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New-York tribune., 1920-08-27
High 6 Money Rate
Fails to Check
Belated Recovery
Railway Shares Exhibit
Strength Most of Session;
Industrials Finish Strong
After Early Irregulanity

SO far as outward appearances went
fundamental conditions affecting spec
ulative security values were unchanged
yesterday and the stock market dur
ing most of the exchange session pre-
sentcd strange mixture Of advances
and declines. which seemed to have
little or no direct rotation to the news
There were, however, two rather strik-
ing things about the market perform
arce. One was the sustained strength
of the rail shares; the other the rally
of the industrial issues at the close
in the face of an advance in call money
to 8 per cent. 1t was the first time on
the current recovery that industrial
shares have stood up against the senti-
mental effect of run up in money
rates. This, to many observers, seemed
significant.
An early display of strength on the
part of the industrial shares gave way
before the market had long been open
to an easing tendency, which was made
the most of by the speculative short
sellers. This pressure drove many of
the leaders off sharply before midday,
cancelllng gains previously made. Ger
tain issues, like Mexican Petroleum,
were severely depressed The indus
trials then backed and filled on quiet
trading until the closing hour, when a
Well defined covering movement began,
which continued until .he end of the
session. Much to the surprise of the
Street the rally kept on with call
money rates climbing to per cent,
and the fact that the industrials failed
to slacken in their upward swing made
tor greater nervousness on the part
of the bears
A factor which no doubt PLAYED a
part in turning the industrial list up
ward was the announcement from
Washington that Governor Harding of
the Federal Reserve Board would
make an important announcement later
in the day. This, the Street, assumed,
would have to do with the general
credit situation, and it was believed
it would be favorable. The monthly
statement of the reserve board, pub
hshed in the morning papers, created
favorable impression, although there
was nothing in it to Indicate that the
stock market money supply would be
increased in the immediate future.
The statement did emphasize the fact,
however, that credit expansion has
practically ceased, as result Of the
strong measures taken by the Federal
bank authorities.
1t was not difficult to explain the
70 ;1,,.,,. Ga 6S, vi VNl'iplueo Dy lne
,r'a,.I"S ,''a,aS Sna'eS. hls department of the
,,,.;on ,,,.:o 1\eG mas oeeh S'eadlN undergoing
come to realize more and more the
change that has been wrought in the
f"o;a,H+ ,',@J'tU d Ull''ooN oy .he increases IN
lniv +Tro1 T1l.o 5baascllger .bs Taies. 1t was
ION sbonI 1'l',. s'ecul"eNe magma
thn fac+ t,at aS+,eo IL. measure by
ON wbicb +'t'e' +ta ro.'s es' 'sloay WAS lhe gay
five thron@bou+ ~ ''.e9 pec"'iIT e'' &C.
c,,,,,,1a+;ors' s SiiV O?u"'lE' Inc ac-
New-York tribune., 1920-08-27
Commercial Paper Well Taken

With the testimony of the Federal
Reserve Board at hand to the effect
that credit expansion had been checked,
some important bankers yesterday ex-
pressed the opinion that conditions in
the money market in respect to sixty
to ninety day commercial loans ought
to show a slightly easier tendency il
the near future. Call money rates,
whose day day fluctuations are an
imperfect guide to conditions, rose to
per cent yesterday, resulting partly
from government Withdrawals of Sl3,-
100000 and also an increased demand
for this special kind of credit as re-
suit of the Improvement of stock
prices. Bill brokers report that COM
mercial paper and acccptances are
moving faster than in recent weeks.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-27


much of this is high, though some Of
our large corporations are carrying
these credits at nominal interest rates,
on their own financial resources Much
OF this is handled by means Of del
crederc' guarantees These are ",l'
known in Europe. They consist of tho
uncondltional and irrevocao.e ;uar-nty
OF bank that certain THINGS named IA
the letter OF guaranty will be done, the
oank agreeing to MAKE good IN case OF
the default of the party named. These
guarantees may cover the acceptance
OF goods, as we'll as payment for them.
or they may simply guarantee payment
"nen merchandise Is accepted Many
or these agreements are held here The
European bank ordinarily transmit;
such guarantees to exporters here
through New York correspondent
bank"
New-York tribune., 1920-08-27
Comparison of Gold Covers

The amount of gold reserve of the
United States available against notes
in actual circulation at the middle of
the present year was more than three
times that of any of the nations of
Western Europe, according to data
presented by the National Bank of
Commerce in Commerce Monthly. This
country had $2,234,O0 900 in GOLD.
against $4.512 100000 in notes, giving
it a reserve Of 1875 per cent Of the
paper in circulation. Great Britains
sold holdings amounted to a1.5 per
cent of its note circulation, and
Frances came to 9.6 per cent. Ger
many and Austria had reserves of Is
Ler cent and 0.4 per cent, respectively.
Italy possessed ratio of 7S per cent.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-27
Rails Hold Strong

The buying that has been in evidence
IN the rail shares for several days is
said to have been of the best It is the
sort OF buying that Wall Street de-
scribes as good" meaning that it
comes from strong quarters and rep
rescnts something much more substan-
tial than mere speculative purchases
The further rise in the rails yesterday
conceded with the putting into effect
of the new freight and passenger rates
under the advances recently granted by
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
The rails have still long way to go
before they get back to their levels Of
the pre-war period. Judged even by
their 1919 record, the rails are low
The average price of twenty represen-
tative rail shares stands at present at
approXimately ga, whereas the 1919
high average was 1880.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-27
Reserve Bank Earnings Large

Huge earnings this year are not be-
ing made exclusively b. the Federal
Reserve Bank CT New York, but by the
whole Reserve system. This was de-
monstrated yesterday, when it was an
nounced at Washington that total earn
ings Of the Federal Reserve banks for
SIX months ended June 30, 1920. were
$olI7 1852, compared with $40 ,690577
Tor the CORE sponding period in 1919.
Current net earnings, after expenses
were deducted, were at the yearly rate
of 1912 per cent, compared with 90
per cent in 1919, and $50 per cent.
After per cent is paid out in divi-
dends to the member banks who are
stockholders the remainder is divided
between surplus and funds turned
over to the United States Treasury.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-27
scandinavian Exports Slump

Traders in foreign exchange report
virtually no demand here for Scandi-
navian exchange, and large demand in
the Scandinavian countries for dollars
and for pounds sterling. This condition
indicates a falling off of exports and
an adverse increase in the balance of
trade This theoretical Interpretation
is confirmed in dispatch from Nor
man F. Anderson, trade commissioner
at Copenhagen, to the Department Of
Commerce. He attributes the falling
of of Scandinavian exports to an abil-
itY to do business on large scale with
Russia and Germany.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-27
Middle States Oil

The news that the Middle States Oil
Corporation plans to increase its cap
ital stock has so far had little effect
one way or the other upon the old
shares. Yesterday the stock did moth
ing, practically standing still, despite a
turnover of more than 5000 shares.
According to a letter that has been
sent to the stockholders of Middle
States by its president, the company
has acquired the entire capital stock
of two of its subsidiaries, and of the
other four 1t has SO largely acquired
additional capital stock as to leave but
a small percentage thereof outstanding.
Middle States has S7,S00,0OO of capital
stock outstanding at present.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-27
New York Metal Market

I'm on the New York Metal Ex
change was quoted 45.75 to 47oo for
Class A, and 42.25 to 1875 for Glass
spot. Straits shipments 1915 to
400 Electrolytic copper 1850
asked on spot. Lead was quoted Sc
IN New York and S25c at East St.
Louis. Zinc S.35c in New York and
&c at East st. Louis. London cables
to the Exchange were as follows: Tin
standard spot, f269 los; futures, co.'s
Sales, l20 tons spot and 1870 tons fu
lures. Copper, standard spot, e93
los; futures, sos SIS. Sales, 200 tons
spots and 200 tons futures. Lead, spot
43o los; futures, $50 lis Cd Zinc,
spot, f39 los; futures, s41 IS.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-27
Land Banks New Record
Earnings About $4,000 High.
er Than in February

WASHINGTON, Aug. -l,arnings
of the Federal land banks established
new record in July, their net return
totalling S257 ,2O3.94, approximately
$4,000 more than in the previous rec
ord month. last February
The increase in net income for
July" said Commissioner Lobdell, "is
explained by the fact that while the
fixed gross income is the same-new
loans being temporarily suspended as
a result of pending litigation-the land
banks have reduced their operating cx-
penses through a reduction in per
sonnel Dividends will be paid as
usual"
Outstanding loans aggregate $344,-
175, 900, it was announced.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-27
I'm Wall Street
Rail Bonds Strong

Railway bonds were in active de-
mand again yesterday with not few
Of the lower priced mortgage issues
advancing with considerable vigor.
There were the Erie issues, for ex-
ample. The Erie general lien 4s jumped
from AZ to 45 on heavy trading, while
the convertible bonds were almost as
strong. Seaboard Air Line adjustment
5s moved from an opening of 35 to a
high Of 37R. Union Pacific 4s rose
from 1914 to 79A, Central Pacific first
4s from 70M to 72 and st. Paul re-
funding As from 81 to 62
New-York tribune., 1920-08-27
Parmentier Goes to Washington

Jean V. Parmentier, special envoy in
.hls country representing the French
Minister of Finance, yesterday jour-
neyed down to Washington, in accord
ance with his schedule, which provided
tor consulting with Treasury officials
after ne had learned from New York
oankers the prospects of floating new
loan to help France meet its obliGa-
tons in connection with the Anglo
French loart No intimation was given
IL official circles here that negotiations
tor the proposed new lon had been
New-York tribune., 1920-08-27
London Money Market

LONDON, Aug. 26.-Bar silver, 81 Il
Bar gold, ll5s. Money, 5 IL per cent.
Discount rates-Short bills, 6s4 per
cent; three months bills, 6&M613-l6
per cent. Gold premiums at Lisbon,
New-York tribune., 1920-08-27
Steel and Tube of America

On the basis of actual earnings for
the seven months ended July 81 the
Steel and Tube Company of America
in this current year should show at
least $50 a share on the ITS, 900 shares
of preferred stock, according to Off
cial figures made public yesterday. Net
earnings after taxes, interest charges
available for the preferred stock
amounted to $966,664 in July, or $5.52
share. Actual net earnings available
for the preferred for the first seven
months of the year amounted to &c.
292,541, equivalent to $3.50 a share
Officials of the company say the pres
ent rate of earnings should be main
tanned for the balance of the year, as
all units are running at full capacity
and have been operating at maximum
since the first of the year. Orders on
the books at preseA for finished prod
ucts are said to be yufficient to utilize
the entire steel capacity for the next
nine months.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-27
Taking Hope

Two Of the largest wire houses in
the Street were among the heaviest
Buyers of industrial stocks on the late
rally yesterday. Both firms have many
branch offices scattered throughout
the West. One of the houses has been
consistently bcarish in its stock mar
ket attitude for several weeks, and its
appearance on the buying side yester-
day was accepted in many quarters as
indicating a change Of heart. While
industrials were rallying with a good
deal of vigor a number Of rumors
were ahoat in the market place hav-
ing to do mainly with the credit stu
alton. The old story that the Federal
Reserve Board planned to reduce dis
count rates was dragged out at this
time. Then the announcement from
Washington to the effect that Governor
Harding would have statement to
make late in the Gay was made to
serve as bullish .rgum ent. The Street
felt quite cheerful when it quit work
last night.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-27
Europe's Credit Terms

In its first bulletin on current condi-
tons the First Federal Foreign Bank
ing Association, formed under the
Edge act, explains on what terms Eu
rope is now buying. Europe" SAYS
the bank. because conditions there are
so aonormalspresents the necessity for
speciai credit terms. There is a con-
siderable volume of rehabilitation
sales of big construction material. etc.
to Europe on terms runnino un to =
New-York tribune., 1920-08-27
LcSLSI- ear
day. ago.
On mixed collateral 7
ON irdnc iol to.al
she Dollar in Foreign EXCHANGE

After its sharp rise on Wednesday.
sterling exchange Yesterday turned
slightly lower: French and Belgian
francs were also easier, but lire and
ment.
Yesterdays closing rates. COM
pared with those of a week ago. fol-
low:
New-York tribune., 1920-08-27
Dividends
f..-


Arkansas Natural Gas Company.-An
initial quarterly dividend OF 2 per cent a
share has been declared. payable October
70 slochnolders of record September Is.
}l35 Il share On The American shares mas
been declared
Extra
Arkansas Natural Gas Company-An
extra d!V'dend OF per cent "A share has
been declared. payable October to stock
holdcrs OF record Soptenbcr u
New-York tribune., 1920-08-27

PARIS, Aug. 26.-Prices were irrec-
ular on the Bourse to-day. Three per
cent rentes, 56 francs 95 centimes. Ex
change on London, so francs 80 CEN
tlmes. Five per cent loan, 81 francs so
centimcs The dollar was quoted at IA
New-York tribune., 1920-08-27
Money and Credit

The demand for call money exceeded
the supply for a time at the Stock Ex-
change yesterday, with the result that
rates after opening at 7 per cent ad-
vanced first to 8 per cent and then to
9 The latter, which was the high,
was reached in the closing half hour.
The government withdrew $4,000 600
from the banks during the course of
the day and this was an important in
tluence in the money market. Interior
banks are said to be among the largest
lenders of call money at this center
at the moment
Yester- Year
day. ago.
On mixed collateral f.. G
On industrial collateral z s
Time money (mixed collateraD:
Sixty days .SMSl2 5% 606
Ninety days ........8@S1a 5% @6
Four months .......S@S1a 53l at
-Four to six months~SM s Y 594 MC
Bank Ciearings - Bank clearings at
New York yesterday we're: Exchanges
S68o,8lS,296; balances, $77,921 ,356
Silver-London, 611sd; New York
domestic, SO 12c; foreign, 9Sc; Mexican
dollars, 75c.
Sub-Treasury - United States funds
reserve credit balances, S66,44l ,S6S.
Canadian Exchangc-NewY York funds
in Montreal, $l23.75 premium per ST.
900; Montreal funds in New York
$llO.l2 discount per 81 600
New-York tribune., 1920-08-27

Tho proportion of the banks reserve t
liability is 1880 per cent, last week
vaa 1882 per cont. Rate of discount
per cent
New-York tribune., 1920-08-27
1871. Asked

BID. Asked ,,,
Laelcde Gas s5 s. Peoria 6 Fac. hid i'd Asked
Iig s"S { c.isss. 3 rs re. do ns r p - . S
w &v IS r&i aq lf' J5nps ps g g rs
= do Dc lls n'.p' pS % % !, p, Go nj ' Sl 8
lorislar'!. r..l3l ls5 PIX ,,oai Wf p 80 81
90 n....... 90 loj !, - W. w ~. - s5la
Mackay Cos. 81 d3 itts S,.N, N C. t. n3 l20
M%na sugar sS,4 1913 SS'= i:oSa Va Te.f Pf 9 s
MaA Btach. L.. ' 9sf rrasd rasd S e pr e6 %
AlaM Elevated Al 43 ry < 81 VI :: 80 -
do pt ~ IN heading lst pf il's a.
Marlin Rock. s. s. 10 p d, do q "a ,pf. Al Is
Na.ilh NJ Parry. 201s PAX 10 - -, -, u ~
Nay M )" ps f. ~ o Il Hsp' Ken \ ! '@r :. ., 70
MSTsSNn SNvn'rai' y - shat q Aris slh y
Mon Power Gih az IS X pf SjA 50
Morris & Fss ~ ~ O. O. = II sugarllo l4o
Mullins Body 3s1s SSI & de- pf lo5ls loSia
40 p...... % 10 -, ''i'ii-'A I'o
Nash & Chat. 100 ll2 Sn.debak.r nf 80 o1 ~
Nat biscuit lc7 ll2 sup Steel pf 90 lo6
N"[ 81 Amino pf ~ Si'a rhlid Ave Ri 10
* pi 81 = Tld' Oh 10 9i0
Nat Lead IF lOll los 7 sI~vW ctfs 10 !.
\ 7 : y az 2 do p .-.''. Iran. g 8 q e
\ dc d9 "a p 30 = { { s. o; Amlso Il;
~ d 'osN.'. ~ - 90 pf.,..,.. % l04
az. 40 pf ..;. 20 47 uni'el Drug loS loo
T, i " IS 81 DO LIST pf. g.. 1875 IS
\ II West p, &c - do ri . 41a5 j., "a
ono Fuel 40 II L Express. q
Onto BODY. -. 9s,s $ I Ale pf 81 81
Otis Elevator 1851. lbs Stub lst pf l0SA. los
do IF . S0ll - | : x r pf 42iz 437s
OTIS Steel pr lcl IAN See Cor
owr1f y NJ 46la 47ss Ns-,ar t. pt lOl los
do pf..... 90 100 w.. va x lgG llo
"i 1 "e 'oaS'. - 40 NJ! 2d pf. lSE II
- - hH West Pac pf. 67
s Dcy'top.. 81 "a lW I-nicn IA ~ 81 q,
lar G a l.. Al A. w.t. a. ,,i, l0I ~
!, ,ro - ~, 80 ~ Wilson Go pf.-si S47s
t,ril q Is1 Az ~ Wis Central. Y -
Penn. pf ST S9iSl do nf !; 80 a.;
New-York tribune., 1920-08-27

Bank of ENGLAND Statement

LONDON, Aug. 26.-rhe weekly stat.
nent OF the Bank of England follows:
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Ardma0r@ E10ma@s

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material and workmanship the best,
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ANOTHER swell BUNGALOW close in
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4 HOLLOW tiled home on Mcl.ish;
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Kitchen; plenty Of closets; this
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ago. price $1,000
WE HAVE five room house ON C.
81, southwest, which you ought
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A SPLENDID we'll built, well plan
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\ FIVE room house or 11th Ave,
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4 FINE place for apartment house
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there is an old four room house
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Honl@s for Sale

4 LARGE six room modern home
on a paved street, just four blocks
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SIN rooms and bath. garage, cast
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\ TEN room apartment house very
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come and see us about this.
4 FINE lot on McLish Ave, garage
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81 900.
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Business Opportunities

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