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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-24
iii STEEL MARKET,

The steel market continued very ,.t,.s
uuTlnS me past week and prices Confiuuat
|" Sho" "A rising tendency UIyI,r n-ir.s
were named on several products. FnInv
lhs me hdNtn'c Of 81 n ton in wiz" nr,r,.
named bN IN" American steel aud Wire
,olhpany pric,tieal'N all of The impurtaE.
producers, took similar action. iher"Ly
placing plain wire AZ no per loo ntrn,.
ana mails I,sO per 100 pounds. Tn" mini
mum price GA bars, plates aud sh,pcs Tor
nearby ucllNerN was advanced to SIi nor
l"" pounds ana the belief cNIs.s in mo
iau' mat "lth!n Il comparitiVr'v shor.
ll,le me, quotation VIII De advanced an
olher dollar a ton, Tho advance OF these
products mas been due In a largo mcasurr
100 pounds. " P'
The general demand for stre, durIn~ ,ho
week continued very COOL, hu; l1 some
ines producers were SO heavily ovcrsni 4
maj they were forced to turn away n,c,,
business, steel bars were IN \erv iarrr
demand ana new inquiries for large ion
iugrs made their appearance before The
market during the week. several lrrr,
ammunition orders were placed re-entiy
70 III lheNe manufacturers viii need heavy
Ihe, demand for railroad equipment con.
linued To show improvement during t,e
week orders Tor several hundred thou
Sthh tons. ~ rails have been p'acrJ r.
Gently. bringing the total on IN, prsseu,
movement up to about 600. 900 TONS 'Tn,ro
several hundred thousand tons. ana INT
- reported 10 hc a factor IN int, new In
ing, despite the country's large nl,pI,sa.
OF q comparatively short time .go, Say-
erai ,dunestI" orders of fair AZ, vsr>
paced during the week. "
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THE COPPER MARKET.

Last week was rather a busy one In the
metal trades. \ substantial volumr Of
e"pp"r wa, sold for eApor: nCcoun, a,
prices which nsii"d producers IN some IN
stances Isl. cents New York. The bulk
Of IN" business was done b, producer
who hav" stocks of tn" metal In ware
houses abroad.
Considerable difficulty was encountered
during III" week bv producing Interests
desiring tonnage room. ANaiFlhle sDn,r
In til" near future was most To- noth,ng
IN many cases the prospective shipper
wore absolutely turned down by straInsnip
companies by reason OF their hooked an
condition
Domestic buying was fair. hut no; in a
volume proportionate 20 the export sa.es
\ higher pric" l"v~, was named I'm laal
during the week, when IN. American
Smelling and Refining Company raised f..
prIr" FROM ~ to 49, conts a pound \
big business had been done a. the lowe
'","'' and bookings at N. higher prir,
wore ais" very substantial. BUYING cam,
'hIc0y from abroad, with prompt dclivnr,
requested I'm practically all instances. Ia"
rrioc ~ spelt-r stiifencd toward tho end
ut IN" week. with spot quoted at IL to
~ cents ON prime Western Grades. Ear,
IN III" week business had been don. al
from l2il 20 10 cents a pound.
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ton. The domestic price has Just beer
advanced from $50 to s3e. and a sal,
was made last week OF 90. 900 tons Il
Canada at $35 n ton. Structural s,ea
bars. after being advanced 81 "A ton. soil
last week To- domestic consumers at ST.,
:" 81 30 base, whereas tn. Same Kind 49,
bars for export sold at s. TO $3.50 p"t
10" pounds, OF course the latter arc
beng used In the manufacture " snrap-
h"I ana Nigh eNplosiv" shells. similar
instances may also br given uf Other
products: that is, where pramiuns OF
several dollars a ton have been Charged
ipl foreign shipment.
Railroad companies are at las; awak
ruci to the necessity Of providing for
their bridge requirements for next wear.
as well rs for rolling stock and motiva
power. Contracts were placed last week
calling for about l5.0nO to,.s of steel
Shapes to be used I'm bridge cousilu,-
ton. The larrest ruutrac, placed whicr
was reported vest. rday included 4Oan
tons FOR the Delaware, l.ackawauna and
Western, awarded to the American
Bridge Company. The Maine Central
Railroad also awarded a coutrac, fo,
> "0O tons Of hridsc work 10 tn. American
bridge Company. while the Southern
Halfway placed orders for q number
"t small bridges calling for 1000 tons.
with the virginia Bridge and Iron Works
The Delaware and HUDSON railroad has
given an order for n hrldg" recurring
zoo tons Of steel to the American Bridgc
Company. This url-r includes SIX IA
eight small spans. Tie Bos,,y and
Maine Railroad came into the market a,
the end of the week for 200 tons OF
bridge work. tenders To he rerejv.d an
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AWAITING COTTON
> GINNING FIGURES
ro.morrow'S Report Not Ex-
wctrL 10 Throw Much
Light on Crop.
SPOT SITUATION STRONG

...u,, 49,.
f. 'He '''."' "''n'' so'"s .
vas cuougn Liquidation by small nuiis
n s.,i,gr dow VI commitments prior
~" , NJ tho census %vinnins
70 wv -, A..
export to-h'rr"" w c""Se " e"~N' NC
.,Dc for the day No one KNOWS what
spry.ur Of the census report will
'' ,h, ,,,,ros ,ro avail
BE- NV" !,
able 90 il not i' III "Ne's '"'' '"es VIII
. .1.4g i1al no tn tho sine
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

ISAAC j. COIN. salesman. ot coo we.t
l'si" street haS illed a petition in bank
buyers ana Sellers Automobile Company,
me" Of Witch h" MAS presidcn' Among
ago. se0,ooo Madame Traverse. S.. 400 :
River National Bank, $4,000, and The
sElDLER 4 KElLN-Adolph V Soldier
OF COS sixth stree and Augustine
composed the iirm Of Seidler 4 Kelly.
hotel keeper a. Ions branch, have Med
II petition in bankruptcy with liabilities
LEuIsE H. ssWEET OF IS IVES, ,ssl
sI, D. '.ss5IijIn,iisS. ?; iH :'is'S';:'%% "a Z "a Ss" .,::':
Yves, ian street has nled a petition in
benkrurtcv with Liabilities OF sT3i and
GT5ORGE y. FoN o. philmont. \. v. In,
tIed = petition in bankruptcy with ia
hilitics o. sl,l2s and assets Of $40
isA \ RETTlG, Manufacturer Of clothing
ment 20 Archibald Palmer. a petition
~ bankruptcy was also Med against him.
lie began this business In April. 1912.
Receivers Appointed.
THE WHlTEslDE BOCKELMAN COM
tANf-!udsc A, \. Hand has appointed
Arthur y. Dalsiel receiver for the White
side boGke!man company, manufactures
1i metal Wa,s q, slI Yves; lsS,h street,
pointed walter ]" Bryant receiver for
Isaac schwartz. meat dealer at 81 For.
syth street. The liabilities are StOOO
and the assets $4,000. ~
Bankruptcy Schedules.
l'AlHEN BROS, manufacturers OF dresses
~ 10 N'st Nlneteonth street, have fled
schedules showing liabilities Of ss'S7t
and assets Of 800. '''
Assignment.
NATHAN MILLER. ladies' tailor 4, n,
Ess,N %'liieci, has made an sSsis n,ucnt
TO Leo %I.crncr.
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The suesr futures market az the coffee
Exchange was quiet. -!th prices custer.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
Reactfonary Tendency After Adj
vance In ''War stocks"

Early In the session on the Consy'ida,si
Stock ESchange yesterday certain Of the
war stocks" were particularly prominent
Baldwin locomotive, after opening at 10
and early dipping 70 li9, advanced 10 -.
which compared with a closing price an
Friday Of i49s. american car an.
Foundry. American locomotive and VS..
inGhouse Electric displayed special strruEth
for a time. In the second hour, howeNor.
there was = very sharp recession IN Rail.
win. following denial Of a repur. that tn"
Midvale steel Company had acquired or
was seeking TO acquire the Baldwin con-
pany. rhe price 90 Baldwin felI - IA
with It's closing ~.
The genera market toward the clos"
tended 10 be reactionary. Eric, hoNever,
displayed special strength, closing AZ 3a'g
It's highest for the day, this topresent.ng
an improvement Of ~ point from Wi
days NAL price.
Commission houses handled = liberal Vol
ume of business in odd lot. sales cor tn
two hours were ESQ shares. TN"
stnndnrd stocks. as a rule. muycd within
a moderate price range United state.
steel common opened at 81, which proved
its highest. sold as low as N6'- and closed
at SGs.. Reading sold a. high as ~.
and as low as 10, closing ~ 7Sh, West
inghouse Electric early touched a high of
73k, American car and FoundrS's top
price for the day was a"ig,
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THE SUGAR MARKET.
R~ancrs Pay A.a3 Cent. for $1,000
Bags Of spot.

Tho raw sugar marke: was steady yes
terday. with spot quoted nominaliy at
t3s7tsa cents Rehre-> bought 1900
bags Of spot sugar at i.33 cents on Friday,
the sac not being confirmed untll sat
urday.
The refined sugar mnrkr' was steady.
with all interests trmly sdherIng 20 the
quotation OF 625 cents for ~grtnU!atcd
sugars.
The raw sugar market was strong during
The week. the spot price advancing from
of several huudred thousand bags to re-
iuers. The price was advanced 20 t.b
cents at 'he OUTSET and an upN1rt ten
dency was maintained through the week.
some hcarl7A crop estimates were pub
iish-j during the week. but these failed TO
af,ct I've market Reports from cube
were that tho weather was very favorable"
for the growing crop.
Tn. Strength - the raw market eNerted
o favorable influence on refined sugar. NJ.
r~erners advanced quotations 80 points to
80 cents. There was a good demlni on
the advance. A large volume of new bust
meas war booked at 5.ib cents and rehn-rs
~subs-Quently moved ;h.ir duOtations up %
points to 30 cents. Some business was
a,so booked al the latter figure. though the
volume was not vcry large. There vas
GONE -apor; inquiry, hut not much business
wss contaminated.
The suGsr futures market az thr coffee
Exchange vas quiet. -!th prices ers;er.
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SATURDAY bc.Dhs. ,"
Nrv"'pi' OF beeves were APO h,nJ ~,
n"nslEne' Greet TO- S'augh'crcrs. I~'|,,ry
IN m"d'rit" demand a. lDulii.r 49," I,'
'or common 20 prime native ,,l.s. MI,
extra, at lIC. Il ''|l'
.Receipts Of calves w.r. ia bo.3
OF which was offered for sair aIs' ~,
se.!nE vas rated steady, Dressed an 30,
IN lhlr IrlnHnd; city dressed vr.ls s,iB,.
A. ,lttlhl.C. per ID country Al,
~ .ilbc'' dressed grasscrs and Tod c,ly,.
Receipts of sheep and liant. WAS. no,
nail, NON" On sale alive re,Ii,, -
changed for both sheep and lamhs. p1rcaSS""i
"nu,t"" uu,,' a. SHllc,. per H.; a 'ittlr
nahhl 81 &C. dressed lambs. i.ulImr.
prime hog dressed, loo, Country dressed
lo,h"use lAinls, 81 per car 49,,
Eece'pls or hogs were i"5, hpu,1 All
cons!sn.d direct to slaurhtoIc". Fo,i,,y
nonlhallE INN Country Lrensri n,a,
s,eaIE a. i'"'@c. rC " '~yattiEs rE
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BALDWIN CONTROL DENIED.
M'h'ai" \Oi In Possession at La.
Plant,

i was officially denied yesterday than
me Midvalc Steel Corporation or " /.
corey have secured control of tho H,,l.
win Locomotive Works.
the stock OF the Baldwin co,rp,uy
was especially strong Yesterday on re-.
ports mat this deal had been negotiated,
~S"Nancihg TO a new high record price
II opened AT prices ranging rru,u It
10 40. selling up TO l5iL,, Whrr H.,
rumor was denied the sto,h d.,llrnl
rapidly TO li2, n loss OF seven no,uts
from the close Of the previous dl\
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Monday
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET,

HltTGG-rho tone Of tn. market wa.
TT, 'Ii pran'lpally to the brisk
au'aI'' and vas well cleaned mp. There
Il better feeling on medium cr.1es
h.g-l2is wore very light no more THAI
,t'4sn 20 50 around The position OF tn.
\ u "'1'- '- tho week were ti.aSt mack.
: 80 against as,5ij Tor the corresponding
- be- t'ir tn" surplus Of the butter
'h' h..rs pid diminished and get
,'s d""n more nearly 10 requirements of
:" Num"r', 80 that storage goods will prob
- !" ,dra'n upon in the near future.
f1 market Prices: Creamery extras,
;. sc"r" -'i=".; higher scoring, .sE. 10
e. H. - 10 81 score, :7g use; stat.
- common to fa,s. 20 q26aG reno.
80 sT'"as ~ II 25c.; HrEts. 23h d 24c. ;
" l!.,io9 c-.arsTy nrsls .s9c4c.; ladies,
e-l'.c Packing y'o.s. curren, msk..
u 1s-lc.. - : .'c lower grades.
'H:SsE-na-ts; very Arm ,,nd., nv
go Si~ Native and export Semenl, rx.
go save taksn practically all Of the
.anGp'5r. "a wN,Sr' s.s2''ase 70, aoTe s9n.
SsS'ag stock. rom e,oraee. Cnnadian
.sr, t'.,ff b. hay, .sn; e.porters % Iris
Y. nov rored mt ia, ~. HrlH.r!e.n ssr.
: ~: +. ...s .o m ~, ~ s'.s9 a'1 S :
SS.'n'' y" ~" to- the same week last yea
=. H. whSle milk. rrssh. n.,s,
r. sy.:Hiai1.. Ys?'a. as;o, e." YisG;
.'tv4'a1i'' Is ss Chs - 9'aS oaasll. S ssi.i.,
80 Narhet eoa;inusd n-m on high
Sse I'm rraSA,. S s'.o w wss IN S'r s.,.: :T'r de-
..",t 'plhsr weather gave snap ara tone
=, 'A' 'nartst and permitted resumption
r.a'.'r htI practically climina;ed rom
- ~-'2''n". Fresh rcceipts wore wholly
W. .o' ~ -nnpiy the s@'ncra! demand,
'' '"rs exported during the week
:, account 80 lower English markets. Re
,l -. week wore 4I.s+s cases,
-" ',.n 'or The same week lac. year
.fa"I gathered. extras. nne, Sc
3. 't- frsts, 80 35c frs,s, ESQ
, t. rrfris.rstor special marks,
q, 80, h.nrsry. Whites, IN. to
Co., brown-. $50 acc: MIXED
~ '|'Tl'Y-Abyu. 10 carloads were
81" week on an active market
snort spite. Chickens espe cinliy
g tIt'c Tor tho demand and ruled
"a HHr' plentiful, hut cleaned up
''t'5 stock steady. Quality
s'' chickens was extremely
ya,.. Up. Il Yea. Boosters ad;
- ana geese steady. Prices:
49, ~ chickens 1T1Isc.:
. t 3'.k@ Long Island. l9c,
H pair, "JCi pigeons, pair,
D.. "' rpuLTRy-pr.rsed poultry
go iu. trade improved on ac-
-. .H' favurub." weather. Re-
I'D ''.rr We. iU 'Xc'ss OF demand
~, Of ih" stools continued to go
,,, 'frrn 90 usual thing az this
49,. -.".. NSTr'i prices late in the
-" .I'I q heavier demand for immr-
80. A. .''2i'9D. which was reflected In
5n9D. WI I,,, 5&"n.iness reported,
49,, III . prospective light turkey
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STEEL and IRON SALES
EXCEED 100000 TONS
Great Orders in Past Week.
100000 Tons Of Metal
for Railroad Use.

Sales OF steel and iron products last
week aggregated over "A million tons.
The railroads contributed about $40. 600
tons of the total. made W. of q little
less than 10000 tons of rails. 81 5000
tons Of bars, plates and shapes TO he
used in the construction of cars $4,000
tons OF bridgework. and 10000 IONS for
locomotive building. Buying Of war
munitions called for about $50. 600 tons
Of round steel bars ard hiliets 10 be
used by manufacturers In this country.
An equal tonnage was booked for direct
export. mainly to Great Britain and
France, where It will he used In the
manufacture Of high explosive shells.
There werN also sales OF nearly 20. 600
tons o! wire rods and wire products for
export to Canada n Grea. Britain.
while France " stu In tho market tor
20 600 tons. The sales of round steel
bars included 10000 tons, which will
he furnished by the Algoma Steel Com
pany. $1,000 tons to be furnished by
the Colorado Fuel and Iron COMPANY
and 10000 tons by steel plant. in CEN
trail and eastern Pennsylvania. Sales Of
miscellaneous products FOR domestic and
foreign shipment aggregated between
10000 and l5O,00 tons,
1t is evident that the stee, companies
are still booking contracts far in ex-
cess Of capacity, although production has
increased until the output of ngots to-
day Is nj the rate OF 40, 000, 600 tons
annually and rolled products at the rate
OF $4,000, 900 tons annually. The United
states Steel Corporation alone Is pro-
ducine ingots at the rate of 20, 000, 900
tons per year. and rolled products at the
rate OF 100000 tons. Because of
tIz
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EXCHANGE SEATS UP $l2. 600.

Til" stool, l."ehlugc announced ycs'cr-
-! o." sale of - s"Li for S14, 600. Th,s
~ tn '''rots' Of Sl.0u0 over tho price
o. o., lp>t pI,yluus transactions and
about >i.,no" an0v, the prices ut which
~ hllg" seats sold u week ago.
TITO u@u'st price ever paid for q seat
wJs So. go" IN 1907. During tho pcriol
N'"l tt' Stock Exchange was closed q
S.H' ...| luH ~ los" aS $4,000
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CTuCAGO oct. a Tho market ". >,a.Iy
20 lay and prices We're about III. sam, d,
al previous close. stewart Warn ont. .r.
&. Irftc' a strong tone on rrnu''- ui o..
''ll"il earnings Chicago Pneumatic Too!
ea.'d on q little from the INITIAL nsure.
Public Servo" common. Diamond Match ,ni
Sears RurbI"'; acted well No spouiil ip,ar, =
III we "'h" -"Na''nieNt III" >un.t-Iy:
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. Philadelphia
Rapiu Transit certih cates opened strong at
g. They later reacted q point and closed
on 'or tho day. Buffalo and Su-due.
harus was strong Cambria Steel clogcd trac.
itunollv lower The summary;
nn.p II,rh I nN,. ll,s
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Oct. e3.-Buttc and Superior and
American Zinc were active. Zinc gained
three points. Santa Fe. which lost a half
active coppcrs, Price changes were gen.
orally slight. Strength continued in Atlantic.
Gull and West Indies issues. The sum
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT,

WASHINGTON. Oct - The Statement, of
'E" receipts and ii disbursements OF tho Urea
Jri slpps
mo F,.ca' ".
fs'.,pts tg.f3-lgg 90 90. .,.
h'hGrsrmcH'. ... '.2,9.o"s sfI"i>4d
pcHct ... ......... sio!io..? sW.~i.r'
H".r'n's from customs TO day. S5i...r.
internal revenue. ordinary. s'.,sl g.: income
tsS 81 -: mlsoeilJrAous S6I...c N,,inrs'
harN notes 'rH"i',.i tor rslempt ION. .,.--n.,-.
The current statement Of tho tn.'~d STATE.
Treasurer for October - SHOW,
GENERAL FUND
Avlilspl" gold s. ist.l>
A'a t1h. 'l'Ncr ........ ........ 'i.''. .trs
United state, mt =. ........... ..,.-0t,
S9''uual la H. notes and Federal
r'''r,V nutos ...... ...... 1aiI-.
tcriin"i chr.I,s on banks .. 90 g.
Subsidiary silver. MINOR coin and
SILVER bullion ....... ..... 7ltr-Oq.
ln,ltss fed ,u'lsor,ci currency g. ~
Deposits ~ banks and philippnr
Treasury ..... 1870. seG;.5al
Available currency m Treasury
and banks. ........ ...... s-.,2.Gti
Dsiurt current liabilities . rs. rt -
Net halancs IA gcnrral fund II. 80 -u
RESERVE FUND
Gold coin aul bullion. .......... So. ~ ru,
1 FUND
To - iecr OUTSTANDING rrtlfcatesS. G.o-
Grand io,a! cash assets IN Urea .ury '.rIicli.0i,
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
United srArEs EXPRESS cnMrAx1

0NTIFU ~TNTEN
OFFICE OF THE TREASURER.
= Rector Street. New York.
October ~. 1915.
Pursuant 20 n resolution of the Hoard Of
Directors of tho United States ENprcr
Company. notice is hereby given that =.
hrs and partial distribution Of the .,s.ets
Of THIS Company. amounting 10 t@S.0 90 Der
share. viii be made November 18th. iai..
TO shareholders OF record a. ~ tho 30th
mailed.
Transfer Rocks Of the Company viii
clos" at l. o'clock noon october 3oth AaA
reopen November 18th. 1915.
r. H. MORGAN. JR, Trctsurer.
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Prev.
c,oSe

Tic local marke, for SPOT cotton was quiet
,pI urchaugti. mIddlIns. ..4Jr. southern
$40, markets wrr~ New Orleans. 12C.: Gal.
,,.lOu. ..sf savannah, lie: Memphis.
40. Nu-u.ts. I1NNc,: Houston. l..Gc.
NsN orleans market opened steady: closed
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THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

P~ITTSBURG. Oct 23-l.a Belle Iron ana
American Window Glass Machine stocks con
tinued active and strong. The rest Of the list
was steady, unchanged 10 slightly HIGHER.
rrba kirlplarys
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100000 GAIN IN
WEEKS RESERVE
Total Gold Resources Of the
Federal System Is Now
1926 SOC, 1000.
INCREASE IN NEW YORK

WAsnISGroN. Oct. 23.-The Federal
Reserve Board made public to-day its
weekly bank statement as at the close
of business on October 20. 1916. The
statement indicates an increase since
last week of abou. Sill. 1000 700 Of total
reserves and a decrease Of about $780,
900 in the banks gold reserves.
The total gold Of the sys-
tenn. including sac. f00.O 900 held by or
standing to the credit of Federal reserve
agents. are shown as S425. 900. 900. com.
pared with s423.00 600 reported last
week. 1851. 1000 0 a month z and
$685. 500. 600 about three months ago.
The New York bank reports a gain
Of over SIS. 900. 900 In its cash reserve.
while Philadelphia, Richmond and Chi
show the largest decreases in total
reserves for the past week.
The holdings of commercial paper, ex.
elusive Of bank a~cceptances, show an
increase Of about 100000 for the week.
Atlanta, Chicago and Kansas City re-
porting the largest gains under this
head. The amount Of bank Rcceptances
on hand declined over 81. 200. 900, prac-
fically all the banks reporting smaller
figures than h week before.
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SuB-TREASURY STATEMENT.
! i.iI>ANh

l.. .~lr' % banks $3.50. 600
B" Nu' 1ftA7uif o., $50, OOG
Ia. ---
49,. ,ul, ON DAYS traus.
d-.n +. 1850. ",,.,..:.... 5000, 900
''"1 ,'..'"'"""... .sss.oco
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n Liverpool market opened barely steady
Th,r, AS q good business IN SPOT cotton.
win W.dd'iU. y points adv an'~. ~ sol
AL. HsH hd'"s. receipts. nil Closed barely
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| HE BANK E MT

use Association compares as follows with the
actual reserves by classes of Clearing
Houee members:
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i| week on an active market
'-' ippi'e Chickens especially
tIt'c Tor tho demand and ruled
HHr' plentiful. but cleaned up
" 'ft'l stock steady. Quality
H'' chickens was extremely
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Germans and Austrians Join
in Most Gigantic Opera
tons Undertaken
AUSTRIANS CROSS
RIVER DNIESTER
Picked ReinforcemDents from East
Prussian Fortress Sent to Join Hind
enburg's Hosts-City of Warsaw Is
Now the Main Objective.

LONDON, July 1.-THE Austro-
German armies, which now appear to
be working in perfect concert as the
result of the German organization, are
giving the Russians little rest or time
to reorganize themselves after their
retreat from Galicia
simultaneously with the .orman eff
fort to reach Warsaw, or the Russian
lines serving that fortress from the
north, the Austrians have attacked
along the Dniester and have succeeded
in crossing that river at several
points. General Won Mackensen S ar
my, which doubtless had been waiting
for Field Marshal Won IIindenburg to
move in the north, has also come to
life again and the fighting has been re
sumed in Southern Poland. In fact,
there is fighting of more or less Sc
verify all along the Russian front, ex-
cept in Central Poland, where the Rus
slams are in such Strong positions that,
in the opinion of military men, it
would be impossible to break through.
The Germans claim to have made
further progress with their northern
operations, but with the Russians re
firing it is not likely that the main
The combined operations are the
most gigantic yet undertaken, the aim
being according to military experts, to
squeeze the Russians out of Warsaw
and the great slice of country which
they hold to the north, south and east
of that city, and at the same time to
attempt an invasion of Bessarabia.
So long as this effort to crush Rus
STA or to break her power of offensive
continues there is little possibility, mil
itary writers say, of the Germans at
tempting any important movement il
the west, for it is believed that the
Austro- Germans will for a long while
require all their available troops il
| the cast. -Four German army corps
composed Of s.. Pomeranians and mei
from, Schleswig, are said to have lef
| Thorn 10 reinforce General vont Hin
denburg. #%