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The New York herald., 1920-01-18
$4,000, 900, 900 Held
by 269 Banks, Table
of Country Shows

or the thirty thousand banks In the
United States, with approximately twenty
billions OF deposits, there are $50 with
aggregate deposits OF nearly fifteen bill
lions. 20 '
The aggregate increase in the deposits
of tnese 263 banks rs more than eight
billions OF dollars. and the increase dur
ing the las; year has been approximately
two ard half Billions, according to a
tabulation by the Financial Age
Some portion OF the great increase
is accounted for by the deposit all
over the country, Immediately after
the declaration of the arTnstice, of vast
sums which had been bearded during the
w;.r and of special thumb marked gold.
which had been placed in some banks for
safekeeping hy foreigners. nonresident In
this country, and which was afterwari
placed on deposit account.
But the real cause of the major portion
Of the increas Sc lies in the indebtedness of
the people, The great extravaganza OF the
people, the twenty-one billions Of bond
indebtedness of the peoples government
and the chea pness Of the peoples money.
The New York herald., 1920-01-18
Months. iop4,. it1trl, low
Prices Advance;
Market Is Firm
for Cotton Goods

Cotton goods markets have continued
very farm. with further price advances
noted. The demand is insistent, but not as
large as week ago. when many SUBJ
stantia1 contracts were entered into carry
ing to the end of the crop year. Job
large numbers. generally express conf
dence in the holding power of values for
the next SIX months. They. are wiling
to bid and pay. higher prices for goods
for spot and nearby delivery.
Advances In branded bleached muslins
have reached cents yard in week,
and 10 cents yard has been added TO
the prices OF some fine conbed yarn cot
tons. CoIored goods are firnler and high
or. Percaies have been advanced to a
basis of % cents for A 6ix6f $. and sofi,e
staple tickingS are selling on a basis OF
$l.l0 pound.
There has been an active business In
wash fabrics Of all kinds, for spring and
fall delivery and some lines Of novelties
have been shown for the spring season
OF 1921. An active trade In printed goods
for export to many countries. business
being limited by an inability to meet all
demands. is also noted. Brown sheetings
and print cloths have advanced and rule
very firm.
Quotations are as foilows:-Print cloths.
Is inch 64x64'c 16c.; SSia inch 6ix64c, &C
3 inch 64x60s. t5hc.; brown sheetings,
Southern standards. 30c.; denins, go in
digo, 41c.; tickings, S o., Sc. prints, &c.
staple ginghams. 2Siac.; dress ginghams.
2lhc. and 30c., nominal.
The New York herald., 1920-01-18
THREE GREAT CAMPAIGNS

Recent events are comparatively mere trad
x" incidents as compared to greater events TO
me.
,an.paien No. one: The Monitor has reliable
reasons Tor tile opinion about something sensa
t'rnal on or before the time Of the above
heading II nas emphasized that you must get
IT, iuforma ton lefore-then.
Csmpaign No Two: following such bottom
cures as It's methods of establishing Ranges Of
Accumulation may Indicate a magnificent rise
rn hr looked for.
IoY need only get Monitor EuyinS Points, with
The expectation of holding for many weeks, for
sieat profits.
rampal-n for No Three: Following such cS
i.r.ec tops as It's methods of establishing Range
,f distribution will Indicate but one word can
e. nrcss Monitor Expectations - "Debacie! -
hpSninu,').
- expects . prolonged liquidation such as has
rely been seen.
Those who fladl g faddlc about Income or diyi-
tcuos will suffer aGonaing losses because the
lrinkngc in principal will be infinitely greater
Buying an1 selling details Of course depend
li,pr future indications. and are not necessary
i.,w. Nou necd nol know now what the weather
win he IN March. but the torcaster can predict
With great accuracy when the time Is near
That is enough and IS exact parallel TO the
PRACTICAL service OF he Monitor
The New York herald., 1920-01-18
WHEAT MARKET
SLIGHTLY EASIER
Minneapolis Prices Drop to 7 Cents
Bushel-Corn Closes Higher
Oats Steady.

The wheat market was slightly easier
on Saturday, outside prices at Mime
apolis showing losses OF to z cents per
bushei from those OF Friday. Leading
commission houses are apparently Of the
opinion that the price OF wheat In the
future will be governed TO considerable
lextent by the prospects for the new crop
and up to the present time these have not
oeeen favorable.
There was q sharp carly decline IN the corr
market. doe to heavy liauidation. prompted by
expectations OF larger receipts next week apd
veiopn,ents In Europe. on the decline shorts were
good buyers and toward the close Of the day
prices rallied. with final guota ttons 4c. hs,-
net higher. Receipts for the week shov0D gains
of over 4 million bushels compared, with vue pre-
vious wees In the local cash market No. vel
low was quoted 1T 81 .6S No. = mixed. 1885, cost
and freight New York n days shipment.
Prices IN the oats market declined early with
corn sud on weakness IN sterling exchauge. but
rnllied covering and closed ret unchanged to
Sc. higher Exporters were said 10 have taken
$50 600 bushels Of Canadian oats late on Friday
but the demand on Saturday was very SLOW.
which, however. may have been due to delay
in cable advices from abroad. In the local cash
market No. l white was quoted ut e9c. 0oi5c.
No. = white. 9Siac. 39c: No. white. 9sc.
No. white. 91c:, all elevator.
CHICAGO PRICES.
The New York herald., 1920-01-18
COTTON ADVANCES
Z. TO As POINTS
Trade Demand Carries March Con
tracts Up to 56.4o-Gen-
eral List Strong.


Reports from Paris that the Supreme
Council had decided to permit trading in
certain commodities with Russia evidently
created a more favorable impression Of
European conditions In the cotton market
yesterday.
isop'e Who had sold on the spprehcnsions Of
y ruay tu'owed y disposition 10 cover their con-
.I.tcts ia! Tor over the week end. while there WAS
,i a!Sn tntderate trade Genand on the advance
wi.icn carried March contracts up 10 So 49c, 81
Roints ABOVE Fridays closing figures. That de-
s,vvery s,vy coseI at 3s.3jc.. With the general list
sr0wtng a. net advance ot L. TO 45 points,.
Inc market otened steady AT 40 advancc OF IL
POINTS TO decline OF y points. but very soon
I,irmed up on the bctter feeling over general
dlsaons The best prices were reached later.
wren .present crop positions sold IS to fS points
1et higher. Japanese interests were renorted 10
oe nuyinS spots in the South this morning. The
dInount or cotton shipboard awltlng clear
ance was co02:S bales at the close OF business
sriday. compated with 2oS975 last year. The
SScaI marset TOR SPOT cotton was unchanged at
80 70 for middlipg: sales nil.
The New York herald., 1920-01-18
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ably for the coming week.

The Mouitor'S Army" is being mo
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by money made" or Saved
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The New York herald., 1920-01-18
EGGS.

Receipts, s.145 cases. Fresh gathered extras.
dozen, tic. 72c: extra firsts, 6.,c u zoe. frsts
Stc. 6Sc.; seconds and poo. er. &c. Gle: re-
frigerator. special marks, fancy, charges paid
.sc; under grades. zoe. 41c.: sterllizcd. sic. Il
co..: diryes :i5e. 42c: checks. DOC. a 3sc.
whites. Gr. q 5Sc. state, PeDnsylvaDia ard neur-
by Western, bennery whites. extras. S3c.; frsts
10 extra firsts, l6c. a ST.: under grades. Tic II
ivc; ga tbered whites, firsts to extra frsts, 1Gc.
Sc; puliets sc. "A zoe; Pacific coast, whites.
express extra frsts 10 extras. Sic SIC; flrsts.
I6c !Sc.; other Western and Southern, gath
cred whiteS re. Soc: state, Pennsylvsnia and
nearby. hennery browns. fancy. 7Is,. 16c. gath
cred brown and mixed eoiors. graded. fancy, Ilc.
72c.: fair 70 choice. 6sr. Il zoe.
The New York herald., 1920-01-18
CHICAGO PRICES.
BUTTER,

Receipts, a,779 packages. Creamery. higher
than extras, h.. 69a.c, a 63c.; extras % score
&c; firsfs, 40 10 o1 score, G0c. G1.c.; firsts
Ss TO 80 score, Sc. 59,sc.: seconds, *; 10 s.
sore. de. DC; lower gradee. 5Ic. 53c. beld
higher than extras, ea,gc. 63c.: extras. Gle.
6.c. firsts: 57,sc. coy; SECONDS. sc. sic.
sn1salted. higher than extras, .isc tie. eytras
Ulisc. Csc: firsts, G0c. G3i.c seconds, J5c
4 5?c.; State dairy tubs. finest GOiac. Gle
good 10 prime, SIC. 6Oc.; common 10 fair. zoe
z 'ec renovated EXTRAS. 5Gc. J6lac.: firsts
5lc.; ladies, curreat make, rirsts, 47c. JSc.
seconds. 45c. lower grades, 43c lie; packin;
stock. current make. No. l, 4ic.; No. ., i5c
lower grades, 39c Il i3c.
The New York herald., 1920-01-18
RALLY AT CLOSE
ON CONSOLIDATED

change closed with sharp recovery from
an earlier period OF depression. \ drive
was made against prices shortly after the
opening and during the progress many Of
the high priced specialties declined 10 new
low prices on the down ward movement
Covering Of shorts, however. led to sharp
demand that carried quotations upward
rapidly in the final hour OF trading.
The New York herald., 1920-01-18
PROVISIONS RALLY
AFTER WEAK DAY
Hogs Drop IS to IS Cents-Heavy
Selling inLard-Receipls
10000.

The provision market was weak and
lower early in the day with heavy selling,
especially OF lard. owing to decline OF
10 TO 70 cents in the hog market and on
the weakness in foreign exchange.
The carly decline 10 grtiu also served to under
uine confidence. bur before the close there was
y partial rally or covering. There were runoIs
or export demand for lard on the decline but
as q rule exporters were not particularly encour.
aged over the outicok for business. Receipts of
noEs st Western points for the day were 10000.
Hn,cludiny io;Q0o at Chicago. 1.Goo at Kansas
City and 100 az Omaha.
s53; short clear. sff u $50. Beef steady: mess.
sls a sla; family. sst 81; packet, sl9a $40:
extra India mess, $45 $40. Hogs steady
seasoas. ess. a3;sc. 40 lbs, 22s.s.; pigs, :.',c
s,sS ss,iss : d: picked clear oia lbs; ~ sec; dry
steady yellow. i5c. a,iilsc.; choice house; lake.
ss;s sss,sc skinned. 1870 lbs, .issc Tallow easy:
de West. saf2o $3.50. City, lard easy
Quoted 23a4c. .. @s'sc., nominal. Refined lard
quiet Continent. $27: South American. ST -
Brazil. kegs. s.s..5 Compound dull quoted
:soc- 26,.c. Steurlne quiet: city lard steariDe.
Sic: oleo. &c. 22icc
The New York herald., 1920-01-18
Beware the IdeS Of March

Early in the week. the Monitor specified
r'cnlific Breaking Signals. The General
Break instantly followed
HOLDINGS were to be hurled over and the
shoit side taken in the big stocks for the
splendid profits.
Thus does the Monitor go marching
on preventing any serious loss to its
followers and more than making good
by reversing properly.
The New York herald., 1920-01-18
B~opx COUNTY
Satisfied Judgments.
Nsv York Cp1uty.

The firs. name Is that OF the debtor. the sec.
ond that OF the creditor, and tue date given Il
whom Judgment was filed.
Legend Realty Corp.-A. Cont ct 1l Tca Ia
1910. 81 .6J3.Ja
,cdcinaun. Rudolph E.--G. =. Tisderfann Msy
iicdsinann. Theodore O. =. walsh Iun. 3
1870. 81. $50. 10. -
Kmmsi Anic rouis. samuel and Morris
United Cigars Stores Co., Nov. "a. 1915. 81 SDi .SS
fsrse. Bcnismir--L. risbmsn, SEPT u. 1917
irclcaScdI. SGlf.15
a.. Juiy .. Iva, $780,
The New York herald., 1920-01-18
Bankruptcy Matters.

DAVID LEVY business broker, at No. ], 40
Lfosdyay, has filed a petitlon ~ eea..thruP'cy'
, JACOB MESH. grocer. 30. soc tnierya,e ,,a az /.
has filci SCHEDULES ia harkrptVr. With linuilitcs
OF s5Off and assets OF ~. .2fn.
The New York herald., 1920-01-18
Government Securities.
Stock Exchange Closing Bid and
Asked Prices.

Following were the, closing bid and asked
quotat ions for United States and foreign
government securities on Tie stock Ex-
cha nge yesterday. To these prices accrued
interest is to be added. Bonds in default
are designated az dealt in "flat":--
The New York herald., 1920-01-18
Judgments.
Neu Y0rL C0uafy.

The following judgments for more thaa 5000
were filed yesterday: Jannary II. tho first name
being that Of the debtor: c..,,.
Co.--People. Re. x3.n00.
Il 7. Motor Renting, g.. Inc -. Packard Twin
Interorough T'wenty-third Street Ferry Co.
ctx Of Ney 5csl ders, Tis;sSs.o; ild3,'e $1,000
lane Richard Nv. A. MvKenzie. Sz5. nNo.
Reich Joseph--Zlmmeiman & Forshay. s2.6SL3o
B~oBx County.
Driskin. Benjamlu- s. Alrase. 5000,
Setter. William J.--J. \. Knox. SELL.
The New York herald., 1920-01-18
FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

Percival S. Hill. president of the Amer
ican Tobacco Company, who went TO
Europe about six weeks ago for the pur-
pose Of learning the possibilities OF buying
a cigarette paper factory in France. mas
started for home, according to advices
, received at the local office.
OIL field operations In December showed
a decline in competitions, numbering 2,127.
as compared with 2,509 in November. The
new output In December totailed S13,30l
barrels, az compared with H90SS in the
previous month. decrease of 69.T9. The
number of new wells at the end OF De-
ceinber showed an increase. over the pre-
ceding month OF 45. The North Texas
field showed substantial increase.
DISPATCHES from Cleveland yesterday
announced stockholders of the Miller Rub
Der Company ON FEBRUARY u will be asked
to vote on an increase In the capital stock
from $40, sos, 900 10 sS0.00O.00o The capital
will consist of $40 10000 common and
s400oo,ooo per cent cumulative preferred.
BY mutual consent of the specialists in
British American Tobacco issues the
coupon stock registered ana rights WIN
be ex-rights tomorrow.
Kerr Lake Mining Company produced
l16.s6o ounces OF silver during the month
OF December.
Marshall Field & Co. report TINS week
wholesale dry goods trade above that or
a year ago and more customers arc IN tne
market More road orders are coming IN
with collections excellent.
II was announced at the offices OF the
Mexico Petroleum Corporation that
corps of drllers have been sent to their
properties on the Mexican Gulf coast TO
start drilling.
\ shipment of 10000 ounces OF silver
valued at 100000 was made last week
from the Omaha plant OF the American
Smelling & Refining Company to CHINA.
Chicago e. Co.. in their weekly
review. say cured products continue to
move frealy into domestic consumption
ESPECIALLY hams and other smoked meats.
for Which domestic demand is much
greater than year ago There Is con-
tinued demand for all fresh pork cuts at
steady prices. Conditions In beef and
mutton trade are quite satisfactory. and
there is good consumptive demand M all
sections. with prices unchanged from las.
week. Collections are satisfactory.
The New York herald., 1920-01-18
Business Troubles.

MAXWELL, TRADING cow, Ny. IN! :
soT S,as~ell "fr TrudgpS ae,n,"ny Il evportts S
80. 80 CNafNicr8 atvc~f. ~ - y - q. y
us4s launrs aAI about 3,vyv VA uspvsit W pH1k'
The New York herald., 1920-01-18
Cotton.eed Oil.

The market for cottouseed oil was fairly active
with total sales OF 1880 barrels. The weakness
n iard caused silently easier feeling and final
sppeard TO be good bpyins on the weak spots.
however, and II evident that the firTnneSs
in cotton had given the market certain amount
Of stability.
The New York herald., 1920-01-18
CORN,
Coffee Market.

The coffee market was active for a. haG day
popts prices held within isIroT range until late
6 to 70 points. final prices showing net gains for
the day. OF 2 70 II points. Owing 10 cabs delays
firm offers were scarce. Rio rs were offered AZ
1ekc.. american credit. an advance OF 55 points.
The local spot market was firm. at 16iyc. for Rio
rs. with good demand.
The New York herald., 1920-01-18
oils and Naval stores.

Refined petroleum was unchanged. Standard
white; New York export; bbls $50; 90. , bulk
nAls,;. s21 do bulk 81; do: cases. So Motto,
lbs. in havreis. 81. .&. Calcutta oil, &.Oi:
The local naval store market was unchanged.
With the demand less active. although offerings
were not being pressed. Spirits turpentne: mn,
SD. Rosio.-Csommon 10 good strained. S13..0;
=, $3.50: p. $13.75; f. $3.50: =, 1875; g.
5000: II. $500; I, $50: +. $50. ,5; ", $2f.75;
\. S2.25 VIC, so. so. and WV SO. 50.
The New York herald., 1920-01-18
COMMODITY PRICES.

Following We're the closing prices Of
commodities yesterday. comparison be-
ing made with Fridays prices:--
The New York herald., 1920-01-18
INVESTMENT House

wants TO hear from reliable company with vicw
20 placing their Entire stock issue; We are iist
completing large issue. have wealthy clientele
In Pennsylvania: references furnished. Address
GfT Traders National Bank Bnilding. scranton
Pa
ABLE executive. preferably with mechanical
manufacturing experience who can invest 50. 900
cash can acquire substantial Interest in and or
fical connection with business OF Internal onal
sales scope and magnificent profit possibilities
upon basis parable with that enjoyed by
principals. high character. common sense. ilabic
personality. Cbristiir birth and provcd business
canAcitt EQUALLY essential ns Investment; statc
explicitly lurcN i1n. accomplishment in busi1csg
LRlNG. la Herald powrioun
The New York herald., 1920-01-18

HAVE valuable holdings IN Tcxas oil fields with
producing wells. wish 10 meet financial parties
With View ~ forming company 60 han,rc same.
n. IL. 56G Herald.
DOUBLE your money In quick real estate turns.
TRIBELllORN. 90 Wail 81
The New York herald., 1920-01-18

\ shipment of 10000 ounces OF silver
valued at 100000 was made last weei
from the Omaha plant OF the American
smelling & Refining Company to China.
The New York herald., 1920-01-18

EXPERIENCE OF. Opl.HiTOE. GEOLOGIST
JUST FROM TENS OH FIELDS. CONTROL
ling VAIL ABLE LEASES. PRODUCING;
WELLS. DESIRES CONNECTION wTTfI HiGII
CLASS FINANCIAL FIRM MIR. HART. go
The New York herald., 1920-01-18

It was announced at the offices Of the
Mexico Petroleum Corporation that q
corps of drillers have been sent 10 tneii
properties on the Mexican CUR coast 70
start drilling.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11

we congratulate the republican
congress on the enactment OF a law
providing for the establishment OF
an executive budget as necessary
instrument for q sound and business.
IKE administration Of the national
finances and we condemn the veto
Oh the president which defeated this
great financial rafnrr,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11
SOCIAL PROGRESS,

The supreme duty of the nation
sources through an enlightened
measure of social and Industrial
Justice. Although the federal jurls-
diction over social problems is linn
tied they affect the welfare and
interests OF the nation as n whole.
We pledge the republican party to
the solution of these problems
through national and state legisla-
tion In accordance with the best pro-
gressivo thought OF the country.
EDUCATION AND HEALTH.
We indorso the principle OF fed
eral aid to the states for the purpose
OF vocational and agricultural
training.
Wherever federal money Ia de-
voted TO education, such education
must be go directed as to awaken In
the youth the spirit OF America and
n sense OF patriotic duty 10 the
United states. A thorough system
OF physical education for all chill
drcn up to tho age of 10, including
adequate hoakS supervision and In
struction, would remedy conditions
revealed by the draft and would add
TO the economic e<l Industrial
strength OF the nation. National
leadership and stimulation will be
necessary TO induce the states to add
a wise system OF physical training.
The public health activities Of the
federal government are scattered
through numerous departments and
bureaus resulting In inefflciency.
duplication and extravaganza. We
advocate a greater centra lization of
the federal functions, and In addition
urge the better coordination Of the
work OF the federal. state and local
health agencies.
CHILD LAROR:
The republican party stands for a
federal child labor law and for It's
rigid enforcement. II the present
law be found unconstitutional or
Ineffective we shall seek other
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11

lNFr 4 JhfI'N OF INDUSTRY AND
COMMERCE
We approve in general the existing
federal legislation against monopoly
and combinations In restraint OF
trade. but since the known certainty
of n law is the safety Of all we ad-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11
CAPITALIZATION:

Aliens should not become citizens
until they become genuinely Amer
can md tests for determining their
fitness for American citizenship
should be provided for by law.
We advocate In addition the In
dependent naturalization OF married
women. An American woman should
not lose her citizenship by marriage
To an alien resident In tho United
FREE SPEECH AND ALIEN
AGITATION,
We demand trat every citizen
shall enjoy the ancient and Cousti.
tutional right OF free speech, free
press and free assembly and no less
sacred right of the qualified vote
to be represented by his duly chosen
representatives but no man may
advocate resistance to the law, and
no man may advocate violent over
throw OF the government
Aliens within the jurisdiction Of
the United states are not entitled to
right OF liberty OF agitation directed
against tho government or Ameri-
can Institutions
Every government has the power
TO exclude and dcport these aliens
who constitute "A real menace to Its
peaceful existence. hut In view Of
the large numbers OF people affect
cd by the immigration acts and In
view of the vigorous malpractice OF
the department OF Justice and de-
partment OF labor, an adequate pub
lie hearing before competent ad-
ministrative tribunal should be as
surcd to ALL
UYNCHING.
We urge congress to consider the
most effective means to end lynch
Ing in this country which continues
to be n terrible blot on our Ameri-
can citizenship.
PUBLIC ROADS AND HIGHWAYS
We favor liberal appropriations
In cooperation with the states for
the construction OF highways. which
Will bring about reduction In
transportation costs, better market
ing OF farm products. Improvement
in rural postal delivery, as well az
meet the needs of military defense.
In determining the proportion OF
federal aid for road construction
among the states. the sums lost In
taxation 10 the respective states by
the setting apart OF large portions
OF their area AZ forest reservations
should be considered controlling
factor.
Conservation IL "A republican pol
Icy. II began with the passage OF
the reclamation act signed by Pres
ident Roosevelt. Tho present pas
sage of the coal, oil and phosphate
leasing bill by n republican con
gress and the enactment OF tho
water power bill fashioned in ac.
| cordance with the same principles
are consistent landmarks in the de-
velopment of tho conservation OF
our national resources. We de-
nounce the refusal OF the presid ent
to sign the water power bill passo d
after 10 years OF controversy. The
republican party has taken an cs-
pecially honorable part In saving
our national forests and In the ef-
fort TO establish national forest