The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-29
FURTHER REACTION
 NOTED IN SHOCKS
Dealings S'a lest of Ne.. Dome ie Coal Situ..-
 lion Figures

Es1 aak. aarSh 2 For the third con- eapilea zzEioH -ys stock market re- corded a11Hs. lesitation and reaction N'fh dssii9l -ne smallest of the week. efgs sntiment continued To. be ad- eerFti ected by the new financing of he ed States Steel corporation. al- nsugI the bond sale is construed as
 ice that per cent dividend rate on
 e rom1on shares is in no immediate
 sngef af disturbance.
 Azlcshes factor that contributed to to- lays sH eral heaviness was the increas- nS Auea tainties regarding the domestic aes s'tsa.ion. There is less optimism re- f'f 2 satisfactory outcome of these sifiefersaH, both in the anthracite and 7itOmiE5s } fields. Advices from abroad Fto~eii . change in the British coal trlka 1es ditions, despite the efforts of ihe gQse ment. Private cables from Der ia s4zf ted some strain incidental to sne Gr ly settlements there, but bank str sse 1t all preparations have been made let the difficulties of the situa- aes
 let opened with advances of pof such stocks as Union Pacific, E6afheeH Pacific, Canadian Pacific, St zri and Great Northern Ore certifi- Bates a esponse to gains almost as ,saat s t.ondons late dealings. There suppose, however, that the
 Ea ees sent over by London had lta Ofs'H the operations of our own fEace trustworthy information in- 4stet the English have been sell
 han buyers of our stocks
 me eanspicuous feature of todays
 sia oe he exchange was the trans {at Qt sfeeaia ative interest to the rail- fHay E7eaa Hartman issues were con- lsFieroas fa their strength during the ia4fls fnssia but sold off on publication v tecfias earnings
 taere W 18ie Hf iess pft sure upon hfHted staf Steel AfnalS1 lated Cop per ena ieau smelting ihese, with A+aer fees fs ofitea seilinr at lowest e1iras es wee's Ias dragged fff sttti8 4rou&r Ing iLfaoon until tie iaH ossH, veen lees imAroved all sn9ane sh greater aeiifits han was
 esag. the aftss taf opening Hrpte5aks geo from e. mt above Ae low, and the 4le it et.rress at the end. Al feature fnF laf dealings was the sale of 2sa sharae General Electric in four lot oH ataaa5 descent rom ieoA to loo, eeaina yes- ierday.
 London's market eefed reased demands connected Asa6b t8e assll F,u- topean settlements. nseornt nardened pn German buying of gold co.u Ana bars The statement or II Sank 1s gland gave no hint or tn Heek 'ites, iside from an ncrea 8f hfaf nO 0OO In non-public deposit rhe bank pro portion of reserves to liabilities ae need ractionally to 43.2T uopl, eaMnared With 46.75 per cent fa fIc sam week ast year. That the Bay 1f rsns will bear It's part of the oaftfefig rden Kas shown in an incieasa Of aHaH fi6O.- D0,O00 in its discounts and ad aar5 this being further reflected in ta ge4enai de- posits. which lncreased hY Wafs nan nop. p.00000O.
 nn the curb one of ra el1nd4f8 Oil ,1bstdjaries, the Stanoaa3 OF eaian ny If Kentucky furnished ihf seHsaztan of he day. The stock openea li Ta fse sver night of 150 points. adtsr-e. nall lots to 1000, from w it THf4s7lY dropped to 550 and tle a. sale vas 1t 500. According to 9aHsIn tbe uare- nent principally represe et aqAeeSe" of the shorts. More ssaF |. peeeeaes .lhe declaration of a larHe s.cal5 bznus. The market for bonds aas ssesds b. sal dealings. par value, nl lAted to s. IA, GOO. United States bonds were un- ,hanged on call