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The Washington herald., 1920-10-30

IN COTTON MART
Additional Gloomy Advices Regard
ing Domestic and Foreign Textile
Conditions Hammers Crop.

New York, Oct. 29-Additional
gloomy advices as to domestic and
foreign textile conditions. with fur
ther curtailment, caused severe loss
es in cotton futures today, the de-
cline extending to maximum of 6S
70 102 points. There also was a ten
denCy to question the success Of the
holding movement in preventing de-
"lines until a larger proportion of
the crop has been disposed Of.
The opening was quieter than
usual. with prices down 20 to 80
points from yesterdays close. Be
cause of hedge selling, cables from
Liverpool came lower than had been
expected. The early decline carr led
active months about so TO 81 points
below the previous close. Offerings
were not particularly heavy, but
it was a narrow and sensitive mar
kot, with little demand. Just before
IL o'clock. however, a furry Of COW
ering set in which caused rapid
advance to approximately last
nights close.
The upturn was followed by re-
newed weakness in the afternoon.
From the bottom there was a rally
of a few points late in the day on
some trade buying and covering.
Trading was much less active on
the improvement that ii had been
on the break. Final tone was bare
" steady. with quotations 45 to lO2
points net lower. Spot here was
quiet. with middling 40 points lower
at 22.2O cents. There were no sales.
Spot at New Orleans was steady
TODAY. with middlinC unchanged at
81 cents. The sales were 3.O67 bales.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-30
MONEY.

New York. oct. 29.-CaH money
was reported again today in good
Dc mand at the 3 per cent renewal
figure. and brokers stated that lit
tie more money was coming out.
There were no offerings Of time
funds for which there is a standing
bid Of S per cent for thirty and
ninety day maturitIes. The CONNER
cial credit situation is unaltered and
throughout the CCUntrY bankers ar"
advising the curtailment OF specula-
tive operations in commodities in
which long and extensive credits
are being sought to hold up prices.
The strength of call money prevents
any resumption of activity in bank
acceptances. but rates are nomi-
naIly on the level of several weeks
past.
Mercantile paper is slow at per
cent to SI2 per cent, with most of
the limited business at the lower
figure.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-30
u. S. Has Room For Only Four
Million More Automobiles;
Industry Depends on Exports
By DIR. FRANK M. SURFACE.


d
G n ABOUT @ ooo az are ve INC a ss S ts
nearly 1--WE times
5 other
Of automobiles and the number vehicles there
b only 66 b IN EsSps s on B o h F.ne G S
With Se' e nnp hs I eonn are
Among the reasons for the small number of in foreign
and second the greater cost operation example the
America Before @ e dopn very Of m o Industry rnas od
England at around rs cents gallon compared and
compared with and I8 gallon this At
9g recently from 50 cents compared to 80 cents in New
endavong control of oil fields in various OF the
1t has been estimated the production vehicles
United States in 1910 would amount to about 100000 Of which
indicate that the number Of craped each between
10000 per produce year
scrap heap will mean the ABSORPTION Of nearly
cars assuming that exports will about This would
mean a there VIII be at least 100000 new car owners the United
impossible far the recent slump in buying may affect
s o 1T a @ fsm 5 sfes % 5d4o
OF the total OF 100000 the United States least 100000
eo Ta e s e SenT and but Ps. ii % d e mG
sons In s R IHt as 9n Pasf2ge5 an car to & snn s % pe
and California the ratio is much higher than this question
for the number of country Obviously
determine this non as grb IpSnd Uu e1 b III po M
country But we nav assume that il will no % M @ Pp b % @ e
all kinds,
time that reached At the
require about eght to reach this although
tCe it would be longer. '
Assuming of
year. the annual production required
100000 would be
production Probably the requirements greater than
rather small
Such available
years On the other hand the absorb
100000
Already said that the effect the being felt
te motor car industry If of be
maintained clear that producers an ever
outlet III the export trade At the
position IN tins trade and will become necessary for
to maintain this position. " 40
Our foreign trade automobiles remarkable increase
ue last year 1913 exported
e war reaching I9I67 total of 1897 and
o6 passenger During
bies tell OFT In
creased enormously The total
amounted to 1850 commercial and
the eight months OF monthly
month If this continues remaining months our
exports tins year VIII be commercial
In ocr principal exports Canada
but during the asst the United Kingdom bv
During the last fiscal
OntCd kingdom
which next best purchaser
shipped TO British India Japan Australia
America offer although
many cases the development OF better
the last hca year the value OF all automobiles,
mobile parts and tires amounted $70426o2
cent OF total The year value of the
same items amounted to SI5tI7 about
EXPORTS AUTOMOBILES
The Washington herald., 1920-10-30
BREAK !,
MONEY SPELL.
Dsprsss;as hfiasaee Of High ca
Meaey Thro~n ASIDE, and Mar Z
kst Shows Advaace.
CALL MONEY REACHES 10 P. C.
Gains Attributed to Short Csveriass
Important Roads Continue 10
Report Mixed Results.
CALL MONEY REACHES 10 P. c.

New York. Oct. 2s.-Action OF the
stock market today IN showing
strength during the greater part of
the session indicated that IL has
temporarily. at least. broken away
from the depressing Influence OF 10
per cent call money. Hesviness OF
stocks during the two previous ses-
sions resulted in much short selling
ard the general opinion on Thurs
day was that the most active issues
had been oversoId. Yesterdays az
vance was accomplished largely
through the covering Of short COM
mitments.
Railroad sarnings.
Additional statements Of earnings
issued by Important transportation
companies showed mixed results,
scme properties showing gains and
others decreases in net. An attempt
10 capitalize the uncertain results
Of the increased rates as reflected
In the reports which came 20 hand
today was made by the bear element
early in the forenoon and for a time
the market presented an irreguisr
undertone. Reports. however. that
the administration proposed in the
Immediate future to recognize the
present Mexican government Inn
parted strength 70 Southern Pacific
and Mexican Petroleum and this i'm
provemeut spread TO the balance of
the list.
By the middle Of the session an
upward movement was in fun swing
In the afternoon there was some
hesitancy near the best figures but
in the last half hour the rise was
resumed and closing figures were
from a fraction 20 a full point tn
the standard losses and - much Ne
three points IN the specialties.
Call loans were renewed today
at ? per cent, the same hgure as on
the previous two days. The rate.
however. did not get to 10 per cent
until very late in the afternoon. in
dicatinE that there was not quite
as urgent an inquiry for funds.
United Fruit.
Call for 3 special meeting q di-
rectors Of the United Fruit Com
pany for next Monday furnished the
basis for urgent buying of that is
sue in anticipation Of the declara-
ton Of a large extra dividend pay
able in stock or IN cash. The extra
dividend is expected 10 be nearer 100
per cent than 80 per cent.
L. =. Rubber.
United States Rubber was easier
on announcement that the company
would on November ] reduce the
prices OF its tires from Il IL on So
called Ford sizes Of fabric tires 20
10 per cent on the larger sized q
fabric tires. with slightly smaller
reduction on cord tires. Solid truck
tires will be cut 10 per cent. Tubes
will be reduced l. per cent. The
Goodyear Company has reduced
prices 10 dealers who in turn are
expected 10 let the consumer reap
some Cf the benefits
Because Of the increased interest
in coal company and coal carrying
lsilroad shares by reason OF the
dissolution DEGREES handed down by
the Supreme Court. the financial
district looks for increased active
ity in such issues as soon as seq
reEation plans now under consid-
Grafton by the various companies
are prepared and ready for an
nounCcmcnt
The Washington herald., 1920-10-30

r. T. N,Q-ad~ cashier of Liberty
Ea-inuN Bank. h:s returned from
I,5rnwuuI w whar. '.. has h,r IN
-ar.I in work connected with the
American In-titut" of Euuhinl.
r. j. I.udI.y. nr r. i. IiUdlry x
Co. Now 1"r, stock brokers. is at
r-,.-,rf Iu Ns~uiI -lnu looking after
.n.f-- ,.r ra- 1rIrrH office, here in
Z. o.. -nrtG-ru Tu.I0in-.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-30
LOCAL SECURITIES.

Lessened activity over earlier days
of the week prevailed on the Wash
ington Stock Exchange yesterday.
The firmness which has been domi-
Eant recently was well maintained
Washington Railway and Electric
a. Slowed greatest activity, $500
changing hands at 5715, * of a point
under the previous close. \ small
sale of Capital Traction 5s at S6A
wHs also recorded
Capital Traction stock sold down
to S6A from s64s while Mergen-
thaler remained steady at 129.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-30
RECORD FOR PANAMA CANAL

The Panama Canal Record states
that the total net tonnage of COM
mercial ships passing through the
canal in September was 1.OOS. -S5.
This 81 a new high record. The
previous record was that for Au-
gust when only 951.345 net tons
passed through the canal.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-30
PUBLIC Utilities.

Bid Asked
Amer Tel and Tel cnny 4s..... 7TIi 77l
Amer Tel and Tel cuny 4Ias.. S2L 81
Amer Tel and Tel col tr 5s.. 79I. 80
Amer Tel and Tel Cunv 6s..... 9G gBTs
Ana 4 Pot River II Il LIST 5s... o..
Ana & Pot River guar 5s...... e..
Capital Traction LIST IS Sc Sfi-
&. & T.. Telephone lst Js...... .... %
City and Sub Ry first ISL. E. =.
Col Gas and EleC first 5s...... =. =.
Col Gas and Elec deb 5s..... .. .
Georgetown Gas 1t first 5s.. .
Metropolitan 1st......... IS ..
Pot. Eiec. Powc-, LIST 5s...... s. ....
Pot. Flee. Power cons 5s..... 50
Pot. Elec. Power deb 6s...... SS 90
Pot Elec Power gen. Gs...... g3 "a
Wash. Alex. & Mt. Yer. 1st IS 33 w
Wash BaIt and Amp first 5s.. =.
Wash. Gas Light Gen 5s...... TN ~
Wash. Ry. and Flee. Cons A.. 57ls Is
Wash. Ry. & EIcc. gen. Cs.... IS 81
Miscellaneous.
Paper Mfg Co lst, Os..... 0s
Riggs Re Ilty js tlnngD ........ g..
Riggs Realty Is C>hnrtD D...... o. E.
Sec StEe and Saf6 Deposit 6s . E.
Wash Market Cons 5s......... =. .
Wash Market Cons 5s......... :. .
Wash Market Cold Stgc 5s.... =. :.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-30

American Agricultural js.....
American Cotton Oil JS.......
Amer. fol. 4 Tel. cv. 4Ies....
Amer. Tel. \ Tel. cUnv. is e..
American Tobacco Gs.........
Armour 4 e.. Il2S...........
AtrIi-un gen !,.... .........
AtrhisOn cv- \ tlBGOD ........
Atlantic Coast Line cons. Is. q.
baltimore 4 Ohio Is. S..........
Baltimc-- -. Ohio Cv. 41gs....
bethlehem: E,r.-l ref. js. ......
Brooklyn Transit IS t191sl
Central Of Georgia cons. 5s..
Central Leather Js..........
Central Pacific frSts. ts.........
Chesapeake X Ohio 4I,s......
Chesapeake X Ohio cv. 4Igs. g..
chesapeake x Ohio Conv. IS.
Chi. y. & Quincy joint Is d.
Chi, Il. 4 Quincy gen. IS.
Chicago Great Western Is.
chi. MI. 4 st. +. cv. Is. .....
Chi. Mil. x st. l.. gen. as.
chi. L. l. x Pac Ry. ref. Is.
{. NJ 4 st 7. cCRy. 4i2s.
colorado & Southern ref. 4Ias.
Denver & Rio Grande cons. As
Denver q Rio Grand, ref. IS. .
DistilleEs Securities Js........
Dominion Of Canada ~ tl03U .
Erie cy. Is, series "R" ".......
Erie gen. 4S
General Electric Js..........
treat Northern lSt lI,S......
Hudson 4 Manhattan ref. Is q.
illiap.s Central ref. ts.......
The Washington herald., 1920-10-30
SALES YESTERDAY.

Capital Traction 5s, $1,000 at s6A
Washington Ry. and Elec. *. 500 at
% u, $1,000 at 574. $1,000 at 574, 81 coo
at 57Is.
Capital Traction, : t S69s. 10 at S0A.
Washington Ry. and Elec. Com, 9 at 20.
Washington Gas, at a.
Washington Ry. and Elec. pfd 10 at
55&, at Jj%
Mergehthaler Linotype 10 at I29.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-30

|.n1I,y anJ COMPANY. members
N,w York Stock Exchange. have
made arrangements to- receive over
their rriNI'0 wires at their offices.
Huo-9l' Southern Building. the re
turns of 'r- Presidential election.
and ar. l~~Iing a general invitation
% fhn.r clients ana friends. to BE-
present Tuesday evening. November
.. 1920
The Washington herald., 1920-10-30
SAYINGS BANKS
PLAN T0UNITE
William R. Nagel, Cashier of Ex.
change Bank, Originates Idea to
Combat Opposing Factors.
SENDS LETTER URGING UNION
Huge Majority of Replies to Date
Cheer Clearing House Oppon-
ents Nightly.

In order to enable them to com
bat similar action to that recently
enacted by the Washington Clearing
House Association, in the matter OF
uniform banking hours for the Dis
trict, the savings banks of WASH
ington are endeavoring to organize.
William r. Nagel. cashier of the
Exchange Bank of Washington, is
originator Of the idea, and has sent
the following letter to all savings
institutions in the District.
''The President and Board Of Di-
rcctors of the Bank addressed: Gen
tlemen;
"At the called mcetinE Of the rep
resentatives Of the Washington. d.
c., savings banks held on Wednes-
day evening. October 6, many
ideas and peculiar conditions with
which these banks were confronted
were brought out. These conditions
are much different in many cases
from those with which national
banks and trust companies are con-
fronted.
There are twenty-six savings
banks in the District Of Columbia
which is more than 80 per cent of
all banks in the District.
AN idea has come to. the writer
that an organization of the saw
ings banks might accomplish some
thing good. II you will let me hear
from you. and ! find that there are
sufficient favorable replies. l shall be
pleased to arrange a meeting to
effect an organization.
This plan has been favorably re-
Ceived md uniformly discounted by
our officers.
"WM. r. NAGEL. Cashier"
While replies from all banks con-
.CerneI have not been received. a
large majority Of them are highly
in favor of this action.
Mr.. NageI. when interviewed yes
tcrday regarding the issue, said in
part. 1t is an accepted fact that
the majority of WashinEtonians
lunch between the hours Of 1l:30 a.
m. and 30 70. m. and that this Pc
riOd constitutes the busiest time in
the majority OF our stores owing to
so many peonlr who live in the sub
Urbs doing their shopping at lunch
time II the banks are allowed to
close at o. m.. rs directed by the
Clearing House Association, then n"
large stores will have a sCant half
hour in which to audit their books
and deposit their funds. or else leave
a large sum Of money overnight in
bUiIdirgs. majority Of which are
not RUa5ent',- D~Ctnctnd"
The savings institutions. as q
~. 'T -ir.. fTrrrsr demands with
out putting up stiff fght, mai ior-
ity Of tha0l insisting that the now
law is unjust. that national banks
are eDrrna.HiuE on the rights Of the
savings Institutions and that the mi
lUrity IS r.linE the majority.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-30
United Fruit.

Call for q special meeting q di-
rectors Of the United Fruit Com-
pany for next Monday furnished the
basis for urgent buying Of that is
sue in anticipation Of the declara-
tion Of a large extra dividend pay
able in stock or IN cash. The extra
dividend is expected TO be nearer 100
per cent than so per cent.
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$526, ,922. .4S ID ,1olrii $845, 1898.
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gl,ilt'tEn Idssfeeriui iFelr raotpa'ta tplso.
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