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The Raymer enterprise., 1912-09-19

4I discovery! Is synthe-
kS01 tic rubber going to
take Its place upon
equal terms OF CON-
- petition with the Juice
OF the trees and plants which 80 long
have supplied the rubber commerce?
Just at the present time English
and German chemists are dlsputing
over their claims to precedence In
finding way to create from certain
raw materials a chemical counterpart
OF natural rubber. The world at large
is not directly concerned In the deter.
mlnation OF this question OF priority.
but 1t has very deep interest In the
commercial practicability OF these dis
coveries.
Two years ago DR.. F. E. Matthews
of England. then associated with
other distinguished chemists, among
them Prof. W. II. Perkin. Sir William
Ramsay and Prof. Fernbach. was seek.
ing TO perfect cheap process for the
manufacture OF synthetic rubber and
by chance left some isoprene and
metallic sodium In contact for
period OF about two months going on
IN the meanwhile for his summer out
ing. Upon his return DR.. Matthews
was amazed to find that the isoprenc
had In the interval been converted
into solid rubber The long sought
key to the riddle was thus uncovered
by an accident.
isoprene Is an oily. volatile hydro
carbon Il was obtained By dlstilla.
tlon from caoutchouc iifty years ago
by Williams. and the analysis OF iso-
prene showed that 1t was chemically
Identical with the oil OF turpentiue.
The problem since that day has been
twofold first. TO derive isoprene from
abundant raw materials. and then 10
effect Its conversion into rubber
through the medium OF plentiful and
cheap reagents. In order to compete
with natures product It was neces-
sary that artificial rubber should be
made In large quantities and at a
cost which would put It on par at
least with the expense OF gathering
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-09-19
Proved,

DO you believe In luck?"
Yes, sir. How else could &C.
count for the success Of my neigh.
bors?"
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-09-19

Be happy. Use Red Cross Bag Blue;
much better than liquid blue. Delights
the laundress. All grocers. Adv.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-09-19

II you would get up In the world
you might patronize roof garden.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-09-19

8 the world on the eve
Of another commercial
revolution due to au
accidental chemical
discovery? Is synthe-
tic rubber going TO
take Its place upon
equal terms OF com.
nafitinn uiih thu iuica
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-21

Tie Srn9r, mic Dem arbeitgcber
ftr Die gerluitc aus Strcifs mnO
9lusiperrungcn cine gntih1oieun0
aeu1brt Ucrocn fam Die io1rnmn.
tr Streifoeriidcruna, lit in 9eutid.
Iano aui Ser @runolaae entiditoep
moroen, baB Sic Streifperiiderutg
Gin 1beiI Scr aligaben Der bette.
btn0cn Arbeitgebcrperbdnoe III, peiI
heben ocu rein geloliten SSiterei.
IN nod cine aan5e Reibe i%o3ialer
Momcntt mitipielcn Nus 6ieienl
@rlmOc babeu oie bcioen 3eutraler
Der arbeitergeber 8erb1n6e, Die
Nauptitele Deitider grbeitlcber
rcrbdnot uno Der @erein 1eutidcr
arbeitaeberpcrban0c Die Riidperii.
derlnl fir Sic ibncn anaeidloiicncn
arbcitlcber 9erbduoe iiberuommen.
9ieier Qeriiderln9 iinO 81 grbeit
1eberucrbGn0e mo Streifentit1oi.
qunasqeicaihaitcn TtittihIanos al.
oeidloiien, Or cine SabresIobn.
ilunmc BON 72S MtiIioneu Mart
ln0 cine 4rbciteriabl bon 100000
umiaiien. 3idt beriidiidtigt iinl
bicrbei Sieicuigen arbeitgcberper.
bdnoe, meIde ibren RitgIicOeru
observation-disclosures BON Soil 3u Son
a%usjabIen. @eriudc, Die Strcif.
neriiderunq aui Der @~rimolnac 81
Ioien, OoB cine non oeu }lrbeit.
acberperbGnOen aun3 Iosgeloite Ser.
einiqung Sic au53nhlmng BON
Observation-Disclosures ais einjigc
glufaabe iibernimnt. mur0eu in
Tettiflun0 obgelcbnt, ioldle Ser.
iuhc hat man in Tranfreih ae.
madt. Gs Bat iid icooh bcrot5.
gcitelIt, OaB iit bierbei ltur Die
geiabruoaeren &tiifen anihIieBen
Elm llmitano, Ser natiirlid fiir Die
@eieQidaft mlO iiir Die Mitglieoer
eleif beoerfIif lit.
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uaGlt. SIN Sabre 1907 orgnniiirte
rr Gle garaoa State ganf uno lit
acncnndrtig @rdii0ent oerieIben
Spater orgoniiirte er cine RationaI
Nonf in Sumbolot uub iungirte ais
Neren 4rdiioent, bis er Elm Snbr
ntrauf ieinen @cidaitsantbcil per
fauite.
1,m Sabre 1908 muroe Ser
0torc1tao ais 0eleqat oes %criteit
StongreB.G iItrift5 nad Der Tenoer
Qonpeution geianbt. Sm Sabre
1910 muroe er BON ben Demofro'
ten oes crittn Senats. 9iItrifts fir
fas antt eincS 5taatS. SeuatorS
oaigcitellt. Gicicr 9iitrift lit Dor
uchmlid republifaniid; itoeiicn 10
6odI itoio @crr Morebeao in Der
9dtung ieiner Mitbiirger, Dab er
nil elmer ohtlmggebietenoen Nta'
ietitdt erm0blt puroe. Sm Gnu.
CTS Der Stdotsienatoren ipliroc
Motebeao ais @rdiioent pro tenn.
mifgeitellt mo altd) erip1blt. Sn lei
ner Gigenidnit oils Grdiioent mar er
ul,parteiiidL ieiue Gntideianngen
irltrocn ioluobl bon Ieiren Eorteiae.
noiien nlS aud, BON ben politiIf)en
@eanern reipeftirt. slIS ON 2. 0ioi
SrS goriabreS Ridttr Welpille 81.
Sopcpell itar6, mlroe Senator
Morebeao itellpertretenoer 9%eutnant.
@ouberneiir bon 9tebrasfa.
SIN Senat peigerie iid @orc-
bean itanohnit, fir oieie ODER iena
Clique Ynrtei 5it nebnter. Gr mar
nofibin oeid)ift. bic bcIien Snterel'
leu ocS goli3en 9oIfeS 81 urrtrr.
ten; bierin oipieIte iein ganses Wir.
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Banker und investments esellschaften
die SIGH um deutsche Kundschaft bewerben und solche
~~~~~~zu schatzen wissen.~~
Sinnn, nnS SeuOeIs6eridtc.

Die Aieiencrnte NIB Die geunIti.
pr inonitrieIle 3%b1tigfeit perleihen
cem nmcriianiihen @eihdftsIebeu
zine 10 ioliOc @rimSlage, onb aus.
pGrtige Giniliiiic, fuie Der auSbruh
oes 9dlfnntricges mo Die Grbobma
0cs cilropaiid,eu Gisfonts, iid) fnim
irgcnonie u~adltbeilig iiiblbar ma
den funnen europa idjidt 5ir ge.
gIeidutna Der San6eIsbiInp itdtt
oeS @orgeIoeS pieIfad anlerifmiiGe
Wertbpapiere 5uriid. aber aid oos
tot feline ilbIcn 6olgen gebabt, bic
goric bat iie obnc Storlmg abior'
bert. - Ter Observation-Disclosures
fer 8iIion iddbt ben aeidtbum,
zen Die nmcrifnniidet 5drmer in
hieiem Sabre crjeugteu, ouf &c..
100000. limo babel muB be.
Itimmt an1enommcn per6en, Bat
ser ais ichr f~onierbatib befonnte
Miniitcr bel Der Sh1blna iebr
mnBooIl 5ltpcrfe Ging.-gtah olge.
lneiier gnnabme mtb oieier iiber.
reid)e Srqen mobItbGtig ai,f Die
qcmaItiam in Oie &obe getriebenen
GebensmiitcIpreiie 5ltriidlpirten.
Gle ein5ioeu mngiinitign 6nftoren,
nit 6eiten ole Snbuitrie Jet 3It
fGmpicn bat, biIoen Wlailgcl an
2ransportgelegrnbeit uno Mongcl
al ~aeeigncten g(rbeitsfrditen.- 10
Sfnittmanren . @eiddit mo sic
Gdubinouitrie eritntten iebr giiniti.
&C geridte. Mud Die 3abI 1T be.
trGdtlid 3llriidgegangeu. GS nlir.
cen i6rcr 1877 oegen 273 in Scr
gortpohe mo 25S in Der entipre.
fenoen ISOLDE oeS goriabres alge.
meIoet.
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Bn(abf GUT Staatsptr1a0nng!
rssbr Die in Der sSabl am ). HObsmbsr In Nebrasfa abgts
fimmt uerSen mirS.

Der in bielen iSaQen nldlt 8ertretcr
oeS 8olfes, ionoern b~eionoerer Sn.
tereiien iinb, Die Dem 8oIfspobl oi.
raft 5upioerIaufen. @eun aber
oas 9}oIf ii6 auf feline 8crtreter
i'm geiebgebcnoen aorper nid)t mebr
berlniien fam, 10 muB e5 ebel
ietne 8eieBc ieIbit MAIDEN.
GS 9iebt aber cine aehrieite. @ie
sic 8erb1tItniiie bier in Ge6rasfo
uno aud in onoeren Stoater, mo
oos 5onatifereIement iid brett
moht, Iiegen, fam Die Snitiatipe
sum Sfooen oe5 freibeitIid) Den.
tenoen G6eiIes oes gilrgertbums
iniofern ollsgeniiBt neroen, ais sic
~iogenannte 8etranfefroge INNER
mieOer 81 einem Siiue gemnht miro
8irfIih beiIiome Reiormen mir.
hen in Ben S~intergruno geordnat
tperoen, ipGbren0 oieie 8iibIer &c.
gen Die 8reibeit Die Sniatioe oils
m|ilfommencS @erf3eitg SIR Grpei.
terilng iHrer 8Gone betliiBen niiroen.
9ieie5 geocnfen lit a~aeroings
nif)t ollsid)ln9gebeno, nm gegen
@infibrung oirefter @eiebgebunl
oltrd oas Golf SIT iein. 1enn oas
lit flar, Dab Der goBpirtbihait
mo ser i'm Gienite oe5 8roBfopitals
itcbenben MISUNDERSTANDING Elm
GinboIt eeboten miiroe. IS iii Der
iideritc Seq, ME oaS 8oGf ieine
@unihe reaIiiiren fam. Is iinO III
riciem Sanoe cine ln3obl bon 8e.
itben paiiirt por0en, oie 0urhous
qtaen ben golfsnillea nno MIR inn
Sntcrciie Ser @el0mad,t geifafien
nurbca. ltno INN oIeie aus Den,
Gciettude olts}uloida1, lit 6as gle,
ferenoun Gin oor3iiglihes Nittel.
Ger 3peite 3uiob CUR Giants
beriaiianG betriiit oas GebaIt uno
ret Mntstermin Der 2egislaturmit.
aIie0cr. IS iou Sonoh Der amt5-
te~nlin spei Sabre ourern. Sena.
tcrcn ioruie GeprGientanten erbalten
G00 TolIar iiir ieoc regltlGre 81.
sung rno nuBer6em 10 Gents per
9feilt fir Oie Geiie BON ihrem
Seimat6sorte nod Ser S~taots6allpt
Iiaot 1rno 5nriid. ArlBer oieien Spe.
len ulo Meilengel0ern iino feline
onOeren @ebiiGren 5uldiiil,
aeine Situna nub9enommen
Grtraiipungen ioIlen fiir3er nlS 90
CAGE icin. 9}o6 gblaltf BON 5rpail.
3ia Soqen nod 9eaiun Der Si'
tnna iollen feline 8orla9en ooar
9teiuIutioncn i'm Gbarafter BON Dor.
.alrn cingrt radt neroen, auber ser
G~olperueilr empfieblt Ourt) Spe'
cioIbotid,ait 0ie Eaiiirung bon IN
Der gotidoit empfobieren @eIeben,
Die o~llgeneinen 8eripiIligungSbiIs
m6gen bis Sum mo eiuidlieBIid
an 10. S~isungstnge eingereidlt
per0en.
@egen Die grboblmg bcs @ebol-
tcs ser Geieeacber Idbt iid nidts
ei~nirenoen. 0bpohI Der TolfSper.
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0ims mnmioerIeaIide enfdsiSnna.

e~initmmig baben bic GiitrittS.
ridter BON SaiRoitrr eomtD ent
idlieben, oob bic gIdbe ailf Dem
rfiijiclen Ballot iiir repitblifaniidlc
Nrdiioeutidafts GIeftoreE ben Saft
leiiten nno niht SeH RoriepcltIeIten
aeboren. Taourt lit Der @eg iiir
cine uarn Edrteien 1erehte Rrali'
oenten @oblcampague acebnet
Staatsiefretlr @oite lit bonn @e
rif)t angeipieien porOen, Die Ser
t~iiifafc Der gIeftoren oils
redtsm1Bie or5uerfeuneu unO Der
bietet es, Die HooiepeItleIite ais Re.
mlbIifaner 5n he3eidpler 0umit
miro ienen RepubIifauern, iUeIfe
iiir Init uno Sberman 5u itinmen
minidDem ons 6eht gegeben, ibrem
Blnid,e Ausorud 81 u%erleiben obue
naB onmit oas Hedlt ielter Stimnl
geber, melde iiir einen &anoioaten
elmer anoeren Rartei 81 Itimmru
wiinifen, beidnitten miro.
gtir Dem Staotsicfretdr @nite lit
c. anbeim seiteIIt tueaen 0teier
GntiheiSuie al cine bo6ere &c
ridfIidc Snitans 81 appcIliren. lln0
CT lit and entidloiier, Obies 81
fhim. Gamit ober bat or bcpieien
ias er einleitig INTO e%ngber5ig lit
ailo Den Republifurern feline @ele.
Ienl)eit geben nil. mir Gait ais
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fen uno a6nncn. Sein Hcforo ais
Sinotsienator liegt Dor mie Gin OF.
fclcs Bud. 2luf Grlm0 oieie8 9e-
toros uio nit Siupriiung auf ieint
25siabrige mbeiledte 9eidoftlihe
2mifbabn belpirbt er ii6 nm Die
ermdblunp fiji oas 8ouoernelrs.
amt.
8Gbren0 icintS 9t~ufentbaItes in
gtcbrosfa bat Ser Morebeoo i'm.
mcr groBeS 3uterciie fir aderbau
uno gieb3uft an Den Gag gelest
rno it'd aud auf oieiem 8ebiete
qlln5eno ~betb0tigt. Or meiB, oob
9tebrnsfa in Der Saiptlod)e elm
AarifuIturitoot 1T, onB Die groBten
GnelIen bes HcittbunS i'm Ider.
bnu mo Den oamit pcrlpanoten SSh'
t~ereiieu Iic9en. Gr meiB ober aud,
nn5 oieie groBe Gllelle bes Reih.
tbtnts BON Der 2eaislattr uno Der,
Stoatsbconlten bisbcr nid,t in Der
geboripcu Neiie mteritibt NOR.
ben iin0. Sollte er al Dem boben
StaotSomte, nm ooS rr it'd ieBt
bcpirbt, erm0blt mcroen, bonu miro
cr iein beiteS aonnen einieteu, INN
@dcrbau uno Gieb5udt i'm Stoat
81 bebcn.
SEER Morebeao lit Elm Temofrot
ser oltcn Sdule. aQem garteigc-
S1Gf lit er aus Dem Wege aeaalgen,
niiieno, oaB bericIbe perionlid)en
aniidten entipringt, Die NIT ben
iunoamentaIen Brin5ipicn Der &c.
nipfratic nidts gcrnciil boben. CT
geitottet Scoermann onS Hedt, lei.
llqr eieener, perioulidlen aniiftcn
III buIoigeA uiio 5sii1 ~ icIbn
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Mittcr.gram

in 0nnflen 6ldid,eu. bel gfnil san,
zen. Ebolc Soilt6 $3.50. ~lslnseius)
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baSieI6c Geft Dor. or QIoubt
nifi. odB ba5 poIitiide @laubens.
b%efenntniS eincn 9iirgcr an Sra.
gen binoen ioII, Oic rein moroIiites
gefpidt beiiben uno nit 9orteiprin.
5ipien ridlts 3u tbun baben. Snbcm
er fir iid in 8e3lg auf ~perionIife
lieber3eiigltng ben meiteiten Spiel.
ralm b~eaniprud)t, bctpiaigt er ods.
;eIne ie6em auoeren.
Sails erluobIt, MIRO or fem ge.
itcS tblrn, Inn Dem Stootc cine
'crtidrittIide uno geidditSmdBige
@enpalhng 81 aeben. es limo
StnatSiragcr, nitf Die bin er Die
Grudblmg iud)t. Die Stnots 3niti.
tutq iolIen nod iciner aniid)t in
ebcnioIfer gci6Gitsm1Bigen @ciie
pertpaltet tpcroeu, ME oas belt ae.
%lcitctc 8ribatmteruehmen. Ct mir
Dc NiemanO ein oifentIideS g[ut
1cbrn, BON Dem er nift meiB, bab
ocrirIbe aitdl fd6ig 1T. 6oSieIbe Sr
beripaIteit. aiti ale @eloausonben
mirb er elm lpndiaunes g1igc boben
unS bcitebt Oarallf, Bob Der Stoat
NcbraSfa fir icbeu Collar, Der Der
arsgabt, aud eillen Collar pertb
42qnipaIent erbaltrn miro. 5n fur
5cn Norten, Ser Morcbeao miiroa
dlS @ounernelr bon ieoem Angt'
Iiclteu oieieIbe genale aufmprf-
%ialllfeit in alien 0ingcu. oieielbc mr.
luanoelbare 3rene nn0 oenielben
e~rinolid)en Dienit berIangcn, Die
lie iIrem Bripatgeid1ft entge9en.
brinocn. WoIitiidle an5eigc.)
@eorae n. MaencD fir
etaatsdnlpdIt -an5eioe.
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Sci Der fommenOen 8abl miro
Gle 8lrgeridoft ilber finf 3uidbe
SIR Stdatsperfaiiu1a a%b3uitimmen
baber. Iiele lino Don 10 GROCER
Niftigfeit, 61B mir bier cine 81.
iprehuna beriel6en folgen laiien.
s~}neibritteI Der Stimmen iinO er.
forocrlitl oamit Die 3uidte our
gerfdiung angcnontmen weroen.
Ter critic uno al9 entihieoen
ni5tioitc 3uiaB betrifft Die Gin
fuhrung BON 5nitiatipe uno &efe-
renolm.
9tit Snitiatiue lit geneint, DAB Die
M1hIerifoft oireft 6eieBesOorid)la.
ce int @ege Der 8etition einbrin-
gen tann. Die Getition muB pom
fiinisebn 8roSent Der 8dbIer I'M.
terseidnet fem. Solde Betitionen,
nit aiisnabme it1otiiter @eiebe,
iniiiien beim Staotsietretdr einge.
reidt rperben, Inn oanu BET Der nod,
item reguldren 8abl, Die nift frii.
her ais bier Mornte mad Ginreis
d,lng Der petition ltattfinoen mtB.
oard re @obIer abgeitimmt 81
fucnen.
Sic aaoere Mod)tpergroBerung.
lrcld,e Sem golfe ertbeilt MIRO, lit
los Referendum. Gie giirgerifait
hat baS Geht, ourh %abitimmlIn9
Gin BON Der 2egislatur poiiirtes
6eies aitSunebmen ooer 5u oer-
srcrfen. 9ieie abitimmung muB
oIeihfollS ourd cine Qetition Ser
WatIeritoft, ipelde bcim StaatS.
fefretdr eingereid)t miro, beantra9t
merDen. ltnO 3par miiien nenig.
items 5ebn gro3ent Der Stimmgeber
tie Ectition ulter5eidneu, uno iie
muB Dem Staatsiefretdr innerbalb
neun3ig 9ogen, nod0em Ole Segis.
Iotur, oie bos betreifenoe @eieb
pniiirt bat, iidl oertagt eingereidlt
aueroen. Die abitimmltng oarii6er
io[ bel Der nGhlten regelmoBigeu
Gtontsipobl, Die nidt ipater ols
0reiBig Gage nod Der ginreifung
Ter Retition abgebaIten peroen bart,
iiottfinoen. Gin 2eaisloturmit
aIieo behalf ie0odl Oas Gedt, Elm
Geiee ein3ubrtngen. 0os 8etoredlt
ocs @oupernelirs eritredt iit nidJt
ant Snitiotipe uno referendum.
Gieie Grpciteriing Der 8olfsre.
picrimg lit iebr peridieOentlid be.
rrfbeiIt poroen. Die @epner rib
rem oIs Sailptgrunb 0asegen ON.
bah Oas Bolt i'm 4asemeinen nidt
oftinen Antbeil genltg an Der @elee-
1rbiuia riebnie, ilno oab es Der emf.
gen Ahltimnh,ng BALD miioe weroea
ipiiroe. Damn miro nod gelteno ge-
nind)f. nnB cine Representative Sic.
aierilla pom 0en @riinoern Der Ge.
pubIif ols oe bette erfanrt poroen
al uio oicie 0etcriuia ionit Dem
0rnnbpriii5ip Der Reaiermg oieies
Qnuors ai~fpioerlnlifen uiirOe.
Dif beiocn eriten Wriinoe iino
toIttqer ais 0er Iestere. Non
III nidt Der 9lntiode per
kcn. bcb Sic VoIfSperfretcr lei.
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Mnr. n. @dppih, aSbofai.

gr~nftisiert in alien Seridten BED
etdotes unS ben Der. Stoater.
S6reibt Scftmnentc ais, beiorst
BeftstiteT imS fiebt Gbitrafte burh;
Febf, bas Seitamente I'm RndIuiien.
thoftseeritte eeorSnct tperherr. ge-
forat goIlmaften nnb 5iebt Orb.
ihaften in irgpnb einem 9beile Der
meIt Elm. aoIlcftirt ausit6nbe.
ebrift bplti6 un6 lit offentlid)er
Rotar. $50 Omaha 9atienpl @anf
gebGuSe.
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einen NepubIifaner 81 itinmen.
aber aud oaS Sberaeridt iuiro ben
NepnbIifanern Dos Redt 5uiprefer
nno ibncn @elegcnbeii aeben mil.
len fir lait Bu itimuien Ter @i'
oeriiano Der RooieueItleiite gcaen Die
acred)ten Soroeumarn Der Iaitleute
III nidjt mir bod)it unaeredlt uno I'M.
neietlidb CT lit aud politii6 IN.
tIug.
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Senatur 8rissS non Neiu Serirh,
meldler ole republifaniide Sam.
pagte in Nem Seriep leitete uuo
infoIge llcberarbeiteimo eiltem 3ll.
lammen6rltd uabe lit.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS

Wednesday, July 3-Tota for the day. o5lE sare"
308,076 shares for the corresponding day 1911
sales January inclusive 7Oo933|S enaeS'
samepe
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THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY,
LIfth A NenMe. New York

Notice is hereby given that the transfer
books OF the registered four per. cent. (i2J
gold bonds OF The American Iooacco Com.
69nv will close al three o'clock p. NJ. MONDAY
july 10, 1912, for the payment OF interest due
August 1, 1912. and reopen at ten o'clock
- ' j. NJ. w HICKS. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-04
STOCK MARKET REVIEW
An Irregular Market, but Strong
Undert0ne.

The shadow Of convention politics has
looks fleecy, but may turn to a sombre
hue, is the crop outlook. Just at pres
ent the prospects are helpful in stimu-
lating optimism. The market opened
with a buoyancy suggestive Of relief
from an imprisonment and the tone of
trading was cheerful. Union Pacific,
Steel, Reading, Great Northern, North
ern Pacific and National Lead all came
out Of the bidding at the opening with
an Improvement in prices over Tuesdays
closing. The upward tendency pre-
vailed, with slight recessions for a while,
when a turn was made, and the profess
SIGNALS began profit taking. selling stocks
down, until around IL o'clock prices
were below the average high points,
though there seemed to be no pro-
nounced weakness in the market, and
stocks were well taken on the decline.
There appeared to be little real liquida-
ton, and among the bears there were
evidences of considerable short selling.
The talk among traders was largely
about the loss of cash by the local banks
to the Sub Treasury and reports of
troubles in the Treasury Department,
which resulted in the resignation of AS
sistant Secretary Andrews. In the gen
eral off trading industrials held better
than the rails. Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific were particular ex-
amples Of weakness in the selling. al
though no special reason could be as
signed for their apparent instability.
Around the beginning of the afternoon
there was some showing Of improve
ment IN stocks, particularly the rail-
roads traversing the Northwest, but SEN
timent was mixed owing to Judge
Gary's lack of expressed optimism prior
to his sailing for Europe. The market
took on a decidedly professional appear
ance, and after a rally sagged back into
a desultory tone, which was due partly
to the Indifference Of traders who were
leaving to make a holiday of the re-
mainder Of the week. The Hill stocks
and Ontario & Western were strong.
Inc latter STOCK, IN us recovery, mace
up practically half Of the losses Of last
week. Viewed as a whole, the market
presented a favorable undertone, al
though irregular, and the closing was
strong in some stocks. The government
cotton report was received with mingled
doubt and beliefs as regards the final
effect. The acreage estimated was more
than five hundred thousand acres below
expectations, and condition was more
than two points below trade calcula-
tions. The news from London was a
puzzle TO this market. The London
market purchased large blocks Of Steel,
but sold other issues. The foreign secu-
rites market altogether reflected a
cheerful tone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-04
FOREIGN FINANCIAL FIELD
London and Berlin Markets Firm
Paris BOurSe Weaker.
[By Gable to The Tribune.l
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London, July 3.-The market awakened
from its Indifference to-day and exhibited
brisk trading in American shares. United
States Steel was bought UP, while Union
Pacific, Reading and Southern Railway
were also active. Coppers displayed weak
ness and sold lower; other shares were
firm.
Consols made some recovery and closed
a higher at 1914 for money and 76%s FOR
the account. Money and discounts were
easy.
The premium on gold at Madrid Is 80,
compared with $50 yesterday and at LISBON
remains unchanged at HOO
Paris, July 3-Prices on the Bourse 10
day were practically unchanged and tradlhs
was quiet. , a..
Three per cent rentes held we'll at first;
but sagged later, closing at ~ francs ~
confines for the account
Exchange on London, % francs 21s CEN
times for checks.
Private rate Of discount, 27s per cent.
Berlin, July 3.--There was no business
of any Importance on the Boerse to-day,
but prices were fairly we'll maintained.
Exchange on London. ~ marks ~ prem
ngs for checks.
Money, 34mia per cent.
Private rate Of discount, 3ls per cent.
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MIN ING.
BON DIS.

$40 ooo chic Elev SIS. asi. est asA es.
sells cents re- shave. tUhtn issued 'Ne~.
gFN dividend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-04
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

strong opening on the CONSOLIDATED
stock Exchange invited general sel!lng'
under which the market broke for tlrne'
bur a rally ensued. with hrmness dsVel-
oDing in the early afternoon; Toward the
close some heaviness showed. but the IN
dsr,ore could not he called weak. In fact;
in the case OF the Northwestern Railroa5a
shares exceptional strength was dlspIayeu,
understood TO be based upon tavoraole
crop prospects. Great Northern Northern
Pacific and ST. Paul all participated IN
this special upward movement, commission
houses handling a large odd lot business
in the stocks named The action ITO OF ins
market resulted in the opinion sdIiS
ground In the afternoon that the cary
break in prices had been merely a shake
OUT OF traders who had carried STOCKS
over the Democratic convention perod.
3narirg quotations we're registered for
number OF prominent stocks prior tho 10 0 0tsHr
avChauge. among the stocks thus register
ing carly sales being American Can. AMER
can Ice and Guggenheim exploration Inc
trading list was broad. including slxty-three
: fferent stocks. Detailed operations tolloN'
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NEW YORK CURB

After an exhibition Of strength with fair
activity in the leading issues the curo
market before midday developed weakness,
and sharp reactions in some OF the hlgner
priced industrials followed, although later
recoveries set in Standard Oil subsidiaries
were an exception to the rule. showing
strength in spots. Standard OIL OF New
York rose % points. Vacuum TralrIe ,i and
Cigar stores, after an Improvement or
nearly points, reacted 6. British-A meri-
can Tobacco declined Y. Manhattan Iranr
stocts we're decidedly easier. Mason VAL
lev. after touching "A, declined to l$ss
Greene Cananea, Giroux and British %
lumbia were a shade easier. Silver STOCKS
were almost entirely neglected, Win
slight inquiry for Wettlaufer. Bonds were
dun and unchanged. Brooklyn Kappa
Transit per cent notes were firm.
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GUARANTEED STOCKS.

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N. Y. AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the closing quotations
for stocks in which there We're no transac-
tions yesterday on the New York Stock Ex-
change: