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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-27
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

American Shipbuldng Company SIa per cent
on pIefsrreds payable August 21 to holders OF
Liggett 4 Myers Tobacco Company. regular
quarterly per cent on common payable Sep
National Lead Company. regular quarterly
~ per cent preferred and | per cent on
the common stock. Preferred dividend is pay.
able September Is TO stock of record August
25 and the common Is payable September 9l
to stock OF record September &.
United Power and Transportation Company
81 .I3 per share. for the past six months pay,
able July 20 to stockholders OF record July as
The books do not close. Stock OF the company
is deposited as collateral security for Interstate
hallway Is.
Of per cent; payable August / to stock OF
record July 81.
Harmony Mills. regular quarterly OF ~ per
cent. payable August l TO stock of record
July 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-27
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Volume of Business Is Light-Amer
leans Dull and Lower

LONDON. July 27.-HesItation was in
evidence on the Stock Exchange today and
the volume OF business was small. There
was an easier tone in the gilt-edsed section,
due to light selling by insiders, who are
financing blocks OF Kaffirs and other securi-
ties recently sold by the liquidators Of Ger
man banks.
Americans were duh and lower, following
the general decline at New York yesterday.
The Treasury published a fifth list OF 200
dollar issues that are subject to a supertax
unless deposited.
Alterations in prices in home rails were
fractional and irregular Canadians dis
played stability Hudson Bay Company
shares were helped by a favorable report
Allied bonds were sustained. Although slow,
mines and oils held we'll
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-27
ggg;sz; SERVICE
" SECURITIES

q Dubuque Electric Company 5%
1st Mortgage Gold Bonds.
q These bonds, due in 9 years, are
an absolute 1st Mtse. on the entire
electric lighting, power and street rail-
way system of the City of Dubuque.
Ia. and vicinity.
q, Net earnings for past year in excess
of ttCice the bond interest.
q The Company, in SO far as it law
fully may, agrees to pay the Normal
Federal Income Tax.
G. Legal investment for Maine Saw
inss Banks.
q The replacement value of the prop
critics is estimated over So, ,000, 900, and
the equity is represented by $780,
600 of preferred and common stocks.
q Price 81 e. Int, Yield 5.45So.
Baker Ay1ing & Young
Land Title Bldg. Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-27
Cotton Buyers and Sellers

NEW YORK, JLly 27.-October-Hagen-
dorm. Rountree, Rosenberg, McEnany and
Geir bought: Black and McFadden sold.
December--Wilson, Geer, Martin and
Hagedorn bought; Brooks, Klmball, Nor
den and c. Hicks sold.
January-Sellar, Clifford, Montgomery,
Lehman, Hartcorn, Bartlett and Travers
bought; Newman, Norden, Parrott Nc.
Enany and C. Hicks sold
March-Hopkins, Hartcorn Hyman and
Lowenstein bought; Kimball and McEnany
sold.
May-Rountree and Lowenstein bid Les
ter offered.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-27
TRADING is WILD
IN WHEAT MARKET
Avalanche of Buying Orders Re-
suits in Excited Session, and
Prices Go Up
GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST

GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST
CHICAGO, July al.--Thc weather fore
filinois, Missouri Iowa and Kansns-
GsnerNly .r fair WITH .9nH G9ntinued hish temper
'WIstsSnsTr1ce%e sSfT Gem fair tonight and
prsMRlsg nmssotamGenegaiy % eph"s falr tonight and
probably Frldayi warmer near Lake Su-
NSrih Dakota--Pnrtly cloudy with local
thunder showers tonight and Fridayi
South Dakota--Partly cloudy tonight and
Trldayi probably unsettled vests slightly
YsbrasEaI,Fplr and continued ya55m ,s,,5 to; to;
slightly cooler northwest Friday.
CHICAGO. July 81. - An avalanche OF
b. ying orders resulted in wild wheat
market today The factor was additional
sensational rust reports from the northwest
where high temperatures generally were
recorded The excitement throughout the
forenoon was Intense but the market
uuietcd down in the afternoon. Heavy
pront-taking sent prices off from the top
but there was little selling otherwise.
The Northwestern Miller and Chicago
and Northwestern Railway received adVtces
that black rust was increasing in North
Dakota and doing considerable damage
This report was corroborated by b. w.
Snow. who reported that the condition of
tho crop in Pembina County, N. D., had
ieclned % points, and that IN Lamboorne
County 1t had fallen 90 points
Many firms received advices which they
said were SO unfavorable they would not
make them public. In the main. injury to
the crop from rust and heat blight appeared
TO be generally conceded as important.
Foreigners who heretofore have been skep-
teal believing the news from the northwest
TO be hysterical were awakened.
The market at Liverpool was firm with
few sellers There was a broader demand
from the Continent. Export business here
was checked A block of wheat was sold
10 the Dutch Government at better than 2
cents over September here.
1t was said that. rust was spreading in
Canada, which added to the discomfort Of
the bears. Receipts at interior points were
large, Kansas City alone getting 100000
bushels. Clcarances from the seaboard were
| ght. Mills were said to be absorbing lib
orally. Some unfavorable threshing reports
were received from Illinois.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-27
Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL, July 27.-Spot cotton was
duh today at decline of points on the
basis of sod for mid-upland The sales
were 1000 bales including 5000 bales Amer
lean. The receipts were 1900 bales, of
which l6,l00 bales were American. The
market for futures closed quiet at a net
decline of 24s@3h points
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-27

LIVERPOOL. July 27.-Spot wheat was
arm today, with No. hard winter quoted
AZ rs 101ad; No. l Northern Manitoba lis
Id. ard IA 2 Northern Manitoba lis I0d
an adTanee of ID. Corn was quiet and Id
loaez. Hllh American mixed quoted At los
ana Plate Il 10s ia Flour. was 42s Sd.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-27
LIVE sToCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO. July =, Is1s-Hoas- Receipts.
ls 80 AaEkst zseady e g p Ai1sd and
4aI5 spaz1 hsatx. !. 1es a.sas hkat ls.404
1ax4 nkza IS s. 8 : - halk. 8a40HI1.
zE44sH - -fzeezzzzs s1a8 Aarksf sasanaz
Hzzsz4 81 za2 las eoan aud HalfsEz 81 45
#a ss aa4 zszazfz g - = 3. 4a. #szaas.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-27
Sugar Futures Dull

NEW YORK. July 27.-Sugar futures
were duh again this morning and the
opening was 2 to points lower on bids,
with no sales on the call. The market
promises 70 be an uninteresting AFFAIR until
there are fresh developments in actual
sugar.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-27
Condition of U. S. Treasurx

United states Treasury according 10 a state
msnt issued today. follops: Net balance In
general und, t229 100. 047. total receipts. ISL
$50, 800. total dsbnTs $50. s57 SD. dsnct
Fana canal and 5sc debt ssaelssasa Of the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-27

zasnaN. 5uiy a7.--Ths sats = disesunt
e - aHea market f1f zAarl ana lhras
HIi.z Iaaas uas s 4zz nez cent
assa eIeesf p ezIl rs : per eAaE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-27
FINANCIAL NEWS
MARKET is RULED BY PROFESSIONALS;
BEARS SELL. AT START, BUT BUY LATER
Some Foreign Liquidation in Days Trading
s Follow Declines Concentrated Offering of Railroad
Stocks Money Conditions Easy
HIGH Points in Todqv's Financial News

Watch resumed divdnds declaring 12
sn TIE rs payment since genadr 1918 Eanngs Of Bator qnd
Utilities coissn authorized purchase Of several Ne' Jsy electric cO
RdiVGgs Whch controlled the
National Properties Copdny SoVay Process declared a ddd
embargo eustbound freight
Gulf because conditions at GdVeon and
Ne0 OrLeans silver Mgher NeAU and london
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-27
MINING STOCKS
BONDS.
Financial Briefs

Geld coin to the amount OF 100000 was
Withdrawn this morning from the New York
EubtreaEnry for shipment 10 Cuba. This
znaksa sa.o0o.ooo shipped to the island this
#eaz.
1Hs New York subtreasuFy lost 81 .0Os, 900
= tne banks yesterday, making : cash net
less since Friday OF ss.s12. goo.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-27
COTTON GOES UP;
RAINS IN EAST
Liverpool a Moderate Buyer of
January and Wall Street
Takes Small Amount
COTTON BELT WEATHER.

NEW YORK, July Decentralization was
the cotian belt this, morning and there was
scattered showers In Texas.
The, following temperatures were re-
Ashevllle. o.; BlrmlnGhnm, Macon and
Savannah. ~; Oklahoma City, Del Rio.
s SSsxh A'STn %nd
sad Ss.ISlllc ?S" iS; ff"i@S' fn%"%. s sRrsveport.
Fort Smith, Little Rock, Memphis. New
Orleans and Mobile, SOi Galveston, SO.
Il There e, was .Oi inch Of PRECIPITATION At
yestoni 10 Mt Asheviei 80 at Birminghnm;
H. lit, at Pensacola and AtIanta' "a at Del
mt Augusta and Th0nHsyille.
NEW YORK July 27.-Falure of rains
in the Southwest to extend. continued pre-.
cpitation in the eastern belt and slightly
better Liverpool cables than due caused
steady opening on the Cotton Exchange
this morning Prices on the call showed
advances of l to 3 points.
One important interest was a prominent
buyer Of October and December while q
spot house supplied the former. An i'm
portant room trader sold the active months
Liverpool was moderate buyer of Janu-
any and Wall Street also took a small
amount. After the call prices rose l to 3
points further.
Rains were again reported from the east
ern portion of the belt this morning, while
in Texas there were small showers at only
two or three points. The weather forecast
for the East was partly cloudy with prob
able showers in Georgia.
At the time of the start here Liverpool
reported losses of 4la to points, against
expected declines of AZ to points.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-27

COAlaEkcIAL Trust COMPANY
FhtlAdel uhla. J4iy 27 IaIa
Al : useflns q l1e Beard of Directors heia
1hla daT. : quarterly alFIdana = fauF ~ 80
Eeaaaas. nasatle ea Aaz4a4 = 1e4z. . shaFs-
Ea7aa44 = feEaH8 EHs 4A4I HIaEa4A
Chefs HI# = nza4Iea
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-27
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK July 27.-The market for
coffee futures opened very steady, with first
prices showing an advance of 1 point. The
market was moderately active with sales on
the call $500 bags
The market became steadier after the
opening and values showed net gains of
2 to points at the end of the first hour
Of trading. The early selling was believed
to be hedging against the purchase of
1000 to 5000 bags cost and freight coffee
yesterday on the basis of 1886 to 1850
Todays Yesterdays
opening. close.
October .........,.. 'S.45 S.4S4S.40
December ..'...,... S'OSWS,OU S,OSW 6'bU
March ..,.,........ S.S09S.Sl S.790S.SO
May .....,.......... S.9OQS.92 S.DOQS,O2
'Bid
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-27

p list 5s. 1OIq4 1O4M 1O4M .....
Total sales, 500, 600, compared with s33.400
yesterdays thus far this week, S172,4t0i same
period last week, S200,3OO.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-20

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-23
Z. .. W00D ATTACKED
RI HOME LIFE co.

Vontinued from raee ore
individuals. Of whom the said John c. Ma
sinnis is one, TO lnjure weaken and ruin
snesald Insurance company; that for some
stu'eptst Efforts have been made In the
ln,esests 81 company known ms the Con-
soiuated Investment Company TO become
interested in and gain control OF the Home
u!e insurance Company that In February,
igib, Robert r. Dearden Jr. manager Of n
inllauel lphia Insurance Journal purchased
twenty-five shares Of stock OF said Home
hlte insurance Company, which was subse-
quehuy transferred TO Lyndon n. Wood
anu nus associate, II, J, welch. who subse-
quently transferred the same to the Con-
soltdated Investment Company; that the
consolidated Investment Company is cor.
poration under the laws OF the state OF
delaware whose method Of business Is 20
consolidate number Of life insurance COM
panles without the Investment OF any capt
thi' from the procedure of having stock
holders Of various Insurance companies ex-
cnange their stock for long term debenturcs
OF the said Consolidated Investment Com
pany or In exchange for the stock Of that
company the further procedure Of the said
consolidated Investment Company being,
aIter securing In any manner a few shares
OF stock OF nm Insurance company. TO in
splre against the company and its manage
ment for the purpose OF giving such at
tacks publicity. and also for the purpose or
irlghteninE stockholders into parting with
their shares at n low price that during the
summer past, proceedings against the Home
Life Insurance Company were instituted
In the city Of Philadelphia in an equity pro-
eeeding. which proceeding was demurred to.
and to further which proceeding those assoc
olated with the compainants In this pro-
ceeding have since made no further efforts.
the object Of said proceeding In equity hav-
ing been attained by the publicity thereby
given to the affairs Of the insurance COM
pany. but at that time the stockholders OF
the Home Life Insurance company had
mailed to them copies Of the bill In equity
containing various charges against the
Home Life Insurance Company and It's
management, and also copies OF certain
seurrllous attacks appearln gin the United
states Review, an insurance Journal, which
these defendants will show was concerned
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-23
DEMOCRATS INSIST
ON FEDERALPROBE
Roland S. Morris, Reorgan-
izer, Says Election Re-
turns Demand 1t
WAITING ON OLD GUARD

Roland s. Morris the power with Vance
= zfrf,ormtck in Democratic REORGANIZATION
circles In Pennsylvania, said today that
nsyer since his entrance into politics had
~ received as many complaints regarding
slectlon Irregularities as had drifted into
h,n, from Democratic workers in the organ.
station wards since election day.
This was regarded by politicians as as.
.r,rance that a Federal probe would result
Irrespective of whether the organization
committee Of the "old Guard" Democratic
clty committee presses or drops action In
the election frauds cases at It's meeting to.
morrow afternoon.
"The condition is serious" said Mr.. Nor.
rts II have received notices OF many al
isaed frauds during the election aftermath.
even discounting partisan prejudice and the
natural desire to make a good showing II
ia safe to say that the complaints em-
body severe charges"
REoRGAN1zERs AWAIT EVENTS
while the reorganization Democrats are
aiIowinE the "Old Guard faction to pur-
sue their investigation of alleged frauds
without interference, it is the general be-
lief that the meeting of the organization
committee tomorrow afternoon will de-
yelop nothing that will warrant n Federal
probe.
II is considered likely, however. that the
reoreanization faction has within its
possession evidences of fraud that will war
rant a probe by Francis Fisher Kane,
United States District Attorney II was
intinated today that the result might be n
polltical upheaval that will purge the CEN
aral and river wards of the usual amount
OF Illegal voting.
This probe is considered probable in spite
Of the fact that Mr.. Kane said this morning
that the Federal statutes limited the scope
of Investigation. There must be proof Of
oonspiracy," said Mr.. Kane.
There must be a conspiracy" said Mr.
Kane, "to injure, oppress or intimidate, and
the courts are not likely to extend the
meaning OF these words. In the Moseley
case IL was applied to election officers who
sat together and agreed to omit from their
returns the votes cast by lawfully qualified
voters"
Democratic leaders reverted to political
history OF Philadelphia n half century back
TO illustrate their reason why fraud was
committed .hlst as Democratic leaders OF
the river wards (then overwhelmingly Dem
ocratic) attempted to stem the tide Of
sentIment in favor of the tten vigorous
Republican party, so Organization leaders
OF today attempted to stem the tide of WILL
son sentiment that Democratic leaders es-
innate was at least $4,000 strong in this
city.
'"The irony of 1t is," said one Of the
leaders today, that It was Democrats OF
several decades ago who taught the Or
Ranization men what they are doing or
are alleged to have done on election day"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-23
INSURANCE COMMISSIONERS
UNDAUNTED AT THREAT OF
WOOD TO GO TO GOVERNOR

HARRISBURG. Nov rs. - state Tnsur-
ance Commissioner J. Denny O'Nei said
today that he wasn't alarmed at the threat
made by Lyndon u. Wood. that he would
make personal appeal TO Governor Brum-
baugh OF not receiving fair play from the
Insurance Department In it's present probe
OF Insurance companies controlled by Wood
He also defended his chief examiner. w, j.
Roney. who with other examiners was at
tackled last night by Mr.. Wood.
Mr. Woods statement hasn't caused me to
change my opinion" said Commissioner
O'Nen.
Commissioner O'Nell said that In time
Mr.. Wood would be given every opportunity
to make his charges while under oath. The
hearings in the Pension Mutual Life In
surance Company and the Union Casualty
Insurance Company will be held next week.
Upon being asked what his attitude was
on the insurance Investigations now pend
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-23

fl rfesenfIna onIy oHe side = tne eass ahat
the defendants aver that Mesinnie ano
those associated with him iuade fepresenta-
tions refecting on the management or shia
company 20 the Insurance Commissioner
OF the State Of Delaware who had only
completed an examination Of the company
In March. 1915; that the Insurance de-
partnents OF the State Of Pennsylvania and
Of the state Of Delaware. on the receipt OF
an affidavit from the officers Of the insur'
ance company. refused TO take any action IN
the matter on the ground that the insurance
company was solvent and ahundantly able
20 carry out its contracts and was being
properly managed"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-23

ing n tne department. 0Heef4of Hfum-
hauRh replied that these fnvestleasioas we're
purely and entirely matters Of the depart
ment. They hsvs not come to him nor does
he expect them 10 reach him. The matter
viii be adjusted IN the department accord
ing to the law and the equities In tho case.
Commissioner O'Neu left the capital this
afternoon for Philadelphia. He Is going
there to attend dinner tonight. while in
Philadelphia he will obtain statements from
several Philadelphians who had dealings
with the Pension Mutual Life Insurance
Company and the Union Casualty Insurance
Company, of Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-23

great deaf e care fer ec4ae time pe4t 1nA
lfIre1tors 81 thsas c6mnaniss have now det
ci6ed t. raw % All employees btner Than
those of the execntIve and administrative
staffs receiving not more thar 5000 per
annurn. a percentage upon their salaries
or wages equal to the dividend rate paid to
Company.
Quarterly dividends are now paid At The
rate Of seven per cent annually and. conse-
duently. these employees, some 1900 IN
number. will receive a like rate which will
approximate 1890 900 IN addition to their
salaries and wages. The first payment
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-23

elH Sc nHa4 ~ - hs Ae
snpioyss NAo g. NHFsassf za iats
Been six uiontha of onks4 II fhs
q ths eoFnpanies ara As II gae fzsa 81 as
payment ~ divF6ends 20 thai stocAHAI s. -
will be made by check
IT is very gratifying TO TIRE difs65eTs
that they are thus able to shor Is THAR
employees, upon whom tire sAtlsfacffAH s.
the public with the service Of the entas
pany 80 LARGELY depends. their recoenIt.se
Of the faithful end efiicisnt dfecharxa 81
their duties. BY the adoption Of thia meshsz
Of proit-shRrine"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-23
PROFIT SHARING BY
CONSOLIDATED GAS

Concluded FROM reee Two
sseent,at In tho conduct OF tho utility which
seeks the highest attainabie ideals In the
public service.
In the desire TO meet in the fullest sense
their obligations to the public OF New York,
the directors OF the Consolidated Gas Conn
pany and the New York Edison Company
and the affiliated gas and electric companies
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-05

ucs7 matters
Mr.. u. T. Fielder and family icl'
rur.Iay .or Electra. whrrr Mr. Field
,r will conduct a hotel business.
County Attorney sam J Hamilton
and family lrit Wcducsda, for puh
lm ou short visit to relatives ana
friends
Miss. Kirby wall Margaret pu
puy and E,hcl Fitucll OF Quanah
returned home Tuesday. after 'isll
uith. Mis- Willie g.. Clover
Nr. Geo Iattcuharh and dangh
irr Iru Tursda, night f"r p'n''on
Tho, Will sp,ul mouth "F'''nr
There aud ed point. 100 oklahoma.
N- Nr' miller and Miss Tot Br'-
an, entertained with q forty Two
porN Tucs1p, might. 300 honor Cd.
Mo-. Emma Crurdy
rttor o e. Thumaa ol lh' 'nll
dr. Post accompanied h' h. lam
u,. u,s her. "Wednesday woinini
The. .urr, ou them u1y to Tine cor"
alpto.Gmr Ulghv1, meeting '
Ration N,e Ncuco Nir"r tho meet
n. tnr, expect to proceed lo Ol"ro
RADIO Uhr., ih,, viii spend tN" rr
nr.. v.,h. u tho mour''us
George wood I.n SATURDAY, %"
,malHo vhrr. De- VII have 'mfs'
ul cd band lur thr neat three weeks
during the variation OF the director
n ~ Mitchell {. & Pawn" and
"a Mrmurc OF Estc.imc were here
sIWruay
g. Waler Ica Tuesday ton Fort
Worth
u Morrison a O. Cole John
Cmk aud Homer Glascor 70. 'lar'u.
dom N,r, her, Monday
Miss Willie T.. Clover entertained
guests from Quauah uu' clarendon
with % uI,u, party no h.o"d"'
sruua Tuesday oycu,ue Auumh"r OF
iu., .um. people v.r. a.su present
Mrs q q Anderson aud little
daughter Elizabeth ano Misses fw
.., bic. aui Ghdy Jones aud Mary
.uH ma NlI,r oi Ef,llmr Wu'' 80
.Ha RU mu, here IurH.