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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-03
6 GsSin stDm.

Die GDringtsn Office fir bal
sGincinnatier gpIfsblntt" befiube
I'D in BEN 0ebSnse bes Yssp.ei
Gapings ganf & srait Gu., z gSei
9. Shake. Mn5eisen, Wittbeiluuser
saS Heiteanneen irgenS iueid)er Mri
merbeH bic 10 llbr AbeuSs baielbi
eatgegengeuoIhmen. Selepbou Spntl
1884.
Die Dittpe Sraa 2ulu @risbt
so Sabre alt, ipurbs IN tbrer Wcbnune
Ro. 416 ssobnion StraBe. on Cams.
tag Ibeno plobIih trant uno itart
einiss StunoeH ipGter. Der Coroner
Riffe belt einen Snauef ab unb gal
sin 8erbitt ab, oab Der Spb infolst
bon unoeroaulidteit einsetreten 1T
Die 9serpiguus finbet 0ienItas Rad.
mittas bon Der Wobnuns Der @eritor,
bsnsn aus aaf Dem Ginbsnsrope5tieb-
hpf itait.
6rau Qena prues, 118 Weit 8
StraBe, psrdnitaltet in ibrer Dob-
nuns mprsen Hudmittas cine Guhre=
partie gum geitsn Der Wuttsrsottss=
Stride.
Ssrr Otto @erbarbt bat feline
Wsrbtnouns nit Der grteu Cine Stras
benbabu 60. selDt, nadbsm er 80
Sabre bei Der 9eIeaItaft anseiteat a.s
tpeisn mar. gr fpirb Elm 9runbeisen-
tbums.Watlsr= unb 8eriiherunsssges
iddft in bieiiser Stdpt etabIiren.
= 2ouis Jrant, AZ Sabre alt, iturf
am Samitas i'm ct. gliiabetb Soipis
tai. Die 2eihe tpurbe ssitsrn na6 Der
Wobnuns feiner S6peitsrn, Ro. 52S
Sanoforb Strabe. gebra4.. Die Be
erotsung finoet bon Der CT. Soispbs
Stride aus auf bsm Muttersottss
5rieobof iutt.
= Die parabe Der tatbolifden linz
teritiibunss 9ereine, unldblib. bes
aunipsrfariums Der @sr.ine, bate s.s
fern Ratmittas unt.r 5abIreiher 9ss
tbeilisuns itatteefunben. Ju Der pa
rabe tpareu bier arobs air6ensemsin=
ben osrtrsisn. Die parabe formirte
ii6 an 8. uno pite Strdbe unb isste
ii6 punt 2 ubr in 9epesuug. Der
9robmaritalI 2ude uno i.in Stab in
ibren tleibiamen uniformen Ieitst.n
bic parabe. Sbnen fulsteu bic Gopinss
toner poli5iften in ibren prGhtigsn
5riibidbrs llntfDrmen, nit ipeibem
5elm. inter bem aommanbo Der 2eutz
nants grout, Wartin unb Sissins.
Die ct. Sobarnss Sitter, nit Der ct.
@dcilien Muiitfapele, an Der Spite
Der WtabOr uuo bic &ommiFionsmits
slieber bon Gpntngion formirten bic
erife DiDtiion, Die sipsits Dipifion mar
suiammsnssiest aus Mitslisbern b,s
tdt9pliiteH Srbens Der Soriter. Cine
anadbI Automobile ipdren in Der ga.
rabe, ipelde bic britt. Oipiiion bilbes
Ten. Die oierte 9ipiiion beitano aus
ben Ct. 9tlppiius, ct. 9eorgius, ct.
Guguitinus unp St. 8ernarb Inter
ftiibungs 8ereinsn, nit elmer Mus
iittapeae an Der Spibs. 9i. garabe BE-
CAB iid bann mad Der Muttsrsottess
Stride. po gteD. s. soppsrt bic sSsFs
rebe hieIf.
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unfdae.

- Der 49jGbria. aiifer 5rse. 9ul
lid. Naribaa unb golsrdin aOenut
| tpobnbaii, fieI seitsru @ormittaD IL
Der RG5e isiner 8ohnuns 70 unsliit'
lid aui b.m 7rottpir, bnb er mebrer,
ROpfpuuben erIiti, bic isine lleberr
fiibruus na9 BEN Stabtbofpital n0'
ibis madten.
- Gilbert Ginbsrmann, IA Sabre
alt, bon 318 WobniDt Strabs, iiel &c.
fern 8ormittas, dls er al Der Wle.
Wiiden 9lpenue uub Ruce Sirate aui
einen porbeifabrenpen autoirud iprin-
gen ipoIlie, gu 8ooeu unb milbte, ba
CT psri6ienele aopfperlsBunSei erlits
ten bate, mittelft patroltpagsns SO. 8
nod BEN StabtboipitaI eebraai tpers
ben.
Der 44iGbrise Deopse SHuIts.
BON 943 6in Strabs, fiel seitern Ra4s
mitias in per gldbe bes alteH Reisrs
poirs on Der 3. Strabs Don elmer
Wlauer unb erIitt sinen an0feIbrut
am rtdteR CUB. patroI 30. 2 bradts
Jpn mad Dem Guien Samaritsr 5oipis
tai.
- geim geriu9, cine Gublo,p.
Clifton Gar 3u ptrlaiisn, fitl bic A.
,jGbrise peripittipets 2usaa Sefton, Don
1862 ebuie Gtrabs, eeftern @prmits
tag an Der 1tlforb unb Clifton 4pss
nus 70 btftis au 8obsn, bnb iie sinen
3ifttnbru9 unb aiIbne @srlesunssu
trlitt. g}airoI Ro. z braf,.s fie na1
6m Seutffen DiaiOHiliensSoipiiaI.
- @sIesrntii6 elmer aoIliiion 3ipi,
Iben ben gluiomobi'en bts 6enrp
9rOdm1nn Don Ro. 2315 Wlain apes
nue unb bss Q6rabam 6. gffrpn Don
Ro. 315 Monoule aptrius, bic iid &c.
tern Hafmittas iiirS Dor 4 lIbr on
Der Rodbale unb @aibingtpr Apenus
ereisntts, trus Srau emanuel 2futrI
BON 90. 34O0 Yurnet apenus, bic ii9I
In benz GffronideH auio bsfanb,
ifanerJbdfte WerIesungeu bapou uno
mubts nad 6auIs gtbrada merben.
Die iibrisen JHIaFeH tamen NIT bem
Gdrtdeu bapen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-03

fOipie in sQl DAP in gdris' srobarti.
Se RoIIen bat. gud bic fDeibIiben 30.
rppbdtn babsn DoIlnuf GeIessnbeit, ibs
re aunit nnb ibrs gteise i'm belIitell
sidt gu 5eisen. SrisntaliId3e 5Gn3s
finn Die 9auptfdhIi4e Spesiolitdisns
hummer. @ubsrbem probu3irt iidb bds
Gree Setters' auartstt. bas feline Be-
tpunberer mad 2eaioneH sGblt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-03
Gin Mura Naiieit.

Rofa iolI bns Wlaifsit iein. ip.l6es
Der D.utfdsllns. Dameu araniens
lInterft. 9erein am Samsias. 8. Wai.
in Der Cosmopolitan odlie, 1913 9ins
Strabe. psranfiaItet. Die gorkreiiuH-
gen tnS aufs g.fis a,trpffM uub e
itsbt allen 9b.iIusamsrn siH usrsHas'
ter gbsnb bepor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-03
sss. 9. g. Bubble
qorr. Shriitf.

Cine sahlreite 9etbeilieung an ben
ofteH aonDsnt bes 9eutIaameritunir
ifen Nationalbunbes Isitens Der pers
idiebenen Gtdatss uno 2ofdl @ers
6Gnbe itebt nit geitimmtbeit Su err
iparten. Rsus @ufsabeu finb an ben
8unb unb bdmit an bus 9eutIdtbum
hsranaeireten, bic aur @erbanblung
ouf ben&pnpent tpmmeu iperbeu. 2ebs
terer periprift Die piAtigite unb In
tereiIantefts 5agung oes gatioudlr
bunbss an tperben. Die friibsren &ons
pente bes 9rnbes, ipelhe ale sD.i
Sabre ftattfinben, ipurben ab1ebdls
ten: Der erits am 6. Ottober 1901 in
philadelphia, Der spsite ON 12. Sep
tsmber 1903 IN Baltimore, Der brittle
om 4 Oftober 1905 in Snbianapos
liz, Der Dierts am 8. Sftober 1907 IL
Qsn Dcri. ber finite am 2. Sttober
1909 in Cincinnati, Der iehts an 8.
Otto6er 1911 in WaibiHpton unb bsr
iebente am 5. Sttobsr 1913 in Ct.
2ouis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-03

1ie 3eutide MoHe.
9as pUrlanfige 9rusramm SerieIbsu
ami Der @eItaasitellnns lpirS
befannt geseben.

Der ahte apnbent bes Ssut1hi
ameritauiihen NationaIbunbes pirt
am 2. @uauit in Der Weltausiteuungs.
itabt San israncisco, Sal, unb 5pal
i'm 9eutihen Souie erDTinet iperben
gr Iettet bic bsutite @o6s Der Wslt,
uusiteauna Elm. gDis bitisIbe ii5 &c.
italten fpirb. oariiber giebt Der ndhs
iiebenbe. on ben SetretGr oes Ratio
nalbunbes, 6errn Qbolpb simm in
pbiIabetpbia. pa, seridtete gri,i
aufihlub:
Gan israncisco, Sal. II. glpril 1915.
Wertber 6srr 5imm:-
4m lebtsn Mpntag batten mir I'm
Stabtberbanb cine Sps3idl Der,
fammluna, lin bas groeramm fir bic
Oeutife Wohe aiif Der @usitellung,
tpis Der 5uguns bss National Rom
oents in srcben 3iisen fsit,uitsllen.
Sarna6 besinnt bic sSeier am Wions
Tag, ben 2. Iusuii, nit GrDffnung
bes atten aonpents i'm Osutf6en
5aus. gtm 9onneritag, ben 5.
Quauit. ipa Der siesntlife .Seutf6e
Iaa" auf Der 2lusitsnuus asfsiert
lperbeu. Moraens finbet i'm 9oIoen
@nte 9art bic Gntbiilung bes
Yeetbopen Wonuments itatt, BON
no aug ii6 alle 5bsiInsbmsr gum
IusitenunasplaB bsesbsn psrbsn, ipos
fsl6ft cine turSs Iiterarii9e 5sisr Dors
aefehen III. prGiibent Or. Serdmer
1T ais Rebner in qusiiht e.npmmen
porbsn. Nm Ssreitao, ben g., unb
Samitaa, ben Z. tuauIt. 9benb ipers
ben i'm nsuen itdbtiihen Auditorium
untsr 2ettun9 bes 9rob paeifit.
SGnaerbunbss &onSerte aegeben ipers
ben. unb an Sonutds, ben 8. Quauit
finbet bic groffnuug bes Snt.rndtioz
nalen S6ibsnfeItss itait. Dos in III
oroben 3ii9en bas pro1ramm fir bic
Wche; an Der 9lusgeItaItuHg bssiels
ben tpirb iebt pou einem ips3ieqen
&ommiitee gear6eitet.
9ie Stadteu S6ilStr unb, tpenn
id niht IRE, aud, bas Banner bes
nelfe fir ben &onoent Der
lpenbung finbsn tperbeH, bsfinbsn ii6
f6on felt eiriaen MonG!en i'm 9efse
unisres gtaats grdiihsnteu, Ssrrn
Sobn 5ermauu.
Mit beralidem 9ruB
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-03
9lntpmobil.l l.llmidlle
Snben 9crIMite on Reu'
i2enleben uu6 i6ipere
0erIeBuneeH 5ur
49,.


GlepeIanb, o, 2. Wni. Cliper
". Softer, Der Wiaiter Medlauic ber
0Gp Dort Gentralbabn in Der 8or.
| itaSt @oainipooo tpilrbe ihrper Der.
lest, tpdbrsnb feline 9aitin unb feline
81 Sabre alte 1odter auf Der Steilc
tobt bIiebeR, aIs Sos bon iblu. Jc-
lenfte Iuiomobil aiif eiDer Nipeail'
trelJina in Der Rabe bon 8ilIoitab.
bp nit eii,em Grpreb5ug Der 9iew
Dort Central 2afe Sbore gabn tcl
libirte. @aplorb Sdrrid, Der iet,s
Sabre uIte Sobn eines 9aadybdrs 80
iters, Der iid ebenialls i'm aiitomobl
beianb, ipuroe 10 ifsDer rerleBt, ouIi
or tur5e 3eit ipdter itarb.
Ger. SMs, beiien 2otomotipiiibrer,
Grant alen, elm perionIider 5reiiub
,Soiters ipar, iltbr NIT elmer 9eidHpiii.
oigteit ron iiiniSia Wieilcn bic Stun.
oe, OILS oaS pom Softer geIenfte sIlito.
inobiI nuf benz @eIeiie iiedeu blicr.
Gas aiitomobil fpuroe ooIlitdnoie b..
moIirt unb 5rau 5citers Seide tplir.
DC 800 SUB Jpeit aeifieuoert.
Sonbon. o.. 2. wlai. Irei 9er.
ioneu ipiirSeu idnper perlest, nIs cir
alroinobil, in Dem iic cine spa5ier.
iabrt madlien in elm God, IN Der
snnoitraBe iubr uuO iih iiberid,lua.
Gie @erlestrn, Die idmHtli6 IN IL.
Iaipare, g.. tpobnen, iino: Scpn
Broitp, Norris Stnd umo sSenru
Netten.
9eiuarf, g., 9. Rai. o. q.
ReuidJ berrentte iib bic redte Sfu!.
Ter. aIs bas bon ibm seleEfte eIl.ic.
motil am Sonniag IN Der gsdbe Der
Staot imlitlug. Bier hEbere perio.
ilen. ole iih III bem auto nobiI BE-.
faroeiL fnnlen lnperIest 6apon.
pbiiabslpbid, 2. Wai. Jrl.
9.ra Jtlan.p, cine probaiionsb.am.
Tin, bIisb aui Der SislIs !obi, ipdbrsHb
Jrau Wcghtsnsb BON Rem yort t0b,s
Iidt unb pertu 9o1ter frau u. Il.
Sinman, iOpi, 1rl. pduIins Oepifo
i6ptrt 0srl.buRsen seItsmilin einss
dutomobiIuHfallss bapoHirussn.
Das automobiI ipurbe BON Jrl. De,
pitO seIeuit unb iib.ridlus iit, als
Jri. Deoito sineu 3uIammeniiob nit
tinem anOersn 2lu!omubiI ptrmsibtn
polltt.
8arbisritrsit.
pbiIa belpbia. pa, 2. Rat.
Di, Barber Union orbnete am
Sonntag sinen gusfianb Der 9arbisY:
N. Der an Disniiaa beginner ion. Die
esuts perlang.n cine qobHsrh5bunl
BON oipsi BIB bier Dollars bic gDpdx
NIB tiubeitlia, Qrb.iisfunbsn. De,
,sntpartis bttrdsi, fpis IN Der Der,
ammIuHs erildri fpurSs. Der Wari.
nalIobn 50 pro Mofe. bon bsm aus.
taHo ptresn sniifen TOO unn 300
DsanH btiroif.H iperbtn.
Der eui.l bts prdfibtn.
ten milton gttauft.
Diliiamstopn, MaH., 2.
1loi. prdiibtnt million tpnrbe am
5onuias Der 9Iatbs isinss Gnisls. bss
5ohns Don Ssrrn uHp ordu Graneis
8. Saprs. Der In Der bisiissn Ct.
JObns gpisicpal sir4s gsiauft ipur.
{ uHb bic Ramn GraHeis Woobyoip
5aprs srbi.It. Dem saufaii ipobnisn
ubtr ben JamiIisnmi.sIisbsrn nur ii.
ige intimt Grtunbs BET unb Der Ora,
bent trdt ipfcrt nad Der Gsrfmpnis
is RiidrsiIe na6 Maibipston an. Do
Z am Wcuias WprssH I'm nsun libr
tpirb.
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8aie.Dall

Dem geftern bonn 9duptquartier bel
NationalIiga perDffmtlidten offisieler
geriht iiber SteIlung tnb 2eiitungetl
Der aht aIubs iinb bic folgenbtu Wo.
tiSen iiber bic .Rsps" entnommsu:
Inter ben "a Spieern Der Nntic,
ndlIisa nit tinem prossniiab bon iiber
300 puHiten in 3reffern befiHoen iid
bic ioleenbeu Z ,RsbsA: @ro6 (408),
Glarfc (375), ailliier (357), Benton
1889, aedh 1926. Wplltpis (302)
unp Wingp (302).
SIN 9alli dfagen (reip. 3abl
Der geii1erten srsfin) itebsn bic
,Rebs" obenan nit einein prosentiab
pcu 286 punttsn.
Sn Der Jslbpertbtioteuns
iteben iie aIs @isrter auf Der Cite BET
s alubs nit sinsm prosentfaB Don
958 puniten.
Jn mebrbdiisen Greffern
bsbauptsn he ben britten WaB auf Der
gtansititt init sinem pro5sntiab bon
379 punitsn.
llnter ben 10 lsitsnben gafeus
bieben hr 2isa befinben ii6
Wplltpib aIs 3psitsr (3S) unb asa4
aIs adter (2l).
Sn benz eeitrigen pierieu unb ltsten
Spisle Der Stris Spif6en unieren
.Reos" unb hen .adroinaten" in ct.
9ouis bebienten S6lsuberer Gear unb
Sanger GIarts bds Gsid,iib fir Gins
einndti aessn Ileabolp refp. Snpber
fir bic 0esner. llnire Suusens
ma9ten z 5rsiier uub 2 syebIer segen
9 9reffer unp febIsrireits Spiel Der
@esner. Dem Spisls tpohnten iiber
10000 3uf6auer bei. ais e'hitbss
ri9tsr funsirten RisIer unb Sarte.
SGuptlina 5ersOs nabm ni4t IN benz
Sample tbeiI, neil er neseu bes
Sdarmiibels in BEN Sdmi.aasfpiel
bonn 9iente fuspsHDirt III.
Die settissn' 2 piels:
Cincinnati ..0001OOo0O- /
ct. 2ouis ...O00010o2*- 3
gittsburs ......O0oo0o1O- /
GbicaeD .....04020o1*-7 7
Sie anberen rier Stubs ipielten
aeittru ni4t, mel Der SpOrt i'm Often
an Sonntasen untsriaet III.
Die .Rebs" baben beute seierta,J.
ba tein SpieI ilr Il. auf Dem pros
8rdmm iiebt. Ulorssn besinut ibr
fiinftdgises Gaitipisl in Gbifaao.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-03
Sentide @sseuieitise Sener. unb Ser
iid,ermmss Deieaidaft buu
Hak,s suo%n, d.
Gupiuafuu, Np.

lie RiteIisser obissr Gefeuihait iInb bier.
sRai 1915. bic l1brIihc geriammluna uub De,
oHltennobl in Der Eftee BET Geienindfi, no.
e25 9RabiioH eloe.. itattfiHbet stimmiditen
ftno often Don bts s llbr Gbenbs.
q. gcrbmeoer, Rrdfieeu,
W NJ. q. q 10. efreidr 26,239
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-03
g fitItd.

Bauer (oer fir feline 5tpei abeefab.
reuen geine BON eiuem slutler cine
narrbofte Gitmme befommen bat:
1Rur itaoe, bob Der @eni6 net oils
.HieIfiibIcr uf B. @eIt tOainlea iid."
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WeranRaabt

gle: vgsidt Elm einsises @ort pev.
Iierit bu iibsr mein ueiies acitiim2-
Gr: .ytein, i'd babe iie jHoU aIls
bGriber Derlorerl.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-03

pier fir infer gaterIano Elm berpor.
rngenoes glieb in Der 9ieibe ber Ia.
pferen bes Geitifen SeIbeniadles BIZ.
ben itio ais ioldes mnperaeblib fem.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-27
GOSSIP OF WALL R E
Foreign Owned Americans.

A London cable Steaks OF heavy liqui-
dalton of American securities held
abroad on account OF the new British
loan and specifically mentions W
steamships leaving the other side after
having reached the total insurance ca
pacity on bonds carried. This will give
an impetus to talk of foreign liquidation
and lead to a general raising of esii-
mates of the amour of this liquidation
even beyond the e~XtrAvagart fgurcs 10
which these have already gone. Irob-
ably some observers are already imlE-
lining every steamer arriving from the
other side absolutely cramned with
American securities. The fact Is, how
ever. that the mount " bonds that can
be carried per steamship is now com
parativcly small simuly because of the
restrictions imposed b- the Insurance
companies. Since the war the insurance
rates on securities transported across
the ocean have risen tremendously. a
strict limit is imposed on the amount OF
securities that may he carried on each
steamer even when the steamer - ar-
counted a first class risk. Moreover, the
ability % the fureigutr to sell mis-
American shares. even IL he could get
then over here. * limited. Nuch thdt
ne holds e.. unstable except at too
great n sacrifice. The quantity OF high
Grade American securities held abroad
il probably rather small, as these are
naturally the first TO be offered, and SELL
Ing has been going on continuously since
the market opened here. Thus some
observers have estimated he amount OF
New York city bonds held abroad at
800, O0O, 900. An expert opinion 10 mat
the total IL not more than one-tenth or
that amount.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-27
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Futures Close Unchanged 10 =
Points Higher.

The coffee futures market yesterday
was quiet and steady, with prices at tie
close unchanged to 4 points higher on
t%ranactions Of 1850 bags. More than
half OF these transactions represented
exchanges of September for May, with
the latter position AT a premium NJ Is
points. Exchange at Brazil was Arm and
spot prices were maintained.
Coffee futures prices made slight
gains during the past week. There was
some liquidation Of July coffee, but this
was readily absorbed, in spite OF I'M
favorable statistical reports from Bra
I'll. Heavy switching operations were
again noted and July was 5 points over
March in these dealings, Extremely
heavy interior receipts were reported at
Brazil during the week and port ar
rivals were also large. Santos stocks
increased 10000 bags and Rio stocks
were larger.
Brazilian markets were featurolnss.
BIO Is and Santos A. were unchanged at
fsS25 and $500. respectively. Rio and
Santos receipts totallcd 80, 900 bags.
Sac paulo had $4,000 bags and Jun
diahy $4,000. The rate Of Rio exchange
on London was advanced to IL 1I-16d.
Prices were:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-27
THE STEEL MARKET.
both Domestic and Foreign De-
mand Better.

Further marked improvement was
noted In the steel trade during the past
week. Demand from both foreign and
domestic sources was better, and pro-
ducers continued optimistic regarding
the future. New export inquiries for
large tonnages Of steel were reported
and II was said that the Allies were
seeking to place further big orders for
ammunition to be manufactured in this
country. Foreign interest in the equip
ment market was also large, rail in
quiries calling for a total of about 200.-
600 tons. Some car orders are also
pending n will probably be placed in
the near future. Domestic demand for
railroad equipment has been improving.
Present car inquiries are placed at be-
tween 5000 and 10000.
IL was reported during the week that
the incoming business of the United
States Steel Corporation is running at
the rate OF between $4,000 and $4,000
tons, which Is in excess of capacity. The
corporation Is producing at about 90
per cent. The Corporations orders are
understood to be running about 10, 600
tons n day ahead of deliveries, and the
June untitled tonnage statement ey-
pectcd to show an increase of more than
100000 tons. The Carnegie Steel Com
pany's operations are approaching the
95 per cent. mark.
Prices are generally frm. Bars are
maintained at the new price of 81 25 per
100 pounds. but In a few isolated in
stances small tonnages of plates have
been sold at price concessions. Tool
steel has been In very good demand and
as q result prices have become nrmer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-27
MONEY AMI EXCHANGE.

The New York Federal Reserve Bank
rates were 4 per cent for thirty 20
ninety days and s per cent. for longer
bills.
open market discounts. prime accept
ances. maturing up to ninety days, IN
G2L per cent.
Commercial paper rates were 3h64
per cent. for sixty and ninety day bills
and for four to six months best names
AZ per cent. for others.
Time money was dull and steady.
Rates were 2H32h per cent. for sixty
days. 2h12& per cent. for ninety days,
2% a. per cent. for four months. 8 per
cent. for nve months and SA@SN pN
cent. for over tho year.
Call money on the noor Of the Stock
Exchange last week ranged between
IN and 2 per cent.
Domestic exchange on Now York {:
st. Louis. par San Francisco. CSC. pro-
MUM Minneapolis. 500. premium Chi
cago. 90. discount: Cincinnati. par {;
Montreal. Se.75 premium.
Call money on London was ~ per
cent short bills. ~ per cent. three
months bills. az per cent.
Sterling exchange declined. Final
quotations were Demand, at;
cables. Alta.
Bar silver in London. 10 1-led. IN
New York. 48Kc.
New York Clearing House statement !:
Exchanges. $500. 5e8,s67 balances, SlS,.
2S+.ssl: Sub-Treasury credit balance.
$l,eo4,s7o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-27
ANTHRACITE MARKET DULL
Trade Fails TO show Usual Months
End squirt.

The Goa Age says: THE cite
trade Is in the grip of the customary
summers dulness. somewhat accentu.
ated and prematurely at hand. There
are still some June orders to be shipped.
but the trade failed utterly to show the
unsual months end squirt. n there
Is little business in sight for July.
CONSUMERS are only making a feeble
response TO the heavy cuts offered by
the individual operators, though this
nay he accounted for In a measure by
n desire on the part of the buyers to
strengthen their position with the large
companies. so they will be assured
labor troubles on April I next
The question OF credits also con-
tinues a potent factor. many consumers
being anxious to take supplies. but only
on such terms that the sellers do not
feel able TO meet."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-27
The Boud Market.

But no matter what 10 tho actual
amount OF foreign owned American 80
curities tina Is arriving or Is to arrive
here. there IL no doubt that the BOND
market is feeling the influence aoutely.
Broadly speaking, there Is no bond mar
ket at all. Bonds are not moving
Blocks are offered freely, but the do
mand which vas keen enough q month
or two months g has petered out
The absence OF a demand IL all the more
ma rked because money Is plentiful, more
plentiful than II has been IN yearA
Dealers are idle. Their customers have
tho money. but they are unwilling TO
put It into bonds while the present stu
alton prevails. Tho situation in the bond
market Is best illustrated BY no epfy
OF q veteran bond dealer when asked
about his business: Tho bond busi-
ness? Why. I can't do anything IN
bonds any longsr. TN going into war
stocks instead"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-27
The Investor's HoIafngs.

wrenn Bros. 4 Co. in their weekly
letter gay Tho time II most oppor-
tune for rearrang!ng ones investments
in accordance with tho now financial
and trade conditions created by tho war.
Conditions have been SO radically
changed that a rather general rearranRe-
ment ought to be made in the holdings
of the typical investor, Some broad
suggestions along these lines therefore
appear timely. StoclNs and Junior bonds
of the Southern railroads which are
suffering from tho depression caused by
tho slump In cotton may well be ex-
changed into those OF the middle and
Western roads. which are proating from
the big demand for foodstuffs. South
ern, Western and Pacific street rail
way stocks which have been hurt by
the titney competition might be changed
into light, power and gas stocks.
Securities OF the fertilizer companies
catering to the cotton planter might be
given up with a view TO buying similar
stocks OF concerns selling principally to
the producers of grain and garden truck
stocks Of those petroleum companies
which are stu suffering from the low
price OF crude oil may we'll be turned
into those OF companies which are
helped either by the rise in the price Of
refined or the %recovery in the oil trade.
The stronger equipment companies
which are fortified by large mounts OF
working capital are to be especially pre-
ferred TO the weaker ones Copper
stocks whose cost OF production Is so
high that they cannot make profits in
ordinary times are now apt to have
sharp rises because OF tho huge gains
in earnings which such companies are
likely 10 show, The soft coal roads be-
cause OF the manufacturing evivn
promise greater gains in earnings than
tlE lard c%oalers; and the big lumber
carrying roads, like Northern Pacific and
Southern Pacific. are less favorably
situated than the grain carriers. such as
Great Northern and AtChison. Such ex-
changes should pay well before tho end
OF the year"