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New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
COTTON CLOSES
AT LARGE GAIN
Market Active-Advances 81
Points, Aided by Rain and
Temperature.

The cotton market was more active
and excited yesterday than at any
time previously since the beginning
Of the war, and there was further
sensational advance in prices, with
January contracts selling up to ll.fO,
CT more than 50 bale above the clos
ing figure Of Monday, and fully $3.50
a bale above the low level of Monday
morning. Realizing caused reactions
Of 9 or 10 points from this level. but
the closing tone was firm, and last
)rices still showed net gains OF from
30 to 81 points for the day. Unsettled
weather in the South, with scattering
rains and lower temperatures, natu-
rally strengthened bullish predictions
as to the showing of the government
crop report due at the beginning OF
next MONTH and the buying movement
was also encouraged by reports of an
active spot demand, higher Southern
markets, the continued absence Of
hedge selling in anything like depress-
ing volume, and reiterated predictions
of boom in export business with the
consummation OF the large foreign
/ credit. Wall Street and Western
| houses were among the big buyers, tho
latter demand being accompanied by
rumors that fresh bull interests were
entering the market, while many recent
sellers for a reaction were urgent
buyers TO cover, and there was also a
considerable demand from Southern
sources.
The market opened firm at an ad-
vance of II to 81 points on overnight
buying orders from Wall Street and
uptown sources, with October con-
tracts selling up to 11.01, December
1l.45 and January 10 1l.67 on or i'm
mediately following the call. This ad-
vance carried the market out of line
with Liverpool, although prices there
were higher than due, and there was
heavy Liverpool selling as well as ac-
tive realizing and some scattering
local pressure. Offerings, however,
were readily absorbed on a compara-
lively moderate setback, and the mar
ket developed renewed frmness during
the early afternoon, with all positions
making new high ground. October sold
I'd to 1920 and December to lL5S, or
30 to 43 points net higher, while spring
deliveries sold 35 to 3S points above
yesterdays closing figures. Bullish
private crop advices and reports that
buyers Of high grade cotton in Texas
were becoming very active, owing to
apprehensions that renewed rains
would lower the grade, helped this
afternoon advance, which carried jan
uary contracts more than sl3 a bale
above the low level of last summer.
At times during the day the market
seemed to be meeting some opposition,
but o. bulk Of selling on the late re-
action was attributed 70 realizing, and
there was, perhaps, less talk OF hedge
selling than when prices were some 30
or 40 points lower. Southern spot mar
kets, as officially reported, were about
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
Russia Looks for Aid.

With the arrival IN England Of the
Russian Minister Of Finance there may
be perfected some arrangement for
strengthening the rouble in London so
as TO provide for Russia's outside pur-
chases. As NJ. Bark explains. Russia
has great natural riches. which the
world wants. in her cereals and min
cral oils. With Germany commanding
the Baltic and Archangcl ccngested and
hampcred by inadequate railroad ia
cilities, It appears that only the long
postponed opening Of the Dardanelles
will allow a free movement of Russian
exports so she can pay for goods with
goods. Late in 1914 there was reported
an arrangement in London for a credit
for Russia of about 100,000,000 through
shipment Of gold TO that city and sale
OF Russian Treasury notes. a similar
operation may again be necessary.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
BRITAIN LIFTS WOOL BAN
Announces That 125,O0O Bales May Be
Exported TO United States.

Washington, Sept. 2l.-The State De
partment was advised to-day that Great
britain has $4,000 bales Of wool avail
able for export to the United States.
A message received from Robert P.
skinner, American Consul General at
London, said:
"Notice is given by the British War
Trade Department that 125,000 bales,
including 10000 bales English wool, can
be spared Applications for licenses
to EXPORT crossbred and similar wools
90 the United States will be considered.
Understanding is that ell woods for
American use must be consigned TO
limited States Textile Alliance"
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
500 LINE REPORTS
he report for the year ended June

The report for the year ended June
80 last of the Minneapolis, ST. Paul &
Sault Ste Marie Railway Company, con-
trolled by the Canadian Pacific, dis
closes gross earnings OF S17,sl7,s55,
compared with Sl8,717689 for the pre-
vious year. Owing to q material reduc-
tion in operating costs, however, tho
road was able 10 show a surplus of
s2,974 0O4, which, after deducting diyi-
dends on the preferred tock, left a
balance of S2,O91 ,756, equal to s.29 per
cent on S25,206,S0O common stock, as
against 179 per cent earned on the
same stock for the 1914 fiscal year
The Wisconsin Central, which is the
Chicago division Of the 500 Line, re-
Torted total operating revenues of So
145.370, a loss Of SG43,l63 The year 5
surplus, amounting TO Sl36,732, was
equal 70 1.09 per cent on $l2,500,000
preferred stock, as compared with Al
per cent earned in 1914.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
ROCK ISLAND LOAN EXTENDED
81 100000 Obligation Indorsed by Pres
ent and Former Directors.

Charles Hayden, chairman OF the
stockholders committee of the Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific Railway Com
pany, announced yesterday that t the
request of Judge J. W. Dickinson, one
of the receivers, he had seen the five
men who had guaranteed the Bankers
Trust Company loan of Sl,60O,O 900, due
September 80, and that they have
agreed TO an extension Of the obligation
for ninety days. Only two of these are
now directors of the Rock Island, Will
lam II. Moore and Ogden Mills, the
other three, D. G. Reid, James Mclean
and Arthur Curtiss James, having re-
signed.
The extension of the Bankers Trust
Company loan, Mr.. Hayden said, will
give the stockholders committee op-
portunity Of receiving the report Of its
expert now investigating the property,
J. w. Kendrick. who was formerly vice
president Of the Atchison road. This
report. which is due October IS, will
be used by the committee in formulat-
ing plan Of reorganization.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
Zeppelin Raid Not Felt Here.

Damage done in London by Zcppelins,
even taking it at its largest estimate.
IS rot enough 20 cause a ripple on this
side Of the water. Insurance men point
out that only special policies would
cover destruction from such causes and
that doubtless only a fraction Of the
property destroyed was 20 protected.
British insurance companies are the
strongest IN the world, and there are
individual concerns that could pay all
the losses from the recent raid on Lon
don without having 10 realize on their
investments When damage gets 10
what is called confaFration size then
the underwriters have 10 sell securities
TO provide funds, and the American
market would offer the quickest place
70 dispose Of assets.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
Detroit Edison.

The consolidated income account OF
the Detroit Edison Company covering
operation for the first eight months Of
this year gives commercial electric rev
enues for the period amounting TO 3d.
s94.s17, an incease of 17.5 per cent over
the corresponding period in 1914. Sales
TO street railway companies totalled
s4O3 .s91. municipal electric revenues
were sSS,901 and the total gross IN
come from all sources was S4,S26, ,S95, or
more than ~ per cent greater than Tor
the same months in the peceding year
Operating and incorporating expenses,
including renewal, replacement and con-
tingent. were $3.o77,5S2, leaving net
income of S1,74S.314, gain Of nearly
28 per cent. Deductio from income
for funded and unfunded debt totalled
s7O2.OlS and the balance increased from
ssO5, TO S1,O46,2e6, equal to almost
30 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
CHILDREN TO LAY WAR KEEL
Real Outside Work on the California
Will Begin October Il.

G. ~ Rock, Naval Constructor, the
new head of the hull division at the
navy yard, has decided on October il
as the date of the keel laying of the
dreadnought California. At 10 o'clock
in the morning on that day the chill
dren of Commander Earl Jessup. Naval
Constructor John L. Bailey. Captain
George f. Burd and other officers will
put the bolts in place and the real out
side work on the big battleship will
begin. Prominent officials have been
invited 10 the ceremony.
There will be about three thousand
men employed in building the Califor
MIA, which will take about three years
to construct. While most of the ma
chinery will be built by private con-
tract, the hull and other details of the
vessel will be put together in the navy
ward.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22

hc to nc higher, with Houston quot
ing middling at II cents and reporting
sales of 2,277 bales. The largest busi-
uess was in New Orleans, whore prices
were 81 points higher at 1909 for mid
ding, with sales of 1850 bales, while
Savannah reported sales Of 3,44O bales
at an advance Of so points TO l0%
cents. New Orleans wired that farm
ers we're selling freely at the advance,
but that spectators were holding their
spot cotton for still higher prices.
Reports Of frost In Kansas may have
led to some apprehension Of damaging
temperatures in the South. but most
traders considered it too early for such
Developments, and the bullish view Of
the weather news was based chiefly
upon the renewed rain and the fear
that cooler weather might cause a
further delay in maturity. Expori.
for the day were l9,ol9 bales, making
350,344 so far this season.
Range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22

.fioN 49,. S@b AND LLECTRIC CORPORA
HL C0iDt1t,s lai tf boarl ~ Difecfo-s u
f0Rg1s' 1eADg eaDs,gi SPRINGS LiGHr HEAr AND
ss' Z, s a. Ssg,,s',fANY ~, Colorado sDfings COLO.
fiTefy,. - tg4lW quarterly dividend of iisW
A;s n y saeki.e.defs os gseo'd Ss.eeesl~, n
VII b. msufd
HLAhY MORGAN. ssSy.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22

PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of Various
Corporations.

The Associated Gas and Electric
Company reports an increase of 5.25
per cent in gross revenues for August
over that month in 1914. A reduction
OF 9.59 per cent in operating expenses
helped swell the increase in net income
to 1924 per cent Combined gross rev
enues for the month We're S5l,iO4; net
earnings after expenses and taxes to-
tailed s22,544, and the balance after
deductions for underlying companies
was s16139. Dividend disbursements
on the preferred stock amounted to
s4.64s, leaving a surplus Of s2,637, com
pared with a deficit Of $3,497 a year
ago.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
IFron The Tribune Bureeu.l
Washington. September 81.
ARMY

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tap Dis-. cI-yIi i,As .i Ds.1 .l - %, a.
Jersey. frfnsJ"aAla '"S'''@ -''- D''''-' -
luiau' o. ,-. ,.,f.prrs Miller 7fh Inf p,soes
Name - heJ 'siAi.i-i s.faI TON t6er rroYef
oh lt oi "' ,+ -. - W,f fOHN "
corn aaas ~ :. .., s', ,b.r.,yeri MAJ Ileayey
HhA' r il''' 'y IN 'llyi.ion 5g militia AFFAIR,
Nov. / ,,,.,.r ,..s 70, ,..,u., ,o
Capt REYNOLDS j. ~ Ohi. Ioin M ls'al1N IN
u ~ e.. 90 fakt erect No, IL .ep''t 70 toh
handing general fllQyinea Dep iof e'.is-n'.'
Following Cag'ails. Mel 'ofps' dloR s'stloi' ln-
Of in.'rle,i6a LUCIrs l. HoPEWOoD. Amgaa,..
ttnce N.. $50. fT.,.l'0. rdA ran $50, LII.
r DuNBAH o. Lal,a~osth. WILLIAM !.
SHIELDS G4.tea.oA aal ifoil station a. On44A4
CRAIG r. SNYDER Columbus Barfa,ka. snd
CHARLES 7. Fo. IEt. r 'son Baf-c4s
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22

A transfer Of $4,000 has been made
by the Sub-Tressury 20 New Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
Anelo-French Purchases.

Any one who doubts that we are to
continue TO sell 90 Great Britain and
France should turn 20 the figures Of
exports from New York TO those coun-
tries last week. The total reached was
nearly $25,o0o000, whore the week be
fore it had been under 100000 900
Value Of all shipments from this port
was over S4l,000.000, an increase Of
more than $25,000.000. The other prin-
cipal customs districts showed gain
OF about Ss.O00,000 in exports. and the
export excess, which the week before
had been less than S7,OOO,00O, grew to
over S55,0OOO00. A trade such IA this
IS worth a country effort to pre-
serve
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
T0pTCS OF DAY
N WALL STREET
,.oraI Motors 54-POint
OtT pise Crowns Auto
Stocks Advance
uopE OF GOOD NEWS
'''' ON WESTINGHOUSE
.4s from New York to Great
~ o.,,a;r and France Nearly
s2s.oOO.OOO in Week.

-.,s.rs were forced 20 revert 10 inc
~,~-hcrr Pacific corner yes
brocs N'' ..vo, FOR the spec-
.-5sy 90 f1c para ,..- 1t
.,.- rise o. 1.era4 Mo'otS' "h'0"
7'.'' -. s-... ..-ree hours OF trading,
.anns '"' '.' -.~.-r mira Of 2e7h
.,se from o" 'F' ,,-.s..,. -.
/. go. "a points ABOVE "o''@0' : I've, ''9
The advance 90 this new high
Is ...,9,. ooc from the sound
I've! was q .''' a., o,.,,cI by. when
,g Of the eo"s '- no t.,or
-. sale was recorded on '"e ''0Aei'
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
y N w q Ihs unltod Gas Improvement O.

y % AID ATch NfIeefH,
TA4 Dt. fhAadelphia. Sept s. 1915.
s.sFt.,-,' 'eetors have this Gay declared q
- 49,, oiNldend o. two per cent (si 90
soldefs ~ payable oct. i5- 1913. 10 stock
s,5t a ;st, t,eoTe at tho close Of business
''+'' Nhecfs VIII bc mailed
- vs. MOHNIS Ir.usnrer
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22

Cotton Exchange special Lyerpocl Csbles.-spos
couou iu good demand; SALES. 10000 bales, spocu-
latioG AID export. 1000. American. 5000 lmports.
Is 900. American. 10000 Mid upland. $50.
Futures opened steady. 3h 70 "a pons higher;
closec irregular l31s to 70 points higher. octo3er
November 6.a3kd January -febguaTy. ebad;
March April 6iJ.d. Msy-Juue. 8.5tnd, lay
August. 6.j7isd. Mancheser-farns and cloths.
ihc higher prices asked checks business.
Thp local market tor spot cotton was steady and
40 points higher az Il. 2Jc Tor mifdling upland;
sales l00 balcs Southern spot markets were tele-
graphed rs follows. Galveston steady. % points
lt s.,r al lose. sales. ss5 bales. New OfleaHs
trc. 81 points higher AZ 10 CSC, sales, to59 o4ls
Mobile Arm. 20 points higher AZ 10 soc. sales 80
bales Savannah steady. &c higher al i0Ac; sales.
40 bales. Charleston steady, sc higher a. lehc
sales 700 bales. Wilmington nominal. .c higher
al lCkc. sales nil Norfolk steady, 3 points
higher a. 10 Soc sales, s7z bales. Baltimore nom
ual lsc higher al l0kc: sales nil. Augusta
STEADY, 30 points higher AZ l0.63c. sales. 2,O9s
bales Memphis steady. 2j points higher a, l0.e3c /.
saes 1900 bs.es. ST. Louis steady, .c higher a.
lOisc: sales, p bales. Houston steady, 20 points
higher al lie. sales, 227l bales. Little Rock
steady. unchanged al Zoe. sales 80.
Receipts at he ports and Interior poian. with
compagS0ns follow.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
Westinghouse Expectations.

The Street saw iu yesterdays heavy
,,r.rr of Wes-.rc rchouse more than the
LIABILITY that directors at their meet
T. to-day would increase the divi-
ssys rate OIL the common stock from
rs- cent 20 6 per cent. The transac-
.6ss in this issue were BY far and
,wey the heaviest Of any on the list,
=, hanover for che session being more
"a, l4l 900 shares. Steel, the nearest
,,-pe.itor for trading honors, showed
,b,s. $4,000 shares lt has been COM
nov gossip iu the Street for weeks
l,f WESTINGHOUSE would be placed on
sB Der cen. basis. and az yesterdays
dosing price ot 1926. the yield on the
ro,s based on The expected rate, would
b slightly under 3 per cent. Unless
,-ssent business and prospects Of the
company warrant current quotations
,or ,he stols. traders said that yester-
davis excited buy. was hardly justl-
st3 There was. however. belief that
following to-lay's meeting stockhold-
gs would receive Information regard
rg current earn.uG5 that would Justify
asu In expecting larger disbursements
nn 6 per cent ~ the not far distant
future Dividends declared to-day, il Is
vliIstood. win be ont Of earnings
iru- the normal electrical business and
fns orders for shTspnel. The profits
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
PUBLIC NOTICE
State of New York
Public Service Commission, Second District
Albany
c,.,. o( N.,, Yoyk

Case No. 5l85 September is, 1918.
A petition, under section 81 OF the
Public Service Commissions Law, hay-
ing been fled with this Commission b.
The Delaware and Hudson Company.
for authority to issue Sl4,45l,OOO Of its
five per cent. twenty year convertible
gold bonds dated October l, 1918, and
maturing October /, 1885, for the re
funding Of ten year gold debentures Of
said company, and for other purposes
stated in the petition, and for author
ity to issue certain capital stock for
conversion Of the said bonds, NOTICE
is hereby given that public hearing
on said petition will be held by this
Commission at the Office OF the Com
mission, No. SO North Pearl Street
(corner Of Steuben Street,, in the city
Of Albany, on Monday, September "a
1915, at twelve o'clock VI.
BY the Commission,
Francis y. Disney,
ECMcE-NIED Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
~ IITI 7-I q III0l ? -
CHICAGO PROVISIONS
COFFEE.

inner tone developed in the coffee market dur
tug yesterdays operations. and a. the close OF ne
*, prices we're 10 10 points net higher. Total
"a cs were 1850 bags There was little ouying OF
December early IN The day. which was said 20 be on
foreign orders BY mail but there appeared 70 be no
material change IN underlying conditions. ana Il rs
fls opinion ~ the majority Of operators a. tho close
sst flght that the advance was tie result oi noti-
ilx more than moderate covering movement IN a
luSrket empty n selling orders Owing 70 holiday
In Rio on Monday there were 10 cables from tAd
ma-Aet. and iu Santos prices were unchanged He-
ceipts continued liberal a. primary points ana socs
are acculLlatlug o. some extent. " some uA,A ,
plained reason tLcs- comparatively Few cost aii
freight offers received from Bsl. and those which
came 20 hand Weru practically ul utlgcl. santos IS
being quoted az S.f08S.o0c Ing .ish credits.
The local spot market as inactive ana unchanged,
with I.io IS quoted 70 CSC. Range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
'hE NATIONAL PAKK BANK OF
NEW YORK.

THr no.. Sept elst. 1915
fOt'P -. - t.AlED a quarterly dividend OF
Soc. =, II CENT. (4GsJ upon tho Capital
ott ~. 'ns Bank. payable on and after
soss ~ ~. % stockh0lacro O.. record at
Ne.Ihtsi hcpt tIst. 1918
e. MAtkICE - EVER Cashier
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHLPS

RENEE s. MILLER, cos,, An; two months On
arrival n Z. 8; Second Lieut.. GILBERT 7.
sTRELINGER. 9Th nj. one month on Idgai IN
|. 5 First Lieut. DONALD j. nACLAChLAN,
10Th hf, tso months.
NAVY.
Com. y. 2. IRWIN. 70 General Board
Lieut.. A. {. .PICKENs. detached Brooklyn; % aid
r,snt "1I az az Ia' MoTrGosfEtY. 70 HaSSisu
Lieut. u. O. +. VAN vAI.KENBURGH. detached
Lisut. a. Gj s. P. 'TR4cHT placed on retired
Lieat. iii' . D. G. z. 5. r. BRANDT. to s,u Fran
Lrs H. II JALBERf detached Vermont: to Con-
Ems 9. P. LAMONT. dstached Kansas: to Ken
sas. y. 8 HAcToR. detached Hancock; to K,ar.
Is. E s McoAcH. detached Kansas; to Ken.
Eas. q C. KRINER. detached Hancock: to Ksr-
B'u's JOHN EVANS. to temporary duty receiving
chez Gun HESEY RIEcK. to nAy yard. New
Mach ~ NJ. scHREIBER. detached Kessarse. to
naval hospital Philadelphia.
CHEF Carp CALEB wHirFORD. detached Ark.n-
sas. y home ald sah orders.
Carp NJ. e. FABER detached receiving ship AZ
Pay cisrts I. J. BoLlAN and H. c. CORNING.
PAY C!erk p. c. CORNING. detached n.y yard.
Charleston. 70 naval station. New oneAns.
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED.
sept ls--Nero A. La PAz
Sept ie--Chestsf and Des Moires AZ Beirut;
Raleigh a. Manzanillo. Nero al CuaymAs
gert 90 Chester ard Dee Moines a. Jana. Os.
Ceola al Port Prince. Montana a. NapeAsoe
Bay. Fiuasef a. Boston yaId. supply Al San
Francisco.
SAILED.
sent ls.-Nsro. from La PAz FOR CuaYmas.
:. H. l9-Tonapa. D-I. D-2. D-3 ,snd III. Sswpoi'
~ Bock Island sound. Chester bad De- A.i.ss.
peir1if f0r Jana: ontario. Newport fos Ssf1iief ;
BAY. Clacisr san Dirgo Tor Ia Pas. ~
I Seuf gO-N1naFhan. hoe Woftci. sterett. ies-
~t,-. Ter, W.ife and Panther. Newport Tor
Gardner. Bly; MaeDonSash, newport e, bosS
I,'sIld sound Montana. \. \. yard 70, MOI. aah
point. Wins!ow Philadelphia Tor Bn.isepofi.
c,isoa. Tsmp!Co for GuautAnamo. Wyoming ara
Hsitin,ore Hampton Roads for Chesa2eake Bay
| New orleans San franclsoo foI San Diego.
Rakely. y Y yad for NeNpor Flussef. ffesl'
| dent Roads fof Boston yAgd
| sept 2l--Belsns. HAak0s fof Shanghai
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.
Sea Tork. September Il. 1918.
PuIIER.

Receipts fl- weeh 5s.los packages. ss compared
with y osl pacfts.s last weeA IfAde mas IN. il.
a. rrc.ipts have fallen ~ quite god deal
Cfrsme-y. extras ~ scorel &c. hsa'r 'c9-i9,s.
f-t l@aN.. frs.s gfis % 16iac; seconds --i1 ~
fhifls -Id-1r: s'a.e dairy. nncs. ~ -o.-, 500
b. prme. a l'isc. common % fAr ~ e-3,sc
r.riVafed gt-las 24r. r-sfs. -la45'-c, lover
er.fa. II glc. Imitation creamefyt tr-ts. "a "a
Sc lst'rs current make nrs-s. -ln --c' &C.
c.is qf-. I0ger grades. - -vct pacing stoeA,
~. r.r.. nle e0iac. rurre1t make. rle. -lc. No
lsi.c. lover srai-s. lo's 4 -sl-
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
cOTTOHsEEO OIL.

The co,tonseed Of market was active and strong.
with rcarAll aggressive operations 900 tur bWMs
sile Houses win Cotton ENrhsnge connections were
a-ai1 cousI.cuo-s among rhe BUYERS. .Ad y VS.
thought that the 4ivauc. had been inspired b. Tie
urof fouuceI strength b. the Cotton msract. shorts
aere nervous and inclined 20 cover. aad prices a.
vsfced 10 about the previous high record for tle
r.fh and closed wliA net gains %; u o. IS p-lAts.
Crlde oil - the South was hrm and there Va
general ah,eace q selling pressure. Range Of prizes
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
WEEKLY EXPORT FIGURES.

The exports o. merchandise from the
Port Of New York, officially reported at
the Custom House, for the week ended
September II. amounted 10 Sil,494,lOl,
against S16.05s, ,7O6 the previous week
and Sl7.20s,l09 in the corresponding
period last year Since January !,
81 OPS, ,9O9,OS6, against S620,O2l,5s3 in
the corresponding period last year.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
Farreaching Auto Lies.

Around o'clock newsboys selling an
extra made the Street resound with
shouts Of Kaiser dying" The news
proved TO be a rumor from Amsterdam
that the German Emperor had been
slightly injured in an automobile ac-
cident. Got In the way of WHY'S
Overland" said a trader.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22

from the company's big rife contracts
Tor shipment abroad have not yet be-
gun to come IN, but deliveries are ex.
pected TO be started next month. The
high price for Westinghouse yester.
day was 1874, and the last sale. at
l22%, marked a net gain for the day
Of ! points Us best was the highest
since reorganization.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22

BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

The August report Of the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company gives gross
revenues Of s9,34s, 1857, which
IS S648, ,4sl more than was earned in
that month a year ago. Operating ex-
penses were increased only s2l ,292, and
net income totalled s3,394, ,507, an in
crease OF S627,ls9.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
OpenlnR qui

points with first sales 30 toAs The market continued
quiet with liquidation IN October hy Wall street
and buying Of May by leading trade interests. Ihe
market was Influenced b. easier conditions IN sl'i
raws and closed t0 points net lover with sales
for the day 9 150 tons. Range OF prices.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
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r,,.s ne to.e ~ The market hss uot .ms t1i
si..e lasr week STATE. Whge m.la fres.. Aa,a So
i4l i-r. coi-rsd. average ur-g ia .w-.Lc'
et,fsrs fsury l4fac. cheldars. ia --c lA;;lr1;
-r..li. f-i. ri.c. all s'Jlcs. uAos-sra - ~
"a Wi..'r...r Hlolo milk. ffeiA daisies ~ 4
ifi.c. ts.rs l4heliac. Yogns Amos t2'' y
i6it fllc. falf 10 good. l0c. common. tsie