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New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
Cotton Market Is
Lowest at Close:
Trading Is Quiet
Early Steadiness Followed
by Dec ines: General List
OF 5 to % Points; Small
Orders G h ange Prices

f.ar.y steadiness was followed by de-
clinos in the cotton market Yesterday
owing TO Increased offerings and scat
terlng liquidation. January contracts
hroHe from 1oS0c to 1543c. and closed
at that level, with the general market
closing easy at net decline of s to 20
points.
Trading was SO quiet during the
greater part Of the day tina: small or
ders caused fluctuations. The opening
was to 10 points lower in response to
over cables, but prices rallied right
after the call on renewed covering bv
January shorts and some scattered
buying. probably promoted by overnight
reports Of an improved spot demand in
the South and the reports of progress
IN forming banking corporations to
finance exports under the Edge law.
Active montns sold about to 10
points net higher, but demand failed
to broaden and the appearance Of a few
Southern selling orders mere started in
creased local selling in the late trading
last prices we're at practically the low
point OF the day.
Southern spot markets as officially
reported were unchanged to 25 points
lower, with middling quotations
ranging from 1850 to l5.75c The LEGAL
market for pot cotton was quiet and
unchanged at Ice. No sales were re-
ported
The range OF prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18

engaged in the extensive production of
luxuries are not entitled, as a rule, to
the same rating as companies engaged
in varied lines OF necessary articles
When corporations issue statements of
earnings we can only Judge as to the
safety of their securities by these
$ atements. The last report of the
WHY'S Overland Company showed that
the preferred dividend was earned by
q good margin. Conditions have risen
which may cause directors of such
corporations to feel that conserva-
ton Of all cash resources is necessary
until the situation clears Another ex-
ample of this is the United States Food
Products Company, which has shown
earnings thus far this year equal to
more than $l2 a share, and yet the
executive committee has recommended
that the S1.50 quarterly dividend be
passed. Many people write to The
Tribune asking WY we so consistently
mention such stocks as United States
Steel preferred, American Tobacco pre-
forred. National Biscuit preferred ana
Standard Oil Of New Jersey preferred.
These companies, while affected by the
varying changes in businesS condi-
tions. are SO thoroughly intrenched
financially that their preferred stocks
are entitled TO very much higher rat
inGs than the ms jority Of preferred
issues. These companies have passed
through periods oT business depres-
sion before. If people viii insist upon
purchasing unscasoned securities, those
which have not weathered financial
storms, they must be prepared for
shocks.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
Cecilia
Sugar Corporation
Passes Dividends
Directors Vote to Omit Reg
ular Disbursements on
Common and Preferred:
Sugar Shares Unsettled

Extreme unsettlement in the sugar
market caused the directors of the
Santa Cecilia Sugar Corporation yes
terday to pass the regular quarterly
dividends due at this time on the ST.
100000 Of 7 per cent cumulative pre-
ferred stock and the 10000 shares
of common: The company had been
paying dividends at the rate of 81
sear on the preferred since last May,
and at the full per cent rate on the
preferred for more than two years.
Explaining their act on, the directors
said in forma. statements: "Owing
To the unsettled conditions Of the
sugar industry in Cuba and elsewhere
and to the uncertainties Of the fnan-
cial situation geoeIai Y. the direct rs #
tie Santa Cecilia Sugar Corporation
are convinced that the best interests
Of the company vii. lie ser,cd by with
holding declaration Of dividends on both
its common and preferred stocks for
the time being and until the conditions
referred to shall have righted them.
elves"
This development and the fact that
all Of the leading sugar refining COM
panies reduced their quotations on
the refined product brought heavy sell
ing of sugar st cks at tho ezc .ange,
with consequent heavy declines. Amer
ican Sugar common sold at S31a, the
lowest Price in m0re tran twenty
years, and closed 1ss points off, at
S41k. American Beet Sugar lost :
points, Cuba Cane Sugar comm n an
preferred declined 11s and 2'4 points,
rccnoc}ivelv
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
Unseasoned Issues Are Hazardous

scriber anything about Willys-Overland
preferred? Is reccivership Threatened
or imminent, that this sock should be
below so? l own a fair block OF 1t and
am rot only Interested in what have
bnt IN the purchase of more if the com
pany Is fairly likely to get alons.-R. J. VI.
Answer-As The Tribune has pointed
out on several occasions, a great and
sudden change may take place in the
ahalrs OF corp oration. The ma jority
OF the automobile manufacturers en-
Joyed very unusual prosperity during
the war period and for several months
thereafter. This was during the
period of imitation. The situation took
a decided turn a short time ago These
manufacturers found themselves with
raw materials on hand, still ready to
manufacture at the old rate But the
demand had less ned to a very great
extent. Bank loans, based largely
upon Inventories, were called for pay
ment, and many companies found
themselves in Il bad position. Some
have managed 20 renew these loans
for a short time But meanwhile
plants have to operate on part time.
some, in fact, having closed down for
time We do not attempt any fore
cast Of the business situation in this
column. The object is to inform in
quirers of the investme merits of
securities and to aid them if possible
in their Investment problems We
have consistently maintained that the
majority Of motor preferred stocks are
not seasoned investments. Companies
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
Foreign Trade Bank

John McHugh, chairman Of the com
mittee on organization of the Foreign
Trade Financing Corporation, yester-
day announced the following members
Of the executive committee of the or
ganization committee: Fred l. Kent.
vicepres dent Bankers Trust Com
pany; julius H. Barnes. Barnes -Ames
Company, Duluth; Paul NJ Warburg,
Thomas Z. Wilson, president w lson
& Co.; Lew's E. Pierson. chairman Of
the board, Irving National Bank; Her
bert Myrick, treasurer Orange Judd
Company, Springfield, Mass; Charles
A. Hinsch, president Fifty-third Ma
tional Bank. Cincinnati, and George Ed
Smith, pres dent Royal Typewriter
Company.
Mr.. McHugh was authorized at Chi
cago December II to name an execu-
I've. committee of nine members. in
cluding himself as chairman. This ey-
ecutive committee, which has actively
taken up its duties, is charged. under
the organ zation committee, with the
working out of various important mat
ters relative to the proposed corpora
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
Wheat Turns Up
On Export Buying;
= Shorts Take Cover.
Net Gains 81 the Close Run
From 5 X TO E Gents; Cash
Premiums Strong; Coun-
try Offers Slightly Larger

Active export buying OF wheat and
pronounced strength in the cash posi-
len caused L sharp upturn in the
market during Yesterdays session and
pr.ces closed with net gains for the
Hay cf y 70 certs.
Total export operations were esti-
mated at about ? 100000 bushels, with
"a es to the British Comm ission, as
well As to Greece. through London in
.ere.s and 10 Belgium ard Germany.
TIE days business brought the total
or the past two days up TO between
100000 and G000,0C0 bushels, and
vile country offers were said to be
J rife larger the demand readily alb
sor5ei all the wheat available and
-ssA prem iunas we're strong.
Shorts were good buyers and while
here was heavy selling at times by
Lose VINO continued TO take a bear
sh view OF the economic and financial
81 ua.:on the buying was moro ag
gressive than the selling.
TIE Cover lment report on the new
winter wheat crop showed an acreage
II z0,605 900, w;.n c.ndition of 37.9
on which II was estimated that the crcp
promise : for 550.00O,000 bushels, COM
pared with last year. crop OF $780,
5l2.oo0 In the local cash market No.
red and No hard were quoted a.
slsf C. j. f. New York.
The range Of prices follows:
The range Of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
Acreages for
Winter Wheot This Year

WASHINGIONi Dec. l7.-Smaller
aereages nsye been planted to winter
si.sa- and rye tnis fall. as compared
nth year ago, the Department O.
a;s.cllt1re reported to-day. The con-
l.ioa q the c-ors on December / was
BITTER nan On taat date year ago,
1ts was not AZ good as the ten-year
A'eFage condition on that date.
Tas department did not forecast pro
!uct.on This year's crop of winter
sis1. mounted to 580,5l@Oo0 bushels,
nd this falls acreage reduction wcalG
srsa1a. % almost u 500, 900 bushels in
ntdGct.on, based on the ten-J ear
sYersge yield.
Karsas. the leading producer Of
S;ates wheat, has planted 2 per cent
.ss area than last ycar; Pennsylvania,
yer cont; Ohio, 8 per cent; Indiana,
. per cert, Iisnois, 5 per cent, and
Fehssska, per cent.
Oklahoma has planted about the
fsme sc9eage this year, while Texas
a@s i1creaseA jts acreage 10 per cent
sld u Z niagton 7 ltr cent.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
Holds Defaufted Utility Bonds

Question: have s5 900 Kansas city
Railway bonds, which defaulted payment
last year. VIII you tell me II there ~
any chance of the railroad getting on its
f'et again, and II II would be wise TO sell
the bonds II there is market for them p
K. n H.
Answer-Until plan OF reorganza-
ton Of the Kansas City Railways has
been formulated We cannot give an
opinion on the bonds. At present it
IS difficult to obtain new capital
for pub ic utility reorganizatlons.
1t probably viii be a rather long
drawn out affair in this case II you
cannot afford to wait you could sell
your bonds and invest the proceeds in
good investment sec lrit.es However,
the prices arc rot very alluring. The
first mortgage per cent sell for about
2S per cent, the second mortgage per
cent for about 16 per cent and the
second mortgage per cent for about
10 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
Brake Shoe Preferred and Morris Notes

Question-Are the following safe invest
ments: Preferred stock American Brake
Shoe and Foundry Company at S6 ten~ycar
gold nolos of Morris & Co (rcceHt issue Of
$1500O,000) at 9S?--W. l.. S.
Answer-Thc American Brake Shoe
and Foundry Company is sound cor
roration. Recently there was a re-
pitalization, whereby the present pre-
ferred issue is about the same as the
total of old preferred and common is
sues Therefore. the present preferred
lock is not in our op Mon, entitled 20
rs good a rating as before. TIE old
preferred was entitled to all dividends
ter each class had received per cent.
Now the preferred is limited to Der
cent. However, earnings have been
asnple to care for this payment and
leave a good margin ever. We regard
the preferred stock as entitled TO a
good rating The Morris & Co. bonds
arc sound, in our opinion.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18

Southern Spot Markets-Galveston quiet
unchanged at l5.25c. sales 1850 bales. New
orleans steady ur urchanged at "A. 75c: sales
3,3+5 bales Mobile nominal UNCHANGED at
47sc; sales GO bales. Savapnah and
Charleston steady, unchanged at 15.75c
sales nil. Norfolk quiet unchanged at l5c :
sales 57o bales. Augusta quiet, 13 point i
lower At l5c; sales 1875 bales. Memphis
quiet. unc hanged at 15c; sales 2,7O0 bales
Houston steady 25 port IS lower at 1425c
sales $3.50 bales. Little Rock quiet. ur-
changed at lac; sales 1.e79 bales. Dallas
81 ady, 20 points lower at 3.90c; sales g.
534 bales. Fort Worth steady 25 points
lower at 1850; sales $500 bales.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST


Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Title
Guarantee and Trust Company will be
held at the Office Of tho Company, i76
Broa dway, Borough of Manhattan. City
Of New York, on the 18th day of January
1921, at 80 o'clock in the afternoon, and
that the annual election OF Trustees Of
said company in the place of those
whose terms win expire and Of three IN
"Oe"tors of Elect ion to serve for the sue
ceeding year. will be held at the same
place. on the same dav. between the hours
of AS and PAS In the afternoon.
J. WRAY CLEVELAND,
Decen Der is, 1920. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18

Holders OF Bonds to Bearer mus, eithe~
prodace their Bonds A. the Meeting G
deposit their Bends with any Bank o.
Trust Company. and obtain a Voting Ger.
tf~ate OF Deposit in the prescribed forIa
emitting them 10 attend either personally
or by Proxy at the Meeting. Res,sterel
Bondholders can attend the Meeting per
sonally without production Of their bonds
b If they de ire TO attend by Proxy thew
must deposit their bonds IN the r,anne-
above mentioned. Copies ot the form a
Voting Certificate of DEPOSIT ana prox,-
can be obtained at any or the OFFICES men
TONED below
Voting Certificates or Deposit anG
Proxies should be deposited as cary a,
possible before the date of the Meeting a.
any oI the Office mont oncd belov
PARlS-Societe Generate pour favoriae :
le Jvveloppement du Conllnerce {. Il,
Vlndustrie en- France. ~ Rd Haussnann.
Rue d'Antin. ~
LoNDoN-Bank OF Scotland. 80 Bishops.
BRu ssEIs--MM. II wauters J csus.
set 4 Gle. 26 Bd- BischoNsAc!lrl. N'
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
-Four full columns Of in.
restment questions and an.
stcers are published in The
Tribune every Sunday.
Financial t Items

John II: Fulton. OF the National City
Bank of New York. has been elected a di-
rector of the Crucible Steel Company ot
America.
George NJ. Reynolds VIII resign as prcsi-
dent OF the Continental and Commercial
National Bank IN favor OF his brother. Ar
thur Reynolds but VIII be chairman of the
board.
Joseph McCurrach. New York agent Of
the Rance Naclonai ultramarino. an
Ecunc"d that this institution has opened
Oiuccs in ChaVcs and R-Eoa Portugal
making Il total of thirty offices IN that
country.
The Guaranty Trust Company OF New
York has been appointed iruste. under the
mortgage of the Metropolitan Edison Com
btny dated November T. under which pro-
Nisinn Inns been made for the issuance Of
S"rfrs a rcfuntius and innrovement S PEI.
vent fifteen year gold bonds. datvd Nover-
Der and due November /. 1885
Richard L. Cowan. formerly an officer or
the Canadian Bank of Commerce, has be r.
come aHso lated with Harvey A. Willis &
TO- IN charge OF the Investment service for
banks and financial Institutions.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
The
Chatham e Phenix
National Bank

OF TIE CITY OF NEW YORK
The annual meeting of the share.
Of the Chatham & Phcnix
National Bank ot the City of N.w
York for the election of directors
and transaction of any other bust
ness which may be brought before
said meeting will be held at the
banking house of said association,
No. 149 Broadway, in the Borough
Of Manhattan. in the City of New
York, on Tuesday, January llth,
1921, at II o'clock noon.
BERT l.. HASKTNS,
Vice-Pres. & Cashier.
New York. Dec. 9Th. 1920.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
Investment
Information

Questions Of geyerrl interest 10 in
rr,to1s stsU be dnsirered in this csi-
urn, in raich case only initials ui!!
be used Others ,cll be ansoered by
moil Address all ,nou,ries. tncios.
ing a stamped, addressed enuelopc. to
F,no ncial Editor, The Tribune, lsI
Nassau Street. Ne,o Yors City.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
517 Chestnut street. phlladelphia. Pa.
DIVIDEND NOTICES
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND
EAST RIVER NATIONAL BANK

Dccember Is, 1H90.
The Board OF Directors Of this Bank
have to-day declared a semi-a annual divi
dend at the rate of l2 per cent per annufn
on the Capital STOCK of this Bnmk paya-
BE on January ?, 1921. 10 Stockholders OF
record at the close OF business December
81, 1920. Transfer books viii remain closed
from December q. 1890. to December 81,
1920, both inclusive.
A. II. GIBSON. Cashie-
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
Refined Sugar Again
Drops to L0,uer Price

current Year
Sugar. granulated. lb. .o7so COS .sS .os
Coffee. Rio No. 7.. .06as 15n
Coffee. Santos, No T.. .las.@.lSls .2S
heinels announced fur.hci price re-
9uetlons Yesterday, new lists varying
from 7.90 to 8 cents a pound. less ;
per cent for cash. Demand was not
st mulated, however. There were no
further price changes in raws. but
sales of Porto Ricos at previous prices
we're announced. Futures eased off
after an advance and showed net de-
cllnes OF l to 7 points at the close.
The range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
-orn Morket Strong
On 4ctire COrering

The corn market was strong aud
atsiye throughou, the day, closing
min ret gans o. 2%zc to 3Hc. Shorts
ssse tae pri~ cipai buyers, although
xs,e. vas heavy hvying credited TO
'sseiD1 cash houses in the West In
~ lreei cash morket No, yellow
~ qgDfed At es+t; No. 2 mixed,
@%e { i. f. Kew Yo-k ten days' snip
Yest~raay's Previous Year
7~a,w. sassa ,os74 ;I.7ln
+, T. '7.@.' '.'..... Il ~ q s1~ ~ '1ssos
oass~rne OATS nnarket war act:ve at
~Fn YoD9 demand from shorts
- t''sr.s e-osrd firm witn nri iYanrTs
49, - ~ fs7h ir'"Fests IN ne ". @t
''S7FN . efEaf.y ffTr~r ton@.
- ie'ai ea1n soatEet 10. wn'tn
- >fhfse ~sre quoted At C2c. 10. ,
- >ie - white. 1sx faneJ
p1 mite. ff}z ~ s1c ordinary
s-Dsf witt. Z: u stAe. Ali s>*yatof
Y.zt@.0a1's rreyIops year
waf.. sosi ;o.sl soss1,9t
u -.,..---.. 4zz ~ nv
sss~~ Assket firm.
s. ~ eeaay's Previous Year
- Z NsxernStsz ti7s slsiA
f~af md Heai --lso,s Dcns mere.
fe@te5esIs Ff4n,aA Year
fS',sx y - eeWpssss 7s@5zs tlsSo
s.'h.,@@i. mann zztWzG9 a.7tWs.oo
r. @,ef >tDWz.<1 z.L1uz.s5 >.sozs IN
- -..-t nm IN ~ ta>SS
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
Il
KEYNOTE
in
WORLD TRADE

Bernard M Baruch assisting
of
Recently War
delivered
n full n its morning andev evening edit
The investing business financial information
Journal than possibly
his a hund
That why The Wall Journal circulation steadily
subscriber
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
Disappointed by Southern Pacific

Ouestion-I purchased some time ago
ten shares of southern Pnc!fic stock at 10.
that when it announced It's
sc greeation plan thr stock would go up,
but instead the stock has decreased several
points. win YOU please advise me the
best course I should take. whether to sell
my rights aud hold the stock keep the
stock anr pay the $l5 per share for the OF!
stock want to AT least break even on
this proposition If I can? How is ii that
there is a market for the oil stock when
! HOW Is no stock issued vet III. =.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

tEyl5TUdY. eHT aEO.
Live beef fair to
prime, 100 lbs ss.oO@l1.5o s12.5O0le5o
y d beef.
sides. ID ...,. .l2@ 20 '.16@ .26
Live veqls. COM
loc lbs ...... 12oo@l7.5o 17oo@2soo
y e d veal,
city. lb ..... .16W 20 .24W "a
Live ewes, 100
lbs :......... $500 $50 7.oo@1oOo
Dressed mutton,
city 10 ... .070 .13 .12@ .lS
Live lambs fair
to prime 100
lbs .......... II 00Dl2.25 1900 10 90
Dressed lambs
city, ID ...... .22N .2S ESQ 80
Hogs. l00 lbs 1050G 100 1900 y l42t
Dressed n OBS
bacon, III. ..... .f5i2 q .16 coz % 81
Pork, bbi....... $500 GD30.00 46.5oQ0 -
Mess beef Dbl .. 19.00Qo20.G0 22.00 6Q23o0
Lard. NJ / d dl
West, 100 lbs. IA. 4.O0Gl4.1o 23b0Gp23,60 0
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18

Conce Futures-Priccs advanced sharply
yesterday on better reports from primary
markets and an improvement in Rio ex-
change on London, an upturn OF 25 to so
points being reached Final prices ,yare
Is to 90 points higher.
The range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
Answer-It must have been apparent

Answer-1t must have been apparent
Southern Pacific stock selling 20 poin's
above Atchison common was discount
ing some event. AS a matter of fact.
Southern Pacific has not been as good
an Garner as Atchson, both paying 6
per cent These events are almost IN
varably overdiscounted We cannot
advise you what to do. If you wish to
become stockholder in an oil CON-
pany. you may subscribe for the stock.
The lands are said to be very valuab bic.
There is often a market for securities
before they are actually issued. The
plans for this new company have al
ready been announced, ana the stock
is traded in when, as and if issued.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
FINANCIAL

NOTICE-SrALED Proposals wilt he
received until p. m. December 81 1920,
at at the office Of the rcnnsylyania Company
nu;ties. Trustee. for the sale to It OF as
n,anv o. the Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad Stock Trust Certifca tes
as s136, 90 viii purchase. The Offering
at the lowest price not exceeding par. cost
ing in the aggregate not more than t,e
amount statcd,'will be accepted, the parties
offering them advised az once. nd payment
made January 2, 1921. upon proper assign
,nent of the certificates. Proposals should
be indorsed "Proposals for sale Of p
W. G. r. E. r. stock Trust Certiicates'
and addressed to
TIE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY
for lnsurances on Lives and Granting
Annuitfes.
b17 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia Pa
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY con
Germ:
/. }. peillips & Co. auctioneers, once
1853 Broadway, will offer at Exchange
s9lssroon' s.. No No "a vesey Street. New york
az ~ so T. NJ. Eleven Thousand Dollars
Sl1,00o) Sc Thirty Year Gold Bonds Of
Long Beach Power Company. principal due
May 1T, l94o,-intcrest payable May 8,
and November 1st, coupons from and in
Guiding May LIST, 1912. attached.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
I our Per Cent.

per annnm on al Sums Of 5000 and
upward emitted thereto, and not ex-
eeedi1g $1,000, payable on and alter
Jan och 1921.
THE DIVIDEND will he credited to
p'pcsitors a principal ian. LIST, 1921.
DEPOSITS made on or before Jan
.0th, 1921, viii draw interest from
a. lst, 1921.
Liberty Loan Bords belonging to
Depositors are being received FOR safe
Asering without charge.
WALTER TRtMELE. President
LEWIS Is GAWTRY. lst Vice President
GEORGE E ROOSEVELT. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
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Liverpool Cotton Statistics
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 17.-The weekly
cotton statistics are: ahoat, all kinds,
257,O 900 bales American, 21S 900.