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The New York herald., 1921-01-14
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Volume liquidation in oils and steels
during the final half of yesterdays Con-
soldated Stock Exchange trading in
duced recessions Of . TO more than 8
points In active issues OF those groups
decline Of sH In Crucible. TO 94h
and one of 6is In Mexican Petroleum.
to 160M, being outstanding features.
That selling demoralized the balance OF
the industrials, and substantial losses
In those Issues followed t. Rails. in
which were fair early gains. later swung
In line with the downward movement.
and most OF those properties ended with
net losses for the day.
Republic Steel was offered down 4
points to 69I4 United states Steel 1 u.
70 S2% vanadlum. 3%. to sen Beth
lehem steel y, 215. 20 5SA Baldwin
Locomotive. 3lk. TO Sosk: Pan-Amer-
lean, ga. to IAN Transcontlnental
~ to 10, Studebaker, 2Js. TO 50% I;
Pierce Arrow. IA, TO 24is Marine, IA
TO 15is; Marine preferred. 4. to go /;
American International 3ia. to 44A !;
Atlantic Gulf. az. to 70H American
Smelling. to 37h General Asphalt. as .
to 54ss. and Retail stores. 2% TO 54L
Allied Chemical yielded 2%. TO 52A :
United States Rubber. 2 n. 10 e7Ts In
ternationai Paper, 3, to 57M: Corn
Products. 3A TO 6S1 Industrial Alco-
hol. 2h, TO 67A: United states Food
1%. 70 90: Famous Players, az, to
51&; Reading. ., TO s4h; Southern
The New York herald., 1921-01-14
Profits and Taxes.

We are al the moment having.il
trations Goth of the injustice and of
the unreliability. as a form OF Gov
ernment income, of the excess profits
tax in Canada and the United States.
Business men who in a time Of high
prices would not regard whatever
value they might put upon merchan-
disc in stock at the close Of their
financial year as anything but a pro
forma method OF closing their books.
and who would keep large balances in
Profit and Loss Account as a con-
tingency against a fall in prices. are
forced to fix price for such merchan-
disc. and also to fix, TO the satisfaction
of the Government, the reserves 10 ho
Kept against such re-valua.ion AS a
result, IN the United States at the mo-
ment, countless firms who in the great
fall In commodity prices have los
large share OF all that has been ms-~
In several past years. look in vain fo.
that so-called excess profit" which
tho Government exacted from them.
and ] fear that there are at least
considerable number of business estab-
lishments in Canada in the same pre-
dicament. The Government Is TO be
partner In the business when profits
are made, but not when losses are
made. Ii Is obvious that such a form
OF revenue must be subject to too
great contingencies 20 be reliable. In
the interest Of all we must find sys-
tenn OF taxa ton which will do the least
possible mischief to enterprise. instead
CT making men unwilling to take new
risks because the Government seizcs
so much of the results when there arc
any and does not share either the risk
CT the loss.
While we must for the time being
levy enough taxes in some form to
pay our interest charges. and to make.
as we hope. some steady If slow reduc-
tion Of the national debt, we should
always bear in mind that IL is only by
the growth of our national income
that we can expect again to reach .
time when taxes will not be a drag
upon our prosperity.
The New York herald., 1921-01-14
ADVERTISEMENT.

AT the Annual Meeting of Tine
Canadian Bank Of Commerce held in
, Toronto on Tuesday last the Presidert.
Sir Edmund Walker. delivered an adj
dress in which he dealt at length with
Some of the postwar problems Of
Canadian finance. 1t is of interest to
know what Canada is doing for her
soldiers in the way of pensions and
placing them on the land.
In connection with land settlement
and postwar work for our soldiers,
recent report of the Soldier Settlement
Board is encouraging. The plan pro-
v.des for loans for buying land up to
$4,000, or 80 per cent. of the value. in
each case, amortized over 25 years on
the basis of per cent. interest per
annum. and for loans up to $4,000 for
stock or equipment, payable in six
amortized payments on the same in
terest basis, and Of $1,000 for perma-
nent improvements payable in the
same manner as the land purchase.
Over $1,000 soldiers have applied under
the plan. over $1,000 have qualified
and 10000 are already on the land.
while over 1000 are in training with
farmers. To settle these 10000, slight
ly under 80 million dollars has been
necessary, as against a possible $50
millions under the Act. Soldiers have
made first payments amounting to
four millions, while crops have al
ready enabled further payments Of
nearly two millions to be made. In
the prairie provinces alone, the soldier
farmers have produced about 20 mill
lion bushels of grain.
The care taken In estimating the
qualifications of each applicant for
successful farming, in selecting the
land, in buying stock and implements,
the latter at wholesale prices. in coun-
selling and aiding IN many ways those
who have not yet made good-all sug-
gest an admirable effort to carry out
a plan OF land settlement, the i'm
portance Of which reaches far beyond
the mere aid to the returned soldier.
although that is the prime considera-
ton. Where there are applicants who
cannot make the initial payment, the
various bodies aiding distressed SOL
diers are appealed to. and, of course,
there are failures after all precautions
have been taken. In $50 cases, involv-
ing an investment by the Government
of S575,000, only about $4,000 was
lost. The report closes with sugges-
tions regarding band settlement gen.
orally, which it is hoped will have the
consideration due to such an impor-
tant question.
The New York herald., 1921-01-14
PRODUCE.

BUTTEH-Creamery, higher than extras.
ID, oflkgooc.; extras. 92 score, 53izQ54c. /;
50 score. s46b47c. seconds. So TO 81 score.
36d42c.: lower grades, 33G35c.; unsaIted.
higher than extras, 57,ka5sc.; extras, $500
BIC: firsts. 45d55c. seconds. 36d43c.; held
or storage. high scoring. 51izdD5oc extras.
50l1151c.; firsts. 43tzd49c. seconds, 346D4Ic :
Lower Lower grades. 2saa2c.: Danish casks. fresh.
a.a3sc. state dairy tubs. finest. 51@52c. ;
good TO prime, 43n50c. common to fair 3O7
SIC; ladies'. current make. firsts. 26af2sc (;
seconds. 22a23c.; lower grades. 2oa2ic. I:
psckinE pso M stock dS current make. No. !, 21k9
CHEEsE-state whole milk. held. carly
made. rats. specials. lb. 2s92s1kc. fall
made, 26ff26ixc. average run, c402Jikc /:
fresh fresh specials. 2t,h92sltc: average run. 53a
specials. 25ikM2sc.: average run, o46r25c' !.
Wisconsin WIS held flats; 26927b5c. held twins.
,,s,' snm5.e; single Daisies, held. 25,4a27c. /;
icas. held. 2sit12oikc.. fresh, osc' sS,rns
held. specials, iSM 20c. prime TO choice IA
i1isc.' fair TO good. 12614hc.; lower grades,
EGGs-Fresh gathered. extras. dozen. 75c. :
extra firsts, 13I74c. firsts, 7f6172c seconds
and poorer. G5G1Oc. dirties. No I. 5engoc /.
pscS rrisaSator rni fr.. 70 oholSs ary aea5
&c. State. Pennsylvania and nca rbv vvc"t
eern. hennsrv whites. extra. Isd7ec.: extra
whites. firsts to extra firsts. 74eaT7c.: under
grades. 1odI3c.; pulets. G6dGac ParIfI,
coast. white, extras. Tsm7oc.: extra firsts
southern. eathered whites, 72T75c.; state
pennsylvania and nearby, Western, hennerv
browns. extra. I6c. gathered brown and
mixed coors. GRADED. extras. zoe. firsts 10
extra flrsts. T2l774c.
POTATOES bermuda, bbl. 3eTrO 70.
Maine. 100 lbs. sa5oTa. 75: i65 lbs. ssaTs 20.
pennrylvania: ,1G5 lbs. ssas 25 iso lbs.
x2.30d2.I5; Long Island. bbi. a. I5d4 o5.
Jersey Jersey round. 10 lbs. 50 ,.otis long. iei
,b-.. s:.,Mfa: $50 lbs. s2.Tsao.oo; No. ..
swsets; Jersey barket. slaf.s5: Maryland.
VI .2anl.fO: yamS. hbl.. S3ei4
POULTRY. DREssED.-TURKEys: West
,ern, lb. @d0oc.. Southern. sid5ac. old
hers, 5.dadc.: old toms. h2G53c.. CHICK
ENi Near by. ID. 3offHo~. Western dry
to 42 H.. 70 dozen. 29G3ac, roasters, 10.
3imi0c; broiiers, bbi~.. 2sf3dc fryera III
2lm32c; roasters. 33d3Dc. stags 2G6I3fc.
FOWLS: Western dry picked. milk fed.
ssaaoc scsIdcd. aoassc.: old Cocks. 09ss;i 2sS
&c. CAPONs Near by. 50aG0c. western.
4.rn5sc DUCKS: Long leland frozen, 4oc
western, 2IT3ac, GEESE: Western, lb.,
25nssc SQUADS: Large white. 2 70 10 lbs.
GtINExs. Pair. i5c asi; Old pair air. soa7sc. Ts
RABBITS: Cottontaila. undrawn. 20730c.:
drawn. 15n20c.: Jacks. undrawn, 75c.D
si.25 drawn. 50T75c.
POULTRY. IIvE.-FOwIs: Freight. 34n
&c. express, 35d4Oc. cHfcKENs Freight.
2gm2Ic: express. aonsec. broIlers, freight,
i0dl2c., express. f0645c old roosters,
freight 20c. TURKEYS: Freight, 4od45c
express, soc. DUCKS. Freight aOr ex-
press, i0Ti5c. rnuscovey 22c GEESE:
Freight. ESQ n2ec.; express. 2sq3sc: SWAN;
freight or express 50T60c. GrrINEAs. Pair.
5O6coc. RABBITS: Express, lb., oJD30c.
The New York herald., 1921-01-14
POSTAL SAVINGS INCREASE.
Deposits Under System ON Jan.
TotaIled $183, 3,303,OO5.

The postal savings system had total
deposits on January OF $163. 1898. .O05,
and December exhibited an increase of
s1,000,000. Offices holding an excess OF
100000 at the close of the year num-
bered $50. an increase of three since
July 1.
In New York the postal savings sys-
tenn has deposits of S49.244.016. an in
crease Of s145.502 compared with its
July figures. Other cities which regis
tered large increases in deposits were
Boston, P!ttsburg. Brooklyn. Chicago,
Portland. Ore, and Los Angeles
The New York herald., 1921-01-14
Tax on Sales.

AS against the luxury" taxes now
happily at an end. we have steadily
urged turnover tax OF one per cent.
on sales of commodities. We are
aware that criticism. only however re-
garding certain details. Of this form Of
The New York herald., 1921-01-14
SCRIP ON SEARS. RoEBUCK.

Directors of Sears. Roebuck & Co, in
Chicago yesterday. declared the regular
quarterly dividend OF two per cent.
payable in scrip, redeemabie August Is,
1922. with interest at 6 per cent. Here
tofore the company paid quarterly divi-
dends of per. cent. In cash..
The New York herald., 1921-01-14
CUSTOM HOUSE RECEIPTS.

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were s655. .6S2.75. OF
which $3f2.670.46 was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
s343,012.29 for recent importatione.
The New York herald., 1921-01-14
FINANCIAL NOTES.

,Orie c. Kelly. assistant secretary of the
American Trust Company Of New York. In
charge Of its new business department has
been made secretary OF the company.
Herbert Fowler is distributing a circular
on the Livingston Petroleum Corporation.
showing Its recent Developments.
Leo volgmuth has been appointed man
ager Of the bond and unlisted securities de-
partment of w. L. Hutton & Co.
Tho Guaranty Trust Company OF New
York has hoen appointed transfer agent OF
Marland OIL stock.
G.. N,erdierc'Ss G Co.. members os tho
Consolidated Stock Exchange, have opened
offices IN n and IL Stone street. The morn
ters ~ the firm are q. Moierdiercks, Will
lam T. SAFER and II. G. vockening.
Peabody. Clayton & Co. have opened an
office In Paterson. New Jersey. In charge
of Frank s. Becker, formerly Of the Ma
tional Bank of Commerce In New York.
Gardner c. Fry. formerly with, Curtis 4
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statesmen

Al investment house Of high stand
ard. that handles underwriiten finan-
cisl securities only. can place several
high grade men. Permanent position:
excellent opportunity; commission
bss,s. II e1o Herald. 2so Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-01-14

Pacific. 1ss. TO 9S% Southern Railway.
H. TO 23% Baltimore and Ohio. Ia
70 36. and Northern Pacific. IL. to
S3h
The New York herald., 1921-01-14

Edward Tastrom. formerly Of the service
department of Rudolph Guenther-Russell
Law. Inc. Is with Barstow & Co.. members
OF the New York Stock Exchange.
The New York herald., 1921-01-14

Charles Wesley & Co. have prepared for
distribution an analysis OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad with particular reference 70
the outlook for its bondholders.
The New York herald., 1921-01-14

The Seaboard National Bank has elected
C. H. Marfield vice-president and cashier.
Donald Bayne vice president and J. NJ. Potts
assistant cashier.
The New York herald., 1921-01-14

The retiring directors of the Bankers Trust
Company have been reelected.
The New York herald., 1921-01-14

Government eccurItIea decrcnsed. 43U,1ZUUUO
Proportion OF reserve 10 liability 1915 per
cent last week. $50 per cent
Rate OF discount, per cent.
PARIS. Jan. 13.--The Bank of Frances
weekly statement shows the following
changes
The New York herald., 1921-01-14

Sanger. Is with the bond department Of
Clark Williams & Co.
The New York herald., 1921-01-14
FTNANCIAL NOTICE
TO the Holders 90 Dominican Republic 5es
Bonds. Issue of 1913. Duo 1893.

BondS. Issue of 1913. due 1893.
In accordance with Executive order 272
sealed rrouos ais VIII be received by the Sec
retnrin da Estado DO Hacienda y Comercjo
urtn 10 O'Clock a. NJ. Of February H. March
and April T. 1921 for the purchase for ~
iirenent Of bonds % the Dominican Republic
datcd January !. 1918. due 1898, without re-
gard 10 series. 90 an amount sslmated n.
THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS $500. .O00) on each of tht
above dates. total for All three dates OF
tpEsOo0 All proposals shall be submitted IN
tripicafe ana shall specify the number of
the bonds offered, the series. the par value.
and the price at which offered and shall We
flrned BY an official duly authorized 10 act
sor the bidders. Upon The outside OF the
seated envelopes containing proposals shaf
appear the words PROPOSALS. opening ~
441.4...44......tfi IN dateJ. Said proposals
VII be opened IN public IN the office % the
nndersgned on February l. March I and
April I. 1921. unless such dates fail upon
Sunday or legal holiday. N which case the
bids Will be opened on tho following day.
Arthur n. li0go.
Lieutenant Commander tstD, u. :. ~,
OFFICER Administering the Affairs of the
Hecreta ria dc E7tado dc Hacienda Co.
f,ercio for tho Military Government.
The New York herald., 1921-01-14
BID AND. ASKED QUOTATIONS
'. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.

To the following prices accrued interest Is
70 be added In every case: II
pOpETCN RONDS
The New York herald., 1921-01-14

Gardner G. Fry. formerly with, Curtis &
The New York herald., 1921-01-14
FOREIGN BANK STATEMENTS.

LONDON, Jan. 13.--The Bank OF Eng
and's weekly statement shows the fol-
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DARLING BABY
BRIGH1ENs HOME
Chiidren's Laughter a Pleasing Sound


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