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New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
Sugar and Coffee

Current Year
Sugar. granulated. per lb. .i49ls
Coffee. Rio No. 4. per lb. -. 14h I:2S
CoHee, Santos No. i, par ID. 20 ISIS
Sugar The raw sugar market was
strong yesterday. with operators and re
nners showing an increased interest in all
rN iitons Business included SO coo 10 90, 900
bags Cuba April and May shipment at lSc
cost and freight. with operators taking
about 100000 bags Cubas April shipment.
at l3c o b, and $4,000 bags Cubas prompt
and April shipment l3c cost and
freight.
The sugar futures market was firm and
closed at net gains of Is to As points. with
June and July selling at I3s0c and al
lS.SOc september at IL. goc and January
at lie, or 405 TO 435 points above the
change quotations on August Is last when
the exchange reopened for trading sn
futures
Coffee Futures-A holiday spirit pre-
vailed in the market yesterday ON the
cal business light, with December
showing decline OF points. other months
unchanged from the previous close Values
held Close 10 initial figures until late in
the session, when business became moro
active on trade covering for over the hoii-
days. closing figures being net unchanged
10 an advance of 10 points.
Firm offers from Brazil Indicated an un-
changed market there. The local spot
market was reported quiet and unchanged.
with lobbers not looking FOR any activity
until next week.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
Commodities
Cotton

After making new high records during
Yesterdays early trading, the market re-
acted under realizing Tor over the Easter
holidays There was no special change in
the news to account for the easier turn In
prices, but at the early high point the mar
ket showed an advance OF nearly 2i,c per
pound from the lower levels Of last week
and May contracts at the 40c level were
said TO be approaching parity with some
That delivery broke to 9.Goc and closed al
that level. with the general market closing
barely steady at net decline of so points
on April. while later months were l5 points
lower to points higher. New crop
months were relatively firm during the
tire day owing to further rains in the
South and the forecast for unsettled wealth
in the Eastern belt
There a renewal of the recent buy
ing movement at tn, opening and first
prices We're 10 to 2l points higher. Octo-
Der led the early advance selling up 10
3425 or so points above Wednesdays clos
ing figures Trade interests were among
the carly buyers but the demand from
shorts was much less active than on the
previous day and the market soon turned
easier under Increased realizing Old crop
positions sold about IS TO Is points net
lower while the new crop lost practically
all the carly gains, and last prices were
at practically the low point of the day
Trading fairly active early but be-
came comparatively quiet during the carly
afternoon; and much of the business vas
over the three-day Adjournment. The
daily detailed weather reports showed con
sidern bic rain in centra, belt sections. but
som" OF the local traders expected clearing
conditions in the belt before the rcopening
of the market on Monday morning This
view probably accounted for some selling
while thcra were also reports that the
Eastern belt spot basis WAS easing South
ern spot markets as officially reported
were unchanged 10 so points higher. ex-
cept FOR Dallas which was 30 points lower
Sales at some points showed moderate
increase. particularly at Norfolk. Middlfng
cotton Was quoted at 39.50c there, the low
est price officially quoted in any OF the
southern markets. and sales We're reported
OF 2.1T2 bales
The local spot market quiet and un-
changed at 41.I5c for middling. Sales OF
200 bales were reported.
The range OF prices follows:
Nn.I mad 1,..s
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
Office Space Scarce

Downtown Office renters are in about
IS bad predicament as uptown flat
renters. The demand for office space
in the financial district is becoming
more acute as May l and the moving
season approaches. Firms handling in
vestment securities are said to be espe-
cially active in seeking additional Office
facilities. 1t is estimated that before
the war more than 1000 concerns were
engaged in the export business. while
the present number is put at 1000 All
these seek to be as close to the Custom
House as possible. Brokerage houses
which have had to move find it almost
impossible to find new quarters. One
realty firm is said to have been offered
q bonus in securities to obtain desirable
Office space.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
Auto Shipments Held Back

A railroad man who has just returned
from a trip through the Middle West
studying transportation conditions said
yesterday that the car shortage in De-
troit is so acute that $4,000 900 worth
OF auto trucks and pleasure cars are
being held there awaiting- shipment.
The situation is so bad, he said, that
the manufacturers are using old trucks
to make deliveries. He saw no imme-
dlate relief for the situation in view of
the troubles the carriers are expert
enclng in financing their equipment
needs
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
In Wall Street
At the Stutz Post

When the doors Of the New York
Stock Exchange were flung open for
business yesterday the attention of the
members was attracted by placard
hanging upon the post where Stutz
Motor stock is usually traded in bear
ing the inscription: please omit flow
ers.' The governors of the Exchange
promptly ordered the sign removed.
But the Stutz post was the dullest place
in weeks
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
Loan Value of Stutz

A leading banker when asked ycster-
day what his institution would lend on
Stutz Motor stock in the event that it
was still traded in on the Stock En-
change in the usual way replied: Il
think we might be willing to take
Stutz as collateral for loan on the
basis of $100 share"
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
Columbia Graphophone

Recent strength in Columbia Graphic
phone is attributed by some commits
sion houses to prospects that the COM
pany will acquire control of the Victor
Talking Machine Company and also to
the probability of an extra cash divi-
dend in the near future The stock was
actively traded in in yesterdays other
wise dull market and advanced fror,
497s to 52& The CLOSING price was
81 Ia, net advance of points.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
Regular Declarations
Magnolia Petroleum's Year

Gross earnings of the Magnolia Pc
troleum Company in the year ended
December 81 last amounted to $40
sio'ooa. Operating expenses absorbed ID
earnings of S0,365 .o73. Dividends and
Federal taxes of S6,l3s,7 were paid
after which surplus was S3.o27.2I7 no.
tai nsscts Mt the end of the ycnr wcro
5 $lS2.017.559.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
Sears, ROcbuck Sales

=, Sales Of Sears, Roebuck & Co. in
March amounted to $27,477,946. or
Hlo'oSl,al7 more than in the correspond
ing period OF 1919. For the first quar-
Yer OF l?20 sales totalcd $S5,lTO,980, a
SS2,So3,S9o gain over the same quarter
VI the preceding year.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
More Talk of German Loan

A leading dealer in German internal
securities said yesterday that q Ger
man external loan would be foated in
the United States as soon as the state
of war existing between the two coun-
tries technically ends. He asserted a
tentative underwriting syndicate has
already been selected.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
Cottonseed Oil

The continued lack of demand for spot
oil had depressing influence on the mar
ket yesterday and prices were weak. de-
spite the early frmness in lard and cotton.
as we'll IS the strength in grain Longs
We're inclined TO iiquidate and the demand
was slow, While toward the c.oee the re-
action In the lard and cotton markets
seemed to induce more selling and final
prices showed net losses of IL to so points
10Y tho active positions. Total sales for the
day We're 1900 barrels.
The range 0, prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
The Dollar in FOREIGN Exchange

Sterling exchange gained one and
three quarters cents to the pound yes
terday and francs were slightly stronger.
At the Offices of ]. p Morgan & Co. it
was announced late in the afternoon
that the steamer Saxonia had arrived
with approximately S9.00O,O00 of British
gold, making Sl8,o00000 thus far this
week.
Yesterdays rates, compared with
those of week ago, follow:
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
Stocks Elk Dividend
Dividends
Extras

Merchants Bank.-An extra dividend
OF l per cent has been declared in adj
ditlon to dividend of per cent, both
payable May to stockholders of record
April Is.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02

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May Dep : pr lG2 lo7
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do pr ... 52 -
Mon 70 'cr pr oS 100
Mullins ) pr %
Nash & Nhat.l05 ll3
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do pr.... ~ 100
Nat I'm & $. 80 ~.
do p~...... ~ 100
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y d .stLlstpr ~ 5S
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y 7. q x W - 2Oi,
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
Stock Exchange Seats Sold

Howard Froclich has purchased the
New York Stock Exchange membership
Of william Shaw for 800. 900, and iona
than Bryan bought the Exchange scat
o. Edward l.. Rogers for the same con-
s!deration.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02

nah firm. unchanged a, &c; sales. 1890
bales. Charleston steady. so points higher
changed at $500: sales 2.l7l bales. Bal
timore nominal. 50 points higher at Ale.
sales nil. Augusta steady. unchanged at
40.50c: sales 1872 bales. St Louis steady
unchanged at 40. SOC; sales 55 bales Hous-
ton steady. uncha nged AZ. SOC sales 2 40
bales. Little Rock steady. unchanged at
i225c; sales 33S bales. Dallas steady 80
points lower at 43.5ec; sales 6O2 bales
Fort Worth steady, unchanged at ~ soc
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02

southern spot markets follow: Calves
ton quiet. unchanged at t5 2bc. sales 14l
bales. New Orleans steady, unchanged at
ale: sales 1,776 bales. Mobile quiet ur-
changed at 3o.75c, sales ~ bales Savan-
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
: range OF prices follows:
! i.26 Haas 1886
Cereals

Wheat-Thc market was strong with
exporters trying TO buy in the local mar
kel. ocers were limited. however. and
sssl paid for No hard and No.
red In Minneapolis prices were Ave cents
higher. with No. Northern quoted at
s. 20 TO SS.oo. H. w Snow made the con-
tition OF the winter wheat crop ~ per
cent compared with SIS last December
and 9os on April las, year. He said
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
Bid and Asked

Bid. Asked
Advance Il pr 69I7 70
Albany & Sus 100
Allis-Chal pr. sl4 S4l.
Am Ayr Chem 81 9l7,
do pr. .... s9ia SO
Am Beet = pr 81 81
Am Is S 4 + % 100
do pr. 80 23O
Am Can pr. 96 a7%
Am G * + pr ia IL
Am Ice Sec pr 81 SIS
Am I.insccd pr 93ls a6
Am Malt & G. - A.
An! Shiph.dg. -
Am : pr \ s. 50
Am Snuff. .l05 ll2
do pr. 50 30
Am Sugar pr.ll4 HI
Am Sum T pr n 9oi:
Am Tobacco. 260 2G5
Ann Arhor - la.
do pr ~ os
Asso Dry G. 4llA "a
do lst pr g., 6S
do 81 ~. "a 70
All. R,r e. Al 4
Al Coat + sxN eo7.
A G. & w In- GO cS
Auto Sales CO l37,
do pr %
Paid I. co nr 1Ool., 10o
Bait & Ohio pr 1sls a.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
Money and Credit

Shifting of funds incidental to the
payment of the April l interest and
dividend disbursements was factor
yesterday contributing to the high rate
for call loans. The renewal rate was 8
per cent, but this advanced later to 10
per cent, which prevailed at the close
Bankers expressed the opinion that this
weeks statement of the Federal Re-
serve Bank would show an improve
ment over last week.
The ruling rate for money yesterday.
compared with a year ago, follows:
Yester- Year
Call money: day ago.
On mixed collateral 49,. 9 az
On industrial collateral s )
Time money (mixcd col
lateraD:
Sixty days ... SMSls 5lh(05ai
Ninety days ...... 8G8k 5@M5%
Four months ..... 8d8E2 $40
Four to six months SM8E 5a4(q-
Bank Ciearings- clearings in
New York and other cities yesterday
were:
Exchanges. Balances
New York -. S9G2 2,276,S58 $92 1892, ,817
Baltimore -. 15,l13.60O 4G86,l85
Boston ....... 62,223,OS 1923 1896
Detroit $1,000. 17.319,09l 4387 ,496
Philadelphia :. 33,33O,568 26,14O,972
Silver London, 72hd; New York,
s1.26ia; Mexican dollars, 967sc
Sub-Treasury- United States Federal
Reserve credit balance, $50 9,443,17S.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
New Pennsylvania Railroad Financing

In well informed investment circles
the report was current yesterday that
the Pennsylvania Railroad is prepar-
ing to put out in the near future an
issue of s5O,OOO,O0 collateral trust
notes secured by general mortgage
bond. In the event that the financing
arrangement is consummated, it is be-
lieved that the proceeds from the new
securities would be used to pay off a
large portion of the companv's bank
loans Bankers usually identified with
the roads financing plans said yester-
day no definite conclusions had yet
been reached regarding a new note
issue. In other quarters, however. it
was thought that the financing would
be announced within few weeks
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
A Market Opinion

Commenting on the stock market
outlook a prominent wire house yester-
day said: "The market is enjoying an
Faster recess, and the longer it delays
further advance the more assured we
can be that the late spring will pro-
duce another market such as we had
from February 25 to March %. Stocks
do not go one way all the time, and
major movements either up or down
are divided into several sections. so
that it would be perfectly natural to
expect hesitation, rest and reaction fol-
lowing the upbidding and activity that
we have recently had"
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
Cotton Statistics
Last


points advance on the basis Of 2776d for
niddling. Sales. 1000: American. 1000
imports. 5000. all American Tenders
new docket. 1000 Futures opened steady
Al ~ to IS points advance. Closed very
steady, AT A TO IS points advance. May
-. s5d; July, 2i.95d.: October. %. cad De-
cenber. 22.29d. January, 22.0sd. Manches-
ter-I arms and cloths dull
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
Srn Bort gnscics, 9Saih.

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bcIiggcnnc oau Nprbiiocn al Sen Slpmz
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
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al ct soSt poc~occentrum. iom BET "a,
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cGret NOT Regn I'll al gioe noeen iprr
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
FRA Gppina, q. Saf.

0ien5 ie8 icnner ino @etnIirg for ct
Nar til for "Toiten". iaa piI icg Icnoc
rt9Ic Sinier bertha, inr Oct er iaa iieI.
Den, al ic no9et berfra. o. ocrior cr
het beblt at ienhe 6pra Ct Har til. 300
lien" oQ "@eo Nrnen" fan ie9 life prrc
fpruocr; han Souas or uNi ole SIug3
@ierporoigheoer. 6Uao Nuliugen an
gonr. ioa oar Den 9orlitc o~oerlia. Nh CT
Der iicroe Norct mco baarIi0 2luIina.
Seq baobe uofian GOD Milling. men iao
tom 5a9Iitorm og ilos Det aIocIes neo.
nctop iom icB 'iuIbe iGttc 9inocrcn pad
oct. Iteu iaa hauoe ri BET asillrcrct hos
Staten % Set bar en- gob Sing, iao Bet
CT taniic life Ido gait nrcb Norpnrtiian
ion1 her er Zig Snat ON.
"Slnen" Den bar urret rlulot %ins
Ter, ntcn er i Ifta8cuoc. 5tuloe nr
tnrife SnlosIernc, ion n,ad on ifripe /
Soften. Get er ian iieIocr icg Ter ira
&c Banter. Din SCR blcu a NIor ocn
20hc Scbrlnr o9 CT rnif.
Cars 8uQgcoubI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
era Sunean, SHabpma.

Soui leg ler, en- min Subitriptiou
paa Slaoet InaIi aorlnoen. iaa mda lea
i az iirabc 'anmcn uoslc @cuac til al
'ornne min Snbi!ylption ct Var lruaere.
Seq ituIpe lite al hcrc Iiot ira Sari
bauft 80, Minn1 81 li0eleoes ira Nin
ucbogo 60, Sorpo. for lea idlocr BET mir
GduIe 3icnt, ioy lea bar Ncitcpotten Al
mine SIr8tnlr9er ocr % lea IepeDe ser
/ ii adr isr les 'on III C.laboma. 0tr
bar lee MI boct / % aur. CtIaboma
a life %icttIct uoact her / Snnpeitrc
&arten. Set aattc III Gnmautc Suoia
utrue. men nj ey Set alt icttlet ~, o.
yauoct CT itcgct I &rt5. 0cu cuolu CT
her roget ION fan 'odcS ior ira % Ill.
10 Collars ~, Hcrc 90 9uuiic Qoot
%uno. Iplinacu car 0un ithitc gar al
ole Sing. men II bar bart iormc0ci
Hegn / &sit oQ / &luter, Ida Oct pdr
tdnroi n iaa SomuIocr pllttet, iao hcr
CT megct SonulN iom eucuu life er
pIu'tct. Ren III hrr %tiret prrct pcut
/ to Tiger. o8 oetlom Oct bliuer ptrt
10 Tiger Innserc. ian Dil al 8omulo prrt
/ 0uS. Mcit al Qaorc or lauct, % en-
ocI Yotetcr CT oacreot p%Iautct, Bead
trrerne % tto!iac Eiommer CT olcrcoe
bcpnunt al blouirc.
Scr CT en- be- GeI GIicbrcuoe @trt
ioulheo, % mcsct Ole CT icnot beriru.
Sna mao ies l,8c mango Sot for alt set
%rieitof, iom @Iooct bar aipct mig. vi
CT 10 crSIige Nortcr hcr rtuot Guncdn.
6. 6. Sor0cnicit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
Nrn GnrncsuiQc. Minn.

Sbct ie8 ieuocr min Subifription FOR
"2ecorahs Soften, nil ic0 6coe on Ell
Irbet Spaiterum. Seq bar moOtnact
mango Srcpe. iom ic9 buroe bape be
~iraret. Mcu cn 3iIanirg gIcnnem Sc
curahz Folrcn" uil naa man9e Here
S~lestnin9er. @crncr % Giennte, cuo ieJ
tltrNc itriue Ill paa ell llqe. Sea inar
Oel ii9e iom Ell CANNED Wnno in9oc (,
Norgc: "aierrirqeu tmrbbe NOT Iiot
pau han1 ia, men hoieu BET er "a itie CT,
ian bar NJ "a lcpet re NO. 0ien set bar
rof pTret en- brei &tntcr, "a lea bar or-
ret haarlio belle Sibeu. Wen 0uo maa
tllgtc o5 liot tbloubt. % 9ienrcm bans
Sugt IGrer ii az eIife hdmL, 90 ~ioritao.
hdn itnrcr oft III oet bebitc, iad III fan
9jerl1e ii9c Iom Eerje &iter: "Stort bar
jog milrct, men irort ie9 fit. beoit pnr
Set tanhuuoc, Oct git, iom Oct 9tt. .
ioa faar Nu hupe Sat "a @ub". ga Der
/ qarlc &arncsuiuc 9nar NOT omtrcut
aIt in unrtc Sang. nrotaaen al ri far
llot Sin" men ingcn SeosfaI0. Wcu
Set ier lo ION Oct bar runtmet belle
acknowledgment. 6cront oiloe ie9 9ier,
nc ifrcuct llot mere men blioer grcuct
for louQt, Gaor oct pei / 8oria, iao ieG
'adr lutte meo CT nerIig 0iIicn i'll
Slc9t % %cnner % "&oiteu"s itort
yGIetrcb5 8. :. @tpruo.