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Arizona republican., 1915-11-29
MAY OUT FRYING
 INTO EARTH'S MOBILES
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 OAKLAND, Nov 2S-AstronomicaI research regarding the webbing of the earth will be curtailed, if not brought to a full stop, owing to the continuance of the European war, ac- cordiEs to an announcement made here today at Chabot Observatory by Professor W. F. Meyer of Ukiah, Cal.
 He explained that the professors in charge of the observatories in Japan, Itals and Russia have refused to send either observations or financial con- tributions to the headquarters of the International Geodetic Association at POtsdam.
 The association, he said is main tained by international contributions. It has stations at Uliah, Cal; Gaith- ersburg, Maryland; Cincinnati, Ohio and in. Italy. Russia and Japan.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-29
PREPARATIONS BEING MADE FOR DEFENSE
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LONDON, Nov.r % -Telegraphing from Bucharest. the Times cor respondent says.
 Tn view of the threatened Russian intervention. preparations for de fense are proceeding actively along the whole Bulgarian frontier under German supervision Troops are be- ing brought up from the Serbian front and about four divisions of General won Der Goltz's army are reported to have joined the Bulgarian forces. The Turkish and Bulgarian armies are now being well supplied wilh ammunition by way of the Danube
 The Bulearians losses in ,he Ser
Arizona republican., 1915-11-29
LANGEN8URe IS DEAD
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NEW YORK. Nov. 2S.-Gustave C. Langenburg, widely known as a tra- veler and painter. died here late to- night in a hospital of peritonitis. He was born in Dusseldorf Germany. 6 years ago. Among his latest inn portant works was a portrait of Presi- dent Wilson which the Hamburg Chamber of Commerce ordered as a present for Emperor William The portrait has been completed but the war has delayed delivery.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-29
WILSON SPENDS DAY IN GOTHAM
 WITH MRS. GAL I
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 NEW YORK. Nov. President Wilson spent today quietly in New York visiting with his fiancee. Mrs. Norman CaIt. He planned to leave shortly after midnight in order to arrive in Washington early tomorrow to complete his annual message to congress, which he will read Decem- ber
 Mrs Galt has decided to remain over here to complete her rousseau for her wedding next month.
 Miss Helen Woodrow Bones. the presidents cousin. will remain with her and they will be guests of Miss Gertrude Gordon. Mrs. Galt's intimate friend. for several days.
 The president left the home of Col. F. AI House. where he spent last night. before ten o'clock this morning. called for Mrs. Galt. and motorci with her up Fifth avenue to the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church. Secretary Lansing of the state de- partment. and Secretary Daniels of the navy department. both of whom remained over here after seeing tFe Army-Navy football game yesterdav were also in the congregation.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-29
PROTEST AGAINST
 DUM DUM BULLETS
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BERLIN (By wireless to Sayville) Nov. 2S.-The Oerseas News Agency tonight gave out the following:
 Protests against the use of dunn dunn bullets by English and French soldiers have been sent once more by the Bulgarian government to the neutral powers. The Bulgarian gov ernment announces that eventually it will be forced to use reprisals'
Arizona republican., 1915-11-29
NEGRO IS LYNCHED
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HENDERSON. Ky. Ncv. 2S-Ellis Pucllner. a negro charged with having attacked q young girl last night. was taken from the county jail here today by q mob of about fifty masked men and hanged to tree.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-29
NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCK
 HOLDERS MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the annual stockholders meeting of Men tai Science College Educational As sociation. Inc. for the purpose of electing a hoard of directors for the ensuing year will be held at College Hall. Phoenix. Arizona at 1 o'clock |" m. on Monday. January g. 1ql6
 pR. MINNIE STEVENS.
 Secretary
Arizona republican., 1915-11-29
KILLS SON AND SELF
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NAPA, Cal, Nov. 2S.-Wm. Stosch shot and killed his four-year- son here today and then shot himself. The two bodies were found in the room Of hotel from which he had shortly before sent his wife on an errand. According to the authorities Stosch had been Respondent for some time as the result of ill health and finan- cial troubles
Arizona republican., 1915-11-29

bian reeiongincIUde many officers of high rank. Among the dead are the son of the Bulgarian minister at Washington tStephan Pauaretoffp and the famous insurge1t chief TcEeruopeef."
Arizona republican., 1915-11-29
SKY-.LIGHT LETS IN
 WOULD BE BURGLAR

Mounting to the roof of the build ing occupied by Harry Johnson as d pool nall on East Washington street, q Would-be burglar sometime early Sunday morning broke the skyliglt and let himself down into the room by means of a rope. He landed upon one of the pool tables. Making his way to the safe which stands well hacl, from the front of the estab- ishment he rolled it to a spot not easily observed from the street and proceeded to knock off the combina- tion knob in an effort to open the strong box.
 All this was discovered when the place was opened for business yes terday morning. The safe had not been opened but it had been so daBi- aged that it was impossible for the proprietor to open it himself. Just what use he might have had for the combination knob is not known, but the intruder carried it off with him. There is no clue to the perpetrator of tn deed
Arizona republican., 1915-11-29
LEPAGE FUNERAL-Tbe

HOE TOINGhHL-Ih ne deaIH ol William II. LePaSe occurred on Sat urday. He was 36 years of age. member of the Hayden lodge of the Knights of Pythias, and is survived by his widow. The funeral cere- monies will be held this morning at 10 o'clock from the Catholic church, and all Knights of Pythias are re quested to attend.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-13
THE + MARKET.

n.. Fssa; ;..s sss:;: ": MI ; ;ss!s.t .' ss,'ps -s 9.
additional business il said 70 have been
closed Tor foreign shipment in the next
s.Ss S esy S f.auir. som::''S we'll f'a as1oSss
iytic sold between isS and nhc,, de-
ket. while London was about los higher.
,p0, being hs.d At t'i iS.; e9Siysieni
standard market IN London advanced f2
on spot and u i5s on futures. The e1-
eaten S.ss%'s 10 ' Copper pps I'm raper,. r r1s sS%% rom
ing the total Tor the month thu. Tar $3.50
thirty days late, During the week ended
November H. S'.si tons ws.s shipped
November II Included 400 tons Of copper
50 tons Of matt. and 800 ton. o. ore.
Atlantic ports only included 1875 tons
Of copper s5 tons Of matte and :,tsj
Tin wa. excited. strong and higher. the
advance In the local market being from,
&c. 90 &c. a pound In response TO q rise
I. iSne9o 6 o. 's Standard On dp0' r s,.ari is.. .e Of
course. was due 20 the closing Of the
Sues Canal. noted YESTERDAY. Most Of the
offered anost; in fact, prices on ali posi-.
s,Sns we'. "oRsna'' apo Sp9' Wns suSise;s;
London closed At fIT5. standard was
more active. with sales OF 500 tons at
the advance. The Eastern market was
up 60 In Response to London OF the pre-
viow day. with another sharp advance
due to-day. Since the mrs. Of November
arrivals ~ United States ports have been
1895 tons.
Lead was active and strong, Another
advance 10 said to be Imminent. tp to
the close OF business hours. quotations
wsrs s.i6c. spot a. New York and E07iac.
East ST. Louis.
8pelter continued strong and active. With
reports OF additional heavy shipments to
France and Italy. Since the fr~t OF No.
vember i:sto tons have been shipped
abroad. Spot at New York was difficult
to buy under lS.c, November was quota.
BILE At ishc. to isne; Deos Der 1886. to
leo; January At IKE. TO I5iso At East
81. Louis spot was held at 1shc Novem.
Der ~ &c., and December IS NC. The
London market wss W Il y. - 1sf for
spot.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-13
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

m. combined rross and net earnings OF the
on.ra,ine propertes controlled b. the Stah
secuyities Corporation for tbs montn OF oe,o.
her were the largest for any mohtn IN We
b,..orr Of the properties, The combined ero-s
I'M net arninGs for the twelve months endeo
Globe 81. 1915. were zlso the largest Tor any
SIMILAR period. October gross esrnings
amounted 20 t<s2 col. an expansion OF xS'ali,
or ! per cent. Net earninss were eSS,.es'; an
t:ross earnings for the twelve monshe enoeu
Scsot-r al aSsregated N.Te3.7 sS. All increase OF
ssa sos. or : per cent. while net esrninss were
4. syi lSs. an Improvement OF wees, or per
cent, compared with the precedihS Twelve
months.
An Byllesby electric properties reporting ior
the xeek ended October 20 showed net con,
nec,ed load gains Of 81 customers, with ISl
hiIov Ats lighting load md l.Ss horss.pover
~ motor New business CONTRACTED LOT IN
.Sud.d 500 customers. WITH ~ "
iiShunr load and 1911 horse power w no'oIA
Output Of the properties Tor the week ~
~. 0Ol kilowstt hours. an tncTesse o. ~
nor cent. over the corresponding week o' last
year. ~ -.
business conditions In Louisville, Ky arc
now improvins rapidly. but the Seprsss,Sn
nrev slent during the earlier months OF the
vy..r AID not prevent . stesdy srovth OF cleo
tv,czl dryeiopment In that held which 10
.eryed by y subsidiary Of the stsnaSIu css
and Electric COMPANY During the nrs' Yen
months OF the year the company salneu .esi
~ customers, y.JU electric customers ana
more than 5000 horse power OF electr,c power
bu~ness. During the Last few weeks tnors
hss hen . nOticssble tnrrease 10 nv poyse
contrscss sad Inquiries ipucsans 'sSseeess
prospects.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-13
no CUT BIG STOCK MELON.
Company VIII Increass
Capital to 10 900 900,

HARRISON. y. J., Nov. l2.-Directors
Of tho Hyatt Roller Bearing Company
will meet at the factory here tomorrow
to increase the capital stock from $500
900 to 5000. 900. II II denied by of!-
cials OF the company that Wal orders
have anything to do with the action.
but II Is generally known that there
have been great Increases Ia the con-
GERMS business in the last year, which,
as roller bearings are \ very important
factor In the manufacture OF automo-
biles. is generally attributed 20 the ef-
feet Of the war.
The company has now under construc-
ton two eight story and one ak story
factory buildings. The plant. covering
four blocks, employs 5000 men day and
night in three eight hour shifts. Its out
nut has grown since It's establishment
in 1892 to 81. 200. 900 yearly.
The increase in capital will mean a
stock dividend to the holders of approx
imately l,+00 per cent. The directors OF
the company are 4. i. Sloan. president
and treasurer A. y. Sloan, Jr,. secre-
tary ]. W. Hyatt. vice-president. and
Edward A. and William T. Day Of New
ark.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-13
IRREGULAR
IN NARROW RANGE
sharp Liverpool Advance a
Feature Of the Early
Trading.
,rIG >pINNERS TAkINGS

vray4.a ,h,r, were occasional -purts
,,s.uy.,, .r cotton yesterday. the mar
-. va 'ur,iv professional in char
..a~ A",. nrctuations had covered
-.,x. co. .u points. tho ANAL prices
,u.d ,,. 'ps, ot only 1 to Q points.
,.rop' ,u'Nod the effects Of heavy
I'm, ,,l tine iieagre cable advices
lied, .. .r,,w much light on the causes
IN, sharp advance which at one
/, 800 .,r, i-,,es in the English market
'.,ou, J. points higher than they were
due 70
IN. r,n., ascribed the advance 10
s,,rng hy Continental shorts. while
' ,.,,her sad IL was due to buying, sup.
,5.edly for Indian account. owing to the
,,~,h.ns.o over the umo h a the
e.. canal would be closed for all but
military purposes.
~. weather was less favorable, and
,.,.,. occl red in the northern portions
=, the southwest. There were also
,sayy rains In parts OF Texas. TWO
N estimates were issued yesterday.
-,s. Of Il Larmour NELL placed the
IN Af lsFN''s''V tet'F MN t'aN Va ~.
vo,sen A go estimated the yield. in
.,,dlne laters, at l1.95o,000 bales.
s.,t.u.rt - very beaPsh on the
.,aoN that the consumption will be
) .-4.i' op account of Europe's alleged
ability 20 import cotton. II Is as
,roel .na' spinuers' takings will not be
ror ,lau 1880. 900. This view per-
... In spit. of the fact that spinners
--cad, have taken SSH 600. II they
,s,t 20 take no more after January !
,hsr .a.1 year and were to take sbso-
,r,.iy none between now n January
, he total takings would be more than
N,if a million bales in excess OF current
..imaie.. As a matter Of a II spin
,.r. take ne much cotton from now on
.. they took last season. when Il Wa
,.sumed that consumption would not ex-
nd lst00.0oo bales. total takings
,5ud l., about 100000 bales.
TIE into sight for the week. accord
'-e 10 tg- New York Cotton Exchnge.
-Ss Isi.so2. against 60i.6sS last year.
s-asl 70. 'hc season, ~i,&iS.0oo. against
10000 JAS; year. Spinners' takings
~ the vc,k, $4,000. against 100000
ks' year
ys!Se, closed steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-13
K MAP OUT WORK.
Committee Of National section of
Association Meets.

.ional Bank Section of the American
Bankers Association held a meeting yes
terday to complete organization and maj
out work for It's future activity. There
was a full attendance. representing all
sections Of the United states. benjamin
Strong. governor of the Federal Reserve
Bank Of New York. and Pierre Jay. re-
serve agent. also attended.
The COMMITTEES organized by choosing
J. Elwood Cox Of High Point. y. G.. AS
chairman and Fred T.. Farnsworth AS
secretary pro TEN. The meeting was
largely given up to a discussion Of legis-
lative matters pertaining TO the Federal
reserve system and its relation TO the
national banks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-13
NEW NAME ADVANCE. RUMELY.
Creditors Reported Backing Re
organization Com ittee.

AZ a meeting OF the Joint reorganiza-
ton committee OF the NJ. Rumely Com
pany the Adyance-Rumely Company
WAS decided upon a. the name OF the
corporation. About IS per cent. OF
the convertible gold notes nave been
deposited with the committee and over
8 per cent Of the preferred stock and
Sc per cent. Of tho common stock.
II Is understood that a substantial
number of general creditors have as.
signed their claims to the committee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-13
TnE Wn.Lrs-0ykRLAND COMPANY
REDEMPTION or PRErHRRED STOCK

Ts u. ns.ssr. .s irsssersS st:eH n
fAe Wiiiys-Ovssics1 Cs.sssyi
e,: M' " ~ Z. sss.S, river nat y n; s,sr.
eorPotstsos and il tn. mock esrtise.ts..
r..olus, s;nn 81 n. ne se. aS'y ., d D;s.eeoa: uu ~
deem IN: whole. Of its preferred stock a,
iSs rsiu: .r ss. sss pi Plus sent .ees sa. a,, =:
dend: The Board Of Directors a. said
,%s',:,,1s BY ,,.slytion duly .dep,sa the
s,oek Is noiissd to present ana surrender
me INC Of wiia.m solomon / Co.. No. IS
the i,.h d.y Q, January. ISIS, and Spon
ceive payment In cash Of a sum equal 20
los OF the par value thereof. together
,.ri : nrono,tiona;e amount Of the quar-.
per cent. per Annum from January /. 1915.
to January 10. 1915. such payment Will lie
ere of record named in the stock certin.
cAtes, respectively, so surrend unless
me stcct certificates 20 surrendered be sc-
fer. duly executed and stamped. in which
event such payment Will 10 made 20 the
.esl Re't divsd. fanr q, cn. an. Tn1 t lssslsT Se.r:
per sent az e. wiz be p.id on J.nsAry
On January. Is, 1sis, dividend. will
cease upon SAID stock and no holder OF
Prefe,red s,eck or Of any cer,incate. there
for shAu have any right after said date.
as . s~tockholder Of the Company. nor any
claim aga;ns: the Company. except TO re-
q HOG Of the par value thereof. with the
dividend accrusd on said January IL. Upon
che surrender Of the csruncate.
Ths Company VII deposit with said
william Solomon a Co. upon said January
~, 1915, = cum equal 20 lioee OF the par
value 81 any s.ock certificates not 30 sur
rendered and paid before the close of
business on. sa,i date. together with the
accrued dividends thereon to said date. In
trus, for payment. but without interest
thereon. 20 the holders thereof. upon pres
enta!on ana surrender from time TO time
OF such rock certincates respectively.
BY order of the board OF Directors
ROYAL r. SCOTT, Secretary.
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Y OF Columbus ..... >a' ahNah so
Due Monday
tonla L.voroopl No'


s. Son-dsrn Rut',,dhm ~ mile. ga -
SANDY Hook Al noon N.slrroay
:. Gulfsirram, Port Ari.4E, 90 niles NorTN
:, C',y q! count ~ ,uua'. . u-l''
south pt Fry.n- r,' 20 '"on
- r.! Eao. tllNr-iu. ri"' spItLwC :
o. Diamond >hua' ~ r'oa.
:, Autlic. "" orleans. - mics s'i'N
OF JupttT -, nH.N
= Bralo- "a Juan 81" mics south o.
sandy Noun q, rIoi
:, Also0l. Sluio p1uuuso 100 mics
south Of SANDY Hppi. Al y n
g Mca,aa, Galveston ptss'! NsH1 h"N
as Ar,nshac Jnca,orv..,c % miles south
OF II johns hir a. p VI
=, " ia, GalNc-iou. g. miles ea'' OF
Galveston bur Al D. = VI
s. ah.l, Mobile. = mice south Of Tampa
ss pioneer. Cop nhssen. 20 mlss ea., ~
Sandy HOlk AZ , = NJ.
:. Richmond an hh.r Iout0u, 90 miles
east OF Sandy Hook ~ : = "
- fnrcrsuyS. Vera Cruz mlo9 CONN
Of Sandy Hook ~ noon
s. Moaaee J-,e1,.gN' Sob MUGS south
OF Sandy Hook ~ = VI
- F.orrr,t !uck-rht'I { -'uuaI ;l NILE
south Of sandy iIIuN 81 r'.'
IS Perfection, Port hi..r I NILS .NU'
west of DlsmOr shna - I'"U
Tug Astral W.T. har-, N,tHur n".
sou,h OF Diamond SG'tl' ~ root
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-13
Agricultural Corporation.

a correspondent writes to ask the
reason FOR the big advance in Interna-
tional Agricultural Corporation pre-
ferred. The market for these shares Is
a narrow n and probably 4 consider
able percentage OF the stock il In the
hands OF insiders. Consequently a
relatively small amount OF buying IL
sufncient to move the price up rapidly.
really tangible reason for higher
prices for tho stocks IL the company's
prohts from the sale Of s%ulphuric acid.
This feature OF the situation has been
persistently n theoretically enlarged
IN the financial press. The company has
q contract with the Tennessee Copper
Company whereby II shares In the
latter's profits on its output Of sulphuric
acid. Before the war the contract
called for the Agricultural Corporation
to take over the entire output of the
Tennessee. but the Agricultural COM
pany found Il impossible to fulfil Its side
Of the bargain. Since the war the con-
tract has been revised. No official
statement has ever been given out re-
garding the division of these profits
under the new agreement. but con-
sentative sources OF information have
put the Agricultural's as low as one
third. The Agricultural Corporation is
reported to be contemplating the manu-
facture Of picric acid on its own sc-
coun Prospects for the fertilizer
business are bright. There are some 90
per cent. In back dividends due on the
preferred stock. no payments having
been made since January. 1913.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-13
COTTON FABRICS STRONGER.
'Dry Goods Economist" Reports
Large Deliveries.

The Dry Goods Economist says:
THE recovery in the cotton market.
bringing the New York price for spot
cotton to ll.'5 cents. was hardly needed
to add strength 10 the price of finished
cotton fabrics. In these goods labor and
the cost Of finishing are important
factors. To sellers OF gray goods. how
ever. the advance is welcome. While the
week has seen II decline OF cent on
some grades OF gray (unfnished)
cottons, prices on the goods In question
had been higher han those ruling In the
gray cloth market generally.
Manufacturers OF finished cottons and
their selling agents are engaged in
making deliveries on the large volume
Of goods sold during October
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-13
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
Pab1lc's Attitude.

The market continued firm, with n
ia strength In various directions. But
inc main tendency was for speculation
on both sides Of the account to Quiet
down. "A good deal of the trading APP
parently represented n cancellation OF
short contracts, either those made earlier
IN the week or entered INTO on the upturn
IN the expectation that the recoyery
would be shortlived. Tho big buying OF
steel common. especially when the price
touched ss, suggested operations Of this
character. II he buying OF Steel had
represented a resumption Of the bur
movement the crossing of the IS marx
would nave been apt to accelerate the
rise rather than halt II and the price
would not have sunk back so quickly. On
the other hand the short interest would
be likely to bunch stop orders around
THIS ngure. But while most observers
agreed that a resumption Of the main adj
vance was not to be looked for immedi-
ately and that "A trading market should
Dc expected for the time being, they
agreed that the market was gaining in
strength. A remarkable feature In the
courage with which the speculative pub
lie " going back into the war brides''
again. More than one broker was sur
prised by the preference his customers
are showing for the war stocks. One
Spectator. explaining why he picked out
q war stock Instead OF taking something
more conservative. said that he liked to
drive a u II II true that a mule be-
tween the shafts is a tough customer.
II does all sorts of unexpected things.
Sometimes II kicks out the dashboard
But that gives action and excitement
n ihat IL what III Spectator r. look
ing Tor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-13
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
NOTICE OF DISTRIBUTION,

A distribution OF twenty-five Dollars
te.s.oo, per shsrs On the Capital stock of
this Company has been authorized pay
able a, the Tr~Asurer's Once. No. iss
broad way. New York. y. Y. on che i5.h
day OF December. 1918. 10 ckholde ere of
res ord at the close OF business on IN. 9TH
day of December. 1915. such distribution 20
be paid out of surplus resulting from the
decrease IN the Company Capital stock
The stock transfer books will no; be
ton.
Cheques viii Re mailed only 90 stock
holders who have Ned orders authorizing
euch mailing.
4. x. vAS pEyENrER, Treasurer.
November sch. 1913.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-13
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The French liner Lafayette. sailing to-
day for Bordeaux. will take mail, closing
at noon. for France. Eumauia, serbia,
switzerland. Italy. spain, Portugal. Egypt
Greece, British India. BrItish East Africa.
siam. Malta. Gibraltar. Cevion. straits set
Elements, Dutch East Indies, West Aus
tralia and Persia
The American liner St Louis. rsilns
to.aay for aiVsfp99'' ~! ,sRo mait, y."s
NJ Austria, Hungary, Luxembourg
Turkey. Bulgaria, the Netherlands, Sor-
way. sweden and Denmark, Africa, West
Asia and the East Indies.
The italian liner raornina. calling 10
day FOR Naples. Will take mall. olosin0
a. $3.50 A. NJ. for Italy. Rumania. SER
bia. Switzerland and Greece.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-13
4 Comparison.

Some estimates put the earnings of the
International Agricultural Corporation
at the rate OF $500. 900 to $4,000. 900
for the current year, almost entirely
from it's acid profits. Assuming that this
Is so. Agricultural stock appears TO be
rather high as compared with Tennessee
stock. selling nearly ten points lower.
Even II the profits from the sale OF sui
phuric acid produced by the Tennessee
are equally divided the two stocks appear
to b. selling much too far apart. There
is 5000. 900 preferred and ss.S3s.000
common OF Agricultural Chemical out
standing. The total outstanding stock
OF the Tennessee Is only $5,o0o,o o0. The
Tennessee company Is moro than earning
its dividend from It's profits on copper
alone. II Is one OF the few copper compa-
r!es that maintained dividends through
out the panic Of 1914. In addition the
Tennessee IL making a great deal Ut
money out OF It's manufacture Of ~trinitro-
tOluol.