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THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 22, 1920.
12
Cleveland Auto Old & New
Packard Motor Com. & Pfd.
Timken Det. Axle Pfd.
1 Clinchfield Coal
Santa Cecilia New
1 Central Aguirre Sugar
Manhattan Electrical Supply
Bank of Manhattan Rts.
Bankers Trust Co.
Chatham & Phenix
Merchants Nat. Bank
National Bank of Commerce
"Morton lachciibinclL & Co.
occo Drrair pbmm&jwa wrrsuuaai
FINANCIAL NEWS
AND THE SITUATION
veitora who have awaited more celled
conditions In the money market before
employing their surplus funds In Ions
term Investment, a ?ool sign, which In
dicates that the usual April demand for
bonds may result next month In the ab
sorption of a considerable volume of ne
. curltles held by syndicates and Instltu
. .. .. , , , ,,'tIon5- There has been little Incentive to
Activity Of Specnintor In Wall buy bonds with tax burdens as high as
uiey are io-aay. uuo ji. Kann declared
Street Is Iievived During
Last Week.
MONEY PATES ABE EASIEH
raying Utility Companies Just
Bates for Services Ben
dered Public.
in Paris the other day that foreign In
vestment securities to be really attrac
tive to the American millionaire must
show an Income return of at least 18 per
cent Thaf assertion appeared startling,
but It was no exaggeration, as any ono
can tell by estimating the enormous tax
burdens which those In receltrt of mill
ionaire Incomes have to stand for tinder ! speculation without a quick return to
our Income tax law. Those conditions ' high money rates. Tho. probability Is
explain the broadening demand for high
grade bonds of the tax exempt class
which millionaire (Investors can better
afford to take on a i V, per cent, basis.
rinnnctnpf Iteconstructlon,
The country Is eolng ahead conserva
tlvely, and In these days of high prices
an Immense volume of credit Is needed
to finance the dally turnover of busi
ness. Unless all signs full the bond
market Is on tho verge of Important de
velopments. Several new loans are pond
tag and heavily capitalized Industrial
corporations will make large offerings
of preferred Bharcs soon, If no further
setback be encountered. Tho country's
Burplua bank reserve Is not sufficient to
financo a sustained movement of bull
that If any such movement should be
attempted the Federal Reserve Board;
would apply again the brakes and forco
a reduction In the volume of loins
secured by Stock Exchange collateral.
return of spring fresh Impetus wilt be
plven to the new housing movement
gaining headway throughout tho coun
try. That development Is very Interest
ing and recalls the extraordinary pur-
rpu. WbI! CtpAAt Inan nn'nhnt Vina Vidftn I rrtAAfl fit Inn,! In tho fllrmtllE SeCtlOPS
or tne west a year ago, wnen i
soldiers sought homes for themselves in
the area where high grain prices of
fered attractive Investments. 1th the
arrival hero of large consignments or
European gold there Is likely to be u
further strengthening of bank reserves,
which may reach sufficient proportions
to Justify the financing of new ventures
in various lines. For the time being
the American people can do nothing
better than saw wood, cut out extravag
ance and fortify their bank balances in
preparation for the second Income tax
Installment three months ahead.
greatly reduced, and the urgent need
now is for a sufficient reduction In com
modity loans to enable the banks to
respond to tho growing demands of
mercantile customers. The situation is
full of Interesting possibilities, and the
credit strain has been by no means fully
relieved. But with skilful financing
the Indications are that the demands of
the April money market can be provided
for without acute disturbance.
Other Demands,
The country la engaged In an extraor
dinary building campaign, and with the
STEEL
Common & 1st Pfd.
Bought Sold Quoted
Geo. A. Huhn & Sons
Members:
Nr Yoti Ftf-k Exiharse
PhllidelpfcU ftnrk Etrtunje
Chlraro PtorU Exchni
New York Cotton Exchange.
111 BROADWAY, N. Y.
Phono Rector 5340
1418 Walnut St., Phila., Pa.
By "WIM.IAM JUSTUS HOIES.
The spirited outburst of speculative
enthusiasm In Wall street last week was
; in natural response to the Interesting
j developments making for Increased
I optimism In Investment markets. They
Included successful adjustment of the
. ircome tax payments last Monday, fol
lowed by a reaction In money rateB,
collapse of revolution In Germany end
more public recognition of the railroads
vastly Improved position In consequence
of protection provided by the recently
enacted law which guarantees a lA per
cfnt. return on property investment for
two years. It Insures for the railroads
a protection which they never enjoyed
before the war and indicates that they
will be more liberally dealt with for two
years at least
TOTAL TRANSACTIONS IN THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Week Ended March 20, 1920.
Bales of week.
1S20.
",146,731
19X9.
5,701,093
1918.
1.9S9.60S
1920.
January 1 to dato 60,050,142
1919.
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i Important Change.
The sentimental Influence of those
changes Is far reaching, affecting not
only the holders of J17.CO0.0CO.0CO of out
standing railroad securlttes but also the
lKWO.OW people of the L'nlted States,
whose prosperity In one way or another
Is Influenced by the well being of the
transportation Industry. If the world
war taught the American people any
thing, It taught them the folly of treat-1
1Mb Ilia luitiunuo iiibte" : onj.
pelllng them to get along without tho Jj
proper rolling stocK ana equipment.
When the struggle began the physical
position of many of the roads was so
poor as to make It necessary for the
Government to overhaul ei'i'pment
the funds were Instantly available ' if;?
1-nrlt.r th nlrf order of things It was
almost Impossible for the railroads to
obtain funds with which to finance their
requirements, because the roads had
been half Marvel for several years, and
their credit had fallen so low as to make
It impossible for them to appeal success
. fully to Investment markets.
sv Era.
We recommend an
underlying
Closed
First Mortgage
Railroad Bond
Due in 12 Yean
The obligation of one of the
few railroads which last year
showed a profit to the Gov
ernment, Price to Yield
6.25
GL1DDEH, DAUIDGE & CO.
Mcmltrt A'nc Yor Stock, Exchanie
Z0 Broad Street, New York
Unitea btates finishing Com.
Central Aguirre Sugar.
Royal Typewriter Com.
FREDERIC H. HATCH & GO.
Kstabiishrd 18M.
Fhone Rector 6340. 71 li'itoy, New York.
WIRE CONNECTIONS.
Tleilon, rhlcarn I'hilad-'phla and Montreal.
New York State Rys.
Com., Pfd. & 4i2s
J.K.Rice, Jr. & Co.
Phon 4000 10 4010 ;
35 Wall St , N. V.
; That era has passed. Business was
almost crippled by the short sighted
policy of those days. The country lost
a fabulous amount of potential trade
through inability of the railroads to
provide facilities that the people re
quired. The result was unsatisfactory
to everybody, as the one thing certain
' is that a half starved utility never
succeeds. Seven or eight years ago.
wh'en the railroads were accustomed to
implore heaven and earth for a 10 per
cent rato Increase, and the Interstate
Commerce Commission, nfter months
of debating, told them to get along with
a 5 per cent. raUe. the general public
1 lost a thousand time3 n. re tlian the
j shippers saved. It was a cao of forcing
I the buElest Industrial nation in th
world tti Jeopard.ze Its wonderful de
livery servlra by making it give a
, dollar's worth of service for seventy
five cents.
I Inndeqnnle Hntea.
' If the revenues of the railroads or of
' mv nthpr utility are inadequato to
' maintain the organization at a h'gn
(state of efficiency the public senlre Is
'threatened. It must deteriora.s. If the,
: shortsighted policy persists receivership? ,
; are Inevitable, because no business can j
bo long maintained at a loss. No coun
try has devel- ped its railroads as in-1
tensively as we have developed oura. but
none has treated them as unfairly In
the days when Federal and Ste com
m.sslons did everything po.-ibla to I
hamper the carriers and make earning
sufficient revenues to protect the In-
tegrity of their securities difficult for
tnem. ror inai reason mo Kiuu6 n'"
ha.1 been brought about by the law of
February 28 last Is of Immense signifi
cance. It is helpful not al.ne to the
railroads but to all utilities engaged In
serving the public at a fixed rate for
fervlee. Thos-e properties must be made
self-sustaining und un.ess they earn
enough to give them a moderate re
serve as a rainy day fund they will be
In a precarious financial position.
fining StroiiR.
In a country of high pressure busi
ness the pen Ice Itself will be always of
greater Importance than the price
charged for It. which Is typically true
of the United States, where every train
has to go at high speed and every tele
phone connection made In a few seconds.
Hlch nressure service the world over
costs money, but the American people 1
have shown that It la worth all that it J
osts. This nation aoes Dullness on ine
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or a telegram to send the people insist
on prompt service. The result Is that
Americans excel in quantity prwluctlon
and the derman generals are still talk
ing about the celerity with which wo
helped win tho war. The desperato con
dition of trolley companies In the East
and the West emphasizes the necessity
of strengthening utility equ'.oment and
mali.ig the rate pay for Ue service
rendered.
IlnlldliiK t'l.
CENTRAL-UNION
TRUST CO.
STOCK
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Industrial Finance
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NOBLE & CORWIN
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RIGHTS
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Mech. & Metals Nat. Bk.
Peoples Trust Co.
Travelers Insurance
Telephone nil Uroid.
"While the railroads were operated by
the Government there was little com
plaint of poor service, because the public
knew that such complaints would be
hopeless. Uut now that the carriers
havo been returned to owncrthlp control,
the people are showing a lively Interest
In -tho va't Improvement programme that
it being gradually formulated. The
J30OV0O0.Q00 revolving fund will be util-
lzed largely .'or purchase of equipment
and other material which must be pro-j
vided in generous quantities If the roads 1
are to obtain facilities which their pat-i
rons require. All those outlays will be'
merely Investments In tho public service. '
because with ttrlcter supervision by the
enlarged Interstate Commerce Commis
sion those great properties will b9 op
erated In the interests of the public first ,
of all. At least $1,000,000,000 annually
will have to hi spent on tho roads for
flvo years properly to equip them with
facilities urgently needed to handle the
volume of business which the carriers
must provide for. Those prospective,
nnlnment and Etccl Issues. IL-illroatl 1074
buying Is already n factor in the steel
markot, because purchases by carriers,
and the automobile trade have beon a
largo factor In the rush orders which
many steel mill3 have booked. That
movement has just begun, and It Is clear
that tho largest volume of improvement
work which railroad managers ever
have handled will be under negotiation
during the nest few months.
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