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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-05
WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW.

| DUn's ReuteD says: considerable ir-
| regularity is manifest In reports from the
leading mercantile and industrial centres,
| but In view of existing conditions the
movement OF commodities Is quite well
| maintained Some steel mills are more
actively employed than during July, and
additional Inquiries have been received
from abroad. with some actual sales re-
ported The tendency OF prices on fin
ished materials Is upward, but pig iron
shows little or no change and the demand
remains light. The dry goods markets are
still unsettled. as "A result of the com
plications in money the lowering OF cot
ton and tho advances In wool, Jute and
flaN. Business In the West Is quite active
but Southern trade is slow Wool prod
ucts. linens, fine cottons and jutc goods
are all higher. whereas print cloths are
very weak. New England footwear fac
tories are fairly well engaged, but new
orders for leather develop slowly. as tan
ners are not disposed to accept contracts
except at sharply advanced values.
Hides are exceptionally strong. with adj
vances established in several varieties. but
buyers operate cautiously, rs they believe
that the closing Of certain European mar
kets will result in much heavier move
ment OF the foreign product In this d.
rection and incidentally help TO deprcss
domestic prices"
the more important markets has become
more active, but At the South. where cot
ton. lumber and naval stores are unset
tied. things are very duh. and this situa-
ton IL projected In some degree to the
Southwest. However. sentiment in the
last named zone is looking up. hut thus
far prospects outrank actual sales. Can
ccllatOns Of orders. while numerous at
certain southern centres. are matched nv
rciIstat, mcnts in other quarters. Indeed.
IL seems TO he the general tendency to
shop often and to take little at "A time.
ON the other hand the surplus wheat
growing sections appear to be doing bst-
ter and at the leading Western market
advance spring business i'm gnghams is
the largest ever known, Will" holiday
business is much earlier than usual In
dustrial operations IN general are quiet.
but the week has brought forth news OF
numerous additions to forces. thus indicat-
ing an absorption OF some stock. There
II strong movement TO hnd new mar
kets in Latin American countries. and
certainly foreign inquiries for finished
steel have resulted In business being
placed with homo mills"
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steel Bonds.

Steel "sinkcrs." as the D per cent sink
Ing fund bonds Of the United states steel
Corporation are Familiarity called, were re.
ported a week or 50 ago as selling outside
at tremendous decline from the closing
price Oh the exchange. Now they are re-
ported to have recovered practically all
the loss. The reason for this slaCkCninE
Of the pressure to sell may hc due To
causes general to- all securities such as
the passing Of the first shock of fright
over the outbreak OF husiiitics. But a
contributing cause may very well he a
growing feeling that the business Of the
steel Corporation Is not likely 10 suffer So
much from the war rs was at first sup
posed For ono thing the war has in
effect nullifei the new tarin law in re-
spect to steel products The bughear OF
ruinous foreign competition will not he
heard again for many a day. Instead OF
the possibility of "A toreign invasion OF the
American market II IS now probable that
before long We shall see American steel
companies invading the markets Of the
world that heretofore have been practi-
Cally closed to them. or all the steel
companies in the country the Steel Cor
poration is In the best position to take
advantage OF such business. The Steel
Corporation has a most efficient export
department. which II has been building up
and perfecting for many years.
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THE SUGAR MARKET.
Rrhncd d>ances-Venyy Buying
Of Raws by FOreiKners.

The price of fine Granulated sugar was
marked up - points Yesterday by the
Federal Arbuckc and Warner oom-
panics making the selling basis of the
first named 1.2i cents and the latter
two 80 cents. The American and Howell
conpauies did not alter their quotation
and were accepting orders AT I25 cents
NJ to the close of the market. II IL
likely. however, that these two retiiiners
will advance their price to $50 cents
shortly. The advance was attributed to
the sudden appearance of a heavy foreign
demand for raw -ugar, as well as an
increased demand for refinery with
drawdls.
Raw sugar to the amount Of 500 900
bags was purchased in this market
Stcrday by Great Britain and other
European countries, The price paid was
said 10 he equal 10 7.0b cents. cost AMI
freight paid. The Federal company
bought about 10000 bags OF prompt ship
nent raws AT o. cents. and sales OF n
like amount for shipment second half
az September were made to outside in.
tercsts AT 6.c5 cents.
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THE STEEL MARKET.
American Concerns MIA for Aus
traIian Rail Contracts.

That American steel concerns will take
full advantag. Of the opportunities offered
to increase their foreign business il in
dictated by the report that the Pennsyl-
vania Steel Company and other concerns
have submitted bids on an order calling
FOR 1000 tons Of steel rails FOR the state
railways OF Victoria. Australia.
Advices from PittsburC say that mill
operations have been further curtailcd
and that they now average between 80
and 60 per cent. of capacity. This is the
lowest for the last few months and IT IL
due to the complete shutting out of expert
trade lust after the war opened. pomcs-
tic orders are coming in slowly. In the
past few days demand FOR the lighter ma
terals has shown a perceptihlc falling
off During the past month or two orders
calling for light material had been hold
ing nm we'll
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THE COFFEE MARKET.
No Important ChanEes-som~ Bu,i-
n~~s In Cost and Tr~ights.

Owing to the approschins Labor IL.
holiday no business will be transacted 100
the local coffee trade. Business Will H.
resumed on Tuesday morning. No trade
OF Importance were put through by tur
liguidating committee OF the eNchaug,
yesterday and conditions In the spot TRADE
were unchanged. The market was cas-
in the absence OF an active demand from
interior consumers. Rio IS were quutCo
at 7ss cents and Santos Is at III. cent?
Some business has been worked co.
Brazilian cost and freights through 0n;l.
cial arrangements mad" by local banking
Institutions. Tho extent of this business
has. however. been small, Coffee interests
arc awaiting developments and hope ~
entertained that the situation will SHOW
material Improvement IN the near future
Brazilian cables were fcaturcless. 1u
Rio market on Thursday was unchanS'd,
while the Santos curb was lower No -
being Off 100 points. Receipts at the 'v"
ports totalled 81, 900 bags and at the iG-
terror points $4,000 bags.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

RITTER There vas little TRADING Yesterday.
~ most Of th' !obbcTs had siocke.i up Tor me
IN a fairly satisfactory ronu'tlon, as most OF
the receivers expect higher prices after the
holiday seconds ~ crcalncrles we're parti"u'
lhrlN scarce yesterday AMI sold at iull quota.
tons. Their" were no cnan4r- from prices OF
the day before, Prices follow; Creamery OK
irls "ligu5.c.; hrst-, 2AlgH3lc.; seconds, .6t
.sc. thirds IA a5igc State dairy. tubs, finest.
a0r.: good 10 prime, ~ g1a'S.; common to tar.
.ais 6.7c: process extras. -sd25.c. hr-t. az
creamery firsts, "a BE-; aile- current make.
hfsts 2i7n-lr; seconds, -'lgm!3c lower
grades 'lra.c packing stock, M. . sid-2c;
CHEESE Market hn. settled down into an
IN quotations ycsterday. sufficient Wisconsin
stock Is now Offered on the market TO warrant
ITS qno''ns The Rlghes, for ,hr wisconsn'
But little trsdln- yesterday Prices follow
state, whole milk- fresh, white and colored
specials l6nlei.c: colored and white. averags
fancy, l1'gil'',": und"rgrades, llolA%c.; Wis
cconsin daisies liz "lec; twins, i''.@h.c;
l3H lie poor to tar. 1Hllr
.. EGGS Receipts continue light and for the
hrst five days this week were the hghtc-t
little over ioo00 cases. Consumption IA nm.
usually small. The movement of held eggs out
Of the coolers was Ear lcs. than at this time a
year ago. Medium Grades OF fresh have a"-
cumuatcd, hut tine lines and cheap grades
cleaned M we'll There viii he but liitle trad.
lIutil after Labor DAY. priCs. Fresh gathered
extras, -sn3lc extra ir-ts, !'Hss".; hrsts. -,ls
r2G -; dlrtle-, No / 22H:i": No :, liaf2lr.;
chccks. aO'grsi'4r.; refrigerator special marks,
fancy charges paid, 2ic irSts, charge. pad,
eGa ei'7r: seconds IA deiigc; Pennsylvania
and nearby hennery whites, fancy, large 800
a'c, hrnnrry browns, Sln3cc mixed colors,
.lusor
Yesterday Fowls were trhe hleher than
brothers, Best brollers brought l7t9c, while the
season that there is but little difference he
tween broilers and the ordinary, run Of chick
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THE COPPER MARKET.
Inquiry smsli-Few Substitute
Change In situation.

The four copper mines under the con-
troll OF the Hayden -Jackling -MacNeill in
terests issued figures yesterday indicating
tho extent OF curtailment at their proper
ties. Utah Copper Company. Nevada Con-
solidated Company. Ray Consolidated
Copper Company and Chino Copper Com
pany. Estimated figures for August gave
total yield OF 100000 pounds against
30.OO0.00O pounds in July.
This explanatory statement was Ssued
Although curtailment to 90 per cent.
basis was not ordered At the porphyry
properties until August 6. and therefore
September will bc tho first month in which
fun reduction OF production will show, the
result of curtailment for twenty-five days
out Of the thirty-one days Of August is
shown In the following comparative table
Of production Of the four porphyries for
July and August
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Live stock Market.

FRIDAY, september 4
Receipts 81 brCVrs Worc LN.O head,
including % cars for the market. Steers
Ner" slow, hest grades lOI lac, lower;
others - q 25c lower, bulls steady, fat COVE
weak TO a shade lover, others steady. The
yards were cleared AZ :, late hour. common
100 lbs; oxen at 5000 500 bulls at $50
Si.25; COWS at t3,7au 81; u fancy COW or
two At sG76HtS. Dressed beef was quiet
at 10" 100. per III. for common 10 extra
native sides.
Rcccipts Of calves were 90 head, in
Guiding a3S for the market. Prices ruled
nrm for all grades and tho pens were cleared
early. Common to. choice VealN sold at
$50 1880 per 100 lbs, culis at S7RN.jO;
few grassprs at $3.50 Dressed calves
were full steady VITA alcs AZ l2ia "a ~ ~.
for country dressed ycnls l51la'sc for city
dressed.
Receipts Of sheen ana lambs were $50
head, Including ~ cars for the market
making with tho stale stock Ga cars on
sale. sheep wrro sl"w aud clscri lambs
steady 10 strong; the pens were about
cleared. Common to prime sheep sold at
81. 5nsj per 100 lhs., with 81 - tho gen
eral top price, medium to prime lambs At
$500 $50, culls at 50 Dressed mutton
easy at Sn lie, per H.; dressed lambs steady
at t2Tl5c.
Receipts of hogs were i7bs head, in.
ending one car for tho market Prices
lower, and heavy to light hogs selling at
1sGOV 1875 per 100 lbs,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-05
COTTONSEED OIL.
Pr~ssur~ of Crude Continucs-Uu-
drrtonr SIN Weak.

1t was again hard to sell oil without
making substantial concessions. Mills
were credited with liquidatlng important
quantities % crude. Rehncrs were hedg-
ing their purchases by selling in the local
market
support is feeble There is no extended
short interest and the amount of new oil
coming out sufficcs To ill tho consuming
trade. Speculative absorption is far from
active There were tenders for 500 bar
res OF September yesterday. bringing the
total deliveries so far for thc month To
approximately 10000.
There will be no session to-day or Mon
day on the Produce Exchange Closing
prices yesterday were spot, 6.00d6.06 :
September, SOC 6.07; October. 6.l2d
615; December. COS o 6.l0. January,
6.1lnG.t3; March, 6,l9m6.9o
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Brads,re.ts reports 27e business failures
IN the United states during me week
III ia i73 for the Corresponding " ceks ~
1919 10 1910 The Middle states Ind 81,
az. a." Northwestern ~, ana Far Western %:
Canada had -. against 80 Tor the preceding
%e. ASSS, 81 , IfT s"S Ssd OF Ge io ~ GG"
or less and ~ PEI cent had from $1,000
to $50, 900 capital.
Petitions in BANKRUPTCY.
HARRY RERK OwITZ. a dealer IN painters
supplies - Mount Vernon avenue. Mount
Vernon, y. Y" tiled petition Ia bank
rurtcy here; liabilities, 's559 nsfets
MADAME Y MANUFACTURING COM,
TANY mannf9'tgrsr OF %%rsef, so1t
ruptcv by creditors
A. KERN CO, Use. % dn dealers Gi,
second street. petition IN bankruptcy by
creditors.
Receivers Appointed.
WILLIAM $. LEHRBACH-Juiss Mayer
has appointed william !. Merritt receiver
Tor William :. Lehrhach, dealer In meats,
ss2 coSrfGa' a<S%ns e %a2er G Ss, .p
pointed 4. Gordon MURRAY receiver Tor
Elsen rc1 manutacnrer. 81 al, ri@as, sgh
.-TT"%SN BSAKING COMPANY. INC --lnds.
receiver for the .Ttns Baking Company
Inc. ioi EaN Thrty-seoond street; bond,
wI;INGART & wECHsLER---Iudge Mav'r
has appointed !. Heinz Bloistein receiver
for Wcingart & Wechser, furrierS, 10
West rhirtl-th street; bond. $4,000 A.
,ets said TO he between $4,000 and $1,000,
liabilities about fiS.6o0.
Assignment.
A. KERN q co, INC, wholesale cigars, e'n
West rorty-second street. Assignment 10
Henry Lesser OF $40 broadway.
Schedules Iiied.
NLErN 4 BERNHEIM, manufacturing Jew
oilers, 20 Maiden Lane, schedules Ia as
eignment show liabiltie. OF tSg, 68i nom
nal assets Of $500 and actual assets NJ
81 $50
KI NKELY TENT & AWNING 60. of NEW
Segment show liabilities ~ f6.6ts, nom
lunl assets of SAFE and actual assets ~
81 500,
Henry & S. O. LINpEMAN, manufacture
rrs Of pianos, Fifth avenue and li9d street
schedules la bankruptcy Hhuw liabilities
uf S430.43s represented by secured claims
SSOs2i unsecured claims, Slo6.o4O' notes
aud bills, t2l6,26G and accommodation
paper s26,s6a. Assets, $685. 1888, consist o
ing ~ real estate, 10000, bills, Sc. $50, .
SOS; stock, $4,000. carriages, SC, s., 800 :,
machinery aud tools, sli5oo, patents, a.,
s2j 900, personal property, 100000, debts
due on open account. 'i0.07S, aud money
ROBERT l.. kArr, u manufacturer ~ piano
supplies, 1911 EnFt l3lst street, schedule .
In haukruptcy show liabilities OF sal ISIS, %
which $50, i65 arc unsecured, and assets
nf tlI?Gs.
AARON LIrTMAN. Il manufactures Of turs.
In bankruptcy show liabilities Of SlA,Y39.
with tiN,S29 unsecured claims. and .Lssal =
~ Si2,0iO, represented by stock, about
10000 debts due on open account, 80
HALTER BROS, INC, druggists, $50 Long
wood avenue, schedules IN bankruptcy show
liabilities Of flloi9, and assets % 81 400.
represented b. bills, promissory notes, &c.
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August 9Th. isi.
Tho eo.partnership. heretofore eHis,lrr
under the nrm name Of Charles Head a CO
with offces at IL Wall Street, New York
and - state street. Boston. Mas, al
with branch ofices at Grovenor Bids
Providence. r. l., ana Slater Trust Co. Boz
Pawtueket. R l.. y dissolved this day b
OF the New York. Providence and PswtucE,
and Charles C. West 'NQuidating PAR
ners" at MeSrs keech. Loew 4 CO, We
JAMES s. MoooBB.
JAMES SULLIVAN,
WI. @. BORlAND,
CHARLES c. WEST,
DEXTER BLAGDEN.
JAMES A. PARKER
Messrs. James Sullivan Jamss A Park,
and Daniel sullivan announce that the
have formed co pArtn ership undr III.
name OF Charles Head a Co. with offioes
- state St, Boston, Mass, for the purpos =
Of conducting the business heretofore tranf
acted IN Boston by Meesrs Charles Head q
Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-05
BUSIEST COMPENSATION DAY.
Work mems Commission Disposcs Of
More Than 800 Claims.

The Workmens Compensation com
mission had It's busiest day yestcrdav
since 1t began passing on claims on July
81. More than 800 cases were disposed
OF. Claims for immediate relief, approx.
niafely $4,000. were granted.
Remarkably few applications on mo
ground OF death were made. Mos of tuc
claims were for broken limbs iuiu
hands or infected wounds.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
TWIN CITY RAPID TRANSIT CoMPAS

The Board OF Directo~s have DECLARED i
regular quarterly dividend OF one and thIe7
fourths per cent lSec) upon the Prefer
and one and one-h9lf per cent q y 10 apo.
the Common Capital Stock OF this Compan.
payable october Let. 1914 TO stockholders ~
record a the close OF business September
1914.
Dividend checks will be mailed by Tn.
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, Transfer
Agents. Nos l6-2e William Street, New York
cay. TO stockholders who have fled mailing
orders.
A. VI. ROBERTSON. Secretary
New York. September 4. 1911.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-05
PLANNING BIG 1915 CROP.
..Nodcrn NiIler" Hears Farmers
wiII sow More wheat.

CHICAGO, sept. THE Modern Nalcr
says:
Following general rains tho condition
Of the ground is excellent FOR seeding
throughout the winter wheat belt. All
our adviccs indicate that farmers arc busy
ploughing and win put In "A larger aver
age of wheat this year.
I'm the spring wheat States improved
weather aided the threshing of wheat
Many sections report light Yields ana a
tendency among farmers 10 hold their
wheat"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-05
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NEW YORK COUNTY

Appellate Division supreme Court-Ro-
cess.
supreme rt-Special Tern-Part H.
Before Guy, !, Court opens at 1880 A. NJ
EN parte matters,
Surrogates Court--ChambeTs, Before
Cuhalan, :. No day calendars.
city Court Special Term--Part II. BE
fore Green, !. Court opens at 10 4. NJ.
Ia purto matters,
KINGS COUNTY.
Supreme Court Special Term Before
Van Sirlcn. J. Court opens al 10 A NJ.
Llilgated motions.
Before Benedict, !. lex parte matters.
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sUB.TREASURy STATEMENT.

THURSDAY.
Paid by Sub.Troasury to banks. si,s7:, 600
Paid by banks to Sub-rreasury,., 2,976,00o
Loss TO banks on days trans
nctlons. 1,.................... 1905 600
SINCE FRIDAY LAST.
Paid ny Sub Treasury 60 hanks. ss,9t6 600
Paid 10y banks to Sub Treasury, =. h,iai 900
Loss 10 banks. S6.OS6 900
vious week .,,..,................. aTosoos
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BY Justice Guy--Downcy VI E5 Bwsy
Co, Thomas II. keogh,
By Justice Donnelly--Fletcher VI Con
vent Tx Const. Co, Orson q, Eaynor.
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Receivers Appointcj.

BY Justice GuY-Jas. Reale ~ samuel
L. ConNell. John j, MHckln; 'u-i.. =
sidenberg W Moses MNrh, cases. Au H.
Quinn.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

wAsHINGTON, Sept. THE staiemcu' -
the receipts and pay warrants Of tho Treasury
shows
Yesterday. This month Fis'al &c..
Rcce pts, ...... S2,isO,eo f3>ti6' Slal o,.
Pay warrants ., 100, - ;,9S.i rs
Deficit ...... seSii6 silT,7is Si,I3.s
The rsrcips from custom YESTERDAY N.|.
Ss9i. 49, from internal revenue ordinary.
a0l, ty2; corporation tax. sssi7, ana mis-
taneous, sl719tG National bank notes r'r,INtl
for redemption sl,2iS,+il,
The cash statement OF the United states
Treasurer for September SHOWS;
GENERAL FUND
Gold coin tNN.l .,p
Gold certificates ,....................... N'....H
silver dollars Observation-Disclosures. lo.I.r1
Silver certificates Observation-Disclosures, ltHh...'
United States notes. ............,,...., t''.
Cert fed checks on bank. ...,,.....,, iit'
Nato bank notes ................., - ''l ."
Subsidiary SILVER, minor coin and
silver bullion. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. E''h.lp
Cash in Treasury Observation-Disclosures. 1r'.t'u'i
In nat ional banks ...,,-,,.....,.. * ~ 100
Available cash in Treasury AMI
Deduct current liabilities .,,.......... li..it
Free balance in Treasury AMI banks H.. w.
Other Treasury assets net ........... 80" "
Net balance IN general fund ,....,... l.1.i i'i
RESERVE FUND
Gold coin and bullion ............ $40 "s' 500
TRUST FUND.
To redeem OUT iandlng certificates 81 So 5'l .
Grand total cash assets IN Treasury l4''.t'''
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The copper market showed little change.
Inquiry was small and actual sales even
smaller. Prices were regarded az largely
nominal at l2'f I12ia cents for cleo
trolytiC.
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THE DELAWARE a HUDSON CoMPA>,

quarterly DIVIDEND OF TWO AID ONL-
,2l.s PER CENT. on the can
i'al stock Of this COMPANY viii be paid 90
the Office OF the Company, 70 Nassau stree
in this city. on and after hondsy, Sept = .
business to-day.
ny order OF the Board Of Managers
CHARLES 4 WALKER, Treasurer
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AuERICAS BEET SUGAR COMPANY.

PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND 80. o.
90 Nassau -, New York, sept. 9Th 1874.
A Regular Quarterly Dividend no. Oh o.
One ami Ons-half Per Cent. on the Preferred
stock Of this Company hat been decli-,| ?.
pay able on october LIST. 1914. to lrcfgrr'I
Stockholders OF record at the close OF but
ness September 10th. 1914. Cheques viii b.
mailed JOHN r.. TUCKER, Treasurer
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AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY,
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

Boston, August 20. 1914.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, April - TN ss,--e-' e.
the receipts amt expenditures o. ~. IN'rH'
saows'
Yesterday This month pea yea
R~cr3rts 600. s1.eo3ia5 So 10 as & i'N'
Pay warrants or, sc e as 81 Of. irl-'
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THE CURB MARKET.

Yesterdays curb session was 4 dull
and unintercsting affair. The movcmen,
Of prices continued downward, but ios.,,
we're not very extensive. United cir,,
Stores sold between S6i and 81, closing
at the latter price and Off y. British.
American Tobacco was heavy, tho nov
stock recedng "a to 21;s. and tn. ola
stock declining y to 21i. Rlcr &
Hcgcman yielded slightly. closing at So,
Wuyland Oil and Gas. when issued. W.,
active and firn,. changing hands betn..,
SO. and s. Maxwell Motors shares do
clined fractionally. Union Pacific right,
cased u to 27N. and United Cissr
stores rights lost "a to ."s. Bond,
we're duh and lower. New York City 81,
1862, tlecliiing.I, to 101 -, aud cahadIs an
Pacific notes yielding TO 1oi's
Standard Oil shares displayed q tc.
covering tendency after early luSscs hut
the majority OF issues closed below Thur,
days final figures. STANDARD bIl Of Ner
York was IN greater demand and lr'.
steady around 20?. Standard OH Of Nta
Jersey reflected gain OF {" pou's /.
400. after ranging between iol and a9,
Standard Oil OF Indiana closed veal atI
Off 10 points at i52. South Penn trl
coded ! point to 29i , STANDARD Q NJ
California yielded 4 points. to 2ao ono
Oil was unchanged at 1863. and lrair,
Oil and Gas fuctuated between i02 anu
Az. closing at 407. off l point
Transactions in detail in tho marke,
Yesterday were as follows: