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Arizona republican., 1916-06-25

has also started work to complete both the premium list and :he cata- logue.
 The merchants and private indiVid- uals of this city have donated cups and merchandise, as prizes and from present outlooks the entries will be larg and the prizes to be given are coming in. in goodly numbers.
 Doctor Clayton has further helped in the manner of donating an excel lent silver cup to the club, to be put up foI the dog show and to be won bv a dog exhibitor in the state, and which entry will appear in the premi- Im list to be put out exclusively by the Arizona Kennel club.
 Doctor Clayton after careful con- sideratior passed very highly on the imported English bull dog, Clopton Tommy. owned hy Detective M. Joe Murphy and also on Police Officer Sutherland's fox terrier, recently pur- chased from Texas. and from one of the finest kennels for that breed ill the southwest.
 Judge Clayton will also ofliciate as judge at the Seattle. Washington dog show in November, just week be- l fore coming to judge the Phoenix bench show November 14 to IT. Entry blanks and premium lisi along with identification tags will be mailed throughout the state and coun- | ty within a short time. and it is earnestly requested of exhibitors bS ! the superintendent of the kennel de 1 nartmcnt. that all entries be sent il 1 without delay as much has to be ac- combiished by the secretary before tho 1 opening of show day. and it is to ht distinctly understood that no eutrie'
 will be accepted after Monday Novem
 Der 6. and strict adherance to rules O
 tfe A. K. C. are to be lived up to, il
 order to avoid fines.
 Any information desired before hanC
 will be gladly supplied by addressing | all communications to Secretary M
 Joe Murphy. P c. BoS G62. Phoenix Arizona
 Hire a little salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad will se' 1 more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-25
SOUTHS|DE OFFERS
 RESIDENCE DISTRICT

Among the many attractive subur-
 ban residence sections of the Salt River valley, there is one in particu-
 lar that is bound to grow in favor as it's many unique features recome better known. This is the section on South Central avenue beginning about ore mile and half south Of the Cen tral avenue bridge. A study of the topographic map of the valley will
Arizona republican., 1916-06-25
INDEPENDENT YET DEPENDENT

My lumber yard is run on diff ferent plan and is entirely in- dependent of any other lumber company here; but it is very dependent upon you. must sell lumber to exist and as sell lumber OF such small profits l would consider such a yard d good place to buy.
 Last year l did $30O000O busi- ness at a net profit of $1050.00. One-half of this year is gone. have sold s16.SOO.OO worth of lumber to date. at about the same margin of profit would like to make the years business s40, 00G00. Your order although you may consider it small. is a big one to me l appreciate it and need it, and will make the price right to get il.
 H.. H. SHOUT
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27
FOREIGN SALES OF LOCAL STOCKS
HAVE BEEN STEADILY INCREASING
Rise in Buffalo and Susquehanna-Faure of Cambri
Directors to Make Any Deal Announcement
Set Rumor Factories Working

were not yet in. but that the net a..
ings for the year were about se ,oo y.
This showing, he said, was severa, hs-
dred thousand dollars better ,boa
1913, the last previous good year ~ h..,
ness. The 1913 net inccme, as nor
of the annual report for that yeor ules
$6,234,95O. gar wai
The remainder of the local LIST ala ma,
There was 7-point rise in Burraio we, sI;
Susquehanna preferred on light sale, %uq pq
the general tone of the market 10, out
very heavy, despite an early sbo.,
strength in United states Steel H. "
were quiet and steady. The advance "
Susquehanna preferred was accomnan,!9, Y
by talk of fine earnings. The bolnnaao
the purchase price of sSOO,0OO for tho nsou "
erty will be paid off in March g9,Op' Z,
estimated that the LIST mortgage Az ~ H
cent. bondholdcrs will receive abont s,,, ~,
FOR each $1,000 certificate. fiN
Buffalo and Susquehanna comp,or d,
lowed the example set by the prcferred ao, .vl,
rose points, while Lehigh Valley Trnn
sit preferred uched "A new high recoss
In the final hour the whole local ma
ket turned very weak, under the le.da.
ship of United States Steel. Storage ps,,
terry dropped a point and pcnnsyIvaTI'
also softened, as did United Gas trr
prOvcmcnt.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27

That the European holdings Of Ameri-
can stocks have been sold in increasing
quantities of late there is not much doubt.
Local brokers expressed the belief that
the opportunity to liquidate on the an
nounccmcnt of the United States Steel
dividend was not neglected and this for
ciCn selling has been the cause OF the de-
pressed condition OF the general stock
market. Figures comparing the percent
axe of change between June 30, 1914, and
January I. 1915, i'm some of the leading
local issues show comparatively small de-
crcascs. For instance, Pennsylvania,
which Is probably held abroad in greater
quantities than any other American issue
with the possible exception OF United
states steel, showed a decrease of only
26 pcr cent. Norfolk and Western de-
creased 40 per cent. and. Lchigh Valley
only % per cent. Jersey Central showed
no change during that period The total
average reduction in European holdings
Of # leading railroads was only per
cent Since then, however the English
mobilization scheme has gone INTO effect
and the percentage of selling is thought to
have increased materially. II is esti-
mated that some 5000 shares Of United
states steel have been disposed Of by
foreigners since tho war began.
Another local stock which has suffered
from this is Philadelphia Company. Paris
has been large seller. At one time
placed in France. and it Is understood
that about onc-third of the amount has
found its way back to this country. The
latest ship to arrive from England was
reported to have $2j,OO0,00O of American
securities aboard.
The declaration of an extra dividend
Of per cent. by the Cambria steel Com
pany came as something of n surprise to
the Street and, as a matter of fact, was
rather of n disappointment 1t had been
expected that the treasury stock might
be distributed and that some sort of an
nounCcmhent regarding the much-talked-
of deal might be made.
1t was stated that an attempt had been
made to obtain an extension of the Re-
ploglc options on Cambria, at so, which
expire January 81, but that this had been
refused. 1t was also reported that the
DrCXcl 4nterests had received an offer for
control of Cambria from the Midvale pco-
pie and that this might have made them
decide not to go into the proposed mer-
ger with the Youngstown and Lacka-
wanna companies. At all events, the
street was quite at sea over all these ru-
mors, and after marking up the stock
close to 10 1t reacted on the dividend an
nounCemcnt
From Boston came n statement quot
ing a director of the company that the
deal had been definitely abandoned be-
cause the representatives of each of the
three concerns involved considered that
they were more valuable than the prices
suggested at which they should be taken
over
After the Cambria steel meeting Presi-
dent Donner said all the figures, including
"other sources" of the 1919 operations
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27
NEW YORK. Ian. u.

Trading operations the
rallies lines
quickly
interests confident that they had complete control
Most of the supply through international houses stocks like
a a
OF
dividend trading
Alcohol continued show lack of throughout the afternoon selling
o Il
odraIv in
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27
Financial Briefs

E. A. Simmons was elected president
Of the American Sawmill Machinery Com
pany board.
The Pressed Steel Car Company elected
n s. Rcedcr Il director, in place of o. c.
Gayley, deceased ]. f. MacEnulty has
been promoted to first vice president from
the position of second vice president c.
T. Church was elected assistant secretary
and assistant treasurer.
Alba b. johnson. president of the Bald
win Locomotive Works. is in New Orleans
for the third annual convention of the
National Foreign Trade Council.
The Baldwin Locomotive Works has re-
ceived orders for the following locomo-
tives: Two mogul type for Jonesboro,
Lake City and Eastern Railroad, one
2-S-2 type for the Columbia and Nehalem
Railroad, one mogul type for the Alex
andria and Western Railway, one 0-6-0
type for the General Chemical Company
and one mogul type for the NIardez Lum-
Der Company.
c. d. Barney & Co. and Parrish & Co.
bought Cambria Steel
Spencer *. Minford, Jr., OF this city.
was elected to membership of the New
York Coffee Exchange.
The annual report of the Old Dominion
Company of Maine, for 1916 shows net
income of sl.3S9.396 or A,H per share on
it's 2)3.253 shares. Dividends of Sl466, 765
C$5 per share) were paid.
The gross business of the John r.
Thompson Company in 1915 was approXi-
mately 100000. an increase of 40 per
cent. The retiring officers of the COM
pany have been reelected.
Today was the last day for the deposit
of common stock of the International
Mercantile Marine Company with the
United States Mortgage and Trust Com
pany. of New York. the depositary of the
protective committee. of which John w.
Platten is chairman.
After the meeting of the Pennsylvania
Steel Company board announcement was
made that only routine business had been
transacted.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Commonwealth Edison
Company which will be held in Chicago
on February 2S, the question of increas-
ing the capital stock from $50, O,OO0 coo to
SEQ 100000 will be voted upon Books close
February 10 and reopen February 20.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Pressed Steel Car Company, regular quar-
terly lN per cent, on preferred, payable Feb
ruary % to stock of record February -
STANDARD oil Company of Kansas, regular
quarterly 81. payable February % to stock of
record February H.
North American Company. regular quarterly
Ia per cent, payable April to stock Of record
March III.
per cent, payable February - to stock Of rec
ord February /.
Commercial Trust Company, regular quar-
terly per cent, payable February l to stock
of record January u,
American Glue Company regular semi
annual 81 per share on preferred. payable
February l to stock Of record January 20.
Cambria steel, regular quarterly u, per cent,
and extra per cent, payable February II to
stock of record January II,
Ohio Cities Gas Company regular quarterly
~ per cent. payable March l to holders OF
record February 10
National Lead Company. regular quarterly
Ia per cent. preferred. PAYABLE March ~.
Consolidated Gas, regular quarterly Ia per
cent payable March -, TO stock of record
February II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27
N. Y. CURB MARKET
SUFFERED SETBACK
Early Firmness Followed oy
General Sharp Declines.
Rise in New State 4s "

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.--After show of
strength with fair activity the market
for outside securities after the first hour
developed renewed weakness on more
liberal offerings in sympathy with the
downward tendency in the stock market.
While some support was i'm evidence in
spots, only feeble rallies were registered.
The principal feature in the afternoon
trading was the demand for the New
York State new Is which moved up from
the previous bid of 102la, the first sale be-
ing made at 1882, and quickly advanced
to i037s. The Erie As were again under
pressure and eased off a.
Submarine Boat after a gain of q,
broke more than . point Midvalc steel,
after moving UP, lost nearly all the adj
vance; Canadian Car and Foundry shares
were down, and Motor stocks were also
heavy but less active. Poole Engineering
and Machinery, after an advance of
points ran off 10; Griggs- -Seabury was
down 2. Oil stocks were somewhat ir-
regular, but generally lower on a small
volume of dealings. while copper stocks
eased off in sympathy with the balance
of the list.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27
English Bank Statement

LONDON, Jan. 27.-The weekly s,a,..
ment Of the Bank of England: Total rs-
serves G36,Si5,OOO. increase Gi. 1877 OOO r,.
culation c33,S2S,OOO, decrease GSl OoO, hi
lion c52, ,224,OO0, increase fl ,O5d 900: other ss-
curitics, G1l2,20i,OOO, increase G24SOt m.
other deposits flOO,06l, ,OOO increase eI7e
300; public deposits G62,S75,OOO increaso
E3 iOl 600; Government securities go SS
600, unchanged. Tho proportion of m.
banks reserve to liabilities is now % IA
per cent, against 22.3O per cent. last veet
and compares with decline from ri
per cent. to BPS per cent in this week la,,
year. The clearings through the I.ondoo
banks for the week were E2S5. .gg0Od
against f2i2 $4,000 in this week last wear
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27

FOREIGN EYCHANGE

NEW YORK. Jan, 27,-The Foreign
Exchange market opened quiet and a
shade easier in tone for sterling. Dutch
exchange was barely steady and lire
worked lower. Quotations follow;
Demand sterling. 4.76 3-16d476l4; cables,
476 l5-16d4T. Franc cables, 5.S6I4 /;
checks, 5s6B; reichmarks, 7i5s9H 11-16
iires, cables, G69; checks. 6.6sIs. Swiss
cables. 5.l7 checks. SIS. Vienna, 1850
l2.5S. Stockholm. 2L35q2745 Pesetas,
lsai905. Guilders, 437s443l5. Rubles,
29h030.
The feature Of the afternoon market
was a sharp decline In Italian lire Lire
receded to 671 for cables and 6.72 for
checks. Guilders declined 10 43ls and 49,
Sterling eased off to 476bGp4 Is 3-16.
Reichsmarks were quoted at 747-l6 and
745s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27
SHARP DROP IN COTTON;
FOREIGN SELLING HEAVY
Georgia Reports Caused Bearish Senti-
ment-Increased Acreage

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Thc selling
movement which characterized ycstcr-
days cotton market late in the session
was resumed with vigOr at the opening
today and prices sustained sharp de-
clines. 1t was chiefly by Liverpool and
Continental interests. Southern and wire
houses. Supporting orders came mostly
from shorts, including Wall Street. The
trade was impressed by message from
Georgia saying this sentiment was be-
coming bearish in that state owing to
the outlook of the increased acreage. At
the end of the first 90 minutes the market
was active and steady, with prices Z to s
points net lower.
It looked rs if cotton, which had been
firmly held for months, was coming up
on the market Prices broke below the
low level reached on the last decline of
last December, with May contracts SELL
ing off to l2.lS and July to 1890, the low
est levels reached since the publication
of the Governments crop estimate. Trade
interests were buyers on Il scale down,
and there was also buying supposed to
be for Russian account but the tone con-
tinued very nervous and rallies were linn
tied.
Heavy arrivals of linters were fea-
ture of the days local statistics, amount
ing to 2672 bales. y renewal of active
general selling toward midafternoon car
red prices off to 1214 for May. The
exports of cotton for the day aggregated
5l6 bales, compared with 7O,232 bales on
this day last year, All shipments today
were to the Continent. The exports thus
far for the season amount to 1886, ,2j7
bales, compared with 3,625,393 bales in the
COrrpSDOndinlr DpriO1 last
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27
COFFEE PRICES HIGHER
Buying Scattered-Brazil Freight Sit
uation Factor

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-The coffee mar
ket was less active this morning with
prices unchanged TO one point higher.
Coffee values were worked up 4 or 5
points. after the opening. on scattered buy
ing, although there was sufficient profit
taking TO check bullish enthusiasm and
10 hold the market within a compara-
lively narrow range. The freight situa-
tion in Brazil is the principal bullish
factor at present and the cost of bringing
creased.
that there are several small steamships
loading coffee in Brazil to the United
States which are considered undesirable
risks, and shippers have been warned
that the marine insurance rates on these
boats, if acceptable at all, will doubtless
be higher.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27
WHEAT RECOVERED
AFTER EARLY BREAK
Foreign Selling a Feature; May
Suffered Most-Cold Wave
Report Helped Rally

CHICAGO, Jan. q. - Wheat developed
flrmness toward the close on covering
today, after il had shown pronounced
weakness. The bearish conditions that
developed today We're intensified earlier
by selling of futures by foreigners and
an attempt on their part to dispose of
cash wheat. The pressure was so wide
spread as to create an impression that
previous buying was not by strong inter-
ests in the main. There was n world of
wheat on sale for May delivery every
time the market showed a moderate rally,
until late in the session. when it showed
stability, selling up to Sl.37as, after it had
touched Sl34A 1t finished at SL317s@L37,
against a.S6A at the end yesterday.
Predictions of cold wave, coupled with
the fact that July is less active than
May and had a much smaller long in
terest to liquidate. prevented July from
sympathizing fully with May in the down
ward movement. July also moved up
ward as the session grew toward the end,
rising to Sl.27A and finishing only sc. off
from the best at Sl.2I5s, against Sl264 at
the close yesterday Private cables from
Liverpool reported an easier market there,
but earlier messages said that the Eng
lish market had turned firm after show
ing easiness at the outset The late
strength was helped by indications of
some buying for export and on fears of
crop damage as a result of the indicated
cold wave. A leading commission house
cautioned against following the selling
side any further on todays drop.
Corn closed firm. Even when wheat
was weak the market showed resistance.
Weather conditions We're against the
bears. The market at Liverpool was dull
but steadier, 1t is said that, while there
are locusts in Argentine corn. the situa-
tion was not alarming. The corn there,
however, requires rain over an extensive
area.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27
Today's Yesterday 8
ALnnL NJ nlA-n
Patent Suit Dismissed

NEW YORK, Jan. H,-The suit of the
Vulcan DEFINING Company against the
Republic Chemical Company for alleged
nfringements Of patents which has been
pending since early In 1915 was dismissed
by Justice Davis in the Supreme Court
to-day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27
RATES FOR MONEY


NEW YORK, Jan. N.-It vas learned
from authOritative sources today that
Ehe alfdYale Steel and Ordnance Company
Has 10 option on the plant OF the Poole
4nsineerinE Company. nor have there
sFsf been amy negotiations Tor the sans.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27

ALBANY N " Jan re successful bidder for the S25ooO New
National
1OS27 for all The number of bids received for the Now York State
in
OF
available
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27
| FINANCIAL NEWS
LIQUIDATION FROM ABROAD HAS
BECOME A DOMINATING INFLUENCE
International Houses Supplied Stocks in Large
Amounts-Some Specialties Showed Strength.
Good Rally in Progress at Close
High Points il, Toduys Financial News

taken at f02, high
et N segerot gears Issue hea0 ogubsct6ed Thee e 80 3ad5$
FIRST italian declined
foreign crhong markct Sterling also easier After selling ot yhe?5
Chicago Futbr
Bank Of England discount rate unchanged st Po increased the dG
stock
No proposed steel merger after Cambria directors
diyidend
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27
Common stock Dividend Increased BY 81. Panl

and
declared last The dividends
alb 1 t o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27
RAILROAD EARNINGS
WESTERN MARYLAND.

WESTERN MARYLAND.
1916. Increase
Thlrd week January SIS. Sa4 S2B. 80
from July l,-..-....... 5.9lG,i05 l,269, Ta3
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Third week January ..,. Sl,2lT.4T+ Sl2I Tgs
From July l,........,,. 3T,0+i.Tn 2022, 5B2
CINCINNATI NEW ORLEANS AND
TEXAS PACIFIC.
Third week January eco. Slg420+ sol 4gj
From July l'.....-'-.., j,SOO.jI0 j25. 5.TT0
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
December gross ........ 50. l9S go S9l4 T22
Net ...-.'- t............ z, los. $50 $50, I}B
SIX months gross ..... 3f.3fG. Ta3 l.Gll .2iT
Mel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lO2l9,O9l 3.S15,61O
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27

T8i 800 shares yesterdays thus far this week
2,laI,600 shares same period last seek,
z.5fss 800 shares.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27

f. A. Simmons was elected president
of the American Sawmill Machinery Com
panN board
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27

Alba b. Johnson, president of the Bald
win Locomotive Works. is in New Orleans
for the third annual convention of the
NATIONAL EoreiEn Trade Council.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27

Total sales, S3,0IO,OOO. connared with
So ,G35 600 yesterday; thus Tar this week
sl6.353,OOOi same period last week, SI6,-
955,O0O. '
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27

Totnl sales, 2j.GGT shares, compared with
1910 shares yesterday; thus far this Wcris.
,I.oUS ,naresi same period last werk, GS,613
shares.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-31
Sliduiser M6rber eingefansen.

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ben W1nner lpurben nud Ingaben
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s. $. 9enion obgeiaBt. sic gabel
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9erge, no CT cin Gerited iono, OdS
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-31
Solsberbraudj fir Tapierbeoarf.

SIN itaatliden Suboratorilm s.iir
,@aloprobltfte Slt Wtdoiiou, @is., lit
iest cine iebr intereiiunte Illsitellunlg
Der Enpierinbuitrie 5l ieben, aus
iueld)er man erfeuncn fam, lpic ltll-
gebeler pld)tig oie &eruanolung beS
Sol5es IN Hupier fir oen Staat it.
Nad ben itatiltiihen auf5eitnlmgerl
weroen idbrlid allein bon Sen 3ei-
tungen 100000 Tonnen Yapier
perbraudJt, mas et,pn elmer Serorbei.
tllng bon $500 Icre5 Malolano glei1
fame. 0atrh l~angiabrige Inter
illd)rtngen in Dem 9crnmten 2obora.
forum lit audi cruicien porocn, boB
man ollBer Sprtce nod, bos 6olj
anoerer 9dune, ipie Sad 9ine, Sem.
LODI, Samaraf uno galiumfidyte 5il
Sol5brei fir Ole Experimentation
perarbeiten fann. Sll Ser @usIteIung
iino urulte nit Der Decentralization
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nie 8ergament, Roppros II. |. 10. Gin
geiub Der Ilsitelung, Die fir ollie
frei lit, fann iebem empfobIen perbcn.