Tobao Prod <•>. 74* 74* 74* 74*
Tobc Prd A (7).. 98* 88* 88* 88*
Tranacont 0i1... 4* 4* 4* 4*
Transvrt A W(2) 2* 26 26 26
Underwood (3). 40* 40* 40* 40*
Un Bag A Paper. 40 41 40 41
Union OH (1 *0). 87* 37* 37* 37*
Un Pacific (10).. 140* 140* 140 140
Utd Alloy Steel. 25 25* 25 26*
United Drug 16) 121 123 121 122*
Utd Fruit (10).. 214 tl7 214 216
Utd Ry Invee pf. 60 60 60 60
U S Cast Iron P. 172* 172* 170 170
US Distributing 31* 31* 31* 31*
USHoft <’>.... 28 28 27* 28
U S Ind Alcohol- 81* 82* 81* 82*
U SRealty (8).. 126 129* 126* 128*
US Rubber 39 38* 38* 38*
U S Rub let («) .. 86 86* 86 86*
U S Steel (t7>... 114* 116* 114>, 116*
,U S Steel pf (7). 122* 122* 122* 122*
Universal Pipe., 36!, 36* S 6 36*
UniverP pf (7), 78* 78 78* 79
Utah Copper (4) 80* 85 * 86* 86*
Utah Securities. 67* 67* 67*
Vanadium...... 26* 26* 26* 26*
Va-Caro Chem.. 2* 2* 2* 2*
Va-Caro Chem B 1* 1* 1* 1*
Va-Car Ch of cfs 11 11* It ll*
Va-Caro Ch pf.. IJ* 15* 13* 14*
VaßyAPower. 85 88* 85 88*
Vivadou... v.... 14* 14* 14* 14*
Wabash 21 21* 21 21
! Wabash pf A(5) 63 .CL* 62* 63
) Waldorf (!*>.. 17Vi 17* 47* 17*
T Ward Baking B. 40 40 39* 89*
| Ward Bak pf (7) 86V4 96* 96* 96*
1 West Pen (4)... 110 110 110 110
- West Pen pf (7). 96 95 83 95
! West Md 2d pf.. 17* 17* 17* 17*
j Western Pacific. 36* 36 * 3o* 86*
t West Pac pf (6). 88* 98k 88 * 88*
i West Union (7). 123* 123* 122 122
1 West Air Br (6). 98* 98* 98* 98*
! Weatlngbae (4). 68* 68* 68 * 68*
(W'hite Eagle (2) 27* 27* 27* 27*
White Mot (4). . 60* 61 60* 61
Wilson A Co 7 7* 77
Wi*o/» ACo pf. 24* 24* 24V* 24*
Willy s-Over lnd. 13* la* 13* IB*
Wills-Over pf... »o* 90* 90* 90*
Woolworth (3). 119* 120
Worthington. .. 49
FRENCH LIENS LOW:
LIBERTIESSTRONG
Trading Opens Week With
Unsettled Prices, but
Losses Are Small.
T
BY GEORGE T. HUGHES.
Speoisl DUputrh to The Stsr.
NEW YORK, April 13. —Demand for
high-grade bonds was reported good
at the beginning of trading today,
but purchasers were very particular
as to quality, and there were numer
ous exceptions to the general firm
tone.
United Stales' Government bonds
were a/1 strong. The second and third
4* Liberties equaled the best pre
vious at which they have sold
tnis year, and the Treasury 4s made
a new high above 101. All this was
a refiection of ease in the money mar
ket. The savings bank rails were
mostly firm, but there was persistent
heaviness in the obligations of the
Chicago and Northwestern and of the
Northern Pacific and of the Great
Northern. Soo 4s were lower.
B. and O. Fain Very Active.
Movements in the more speculative
issues were highly irregular, Manila
Electric 5s ran up to a new high, but
reacted later. Chicago and Eastern
Illinois os got down tq the low of
Janugry There was an extraordinary
demonstration in Baltimore and Ohio-
Toledo-Clncinnati 4s. which, closing
Saturday at 72* on a single string
of transactions, today advanced from
72* to 74. St. Louis Southwestern
Terminal os crossed 85.
The new Dodge Brother* 6 per cent
debentures, which were first offered
Saturday and sold at a premium, got
back today to the offering price.
Strength appeared In the bonds of the
fertilizing companies, notably Vtr
ginia-Carolina Chemical 7s. The sugar
Issues were a shade lower.
French Bonds Again Heavy.
French bonds were heavy again
with the Department of the Seine 7s
at a new low below 83. French rail
way issues were down at one time
about a point. French 8s sold below
93 for the first time. Somewhat lower
quotations were also recorded for
Belgian bonds.
Today's new offerings included $2,-
419.000 Hudson County (N. J.) 4*s,
due serially at prices to yield 4 to 4.10
per cent, and $1,000,000 State of Illi
nois 4s at par.
SHIPPERS SEE GAINS
IN INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT
A slightly higher level of Indus
trial production in the Atlantic
States Is forecast for the second
quarter of 1925, as compared with
the same period last year, in an
analysis by the Atlantic States Ship
pers Advisory Board. Adequate rail
road transportation, similar to that
of a year ago, is also forecast. %
The conclusion as to the trend of
business is based on actual esti
mates of car requirements gathered
by commodity committees from the
industries, and was reported to the
board at Us meeting in Philadelphia.
RECORD GRAIN TRADING.
CHICAGO, April 13 (Special).—The
trading on the Chicago Board of
Trade in the last month was the larg
est In history, with 2.051.895.d06
bushels of wheat dealt in. Total for
all grains was 3,219.506,090 bushels.
March 13 was the biggest day in the
history of the grain trade, with
149,581.000 bushels 6f Wheat and
256,529,000 bushels of all grains
traded in.
NEW STOCKS OFFERED.
NEW YORK. April 13—New offer
ings today include 66,000 shares of
Motor Wheel Corporation common
stock at $18.50 a share and $2,419.- |
000 Hudson County, N. J.. 4* per
cent gold bonds, maturing 1927 to
1955 and yielding from 4 to 4.10 per
cent.
CIGAR PLANT CLOSED.
SELLERSVILLE, Pa.. April 13 (Spe- i
cial).—The plant of th*» General Cigar j
Co. here has been closed for an unde- j
termined period because of lack of I
cigar orders and 180 employes have |
been warned to seek employment in i
other lines. j
ASPARAGUS CROP UP.
ATLANTA. April 13 (Special).—)
Georgia’s 1925 asparagus crop will
reach a total of at least 50.000 crates,
or approximately 75 carloads, accord
ing to the Federal Agriculture Bureau.
South Carolina, and Florida also. re-,
port a corresponding Increase In
asparagus yield.
LIVE POULTRY UNSETTLED.
CHICAGO. April 13 —Poultry, alive,
unsettled; fowls, 27; Springs, 32;
roosters. 15; turkeys. 28; ducks, 30,
geese, 1?
SHORT-TERM SECURITIES.
(Quotations furnished by Redmond A Co.)
. , Noon—^
Bid. Offer.
Ad:ronds-'k P. AL. Cpn. 6s 1929 102* 102*
Aluminum Co of Araer. 7b 1933. 107* 107*
American Sugar 6s 1937, 402 402*
American Tel. A Tel. 6a 1923. .. 126* 127%
Anaconda Copper 6s 1929 103* IW*
Anfk>-Alii*fteao Oil 7*a 1925.. 100 100%
Associated Oil 6s 1935 102% 103
Baltimore & Ohio 6s 1928...... 103 146%
Bethlehem Steel s 1936 91* 92
Central of Georgia 6s 1929. ... 103* 103*4
Chi., Mil & St. Paul 6s 1834.. 101* 102
Chi., R. I. A Pacific »*a 1984.. 101* 101*
City of Lyona 6s 1934......... 82 *3
Columbia Gas & El. Ist 5s t 927. 100% 101%
Continents! Gas & El. 5e 1827. 16© 100*
Du Pont 7*s 1931 107% 106*
federal Sugar Ref. 6* 1983 96* 97*
Federated Metals 7s 1934 103 106%
Goodyear T. &R. Sg 1931 106% 100%
Great .Northern 7s 1936 169* 100%
Gulf Oil Corp. of Pa. 5%s 1928 101* 101%
Hocking Val. R. H. Co. 5s 1926. 100* 100%
Humble Oil s*e 1932 101 101*
Lehigh Pow. Sec. Oorp. 6a 1921 101% 101%’’
M., St. F& S S. M. 6*a 1931. 103% 105*
Jtorrle ft Co. 7*a 1930 102 108
Yew York Central 6s 1995 <lo6* 104*’
Oregon Short Line 4s 1920. . 96% 97
Penna. R. R. 7s 1930 108* 106%
Pure Oil 5%5. August, 1925.... 10OA 100*
Swift ft Co. 5s 1«2 95% 95%
Tidewater Oil 6*s 398 L 103% 11)64*
Onion Pacific R. ft. C«. 4s 1927. 99A 99*
Onioj Tank Car Vs 1630 104 106
O. S. Rubber 7*s 1930. .105* 103*
Western Union 6*s 1436 11* til
Westiaghouse E. 4 M. 7a 1931 107* 108
—■——a _
FOREIGN K.VCHAM.E.
(Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibba ft Co.)
Nominal Sell is* checks
gold ratne. toaav.
London, pound $4.8663 $4.79
Montreal, dollar 1.00
Paria. franc 193 .ooiß
Brussels, franc 193 05*4
Berlin, mark 238 . 2381
Rome, lira 143 0400%
Burich. franc 193 .1931
Athens, drachms 193 0171
Madrid, peseta .193 .1422
Vienna, cro.rn 2026 .000014*
Budapest, crown .2026 .30014
Prague, crown .. . .2*26 . 0297
Warsaw, sloty 193 .1925
Copenhagen, crown 26S .1889
Chriatlania, crown 288 .1600 -
Stockholm, crown .268 .2696
Wright Aero (1) 17* 18% 17* 17*
Wrigl*y (t 3%). 48* 48* 48* 48*
Yellow Cab (25c) 34V4 34* 34* 84*
Youngltown (4). 65* 66* 66 . 66
‘Odd lots.
t Partly extra. $ Pay? ble In preferred stuck.
Disidand rates aa siren in the above tiki
are the anneal cask peymeeta based « ttw
SS. nsSSL”«SS'tS2. *S*SSS
•trtdenda ere not incladed.
ON NEW YORK BONDS STOCK EXCHANGE I
Received by Privet* Wire Direct to The Star Office.
UNITED STATES BONOS.
(Sales are in $1,000.)
Sales High. Low 2:M>.
Lib 3*b 3 101 14 101 il 101 14
Lib Ist 4%a 2 102 10130 10130
Lib 2d 4%e. 178 101 7 1014 1015'
Lib 3d 4%5. 91102 10125 10126*
Lib 4 4*8.. 76 102 6 102 3 1023
US 4n 1944. 110 101 1 100 28 100 19
US 4%5’62 6 105 3 105 105
FOREIGN.
Sales. High. Low 2:50.
Argentine 0a...... 4 81% 81% 81%'
Argentine 8s A.... ,6 96* 96* 96*
Argentine 8s 8.... 72 96* 96 96
Argentine 7b 16 102* 102* 102*
Austria 7b 5 94% 91* 94*
Bank of Japan «a. 4 99* 99* 99*
Belgium «s 17 *4% 84* 84*
Belgium w 1.. 23 93* 92* 92*
Belgium 7%5. .... 21 tOS* 107* 108
BglglumSs... 7 107* 107 H 1.07*
Berne Ss l 109* 109* 109*
Bolivia 8a 9 93 92H »2%
Bordeaux Ss 9 81 80 81
Brasil 7e 22 62 80* 82
Brasil 7*t t 104 104 104
Rrarll 8a 27 96 95*
Canada 5s 1931.... 5 102* 101% 102*
Canaria 5s 1952.. .. 28 103% 103* 103%
Canada 6*« 1925. 8 102% 102% 102%
Chile 7s 194$ 17 100 99"* 100
Chile 8s 1941 12 107% 107* 107%
r 'hlle S«t 1946..,.,. 20 108 107 108
Christiania 6s ... 94 99* 99% 99*;
Christiania 85.... . 1 ItO 110 T 110
<~'t>n Pow Japan 7a. 3 8S 87* 88
Conenhagen 6*s.. ?4 97* *7 97*
Cuba 5*a... .... 33 95% 99* 99%
Cstecho 8s 1951.... 8 99* 99 99*
Czecho Ss 1951 ct. . 14 99% 99* 9 r '%
Danish Munic Ss A 4 109* 109% 109*
Denmark 6s 32 101% 101* 101%
Denmark 8s 2 110% 110* 110%
DE I s*s Mch’s3. 3 97% 97% 97*
DE T s*n Nov ’53. 10 97* 97% 97*
Dutch East f «s ’47 10 100«» 10©* 100%
Dutch East I 65’62 10 100* 100* 109*
Finland s f 6a’45. . I 83* »3* 83*
Finlands 7s 7 94 94 94
Framerican 7 * 8.. 6 90* 90* 90*
French 7a 193 86* 86 86V)
French 7*B 102 93* .93 93%
French 8s 66 99* 98* 95%
Ser El 6*s 'SO wl. 12 87* 87* 87*
German 7a 68 94 * 94 % 94%
Ger Gen Elec 7s. .. 1 93% 93* 93%
Greek ?a 2 83 83 83
Haiti 6s 1 93* 93* 93*
Holland-Amsr 6*. . 1 82 82 82
Hungary 6*s 10 87% 87% 87%
Japanese 4e 3 81* 81* 81*
Japanese S*a 74 91% 91 91*
Jergans CM 6s '47 36 95'« 94* 94*
Lyons 6s 12 81 80% 80%
Marseille 6* 17 80* 80 Ms
Mexico 4a *O4 asnt 3 19 13 1*
Montevideo 7» 3 91 91 ?l
Netherlands «s *4. 20 103* 103 .103*
Netherlands 6# ’l2. S 104 103* 104
Norway 6s 1*43... 8 95* 99 93
Norway 6a 1944... 6 99* 99* 99*
Norway 6a 1955. .. 6 99% 99 * 99*
Norway Is 4 111 111 111
Orient Dev deb ts. 2 86 84* 84*
Psrls-Ly’s-Med 6s 38 71* 70% 71*
Par!s-Ly*s-Med 7s. 32 81* 81 81
Paris Orleans 7a.. 14 81 60* 80*
Peru 8s .«? 2 99 99 99
Poland 6s’4o 1 68 68 68
Poland Bs’so wi .. .130 95* 95 95*
Prague 7»4s 2 89* 89* 89*
Queensland 6s 1 103% 103% 103%
Queensland TS 4 110*114 110*
Rio de Jan 8s 1546. 7 96% 95 95
Rio de Jan Ss 1947. 1 93* 93* 53*
Rio Gr Do Sul Bs.. f. 95 94* 94*
Sao Paulo City Bs. 2 98* 98* 95%
Sao Paulo State Ss 1 100 100 100
Seine Dept of 7s. . . 10 83 b 2% 82%
Serbs CrotSlo Bs. . 33 88 >B7* 87*
Sweden s*sct 7 99* 99* 99*
3weden 6* 1 103 103 103
Swiss s*s 1946 .. J> 101* 101% 101%
Swiss Confed 8a .. 2 113* IIS* 113*
UdKingm 5%5'2» V 116* 116* 116*
Ud Kfngnr6Hs *7 22 106% 106* 106%
Uruguay 8a 3 109* 109* 109*
MISCELLANEOUS.
Am Agr Chem 7*3 11 98* 98* 98*
Am Chain sf 6s’J3. 1 97% 97% j»7%
Am Cotton Oil ss. . 1 93* 93* 93*
Am Repub deb 65.. 2 94* 94* 94*
Am Smlt A R Ist 5» 3 97 * 97 * 97*
Am Smlt &. R 6s. .. I 107 107 107
Am Sug ref 6s. f... 16 102* 102* 102*
Am TATcI tr 45.. 16 T. 9C* 97
Am T A Tel tr 65.. 21 101 100% 100%
Am TAT s fas... 57 95 * 95 95
Am TAT deb a*s 27 102% 102% 102%
Am Water Wke Ss. 18 95% 95* 95%
Anaconda.let 6s 4! 99* 99 * 99%
Anaconda tv db 7s. 36 loo* 100 loovi
Andes 7s 2a • pd...' 6 95* 95* 95*!
Armour Del s*s.. 16 92% 92* 92*
Associated Oil 6s. . 1 103 102* 103
Beth Steel pm 55.. 19 91* 91* 91*
Beth Steel s f ss... 21 95 94* 95
Brier HSt Ist 5*9 16 99* 9S* 98%
Bklyn Ed gen 6e.*l 18 100* 100 100'.
! Bklyn Ed 6s 8.. . . 1 105* 105* 105*
Bkiyn Union G is. 2 100% 10«% 100%
Bush T Bldg ss'6o. 2 96* 96* 56*
Can Leth 65’45 cfs. 31 99* 99 99* (
Cin G K s*s '62... 7 103* 103 103*
Chile Copper 65... 15 106* 106% 166%
1 Col Gs A E'. 5s ata. 4 101 100* too*
Commonwth P*s.. 2 100',4 100% 100%
Con Coal Md Ist 5a 4 81* 83* 83*
; Con GNY 5%a wi. 80 102 101% io_*
Consumers Pow 5s 14 94* 94* 94%
; Cuban Am Su* Bs. 3 109 108% 103
Den ver Gas 5s 14 93 92* 93
Det Edison 5s '40.. S too* 10«* 100* i
Det Edison ref 65.. II 107* 107* 107*
Dodge wi 6s 15S 99* 99 39
Donaer Steel 75... 1 90* 90* 99%
Du Pont de N7*a. 3 109% 107% 107%
Duquesne Light (a 1 105% 105% 105%
E*t Cuba Sug 7*s. 14 105% 105* 105%
Empire GAF 7*s. 44 102% 102% 102%
Goodrich 6*B. .... 4 104% 104* 1*4%
Goodyear 8a 1931.. 4 109 108% 109
Goodyear 8s 1941.. 7 120* 120 120
Hershey 6s 1942... 5 103% 103* 103*
Hoe ACo 6%5, 2 102 102 102
Humble OAR 5%«. 9 101% 101* 101*
Illinois Bell Ist ss. 12 100* 100 10©%
Illinois Steel 4*s. I 93* 93* 93*
Indiana Steel 65... 1 102* 102* 102*
Int Mer Marine 6s. 3 88% 88* Bg%
Inter Paper 5s ’47. 7 88* 88% 88%
KCPtU 6sA*62 . 21 98 97* 98
Kan GA El 65’52.. 1 100% 100% 100%
Kelly-Sprinr 85... 9 96* 95* 95*
Laekawa S 5»’50.. 2 93* 93* 93*
Laclede G
Liggett AMyraSs. 1 100 100 300
Liggett * Mlr* 7 * 1 1'9% 119%
Loutsv GAE 5* ’52 13 93% 93% 93%
Man atl Sug sf 7*s 11 99% 99%
Montana Pow 65.. 5 98* 98* 98*
New- Eng Tel 65... 6 100!* 100 i©o*
NYEd 6s ’44 w1... 34 99* 99% 99%
N Y Edenlst «t*s.. 5 114% 114 lu
NYG BIjHAP 4s. .. 88 88* 87* gg*
NTT«UH»- 3 96% 96%
NY Tel •s”4l. .... -t 107* 107% 107%
N Y Tel as’49. 14 109* 109* 109*
North Am Ed 65... 11 loi% 100% 101%
North Am Bkl 6%5, 5 104* 104 194
Nor Ohio TAL 6s. . 7 95% 95* 85 if
Nor States Pow 6s. 7 95% 96Vi *5%
Nor States Pow 6s. 2 104 103* 10s%
Otis Steel 8s 6 99% 99* 99*
pacific Gas AEI 6s 19 95% 95* 95*
PaoTA T lst 65... 3 100% 100* 160*
PacT AT 6s ’52. »•. 22 96 96% 96
Pan-Amer Pete 6s. 71 110 109* 109%
People's Gas 6s 5 »6 96 96
PhilaCo 6*8'38. . 2 96* 96* 96*
PI ila Co ref 6s A.. 1 104* 104' 2 104*
Phlla ARdCAISs. 2 100% 100% 100%
Pierce-Arrow Bs.. 1 94% 94% 94%
Producers 1 110* 110* Uo*
Public Service «*.. 10 96* 96 9615
Punta Alegre 75.. 1 105* 106* 105*
Rem in* Arms 6s . 4 88* 88 g*
srnaron Stl H 85... I 106* 106% 106*
|fneUlrOil«» ™ 107\ 106* 107%
Sinclair 011 8%5... 88 gg gg
Si nclair Oil 7s 3 92* 92% 32%
In CO PL 6534 10©* 100* 100%
| “pipe Line 6a... 10 85 * 85* 86*
ILeUyOil 2 W 108% 108%
south Bell Tel 5a.. 35 100* 99* 100*
southwest Bell 6s. 23 99 9g.%
Tenn Elec Pow 6s. 8 101 100% 100%
Tide Wat Oil *%*• 3 103* 103 103
United Drug *s- “ l* 1»2% 102%
H S Hub Ist rs 6». . -7 86% ge*
U S Smelter ss. •• • l 101* 101*
U S Steel s t 5a.. •• 13 105 » 105* 106%
Utah Pow ALt 6s. -- 93* 93 93*
Va-Car Chem 75... 83 87% 86* g?
Va-Car Ch 7%sw. 65 50 49 49%
Vertientes Sug 7». 4 93 93 93
Warner Sug 75’39. 3 73* 78* 78*
Warner Sug 7a'4t. 17 93 91* 92
Weet Elec 5a.. ... 14 99% 99% 99%
Westinghouse 75. , 9 107% 107% 107%
WlckwireSpen 7sf 11 85% 85% 85%
8«les. High. Lsw. 2:M. j
WiU>s Ov6H*'J3. II 100* 100 100
Wilson &Co Ist 6s 6 984 97% 98 !
Wilson ACo cv Ss. 30 1354 73 73
Wilson&C cv 745. 6 7214 7214 72V*
Younestn SAT 6s. 9 9*4 #8 »8
RAILROADS.
Ann Arbor Is 18 964 66 65
Atchison gen 45... 15 *94 864 894 s
Atlantic C Eci 45.. I 87% *7*s 87»t
Atlantic C L Ist 4s. 18 924 «4 •** I
Allan Cl, 4 4s’«4. 5 9214 02 **
Atlantic CL, 7s 12 1064 1064 1094
RAO gold 4s. 7 8»14 B*% ***»
BtOev 4VCs 4 924 92 **
B& O ref Ss 131 88 8* 88
B& O Ist Is ct 58 torn 101 1014 ,
BftO 6s ...... 5 1034 1034. t«>4
BAOrf imp 65.... 11 1024 l**
B&OPt.EWV 45.. 5 87 87 87 ,
BAOSWdIvJHs. 17 10« ls 10«
BA O Toledo 4«. .. 14 71 72 ‘2
Bklyn-Manhat 6a. 109 86 86% 8644 ,
Buff R A Pitt 4t4a. 11 84% 84 84% ,
Canad North «4s. 9 117% 1174 U‘%
Canad North 7a. .. 6 US'* 11*48 H**
Canad Pac deb «s. .27 7314 794 78W
Car Clinch A O ss. 4 100 10* toa
CentofGasi4>,,., n tom I®l (
Cent of Ga 6s & 10314 103*4 10344 ,
Centra! Pacific 4s. 19 88 871* 88
Ches AO cv ss. .. . 19 103 lo2*s t 02%
Chi A Alton 3s. .. . 2 63 63 63
Chi A Alton 3445.. 20 *3*4 8244 6244
Chi A El*n 6a 27 74*4 744 744,
r hi Great Watt 4a. 15 61*4 61*4 *l%
cM A Puget Sd 4a. 1 454 48*4 454 i
CM A- St P4a 16. 27 4844 4* 484
CMA St Pdb 4s .. 8 464, 45*4 46*4
CMAStP gn 4s ’S3.. 8 75*4 75 76%
CMASt Pcv 445. 38 45% 454 464
CM AStP pn 4!4s 6 834 83 *3
CMA St Prf 4145. 16 46 45*4 46
CM AStP cv ss. .. 29 48 45 T s 46
CM A Sip 6s « jo* 101% I®2
Chi AN W 645. ... 8 11044 110 tl®
Cht A N W 7s 3 1064 10544 1«64
Chi Rys 5s 12 774 7744 774
Chi RIA Prs 4s. . 19 874 87 87*4
CA W I 6148 ’62... 26 97% 97*4 974
err ASt E6s 20 97 97 97
CCC ASt Erf 6s A. 2 1034 103 H 1034
Cleve Term 5s 2 1004 1004 1004
CASI st 4s ’29 .3 984 98 984
Colo A Sou 4 4s. . . 7 94** 94% 944
Cuba RR 6a 5 874 87 4 874
Del AHd Ist rr 4s. i 31 904 91
Del Hud cv 6s 36. . 14 1064 106 106%
Den A-Rio Gcn 4s. 1 &24 824 824
D A Rio G Wst 65.. 19 664 66** B®'*
Des MAFt D 4s. .. 21 45% 454 45%
Erie Ist cons 45... 1 71 70% 70*4
Erie gen 4s 8 624 624 t'24
Erie con v4s A . ... 2 63% 63% 834
Erie conv 4s B. ..; 2 63% 634 s 63**
Erie conv 4s D. ... 3 7t’« 71*i‘ 714
Grand Trunk 7s. .. 5 1164 lie - *. 1164
Great North 6s 2 934 934 934
Gr North 5 Vis 1 1004 H>o% 1004
Gr North gen 7a... 4 1094 109'* 1094
Green BAWdb B. 10 15V* 154 154
Hud A Man reNßs. 22 8816 884 884
Hud A Man aj ss. . 30 724 72 72
tnt Rap Tran ss. .. 36 63 62** •24
tnt P.ap Tr os stpd. 41 61‘* 614 614
tnt Rap Tran 75... I SC S 6 8«
tnt A G Nor Ist 6s, 2 104 1034 14*34
Int A G Nor aj 65,. 8 664 664 66'-»
Kan City Ft S 4s. . 2 834 834 834
Kansas City S 3s. . 1 714 714 714
Kansas City S 55.. 11 19*4 89 89
Kan Cy Term 45... 10 85*4 85 85
Cake Shore 45'31.. 14 964 964 964
Eehirh Va! cn 4s. . 10 794 794 794
Louis AN5s B 4 103 103 103 I
Louis A Nash 54*. 2 108'* 1084 1084 j
Manhat %y cn 45.. 4 58 574 674 J
JlarhCt St By 75... 3 934 984 984 1
Mil HI Ry ft E 55... 1 87 fi 87 j
M StP A SSM cn 4s 78 86 85', ss% i
MStPASSMS4s. 1 844 844 844 1
MStPASBM«4s. I 1034 1834 1034
MK A T l?t 4a 10 814 81 814 i
MKAT4sB 19 744 734 73**
MK A TadJ 6a. ... 56 8214 9*Ti 824 I
MKATprInSaA 25 914 91H SI4 ,
MK A T 6sC. ..... 8 104 104 194 i
Mo Pacific gen 4».. 37 634 624 fS*4 i
MoPacssli:i 3 1004 1004 1004 j
Mo Pacific 65’65.., 7 87 864 *64
MoPaclflcds 4 1004 100*. too** !
NO Tex AM in 6s. 2 95 95 95 J
N O Tex AM5s B. . 18 93 92*k 924 1
NOTA M 5 4s 4 1004 130 1004 !
N Y Cen gen 345. 1 774 774 774 i
N Y Cent r i ss. ... 43 100*4 1004 100** )
N VCent deb 6a. . 14 1084 1084 1084
NYCAStLdb4s. S 944 944 944 i
NY Chi ASt Ls4s 19 954 95 4 964
NY C&tLtaA... 3 1034 1034 1034
New Hav d 45’57 . . 4 56 554 66
N«wHavcdt« 13 88 88 gg-
NT Ry rs 4s ctfs... 2 494 494 494
N Y State Ry 4*ji. 2 654 654 €54
NY W A 801 445.. 6 644 634 634
[ Norfolk AW cn 4s. 4 90 90 90
Northern Pac 4s. 5 844 81 84
Northern Pac r 1 6a 15 1064 1064 1064
Ore ft Calif Ist s*. 27 1014 1004 1014
Ore Short E ref 4a. 1 964 964 964
Ore Sht Ecn 5a’46. 15 1064 106 105
Ore-Wash Ist rs 4a 15 834 824 924
Pennsyl con 4 4s-. 1 994 994 994
Penosyl gen 445.. 1 944 944 ;
Pennsyl sen 5a.... 3 1024 1024 1024 i
Pennsyl 5a ’64 12 974 974 974 j
Pennsyl 64a I 1104 1104 110*,
Pennsyl gold 7s— 5 1084 1084 1084
Pere Mrq Ist 4s 56 .3 824 824 *24 i
Pere Mar® Ist oa. . 14 994 994 994 i
For REA P6s 47. 3 974 904 964 1
Reading gen 44». 6 94 934 94 !
Rio G West Ist 4s. 6 804 80** 804
St E IM&S 4a’29-.. 10 944 944 941*:
St E EVAS RAG 4a. 5 86*. 864 864
IStEAS Fpi 4s A.. 20 744 744 744 1
St LA S F 54s D. . 5 984 984 984 I
St Est SFpr In sa. 47 89 854 ygr*
St Est S F adj 6a.. 8 874 874 874 j
St Est 3 Fine 65.. 47 804 804 80S
St EASF pi 6s C.. 4 1034 103 JOS
Seab’d A Lis 2 774 774 774
Seab’d A Eref 4a.. 2 674 674 674
Seab’d A E adj 6a.. 5 754 754 754
Seab’d A E con 6«.. 6 90% 904
Sou Pacific 4a’l9. . 18 97 97 97
Sou Pacific ref 4a.. 6 904 904 90<«
Southern Ry gn 4s 9 764 764 764
Southern Ry Ist Ss 13 102 1014 1014
Southern Ry 6s ct* 8 104 104 104
Southern Ry 64a. 4 1094 1084 1094 '
Texas A Pac is*. 5s 2 101 1004 101
Third Ave ref 45... 6 51 si 51 j
Third Ave adj 5a.. i 35 34*4 34*4 1
Union Pao Ist 4a.., 3 934 934 $34
Union Pac 4a‘37,. 2 994 994 994 I
Un Pac Ist rs 6a... 5 1064 1064 1964 :
Union P»o cv ®s... 2 1034 1034 1034
Virginia Ry Ist 6s. IS 974 97% 97%
Vaßy A. P Ist 55.. 5 954 954 95%
Washash 6%5, ’76» 11 944 944- 944
Western Pacific 6a 25 93 924 93
West Shore lat 4a. IX 924 824 824
1 Whel ALE rs 44a 1 6*4 694 684
I Wilkes BAE Ist 6s 5 65 65 65
Wisconsin Cent 4s. 1 794 794 794
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
BALTIMORE. April 13
Live poultry—Young chickens, pound.
25a38; Springers, 56a60; Winter chick
ens, 40a45; old hens, 25a30; Leghorns,
25: old roosters, 17al8. young turkeys.
30a40; old. 30; poor and crooked
breasts, 25; ducks, 23a30; pigeons,
pair, 50; guinea fowls, each. SOaI.OO.
Dressed poultry—Turkeys, pound. 30a
40; poor and crooked breasts. 26;
chickens. 28a40, old roosters, 17al8;
ducks, 28a32; capons. 33a40.
Eggs—Receipts, 664 cases; native
and nearby firsts, dozen, 30a31.-
Butter—Good to fancy, pound. 4la
45; prints. 45a47; ladles. 28a29; store
j packed, 23; dairy prints, 23a28; rolls.
23a28; process butter, 31a32.
TREASURY CERTIFICATES.
(Quotations furnished by Bedmoud A Co.)
t Nooa
. Bid. Offer.
44* Jus* 15. 1925 100 7-92 100942
2%s September Jn, 1825.. 99 2T-32 9015-16
3s December 15, 1925...
444 s December 15. 1925... 100 19-10 1004
4S»s March 15. 1929 101 7-32 101 6-1 S
i 4**s September 15. 1920.. 1011-32 1014
4**s March IS, 1987 102 1-10 1084
! 44s December 16. 1987,.. 101.1-92 108%
NEW YORK EOO PRICES.
NEW TORtf, April i3.—Eggs, firm,,
receipts. 13,233 cases; fresh gathered,
extra firsts. 30a31; do. storage pack
ed, *l4a3?; do., firsts, 29a394; do.,
storage packed. 30a31; fresh gath
ered, seconds, ?5%a28%; nearby hen
nery whites, closely selected, extras,
37a38; nearby and nearby Western
hennery, whites, first to average
extras, 32a36: nearby hennery browns,
extras, 314a35; Pacific coast wbitea,
extras, 3laiti to., firat te extra
firsts, Mail,
SHARP DECLINES !
IN WHEAT PRICES!
|
Rain Causes Drop, Which ts
Later Followed by Mod
erate Rally..
By tb» Aasociatad Ftw.
CHrCAOO. April 13— Rain in vari
ous sections of the doipestie Winter
wheat belt led to sharp' decline* tn
wheat prices today during the early
dealings. Many traders were still
Siring attention to the fact that
with but a single exception the
crop is at the lowest April condition
ever known. Some aggressive buy- 1
ing on this basis forcjd a. strong
rally al one time, but the effect
proved brier in the face of heavy
sales, largely from houses with East
ern connections. Opening prices, un
changed to % lower, May i. 61% to!
1.62 and July its 'to 1.46%. were!
followed by an irregular descent to
1.591/j f or May and 1.43 for July.
Corn and oats tended downward,
sympathizing with the action of
wheat After opening at to 1 *f*
lower. May 1.09% to 1.19%, the com
market later averaged weak at well
below Saturday's finish
Oats started unchanged to *# off,
May ll’i to 41%; scored a transient
upturn and then underwent a gen
era! sag.
Lower quotations on hogs weak
ened the provision market.
WHoAT— Opes H i*h Lew Cle*e
.'fay 1.91 > a 1.98% 1.56% 1.56%
Jntr 1.46 t 46% 1.41% 1.41%
September 134% 1.33% 132% 1.33%
CORN
May 103% llt 107% 1.97%
July 1.13 lit 1.11% 4.11%
September . ..113 1.14 1.11% 1.11%
oats—
Mae 41% .42% .40% .41
July «% 43% 43% .42%
September ... .43% .44 .43 13%
UTE —
May 1 19 1 13% 1.15% 1.13%
Joly 1.12% 1 13% 1.0*%
September 1.03 1.03 1.00% 1.09%
i.iUD-
Mae ....... . . 15.03 15 *7 15 79 15.75
Jnle 16.30 10.29 16.00 10.92
September ..... 16 17 16 50 10.32 1633
RIBS—
Mae ~ 17.13
July 17 13 17.13 17 07 17.13
COTTON QUOTATIONS
HOLD BARELY STEADY
Prospects of Additional Rams in
South Prevent Any Real
Advances.
By th? Aaaociited Pre»*
.YEW TORK, April 13.—The cotton
market opened barely steady today j
at a decline of S to 12 points under a
renewal of the selling movement
which was responsible for last week's
decline, and* which was evidently
promoted by reports of showers or
rains at a few points in Texas over
the Easter holidays.
Some traders thought the prospects
were for additional rains in the south
west, but this view was not generally
accepted, and the market turned
steadier after the call on covering and
trade buying around the 24-cent level
for May- and October May sold up
from 24.02 to 24.16. or back to last
Thursday’s closing quotation, and
October advanced from 24.00 to 21.18,
or 10 points net higher.
stw Orleans Quotation*.
NEW ORLEANS. April 13. As i
Liverpool was still closed for the A
Easter "holidays, the cotton market
today, opened slightly irregular, first
trades showing no change on May
and loss of 7 to 8 points on later
months. Prices eased off until July
traded at 24.33 and October at 23.72.
The market rallied on the impression
that Texas rains had been insufficient
and expectation of a bullish consump
tion report tomorrow. July advanced
12 to 19 points from the lows and 2
to 7 points above the previous close. 1
FEWER LOCOMOTIVES
SHIPPED IN MONTH
The Department of Commerce an
nounces . that March, shipments of
railroad locomotives, from the prin
cipal manufacturing plants, based on
reports ’•eceived from the individual
establishments, totaled 109 locomo
tives, as compared with So in Febru
ary and 132 in March, 1»24. -7
The total for the year to date is
284, of which 211 have been for do
mestic and 73 for export.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
BALTIMORE, April 13 (Special).—
| Potatoes, per 106 pounds. 1.35; sweet
; potatoes, barrel. 2.50 ai.9o: yams, bar
rel. 4.50a5.59; asparagus, dozen, 2.00a
-6.50: beans, hamper. 3.00*4.00; beets,
cabbage, ton, 15.008-
1S.00; carrots, bushel. 1.25*1.50: cauli
flower, crate, 2.00x2.50; Cucumbers,
1.50a2.50: bushel, 5.00*5:50; celery,
crate. 1.50a2.50; eggplants, crate,
3.00*5.00; lettuce, basket, 75a!.00;
kale. bushel. 35*30; ontons. 100
pounds. 2.50a4.00; peas, hamper, 3.00-
a4.50: peppers, crate. 3.50*8.50; rad
ishes. basket. 1.00a2.00; spinach,
j bushel, 50a75; squash, crate, 3.90a4.50;
tomatoes, crate, 3.00*6.50.
Apples, packed, barrel, 3.00*7.50,
bushel. 1.00a2.25. Grapefruit, box,
2.50a3.50. Strawberries, quart, 20a50
Oranges, box, 5.00a7.00.
Setting Prices mt Anna,
i Wheat—No. 1 red Winter, spot, ex
port, no quotations; No. 2 red Winter,
spot, domestic, 1.78%; No. 2 red Win
ter, garlicky, domestic. 1.78*4; No. 3
red Winter, no quotations.
Sales—None.
Corn—tab, new. yellow, spot. 6.50a
-6.75 per barrel; track corn, vellow,
No. 2, 1.30.
Sales—r None. .. .
Oats—No. 2,'54 : No 3, 52 bid. *
Rye—Nearby, l.OOai.iO: No. 2 rye,
spot, 1.23*4.
Hay—Receipts, 68 tons. The loca!
hay market rules steady on the bet
ter- grades of timothy and choice light
clover, mixed, for which grades of
hoy there is a fair demand at full
quotations. :Of the medium and lower
grades the supply ts more than ample,
and there is hardly any demand for
poor-grade hay.
Quotations today—No. 1 timothy.
19.00a19.50; No. 2 fimothe.v, 16.00a17.50:
No. 1 light clover, mixed. 18.00a18.50,
No. I clover, mixed, 17.50*18.00; No.
Z cioveFj mixed, 16.00a1-7.00.
Straw —No. 1 wheat, 15.00a15.50 per
ton;. No.. 1 oat, 15.50a16.50r No. 1
straight rye, 18.50a19.00.
GERMAN BONDS AND STOCKS.
(Quoted in dell*ns per million marks.)
Bid. Asked.
Ger Gt (war less) 5s 1914-18 1500.00 1550.00
Hamburg 4%s 1919 187.50 223.00
Ger Gt 4-5 s (forced losn) 14.00 18.00
(Quoted in dollars per thousand mark*)
Ger Gen Elec 4%a pre-war... 22.00 24.00
Ger Gen Elee 4%8 1919..-,,. 2 50 3.50
Berlin 4s pre-war 8.89 lt.oo
Hambg 3* 3%a * 4s pm-wac 4.00 B.no
Hamburg Amer Line 4Via. •... 22.00 24.00
North German Lloyd 4%a 21.50 23.50
North German Lloyd ’ 9.00 11.00
Prussian Cooaola 3%a 1.75 2.00
KTU9P 5» 1»21 2-69 3.00
"Deaaatdorf 4a pre-war 10.00 - 12.00
Frankfort a-M 4a pre-war 9.50 1t.09
Munich 4s pre-war 14.00 10.00
Bail ache AaUla 63.00 70 00
AEG (Ger O* Elec) 2690 28.00
Commerz and Privat Bank... 15.25 1609
DiaCooto Gel!acbaft ....... 41.00 43.60
Dreadner Baak ea dir 20.00 22.00
Deutsche Bank, 31.09 32.50
Darmataedter Bank 31.69 35.00
Metcer Bank Vienna 1.73 ' 2.00
A single palm han produced an
many as 0 dates.
FINANCIAL.
MEASE IS URGED
IN CAPITAL STOCK
Northwest Savings Bank.
Needs More Funds in Order
to Expand Business. ?
BV ( HAS. P. SHAEfTER.
‘Milton E. Alles, president of the.
Northwest Savings Bank, will cir
cularise hi# stockholders today call
ing a special meeting to be held 30
days hence for the purpose of voting
on an increase of capital a) the
capital Northwest in order that the
bank may be nationalized
The present capital of the North /
west is 8100.000. which is just half
the amount required for nationaliza
tion under the national bank act.
Following approval of the in
creased capital. Mr Ailes will seek
a national bank charter from the
controller of the currency. Wher
this is procured the bank will func
tion independently for 30 days, *'
the end of which time it will be ab
sorbed by the Riggs National, which
owns it now, a transaction entirely
similar to the amalgamation of the
Hamilton Savings several j-ear 3 ago
which inaugurated the expansion o' >
Riggs facilities *
Lessee* Meeting Soon.
The annual meeting of stockholder-,
of the Lanston Monotype Machine Co
will be held at the Elks lIom P /
Alexandria, \a.. at 12 o'clock noor f
on Thursday, May 7. At this time a
board of directors will be named for •
the ensuing year; action taken on
amendments to the bylaws duly"
adopted by the directorate creating ‘
♦he office of chairman of the board
and defining his duties; changing the
date of the regular meetings of the
board and transacting such other
business as may properly come be
fore the meeting.
Transfer books will be closed on
April 27, at 4 o clock, and wilf be re
opened on May 12 At 10 o'clock
New Campaign Organized.
Announcement was made today o' f
the organization of the Merchant-
Security Company, capitalized a'
$250,600, all of which is' held b
stockholders of the Merchants' Bank
and Trust Company. •»'
Peter A. Drury, president of »h« !
Merchants' Bank and Tgust Compan* .
is president of the enArprise; Rolf*
E. Bolling is vice president, E. V,"
Popklrts treasurer ant}* W H. Whit«
secretary. Directors include Mr
Drury, Mr. Bolling., Mr. Popkins,
Frank P. Harman, fj. L; Sherwood. J
L* E. Schreiner, Ernest Gerstenberg •
and A. C. Waller.
Plan to Amend By-Laws.
The by-law# of-'Washington Chap- *
ter, American Institute of Banking
will, in all probability, be amended
on April 23 to-permit one institute ,
member who is"affiliated with finan
cial Institutions.: not members of the
local clearing ;house to sit on the •'
board of govefnors Under the pres
ent regulations members from the ‘
Treasury Department, Federal Re- ]
serve Board.and related vocations are
excluded frpm governing obligations
The k schedule of the local chap
ter is announced as follows: Tonight
R. B. Dickey, on "Presentment for Pay - ;
ment,” before the negotiable instru- '
merits cTslss: Tuesday , an eiamini- J
tion, accounting class, Joseph K
Moyer; Wednesday. "Notice of Dis- "
honor.’’ by R. B. Dickey, before the T
negotiable instruments class; Thurs
day, an examination will be held ~ c
in the elementary banking class by
-/H Thomson, and the public "
speaking and debate class will tnee'
in the stock exchange, rooms, at > -
o'clock; Friday, an examination n f
credits by- R. Gordon Finney, in
structor, and a review by F. J. Dono- „
hu«, in standard banking class.
Trading on Local Board.
Trading was rather brisk, but un
interesting, on the Washington Sto> k
Exchange today. Capital Traction
appeared in the role of market favor
ite, changing hands to the extent of
/4S shares at 92*4 and 92%.
l Gas Light stock continued weak,
selling at 57%. Railway preferred 9as
listless, easing off fractionally to
81% on sales of 20 shares. Riggs Na
tional Bank brought 345** and Con
tinental Trust Company 87. A hun
dred shares of Citizens’ Savings soid
on the unlisted board at 13.
Bond trading was confined to util
ities at unchanged levels.
Banker Baek At Deak.
William C. Johnson, assistant o
the president of the Federal-Amer
ican National Bank, returned to his
desk this morning after a serious ill
ness of five weeks.
"Dollars and Sense" Appears.
The first issue of “Dollars anti
Sense,” the official organ of the local
chapter. American Institute of Bank
ing, under its new editorial manage
ment, was put into the mails today
The pamphlet is interesting in
structive and commendable.
WARN MHjT PRODUCERS.
Maryland Officials Seek Health
. Protection in Restrictions.
Special Dispatch tv The Star.
BALTIMORE. April 13.—Lack of
cooling facilities and poor sterllisg
tion of utensils used in handling milk
constitute the greatest danger to
users in Maryland, according to A L.
Sullivan, chief of the food and drug
division of the State Department of
Health, who has just completed a sur
vey of milk supplies from 50 cities
Towns and cities have been advised
to restrict the sale of milk to that
produced by tubercular-tested herds
or treated by pasteurization. Prep
aration of a comprehensive milk or
dinance. which will be submitted to
authorities in all cities and towns for
co-operation in eliminating the sal»
of impure milk, has been completed *
by the department.
VANISHES IN COURT.
Alexandria Prisoner Disappears as
Case Is Called.
Special Dispatch to The Star. «
ALEXANDRIA. Va„ April ifc -
James Johnson's name was called tn
Police Court this morning to answer
a charge of violating the prohibition
law. .He did not answer. He had
been looked up and is believed to
have walked past a policeman guard
ing the prisoner's dock and on’
through the crowded courtroom to
liberty. Police are again looking
for him.
Boy Killed Stealing Ride.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
CUMBERLAND. Md , April 13
While stealing a ride with several
companions on a Baltimore A Ohio
freight train at South Everson, near
ConnellsviUe, yesterday afternoon,
Henry Flannigan, 11 years old. fell
under the moving cars and was killed,
killed.
«. • i
—a
Year Banker Knows.
AT ben in doubt about a secuiity
consult your banker. It is equally
as much his Interest as yours to pro
tect your savings. You trust him
Nrlth your deposits—why not trust '
him wtth your investment problems'*
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