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The final psroifnt of the arm
mnlaleil cllrMcml on the prvfer
red stock of
odwest 03B
will n made In Kehrmry ns
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stock mtoicmis
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nll. Walnut lOTO 1.
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Jlldwcat Oil 131 -T L
Sam ., M ,
Addren ,
Cltf Slate
Georgia Ry. & Power 5s 1954
Southern Indiana 1st 4s 1951
Edmonton (Canada) 6s 1921
Edmonton (Canada) 53 1934
M'rffe lor Circulars and i'ricrs
Morris Brothers Co.
Itnhllliei1 180.1
1421 Chestnut Street
HARWOOD ELECTRIC CO.
1st & Refunding Gs, 1912
Price on Application
MELLOR &. PETRY
Membera N. Y. I'lilla. Mock Exchange
33d COilUEKtl.W. Tlllvr IIL II.1IIMI
IlIMIir.MIS
" CENTitAL Tltl'ST i S.VVINlit ttlHi'..N
Philadelphia. January is 1UIT.
The Iloaril at Dtrectorji thla Ua' ileclareil a
quarterly dividend or one and one hulf per rrni
an the capital itock. paatle t'ebrujrr 1, 1U17,
to Stockholdera of record January 'Jil, 1017.
At the aame time 30 000 was addvd Iq (he
Surplui. making- that fund Suu.ouo.
Checks will he mailed for the dtldenda.
CIIAm.ES K. I.ITKKN.S. Secretary.
OFFirK "
wiixiai r. noxnuKiiiT & comi-any. ixc.
AMKUICAN UTIUTIK.S POMl'ANY
A quarterly dividend INu ;0 ( line und
three-auurtere per rent (1.4 on the Preferred
block; of the American rtllitiee Company will
be paid on February 10. 1017. to atockhulders of
record at 3.0U p. m on January Stat 1017
A 11 Ml!. I. Ef(, Secretary.
Philadelphia, December 13. 1010
FINANCIAL NEWS "1
STOCKS WHICH ARE USUALLY INACTIVE
HOLD MOST INTEREST INLOCAL MARKET
Majority of Trading in Homo Shares Takes Place in In
surance Company of North America Movements
of Prices Are Narrow Throughout List '
Stocks did ery little In the way of moc
menls In prices In the trading on Hip Phila
delphia Stock KxclianRe today. Today saw
a departure! from lliu action of slochws In
recent sessions. In that the usually actle
Issues were relegated to tlio background
and stocks In which there It usually very
little trading camo to tlio front. The prlco
movements, which were Irregular nil
through tho session, were narrow and were
about evenly dixided between tuhttticci
and declines
While the attendance In the board rooms
of I'ommlsslon houses and on tlio llnor of
(he Slock 12tchiiiige Itself mrnsured up
pretty well with previous sesloim 111 the
Inst few weeks, jet there seemed to lip a
disposition to hold olT from making any
new commitments for the present. In doing
his tho market hero simply followed tho
trend of Wall Street, where trading was the
quietest In some time
Shares of tho Insiiranco Company of
North America were tlio most nctlxcof the
local issues, and although moro than lOnn
shares had appeared on the tape by ?
o-clock, jet tho mocmcnt In the price was
rnnllned to a fraction. This Issue Is not
usuallv active Another stock In which
thero was considerable Interest was Ameri
can Gas. and It moxed over a range of u
half point
In Philadelphia Itapld Transit trust cor
tillcates, in which the majority of the trad
ing has been dono for the last two weeks,
there was very llltlo dono today. After
opening unchanged nt .12 "i, I ho prlcp got
off a fraction by afternoon. 1.aku Superior
Corporation, too. was off a trllln. .Most
of the ncliilty was In United Slates Steel
lommon, and tho movement In this stock
was also narrow.
There was quite a llttln activity In the
bond division Philadelphia Klcctric I ier
cent bonds sold nt 92, an advance of -'
points, while Heading general mortgage t
per cent bonds gained a fraction. There Is
a cnnsldeiablp amount of Idle money lvlng
waiting for Investment, as was Indicated b.v
the bank statement of yesterday, and bond
houses report that the over-the-counter de
mand Is good
Tho directors of the William Cramp and
Sons Shop and lOnglno Building Company
hold their meeting on Thursday Kiom
sources which are usually close to the com
pany, and particularly interested in Urn
proposed rearrangement of the cotnpan.v's
finances, which has been talked of in the
Sreet from time to time, it was learned
today that nothing of any Importance
would take place at (he meeting Theie
are two vacancies on the board of direclois.
and theunderstnnding today was that these
places would not bo Oiled at the meeting
on Thursday, nor would a successor lie
selected for President Orove. whose resig
nation will bo presented nt the meeting.
Some new stock has been placed on the
regular list of the Philadelphia Stock I'.x
change, the amounts and companies being n"
follows: (26,000 American Telephone nnd
Telegraph, $60,000 Kentucky Securities Cor
poration preferred, and .1000 Wilmington
tins B per cent cumulative preferred. There
has been stricken off the tegular list $2Sfi,
000 Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
stock trust certificate Is, due 1921, which
have been cnncelleil by the Rlnklng fund.
nOVKUNM KNT fiONDS
III. I. Asked
s rrRimereil 10.10 nJ
L'e roumti IMll PI'S
lis resHterril 10IS IIMl'4
as cmipt.n HUH . look
In reRlstorril 1112.1 till. Ill
Is coupon 1II2J1 . .llu'j
lis rvftlstered loin HH
Its coupon tola . . lul
l'annmn i's renlstreil linn . . Iiti'4 . .
I'nnam.'i as reslstered tins . 1M1?
Panama lis r ulsteri d Hull lul ..
Panama Us coupon lot ..
Kxlrn for I'cppcrcll MniuifacttiriiiK Co.
MOSTO.W Jan. 23 The Pcpporcll Manu
facturing Company has ileclareil the regular
semiannual dividend of $1 per share, also
an extra dividend of $(! a share, both ptty
nblo February 1 to slock of iccord Jan
uary 22
llcv. Clarence E. Hiilicr
IlHAntNR, Pa, .Tnn. 23 Tho Itcv Clni
enee II. I tuber, thirty-throe years old. Ilvnn
gellcal pastor nt Mohns Hill nnd Adnins
town. Is dead fiotn pneumonia He began
Ids ministry nt Uuakcrtown In 1012, and
leaves a family
Bonds With The
BesL Records
Some of the Government,
Municipal and Corporation
Bonds of the kind ex
perience indicates are the
most conservative are now
providing satisfactory in
come returns.
Requests for data regard
ing bonds of this character
will receive our careful at
tention. .WXlarRgo.
nAMsr.its
(Established 1S37)
321 Chestnut St., Philadelphia
rlltaburgh
Iloalon
ChlcaKo
Wilkes-DarrB
Re.iillnc
The American Gas Co.
6r'( Gold Bonds
Yielding 60
I he American Gas Co. is
well known to many investors
in Philadelphia. It operates
gas and electric properties in
50. cities and towns in the East
and Middle West, and a large
part of the gas and electric
business in the suburbs of
Philadelphia.
Gross earnings arc showing
steady and pronounced in
creases. Applicable earnings
for year ended June 30, 1916,
were more than AYz times in
terest charges on this issue.
Circular on request.
WilIiamP.Bonbright&Co.,Inc.
MORRIS WISTAR STROUD, Jr.
lUnatcr
437 Chestnut St., Philadelphia
Neir York notion Detroit
London Farli
William P. Bonbrleht 4 Co. Bonbrtiht Ca.
ANNl'AI. "MIU'.TINOS
Urrf5 tk iM'.i.vw.xun division canal,
'ASS COMPANY OP PENNSYLVANIA
rhlladi-lphla. January IK. 11117.
Tho annual nwetlnK of tho ntnckholdera of
tho Delawnro Divixtnn Canal Company of iVnn
ah.inla. nnd an el'M tion fnr Managers to ecrvn
for the ennulnff ear. will bo held at the office
oT the i-nmpaliy. No I.'I7 ' hostnut t , Phila
delphia. Pa . on Tueil,i, Peliruiry 0, 1017. at
12 o clock m
HENRY IT PIIASII. Serrctarj
nsp NiiTinvi:sTi:itN national hank
Philadelphia. January 2.1, 1(117
At a meettntr of the lloird of directors, held
this dav, Mr .fntteph T. Stuart wan elected a
member of the Hoard
I.INKOItll c Nicn. Cashier.
IllllPPTOKY (IP ArrODNTANTS
C'rrtllled I'libtlc ,rcoiintuntic
LAWftCNUP. P. imilWN t- CO.
mis kkai. nar.vn: tuust huii.uino
INVi:STUJATK AND ADJUST PAHTNEH-
SHIP. JOINT AND DISPUTED ACCOUNTS
W1I.I.1A.M K MONTELIU3
U20 CHESTNUT ST.
UUIINS 4 SPEAICMAN
THE nOUItSD
New Income Tax
THE recently enacted Income Tax Law,
which supersedes the law of October ii,
1013, changes many of the previous regula
tions, and increases the rate of taxation.
A copy of the text of this law will he mailed
to those who request il, and we will under
take the preparation of your Income Tax
.Return without charge.
Philadelphia Trust Company
415 Chestnut Street :: 1 US Chestnut Street
j Philadelphia
J
$1,875,000
City of Rochester,
4 Bonds
ew York
$840,000 Local Improvement, School and Incinerator Bonds I
Dub Seriatly January 1, 1918.1947
$1,035,000 Water Works Improvement and Sewage Disposal Bonds
Due January 1, 1947
Exempt from Federal Income Tax and from New York Personal Property
Tax, State and Municipal, under Section 8, General Municipal Law,
A Legal Investment for Sayings Banks and Trust Funds in New York,
Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Jersey and elsewhere.
Eligible to secure Postal Savings Bank Deposits.
Pricti and Descriptive Circular upon Request
HALLGARTEN & CO.
5 Nassau Street, New York
Philadelphia Representative George K, Anderson, 1400 Morris Bldg.
Telephone Spruce 500
SALES IN PHILADELPHIA
Net
tilth. Low Close ehfre.
300 Am Clan.. 120 1I0',4 120
o Am rtjs pf 08 07i on M
Ucth Steel 440t,fr ttOW 140,6 0
rt Bald Ii pf.104 102 102
2 n & a t c no oo oo
20 do pref. (lit fi7a', n '
IT Cam Iron. 4S 4 4,1
3 Klco Stor. floa-l noy, eoy,
10 den Asp if 70 70 70 ,
loot Ins CoNA 274 27H 3TV4 Y
to Key Tel pf 08 68 08 i,h
TOO l.tcHupCrp 10 10'fc DA ?,
3. I.eh Jv'av.. 8S 8tV4 .t H H
fin I.eh Val .. 78U 78lfc 78fc
20 I.eh Val Tr
Href ... 9t,4 1314 43H
02 North Cont 80 88 88 )i
no N Y N It. IM4 1.114 Ifttfc 1V4
30 North la 0.114 03 '4 0314 14
000 Pcnna It It n7! fioaj fi7!fr H-
103 Pa Salt Jt. 9314 OS ft 0.1 It
10 Phlla Co
cum pf i!4 1114 M14
1.13 Phlla nice .11 33i .i.i.y, i
.103 PUT tr cf .12 Y 32 3214 Vt
112 Phlla True 81 s.iai hi n,
loo Pltm c ct. 10 10 40 -f- 4
220 Itvvys Gen. 014 014 n',4 it.
2.1 Iteailliur ..101 101 mi .i ,'.
fio Ton .Mln. . n a
12 Union Tran 17 ion jntf, V ii
iiil 1 11 O Imp. no Ho, on 1 14
2370 V S Steel. 1 1314 H21h IP-Mf, it
.1.1 w ,ier & s ni at nt iu
.1 Yorkliypf 37a-, 37a', 37 . . . ; "
III1NDS Net
lllih Low Cloie chite
20110 Am rias ft
Klee G. 0714 nflli 0014 I
IIONItS
Hlxh. Low. Close
S00O Ilnlil Loco
1st fis. .10414 101 10114
4000 Con. Trac
N J Us. 103 102 102
1000 Elco & Pco
Tr la . . 8314
8000 Ken Trac
& T 6a. 8,11',
nooo Interstate
Ityn t.i. ft.llA
2000 LehVConl
lis .. ..100
1000 Nat Prop
4-s ... 07iJ',
1000 Market St
HI 4s .. 081't
10000 Penna To
pen 4',4i 1 n 1 1A lot
Iflooo Phlla Co
cons 6 00 00
fiooo Phlla i:iee
Is ... 02 02
3000 Head sn 4s 0014 0014
1000 ilrt Ter SslllJI 11.1V,
2000 Itd-J V if 07 07
8314
8iy4
r,tii,
100
T1i
081',
Net
cnc.
8314 M
8.1 U 1
un Mi'
108
07-y, v,
0814
101
1ft
PEACE 'ADDRESS DOES NOT
AFFECT LONDON MARKET
00
0!
0014
111'.
07
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1
NEW YOKK UUTTKR AND EGGS
NP.W Y01ll. Jan 23 HUT rl'.lt Itrcrlnts.
II. mil tuba: lletter inovetnrnt nnd n firmer fool
IRnrr Rrorinff. iii
;il'4 OTili'l c
InB on nenrlv nil crnde HlRhrr
Wile: rxtrae 3i'4 i4Ur: ilrt.
State dairy. 31ff3,r4r
tlcnorallv flrmor
or
llttrn (lrats I'-'e; tlratii lt
t:(U!M hirrlnH. 7830 c
hut rhulnit fiulot. llxtra f
'(UtrtC, eeconu., .Hinc nioriiKo nrni, ,i,v,'
37V4c, while. PiifOdc brown. 43?43cj mlved
color, Hll3e
ItAILKOAI) EARNINGS
ANN AltUOIt
Scronil week .Tanuarv
Prom July I
1017.
tllll.lllt
1 5(1(1. Kill
Incroayo.
JI3.372
10, Mill
Dealings Are Small, but Prices Steady.
Americans Quiet nnd Lower Dis
count Rate May Drop
LONDON. Jan 20 President Wilson's
address was without effect on the Stock
KxchanRO today There was no feature
to the dealings, which were small. In the
main, hovvover, the markets were steady.
The demand from Investors was negligible,
owlnc to the continued rush for tho new
war loan.
The gilt-edged section was hard. There
were rumors that there would ho a further
reduction In tho Dank of England's rate of
discount, because of pronounced ease In
rates for money.
Americans were quiet nnd lower, follow
ing N6vv York. Canadian Pacifies were
easier. Home lines were sluggish nnd In
clined to sag South American rnll.s were
Irregular nnd not active
Allied bonds vvcro firm. French Bs were
good. Jnpanesc were cheerful on further
purchases fpr the sinking fund. Itusslans
were lifeless. Another batch of three
months' Itusslan credit bills was placed
here at 4 Iti-tG per cent. Diamond shares
were In demand.
Ohio Cities Gas Pays Extra
NEW YOtttC Jan. 23 The Ohio Citlot
flas Company has declared the regular
tpiartcrly dividend of 2 '4 per cent nnd an
extra dividend of '4 of 1 per cent on the
common slock, both pnvnble March 1 to
stock of record February IS.
HAR SILVER
Today Yos
New Torh (rental 7014 70.
London (nenro) 37 3-10 37'i
l.nM
Tuos
30'4
37U
T.OW
30'
Penna. Tax Refunded
1o
First Mortgage
Bonds
Earnings about five
times amount required
for interest charges.
Listed on .the New
York Stock Exchange.
Price 101 and accrued
interest
Smd tor descriptive Circular L til
A. B. Leach & Co.
, Investment Securities
115 South Fourth Street
New York Chicago Iluffalo
lloston London, Enir Baltimore
$100 TO $5000
SUBSCRIPTIONS INVITED
to syndicate forming to back a contracting
llrm (heating nnd enlllatlon) In taklnr
additional business; successful for years.
a 7S8, I.P.IIOKK CENTRAL
mvm Automatic Typewriter Corporation
INCORPORATED UNDER THE f.AWS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORE
Capital $3,000,000-300,000 shares, par $10- Lury Mw!!
No Bonds, Funded Indebtedness, or preferred Sloc!( Shares all of one class, Full-paid and non-assessable.
DIRECTORS:
C. E. HOOVEN,
President. Ilooven, Owens, flentseliler Co.; President, Iloovcn
Automatic Tjpowritcr Corp.; Director. American Frog &
Switch Co.
JOHN A. MACMILLAN,
President. Tho Davton Rubber Mfg. Co
Savings & Tiust Co.
Director, The Dayton
CHARLES E. ME1SFR.
President. The Second National Hank, Hamilton, Ohio.
OSCAR SCHFRFR.
Oscar Soberer & Brother. Leather Manufacturers. Director
Chatham & Phenlx National llank.
ELLSWORTH CHILDS,
Chllds Company (Restaurants)
MERRITT E. ROBERTS A ,
Vice-President nnd Oeneral Manager Hoovcn Automatic
New York, Tpowrlter Corp. Formerly with the Underwood Typewriter
Company.
This Corporation owns the famous Hooven Automatic Typewriter, the only mechanical automatic
typewriter in general use. Writing without human aid, it does the work of five stenographers, creating
more business at less expense.
TERENCE .1. McMANUS,
Messrs. Olrolt. Oruber. Ronvnge & McManus
Treasurer, Hoovcn Automatic Typewriter Corp
We summarize a letter from President Hooven, as follows:
Ten years of continuous labor and upwards of a million dollars have been expended in perfecting the Hooven
Automatic. The Hooven Automatic Typewriter is now in daily operation in hundreds of business institutions throughout
the United States. The following are only a few of the many widely known concerns that have a number of the machines
in constant use:
Sean, Roebuck & Co.
Packard Motor Car Co.
Lee, Higginaon & Co.
Consolidated Gas, Bait.
Wm. P. Bonbright & Co , Inc.
Mandel Brothers
Spencer Tnvtk & Co.
Bernhard Scholle & Co.
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
Ingersoll-Rand Co.
E. I. Du Pont De Nemours
Powdor Co.
"-it-nro-ry Ward & Co.
Dry Goods Economist
Portland Cement Association
John Wonamaker
Commonwealth Edison Co.
Jno. B. Stetson Co.
Lit Brothers
Boggs & Buhl
Welch Grape Juice Co.
American Piano Co.
Hill Publishing Co. '
A. B. Leach & Company
Hnllgnrten & Co.
Union Central Life Ins. Co.
Babson Statistical Orgn.
Detroit Board of Trade
Chalmers Motor Car Co.
Spcyer & Co.
Cadillac Motor Car Co.
National Geographic Society
N. Y. Edison Co.
Simmons Hardware Co.
Bureau of Standards, Wash.
Phoenix Mutual Life Ins. Co.
Thomas A. Edison Co., N. J.
Du Pont Powder Co.
Actor Trust Co.
Armour & Co.
Curtis Publishing Co.
Collier's Weekly
U. S. Tire Co.
Guaranty Trust Co., N. Y.
Mergenthaler Linotype Co.
Methodist Board of Foreign
Missions
A. B. Kirschbaum Company
Philadelphia Electric Co.
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Asso.
Wm. Salomon & Company
H. K. Mul ford Co.
Franklin Trust Co., N. Y.
White Motor Car Co.
Swift & Co.
Jno. C. Winston Co.
R. H. Stearns & Co.
The Hooven Automatic Typewriter Corporation owns all domestic and foreign patents to this, the only mechan
ical Automatic typewriter. In addition to the United States, patents have also been sctured throughout the British
Empire, Germany, France, Austria, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Russia and other countries.
The proceeds of the sale of the 200,000 shares of treasury stock are to go into the Company's treasury, providing
large cash working capital to develop the great field ahead.
In addition to the large profits from the sale of these machines and supplies, service-stations are to be established
in all the principal cities for increasing the contract letter-work Department under the Hooven Letter System. A tremen
dous field is also ahead of this department.
The former interests have vindicated their faith in this company's future by accepting its capital stock in return for
all their cash expenditures and ten years of labor.
THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE
OP TI1K STATIC OP PENNSYLVANIA
PHILADELPHIA
January 5, 1917.
or rim or thi: si:cki:taiiy
S. & A. Case No. 2682
Automatic Typewriter.
The Hooven, Owens, Rentschler Co.,
Hamilton, Ohio.
Gentlemen:
I beg to inform you that at the January Stated Meeting of our Committee on Science and the Arts, the Report,
dated December 6, 1916, of the Sub-Committee investigating the Hooven Automatic Typewriter, was ndnntnrl. This
report recommended that the City of Philadelphia award John Scott Legacy Medals and Premiums to Mr. John H. Pillings
and Mr. Thomas A. McCall for inventions embodied in this typewriter, and that the Franklin Institute award its Edward
Longstreth Medal of Merit to The Hooven, Owens, Rentschler Company for the development of this machine.
I am, respectfully,
TRP:P (Signed) R. B. OWENS, Secretary.
is
ESTIMATED EARNINGS:
A Sales Survey has been made by eminent Sales-Experts in the larger cities of the United States, and this information,
together with the experience gained from the sale of machines during the past year, shows that a minimum of 7,200 equipments
annually should readily be sold.
7,200 equipments at $675 each $4,860,000
7,200 equipments, cost to manufacture and sell , 3 375 350
I
PROFIT $
Additional Profit Master record paper , .,..,.....,..,, ,
3.375,360
,484,640
172,800
NET PROFIT ; , $1,657,440
Equal to 55 on entire $3,000,000 capital.
In addition, a large net income will accrue from the Service Letter Department,
A demonstration of these machines in active operation can be seen at any of our offices or at any of the sales offices or
service stations of the company throughout the United States. '
All legal matters In connection with tho Incorporation of this Company and the Issuance of its securities are
under the supervision of Messers Olcott Gruber. Bonynge & McManus. New York. The Company's patents havl 1
been passed upon by Messrs. Thurston & Kvvlss. Cleveland, Ohio. "'a paienis nae v
cation wil
t-
Having already placed a considerable amount thereof, we offer the balance of
Treasury shares at $9.00 per share
All subscriptions must be accompanied by at least $3.00 in cash for each share subscribed for, the balance payable five
days after notice of allotment.
Arrangements are now under way for active trading in these shares on the New York Curb Market, Subsequent appl
will be made to list them on the New York and Cleveland Stock Exchanges.
Prospectus sent on request,
BERGMANN & CARAHER
66 Broadway
New 'York
Lafayette Bldg., Fifth and Chestnut Sts., Philadelphia
w..?H-l(G2..i PITTSBURGH
Westminster Bldg. Fir.t National Bank Bid.
We reserve the right to decline any or all subscriptions or to allot a smaller amount
than applied for; also to close this offering at any time without previous notice.
All statements herein have been, obtained from reliable sources, though re Jo not guarantee them, e fceKeve they are correct
BOSTON
60 Congress Street
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