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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-16
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eti4afspapisu purstm tu sh-8I%
eisiont,ri. @eSfd snf 2oRson parsH
i6pa& ~ $4so isr 90 xsss eiAt; eab.I.
anDtifsnssn s<T0H unb Sidt .@taIsi
s+.osh. granes sift s.9s. Kab,i $50;
Nsri ei6t Sly. Rabd slH: 9irts SiAi
t.Ss, xsbd ass; RubsI Sisi BAN; RabtI
55; Siitu. Bsrrtn <s1<s Wtgiisniias
LoHass 81.
aftisnmarft.-Tr Rarit mar tsuts
lhao4 uno bic grtifs plrosn hersbgt.
oliidi. Die Gtueiblt uub Bethlehem eitI
sri. batisn am mtiissR ~ Isio,H.
Qhsa1eka afsttu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-16
Ghteaao. Il. Qusuit.

Gbieaao. ID. auguit.
Deiaen. - GFir Sept.mber $1.059
-1.O7a an S9lub $105s; fiir S.,
sembsr s105s-1o7s. an S5luB
$1.06t.
g8elI6torr. - ssiir Septsmb.r "a
ON SaIuB 74se; fir 9ssms
t.r 63-634c; am S6lub 633c.
5dfer. 9Tir Septembsr 38s
1896. ON Salub 3ec; fir Oe3smbsT
an S4lub 39tc.
Roaqen. - go. 2. Sl.03t-lo4-
gerfte. - 60-S0c.
simotbn. - $5.5o-7.Oo.
alee. = S8-.50-13.25.
gort. - fFir Septern6er $3.50
am S4IuB 1885; mir 81:
tO6sr $14.o5-14.15. am SdIHB
$14.95.
S8maa. - giir Sept,mb,r 500
AM SdfuB 500; fiir Otto5er
S8.05-S17. am S9IuB 8.07.
RippsHieiisn. 5iir September
SS.S2-8.s7. am S9luB $s.S5; fiir
Otto6er S8.S7-8.90, am S4lub $8.'
80.
Butter. - Wldrft uHperdRbert.
gier. Wartt uHperGHoert.
aartoffeln. - Uerrtt nieoriger. -
:teriep GodbIers 500; girsint1
gob6lers S1.60-1.65 per Dbl;
Minneiota uub Sbio 46-47e.
9efliiqel. 9s5euoes. Wlartt
niebriaer 6ibHsr 12be; Sprinsers
l6t-1S5c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-16
Mbfntn.

Mdmpsrl (aIs Ct sttpas ellen nil
unb ibm Der aslHer Guie empfisbit):
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-16

Cincinnati, IA. ausuit.


Die naffoIsenbeu Auotirunaen be-
sieben iih nur auf gnaros 2runss
attionen. Bel ileineren 9eiddften
iperoen ettpas bobere Yreiie berednet.
propifionen
Sdmals prima Steam
10000; 1amiIp SdmuI5 81
Sc per pfunb.
5rofenatfafaenes Ilei d.
Sbort clecr Geiten 9s-10t; ertra
fbort clear 9i-9at; fbOrt Rippsns
ieiien 9l-9ae: S6ultsrn sa-stt;
geliss 10-10ae.
Bacon. Short clear Seiten
10a-11c; rtra fbort clear Seitsn
10a-11e: fbori Rippsufeitsn 10A-
lie; S6uItsrn 9l-91e; Bellies Il
11te.
Suaar gur.b TI.if6. =
S6in,en 153-16e; pienit S&ultrT
10f-10It; grsatfeit . Baton 18-
19c; Sbuliern in padetsn 10a-11e;
u. y. Gut Saull.rn 10s-11e; tros
dens Beef S6inisn 23-25c.
Sisaep1teltes ffeif d.. =
Ger pfunS: S3intsn 12-12ac; pic
mic S6ult.rn 9t-91c; Bellies
16-16be: S6uli.rn 10t--103e; u.
p. Gut bo. 1oi-10ac.
Triides Fleifh. - S4inten
11a-12fe: pienic S6ultern 8
&c; G6uliern S-8it: fbort Rips
peHisiien 9-9it: fbort clear Ssi'
ten 9-93c: ertra fbort dear Seit.n
9-91c: Bellies l.iht 16--163c; gsl'
liss ihpsre 1o-11e.
W.hfunb@ @etr.ioe.
Webf. - g9tuter pat.nt S6.35-
6.55; Wint.r fanep $5.9o-6.15
Minter familp S5.5o-5.65; Bint.r
.rtra $5.05-5.25: Wint,r orbiudr.s
s4.85-5.05; Slrt.s Nini.r pat.nt
$6.65-7.O5; 6art.s Diut.r iantp
$6.20-6.45; Sart.s Meia.n iamilp
s5.20-5.60; Roaaenm.bl. uorbtpsIts
lihes d.miftt.s $5.95-6.20; r.ines
gita Roaa.nmebl $6.05-6.30: Gitp
aemii6t,s Roaa.nm.hl s5.95-6.20.
Deiaeu. - Ro. 2 rotber Wint.r
S.14-1.15; glo. 3 DO. S1.1O-1.12;
geo. 4 bO. S1.00-110.
WeIi6torn. 20. psibss
a1be: SO. 2 DO. S1-8lac; SO. 9 DO.
So8-S1c: 10. a DO. S0-S0it; Ro.
5 DO. 79a-80c; Ro. 6 DO. 7s3-
79st. - SO. ael6ss 81Ac; To. 2
DO. S1-81ac; so. 8 bo 8oa-81e;
Ro. 4 DO. S0-S05c; go. 8 DO. 70
SOC: SO. 6 DO. 7s-79c. Ro. l
asmiif'es 81ac; gto. 2 DO. 81-Slat;
go. 9 bO. S0-81c; RO. 4 DO. 79a
-S01c; SO. 5 DO. 7S4-79ie; Eo.
6 DO. 77s-7sac. - W.ibes SolbeIts
torn S0-s1c; s.tbes aoIbeHtorn 80
-81c: aemiittes 1oIbsniorn 70
SOC: asmifat.g osbeu,orn so-Sle.
Safer. - N,ur, Ro. Q ipeib,r
52-53c: Stanbarb Deib.r 51-52t;
Ro. 3 peiber 50-51t; go. 4 lD.ibsr
45-50t; Ro. 2gemifttsr 47-4Se;
Ro. 9 asmif5t,r 45-47e; SO. A ss'
miihter 42-44t.
Roeaen. - Ro. 2 S1.o2-104;
Ro. 8 e9c-S1.01; Rp. 4 95-99e.
Wbisip.
Qeriauit tpurb.n 402 Bbls. OiitiI'
l.rs sSinifheb SooSs auf Ser gaiiE Don
S1.39 per 8olloHs.
Groeeries.
4dff.e. - Scna 23-30e Wlo'
d,a 29-30c: Guatsnala idnsp 19e;
DO. gutter 17Ac.
stS gantSs
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Mnsm6rtise Wdrfte.
q ep 10 gOrt. ID. Quguit

u en- UUrT IA. NHYHII'
UtebI. - Wdrtt rubig-
R0ggen. - Uiar,t ruPg.
0erite. - Wtartt itetia.
Ueisen. Ulurtt idfpa6; 10. 2
rOt6er $1.18 c. /. {. 81. .. Ulartt uno
SO. 2 barter $1.22s c. /. I. u. y. fur
3ufu6r: glo. ! Nort6srn 0ulutb ST.
104 unb 30. l Rortbsrn Wanitood
$1.09 {. /. I. Buffalo.
DeILdtorH. gR1rtt fpiqia; glo.
ssl6es 894c fir prompte 9ief.runs.
Safer. - Wartt luilliq; Stanbaro
68bt; Sc. 8 psibsr $50; fanep 9e'
hiiliter nsiber 69-74c.
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Hiebmarft.

Gtneiunati. IA. 9lusuit.
3ufubr unb 9eriunbt pdbrsnb Der
IsbteH Do9e. persli6eu nit oer'eE5eu
3sit Der psraans.nsn spei Wo3en
iparsR ipie iolet:
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m etan . marft.

Rem gort. IA. ausu1t.
Gupfsr. Utdrtt nominal.
@lsctrOlptic 173-1se.
giieR. - Ulartt unDerdnbsrt
3fnn. - Wartt unnsrdnbert.
glei Wldrtt unperduoert.
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Die umidss TN bisHssn gltarinsbssis
ttlisfea itt tsuie aui u. .3ss. $50. Die I'm.
lavt bsr utrHsfsusn @o&e btiefsn ii9 ali
t2b.xs@,300 ssaen Sai ,ss1 $50 In Der forrs.
lponoirsrem Roht sts psrigsn Sabrts
ssisi. erssritaitH.
Gif amsriesn Ro1ias Niu 1iiisn une
aoIumbis GBss dti,n paren bsrte IN redt
gutter Ra6irase sSb itissta i'm 4relit. Ser,
iauii Dur6eR:
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gInetrustt. IL Huoua. 1sl

ginetrustt, IA. Aupuh, 1915.
Die Ra6frsgs nod Sarfetta mar MIDI
grsb unb Gtlo mar ipiliig, ba bic eantsn
esnilsenbe Sosbs an paHo bsbtn. Jhr
EarlfbeH ION tan- merben BON Den Bartsr
Sn-4& bfu&Het, Ddbrtnb @tlAdftSpn'
ptsre ~ S-s% bisientirt ipsrbsn. SIN oiis.
nsn Rarite psrssH 1arisbeH .sn eau- 10
Sk-4& unb auf Belt ~ 4-tk$ plaeirt
msAia asf slsp psrs
Durbsn ~ l0e Sisfonto per $1,000 ,piid,en
BaHisn persauli. Die Gountstrste beiraai
SOC Yramis yer $1,000.
Bsaid suf assspa.
Stds. Wsdftl anf 2onssH BurSta IN
t4.Ts--A.s0 Der Bib. Sterling ssotirt shr
Bt4ld auf BtriiS pnreeH s4t ftr 4 Uari
bsfshnei. thr Be4fsl anf gsrtS i7lLe BRO
5rans. aut amherssm 4o1st pre- GuIben
une aui Shn iss Der Krone.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
THE COPPER MARKET.
Producers Think Big BuyinE Msve-
nent VIII Soon Besfn.

Sentiment was somewhat improved In
the copper market yesterday and pre-
d1ctions were stronger that a buying
movement in tho metal would soon be-
gin. This was based very largely on
the belief that a war credit would be
established in the United States by Eng
m and France. 1t was thought that
such a step would make possible the
purchase OF large amounts of copper as
well as other commodities.
Asking prices OF the big producers
were still at lSc. a pound. with the
smaller interests stronger IN their quota
lions. which had been allowed to sag
at tic. a pound.
Spelter and lead. while quiet as to
actual business booked during tie day,
showed signs Of improving conditions
A representative of "a large copper
agency says that The establishment OF a
large foreign credit In this country will
result In a heavy demand for copper.
I'VE have received advtces." he said,
that foreign copper buying will be re-
sumed on a large scale as o o as Gu
% and the United States reach an
agreement as TO the extent OF the war
loan.
The big munition and steel ordsrs
from abroad that arc now making their
appearance indicate that thers 10 going
to be some very heavy buying Of copper
this fall.
Industrial activity throughout the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
A stock Market stfm uIant.

The stimulating side OF the loan n
the stock market is receiving most al.
tention. II is known that large war
orders which have been pending, par.
ticularly those with Russia, have been
delayed by hesitation Of manufactures
TO close contracts until satisfactory
banking arrangements have been made
Another period OF public interest, nox
tagging and apparently wearied with
war order talk. Is looked for In the
war stocks. The added stimulus 70
bullish sentiment OF a lessening Of for.
elgn sales Of American stocks is also
looked for as me result of a cred!;
arrangement. In addition the free
movement OF grain. cotton and other
great staples. facilitated by a steatyins
OF h foreign exchange which means
increased railroad and industrial
business, IL looked upon as outwcighinr
any possible effect OF higher interes,
rates. Bond men predict that n very
attractive British maturity of short
term at b per cent. may affect the sale
OF bonds at lower interest. Even here
the high grade American railroad bond
has a stronger appeal TO the avera ge
American investor than any European
Government bond.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
O N AND

The New York Federal Reserve Bank
rates were 4 per cent for thirty TO
ninety days and 8 per cent for longer
bills.
open market discounts, prime accept
ances, maturing up to ninety days. ga
M2I per cent.
Commercial PAPER rates were 34Sk
per cent. for sixty and ninety day bills
and for -four to six months best names /;
3L to 3& per cent for others.
Call money IN the oor of the Stock
Exchange yesterday ruled at 1a per
cent. high. . per cent. low, IN per
cent. Time money continued quiet and
unchanged. Rates were 2la per cent
for sixty days, 21adS per cent. for
ninety days, 3 per cent for four months.
Sa3L per cent. for five months and
4 per cent. for twelve months.
Sterling exchange was stronger. Final
quotations we're: Demand, 1858 I:
cables, 4.67A.
Domestic exchange on New York: II.
Louis, par: San Francisco, $50. pre-
MUM Minneapolis. soc. premium Chi
cago, par Cincinnati. par Montreal.
$3.50.
Call money in London was 8h a. per
cent. short bills, AZ per cent. three
months bills, Az 94A per cent.
Bal silver In London, 23 9-16d. New
York, 4SSc.
New York Clearing House statement (:
Exchange. s227,749,S34: balance, sl4,-
917,244; Sub-Treasury credit balance,
s612,462.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
dant Credit.

Opposed to this view is the voi,,.
or opinion among stock exchange hous.
n many bankers. 1t Is pointed IN,
that the country IL now suffering fn,,
an over abundance OF money, uner1
ployed and unproductive. Bankers hay.
been complaining for months OF N.
tremendous reserves they are forced "a
carry for lack of use of funds. IN.
cash reserve OF the City Bank alor.
Is more than 800. 900, 600. The snrnIu.
reserve OF the national banks O, N.
country is more than three-quartcrr n,
a billion and the State bank reservs.
u represent an equal or Create,
power. The credit available on theS,
reserves IL stupendous. When estimate
OF three to four billions are MAJ.
bankers say that II is useless TO er,'
mate, for most figures would prohahl,
err on the sid OF being too small A,
for a credit OF $3.50. 1000. 900 TO tho BRIT.
ish resulting In taking away ,hs,
amount from the banking surplus, Y /.
shown that a reduction of not mucA
moro han one-tenth OF that amor,
might result. The feature OF ths b,
British loan that bullish stock marts
traders point to Ia that the credit tsk.s
no money out Of tho country. EnglaDd
gets no gold. On tho other hand. a
lot OF useless money gets employmsnt
Little effect or the call money marks
Is looked for by many closs obeervsr
beyond a possible temporary strength.
ening. Certainly, there Is small expee.
tation by tho majority in Wall strest
that interest rates will be affected br
the credit TO such an extent as 70 IN.
terfere with active speculation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Strength was pronounced in many
sections OF the market or the Cen
solidated Stock Exchange Yesterday,
but 1t was in the "war stocks that
the upward tendency particularly de-
velGped. Their movement was used
upon the general belief hat the hank
Ing conferences new under way would
solve the foreign exchange problem and
facilitate tho buying OF war supplies
in his country, In the case Of Cru
chile Steel nearly 10000 shares changed
hands. with that stock opening at SS&,
an advance OF 2A points. compared
with It's closing price on Saturday. and
after reacting to Sta rose in the
afternoon TO 9lA and closed at 90%.
Traders talked about the continued
uncertainty regarding developments In
this country's relations with Germany,
but apparently for the time at least
this circumstance ala not appear TO he
n factor marketwise. Sales totaled u.s.
1870 shares, Commission houses han
died a liberal volume OF odd lot bust
ness,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
British Loan and stocks.

That n large British credit s~ufncIs-.
to meet the demands of the situation u,n
be arranged Is taken for granted h.
those who recognize that the commar.
cial and agricultural welfare OF mi,
country depend upon It. Forecasts n,
its effect on the stock market a.
varied, but most of them are that N.
completion OF the loan can have only :
salutary effect Here is an ounos,,.
opinion: I'm four equal instalments. :
oar OF a billion dollars would ma,.
Immediately available to the ALL.
$3.50, 900. 000." says a prominent s,o,,
exchange firm. ut would follow ,b.,
$3.50, O0O, 900 would almost Immediate.
disappear from the bank surplus. Tho.
would result Immediately a sharp ad'
vance In Interest rates and possiblv /,
very general calling in of stock lo,,,
and these things In turn would have N.
effect of curtailing speculation in IN.
stock market and OF forcing liquida,ios
Of non-dividend paying stocks carried ha
individuals or syndicates on borrovsa
money. Naturally too all of this vonn
or should be followed by n period OF sas
ging prices in the stock market"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
Live stock Market.

MONDAY, September 10.
Receipts of beeves for two DAYS were
S,776 head, including SIS cars for the
market steers were slow, and while
choice heavy held up to steady prices
others were lOWljc, lower; bulls and cows
sofa AZ about the same range as at CLOSE
OF last week, but average sales were lower:
the yards had not been quite cleared at a
late hour, Common to choice steers sold
at 1850 per 100 lbs, oxen and stags
a. S5.25 Wt7. so; bulls at q$5. so; COWS AZ
y. 5Op 50 $50. Dressed beef was slow at ~
glflsc, per ID. for native sides.
Receipts OF calves for two dam WERE
S.7se head, and there were 1854 on sale.
Good to choice Veals were steady; coarse
ana heavy were weak to easier; other
calves were 25W7 Toe, lower han last Fri.
day. Comnio TO choice veals sold at
" 500 Sl2,75 per 100 lbs a few at Sl3;
culls at $3.50 Qss: grassers and skim lnilks
at $50 IS. SO, City dressed veals steady al
ltalshs, per ID; country dressed easier
Receipts of sheep and lambs for two a,ys
were l7.46s head. including i3 cars for IN,
market, sheep were 10 q 25c. lower; choice
lambs sold about steady; tho underErades
fell on l5U csc, Common to good sheer
sold at S2.T6as5So per loo lbs; cuils NJ
10. 80. Dressed. mutton easier at 7erIlc.
per NJ; sod lambs In fair demand at
l2qlbhc, ~
Receipts OF hoss for two days were ,,7s5
head. Including 8 carr for the market
!,Tless weak 70 lowsr. with saiss at $500
$3.50 per 100 lbs rSushs st sGto0 50. SO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
FINANCIAL NEWS
AND COMMENT
Stocks Strong in Quiet Session
Despite Diplomatic
Tension.
AWAITING FOREIGN LOAN

Apparently in its process Of making a
vaciiiating choice as to the probable out
come Of the present state Of diplomatic
tension between Washington. Berlin and
Vienna and III probable result Of the
negotiations for the establishment Of
large credits here to regulate the foreign
exchanges, Wall Street decided yester-
day to follow optimistio leanings. News
over the week end threw no fresh light
on the international situation. Certainly
II had not visibly improved. but the
feeling with respect to the financial on
ferences now proceeding for the purpose
Of maintaining our export trade wal
distinctly hopeful. In consequence the
stock market, which dropped heavily
last Friday n Saturday. stiffened all
around and in a session OF only moderate
activity displayed somewhat aggressive
breadth and strength.
Railroad shares again seemed to
evince accumulation. the Fries being
prominent in he movement Trading
favor. however. extended most readily
to the so-called war stocks. with
Bethlehem Steel a rising feature. Deal
ings seemed to be largely professional
and to some extent were only a covering
OF short contracts entered into last
week. but the professional mood was
denoted by an increasing disposition TO
regard the probable success OF the
foreign loan negotiations as a bullish
factor Of great Importance which quoted
values would nave q tendency to dis
oun
At the opening Of h session It was
evident that reflection over the week end
had not conduced to active apprehension
about the German controversy and the
Washington advtces during thed day were
helpful In that they suggested an ulti-
mate understanding between Washing
ton and Berlin over the issues involved.
Moreover, the conclusion seemed to nave
been reached that the diplomatic uncer-
families were of less substantial impor>
lance than the probabilities Of n com
paratively early solution OF the foreign
exchange problem. Some observers were
inclined to wonder II Germany would
take any official attitude toward the
loan negotiations which might threaten
to complicate them, but tho banking
community was nab to see any
ground for uneasiness in this respect
Despite some irregularity in the last
hour. the share list held Its gain very
we'll and closed strong with an extern
sive array OF material advances.
There was enough heaviness In ster-
ling exchange. which ruled around and
below 4.66 for demand, to imply a re-
sponse to the very gradual way In
which our ankers and their visitors
were proceeding with h deliberations
for the provision Of a large volume OF
credits to relieve the pressure on ster-
ling bills. Nevertheless. the expression
Of banking opinion were all to the enec'
that there were plenty OF
available for foreign credit purposes
and that the difficulties in the way OF
agreeing upon terms and methods of ar
| ranging a foreign exchange adjustment
! should not prove ~insuperable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
CrucfDle.

The war stocks n a return to form
yesterday. Crucible Steel repeated A
performance II has o through several
times. 1t crossed 80. getting close 70 rs
high OF 92%. and fell back again with.
out establishing a new record. II per.
sisted around the 30 level. howeyer
There Is a large following in tho marke.
which has never given up expectation o,
an advance TO par. The signal for this
is when the stock is permitted 10 break
through the level between SO and "a
The market is expected TO do the res.
Those who n the stock felt yesterday
that the big start for par might Ne takn
at any time now with tho stock in q
favorable position 10 80 through no cd
high
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
THE SUGAR MARKET.
Raw Dull-Delfveries Onered ~
A.4S-yo Takers.

The raw sugar market closet dull
Yesterday. Deliveries were orerei az
Las, with no takers. The American
Sugar Refining Company. Warner q
Co and Howell reduced their list price
to $50. This was to meet price at
which Arbuckle and the Federal sugar
Refining Company a V been selling
sugar for several days. Arbuckle's list
price still quotes $40. They are taking
orders at $50. Good withdrawals re-
ported. New usine light.
The sugar futures market on the Cof-
fee Exchange was quiet all day. Prices
were unchanged TO a small decline.
Business very hight.
Prices were:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
Bvlo.

The leadership of Erie stoSHu, IN cs
railroad list In NOT altogether y cr-or
These stocks. low priced. seasoned BY
speculation. acceptable in bank loans.
d~fvfdendless and with earnings n pros-
poets that appeal to the Imagination ons
a speculative pool has started prices u-
ward. oner unusua attractions for
speculative opportunities. The fr~r rre-
ferTed stock stood out IN strength
There were rumors Of a dividend, Ths
speculative traders who favor FIRES
aughed They thought II woult ~
to spoil a perfectly good s,c,s
by giving II a dividend and hurting ~
future. They also thought that E-s
needed the money for other prrpo.,,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
THE CURB MARKET.
Majority of stocks show Rising
Tepdency-Trading Quiet.

The majority Of curb stocks displayed
a rising tendency In a quiet market yes
Among the more active INDUS
trials were Submarine Boat, which ad-
" Of a point Canadian Car
and Foundry. which sold UP 8 points 70
and International Mercantile
Marine issues, which reflected. small
fractional advances. Lake Torpedo was
strong and 1 point higher at 1b. Ken
neoott Copper ranged between SO and
54A, closing up u.
OIL stuclos were duli and firm Stand
ard ON OF New Jersey moved up 2 points,
while Midwest Refining and Prairie Pipe
Line each gained 1 point.
Bonds were fairly active and gen.
orally higher.
Transactions in detail N tho market
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ORDNANCE STOCKS.
Trading Considerably Broader
Undertone IL Firm.

Trading was considerably broader In
the market for ordnance stocks yester-
day and the undertone was firm. AStna'
which has been the laggard of the group
for some time, was IN good demand
during the session. American n
British Manufacturing was also more
active than for many weeks, numerous
sales being recorded. at prices ranging
from 80 to 81 per share. Bid and
asked prices follow:
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United States can mean nothing less
than a heavy consumption Of cope al
though We have not experienced much
buying over the last two months. There
VIII be no need to curtail output.
The upward tendency OF coupe
prices abroad within the last week
seems 10 fereshadow hat a good buying
movement is not very far on"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
Staying with the Railroads.

A growing crowd Is r-rsse-nty
favoring the railroad stocks az TINS
time despite Announcements and the'-
slowness. Dogged belief In ths s-ocEs
Is being supported by The convic,io.
that as he companies nll!ng war o-tsr
were the first to gain benefit and IT,
general steel companies were next n.
railroads surely Obtain prof,
sooner or later.
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SUB. STATEMENT.

SATURDAY.
Paid by Sub-Treasury to banks. So. AT, 900
Paid by banks 10 Sub-Treasury. 2.l36. 900
Gain 10 banks on days trans
actions ..................s 81. osi, 900
SINCE FRIDAY LAST.
Paid by Sub-Treasury to banks. IS, Gas 900
Paid by banks to Sub-Treasury. 4.225, 900
Gain to banks. ......":.:.....tt.+o0 900
Loss TO banks same period pre-
vious week ,.,............'... ;so4,ooo
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Liauidsting Z. .. Express.

United States Express gatrei nearly
4 points yesterday, The first d:-t-'hl.
ton is expected in November Il may
he about s25. A lIQuidat'ug value =
about 90 is estimated. This s. close %
the original figure. The stock 90. \
Yesterday at So.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.

Company and Term. stk, Amt. Payable,
International Harvester
OF y. j., quarterly com. lkT Oct, Is
Bangor Railway &
Electric. quarterly. o.. pfd. IN Oct. !
Consolidated Mining a
Smelling of Canada,
quarterly ..."...,... -es Got. l
Columbus Rail way,
Power 4 Light, quar-
terly .~....-....... ptd.Aih% Oct. /
Columbus Rail Way,
Power a Light. quar-
terly ..-.......,.. pfd. pr ~ Oct. l
Lone star, quarterly. - "a "a Oct. l
New Orleans Railway
& LAght, quarterly 90. pfd. lk% Sept. 30
New York. Lackawanna
q Western. quarterly. - Ia Sept, 30