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Washington Journal., 1920-12-24

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Washington Journal., 1920-12-24

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Washington Journal., 1920-12-24
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Washington Journal., 1920-12-24
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Washington Journal., 1920-12-24
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The Washington times., 1920-11-19
BUSINESS AND FINANCE
Stable Prices at NelU
Levels, Country's Need
ADVANCING
WASHINGTON'S INTERESTS

Francis Son president Of the Trust Company
New York. speaking the meeting of the National Indus
a Traffic League held the Hotel Aston that city last night said
AL factors credit conditions with
money rates, during the part Of 1921.
with business and stable basis Is
prospect Mr. Ssson pointed adding I'VE should plan accord
ingy
realities and those realities and act"
reviewing brought the
explained that they largely the and while the exist
ing readustment period necessarily painful the wholesome
and beneficial and fundamentally conditions in the United
states sound.
What the country his opinion sterilization OF
prices levels that will bring back into markets lie
said:
prices of basic commodities such steel and coal recee and
retail prices fall lower find Staring point
I'VE need them do everything our power get COMMONLY
markets stabilized possible and avoid the dangers OF pro-
ionged economic depression"
order that goods
be offered prices which will revive buying There still vast
unsafd all kinds Of products throughout the world
pointed out but prices must with
The withholding of goods from the market well as every
marketing them lessons the available supply OF
credit by freezing the credit required to the goods until they
fully recy the credit business shoud
also be relieved of heavy taxes" . 81,
which sterilization business brought about will
also depend DEVELOPMENTS in foreign countries especially
ered throughout the Of the period OF and
considered Of its main concerns by
American bankers.
The Washington times., 1920-11-19

the latter class contains bonds that
are fairly secure. II the writer him
self. however. were going to make q
bond Investment he would buy only
the highest class, such az Atehtses
general -. Union Pacific - (sny Of
the i'sD, Chicago aud Northwesteru
gea~raI 5S. southern Pacific As (foT-
meriy convertible), Pennsylvania IS.
and Illinois Central - OF 1882.
Here is list of bonds that any
man well may be- proud 10 own. They
are long term issues, and are now
selling very much below the record
highs, and will sell there again In
our opinion before long. Any New
York stock exchange house main
tanning branch offices in this city will
be glad to MI your order. Command
us for further advices II you desire
IL. w. g., siAth street nortkwest
VIII you kindly give me the pres
ent status of the Midland oil Con-
pnny, incoruorated at Los Angeles.
Cal. in 1900? have not heard from
this company since 1902. when I
made an investment.
Also please give me the present
standing OF the Frohman Amuse-
ment Company. of New York. r..
Answer-We have no information
regarding Midland Oil Company. In
corporated in Los Angeles some time
in 1900. You might write to A. w.
Coote. GA South Spring street, Los
Angeles.
II you are thinking of putting any
money into FrOhman Amusement Cor
poration with view to obtaining q
satisfying investment we should ad-
wise you that the stock does not
meet your requirements. 1t 10 a
highly speculative proposition. in our
opinion. and we do not care to recon-
mend II.
The Washington times., 1920-11-19
new YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10 Cotton open.
ing: December, 1890: January. 10 90:
March. 1910: May. 1905; June. 1895:
July. 10; August, 10; September, 1850
bid; October, 1878.
New low records for the present
decline we're noted at the opening OF
the cotton market today. some of the
late months selling under the 16c
level. Weakness at Liverpool was
supplemented by rumors of n severe
break in Egyptian cotton. Both Liv.
erpool and local spot concerns sold at
the start here. but Southern wire
houses purchased.
The pressure lessened somewhat
after the opening. and prices held
barely steady around frst levels.
There were evidences OF considerable
covering at the new low mark by
traders who believed that the market
after It's severe break was entitled TO
a rally
The Washington times., 1920-11-19
NOBLE OIL AND Gas CO.
SHOWS BIG EARNINGS

The Chas. F. Noble oil & Gas Com
pany's gross earnings for the third
quarter ending September so. are re-
ported at ;2.33s,467 against gross
earnings for the second quarter of
$1.552.9Il. and a net of $s3S.ll1
against the previous quarter Of
S554.6s3.
The increase in earnings Is partly
accounted for by the operation OF the
new 5000 barrel refinery. which
started operations in June. The net
earnings for the third quarter are
equivalent to over SO per cent on the
common stock after making al
iowance for dividends on the pre-
ferred stock.
The capitalization of the Noble Oil
Sc Gas Company now outstanding Is
100000 preferred and $9.50O.000
common. The common stock Is
actively traded in on the New York
Curb, while the preferred stock Is
listed on the Detroit stock exchange.
The cashinghead gasoline plant OF
this company, located at Burk-Bur-
nett, Texas, Is the largest in the
world. and has a capacity OF $4,000
gallons Of gasoline per day.
The Washington times., 1920-11-19
BASE STEEL PRICES
TOBE MAINTAINED
Unsuitable Rise Foregone in In
terests of Sterilization, Says
Gary statement.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1o.-The present
base prices for iron and steel prod
ucts will be maintained by the United
States Steel Corporation ano all It's
subsidiary companies, II was ON
cially announced here toda" by ri
bert II. Gary. chairman of the boaru
Of directors.
In a formal statement dealing with
present business conditions. Judge
Gary said:
sour subsidiary companies have
consistently and uninterruptedly
maintained the base selling prices OF
all iron and steel commodities which
were mutually hxed by representa-
tives OF the iron and steel interests of
the United States and representative
OF the Government on March II. 1919.
"Since that time the producing
costs OF all manufacturers OF iron
and steel--lncluding an advancement
600 per year to the steel corporation
900 per year TO the stell corporation
and larger freight rates-haye ma
terially increased. Under usual cir
cumstances We would be justified In
making additions to the average base
prices.
However. after deliberate and
careful consideration. we have de-
cided to recommend to the presidents
Of our subsidiary companies that the
present base selling prices OF all COM
modities continue in force unless and
until II becomes necessary and proper
to make changes to meet altered
conditions.
1--WE think stability in business II
OF the highest importance. and that
every man. to the extent OF his op-
The Washington times., 1920-11-19
IS
Due T0B|GL 0SSES
Causes Another Break in Stocks
as Call Money Rate Reaches
s Per Cent.
BY MAN kASE.
International news Service.

NEW YORK. No.. l9.-Forced
liquidation, due to the heavy losses
suffered in values during the past
few weeks, caused another break in
the stock market today. on which
new low records for the year were
made in a number of issues.
Call money renewed at Z per cent
ard them dropped to per cent but
little attention was paid to this
factor.
Sentiment was more cheerful dur
ing the first hour on the statement
Of International Mercantile Marines
Financial position. the declaration of
the regular dividends of United
States Independent alcohol and OF
Chandler motors.
The Washington times., 1920-11-19

u. VI. Met, L. notwithstanding
some OF your very kind answers TO
financial questions In The Times, l
feel that you can be OF some serV-
lee to me and want to ask you as
10 the affairs OF the Pittsburgh TIN
Plate nad steel Corporation. | hold
some stock OF this organization
and as an installment is due ! want
10 ask your advice as To whether /
should pay up. l feel as though IL
is up to me ITO lose all and forget
It,"
Answer-We do not advise you to
pay out any more money on your con-
tract 10 purchase Pittsburgh lin Plate
and Steel cOrpSratisa stock The
stock appears 70 US to be- practically
worthless. and, as matter OF iact.
II always has been 30. We have ad
vised many persons to leave II alone
because we regarded 1t as a deceit
full promotion scheme, There Is abb
sClutely no market value for your
and therefore you could not
sell IL you desired to do so, You have
made an unfortunate speculation.
w H., Rosemont. AIexsndris. Va.
Il would like to invest in six dit
ferent long term railroad bonds, and
want to ask you to inform me
which. In your opinion. are the best
from the safety standpoint, interest
yield. and why.
Answer-You state that you would
like to invest in six different long
term railroad bonds with view to a
wide margin OF safety and good In
terest yield. There are. roughly
speaking. three classes OF railroad
bond investment: The very highest
grade, the medium grade, the low
grade.
1t 10 the writer's opinion that even
The Washington times., 1920-11-19
LOCAL SECURITIES.
washI,stsn stock Exchange
SALES.

Washington Gas s-Sb,oo0@6.
s5.o0o176H. 31.oOo07s. $i.oooU7e.
36.Ooo975%.
Capital Traction 6's-$5, 000GS7,
$5.000@87. 5000 @s7.
Riggs Realty uong) 6's-$l.0o06
S7h.
Commercial Bank-2@l71.
Columbia Graphaphone - 1890
1874 l-200l2h.'
After call
Pot. Elec. Cons. 5's-$l .000@S2l1.
Wash. Ry. Gen. s--$l,000@Ss.
$1,000QS9. $3.0009s9.
Capital Traction-59 85L.
The Washington times., 1920-11-19
SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CON
GRESS.

Thomas r. Preston, president OF
the Southern Commercial Congress,
today announced that the next an
nual convention OF the Southern Com
mercial Congress will be held in
Washington, March LIST to 3rd. i'm
mediately preceding the Inauguration
OF the t&enty-ninth President of the
United States.
Mr.. Preston said: "The theme Of the
Congress will relate to the legisla-
tive program to be undertaken by the
Congress OF the United States for the
solution OF the internal problems Of
the United States and the related
question as to international recon
struction. The convention will be
conducted along lines purely nom
partisan, but the voice OF the South
will be heard in it's Interpretation
Of the vital problems confronting the
nation.
1--WE will bring to the platform the
greatest minds of our own and other
lands for a comprehensive discussion
Of these important questions and il
Is planned to bring the South to
Washington in great numbers for
participation in the Congress. There
has been no time since the consdera-
ton OF the reconstruction program
following the war between the States
when there has been a greater de-
mand for consecrated statesma ship
In meeting our national problems and
in fixing our international relations"
The Washington times., 1920-11-19
GARYs STATEMENT HELPS.

Judge Gary's statement that the
present prices of steel products of
the steel corporation would be main
tanned helped the steel shares. How
ever. after the early upturns. the
market had a violent break. losses Of
from two to six points being suf-
fered.
Corn products was under severe
pressure on reports that the company
contemplated a reduction in the regu-
lar common stock dividend, and drop
per to a new low for the year. How
ever. when President Bedford of the
corporation denied that there is any
thought OF reducing the dividend the
stock rallied.
The heaviest losers were the steel
shares. nearly all of these issues
falling to the lowest prices for the
year. Steel common after advancing
in the early trading slumped. Beth q.
lehem Steel b broke over five points.
Crucible Steel was points lower.
Baldwin Locomotive also yielded.
The Washington times., 1920-11-19
H, J. HEINZ co. NOTES.

NEW YORK. Nov. 19.-Goldman,
Sachs G. Co.; Lehman Brothers, Union
Trust Company. of Pittsburgh. and
T.. Naumberg & Co. comprised the
syndicate handling the Issue OF
100000 ten-year notes for H. j.
Heinz Company, of Pittsburgh. Pa,
makers of the fifty-seven varieties
end other food products.
This issue had been oversold before
q public Offering was made.
The Washington times., 1920-11-19
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Nov. io.--what opened
~ to go lower. Corn started >,
20 &C. lower, and oats were OF !,
TO lac.
Opening prices: Wheat Deem
Der. I.70dL1s: March. 1,G7mi67ls.
Corn--Decembcr. COS. aGOii May.
T4h to ~; July. 75h to 1914.
The Washington times., 1920-11-19
pERsnNAL MENTION.

President Francis NJ. Savage. OF the
Northwest Savings Bank. Is enjoying
a rest at Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1920-11-19
NEW YORK sUBTREAsURy

The New York Subtreasury gained
$4,000 from the banks on Thursday.
reducing the cash net loss since Fri
day of 81, 638, 900. according to advices
received here today.
The Washington times., 1920-11-19
MARINE PREFERRED RESPONDS.

Marine preferred responded to the
good statement issued by the di-
rectors with an upturn of over 2
points. The stock later reacted sew
eral points. American International,
after selling above Al, slumped. At
lantic Gulf yielded s points from the
high and United Fruit dropped 9
points from the high.
Mexican Petroleum yielded over
points from its top price of the fore
noon. while Independent Alcohol. af-
ter advancing dropped to a new low
for the year. American Sugar also
touched a new low. International
Paper fell to a new low and Chand-
Ter Motors on announcement of the
regular dividend. advanced and then
fell. The rails fell with the rest OF
the list.
The Washington times., 1920-11-19
FINANCIAL
United States
Tobacco Industry
Dominates the World

Fifty BILLION cigarettes
Uncle Sans production the
last fiscal year!
The exact figures are So
448,541,6S9, as announced by
the Treasury Department dur.
ing the week of October 18th.
a period of great activity in
the shares of all tobacco
stocks. The statistics show a
production increase of 32%
over 1919. and stress the i'm
portance of the Tobacco indus
try in American Commerce.
II has been calculated that
$40, 900 invested in the Amer
lean Tobacco Company In 1907
would have grown to over
100000, and that $4,000
then invested in the United
Cigar Stores would be worth
S750,000 today, exclusive Of
cash and special bonuses. All
Of which would indicate that
there are just such oppor-
tunities existing today for
participation In the Tobacco
industry ss there were a num-
Der Of years ago.
we offer n limited number of
shares OF the
Frishmuth Bro. & Co., Inc.
Manufacturer Tobncco and
Cigarettes
Philadelphia, u. S. A.
Established 1910
Preferred Stock 500
,er share and interest to
yield 81.
For further information, cni,,
write or rhone.
Fradkin & Meh'man
Investment Securities.
McGill Bldg, Wash, d. c.
Phones Main 4.2s. Main GIT.
The Washington times., 1920-11-19
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The Washington times., 1920-11-19
new BANK HOURS
ARE POSTPONED
Washington Clearing House in
Interest Of Harmony Holds Up
Enforcement to June 9.

local banking circles, the Washing
ton Clearing House Association at its
special meeting held I'm the board
room OF the National Metropolitan
Bank last evening decided TO post
pone the enforcement OF its newly
selected hours until June o of next
year.
Legal counsel was In attendance
AT the meeting and II Is understood
that the Clearing House Was fully
advised a. to its position In the mat
ter. but the feeling predominant ting
among the banks was that nothing
should be done at this time which
might serve to cause III feeling among
some OF III" clty's banks.
To ALLOW MORE DISCUSSION.
I'VE have postponed the matter.
said a prominent member OF the
Clearing House today" so that ali OF
US may have more tine TO fully con-
slider the matter OF what shouli be
proper hours for the District banks.
Here he took occasion to point out
that the members OF the Clearing
House do not want 10 be put In the
attitude OF trying to cram down the
threats OF any banker in the city
any special set OF hours which may
be Injurious TO the banking business
here, and for that reason the post
ponement was decided upon.
During the months which intervene
before June o, IL Is expected that
many discussions " the proposed
hours of the closing house and bank
ers who are now objectirg will pos
sibiy be able to get different views
of the general situation than they
now have, II is explained.
IN INTEREST Oh HARMONY.
However, at any event. the WASH
ihgton Clearing House leaders. it is
pointed out, do not want to be placed
in the position OF any attempted an
tasonism to the general good OF the
banking business here, and for that
reason are willing to take the step
in retTeat--if some bankers may care
to call IL so--in the interest of har-
mOny here with the thought that the
time given for consideration will at
least give more opportunity to dis
cuss the matter. than has been af-
forded up to this time.
LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE.
Again bonds predominated in the
trading on the Washington Stock Ex-
change. the session today showing
considerable business IN "dsHiHkto ION
Gas SIS. Potomac Electric Console
dated SIS. Capital Traction IS, Riggs
Realty Qong) SIS, and Washington
Railway gen. SIS. Stocks OF CONNER
cial National Bank. Columbia GRAPHIC
phone and Capital Traction also fg-
ured in the business OF the day.
In five sales at the opening wash
ington Gas SIS to the extent Of $1,000
sold at &C. $4,000 at 1914, and $4,000
at 75%. while in three sales of Capital
Traction 5's aggregating $4,000 the
price remained firm throughout at 81.
The trading in riggs Realty Qong)
Is was confined to the sale Of a $1,000
bond at S7h.
Two shares of Commercial National
Bank changed hands at III. while
1920, /, and 1-20 OF Columbia Graphic
phone went at 1914.
Following call a $1,000 Potomac
s sold at SOL. and $4,000
In Washington Railway gen. 6's at
SO. The closing sale included five
shares Of Capital Traction at S5i4.
The Washington times., 1920-11-19
DIVIDEND NOTICE

MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE co.
BROOKLYN, N. r., Nov. 16. 1899.
DIVIDEND 100.
A regular quarterly dividend Of az per
cent on the capital stock OF MergenthaleF
Linotype Company Will be paid on Decen,-
Der 81, 1920. 10 the stockholders Of record
as they appear at the close of business on
December 4, 1920. Tho Transfer Books
will not be closed.
JOS T. MACKET. Treasurer.