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Arizona republican., 1920-06-13
HE Atl1UNA kEPUBI4LAN SUNDAY MORNING,

Cucumbers. each. .... .421s ... Artichokes, eacn ... .25 ... Peaches, lb. .....--.-. IS ... Bananas, lib. for ... IS ... Strawberries ..... 80 35 Peas, ID. .-...... .1112 String beans, ID. ..... 20 .. Apricots, 2 lbs. for .... .25 ... Squash, 2 ID. for .... .25 . Blackberries, box ... .25 .. Raspberries, box 50 Cherries, ID. .. 30 ... Loganberries, box 50 Loquots, ID. ..... 20 Figs, ID. ..-.......... 20 Cantaloupes ........ .12l2 20 Green Corn, per doz... .15 .
 Watermelons, lb. ... or
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13

Tn silhouette today appears a man well known in advertising circles. He was born in Avoea, Ia, Dec 23, 1876. In 1914 he received an LL- D. degree from Highland Park college, Des Moines, la From 1896 to 1902 he was publisher of the Farmers Tribune, and of Successful Farming in 1902. Tn 1918 he went to Europe as a member of the labor commission, and from 1914 to 1919 was director of the U. s. Cham Der of Commerce. He was elected president of the Associated Advertis ing Clubs of the World in 1919 and the year following received his ap pointment to the presidents cabinet.
 Answer to Yesterdays Puzzle
 Vice President Thomas R. Marshall
 (The answer to today's puzzle will be given in the next issue.)
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13

of P. hall beginning at o'clock. Every
 Jewish citizen of Phoenix is invited to attend and a good time is assured all.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13

Only former service men or the Brit ish army are employed by the Prince of Wales as his male servants in Eng land.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13
APPRA|GING LANDS
 FOR LOANS BY STATE

Alfred C. Seiboth, engineer with the state land department. returned yes terday from Cochise, Santa Cruz and Pima counties, where he has been appraising improved lands and appli- cations for loans of state funds. The land was appraised by MT. Sieboth on application to purchase by lessees. Most of the land, he said, is grazing in character. The date of the sales has not been set and the matter probably go over until the fall
 Mir Sieboth stated that the ranges are in good condition, but at present there is little demand for cattle, due to the fact that the federal reserve banks are not making cattle loans.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13
coILEcrINc

Louisville Courier JournaD And what are you collecting for, my dear young lady?'
 T don't really know myself. Some body or other needs help, and"
 q understand. No doubt it is a worthy cause Will a s1,00O be enough
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13
GUESS WHO?

Here are the members of the United States cabinet in silhouette pictures. One silhouette will be shown each day. It's up to you children to guess who theN repreSAnt
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13
INSPECTING BRIDGE WORk-

Merrill Butler, bridge engineer with the state highway department. is in Florence for d few days inspecting the construction work now in progress.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
Livingston Petroleum Corporation

,,s."d s"ss'1m-Abo ion a =, month ago pur-
ST. now understand the par value OF
this stock is to be increased to $40 and
arc requested to turn somo in and procure
tho new stock, whose par value will be
$40 per share Kindly advise mo if it
convert my holdings into the higher priced
stock ana take a chance it's dropping
l,ss,'. 1etow par ana remaining 50 for an In
definite period. which ! understand is the
general thing where tho par value Of stock
is changed.-Miss NJ. Il. B.
Answer-Thc Livingston Petroleum
Corporation, which has lust been
formed under the laws of Delaware is
IN need of cash to pay outstanding
hoating Indebtedness and to provide
additional capital for development.
This is clearly stated in the notice to
stockholders in the Livingston Oil Cor
poratlon, asking them to exchange
their present holdings for stock in the
new organization on the basis of ten
shares for one, the new stock being of
$40 par value. They arc also given the
right to subscribe for one share of
Livingston Petroleum stock for each
twenty shares of Livingston Oil ex-
changed before May 20. The new stock
to be issued under this plan has been
underwritten by Hayden, Stone G. Co.,
and we are informed there has already
been deposited for exchange a majority
of Livingston Oil stock. AS the result
OF this financing the interests behind
the company expect to be in a better
position to continue operations, but in
view OF the uncertain character of the
Oil producing business the stock of the
new corporation, in our opinion, will
be no less speculative than the shares
being called for exchange AS to what
the speculative possibilities of the
new stock are we would not venture an
opinion.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
Chesapeake & Ohio Conyertihlss

obo buest,onwR9 yon regard Chesapeake &
a good Investment? I have $500 10 in.
vest and these bonds have been recon
menoed as likely to appreciate in yaIua
curing the next few months. I shall he
slad TO have your views with regard 10
same May [ also ask whether YOU him.
IL adVisa Bile to invest the money in either
IeXas Company 7 per cent notes or West
erh Electric per cent notes. 1925?-F. II
,Answer-We regard Chesapeake g.
Ohio convertible 4la per cent bonds as
fairly good investment. This is one
OF those issues not sufficiently Sc
cured, and therefore largely dependent
upon the earning power of the com
pany. For that reason there is a specu
lative feature attached to the bond
though the Chesapeake & Ohio is a
good road, we'll managed. and should, in
our opinion. manage to maintain itself
under the new legislation. Both Texas
Company 7 per cent notes and Western
Electric per cent notes are entitled to
better ratings than the Chesapeake &,
Ohio convertibles. Both Of these com
panies show large earnings, equal to
several times interest charges on the
issues mentioned.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
Foreign Bonds

Question-Pleaso advise me which Of the
1orelgrf bonds being advertised 50 much
10 -daF, including government, municipal
ana industrial, are suitable for an invest
ment and speculation q. NJ. B.
Answer-Practically all foreign bonds
have a speculative feature attached to
them. Internal loans are subject to the
variations in foreign exchange If the
positions of the European countries
improve so that the balances of trade
are more favorable to them, these bonds
should rise in price. Therein lies the
speculation. We regard the bonds Of
Great Britain as the safest investments
after which come Belgium and France
ana italy German bonds may be pur-
chased at very low figures on account of
the great depreciation of the mark
germany appears to be furthest re-
moved from Improvement in her eco
non1lc NOM af1airs, therefore her bonds ap-
pear to us to be the most speculative
of all. 1--WE
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
A Trying Market

shares Of Columbia Graphophooaa ES ooasht ut 10 80
nd nov, the price is s83. WouId von
Please advise me, whether it Will he batt tor
10 hold on or take the loss - r
=, Answer-An old saying has it that
music hath charms to soothe the
savage breast Whether or NOT this
re1ers to canned music we do not know
at any rate, We imagine that those
VINO purchased Columbia Graphophone
stock around $50 a share do not der;ve
much comfort from the adage. We Know
OF nothing in the affairs Of the Colun,.
b1a Graphophone Company which wonld
account Tor the drop in price of the
stock. Earnings are satisfactorv Rn+
'h1s market is not one which navs
much attention to earnings. pnhj;o
interest Is at low ebb; buying power
IS small; everywhere one hears nessi
mlstlc talk No more tips are circu-
!ated to buy this or that stock. This
IS market such as tries the patience
OF OF men. We wish we knew what the
future course of the securities mart Of
vii be-. Unfortunately we do not
Stocks like Columbia Graphophone a 20 20
speculative, following the general trend
70 You should mals up your mind. and.
"hether or not you are able to sac
the thing through, first determine for
yourself what the outlook appears to
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
Cereals

Wheat-'rhe export demand for wheat
was less IN evidence during yesterday s
session, ana, while offers were in no sense
larger, sellers seemed q little more in
clined to entertain bids and at the sea
board prices were a trife lower. At Min
neapolls values were reported easier earlier
in the day, but the close was unchanged as
iar as good milling wheat concerned,
aud there was no pressure to sell
crop accounts from the West were fav-
orable and the winter wheat crop is ap-
parently making good progress Advices
from Canada said that the winter wheat
there had experienced only d slight loss
oy winter killing, but that seeding opera
tions for the spring crops were the latest
on record. Underlying worlds conditions
were not noticeably changed. but, while
some authorities apparently take very
pessmistiC view OF the outlook and be
heNe that much higher prices may pre-
Vall, others are more conservative and take
the stand that 1t is too early to predict
a small yield III America. while anything
winch might point to the esta blishment of
stable government in Russia Will uu.
doIbteGlt have a sentimental influence on
~ grain inarkets of the world.
Co.'s Ihe concerted efforts on the part
OF the railroads and The Interstate Com
merce Commission to bring about a ralief
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
Loft Candy Inc

.Question-Wil you kindly let me know
when Loft Candy was incorporated and
what was tho opening price Of the stock
per share. and if it has speculative posi-
bilities "A. r. =
Answer-Loft Inc. was incorporated
September is. 1919. 1t sold on the
curb during that month at 2O7s high,
17's low. In October it reached BASS
the highest figure. The present capital
is $4,000 shares. For the year 1919,
which included 7 months under the old
company, the amount earned per share
on the above capital was equal to s1.76.
We regard the stock as speculative
Earnings must show considerable i'm
provement in our opinion before the
stock will be entitled to good rating
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
Yield 6 Per Cent or More

-, stion-Would You please publish the
hdah hd.1es OF Iouf to six good bonds long term
ntgn grade investments, that would yieiG
do"u' d per cent or better, figuring on no.
erS @ 5 , low prices? DO you consider south
yrn , racine refunding Is, 1853, and Tau,
g. fo,h 49,, tentral & Hudson Railway debentura
Answer-The following bonds yield 6
per cent and more and all are well So
cured: Chesapeake & Ohio consolidated
. per cent 1889; Chicago, Milwaukee, &.
81, ssaa fapl paf; general per cent, 1889; Chi
oago' ROCK Island & Pacific general
per cent, 1888; Atchison adjustment 4
per cent, 1895; Illinois Steel debenture
q u per cent, 1910; New York Telephone
frst las, 1889; Southern Pacific re-
funding per cent, 1866. The New
Y h ork Central debenture per cent
'"na1i. nona5 are not high grade. They are
largely dependent upon earnings of the
company, They are not secured bv
mortgage.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
Pittsburgh
Toronto

$1,000 Pitts Brew es. 73la 1914 7315
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
Packing Co. Stock Offered

Hellwig & Reuter- and Robert C.
Mayer & Co. are offering $1,000 shares
OF the capital stock of no par value of
an authorized issue of 100000 shares
of the Thlinket Packing Company. The
stock is being offered at $14.5O a share.
The business was established in 1902
being one of the pioneers of the sal
mon canning industry. Dividends have
been paid for the last twelve years.
The company announced that applica-
ton would be made to have the shares
listed on the New YORK Stock EN-
change.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
Commodities

Il
GC.IsN

Cottcn-Re eports Of rains and unseason
over Sunday led to active general buy
ing movement in the marker at the open
ing yesterday. The advance in the case
Of October contracts extended to within
40 points of tho seasons high record ard
- points above the closing quotation OF
Saturday. This attracted a good deal of
realizing and the price reacted to 1853.
but nerrousness over the crop outlook
cry closed at 1855, or "a points net
higher: Active months generally showed
net nfd, adyanees Of s. to - points at the
close steady at net advance Of "a to so
points. Further notices are expected he
tween now and the end of the month, but
and closed at 4l.4o bid, 81 points net
higher.
season will not be published until June 2,
put, put It Wili be based Sc on canvass Of the
day. The unevo-ablo weather reported
over Sunday naturally strength thened 2 be
!ief that the condition figures would be
time for an improvement in the outoo>
befoff the government data are gathered.
This'view of the stua tlon seemed to pre-
Nall abroad as we'll in the local mark IT.
FOR Liverpool made an unexpectedly firm
showing. and the opening here was 90 to
ing. Foreign and domestic trade interests
we're credited with buying early new
crop deliveries. while there was a
better commission house demand than for
some time past. This supplied by
realizing. which became more active when
the weather map failed TO inspire fur
ther broadening Of buying interests and
the market showed considerable trregu-
larity in the later trading. On the whole.
however. profit taking sales were we'll abb
sorbed reactions OF some 25 to 30
points and the bullsh view OF the new
crop outlook was still in evidence at the
close. Southern spot markets. a officially
reported. were unchanged to 50 points
higher, most of them being unchanged
steady and 40 points higher at 42c for
midding. No sales were reported.
The range of prices follows:
Go r6a,- 9
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
Southern Spot Markets-e;alveston steady

Southern spot Narkets-t5aIVestoN steady,
unchanged, at 42C; sales. 765 bales New
Orleans firm, unchanged. at 40.25c; sales.
PLY bales. Mobile quiet unchanged, at
40. SOC; sales, 20 bales. Charleston steady,
unchanged. a 40 soc; sales nil. Norfolk
quiet. unchanged, at 40.5Oc; sales, 225
bales. Baltimore nominal. unchanged, al
II soc; sales, nil. Augusta steady. %
points higher, at 4175c: sales, 24l bales
Memphis steady, unchanged. a 42c; sales.
900 bales. St Louis steady. unchanged.
at 415Oc; sales, nil Houston steady. un-
hanged, 40. 75c; sales. II bales Little
Rock steady, unchanged. at 42c; sales. 500
bales. Dallas steady 25 points higher at
lose; sales, 1S9 bales Montgomery firm
30 points higher. al 41c; sales so bales
Fort Worth steady, % points higher, at
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
LIBERTY BONDS
A
SySs:
.--f.&Sa
/ GN

s5c; extras. 90 score. ssi. 064c; frsts %
TO 81 score. 61l2 Q621ac 8rsts SIS 70 =
score, So q Sic; seconds SO 10 81 score. ooE
5sl;c: lower grades, 81 q 55c: held. extras az
SO . 6oc. iirsts. 55 q 5sc; seconds. 5.got.
unsalted. higher than extraa. s. SIC, eN
tras, Il a 6s12c: hrsts S. 4 e5c. secoHe..
81 q soc; state dairy tubs. finest, 62Geso
good to prime, 57Q Sic, common TO lsn'
So q sac; ladies. current MAKE, arsts -
4oc' seconds. IL z q 42c; lower graces, :
SIC, packing stock, current make. NO;
:! z q +2c; No. 2, 4oie q 4lc; lower sfao77
Cheese Receipt. YESTERDAY were ~ ~
ored or whites lb.. 2s q 2ec average TSr
27lac; held fats. specials. 3lG 32c; ave,
age run. SOC; lower grades goa 3sc. - -
held. specials. whites 80 q 5o1ac coioIeSS
23q 29c; lower grades. 30 q &c; Wiscons,,s
whole milk, held twins. IS q sic. sing
Daisies. held. 30 a 81 nc, double Dsls,p
held' So9 81 ,ac; young Al1.erica,s' iFsI bsId
34c: state skins, fats ana twins ean.
specials. 2l a 22c, fresh specials, ~ ggood
prime 10 choice. 1Tls Q1s+sc: fair TO so0''
IL q Ice; lower grades. 8lcc.
Receipts yesterday 23.s86 cases Frssn
gathered. extras. dozen, 4 a Soc Sota =
packed, extra frsts. as n Q 49c; frsts - Z z
4sc: fresh gathered. extra hrsts. 4 o - -
hrsts a. q IS 1ac; seconds and poorer: - - =
Sc; dirties, No. /, storage packed. Ss = !
59c. regular packed. "a n &c. NO - &C.,
poorer, 33437c; checks. good 70 choI. ;
dry, 35 q BIC; state. Pennsylvania ~
nearby Western hennery whites. exti"s,, :,
53c; extra 1rsts. 81 @ Sc, hrs's' 80
frsts. 4sm52c; under grades 45g 4'g,
Pacific Coast whites, extras, 5Se, sI, en-
firsts, 81 52c. fIrsts. IS @ 5oci other Nese
ern and southern gathered whites ,ye.s ses
soc; state. Pennsylvania and nearby We.
ern hennery browns. extras. 81 csc; gam
cred brown and mixed coIors. extrsh extra
49 p q 5oc: hrsts 10 eNtra arsts IS q Is az.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
STANDARD MILLING COMPANY

- wall Street.
COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND NO. IA.
New York city. April 2S, 1920.
The Board of Directors of the STAND
ARD MILLING COMPANY havo to-day
declared u quarterly dividend OF Two Per
cent (2fC) upon the Common Stock OF this
Company. payable OF May 3lst. 1920. IT,
the clo.c of 5usiuesa May 2Oth. 1920
JOS. a. KNOX. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
Investment
Information

Questions Of general intercst to
Investors WI1 be nnewered in this
column, IN sphich case only initsals
Will be used. Others wit! be an-
swered BY mail. Address all in-
quirtes, snclosing stamped, ad.
dressed envelope, to Financial Editor.
Tho Tribune, i54 Nassau Street. Nex
York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
the matter of Transportation Of food

In the matter Of transportation Of food
E'gfs i:d ha had eearish IN influence on the mar
2i2c to 37s c fro mthe final of Saturday.
Commission houses with Eastern connec-
tions were heavy sellers at times which
was thought to Indicate operations by Wall
larger at Chicago and cash markets there
We're weak and lower, 1t was evident.
clined to be cautious about becoming over
enthusiastic on the selling side and to
ward the close OF the day the market re-
covering. The visible supply in the Unit I'd
States decreased 472. 900, bringing the to-
tai TO 4,o56,0oo, compared with 3,560.ooo
Yesterdays Previous Year
corn ny NJ 6'!A si95s sssi 2'9SS ss44
Chicago:
Msy NAY ..'........ 1,s,s ,5s 1-2ssss 2sss - :
Oats-The market declined early in the
tions of a. more liberal movement, May
shorts were good buyers on the break,
however' and and a. the close Of the day this
months l1i showed losses Of 4 ' to so s Ths M
visible Supply decreased $4,000 and the
600 a year ago. The local cash market
was again strong and nominal, with lead
ing. grades quoted a s1.47 TO s1.4s.
Tes5erdays Previous Year
close. close. ago.
No.
whits.s1 .47@14s L47@14s o77lz@.7s
Chicago
May. 1o1 1o61e .67A
July. 92Hs 90 .66sa
Rye-Mar6et quiet.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York. close close ago
no. western $3.50 $3.50 s1.5sia
- Flour and Neutrality-suspicious. were:
Yesterday 8 Previous Year
N. z: close close ago
Mpat.s14.75@l5.75 1475@l5.75 12.s50IS4o
Cm.l. Asa 4.s71a 47504. 97la $500 so
r, Fl. 11.75Gl255 11.7501235 9.o0T o65
Rran. 81 90 q - sn
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18

liverpool Cables-Spot cotton quiet at
40 points advance; middling. 26.6od' sales
1900 American 1000. Imports Z, 1000 mona
American Futures opened steady at 35
to 81 points advance Closed steady at "a
to 81 points net advance May. 25.55d
July. 25.22d; October. 24.36d; December
2@s sad January. 23.t0d Canchester: Yarns
and cloths quiet
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18


Sugar, gran. lb. .2ois RS oss ego
Coffee. Rio, No. I5s. .is
Coffee. San, No. .22S q 227. ~
"a susarRefiners ar were active buyers OF
10000 bags Of Cubas. Porto Ricos and
LUZ a5 quty sugars on the basis of 2lc cost
ana pontd 1reghs e eish for cqbas or say az for
positions were said to be for May and
June shipment, making the duty paid
price New York 22.o7c.
there We're :unors that 2llzc cost and
either New York or New Orleans refners
but details were lacking >
At the close OF the day offer,nys uara
said TO be generally held at close to &c
c. f. and the situation still in sellers
In refined sugar about the only new
American and National 10 20Iac bssis 80
granulated ''S INC
Coffee Futures-There was another aa-
vance IN the market and the general tren,
expressed ehe opinion that the recen+
nrmer rne in German marks. together
Mtth brighter outlook possibly concern
ing the German political situation, NAV
nave been stimulant in steadving The
primary markets I'm Brazil and the re-
suItant adyance here. Al any rate the
morning cable reported Rio 200 reis higher
win our opening II to II points up and
turther advances from time 10 time dur
ing the day on Brazil buying and trade
covering, some of the of erings being in
me nature of profit taking lite in the
aay at. private advices reported still
sent July to 1850 and September TO Is 26c
closing at net gains of 2S and 80 points
the local spot market vas steadier wi III
no .s held at 15s<c and fair demand
reported from the interior. Little change
was noted IN the cost and freight market,
although the tendency OF Rio offerings
no 49,
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Yesterday. Year ago
Live steers fair
10 prime 100lbs sl2 0OQl+ 81 $l4o08l'''
Dressed beef.
sides, ID. ...... .l59 20 I'll q sse
Live Vesls COM
100 lbs =. I5oo@Is5o I4So9ls.@
d veal a
city, lb...... .ls9 % 400 -
lbs .......... 7oo@looe 7co9ii.es
Dressed mutton. -.
city, lb....!.. .ls0 80 .16G ~
Live lambs, fair
to prime. 100
lbs. ........... iAoo91s.oo sc9iS.se
Dressed lambs
city. ID ...... .25@ 20 27a -
Hogs 100 lbs ... I5c0H17 ~ % -
Dressed hogs
aeon 10 .... c2er2=t. 2sA. z9s
Moss pork bhl IL 006, - 0e ST 90 q - ~
Mess beef. Dbl le.o0@is0e 55.Vo15ss'
Lard. Middle
Wsst, 100 lbs. ea.55@2e.S5 sa1e4sf-a
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
Receiver in Equity

In an equity suit brought by tho Resort
Hotel Company, a New Jersey corporation,
ouose John 6. Knox appointed Albert B.
INC at 1850 Broadway. with a bond Of
slo'oVo. He was authorized to continue
me business, The assets, consisting of
stoch, nxtures and accounts receivab BILE are
valued at $4,000. The claim of the Re-
sort Hotel Compsny amounts TO 81 aa6 ah
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
SECURITIES OFFERED AND WANTED

BUY-SELL
MIDWEST REFINING CO.
MERRITT OIL CORPORATION
ELK BASIN CONSOLIDATED
INTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM
IMPERIAL OIL CO., LTD.
SAPULPA REFINING Co
HOUSTON OIL CO.
ATLANTIC LOBOS OIL CO.
MAGNOLIA PETROLEUM co.
NATIONAL FUEL GAS CO.
COSDEN & CO.
GULF OIL CORP.
HUMBLE OIL & REF.
PRODUCERS & REFINERS CORR
CARL n. PFORZHEIkaER & CO.
Dealers in Standard Oil Securities
Phones 1850. 1884 Broad. 2s Broad st.. n. "
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18

Butter, Cheese and Eggs
Butter-Receipts were 1895 packages
creamery, higher than extras lb., SAC a
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
Schedules in Bankruptcy

The schedules in bankruptcy filed yes
terday in the United States District Court
were follows
William A. Loescher Schedules Of Will
lam A Loescher meat dealer. a HARRISON
N J., who was adjudicated bankrupt
on october 25 last, show liabilities of
SS,sGS with assets of S3,675, which in
clude two life insurance policies for 81 600
NnaFles r. Dalton. OF Port Chester, n Y
ha .u,l.r
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
Markets in Other Cities

Sales Open High Low Last
9$ Unit Gas Imp. 43A 43ia 43H 43's
w Jer&Sca Sh 81 81 81 81
$1,000 El & Poop As. % 80 50 80
1000 Nat Prop Its. 14la 1Ai3 14ia 1ii2
900 PHI, w g. B As. 9o % 95 %
1000 Phi Elec st 5s. Ss14 S4A SiM 84'4
10000 Reading As. .... 1oi2 1924 1914 1919
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
Sugar and Coffee

current Year
c, prices ago
9usdr' gran Id. .20i2 q rs .09
Coffee. Rio, No. l5s. "a
Coffee. San, No. .22& a 227. ~