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WE RECOMM1 ND
The Preferred Stock
of the
Atlantic Power & Light Corp.
at 95 and dividend for the following reasons:
It yiri<),: well over
of carninc* is demonstrated by its history.
fhr territory served i? txperientinp unusual increase in
I
, management has permitted Steadily improving
to the public ?it reduced rates with accompanying
ninga
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1 , ?? ?t ? .irned three times over.
has th?- privflege of buying at a low
lited amount of < ommon stock upon
mpany is earning 20 of the market
containing complete ivfomiction.
VViiiiam P. Bonbright & Co.
In.-nrv orate?!
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GOVERNMENT TONDS.
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I. high & New England Report.
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New Kngland Railroad Company for the
? ended .lune SO, 19 l.r>. is just
. and show? en increased gros?
, of 11,160,035, compared with
7 in 1914. Net incomi* increased
?ru* 1914 figurt-s of ?517.111 to
Id for the fiscal year of 1915,
11.5 per cent earned
OS ? ?? riipitnl stork of $?,000.000, rotn
t?ar?*d with 11.7 per cent earned on
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SSBi M *4,14?,OO? stock in Itlt-'IS. I
TOPICS OF DAY
IN WALL STREET
Broad Buying Demand in
Both Stocks and Bonds
Pleases Dealers.
DAMAGE BY FLOOD
"KATY'S" LAST STRAW
Anglo-French Mission Sets Oft
to Convince the West of For
cign Trade Needs.
Those who had securities to aril
found yesterday a good day. Dealeri
?aid that thri" ??a.? h marks! ?OT every?
thing from cheap mil . to the
highest grade mve?tment bond?. To
'match the total of bonds on tie c\
gt more than |fl
DSessssrv to go hack tn the dny? of
April, when immense dealings in Ne\fr
Vor? ?>ntra! fi? swelled the volume of
transacMons Yesterdaj'? business m
! bonds was well distribute?' over a broa?!
list In ?tockh though a? the day
wen! on there was a preponderance of
trad'.-ig In ?.hires of ??a?- order |
, niei, particulark of those that
like!?: to become part of the mi
so earnestly rumored there wer.? m >re
'. than two hundred sep?rale issues that
] came o.it on the tape Tl.e totnl of
i stocks reached nearly a million and a
'half, surpassing the markets that
?greeted the outhresk of wr.r in Europe
land the sinking of the Lnsitsnis. And
! this time price? were rising. Toward
?tlie?dosc the very impetus of the ad
| vanee hrouph' reaction from profil tal
Ing, but that was to he expected.
Katy in Court a Surprise.
Announcement that the Missouri,
Kan?as * Texas had gone into receiv?
ership took Wall Street by surprise
yesterday, as it was known that the
r.ew banking interests which were in?
teresting themselves In the property
were putting forth every effort to avoid
s reorganization through the courts. It
was felt by these bankers that a volun?
tary plan might have gone through up
to a week or bo ago, but the noods
which recently devastated the territory
served by the road were found to have
done so much damage that It wa?
deemed advisable not to oppose bank?
ruptcy proceedings, in view of the
heavy expenditures which will hove to
be made in replacements and re]
V ; le the earnings for July were some
00 less than for the same mo: <h
lasi venr, the preceding mo. th? of 1918
have shown material increases, the
total gain for the seven morVh?. being
more than a million dollars. A? em il?
lustration of the extent of the recent
floods alone the company's lines, an of?
ficer of the company said the water
mi? co hieh at Fort Scott, Kan., that
gers had to be taken off the
trains in boats. The announcement of
t'io receivership was nade km.'?
Vail Street before the close of the
market, bill hud no appreciable effect
on prices. The company's own
sold off. however, the preferred and
the common each showing a \o:r- of a
point
The Went and Foreign Trade.
i ? vi lit of part ?.f the Anglo-French
?n to i hfeago, while it msj
sibly result in some modification of the
t"m?s of the proposed bond Issne, is
rather intended to broaden its diatriba
tion. Fressure of the e> I
German elemen?, which in this city is
of comparatively slight Import**!
a matter of more conseqa? M
Middle West. Besides, the decision of
British authorities tha' resulted in
?.?ting large shipments from the
packer-- is understood to have a:
a good deal of resentment in Chicago.
.lanj.es .1. Hill, in his visit here ei
his subsequent interview , has done a
good deal towards making plain that
the proposed credit is to remove im
pediment? from our international trade.
Such arguments as he used in regprd
to wheat may be applied to other prod?
uct? in which that part of the United
States west of the Atlantic aeabi
interested. Of tho 18,000,000.000 of ex
p.ir's we shipped in the last ?fiscal year,
rlngland and France took millions OI
dollars worth, not only of wheat and
four but of meat products, tobacco,
c ipper, cotton, hoises, automobiles an?i
lumber, ?to name only a few ai'
It should not be a matter of treat diffi?
culty to convince those interested in
business in such thinps that our for?
eign trade in them must he maintained.
We Could Buy with (.old.
Refore the war is over, according to
"The London Statist," the United States
may find that it has cancelled its debt
to Europe. In addition to our great ex?
ports of crops and manufactures, the
stock of gold in the country, now ren?
dered available i*<r use throurrh the
Federal Reserve act, makes it possible
for us to purchase securities if we
w.th some of our surplus of the pre
?? on? metal. "Whether or not t;
demotion of Americas debt ??> other
countries result:. 11 om
of American securities now held abroad
or from loans of American capital (o
I Othst nations is immaterial," ? '
"The Statist," "for both transa
have the same effect. In tl.e 01 I
America has not to pay any intere i
whatever upon foreign capita!, and in
? the other the Interest she does pay is
by the interest she receives from
abroad. Furthermore, much of the
capital the United States has borrowed
from foreign nations has b
on verv easy te:ms."
New Marine Assets Doubted.
Statements, reported to bave bien
based on Investigations of BCCOUI
th? He Forest ami Wallace commit
. hat the International Mercantile
I Marine Company was the owner of aa
sets estimated at betwe? -
and 19,000,000, of which the
holders knew nothing, brought
an interview from i. menb? i of the
bondholders' reorganization committee
|yesterday, who said: "I don't see where
assets are, that they could have
i once ?led from the ?bondholders'
protective committee. The report that
the International Mercantile Marino
was the holder of a large amount of
railroad stocks anil stocks ?if other
corporations, 1 am inform??d by Ke
Ceiver Franklin, is untrue. The only
railroad stocks owned by any of the
International Mercantile Marine com
puntes is a small amount of stock si
ths London 4 North Western Kail
w.iy." In regard to the suggestion
?that the stockholders' commuter mn,'h?.
?ievise a plan for raising sufficient
funds to pay off the company'. '
tins representative of the Bannard
committee expressed a hop,, ?thai such
a scheme would be proposed "That
would be fine," he said. "Nothing
would please us better."
Pacific Coast Officials (aim
Officials of the l'acilic ("oast com?
pany In this city were surprise:
terday to learn from Seattle dispatches
tiiat a fight for control of the coni
p.,i y irai brewing, and that at '
nuu'l nesting In. October an attempt
would be made to wrest control fr??m
I'm nient W. Ml Barnum and II. W
-.. a director < C Fav,
if the company, sai?l that enough
proxie? had slrcaily be. n :
asure a continuance in office of the
? management Very little "'
t -tork. he sspl lined, wsi
? eld in th?' West, the majority
eld bv ?Eastern intsrssts. Mr. Fuy
new nothing of a riyiort thai th. New
oik and Cuba Mail Com?an?, ??M
?o rurehas. thi r??
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PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General Newa and Earnings ?I a'st-fena
? orporatiasas,
., 7tr ? '? ?IO-.S reven?os from
?h.i other aepartmei ti
* ? ' '? ind Electric ?
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?sea, res? i
?edible account*
e for ?leiueciation amount-,I
lo s.,,,, .,.,.;, ? fca?n of *f46284 over the
' h? preceding year. To
nfter iiicluilintr protits
i "",'"' ?Its aid other mil
, cellsneoua Income -.v..s 1582.701, an In
I ciease of $4 ? ,,i Thera waa pnid out
'or ! ' ?? M24,8<w, 01 slightly
? 'han war, required in 1914, leav?
ing a balane? of 1257,951, an increase
Surplus earnings after ap
d (iiscount and exp. *
1 or ?11U-I1 ifrester
thiin In Auguat of laat year.
Illinois, Traction.
Intsrsrbsn lines of the Illinois Trsc
1 ompany for August jjav* ROSS
revenues amounting to 1320,
530, which was more than $10.000 under
that of ? year upo, but this decline STSS
nearly mads up by the company's eitjr
propertiei. a hich proi tal earn
as again t S665.1S9 in
1914, that an >m all
sourees amounl ngto$884,78S arai
.10 I-- ? than in the preceding
year. The best showing was made in
. ?ales, which rose from
! 51, while gross income
iron, ths elty linea deelined 120,256 to
119. Operating expenses and taxes
totalled $648,066, oi 118,481 greater
than ' ' lulling in a decrease
of ovei l ."". earning?,
- 1 Last vear
net sarnini i loas of 8.67 per
cent for th,1 same month, while in 1918
them was an Increase of 4.29 per cent.
* Duquesne Light.
I.adenhurg, Thalmann & Co, snd Bay
don, Btone & Co. are jointly offering an
Isane of 12,500,000 7 per cent cumula?
tive preferred .stock of the Duquesne
Light Company at 104 and accrued div?
idend to ylel i about 0.73 per cent- This
of an authorized amount
of 110,000,000, of which 14,426,000, In?
cluding tin present offering, ia out- ?
1 resent issue is made
through 'he conversion of an equal
amount of thre? rtible ? per
dated September, 1911
notes being issued to refund $2,60
. pe? eenl notrs maturing January SI,
1916.
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GRAIN PRICES
Wheat and Corn i)ec!i<le
Under Pressure of
Heavy Receipts.
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Baldwin Locomotive
Monday?
All the real news was told last week, and from the
^?nning ? its war orders and new owners
In the Dow-Jones Financial News Bulletins
In every well-equipped financial office.
Financis.1 newt ?a financial insurance
The Dow-Joncs financial news bulletins in Wall Street
wore never BO valuable ?is ;it tin* present time. The record
made by the Dow-Jones News Service has this year heen
the talk of Wal! Street. The market has fluctuated ri^ht
alone with the Dow-Jones news.
Investors rea?*l the same news later in the afternoon and
morning editions ?>i
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leading in editorial expression, leading in circulation.
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which John W. Platten, of the r
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, ia chairman, have extended ths tim'
for depont of bonds inclusive of Octo
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pay the aet-ond unpaid coupon to hold
ers of deposited bonds, except the ?'. i
E. 1 refunding and improvement- ?
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agreement of March 16 may tar
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Speare on Railroads
is an authority.
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practically every important railway
5ys??cm in the United States, which
places him in a um?Tue position to
write on this intricate market with a
v fund of information and soundneu
of judgment
The Evening Mail
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COTTON STRONG,
GAINING RAPIDLY
Sensational Jump in Marke
Caused by Soulhern Spot and
New Crop Report.
N'otuirhstantlin?? the (sensations
rapidity and extent of recent advance!
the cotton market was even more a?:
ind excited to-day, with price:
?howing further big gains on s renewa
of bull support and mor? or less Ren
i eral buying January contract?? .??oli
up to 12.54 In the late trading, or full?
0 a hale above the closing price o!
and not le??? than $17:10 t
' b ?le above th? low level reached o?
! the decline of last July, ('losing price
v.rre itrong and within - or '.\ point
of tl ' i net gain of from :12 t?
4! po the il'iv. The con'inu?'?
Iiull^h average of Southern apot and
crop news, a Anner I.n.rpool market
cre? rlj .??..? dc
n domestic ?punten sod re
of very low condi
hon .figures Int ?.ml th? ew
of the week were smong the factor
on th" sdvsncc, while the ssrh? I ?
alio Influenced by the eoursc of the
Golf itorm, which wsi reported mov
northwsrd from louth of the west
of ?uba and the continu?"! ah
my important hedge selling
from the South.
Privste csblei attributed a ?harp ad
? , si to 'ii ill offerings,
arksl then may also have
?intal effect
of the Allied victorien is France. Thi?
market hers opened tirm at an advance
of I?; to M pom's in sympathy with the
? ally heavy
reslizing, but bef'ire there wae any ma
ek to the upward movement
active month? were soiling ?om i MO to
c!o ting ?g
0 spprs
r."?-cent level for January profit tsh
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or 10 pointi follow? d, I
fern v ? well absorbed
early lellcri for profit? began to i?
lr cotton ai.d the market
reached ?he best, point of the day ir.
ding, wh?n October lold at
11 ?-. December st 12--4S and March at
The Southern hedge selling
lather more active on Sal
much in evidence t'i-day. II
ist from one MMrce or an
r ?(Teringi of -pot cotton in the
South are readily absorbed, with th' ?"!
vancei bringing little or no pressure
msrhets. It
tiripatod that October sotieos I
?i in circula:ion hero thi won
ut it feemed the general impies
?ion that th,'> wo ils ks
v tak?n care of st the prevailing
late-month premiums. It Was rumored
during the ?lay that a prominent i"hi
authority made the cor.di'ion of
I c? lit, comparing with
? tr cent a month ago, ami I
ttic.ai average ?* cent
that ti 1 he coi tinufd ten?
denep to reduce estimate? of the crop.
combined with the firmness of the mar
fot koth -[">*? sod futun
to b?- disturbing domool i
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Mig aales oi over "?'
the basis of 11.7% tor middling, whiU
1 Uiwry VOIS taita o? ?aJM balas in UM
Savannah market, which nuoted m''i
dling at ll**e. .
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s polo?! n?( iila'?r n,-t Noe l.lltfc: Ja,
'.r,!,.April. O?0V Ma? Juna. S ?1'?j
l iiv Au?- 4 ik ManctMetai \ .- ? 1 ? high?
..?.s! ehecS t,,j.'.n?aa rUrth ntten too lo?
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GET NEW LONDON PLANT
Ka> mond & Alexander. Lumber Mer
chants. Now Owner? of Hnp?nn Site
William A. White 4 Son.? has?
for the llopaon estate the former Bop
' Chspil factory property ?at Kos
London, ? ,nn. It has a frontage of l.'n
feet on the water and also a large
frontssjs on the New York. New llavei
& 11 irtford Railroad. The building
an- a larife foundry, machine .-?hop, pat
tern shop, office building and a numbet
? ,-r smaller building?. It to one
best Wnown factory propertie*
in the ,tate and haa been purchased b*.
Raymond 4 Alexander, lumber mci
chants, whose present yard is near by
Thorn?i C Dillon was associated as
broker.
U S. Treasury Finances.
treelilnfroe. iw-p? 27 rhe ?aujitiou el Ike
TWkUr? at ?h- e. et o! bo.lae?a u
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