New-York tribune., 1914-12-08
|aNANCIAL RECORD
HERE And ABROAD
,.,.cted List of Stocks TO
''is as Dealt In on Floor
Money Easy.

=. ,our.. of business in , 'scoFi,i'' rus.
-. i.i,v appeared to indicate that
y'..s,Ir '.I resumption Of open trading t.,a IN
T'''.s' =. ., saturday Will be attended
',';' ?. ;. - more undue disturbance than
Si'' ~ ,a.s when business in bonds
rs ,...,.,srred :, to the floor. Dealings
n - S.-. :. :. or above minimum I,,I prices,
WI ~, - TO yesterdays ruling BY
.'''i''Ts p T,.hanss authorities. and de-
s'0', i.rvs9 will be prohibited. The
la''1 =. trading, as made public, in
l,'' 81. y, nos. Of the securities that have
ei'o'' - in through the Clearing
s.. gen a prices not lower man tne
Hoss' Hi. ',,July 80, less one dividend When
COS, '.oS,is and all shares quoted az 40 OF
l'y y.. Ao.N NIgIv 80. No attempt was mace
ls's oh 49, 80 trading 10 industria!s, as
% e.. 'Sa..' .pggested. Some Of the &C.
80 ~ pssa,os5s held abroad have been
~ Is.,Ilv dealt in recently
'l ~ bopd market yesterday was
ihs - 80 active than ct the end OF
me - ~ with prices generally firm.
aH 49, ,.,.,d issues were again spectac-
ss'A 'sI IT, collateral As were heavily
sM = around $50 Of these bonds
SS'. ...rsieestes for those deposited
y tbe protective committee ensng-
~ MsssJs I during the day. New York
s,,r.vs rSvs s. improved and some OF the
StS obli9ations showed strength.
.s'.io,- ~. ...;vs list was broadened further
y ln' .r"upd dozen issues not hitherto
.,,ssd in since reopening-.
's.,s S.osk prices as recorded on transsc-
.;.1. through the Clearing House were
. a. .S,Ss weaker Il is understood that
80. louidstion Is in progress in prep
,..i .,..ior for the open trading at the
- - ~ he week. On Saturday stocks
!. ~ ,Ss active list loaned can be re-
- .s,nsd About 20 per cent Of such
io,n. eu,stsnding on July 30 have been
.I 49,, m. Assignment of one Of the
..,l.r Stock Exchange firms yester-
j,v Va, incident 20 the clearing up
-ro.sss r.evious 10 resumption.
Tbougb Clearing House institutions
,snortsd 4 reduction Of surplus amount
ne IA over sll, 100000 on Saturday, the
sys.U Is funds available for loans was
.fill 50 great that money rates were
,,sisr Yesterday. Call money was Of
f,rsd Al 3 per cent before the market
,io,sd ard renewals were lower. Loans
81 Stock Exchange collateral were made
1, I64h per cent Credit will be fur
As- liouehed as collateral loans on
,,oeks are released from their frozen
gndition by renewal Of an open mar
st
Marks exchange made rather an sb-
rpt rise, and checks. which ended the
Tesk at ssh, sold at 81. This abrupt
rsOysry apparently indicates that in
littiOn to selling Of bonds for Ger
nan account, which strengthened mark
u,hsngs last week, some liquidation
y stocks is 70 be expected from the
ans source.
The Interstate Commerce Commits
lon wss sustained by the Supreme
Csgrt which oyerruled the short-lived
Commerce Court in the Nashville re-
bling case The commission had
'ognd that the railroads, in allowing a
,;ssk 81 Nashville for reshipping,
asssing classifying and sscking grain,
grs discriminating in. favor of that
aN. The Commerce Court reversed
rs decision on the ground that privi-
sgss granted Nashville years before,
y Il could compete with the river and
nl route through the city, were proper
ssta1ss Of the continued physical ex-
Hi'nes o. the river, even though that
l'sa vas not greatly used.
IL Palis the Bourse was reopened
i'f ssss dealings with q good attend
ihes i,d no undue consequences that
!isatast this market during business
iesrE As the French moratorium has
ven extended transactions for the ac-
ssIai are not permitted. Payment of
.ss required 8 per cent Of the $780,
M8lQ British war loan had little or
% eject on London discount rates,
aouga in many instances subscribers
'1Fnsc IN more than the amount de-
narted