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The New York herald., 1920-01-10
IRREGULAR MARKET
ON THE CONSOLIDATED

An advance Of 3ss in Baldwin Locomo-
tive. to t3Dss, was the feature movement
Of the final hour on the Consolidated
Stock Exchange yesterday. The under
current of strength in the equipments was
said to reflect projected plans for increased
rolling stock, &c. coincident with the re-
turn of the railways. The oils were In
liberal supply, while some of the special J.
ties evidenced accumulation at improved
figures.
American Zinc was bid up 2%. to 81;
Philadelphia Company. 1H. to Az. and
Columbia Gas to 66k. all entering new
high ground for recent weeks. American
Locomotive rose IA, to 10ZA, while Ke-
public steel ratged between 1161s and 1lSSs
Bethlehem Steel from 9Sfz to 9Iss, ana
United States Steel common from lOSb 20
1O7i4. Studebaker yielded 49,. to 1Os;
Pierce Arrow. 2. TO 75A. and Bethlehem
Motors, IA, to 2ss., while Saxon moved
up 1ss. TO 1914.
Transcontinental, at the minimum, de-
clned AZ. 20 30h; Middle States. rs TO
65: Sinclair, 2. to 45. and Mexican, 2ha, to
211ss. while Shell and Transport moved
up .. to S5h. Retail stores receded lh. 70
93k; United States Alcohol, 2ss. TO IA
United States Rubber. 2ls, to lSaA; CUBA
Cane Sugar, ~. to 70. and American Can'
1, to 55%4 American Smelling fell PACK
~, to 67&: Inspiration. i, TO osss. and
American Sumatra, Ia, to 20. Inc marine
and railway properties were inacuVe ana
but little changed.
The New York herald., 1920-01-10
SHARES DEALT IN ON THE CURB
MOVE IN AN IRREGULAR MANNER

Although there was constant alteration
of advances and declines on the Curb in
yesterdays trading. the tone was strong
in the majority OF the industrials, with
accumulation noted in a number Of issues
at advancing prices.
The most prominent feature Of the
market was the heavy trading in Sin,ms
Petroleum, which. after it's sharp decline
on Thursday, started a quick upturn, and
yesterday on heavy trading sold at 7oH
to 72B, losing about half its gain on a
reaction In the late dealings
The widest range was in General Asphalt
which advanced from 1929 to 1So and
then reacted to 127A. other high priced
oil stocks moved in an irregular manner
CaIib syndicate was naturally affected
by the delivery OF new certificates and
declined az points. to 46%. International
Petroleum yielded Q points and Houston
Oil ranged from 145 to 141. Gilliland OH
was traded in at 50 to SIS.
There was brisk recovery In mining
stocks after early weakness resulting from
profit taking, with the Tonopah issues
closing at the highest level for the day.
Mcnamara Silver fluctuated within mar
row limits on another large volume ana
was without change at the close.
Bonds We're quiet and without speclaI
fec ature. Quotations generally held around
recently prevailing levels. Interborough
rs were traded in at 74la and 74ts. Hus-
sian 63a's external bends sold at 2s and
the 51a's sold at 20.
The New York herald., 1920-01-10
CALL MONEY AT 10 PER CENT.

Renewals Of call loans on both choice
mixed collateral and all industrial securi-
ties were made yesterday at per cent. The
rate later advanced to 10 per cent. One of
the factors in the sudden tightness Of
money was the payment of 30 per cent
due on subscriptions to the new stock of
the Texas company. Another factor was
the low bank reserve and the inability of
borrowers to renew time loans which ma
tured during the last two days.
Bids of from 7s4 to sh per cent were
made for time money, but comparatively
little money was offered. Bankers gen.
orally declined to renew loans maturing.
Borrowers then were compelled to enter
the call money market
Rates for prime bank acceptances and
call loans on choice prime bank accept
ances were unchanged.
The New York herald., 1920-01-10
SAVINGS BANKS
AGAIN BUYING
LIBERTY BONDS
Prices for the War Securities
Somewhat Lower-Foreign
Issues Also Easier.

Renewed investment buying of Liberty
bonds BY savings banks is reported by
dealers in these securities. Savings in
stitutioas usually come into the bond
market in January TO invest year-end de-
posits and interest which they receive on
their own investments Thus far this
year this buying has been small, but it is
expected that the volume will increase
and absorb a large amount of bonds which
are. in process of liquidation for various
reasons
The Liberty bond market was rather
thin yesterday Offerings in any volume
were taken only at concessions. with the
result that the general average of prices
was somewhat lower than the previous
day, Declines for the day of to If cents
were sustained by the list. An exception
were the first-second Liberty 4l4's an in
active issue. They advanced a little over
the previous sale, with transactions at
l0l.10.
Foreign war bonds were a little easier
The activity was chiefly in United King
dom 51ss of the various series and in
Anglo French SIS
The feature of the general corporation
bond market was a sharp advance in
United States Realty per cents. They
moved up IL points in sympathy with the
stock Railroad bonds were irregular.
Seaboard and st. Louis and San Fran
cisco issues advanced There was profit
taking in Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Joint As and Chicago, Milwaukee and st.
Paul as.
Sales of railroad, government and mis-
cellaneoua bonds yesterday amounted to
sl5,o62, 600 against $13. 733,0 900 on Thurs
day and $l7,S47, 900 on Wednesday. Follow
ing are the sales in $1,000 (prices are "and
jnterestO:-
The New York herald., 1920-01-10
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY JANUARY TO- 1920
YIELD OF LIBERTY BONDS.

Approximate investment yields of
Liberty bonds at the close of the Stock
Exchange yesterday are published be-
low. The issues are arranged accord
ing TO the yield
The New York herald., 1920-01-10

Sales of Liberty bonds on the Ex-
change carry interest TO the date of
sale. The seller receives the interest
in addition TO the sale price Of the
bond.
The New York herald., 1920-01-10
Sterling Continues
Downward Trend /:
Francs Advance

Sterling exchange broke fractionally
yesterday. Francs, Belgium francs and
lire made sharp advances. Bear raids on
rates on London caused the weakness in
that exchange. Covering was responsible
for the strength in francs and lire.
German marks and Austrian kronen
broke to new lows. Marks are below two
cents and kronen are worth less than a
half cent.
scandinavian rates were firm. Danish
ana Spanish exchange was weak
South American rates were steady Aus
tralian sterling broke in sympathy with
the decline in rates on London Other
Far Eastern exchange was unchanged.
The following are the rates quoted on
the principal foreign exchange markets
at the close of business yesterday
The New York herald., 1920-01-10
Judgments.
New York County.

The following judgments were filed yesterday
January s, the first name being that OF the
a: Philippi Co., Incl. e. McGoldricE
Berg, Joseph r., and Jack Kohn-Na tional
Butchers & Drovers' Bank of City Of N. Y.
$2O79.5o.
Bretung. Edw. Nm. g. Schweinert. 81, ,O94. .43
BARNES, Reon--J. NJ Heatherton. 81. .433 II.
Belt James,. Bubesliko ct al. S505.65.
Buckman, Chas. Wv. II. Cr,irnp. 81 oil .01.
CITY of y. "a. u. Granger Co.. 81, go.
G. H.. Mccarthy. Inc. - G. II. Storm ct al
Equitable TEXTILE Co.--Consolidatcd Shippers
Haenei. SamlieI~Samuels g. Bnde, $522i7
Halptrin, Max-A. III. Ncwburger ct al.
Hart, Frieda-1nternational Fidelity Ins. Co.,
Maicon Louis, inc-Hudson Trust Co.. 81 02s 81
Marden. Orth and Hastings Corp. p. Borardi
National Pulp Corp-E. Angler, s1,42f.5s
Parish. Joseph--National Surety Co., so, 1855.
REPUBLIC Trading Co.-Herbert B. Lederer Co,
Ric6man, samuel L-R schwanwede, s7o7 rs.
Steele, j. Nevett, Jr.--E. W. Olney. 81. 7.553.7O
Schorser, Isador j., or Sherser and Theodore s.
Biuni-C Commonwealth Trust Co. s.. .Oe591.
Schanoupp, George-E. NJ Cross 81, ,S71.13.
Thomas Leville and Walter Robinson-People,
&c.. 500.
wcinstock. wiiliam-M. sarentino. s2.s21.15.
Bronx County.
Eisenstein Peter-W. Eisenstein. SSO4. 81
Meislcr. Emanuel-G. Lawyer. S4.145.70
The New York herald., 1920-01-10
PROVISION PRICES
ADVANCE SHARPLY
ON NEEDS ABROAD
Heavy Buying Owing to Belief
Peace Treaty Will Be Signed
Today by Foreign Powers.

The market for hog products was strong
and higher. Lard and ribs advanced So
to so points while pork was 100 to 200
points higher Packing interests were on
the selling side. The buying however,
was more aggressive than the selling. The
orders came largely through houses with
Eastern connections. 1t was the general
supposition that the demand came from
abroad and had been inspired by the be-
lief that the peace treaty will be signed
by foreign Powers today Receipts Of
hogs at Western points for the day
were $4,000. including $4,000 at Chicago,
4,5O at Kansas City and 1900 at Omaha.
The hog market was Is to % cents higher.
Pork firm: mess. $44 a $44J0: family. $50 n
SSi3; SI short bort clear s44 $40 Beef steady; mess,
extra SStnn India mess SAG s4s; Hogs steady:
BGiSs s,taS G9iet 1 pskIed clear 1o12 lbs a6c dry
yellow 14c. 14lac.: choice house 13L5c a lie
l'ickled hams dulet: regular. 1912 lbs. 25ikc /:
skinned. 1870 lbs, 2OsSc Taow steady; city
special. loose, 1Sc. Lard strong: Middle West
S2t so n 81 90. City lard firm quoted 241Sc n
2fasc. Refined lard firm Continent S27: South
America. S2I.25: Brazil kegs. $2S. 20. Compound
steady; quoted 25c. 26Hc. Stearine quiet: civ
lard stearinc SOC; oleo. 22c.
The New York herald., 1920-01-10

PARTNER wanted; must have from 5000 TO
10000: splendid opportunity for right party
with established lumber and packing boy estab
lshnent: willing 70 show statements OF business
for past number OF years. II interested kindly
write Box 81. 1919 81. James Building
The New York herald., 1920-01-10
LONDON PRICES QUOTED
FOR AMERICAN SHARES
Chemical Bank Reports.

Pamphlet reports of the Chemical Ma
tional Bank issued yesterday show assets
and liabilities Of $i4S,992,75i at the close
of business December 81. 1919. The total
capital. surplus and profits was si2'Ses'Soo
The assets include loans and discounts Of
S7, ,225,672. The bank had United states
bonds and certificates of indootedness
amounting to y742s.9Oo. other bonds and
securities amounted to s4,651,765. Custom
ers' liability under letters Of credit we're
sI4,565,O6i. There was due from banks
s2.99S,5ss. Exchanges for clearing house,
&C. totalled ss,307, ,oSs. The bank had
total Of S1,SS.2A cash in the vault and
S,97o'i3O in the Federal Reserve Bank
The New York herald., 1920-01-10
COMMODITY PRICES.

Following were the closing prices
of commodities yesterday. comparison
being made with Thursdays prices:-
The New York herald., 1920-01-10
EGGS.

Receipts. 5,29s eases; fresh gathered extraa
dozen, Soc: extra firsts, S3c. s4c.: fi:sts.
S1r. SIC; seconds and poorer 65c a Soc:
refrigerator, special marks fancy, charges paid
55c; 56c;; firsts 52l.c. bic; seconds. tsc.
z 6oc.; ,dirties, Soc. a 42c.; checks 35c ;sc /;
State. Pennsylvania and nearby Western hen
firsts. SSc ssc..: under grades, Soc. Sic;
ssattered, whites firsls to extra frsts, s5c.
Sc; puIlets, Zoe. 7Sc.: Pacific coast whites
express. firsts, Sic: s6c.; pullets, roc. rec;
other Western and southern. gathered whites.
merry browns. fancy. Soc: q s7c.: ga thered brown
and mixed colorss graded. fancy. Sic. &c.,; fair
The New York herald., 1920-01-10

WILL sell factory containing modern sewing
machines and gas engine at present engaged in
shirt manufaftnring; viii sell req factory
The New York herald., 1920-01-10
Satisfied Judgments.
New York County.

The first name Is that of the debtor the second
that OF the creditor, and date given is when judg
mcnt was ficd:--
American Bead Co. Inc.-o. wolfsobu. March
20, 1919. $290l 30.
Same-Same, Now 81, 1919, S1Of.O5
Maze Realty CON-. L. Bird. March 13. 1919,
McKenpa. John A.-Peck Bros. & Co., March s,
1918 S626 ~.
Cahen, Gustave Wv. Goldstone. Oct. 0. 1914.
50, ,522.72.
Bronx County.
Maze Realty Con-. L. Bird. March i3, 1919,
S6123O.
The New York herald., 1920-01-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PARTY 10 take over n working btuminous coal
mine. located In Cearfield county, Pa present
owners engaged In other businesses ana can.
not devote necessary time TO business; company
incorporated under Pennsylvania laws produg non
can be increased by adding more capital; princi-
pals only. Reom s21 Astor Hotel, New YORK
city.
The New York herald., 1920-01-10
Prices Firm on Paris Bourse.

PARIS, 'Friday.-Prices were firm on
the Bourse today. Three per cent rentes,
5sf Exchange on London, Ar. S5c.
five per cent loan. SSf. 45c. The dollar
was quoted at If. 17c.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-12-17

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
Sentence Sermonsb yEIPaso Ministers

THE spotted By gevous present
ness Every morning opportunity begin again Throwing
memory Of yesterdays loss and failure box Christ and forth
today
strength for the future Let every day be beginning better things
making stepping hngRv E Hudson
First Baptist church
Sin in all Of its forms of Christ And when acnwl
edges Christ his savior soldier Of the pledges him
an get busyRev Henry Schneider Atura Presbyterian church
Paul the greatest Christian that ever him great
were MANY things that be could have been proud Of such as bis pedigree
adventures
journeys but he puts an of these one side and declares God forbid
Huggett, Highland Park Methodist church.
able all win
Hfe'-Rev. George W. Mccall Central Baptist church
power; give
hoped it often is their last dollar into scheme without
asylum living faith; its chief with
@ D than dead CHRISTIAN IAN inactive faith is the mere corpse of
reigiOnRev. VIM H EliHg, First Congregational church
any which called
He has entrusted each Of rs with the means o. s1yaq therefore @
equipment for the workR
George ". Morgan, Austin Park Christian church
Al labor be made the expression OF religion when our service
such way say policeman preacher,
carpenter editor plumber the Lord and not
Watson NJ Farley Westminster Presbyterian church
Why do preach the gospel establish churches iOns7 Be
Jesus Christ has the command: Preach
world unto Himself glad dngs the
salvation We have not received for the purpose OF boarding II
but that disseminate it preach publish and proclaim the word Of
title shan in
Old Testament would be fulfilled and
that every injunction observed except
the letter Of the lesser law is in direct conflict with
spirit Gods of love cod and ManRsV Hu
bert IL Smith, AsbuIy Methodist church
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recommended in the report DR.. stan
ley urges that Il be put on plan
somewhat similar 20 the minting OF
money"
Narcotic drug clinics cited by DIT.
Stanley are those established at New
York, New Orleans. Los Angeles and
san Diego. He characterlzes the fall
ure Of the New York clinic, which
closed early this year after II months
operation, as zone Of the two out
standing features in the past two
years development in regard TO the
drug addiction problem"
Not Effecting a Cure.
Reasons for the discontinuance OF
the New York clinic are thus sum
marizsd in the report:
1T was found that Of the 7400 drug
addicts who attended the clinic for
their narcotics. less than 1000 were
willing TO 90 to a hospital for treat
ment. with ultimate cure in sight The
officials OF the department we're con-
WINGED that it was not the proper
procedure TO give narcotic drugs 10
addlcts for self administration.
Some addicts sold the excess OBJ
tanned at the clinic to other addicts
or peddlers- There was fraud in OBJ
tanning the drug. Friends Of addicts
became habitues through association
with beneficiaries OF the clinic With
very few exceptions. no cures were
Known 70 have been effected by
means OF the reduction system used.
Ambulatory treatment was found TO
be vicious IN principle and in effect;
there is no need for prolonging addic-
ton by a continued supply Of mar
cotics."
should Be CurtaIIed.
with the failure Of the clinic and
the aroused interest in narcotic drug
additions. continues the report, the
question arises. What are you going
to do about it, There seems to be
no concerted effort TO deal with it as
the government has dealt with al
coholic liquors" says Dr.. Stanley.
The manufacture. transportation and
OF narcotics has not been
curtailed, except as to dispensing BY
the Harrison law"