davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-04
qndl in Suientaidle.

gladOen er einen 9ialuallll''@ @ic
@ert6e BON $3.50 Don icinen' IA
mcracnoiicu Sonulcl gS. ssc's saI8
itobIcn battc, i6uitt Der = N
altc g}atban sSrieoen6crg Opu pau,diB'
1877 gtor0-@opitroBc, Dem tSoei
oeS 9linges elm Sod IN ole ,%,aua
toiae, Inn i'm 81 Ser lleDeI5s"a
5ll brinaen, cr babe oell Slu" 81
perIoren. @eiB muBte gellu.ao' Nj
ieine @oientoihe fein Sod Qul,' u'
lieB SrieOenberg o6uc SSelle'S;, ,eiil
boiten. SSu Der nittleren |upo pco h
ton Dor %oli3eiridter Sl'pf cel
itono geitern ser 9lrrcItanf e." p".;drtl
itabl, inO cr ipiIroe sen @roB'''
rencn iiberantiuortct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-04
SIR Gin Seimoetrsnt.

0os bon Geo. GJiintber eebroute
Bier iIt oos bette. @iele geurtbeiIer
con Bier erfldren 0ob es irgeno
einem eritfloiiigen mtsI6noii1en
9iere eIeidfomnt. @eraoe oos Ding
fir ben 8nniliengcbrau6. 6eiulteS
Mona. better @eihmod unO. iebr
nGbrfrdftie. Gireft bon Der @roue.
rel 6urd Die neueIten Waoidineu ob.
eeflut, no0ird obioIute Meirbeii
aefiheri piro. aiIte $1.0O. @bcnc
@OIfe 90 (5uuils,lSiWlO,9O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-04

siegeI, Serbert S6dier pom s1~ as.n
Oolc, Sri. SOa Gberbarot SRI s''
Scin5, Seurp Sein5, 6ra'lc c.s',,t. y,
2Dous, 1Srall 9ImauOa Scius v'l's 1.S
Seiu5, SRI. @rna ScnltellI ,,.l,,s n
Sitter, Senrp Glarius lno S.', M
Gle Ialnen iiuO beutc iple0'. a.s
10 llbr @ormittags bis 8 llp' ~
mittagS onluelen0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-04
Observation-Disclosures.

,,Nubitorinm"-uSu ibc Halace OF tbe 0ing."
s0piunial'--a Ninn auo Scii 10 Weriio."
o6oro's"-a9 4ar OF 5ires,
,Wnncig"- Lbc Edri Nirle"
,MarglnHo Steiibs gAn Giar" s8auoebtuc
uno gNnn0cuil0cr
,Wluliieliabcmie"-. Ebe Girl from uiab
a.. &eaboon.9leriial 6reiiag, o. Nidr5, a
llbr Gnhmiiings,
,,Eutimcr Niilitar.@ercn" - 9. GiiiinHass
ici AM 4 Qidr5 IN Der sNmericans0aue. Eiis
NOWbdro Eirohe nabe NrOaOpQD.
,,NicngcrsWeiaugprrcin" nnc ,Wlebgcrs8erein
gr 1" Uonaa, ben 8. Wlard NlaSienbau
In .larrDS 6nneraftl
,,5ro9iinn" nMslenball IN 0arrb's 9alIe
nm 10. Willl. --.L -.L-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-04
ltugcuiiaeuOe st6mIeu.

9eidmeroen bel Den Gommiiidren
pon Baltimore County. Sim
Ser perOeu in 0eu Gorriooreu
lmtergebradt. Seine @elOer
fir @crbeiierungcn por6anOen.
9iele @1itglieOer OeS nlSeoeroteO
Sdools EatronS Club" eribicnen
geitern Dlorgeu Dor Sen Baltimore
GolmtD 6ommiiiGrcu in Eotpion
unO 6eidmcrten iid ii6er Oie man.
gelboiteu 3nitdnOe in Oen 6iientli-
hen Sdulen in Baltimore Golntp
gln SonO 3o6lreiher photographer
Die BON 6rou u. =. 9obonnon BON
Somiltou ouiaenonlmcu luorOeu mas
rcu iuuroe gejeigt, OoB bier Sdul-
fiuOer in ndndcn &loiicu in elmer
9anf iiben in mclher eigcntlid nm
3pei iiseu ioQtcn. SSn onOereu
Shulen iuerOcn sic &inoer in ben
@1ngen lnlterrIdtct, 100 ne Idlt oar
feline 2ltit ino ntr ltngeniigenOc 9e.
leubtlng bo6en. Gie Scidweroc.
fii6reuOeu perIangten BOB Oic 5llr
@er6eiierung bon Sdilleu dugeiebte
Sterer BON Gents pro 500 gouj
fir Oieien 3ped DermenOet uerOeu
ioa, ielbIt wenn Oie Steuerrote er.
bolt meroen miiiic. Gic Gommiildre
ertpioerteu OaB iie gernc bereit iei'
Ell, oie Shulen 5ll Oer6elieril imO
ueue @ebduoe 5u erridten OaB lie
o6er gleib5eitig oie Steuerrute inter
81 bolten mohten Sic periproden,
oie not6penoigen @crbciicriingen
umgebcno porne6meu 5r lolien.yfodls
Dem oie Delegation BON Oeu Cont
miiiGren cntloiieu porOcu mar be.
go6 iiH 0ieiel6e Dor bic GolntD-
S6nl6c6oroc, oie gcroOc in Sibuug
mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-04
fl. StiftnnsSisit nit SOnper II. gal,
DGanuitatter 6ranen-%ereiu,"
NiOntas, s. WiGrs 1915.
Sru6iiHn-Sallc, 200 6reOerif-9Ibc
SidetS % 6ents.
(O}GrS4 7-S)
Sm rG6arcOal-Glnb0 ~ glIde per-
brnuut.


Sin menidliheS Sfelett mebrerc
Gorlagen uno einc 9ln5a1l inpoaen-
Deter 3eihnngen uno Sfij5en MIR
ben BON eincn 6elier 5critort, peldcS
geitern Niorgen flr5 Dor 3 llbr aus
unbcfanlter llriadc in 0en 9lGlm-
libteiten OeS nGbarcoal-Glubs" al
Der 6ranflin- Gdc @ouarOitraBe,
ausbrad. 0opio Goldman bon 9tr.
$40, Gruio.Sia-9l 9lpemle, io6 Den aus
ben I'M oritten Stohuerfc oeleaeneu
6euitern OringenOcn 9faud lno BE-
nadridtigte 3pei in Der g3d6c 6efino-
lihc &oli5iitcn. Die 5eucrwebr
wuroe alarnlirt mo maHte Den
6lommen in filr5er 3eit ino o6nc
groBc 9)lii6c oen @arous.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-04
q ennllLcI g : 4 tnNt

Giner Complication bon &ranfbci-
ten erlag 9eitcrn @loracn fur5 Dor 4
ll6r Scr GA Sabre oltc Samuel Bed,
weldcr icit % Sabren Elm aIeiocroc.
iHdit al Ger 9ennipluania Slpeunc
botrie6, in ieiuer Mobnung Oar. 2035,
aRcGuuobIirnBc Sr Bed mar in
SeIierrciN geboren uuO in SABRE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-04
Gin6redler Geimdte gar6ierlaS'..II ...II.

gIlS CT beriil6te, neltn ytdl' 'Sac
unO mebrere SaaridneiocnlalTM N
in cincn 9lItipaareulaoen GU .r
@arriiouitroBc 5u Oerfahlcll ll
Scr gtc9er @corgc gSrigbt 0p'' 'csI
1899, @hlaifinitroBe, pon oc'lI !I,.e1,ts
5iiien @otrid Cooper pom ll'',as
Giitritt iibcrraidJt lmO oc'gzii
9tiif Der GSabrt nad Der Foll5s'.S s.'.Sr,I
ton geitanO @rigbt cinel cp I'M
in ocn 9arbicrla0en pou SeIl'y, n
ion bon 9ir. t75t, Srlcan9lIro,p.,S; .,;r3S n
g3adts perii6t 81 ba6en. Fotes o., h,
Ter SuppIee iiberantportete V''
ger Ocn @roBgeicbiuorenel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-04

Su ser Community @erfiidttc
an ocr Gde ppn Charles. unO Saros
toga-StraBe muroen geitcrI S6 9}dn.
ner wieOer fir einc @odle augeiieat
SRI Gli5abetb @ilmah welhe Die
9lniialt leioet, lagtc, oaB iie genie
gcno 6onos fir cine @ode an Sauo
babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-04
GnnnennMi. llno 11nieranna.

Sonncnallfgatg q. g Il. 80 Dt.
6onneniutcrgang g Il. 2 sc.
Wonoouigong 10 II. g Sc. 9lbenOs.
6hut6. .e. lBoRa3S 30. M}orgens.
Nut6. 1870 II. SO sc. 9(benos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-04
Qeidlnam u falideM Nam0en.

9lui 9lnrot6en Ocs @ebeimpoli5ilten
Ebomas Sogon benndridtigte 0e.
itern g}o6mittag @ol5eimaridaa
Goricr ole Gltern ocs 10 Sabre alten
Samncl 9}orton Don Galnoeu, 9t.-Sy
0aB Der 9ei6nam ibreS So6nes in
Der @altimorer N1orgue BON einen
Wlonne 9lamens SameS ~. Gi8nep
Don 94r. ~, @arfoale-9lnenilc, 6can-
ipril6t muroc. Pm i3. 6ebruor
muroe, mie inn oGelitihen Gorrcipon-
oentcn~ jeiner5eit beridtet, Der Der
itlmmeltc Seihnam eines ilngen
WPanncs allf oen @cleiien Der 9alti-
more.C6io8o6n an Der @de Der
@uiliorO.9(pc. nno %. Ctr. eeiith.
0eu. Ger SoOte wuroc nad Der
Dlorguc qeIanot mo bort ais Der Is
Sabre alto 9io6ert 9iignep, Der oa-
mails 5pei @oHen pernliBt muroe,
iocntiii3irt. Spdter puroe Der @e.
t0otete auf Dem ct. Nlarien.6rieO.
6ofc in @anlpoen 6eeroigt. PIN
Gieniioa acrMAt BoH5einaridal Gar
Ter einen 9rief uou SSobn 9tortou Don
Gonocn, in melMem oerielbc cine &C.
nouc 9eidreibnn0 icines Sobnes
SAB. Cieie paBt gon5 genau ani Den
Tootcn, uno es untcrlieat fait feiucm
3meiiel ne6r, onB Der Goote Der
5o6n Oes glorton it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-04
gsar feine edweiter Don

SSu ser Gepelde iiber bic
tung bon g(rtbur g8. D'aieers Il Ss
g5elp gorf wiiroe mitgetbeilf' OVC V%C'
ieIbe cine S6ueIter poll oeDl
Silfo SipDter bon Baltimore ,6sil
ratbet babe. 9Soitor slp9teL rsips
oaraufbiu Dem rGeiltideil eosrrioi .
oenten~ nit, OoB Gieics ein s. as.'
iei. @3ateifot lit ein Yr"V'
Satin oes @oItorS Sp1ter'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-04

elettrll6e getrleb eiHgeillDrt ln0 0as
Roudiibel in Baltimore beicitigt lit
j iir 8euuBung Ser 2 dul.
qebduOc.
SRI %. g. Sanau bat jeoeu Eag
5piiden II imO , llbr i'm ,qlrca0e
2un6 Goom", glr. 10, Soutb. Str
Oas @ort. Sic ipridt iiber Die Be
mlbuna Der SduIgcbduoc 81 anOeren
3neden nno fii6rt oen 3uborern Bill
Der BON onoeren StGOtcnl in meIben
ShuI6duicr 81 anoeren 3mcdm per.
menoct pcroeu, Dor 9lugcu. 9Senn
iid geuiigeuO Sete fiir Die 9lugclc
genbGt iutereiiircn Damn 0irfte iih
ein Gontite inter Dem gtomen ., ,S6ul-
GrlpcitcrlrnaS Gonitc" oraoniiren.
Su ]lo6cltcr Jt..g., bciiiruortcll
10000 &erioncL OoB bic oortiacn
Sdul6diiicr niAt nur fin 0cn Sdll.
lnterridt, ionOeru 9leid5eitig auOc.
ren 3medeu 0ienen.
WloDor greiton benbii6tigt, iic9 oie
8iloer BON Sri. Sonow mor0en an.
5uieben imo ibren &ortrag on5u5o-
rem. @eitern gladnittao batten iid
mebrere Staotrat6snlitglieoer in oem
gieitaurnnt eingeilnOen inn ,Srdil-
lein Sonnp 5li boren.
@roBer 2 Hooen fiir oos
@afier0epartement.
WIaDor Freiton gelangte gcitcrn in
ocn gciib cines 9eridtcs ocS fungi.
renoen @aiier- Sngenielrs &o6ert g.
@lemnlitt betreffs eines llntales in
Ser oitli1eu 8iuupenitotion an Scr
g9olie. unO CliperitroBe, lpeIder iib
om lebten 6reitag 5utruo. Sn Dem
9eri9t fiibrt Glemmitt an OaB cin
Sbeil oes EumpenwerfeS bel elmer
Grploiiou p6lig Serit0rt morOeu lit.
Ncrr Glcnlmitt pcrtritt sic 9lniidt,
ooB fiir oen lluioQ gliemano pcrant-
mortlid gc6olteu mcrOcu fam. Ser
SupcrintenOcnt ocr medoui1eu gi-
Oiiion ocS gSaiicr 0eportemcnts, Sr.
gl. 8. 8dbcnorcier, erfldrt, DAB Der
lInfoa imDernciOlid mar mo Dab
5ur 3cit ein N1aidiniit Oie gluiii6t
fii6rte lin bic gcnote llriahc oes
llniaaes feit5uitellcn, bat Sr. GIcm-
mitt cine llnteriudung eingeleitet.
Ger Staot Oiirftc cii S6oocn III
S6be pon $4,000 erwadien. Die
@umpeuitation lit nidt alBer Be
trieb, Oo ieBt ole Siilfs.Fluupeuwer-
fe 6enust DerOen.
$4,000 firr 2 drott6urm
offcrirt.
Ger alto SHrottburn all Ger Gdc
bon 6ront- uno 5o1ettcltroBc miro
bon Der SameS 9io6ertion 9eoo So.
bege6rt. Soerr 6. 3. Wlc&6oil, ser
@eidditsfiibrer ser genountcn Sir.
ma bat ser .llniteO Seoo So, mel,
de ben Eburm beiitt, Die Summe
bon $4,000 oiferirt mo lit bereit
Sen Gburn ieIbit nieoerreiBen 81 Ioi-
len. Serr s. q. @ettitein, Der @rd-
iioent Der olIniteo 2eaO Gonpan1~
uiir0e es germ ieben, wenn Der altc
6iitoriide Ban crbolten blcibt lmo
bon Der Staot iibernonlmeu miro.
Gr bat OeSbaIb MoDor @reiton ibrift.
lid in aenntnif 9eiebt, OaB Die Sos.
9io6ertion 2eao 50, ben 9Iufaui OeS
SburmeS bea6iibti9t.
StiftnnsSfsit nit SOnper II. gall.
DGanuitatter Sraneu-%ereiu,"
0y,,.tc. q OD-.. fOfS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-04
g9ia mit i5Iaaae beerOiat luerOen.

SCtu Httl OAuHHN pNN%DNyf '"N%HN"'
Ercl aur 6o6ne oes TcrcinS, mel
dem cr fiinfoebn Sabre lang ais
SefrctGr geoicni bat, Ddlt Sr. 6rit
Sol5bauer bon 9ir. 925, gSeit-@lul-
bcrrvItroBe. 9lis iid Dor ctlidcn
rSobrcn nod 26-jGbrigcr GriItcn5 Der
,glr6eiter N}Gnnerdor~ oilfloite, er'
belt Sr. NoI5baner, ser 6lI Oen
trcuciten uno IangiGbrigitcn 9eon.
ten ser Organization 5dbite, ans 9lns
ertennug ieiuer Gbdtieteit Oic lei.
Ocuc @ereinsfobne. @eeenm6rtig lit
Ser SGnger.@etercn meIder I'M 60.
9ebensjobrc ltebt Der Sctretdr oes
.N3eter @eiangOereins. SSn Der
SineIhtnoc in 9iiiffels @olle bat Sr.
NoloDouer icinc SougeSbriiOer in
aeuutuiB gciest OoB cr ieinenl
gSuui1c genGB noh icincm Eooc
Die &creinSiobnen oes u9lrbeiter.
M1nncrdors~ nit IN Sen Sorg &c.
Icgt bcfommt. Seine @ottin miro
oofiir iorgcu. ooB icin @unib crfiillt
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-04

1878 uad 9lmcrifa qcfommcu 9lc.
ben iriuer @ittme 6interl0Bt er fiiri
Sodtcr 6rot NtorriS $. @olf SSralI
Soco6 Iarber, Trou Gam. Nlirmcl-
itein imb Trls. 9lunu lmO Sclma
grd, um0 fiiuf S66uc, Die $50. @lo.
les, SorrD, Spman 9enjontin rno
eSoieph @ed.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-04

9iaOiral Gnre @rndbGuoer.
80 Sage sHm @erind, oOer @eIS
5Hriif.
s. s. Mcrgc6cnn &. Co.,
G25 N..Gntuw-Gtr., Baltimore, Wo.
(6cb2A39itT&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-04
8eitraae gum 9alfSlD,'s I

~N*~"U~ O*S''' q .H
fiir DerluanOctc eOIOutcH i''' ~
lciOcuOs gSittucn nuO @'''' ,A6
acfaIlsucu aricacrn Orr ''', ..c
uuO SiterrcidliIa-nusnriIdl'" 'r.d&
~crOen BON 6cpolImadtist''
turcn Oes nllua6@SnaiO'p I. IS
Ssreins seIammelt. 9lHd' c,d1
Sas 9snti6c aOt9s Sreris D'p !. -
sqrI 81. qHS,rie, cfs e9'fl''
@srmau.strofs, aeIamH''li'' t5y
Scbcn Mittup6 wirS ii'''
sammIuuo,u iul nGorr'iP'''''
quittjrt. I'LL -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-04
Gcrtbeioigen 6ieS teIIung
ma a1me 0eS W dDorS.

@lonor @reiton aelangte geitern
in ben @eiib BON 9eidliiiier melde
0ie @fitglieoer Oes oNloluit OioDol.
@cridonerings @ereins~ in i6rcr
Sibuno 0efaBt 6otteu GieieI6cn
oriiden aus, ooB sic Organization
Sic Stelhmgno6me oes Niapors in
@c,ug onf oie @iniii6rung OeS eIet.
triiGen 9etriebes ser @enninluuuio
Giien6obn innerbol6 OerStaot9ren5c
iuooiiirt. Die Organization beiiir.
rportet, DAB ser @lapor Der 9a6n iiir
Nen beobiidtigteu Eiutrelboil nidt
r9cr GOu5eiiipncn erIan6t bis Der
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-24
THE STEEL MARKET.
Demand IN Al Lines 81 Trade IL
Being Maintained,

Toe steel marke; opened the week
with an Increase in operations noted In
some districts bcmaud in all lines IL
being mr'Ht1ircd. and in some OF the
domestic departments where the improve
m" has been rtthC" SLOW there Is
prrg'css. Structural steel has been gain
ing steadily ind in the equipment mar
kCt there has been more actively. The
great demand for bars and billets how
no sig' ~ diminishing. and consumers
are Nv finding difficulty in securing
shipments IN six months. Prices are
ruling steady In all departments and
further advances on bars are expected.
The Doily Tron 7'rddc says: Chicago
pig iron market has become frmer and
S1i Is quoted by most sellers on foundry.
malleable and basic grades for this years
delivery. Virginia pig iron quotations
have advanced 80 cents a ton and gen.
eral Philadelphia average quotation Is
SlI.7J for foundry grades this year.
Youngstown mills are asking 81 ad-
vance for open hearth and semi-fnished
steel. and most Pittsburg mills have
adopted 81 ton advance or plates, shapes
and bars. Iron trade takes calmly sink
ing OF Arab and bullish sentiment pre-
dominates"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-24
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Futures Close steady - Days
transactions 4O,2JO BAGS.

The coffee futures market closed steady
yesterday. with prices 2 to s points on
on transactions OF 40.250 bags. Sep
TENDER liquidation caused a rather sharp
decline In the early afternoon, but prices
rallied somewhat and at the close were
6 points above the low Of the day for the
active months. Offers in cost and freight
were unchanged to slightly lower. In
the local spot market Rio 7s were quoted
9Mgi, cents and Santos Is 6's q Z cents.
A good part OF the days transaction
represented switches. In these opera
tions the premium on December over
September was widened from IL to 10
points. March ;yas &c points of Sep
tember at the start, but the difference
was later increased to 30 points.
Brazilian markets were featureless.
Rio as and Santos IL were unchanged
at $4,000 and $3.50 respectively. Rio
and Santos receipts totalled 10000 bags.
Sac Paulo had 10000 and Jundiahy 49,
900. The rate of Rio exchange on Lon
don was lowered To IL 9-32d.
I,ri,py xxsre
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-24
GOSSIP OF WALL R


The decline from the top prices " lao.
week has been a stiff one. At tho lo,,
yesterday prices were down all ,he u,n
from 8 to 35 points. That indicatas
pretty severe shakeout and , prr,,t.
strengthened speculative position =,
ternal market conditions therefore ui,",
conceivably have been alouo rcsrnrsI'.s
FOR the recovery. The commission .uu.".
report that weak accounts nI,, l.a
cleaned out and that they are nnv ,, "
exceptionally strong position. =. ,.
ter OF fact margin business ri. .uir, ..
been on n very c~onservativ, un., .rt
Lusltania break taught people som. ,,.'.
and. moreover, the long intercs, b. .
so successful mat IT Cuuli ,r,rrt .
margins. The feature Of tn, ,,
break. severe as 1t was, has Ice.
unusually small amount Of rn,,.d
Ing that 1t caused. As an ry.d,,,.
the commission house posit ion ,p, a.,
with a thousand active irtWr,.
only twenty-one margin ellis tn
yesterday. Another firm with ,,or
counts made only thirty CALI. In r
latter case every call. with the az ~.
ton or me. was promptly ne,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-24
THE CURB MARKET.

Prices moved rather irregularly In
the outside market yesterday In an ac-
tive session. American Zinc was a
strong feature of the industrial depart
ment, while some of the more active is
sues such as Car. Light and Power ana
Electric Boat, new. were moderately
lower. Kennecott Copper was active.
ranging between IS and 43N and clos
ing at a slight gain. The kennecott
Copper Gs were conspicuous. being very
active and weak. They declined 8
points.
Standard Oil of New Jersey scored
an advance OF I points. while Prairie
Oil and Gas and South Penn Oil receded
4 and . points respectively.
Transactions In detail In the market
yesterday were as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-24
4 Trading Market,

DEDUCTIONS o the action o,
market yesterday were that IN. ,n,,.
disturbance caused by the sinking ~ ~
Arabic was over. \ big break IN ,..
a occurred, which has NOR. r- ~,
completely adjusted the marke, >, a.
possibilities In the case. So far a, nv
volume of selling Is concerned II
stantially over. The market has ai.,
reached a point where accumulativa t,,,.
ing Is making itself felt. I'uiI ~,
arabic question is settle, ono v.v nv
the other no resumption OF tho hug.
Is to be expected. IN the al
sence OF further bad news, Prices u 4
nuctuate in the neighborhooJ NJ ~.
present level. 4 strong pear PARTY r,s
been built up and Il may have console,
able success in ~uncovering further no,
spots. II will also from time In ,.',a
outrun the selling. leading To sVif, b..
probably brief rallies. Eyer,lI.,
points TO a period Of We an
with an uncertain movement ~ mi, a,
That is the kind Of market known A. q,
good trading market.
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THE COPPER MARKET.
Cons Naitinr In Hope oT
seeing Lower Prices

IIe g PIPER market continued unset
tied ye' terddy owing. to L.. continued
weakness IN london. The larger selling
agencies were practically out of the
market, a. theN weIe not willing to meet
the cuts made 10y the >ma.le. producers
and second hands, There was a fairly
large domestic Inquiry before the mar
kei but consumers we!e rut wiling 20
pay tnc prices asked 10y the large PR
duce'a. and Their fore II any business re-
suited It went to minor Interests
small producers and seaCud hands are
reported to have sold copper rs low ~
|" cents = pound, aud o. some quarters
4 was said ldit ever less VAS accepted.
Large sumors have admitted that
thy have rev orders for m ished ma
tegiai for which They have as yet bought
NO copper. but are waiting iu the hope
o. seeing lower prices.
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The Ruinely stocks We're lu.,f- d..
exceptionally strong features. Butu ,,,.,
at good advances. The : per cent roe.
were quoted at - bid ana - asked ur
the curb there was a transaction r. a
new stock. when issued, at ~. 30.
makes the present price level "r .n
on the exchange look odd. To- be- 20 ,
parity with each other IN" old .;u.E n. '
have to sell around 6ly or TN" Nu. - .
around ~. or curse the "Nu'i .
contracts are not always safe ,uI .
in which To- place cumplo.' '.I,.
People who assert that ;lclc .. u.
ress quiet accumulation of llr u.
hares suggest that tho ,r.ro ~. poi.
stock and the quotation !"" e.
are being made with design .r ,
facilitate the operation.
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THE SUGAR MARKET.
Raw and Refined Quiet-Futur..
slightly W.

The raw sugar market was ouict y..-
terday, with conditions unchanged from
lhoSe prevailing at the close OF last
week Sellers were offering prompt
'ubas at ~ cents. but renners were
apparently not willing to pay more than
49, cents. Spot quotations were nom
maj and unchanged in the absence OF
sales.
The refined sugar market was ouiet
so far az new business was concerned.
but there was "A good demand for with
draWals against old contracts. All re-
hners continued To quote so cents ex-
rept the Federal Sugar Refining Com
panN' which continued to quote $50
cents.
The sugar futures market at the Cof-
Zee Exchange was quiet, with prices
slightly lower, Total sales were ZOO
tons.
hTIrpS were
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steel common furnished the .oc,mo,t.
force 10 the market. Its break ,nroup,
10 brought The whole market down ~.
n rus1. and its rally thguush tina, Ng..-
stinened prices promptly. the ~, .,.r.
ton OF trading in Steel to the tut,i e..
ness was unusually hign, Wh.' r.. 9
the movements In tina; stock .',
Below 20 excellent bay AZ NJ ST.. r,
reported. which was not a,tpu.,IlH. n.
asmuch az "A ten point .~traisl'Iwr ~
IN that stock IL something Of 20 rhor -,,.
o Total sales In Steel sine. o.. e;
began are about zoo, 900 ,u,.,- r 4.
represents an enormCus yu.T... "a
speculative load.
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"My customers" says on" S,ops r,-
change man. "haN- all been tai, .
hullish ever since the Aythlr Ms sJ'
and al the same time hav, been -. me-
with both hands. The.r attitude ''.
minds me of a civil war story r
colonel Of a certain regiment ruu
ceived orders To retire with ali pu
BILE haste from the position n, o'.n-
pied. In an address 20 MS ucr '' g..
quainted them Of the order a. I.I'uN-
We are ordered to retreat. Tuo ,n''
il near In overwhelming force. .f o
not let your retreat b." a roui
little lame. so ! think ! had hottie s''rt
now"
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TEXAS co. HAD GOOD YEAR
Net Earnings Increased ,n'''
over ma Report.

The annual report Of IN" T'\',
pany for the year ended Iun' '"
shows that after tn dDlu'' "
1851 ,365 from the me- t,lu
reserve there remained >"
compared with S6,lS1."7i i'm l''t
was equal to 2l,3 PEI cent u" .'
600. OO0. capital stock, against -"'
cent. the year previous ,irN~>
lngs OF the company were SO o.
as compared with $25.H2i,tu. d.. '.
with net earnings OF ~S>,oeAt' .
s7,752,459.
The surplus for the yea t.t'
ment Of dividends Amounted Pr.
393.327. as compared with So. .'..
wear previous. During IN, n.,-'
S~3.00O.0O0 was paid in dividends
$4,000 in l9li The total ''
loss surplus OF the SoWptn. H
30, 1918, is given as Slii2H."o..
pared with sll,lS5.97+ on sun,
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C%OTTONSEED OIL.

After declining To new lows, Nlt. =
TENDER AT 523, October AZ - aU4 yAI.
uary al 80, the list closed hrm r-3'-
offerings were small and sp,up .t'|,
selling was discouraged hy prov, B
levels offerings Wei, llSht w 'N.
trade,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-24
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Tn. California Telephone and Llgh; Conn
phnN p, ports for the wear ended June 30,
1915, gross earnings ~ sl"3."Si. compared
with gross Of Sil7 100 FOR The precCdine
gear, e gain ~ sll.456 Expenses and,
taNr. increased s3.0o7. and ne; etrnincs
Wer" SSG.0i5, an increase ~ sSfia TIL.
balance after interest charges. amortiza-
Ion. depreciation ami dividends on tho
preferred s'ock Was i1.SiS, rs against 4,
balance Of Si,30i for the previous year.
Gross earnings Of The san Joauuin Light
and Power Corporation for she three
months ended Juno so. 1915. ,gg-eca.NI
fli',O:' Net earnings werc s.1G.iG1. and
The balance after charges was sliO.SST.
For the siN months ended Jane 30 gross
earnings We're 1855, sol. net edrnirgs were
sa.i $50. and IN, surplus after charges
was s-i33il.
De ktl '"uut'. Tennessee. has author.
TOD tn, ~tlD NJ $50. Goa thirty year per
coat. bonds. tho proceeds 10 h. invested in
an onuii amour; ~ the capital storn Of
the Nashville and Eastern RallwIy ,'om-
p'1y. thus practically assuring the CON
siru''inn ~ N" c%,eotrir line between Nash.
VII" AMI SmlthNlllc. Tho bonds are - H..
sod ofior the railway has been completed
The Nashville. Chattanooga and st. Louis
lIai. way II to he ei,c'rlhDl from Nashville
20 Lebanon. and an extension is 10 b. built
to Sin!thv'l". according to the terms @,
tho contract.