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LAKE
TORPEDO
BOAT CO.
7 per cent
First Preferred Participating
Stock.
Gwynne Bros.
25 BROAD ST.,
New York.
Telephone Broad 3232
iRrimmidiiOe
Municipal
Bonds
Circular "T-104"
33 Pine St.
New York
wms^msmmMm
International Petroleum
Will it Catch Up with
the Other Standard Companies
in Dividends and Market Prof*??
Complete detailed rt'l'ort_fr?*
on request. Ask for 46 D. D.
JONES & BAKER
? hick BnoKr.n>
50 Broad Street, New York
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Chlrnso Phlladeliibts. Boat?.?
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ns much in
the
Standard Oils St. Joseph Lead
Cramp Shipbuilding; kennecott Copper
tWiuS'ScaStV) Suhmariae Corp.
Hall Switch ft >ignal
m.d other
Copy tent ur>on requeet ,
Harve> A. Willis & Co.
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Municipal Bonds 4" 4
Public Utility Bonds TO
and Notes 7' .
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
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REPUBLIC OF CUBA
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of tli?
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SPEYER & CO.
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MARKET NEWS
AND COMMENT
Stocks in Good Supply?
late Bear Pressure
Weakens List
RAILROADS HAVE
A BRIFJ UPTURN
Sterling Exchange Breaks Fur?
ther, in Spite of Receipt of
Gold Imports.
Relief over the passing of the Arabic
crisis, which had been responsible for
so great recovery lust work, yesterday
ceased to enrry the market or. to h if her
levels. Trofit taking at prier? reached
was hiav;-. Rrokers ?nid the market
44-a? full of ?rocks. Still, there was
?uffieient buying to prevent any wide
break snd in the early trading there
?.vas tnen a brief advance. The short
interest in the afternoon applied pr?s?
ure and produced a setback that n
some of the war group amounted to as
much as S roints. Before the close
there was some recovery, with the final
movement uncertain.
In The middle of the forenoon an
attempt to turn speculation into more
conservative channels through an up?
turn iA the railroads did no! (ret far.
Coming statement? of tarnings for
July from important Eastern carriers,
i understood to be particularly encourag?
ing, were used to assiit the rise. New
Haven closed with a gain of nearly
4 points and New York Central of 1.
Elsewhere, among the railroads, im?
provement maintained to the end was
fractional and some were lower. En
Ion Pacific was particularly firm for a
I while, but most of its advance melted
away.
Copper warrants were lower in Lon
] don and in our market copper stocks
fell back. Anaconda losing over a point.
! At the ?ipenirg a few issues of con
j cems -..ipposrd to be hene?tting through
i war orders had jrains of from a good
I fraction to 1 or 1? poirts, and others
of the group advanced during the ses?
sion, fhess were mainly issues that
i had been mcon-picuous last week. Fa
| vorites of the recent rise for the
most part had to absorb so much profit
taking that they made few gains dur?
ing th-.' day. Wesfinehouse and Bald
w.n LeOComotiTe, however, with vague
talk of new contracts, were strong
around noon. Enited States Steel
touched last week's highest of 77, but
fell back to clos?- with a net loss of
nearly a point after heavy selling in
j the last hour.
In the uncertainty of such a market,
the question as to what would be done
, with the large amount of securities
brought into this country from Europe
with Sunday. t*oid shipment added to
the uneasiness. No au '.oritative ex
-?ion came and traders were In
doubt whether they should consider
that this meanl tying up of part of the
European supply in collateral loans or
an impending source of selling to be
feared.
J19.500.000 of gold that came
acrosi the ocean did nothing to steady
sterling rates. Buyers of exchange on
! London were few and selling, under?
stood to be from large ???.aneial inter?
?s' . 4vas heavy. Weakness in rates be?
came worse in the afternoon and the
market ?vas well nigh demoralized. At
the end of the day sterling checks sold
at 4.60'. in the pound, more than 23
under the price that in normal
, time? is commonly regarded as the im?
p?t* point.
Government figures of our foreign
commerce for .lulv, with exports more
than $100.000,000'above those of the
t vo years preceding and over $124,000,
000 greater than Imports, brought the
fa orable trade balance for the first
seven months of the calendar year up
to more than $900,000,000. Present in?
dications are for a great increase of
our shipments when jrrain and cotton
begin to move out and the munitions
ordered early in the year are ready.
Europe's customary offsets against
balance of good? have been reduced
and even such great shipment! of gold
as have recently been brought in seem
rnificanl in comparison 4vith trade
Tending the completion of
? arrangements they are o
',:- even proater di.?or
?!er in the foreign exchange market.
Our purchase of storks and bonri from
abroad seems absolutely needed to
counteract the immense nrcponderance
of our exports. Since European hold
? rs are comparatively slow to give us
an opportunity to buy our own securi?
ties it appears that the remedy must
, be that sve brinj- theirs with our ac
I cumulating preflti
A* EatAGE OF THK TRIr?TNE> ____
OK MI I r.i:\ KAU ?v
Aiifiiat 30, ?eaterrlrtt? close 107.133
AllSllat 2? 107.71*.?.
One we??k a*n . If)"..003
One month as?. lOtVttS
.luis SO. 1914.loi.its
lliaili for .lui?.in.VSSO
lots, for .lui?.mi.91*
HlKh for June). 10-.tl.
I ..w fur .lime. IQ-JMS
Hiijli fur Mat.II1.S33
I in fi.r May.|(i|. :,.o
Hi-h f..r \|nil .I1SJM
I ..v? fur April . I07.SS,
High for March. KiK.lOK
i .m i,i Mart?-.lot .,.,?.
II ich fur leliruar?.IM..M
I <>\? fi.r I rt.rujrs .101.19:*
High fur January.IHH.'I.'.I
I ..\4 f..r .l.i rui.tr v .I0-.M.
High, full .?ear. 1014 .Uli.101
loss. full srur. 1014 . lot t Hi
AVER ?Ol Ol I Hi. I lilil? M 1 I l?.|
Ol I \. I I '. 1 INOf-TKIAL_
-__-_1 Mi 4i'?tirilll4'? i loaf RK.??'.'
\u_llst .'M . . ... M.3M1
One ?seek MR? .
On,- in.mill ii*.. . M.ttt
.1 wi?. M, 1014 . ..: i:;
|| |Ii ! r .Inly . M Ni
I ,,44 fi.r Juts . ?.<> >t|
Iliiili fi.r June. ?.-..ija-i
i.,.? '..i Jaae . 7s m
High fee Mu? .I-.OM
i ?m tea Ma?. 74 ro
M :i.M fur \|.rll . BS.1U
1 .us for April.7.V:|I4
Hick for March. ?S.IM
I ..?4 In- Mnii Ii. Til n:i|
ili-h for I el.ni.irs . 7.'1 <:'l
I i.4s lor li-l.rii.irs . . ri!i,">|;
Ili-h fur Jaaaarj .7". out
i m? to? Jaaaa?*] . 7o ',;t
il ?s Ii. full rear, 1914.si.riu
I .i? . lull 4 ear. 1914.OMfl
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
MONDAY, AM.ist 30. loir..
Ti.tnl ?ale? of nli.rk? Mnntlav. 74.1.?00. again?! ?Mil SnI unlay, ?97.20(1 a
week agi?; Si.uk ?hfwil>tt elsMste] ;i >?ar a?,, h rum .lanu?r\ 1 t<? date, 95.251.900,
against Itfa.lftaS.lM ;i >ear an?).
Quotation Kang? Ne?
H :i-l-i Lot? Final, chit?'.
83%
37%
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105
DIt.I
rut.'
Ma Ita Gold M Ines.
All?.-? i ha)mera .
Allia Chalmers pr.
4 Am. Ag? < he?leal....
6 Am. AgT. Cl.iiiin.-al nr.
\ ni. Beet Suirar.
Arria Can .
7 Am. ? .ii, pr.
2 Am. (it A Foundry. .
7 Am. < oui Products....
Am. Cotton (''I.
?\m. Hide & Leather. . .
Am. Hide & Leather pr
Am. 1er Securitif
Km. i Insi ?.I .
An I Insei,! pr.
Am. Locomotive ....
Am. Malt .
I Am, Malt pr.
?I Am. Smelt'.i.aC .
7 Am. Smelting pr.
.Am. Steel Foundry.. .
7 Am. Sagat? .
5 Am, Tel. * Cable.
- km. Tel. A Tel.
- \r:ic,in?ia . 2?. 100
6 Atchison . 2,10
Baldwin Locomotive... 2?.'.""
.". Baltimore & Ohio. ...-""
1 Hiiltimore * Ohio pr.. .
Hethlchcm Steel.
6 Hrooklyn Rapid Transit
80 Batte ? Superior ('op..
Cal Petroleum.
4 l'a! F'et roleiiin pr. 4,700
in Canadian Pacific. 2.ion 151% 162% 150% 1604
3 Centra'. Leather.
7 Central Leather pr....
?' ? .ntral & So. Am. Tel.
' :,esapeakc & Ohio. . ? .
? hi. Great Western pr.
4 Chi., Mil. & ?St. Paul...
7 Chi. & North Western.
(hi.. R. I. & Pacific...
60 Chino Con. Copper. 3,100
Colo Fuel * Iron.
Corn Product? pr.
Crex Carpet Co.
Crucible Steel.
i i ucible Steel pr.
Cuban-Am. Sugar.
Delaware ,<-. Hudson. .
Distilling Securities...
Dome Mines. 1,600
F.rie . 14
F.rie 1st pi.
Frie 2d pr.
Federal M, * S. pr.
General Chemical .
(?encrai Electric . .
General Motors .
General Motors pr.
Goodrich, B. F.
. h. II. F., pr.
Gt. Northern pr. 1,400 IM1* U?
Gt North. Ore ?subs.... 6.1'
Guggenheim F.xp!. B,2l
Homestake . loo ii7
Central. i
Int. Agricul.' 7"" 24 4
Int. Agricul. pr.'
Inspiration Copper. 10.?
Inter.-Con. 7,20 I
6 Inter.-Con. pr.i 2,600
It,ter.-Metropolitan ....'
6 Inter. Harr, of N. J_
Inter, Paper .
2 Inter. Paper pr.
Kansas < ity Sou'hern..
4 Kansas City South, pr..
8 Kinrrs Co. ?. L. & P....
Lackawanna Steel*..
7 Laricio Gas.
! 10 Lehigh Valley.
7 Lisf-ett & Myers pr....
7 I.orillan!. P., pr.
6 Louisville & Nashville
7 Manhattan El.
Maxwell Motor .
7 Maxwell Motor 1st pr..
Maxwell Motor 2d pr. .
Mexican Petroleum....
Mexican Petroleum pr.
60 Miami Con. Copper....
Mo.. Kan. & Texas.
Missouri Pacific.
2 Montana Power.! 4,500
7 Montana Power pr....
5 Nashville <?? Chatta...
7 National Riscuit pr...
National Cloak & Suit
National Ln. & Stp...
3 '?'ational Lead .
7 N'a* ional 1 ?--id pr.
30 Nevada Con. Copper...
? York Air Braks..
5 New York Central.
N. V., N. 11. {? 11.
N. Y.. Ont, *? Western.
f. Norfolk <v Western ...
5 ! No '? in.
230 I 46%
100 30
-:;
in" 127
4,100 214
47
43 4
Comstock Tunnel. 86,700 .12
olidated Gas. 300 1274
Continental Can. loo 864
Continental Can pr. 100 103% 103% 103% 103%
Corn Product*. 11,100 18% 19% 18% 18%
?".fin 88 88
20 40 40
14,500 73 j 774
?i.i7* im
000 116 116
100 139%
27
21%
28V<J
43 4
86
41?
100
22
29%
?Ii7*
85
49
160 298% 298% 2?8% 298%
8,200 '.7.-, 176% 171 17;
1% . ' . 218%
ion 110 110 110
8,100 63 '"'3
100 108 108 108
?;.:7
21
74%
4.700 21
109
10
1,700 sa
1,400
'J'"' .,74
50 124
8,1100 ?
300 103 4 103% 1034 1034
13% 148% 142% 142%
in- 118% 118%
100 115V* nr,4
22a 11?! 11?'.
128
43 4
?1%
86%
87 -
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27
B%
4 4
50 128
won 43 4
1,100
900
11.700
100
2,100
in,1
4.700
91
85%
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27
34
a
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35%
21 ' s
75%
21%
11
38'-a
% 36%
'- 67%
124
44 7!
% 103
% 142
1184 il*1? f 4 11?
11*5% 115% - 1
.16 16 - 14 115% 116%
12- 12S - 125 129
424 424 - 4 424 43
91 I -
86 - I
84% %
86 - 2
26% 4
- - . 4
4%
66 r 1%
91
86% I
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3:. 4' 86
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82
100 106% 1064 106-4 1064 . -,
loo 120 120 120 120
74
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53 4
103
lia
83
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4
14
54%
122 4
K,o 1204 12 120% 1% I204 123
825 s 6
90" 2-?
1,600
loo 112
1.200 is-*
1,800 149
5,100 904
6,20(1 64
400 26%
86
66
112
15%
1 19%
91 .
66%
-'.'2
27
68
112
ir,
117
90%
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27 4 14 27
?14'?
112 - 112
15 - 14%
147 1 146%
300 107 4 107% :
I.41 "
7 Northern Pacific.' 1,600 108
1 ?ntario Silver.
Pacific Mail.
Pa? ?fie Tel. & Tel..
6 Pennsylvania R R.
6 Philadelphia Co...
P., C. C. <v St. L. ..
Pittsburgh Coal.
200
200
3.400 35
3,300 1"-' -
- ? ,
71%
108% 1074
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33% 33
914
66
26%
1074
714
107
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13,910 86% 37
108%
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72
334 84%
1 a
91%
7-! -a
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32 4
36
108%
8a
70
31*
S3
28
64%
1124
15%
117
91 ?
66%
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72
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burgh Coal pr.! 2.200 104% 106 102% 1024 24 102% 103
Pressed Steel Car.' 2,400 61% 82
- Quicksilver .! 200 8% C
? IRailwav Steel Spring.. . 7"" 40 10
15 Rav Con. Copper.' 8,000 24 24
8 Reading .' 7,700 148%| 160
Rep Iron * Steel. 2300 13% 44'
Rep. Iron * Steel pr. . 28 101%
Rock Island pr.I 1,300 :i
Rumely.! 1,600 7%
Kumelv pr.I 3,000
- Seaboard Air Line.' 200
Seaboard Air Line pr. .
ir? Roebuck ....
Slosj Sheff. Steel & I..
fi Southern Pacific .I
So way .I
way pr... '
3 Standard Milling,
11
1 11
101
3oo 155% 155% 155
4
60% 60% - 1 60% 61
34 3% % 34 : 14
- 39 ' 40
23% 23 4 >?? 23 4 23 4
148% 14f 148% 149
424 434 14 434 434
101 ?? 101" . 1014 102
-
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' . - 10 10%
14% 14% ? 4 14 |4%
324 32 . - . 324 33
155 % 155 156%
8,30(1
7""
300
100
90 a
914
K'7?
Studebakcr .I 8,700 111 111
? baker pr.' 104% 104%
12 1. nnessee ' opper. ' '
? 0 , full paid 300 l 18 148%
10 Texas Companj 5,100 152^ 1
? ; Ave, ?;?? i:. R... J 55%
6 Twin City R T .
4 L'ndeiwood Typewriter. 10 I
? 1 1 Bag & Paper. .
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4 Union I'
I ?1 ir M fg.
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I'l ?ted Kv I:.'. ? it 10.;i m
9 '
15 a
19%
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91
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554 66%
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152% :
34 4
90%
49
109% ?
104 108
5t
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2,100 7
27% 28
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79
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7 U. S Steel pr
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Va ' 41%
? Chemical pi 102
\ rjrinia Iron. C. A C. 10
W iba?h pi .
u est? rn Maryland 1.800 29
,
I Wosl Mfg
Whe? ??? I. Y -'.i pr. : I 2
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7 U llys-Overland pr
1!
r:
102
37
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1314
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51
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1124
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BANK STOCKS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
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of a merchant is enhanced through
connection with a bank of undoubted
strength. If you are considering
opening a new account we invite
you to consult us.
Commercial accounts are our specialty.
The Mechanics & Metals National Bank
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
tO NAhSAI hTltr.KT
Capital, Surplus and Profits $14,000,000
Deposit* $112,000,000
THE M I! SOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY COM'ANY
The Receiver ol the Missouri Pacific Railway having announced tint
payment cannot be made of the interest due September I, 1915, upon the
Trutt Fivi? Prr Cent. Bond* due January 1, 1017, the Forty Year Four Per
Cent. Gold Luan Bonds tid the Five Per Cent. Fir?t ?nd Refunding Mortgage
Fifty-Year Gold Bond?, ol The Missouri Pacific Railway Company, the re?
spective Depositaries and Sub-Depositaries for such bonds under the Plan
of Readjustment will, if de-sirfd t*\ depositing bondholders, advance to them
upon their bonds, at the time of deposit thereof, or upon presentation of
the r certificates of deposit heretofore issued, th.' amount Ol such interest.
Ownership certificates in accordance with the Federal income tax law will
be required in case of all advances.
New York, August 10, I'M 5.
KUHN LOEB __ CO.,
Readiustment Managers.
Tii? Commlttc? reprcMntlng
Five Per Cent. Firit and Refunding Mortgage Bonds,
by ALEXANDER i HEMPHILL,
? Th' Can.mlttM r?-pr??r.niln?;
Forty Year Four Per Cent. Gold Loan Bond?,
t.y PRANK X l: CLOSE, Chalrmaa
The
Credit
Standing
CURB MARKET
TRANSACTIONS
Irregular Prices, with the War
Issues Firmest Group?Oils
Fairly Active.
Prices moved irregularly In the curb
trading ft tarda-. Intere-t converged
largely in the war order stockj, which
generally wcie the firmest part of the
market. Submarine Boat was excep?
tionally active, getting as high as 57,
but reacted to 564 at the close, with a
net gam of hall a point. Llectric Boat
common touched MO, a new hi?n level,
closing at 556, a net advance of 10
points, while the preferred improved i'i
points. Drigfc-Seabury ami Cramp
Ship Building '.ure weak.
The petroleum liroup was fairly act?
ive at mut?. A decline of 9
points wai made b> Prairie oil and Gas
nr.ii 2 by Ohio Oil. Standard of I
fornia and Indiana were slights," im?
proved. There was a generally weak
tone in the mining stocks. Delaware i
Hudson convertible 5s declined a frac?
tion.
INDI -TRIALS.
T ..
? High, l.iw laMfc
? | H 1". IOS
111 ?I'i 114
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COPPERS AND OILS
WEAK IN LONDON
Diamond Shares in Demand?
Support for War Loan and a
Few Gilt Edged Issues.
London, Au?. 30. The stock market
was quiet, oui generally lirra Diamond
?hare? were in ^ood demand, and the
war loan and a few gilt-edged tecuri
rere supported, but oil stocks were
easy and copper Issues were weak on
the decline in the price of the metal
,1s were unchanged at 66.
American securities were uncertain.
They failed to maintain the opening
i, but c!o.;ed fairly r-tcudv. Most
of thi was in United States
Steel, Union Pacific and Southern Pa?
cific.
Money was m increased demand for
month-end requirements ami m prep?
aration for to-morrow's tall for about
1,000 on the war lorn. Discount
?.ver.' steadier. The Hank of Eng?
land to-day bought 4193,000 and sold
?393,000 m'bar gol?! ami ?44,000 In for?
eign com, the latter for shipment to
America. Money loaned at 3% to 4 per
cent; disc >unt rates for ihort snd three
months wen- 4 4 / 5 per eut.
Gold premium at Lisbon was 49.
Paris, Aug. 30.- Prices were firm on
the Bourse to-day. Th-ee per cent
rentes closed unchanged at 68 francs
hi centime? Kxchange on London, 27
francs 71 centimes.
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narket on the Consolidated Ex?
change weakened. Union Pacific did
not tret above 132H in its early im?
provement. United States Steel failed
to <;et above 76%.
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WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC & MANUFACTURING COMPAN.
To Holdere of Certificates of Deposit for Convertible Sinking Fund Fir? p,
Cent. Gold Bonds deposited under the Plan and Afreement of Ma
12, 1915:
The'offer to stockholders to subscribe to the new Convertible Boml
<tf the CompM) has resulted in the purchase by said stockholders of all net
bonds offered, with the exception of #4 5 7,000 thereof. In accordance wit
the provisions of the above Plan, said new Bonds not subscribed for bv th
stockholders will be distributed pro rata among the depositing boidhoidtri
who will receive cash for the balance of their deposited bonds at the rjrl
provided for by the Plan, viz.: 105 and accrued interest.
OB and after September 10, lOt?, as of which date interest on the d?
positea bonds will cease, depositing bondholders, upon surrender of thei
certificate? of deposit at the office of the Depositary, will be entitled t
receive for each deposited bond
Cash (#967.1_ bonds at 105^ and interest).... #1,03
Fractional Certificate exchangeable for new Con?
vertible Sinking bund Five Per Cent. Gold
Bonds, when issued. 12 M
Fractional certiticates issued to represent the new Cor, .ertible Boni
will not bear Interest but will be exchangeable for permanent i
bonds, bearing interest from Julv 1. 191$, when prepared and ready fo,
delivers, on surrender of such certificates at the office of the Deposits.?/
in amounts of not less than #1,000 or any multiple thereof; and :
the date of delivery of the permanent engraved bonds, said fraction]
certiticates may be exchanged for lull Paid #1,000 Receipts for such Bonds
(in any such exchange any fractional amount of such certificate* i ver Jl.ooc
or anv multiple thereof will be redeemed by the Company it \ : - ?J
interest, or, at the option of the holder, a new fractional certifica'
Issued therefor. .,
lull Paid 51.000 Receipts, exchangeable for new bonds when prepared
will be issued direct to depositing bondholders entitled to frac* ontl receipt!
aggregating not less than #1,000 or any multiple thereof, a fractional cer?
tificate being issued for any fractional amount In excess ot #1
multiple thereof. #
THE AMOUNT OF FRACTIONAL CERTIFICATES TO BE DISTRIBUTED
BEING SO SMALL, THE COMPANY HAS DETERMINED FOR THE CON.
VENIENCE OF THE DEPOSITING BONDHOLDERS TO MAKE AN ALTER.
NATIVE OFFER TO PAY CASH AT 112 AND INTEREST FOR THE FRAC.
TIONAL CERTIFICATES DISTRIBUTABLE AS ABOVE RECITED SUCH
CERTIFICATES WILL BE PURCHASED AT SAID PRICE IF TENDERED AT
THE OFFICE OF THE TREASURER OF THE COMPANY, NO. 165 BROAD
WAY, NEW YORK CITY, ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 10, 1915, AFTER
WHICH DATE NO CERTIFICATES WILL BE SO PURCHASED.
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC A MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
By OUY E. TRIPP. Chairman.
\pproved:
KUHN, LOEB & CO.,
.Managers.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Depositary.
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
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MININ';
sal?? Opeo nuil. Lew Leet.
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Ti;it a syndicats ha- been formed to
lin neo the purchase by China of one '
h drei submarines from the Subma
ine B,.at Corporation was denied em
phatically by ? director ??? the corpora?
tion who is a member of one of the
banking firm? *a:d to have been mem
bora of the syndicate. "A uuni'oor of
men are over here." said ho ye.
te lay "They arc polite enough to I
like our boats, but they haw not numed j
n contract. The rumor la entirely f?Ue, |
a? fal.-o as that of the syndicate. How .
ca there be a syndicate when they
have nothing concrete to work on?*
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
To The ??to? -holder- ?ml l>ol>entur? M-at
?n?*e Humlliold-T? uf
THF. WAB.WI K sll KO \l> I UMI'AXY.
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I ?-> ?i.'ur^ Mi rtRaa,-" ? ' -.-.?
\\'..t, i ah [tal I roa - h?'4
ofllc? ..f Bmltb i- Backwlth (Un
ijT.?ral Attorney? of tha <'..rnp?ny f?r
. ? of Ohio), In '!?'? *?? '-.'I National
I!a:.K Butldlna. in th?
ohlo, on T - tw?ina
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Sa ' York. Auu I
INACTIVE STOCKS.
The following- table gives the ciotinf
bid _nd asked prices "'or stocks whieb
ar?1 i.-ted but which wer?? not dealt ia
on th^ Stock Exchange Monday:
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