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Short Term
Investments
Circular on request.
New
Foreign Government
Issues
Mackay&Co.
4 Wall Street
Nev. York
Winchester Arms
J.K.Rice,Jr.&Co.
"?hones tSSl N Y
MAXWELL MOTOR
lst PFD. DIV. WARRANTS
a-Mflefl W* .J->.l 'e'nrmatton (ren Reauett
Gude,Winmill*Co.
kftmbtrt "Vea forl 8tt ? Eaehengt
20 Brosd St.. N. Y. Tel. Recto- 8880
HARRIMAN NATIONAL BANK
Fifth Avenue & Forty-fourth St.
New York.
B1NKIH6 HOURS FR8M 8 A. M. TO I P. M.
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS 8 A. IM. TO MIDNIGHT
Irving National Bank
^^^Sv^ STRICTLY A
<^?&rfe>?*> COMMERCIAL
^^?p^ BANK
Woolworth BurxDmo, New York
1 IIAKTKKKn 1*G4.'
Union Trust Co.ol New York
80 BROADWAY
nnh A- A tt* St. nSBj A, A 'Orb st
Allow* Inlrrrs; un Drpoaltra.
Acts as Eiecutor, Guardian, Trustee, elc.
EXTRA BRASS DIVIDEND
Ameriean (ompany l'aja B*aJ Per Ont
BoaMoa Baflsi Disbursement,
An extra drv.dend of .T-fc per cent
uns deelared jroatoraay by directors of
tlM Amer.ran l'rass ("ompany, along:
with 'he regular quarterly dividend of
IS per cent, payable August lii. The
aaaas asaoaal araa deelared in the pre-'
ceding quarter and the proaoat extra
diakaraenenl aiakoa a total of 10H per
? tra payaments ao far thj
yi ar.
Ia 1907 the company deelared a stock
dividend of 20 por cent. which increas*d
the outstanding capital from $12,500,- ,
000 to 115,000,000. and since 190.". th*
company's record breaking earningl .
have enabled it to pay a total of 10
por eaat in extra dividends. lt Is un-1
derstood that the eompai.y is consum
ing now eloaa to 400,000,000 pounds of j
toppor annually.
? ?
DISCUSS CHINXSE LOAN
Bankers Confer?Early Announcement
Is Expected.
Bankers were again in conference
yesterday afternoon diseussing the pro
hiaa of from $25,000.
000 to t- The conference
was called foi OWiBg the conference of
N<w Tork banker* aritk the State De?
partment at Washington on Tuesday,
when the State 1'epartment made it
positively known that it favored the
loan.
Whether or not any action waa taken
at yesterday's meeting could not be
learned but an early announceraent is
expected in financial circles.
BRIEF WALL STREET NLWS
Director- of the PrflSSSd Stool Car
Company have deelared a dividend of
$1 a share on the common stock, pay
aklc Sepl mber t to holdera of record
August lt'.. Tkfl last previous dividend
? i stock was tkree qnartors of i
per cent. pr. d <>n I'ecernbcr lr>. l'.'ll
The board alao doclaiad the regular
aaarterli dividend ol |1.7B on the pre?
ferred aaare , payable August 23.
Gold assoaatiag ts $1,000,000 has
been withdrawn froaa the Sub-Treasury
for shipment to Cuba.
A NoVJ York Cotton Exchange mem
Old i"T f l.*>,000,
which rs $760 more than was paid on
the previou
An extra dividend of 21 per cent has
been deelared hy the Kristerri Steel
i ompany on its lirst preferred stock
on account of accnnnfatod diridenda,
togetkt i tkfl regular quarterly
dlaburaemi ? of 1% ).*r cent on the
same stock. both pa*?ahle SoptOflflker 15.
Thi re la atill a 1 - ? er eeat
in unpaid dividends on this stock.
The l*a**e OU i ompany, it was an- i
nour.ced jresterda**, has deelared a rag
ular quart. ? ad of I per cent
and 2 per cent extra, payable Septem?
ber 1. In the prev.ousflquarter 30 per
Cent extra was paid
SECTJRITIES AT AUCTION.
The fellowiag aeearitiM were sold
yesterday at auction at the exchange
salesroom bv Adrian li. Muller & Son:
? I . 4 . ,.
? " ' '***? Fire lD-urane* Coiii-aa*..
(l-? M l;,.
I'Ofl arsar-a .'? , nrrtrrmi *-0 *a ? u.
i ? -.
. ? ? ? - ? ... ? *
eaaaaai... j- ,?,? |
i ? ? af aaei .
34 aharea Na-ior.a! llar k (fl OiMBMM 1100 *aahl""
170
lt aharva R*a''T An- .!???. Ifllflal -.. |
. t .* truat**,
tn aharea flr>l N'aiU.r a! Bai k ..f Iln. Vlan i $100
OeflkJ
Ter eeee ial a>f wliom it ? .
II 18 104%
40 a'larr* Tul* (.iiiaraiila-a. It Trua. I paiiy J ?
*arhi
4 aliara-a S".ith?r I arl! I
J . aba-a* Inal . . ) ?. a I
t"> tw> VnAtrt
. 100 |
Re-erve Board Head Renamed.
Washington. .luly M Charles S. j
Hamlin, of Massachusetts, now the
governor of the Federal Keserve Hoard,
waa nominated for another term to?
day by I'resident Wilson. i
WARKET NEWS
AND COMMENT
Failure of Stock Prices
to Advance on News
Disappoints.
STEEL SHOWING IS
WITHOUT INFLUENCE
Steel Common Closes Practically
UnchanRed Other Issues
Move Sluggishly.
Action ef tbe market yesterday
drmonMra'ed to the disappointment of
the speculative element how utterly
unresponsive stocks hnve become to
fnvornb'e news. Wall Street had con
tidcntly expected a sharp rise in the
Rcnernl price level as a result of the
splendid qunrterly statement of the
Steel Corporation and the declaration
of the extra dividend. Put the stock
mnrket did the unexpected, and after
a moderate display of firmneit. at the
opening, relspssd into dulness and de?
eline.
Prices did not go down far, to be
sure. but this afforded small comfort
to the rank and file, who had looked
for the beg-BBlag of better thinps.
Continuance of the apathetic condi?
tions that hnve prevailed for a month
or so, despite the charncter of the
earningSj the evtra Steel divi?
dend, tho declarntion of extra divi
dends by several industrinl corpora
tioni resterdsp and the news of fresh
h ai.d Russian successes in the
theatre of war. raises the question
whether the bull cumpiiiijn in Wall
Street hai really come to an end nnd
?nggeatfl thnt the mnrket is now ad
juflting itself to char.jrod conditions
regardless of dny to dny news devel
opmonts.
The more the earning statement of
tho Steel Corporation is considered the
niore wonderful becomes the showinj.
Afl matter^ now stand the corporation
wlll have by early autumn approxi
matcly $200,000,000 of cash in its
treaaary. And the prospects are bripht
for another excellent enrning state?
ment for the curretit quarter, and apain
in the last quarter of the year. Steel i
common diaplayed strength nt the open-.
ing and sold on a spread of 15,000
shares up to 87, but pressure of offer- ,
IngS SOBl the price down apain, with a
clc . e to only H nbove the day before.
The rest of the market, affected by the
failure ol Steel to respond to the good
news, moved sluppishly, and the major?
ity oi* issues closed with net losses.
Wall Street was plainly puzzled, as
well as disappointed, by the action of
the market. Various explunations were
advanced, includin*. the railway labor
situation and the possibility of an
early peace in Furope. Close observ
ers of sccurity market conditions Ib
?iflt, however, that the real reason for
the stagnation is to be found in the im
monse volume of new ismios that have
come into the market ar.d must be di
gested and absorbed. With these new
offerings hnve come upward of $1,000,
000,000 of American securities sold
back to us by Kurope to finance the
war, with the prospect of more from
this quarter.
A number of important industrtal
coneerns reflected the general prosper
ity by dividing profits with stockhold?
ers in the form of extra dividends.
Directors of the Pressed Steel Car
Companv resumed payment of divi
dond.*. while the American Brass Com?
pany announced an extra disbursement
Of Btt per cent. The weekly reviews
of the iron and steel industry, in ad?
dition to emphasizing the astonishmg
?statement of the Steel Corporation as
ConflrmtBg what the market has shown
lately of the exceptional position of
the producer*, took note of further
heavy buying for export and a new
batch of war orders. Iron and steel
prices are reported as holding well.
Bonds were somewhat more active
yesterdav, owinp to tho heavy deal
ingfl in the notes of tbe American For
eicn Securities Corporation, the con
eern which handled the $100,000,000,
French government loan. In all about |
$2,500,000 of these securities changed
handa. Monev rates showed very little l
change. The feature of the exchange |
market was the weakness of marks,
which dropped to within a fraction of
the record low level.
ti
AVKRAGK OF T-IK TBIBVMC8 LIST
nl nKTKKN KAII.S.
July 28, ye. terday'? cloae.117.150
M? IS.????-5
One work ago. .119..100
Onr month __*o.111.966
?ine | e?r ._?o.105.100
llikii for June.123.10S
low for June.117.960
Hlgh for n**f.,**e\*aa
low for Uaa.114.19..
II.Kl. f..r April.116.212
Ua f?r April.112.463
?Igh for March.117.025
1 ,., f?r Match.11.1.636
IHkIi for l'cl.ruary.116.676
low for PBheasfy.11.1.731
lli__l> for .lariiary .121.25A
low fi.r Jiuiuary. 114.517
Hlgh for 1916.125 101
i,?. rae isie .112.413
High full >c?r. ISII.121.4.13
1_>?. full vcar. 1915.101.192
a.ikai.i; OP iiik TKini*_"-__-*? UR
Ol TV.I.I.VK IMUSTK1AI.S.
.ini\ ni. reeteartat's rlo?*->90344
.lul.. II.*******
One nrrU ugo.90.6*5
Ono month ago. 90.000
One .-,ral ago . 64.409
l|.Kl. f..r ****** .94.250
1_M f,.r tem* . **?*>'?>
High for May.93.S65
lam for ______ .tkaaa
Hlgh for Aprll.???:'"?
|__-fl f..r Aprll.67.230
Hlgh for March.95.375
l_>.. f..r Mari-li . 90.771
Hlgh for Kehruary.94.521
i.ow f..r IBbeaat-f. 91.su
Hl?li for Junuary. 95.6??
low- for JanBtir.. 91.1.15
Hlgh for 1916 . 95.666
low for 1916._. 67 230
Hlgh. full }r?r, 1915. 99.700
l__w. full .cr, 1!?15. 69.541
ITBIK ITILITY SECURITIES.
Hl.1 Ask. Tf.l 1 At. V.
?Am L * T367 3.1 . Ko _ I. * T.. 11 11
?dO i'i' '. ISM* Hl dO I'rof .. *.'> 41
| .3*1
uo rr?f .77 B h see.. tt ?
.Am Q A r !l? ie N 0 U * P. 15 l?
. ? ,.-f 60 t*
An, P A Lt. (* 71 Nflf I*'*"* ?'? M M
,.., f M t..'. !,. j.r. f ? i'i
Am l'ul. V. <J fl '>lu,k P A W 4. 47
? ... 74 7 7 PB< ?.a? A I H H
Am W A 17 7 I '1 er*f v7 V0
, r II li Hcp Ky * I. 3< 41
'.,. M Pf '-7' * '"? vr*' "3 '**
.. i.t N I" Ba Oai M H M
... prei ... *7 100 | do prrf IM 101
_f| LH ?Si?n Q A K 14 1*
?!,, pr. f 3? 40
Ol Power .1 M T Ky I. A I' ? 11
,i? pt-et ISS i'>3 Sa ircf 4" N
C r k*. * i.?? ?"?'? t..i t i. * r 4- 4*
fla i-f'f B
K In !> A Rm hi
*? B I"; pf ? II o> I"' Pl ***A ?*?'?'
.- bi s |.f l ? "fi tewee U 7:
1 Ga* D 17 pf ?*_ HA* de prtt. ii 7v
?ii difio-iod. tru ?_iu? ?_?.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
WEDNESDAY, ftJLl 26, 1S16.
Tolal aalea of atocka Wednesday. 4-6.2SO, arain-at
week Hfl aad 1J3MM ? 7*** ***, From J.noan I tfl f^**1** ?*g
7l.flH8.MO a year afo. All quol.llona, Inrludinf annual duld.-nd ra.c, are
dollar*.
SOO
7.400
1,400
600
200
r,v.
ia $
Alaska Gold Mines.
-- lAllia-Chalmers Co.
6 jAllis.Chalmers Co. pr..
? (Alaska Juneau .
f, Am. Ileet Sugar.
Am. Cun .
7 lAm. ( an pr.
2 iAm. Car A Fy. Co.
"t Am. Car at Fy. Co. pr.
7 Am. Coal I'roducts.
7 Am. Coal i'roducts pr
Am. Cotton Oil.
Am. Hid* & 1/eather...
6 JAm. Hule * l^nth. pr.
Am. Ice Secunties.
Am. I.ocomotive .
7 Am. I.ocomotive pr
1 Am. Malt pr.
4 Am. Smelting .
5 Am. Smeltinc pr B.
Am. Steel Fdry.
7 Am. Bagar .
I Am. Tel. I Tel.
fi Am. Tobacco pr new...
5 Am. Wooler. .
Am. Writing I'aper pr.
s Annconda .
Am. Zinc .
6 |Atlantic Coast Line....
6 Atehison .
B Atehison pr .
? I Baid win Locomotive Co
r. Halt. &. Ohio.
4 Balt. ii Ohio pr.
Batopilas Mining .
10 Bethlehen* .""teel .
6 Brooklyn Bap. Tr.
0 Hrooklyn I'nion Gaa...
1 Burns Bros.
3 Huttc i Sup. Copper. ..
I al. Petroleum .
1 Cal. Petroleum pr.
10 Canadian Paeific.
1 Chandler .
?1 Central Leather .
7 ICentral Lealher pr. . . .
? 'hrrago (it. West.
4 Chicago Gt. West. pr. .
5 Ch.. Mil. & St. P.
( h.. R. I. & Pac.
B Chino Con. Copper
Chlle Copper .
4 Oluett-Peabody .
7 Cluett-I'eabody pr.
Col. Pael i Iron.
7 I'onsol. Gas.
6 ICont. Can.
? [Corn Products.
5 Corn Products pr.
Coka Cane.
7 Cuba Cane pr.
- Crucible Steel.
7 'Crucible Steel pr.
9 Delaware & Hudson..
Denver & R. 0. pr
8 Detroit EdisOB.
6 Distilliag Securities..
2 Dome Mines.
Erlfl .
- Kne lst pr.
- Krie 2d pr.
8 General Flectric.
7 (ieneral Motors pr
4 Goodrirh, B. F.
8 Granby Mining.
7 Gt. Northern pr.
.50 Gt. North. Ore. subs..
g Greene Copper.
Gulf 2d pr.
5 lllinois Central.
- - Int. Agrieul.
-- Int Agrieul. pr.
8 Inspiration Copper...
- Interborouph-Con. ...
6 Jnterboroutrh-Con. pr.
- Int. Mer. Marine.
- - Int. Mer. Marine pr. .
5 Int. Harv. of N. J
Inter. Paper.
2 Inter. Paper pr.
8 Int. Nickel.
.lewel Tea.
? IKansa* Citv South....
4 Kelly Springfield.I 1,400
6 Kelly Springfield pr...| 100
6 Kennecott . \2.M0
? Lacknwanna Steel.I 3.200
? IL. E. & W. pr. 100
2 ILee Rubber.I 200
5 Lokigk Valley.I 1.200
7 ILoose Wiloa lst pr-i 101)
B Mackay Co*.!
vnares QuoUtlon lliin|-e. Net
?ol.l. <>peir. Iligh Low. Final. ekgo.
I 2.800 18% 18% 17% 17;.
g00 22-4 224. 21'a 21%
ioo 7i n%\ ti n% ? ?
1*00 | t.4 1% - "8
6.1001 69% ?% tlH 88%
4 soo BS% 66% MH '4 * V
1,000 68% M
800 1014 101
B00 89% ?'???'
3,600 M '?'?
200 00 Bfl
To i 10 4 60
400 100 100
(KM 1729*4 129
]00 1074 107
100 48% 43
r.oo m 4 ta
%'..n. .-. i ...
2.80U 33 4 83
100 in
600, 104*4 104% 104*4 104%
\ 10*4 10%
? 4 ",:.-. 53%
2'4 20*4 27
% $4 64%
i. ioo *4 1014
% tl 40
i . n ? o*%
\ s| . 86
% i'.i r.o
i 10874 109
4 128% 129*4
4 106% Di*
1*4 (3*4 M
IH u , 26
?. 7- .-? i
Vt 82*4 88
110V4 112
4 101*1. \"'\
'? 88% 89
1 i-..- , 69%
i, 86% 80%
4 71 Tl1*
1*4 I
>, tU IM
84% 88
1 128 j 131
68*4
ino 111% 111%
700 12'"* 12%
100 35 4 86%
500 88% Bfl
AM 20"* 20*4
1,200 47*4 47 ?*
400 204 20*4
100 71% Iln
125 lO'.l 100
B.300
400 168
167*4 167%
ioo 118% 118% 113% 118%
l'.
1,800 103% 104 103% 103%
100
100 '10*
1,100 48"!
400 W
mo n*\
8,100 24 ^
14,200 85'
100 114
8,200 14'
1,200: 66*
4,900; 44 ?'
100 80
600 24*
H8% 116
- 1
i %
Manhattan El.
250 129%
Maxwell Motor.! 14,200
7 Maxwell Motor lst pr..: 600
Maxwell Motor 2d pr..J 000
2 Muy Dept. Stores.| 100
- Mexican Petrol.I 19.A00
8 iMexican Petrol. pr-I 100
fi Miami Con. Ccppe-....| 000
7 M S. P. & B. St. M...I 205
Mo'.. Kan. 4 Tex. 100
Mn., Kan. 4 Tex. nr-| 100
- Missoun Pacitic.I 1.100
Miaaoarl Paeific etft...| 1,200
National Cloak ttt Suit
National Kni.ii. Si Stp
4 National Lead.
l.BOjNerada Con. Copper...
8 New Vork Air Bra.ke
100
ioo
800
100
a
22%
62%
10%
New York Central.I 2.000 108% 108% 103
N. Y., N. H. & II
100 123% 123% 123% 123% 1% 123% I2fl
7 Norf. ii West.
4 Norf. **? West. nr.
7 Northern Paclnc.
Oatarie Silver.
3 Pennsylvania R. R. ..
3..10 Philadelphia Co.
2 P., C, C. ii St. L
5 Pittsburgh Coal pr. .
4 Pressed Steel Car
8 Pullman Palace Car.
Ky. Steel Spring.
2 Ray Con. Copper.
Reading
108
1200 60% on'. no go
1,400 127% 127% 128% 120%'
ion 88 88 j !*8
700 111% 111% 111
Bfl fi fi 8
1,600 57 ' 57% 60%
300' 40V 40V 89%
100' 81 I 81 si
89% - 1 !
sl - 1%'
200 101% 101%' 101%' 101 %|?
8/,i>n 19% 49% 47% 48
600 162 163 161% 161
400 43 V 48% 43% 48
Reading 2d pr.
Stei
3,100
19.800
1001
6,800
700
22%
O.-'v
40n 193%
100 43
Rep. Iron &
2..10Shattuck .|
7 Sears Roebuck.;
Slosa-Skeff. Steel & I..
fi Southern Paeific .! 2,00" 87%
rj So. Porto Rico Sug. pr . 1"0 117
Southern R. R. 2,500 23%
Standard Milling Rta... 200
fi Stadekaker . lt?0 127',
Tenneeaec Copper .... 7,40" 23%
10 Texas Co. 000 194%
4 Third Ave. R. R.! l*_ 68%j
Daioa Bag i Paper-J
I'nion Bag i Paper pr.j
fi I'nion Pacitic .
4 I'nion Paeific pr.
4 I'nited Cigar .
7 I'n. Cigar of Am.
8 I'nited Fruit.]
V. S. C. I. P. & Fo.
I'l
C. S. Ind. Alcohol.' 15.400 107%
30O 37 ' 37'i 37 .37',
14,-(io 137% 137% 135% 136%
100 82% 82% Bt% 62%
200 55% 55%
400 '.'77? 96%
900 160 156
ioo 20 10
107
55%
1%
- %
118
23%
186% 136%
82% 82%
'.
97% 97%
156% 156
20 M
102% 106 - 1
U, S. Ind. Alcohol pr. .
r. 8 Realty I Imp...
U S. Rubber.
g U. S. Rubber lst pr...
4 1'. S. Smelting .
*i*-i V. S. Smelting pr.
B r. s. Steal.
7 U. S. Steel pr.
40 I'tah Copper.
Wabash .
- iWabash pr A.
Wabash pr B.
fi Wells Fargo Fxpress..
5 Western I'nion Tel...
3 Westinghouse Mfg.! 10.700 *,d\
- Woolworth . 100 166%
Wheel 4 L. 1. 500 4%
Wkool. i L. F lst pr.. 2041 144
Wheel. i L F. 2d pr... 60O B%
S WUlysOverland .| B.900 fiO1^
7 W.llys-Overland pr
Wiaeonoin Central
100 1004 1004 1.1134 1004 4. *;
29
52 4 .12
10-.4 1"-'*
68 67%
50%
87 854
118 117'.
754 76%
13% 134
49%
26 4 26 4
127 127
98 \ 81 %
Bfl% 54%
186% 135%
44 ?'4
144 144
5 4 B
fiO\ 59%
100 105% 105% 105*4 107.\
300 52 4 52 4 .12 52
200 88
1.100 524
ioo 106%
2,100 68
300 80%
98.800 86%
2,600 118
1,100 76%
400 134
2,600 .104
1,800 26 4
100 127
200 83%
60%
r i ,
lii
106
100
29+1
- 1
l"-'.
67% -
. . >,
1174 4
- ? - %
13% -
49%
26% - %
121 - 4
? . 88%
- 1
185% 4 %
1% - %
144 - 4
B 2
r.f 4 - >-.
tt
55
86
156%
20%
105%
104
16
53
1084 Mr?
?,
% BO
% 86%
4 117%
4 78%
13%
i \
26%
125
118
75 4
1 '1 %
BO
26%
12s
94
56%
\ 136 4
44 6
12 16
fi
fi04 60%
lo.-.v l'"'
51% 52
MOI-rEY AND EXCHANGE.
rVI.VRAi. RFSKR-af DI.irOfST RAT17 tor
pai-a-r rnaiajr'.ni tr. 'am alaja or !*?*. 3 p-r 4tnt, up
lo r. m?r-*y Ja-?. 4 p*r rtnt
ckh MOfflR aewaet *i 5*4 p*? *?nt; hifhfat.
l\. wwwm J. claalnf. 1. renewal. Ha
T1MK MONTT ara* d.ill Rat*?. IH?S"4 P"
rm* tor alitr. nln*ly >1aj* *>>A tour mnr>th*. 3"*?J4
for fir* rooi.lha aJ.J 4ifl44a, for ala moiilHa.
crrARiva iioise __*___**,.-7*?
rt.af.aa-a. 144?.TM.M1 ^alaI.r-.. 9*.__9**\ __**
l*ul> Triaaurr wa* cirdlior to Uie amouul of |M0.
"70
at-B TPU-AflfRT ?V*w T->ri banka ?alnM tmrr,
Um B* TrettATj 1415.040. ar.4l falnral dnce 1'rtiaj
17 3"4 "r>1
ri r.K.HAl. RKSFRVi; P1S. ot NT RATFS H.SE
WtlKRr" Tl???'???. f*? i?n 1a)4 3 p?r rml len >o
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lanal taa "aj- "'-, PW -">' UP ?" ?'?'*' Safi 4
aim to nlnaM) .lar*. ***t. Rlcl.n>aT..l up la r.ln-tji
6ut 4 l*' >?"?*?>? A'lania. up u> nlnwy 8*0*1 4 r?r
c-jnt: Cnla-aao. 1>*. ! 4S ?">' J V*' <*<**. ??- I**4i*.
y Pt* 4 T+r ?":? ^rl.na?arv>lll up to mta lar. 4
p?r n-nt. ?l?ty le nln*t] Ut, 4', Kanaaa "'Hr 4'i:
I'allaa. 4 per eaal s?n I- ran :. ?? Ua dajJ * p*r
. . tl.lrij to ?ta*.? .laya. 4, ant
lo nlirtr .iay,. 4S
I.iiMKSTH' KMIUNCF San Franrla^
Pt I.ma axrbaDf* " I ? ...jm 11]. lOa- ?
a?ltri! i Mcae* a-i rtui ,-'
bank axaanena i . - ? nekaaaia SB,
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mi.\r.n mahkvt n>w Y..ra --a*t*a**?L B8*4a
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lnr-*a?? ot ! li M.aUin allatr 4lollar,. 4 ?. .
.
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4
CURB MARKET
TRANSACTIONS
Iiiduslrials Advance ln Early
Trading, but End l.nwcr?
Oils IrregMlar.
After n briof peried of strength in
., terdajr'fl early curb trading consid
?rablfl preSSBrS was hroutfht to bear
M a number of tho iiiduiitrials, though
priei reeeflfllom generally at tho .-loso
1 v.,,.. |arf? Earlj advaaeee in most
I jnataneei arere dae to short eaverinff,
and then trading was laflaeaeed by tho
i raneral a-eakaeaa apparent on the big
board.
One of thfl most nctive ISflBefl was
\et-ia ExplOBiTCB, which dropped to 7,
Lul lt rallied to rlose froctionolly
: ;ibove thifl mark, with a net d.-elin- Ol
1% polnt i. Mldvalo Steel at Its best
wns more thaa a paial above the are*
rioBfl elofle, bat eloaed unchanred at
g|U I aitcd Motors lost IS points
?nd Stromherf corhuretor. State aad
White Motor.* each made fractional do
Sundard OU el Indiana was rather
aetiv.lv deall m, and get up to Mf. but
fall back to el. sl M7, s Bel eaifl or
17 poiate. Pan tnertean Petreleani
, referred araa another fltroag spot, aa
vancing 2 pointa, while Sinelair and
Sapulpa < Hl improved fractionally. Ihe
l oiden Issaei arere depreaaed. ********
itoeka arerfl lrre?Blar. ( osden ou sei
Ifl ? a point.
INDU8TRIALB*.
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?STANDARD oil. BUBSIDIAMBt
IR ? ?' 1-4 . I'. - j-r* ; ' , ^
10 Pralrle O * O.. - 3
47. Pralrte i- ?? ? ? g ^
Baa "11 of lr. i. -
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QTHEB oil. STOCKS.
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4 ., ?. ? mta . -ll
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I Uont. ? 11
(M B ?' ."-? Z ? t efl '?.
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1,0*4 Cani . Copper i?. ite ? 4 ?*B
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? o -tMontana O M. 10 S't "?'? ""
- Mb -r 14 l\ 14 1*4
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BONDS.
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INACTIVE YESTERDAY
INDUSTHIAIA
BU Afk
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tt- \ T ord.. 11 11 I 11 . l.r ; f .:>, -3
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fleeB 14 '? ? Idawati
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BHOST TKKM NOTES.
K_im< aad "a*_l**_rll v., > .
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ForeiKn (inurnmint I.iaue*.
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U. S. STEEL STRONG
IN LONDONMARKET
Slock Rcsponds to Quarterly
Report Money in Better
Supply.
London, July 26. The feature of the
stock market, which wr-, -|Uia-t again
... <Uv. was the fltrOBftB in I'nited
StatOS Bteel, due tO the .juarterly state
neat an.l the extra ilivi-lend. 'There
was a gaa* tOtneitmT in theae imues,
nn.l the common advanced two points
over |>an?y. <)ther shares in the Amer?
ican BSatiSfl were dull.
Tho tOBS of the ueneral market wafl
/-ood on tlm wnr ne**;, but tradin-f *?'1
lifht an.l consisted mostly of "n.paneae,
Indian a-ul RaSSiafl stocks nnd shippinij
?barei st staadf priees. 'iilt ed*-.*'! **?
earities eaaed an la the late tradinK
on floiae on*oria**a ol tbe arar loan.
M..r,*y flTflfl Ifl better supply and flifl*
count ratea were fltead**. The Traasary
fathsred sboat 630,000,000 hy short
term issaea last arcek, including ?20,
000,000 in Treaaar** billa. The Bank
of Enaiaad today boa-ffct ?782,000 in
bar gold.
MSBfl""- loaned at 44 per cent; difl
eoaat ratee, short aml three months'
bills, 8% at 5% per eeat
Gold premiums at Lisbon, 56.00.
Paris. July 86. Trading waa quiet
on ihe Boarss to-dajr.
Three per eeat rentea were 64 francs
80 eentiaaee. Fire aor cent, 90 francs
80 eentiflaoa.
ExehangS on London, 28 francs 15
eentimes.
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I.ONDON CLOBOfG PRICES.
Loo loa N T.
?quiva
Juiy 88. i<*i.' Jnly ?? CbBfa.
Conaola money.... i!.^ ? ? **
British 4 - - - '?
.108*4 IM"4 io?S - **
Ban .4. i Mo 18*4 ??', ****4 ? *"
. ... i Han Pa. Ifl. :-? . '?*?''. 178 +? ***
Chaaa fl Ohio. ... 88*4 8*? t.****
..?.? . UH - Ja
Ckle. M fl St IV 18*4 ;?, KU \
l '.-114-a r . :r? l i'a ?? J4
I . I. . 37^ RU . ? -
. ? rr. .'.4 a 7.1 > U ? '.
Illlnol* iVntral... 1'Im-j MM 188% ? "4
Louia .v S'aaS '""'-a ilfltt 1X1% -1
V. . Kin * T-x . 1*4 1%
S Y Centi . I* % I *% ? 4
Norfolk .*. W Ml I82J4 128*4 ??? '? '
. 'i.r.ir r ? ,4. \'. ? ll 4 a ? }4
. ? - ?? v ,i,| , . *ttr% ITH '?' '4 + 4
r'i\ ' I . ; V4
G ?11 ern Ur ..... i'i"** '-3S - . ? '7
Be n ? ?-, 1 aelflo. i'i"* *->** 8TH I
I'nion Pa. inc., ,, 141*4 13":? 117 ? -a
U 8 Btflol. *fl% *1 ?*? -*?
?I7x divl<lrn4
8*,*a
l'*i
1 ,
0N THE C0NS0LIDATED.
While there were some good initial
gains at the opa-r.injr of business on the
Consolidatcd Stock Exchange, the im
provcmi'nts were BOt maintained and
the market in the later trading de?
clined, with some of the losses substan
tial. Bteel'l failure to hold its early
iniprovemfiit exerte.l ?ri adverse influ?
ence upon ths market generally.
BTOCK&
Fal-a OfM . aUflh. ImW, laflflL
190 AI.U IT.alrn-r, .'.', tattt 11 "4 -IVi
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Ix, . 71', 7: , ssa ?!?
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140 im-'* A s'ip ?;>', 88*1 Mtf .
40 Can I'i. ifl' . 177 177 ITI
1 . - . ly-atli-r '.4 4 M
141 1 baa A- OWo nn\
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me coi 1 .? * 1 ir* 4. 48Vi u*?
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l.sn.i rr.i Bttel ? ' .
10 Cuba Sngar ' .
??> utai Bacarttl-a U 4'. 44^ JJJI
4 1 D1 ?"4 HJ4 :';*. J***
yfl aiooalrtch Co 74>, 7: ?? [l"?j rXJJ
10 (Jr <'anan-a I a
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: IM Saaed ne 5$ ! 5 aill Uaa
1.0 RT In.n A S 4v, ?*4 M"4 < a
? -,. . I i- -1'a:-. IflTH IMS 188% IJJJ
, ? s Kr.'.-r "I 3** ,77 g?
MINING.
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SM Pe-tlaud 1 JJ 1 *'?
1,000 lt.ra-u* I**"la. |4 " g 33
^r'^t^V^ .-' l**fk
400 i iiion Con... M_____
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.
R*a-orl
T*rm Itat* PavaM* (?tO.
...... Cl l-i*"** A'.f. IS Jul> -i
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1';r' "',. * [% s*t.i 1 *\ua I*
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RAILROAD ElU II'MENT BONDS.
tQwnet ou a pt Mtaafl baala.)
M,4- lat*
turuv. 1' . m.i Aak
Ati-ueoa-Mjium ? j ?;* ;;' ;-?
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ira fl 1! ? laoa ? - ?'"? * '
l valloy. '?*-' ?* *-? ?? ' I i1'-'
lllinois Central. \ * ? ' '
Ixwiavl 1< .v Naah.IMS-'li 6. lii 4 II
Mo K*n.-is & Texaa IMS-'S" 7, . I.M 4 "fl
Mlaax*url Paelfl ? ? a .
;. Y a anUI -1 41,-). 4 '"O 4.3S
.Norfolk A: UVsfrii. 1*14-'M 4> i - ?
t* v N ll * Hartfoi I IMS- ? 4.4 I, 4 i 4.48
l'*nn Qanaral rr*Hslu.lll*-'a 4.4*4,.. 4.88 113
ll U Hifl I M* a BO '? 1 "... 6 27. 4 77,
ira Air Un* .. K.i>;.:h I . 1.70 44.)
.-u'ltri^rn PmrllV..?u- ... 44, .4ft.
fcoutheru lUllway . . ? .i i . , iti i.w
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"^DAIlYlMI'ORTS AND EXrORT9.
Daily imports and exports of gen
erai merchandise at the Port of New
Vork were:
lrrrr>"rt*. T'aport*.
W-**aao-*-ar, Julv M. 17! 711.0-3 11*48.841
Ttteoda) laly *. 7> 041.741 I0.C-B.147
Julj :i ... c.470,.'*) 10.748,884
Baturdar, July :2. r-Tr-417 >.17M?S
I'rl.lav. july :i. ta*8l.l*l IMlflM
- lay. Julv 'J) I.T0I.S2S
Weineatmr. '"ly IS... 4.3:. 4. 1.440 '."7
1 .-!? lay, July IS. .' MXtfll
M ?. ... fOl| 17. 1888,8*1 7,7ji (fll
Railroad Earnings.
The followinp comparative railroad
reporta for June have been made
public:
Wahaali I!?.;4.24 .ir.-a ? ?>.;...?.. bacraMI 1*71 -
*OM 794, inmaaa '?*?.,
Ku"7*lo K<-i.rat^r A 1*111.ijurfh -Ci.-r?? 11 ??.
1*8, toefoaee li?...6i;, net tSxt ititt $:i:,*.
crtaat fll-.543.
IMPORTS OF RUBBER
MAKE NEW RECORDS
$150,000,000 Worth Recfived
Here in Past Year.
The demand for rubber in the Unit-d
State. ls greater now than ever before,
according to hgurea compiled by the
foreign trado department of the RB
tional I ity H?nk of Set/ York and
mado public veitorday. The increase
in this produet haa been enormous l(
tho last six vears, the valuation and
amount imported this year exeeedinc
by far previous high records.
Over $1,000,000,000 worth of rubber
has been impo.ted to thin country since
1960 Half ?>( that amount has beer
shippod here during the last six yeari,
while the imports of the fisc.il year
just endod exceed $150,000,000 in value
ind amount to 2*10,000,000 pounds ^
eoeding the niurk reached in lfl? *?
172 OOO/KIO pounds and 132.000.000
pounds in 1914. Prior to 1910, rubber
irnports mto this country never reache-l
as much hs 100,000,000 pounds m anv
sinirle year.
Kroorts of rubber manufacturers
from the Knited States BfTrefBtedItn
tho tiscal year just ended, S36.000. :0?.
compared with $ir..000,00D a year ago.
t?
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
BOSTON STOCKS.
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120 North Utttta ?? '.-'?
IM North Lake ?? '4
... ? i,,i 1 ton-lntow ? M
j.. ? laceota .? *'
f. Pood 1 r--k 1-4
10 Qntoey . - ?
-.an.i PB .... ?
?jr. flhaaaon. "4
...th ! nke ? 6
M M M ir>? l.nm "14
j-*> .-? n er a B -si :i 4
1. s-ifr'-r 1 ?>; t" i. ? w**?
ii.nrsik . 3*
90 I'tah ApflS . IB
|| I lah 1 on . II
160 I'tah M-tals ... 7
20 M'atvertea . .. *
RAILROADS
18 Bo?ton A AM... 143
15 iioston * I>??"*? 12*4
lor, Beetea _.- Malim 44
|<_bk lIlT... IM
I Kltchttir*. pr ... 7*4
3 Nor Naw Harn.. 1?5
1 OM ColoBy . ... 149
I \v Bnd Bl ity- M
MISCELLANEOUS
50 Amosk. ur . 724
Hl . liban ' -mont _84
].*. Eaat Boe Laal
, Mar._ Oaa ? ?
7 .lo ;r . H H
4: Mergenthalef
M Nova Bc Bteel IM4 >-*^
n Naw Kng TolfP. 130 13-.
M Nll ? Ba? ...... I -'
a Ifl ._ Oa.i34*-_
132 Toir.Pgtnn ... ? 43
659 I'nlt Shea Ma_h 54
? d,> pr . 294
1.2.5 Ventura Oil .... 84
BONDS.
15,000 Swlft * Oa f? ? 1004
5,000 Western Tel _*> IN4
BOSTON OUBI CLOSING.
BM A?k., BM. A?k.
Sue 1 Iron <~a_ .... 34 4
Iron t'at) pr . f>
Jer.-me Verde lr*.
!_._ Baaa . !??
Malaatle .*3c
Uaa Metale.. 30e
Mojave Tung 4
Nal I_4 .. B. 14
Be New Balt. 14
34 Nev Douglaa. 1
N.w .-..rr.ell* 12
New V'tah IV 1
Nlxon . *>o
< >hlo (7opp?r.. 10c
? 't.f'*o. Mc
Hc 1 iimndaaa- 1
ul fiiot Butta... io
50. Hllla . Wc
I?_ B weat Mlaral 1
IA Truro . 24
IH V.kon <Jold. 2
14
1?
121
44
li.4
7?4
105
149
64
714
23 .
14
10',,
? I
?
1214
II
152
IM
43
534
to
I
1004
130 V.
Alvara.lo
Hav M Oaa H''
Bai -
_(?> e.'llla. 14
Uaalaa Am _4
Boatoa 1 "rb ','*)
Uoatoa Kiv.. 92o
llot.1- 11 '?'
Hatte __ U We
Cal t'ort'lii... 14
CaJavaraa.... 4[_
,'l.ainp i'up >
Cblaf Caa... 14
''on Artzona 14
<on 1 "opper. 24
. 'rown Bafl >''
I'avls-I'aly.. Ut
rortei . _*'?
HoiiKhton.... 14
Honia nll... 1
lt... 14
Iron ii."s*om 1*1
1 .
14
Hc
.4.
10e
14
14
..'
660 I
>
.1
l":
14
14 1
1*4
13C
15c
90.:
14
lle
14
3
14
Open. High.
IM4 IM4
?? , B4
4'.
'734
124
694
274
IS4
754
4.
a
'74
10'-,
77,4
424
rilll.ADEU'HIA STOC
?alaa.
... .\m Oai .
4. Am K>s rr..
? . .imi'rla Iron
.... Elee Bti r h*1
? ,? a Asphalt
:?! la pr .'?'?**
is Ina ?'.. No Am. :7',
.0 ;-.*;<'? sup I'orp
24 I/-l.l?h Nav ...
Val Tr \>r
I.*) I'hila Klec . 2.4
l r-nn Salt MfK . 9.
Ml I'hila K Tr t "? l'(4
H I'hila Trac .. 174
"y\ Inl.in Trac 44
Ifl W Jf-rs.-v A S S 4*?,
ii Warwick 1 a ?? Mi
BONDS.
H.BH Kl & reo Tr 4s 7_4
l.?X> I_ake B C mc 5* 3*4
1.000 \at.. x Coal U * .
1 on pnila Ca la
tIM Stand ''-as '??
1.0.0 I'nlt It>? Inv 4s 73
H
W%
774
444
494
?4
KS.
Low
IM4
H4
4
H
374
M%
...4
104
I&4
474
84
N
194
774
44
4^4
'??4
3iv,
1044
184
1M4
71
Sales
CHICAGO STOCKS.
Open. High.
4 Am Radiatar...3__ 3j5
Ij Am SUp-.ul.dln_* 44 44
Vr, .1o pr . 90
IOO Booth Flsherles. 3.4
4. .1o pr . ?>4
20 Chlc Kys ser t. 144
M do ser 4. 14
14 lllinois l.rlek... 11
10O lan'siiy Ught.. BM
17 Moat Ward pr "
50 Nal 1'art...11 ..
5 do pr .
710 St-wart Warn
IM Swlft .t Oa....
- CaiBlda
14* l'..'.r-i H'^rd..
12 do pr .
. 172
. 123
. M34
1164
. IM
? 1*4
. 54
334
MM
144
14
11
2:4
1134
172
123
HS4
136
182
17.4
54
794
344
104 4
1*4
lu04
71
I.OW.
195
44
W
314
S04
144
14
11
224
1134
171
IM
102
1354
182
1*4
64
BONDS.
112.000 Chlc Ry_ 8s. f?7 974
l.nwi'hi.- "'Hv Ity 6*4 994 '''4
, ? -wlft A .*o 6s. IM4 1884
*.!f I..-- (bM in riVi 714
; 2.0001 oui Bfllaaa h IM II
97
;-..?-.
1004
714
102
Laat
l.'"4
M4
45
63
14
694
B4
104
7 ?.
4-4
744
SS
184
7_4
44,
4'. 4
????>
7'4
31 *.
1044
..-4
10?4
73
Last
196
44
tr,
W4
S04
144;
14
li
224
1134
171 !
1*1 I
1024 j
136 1
112 |
IMI
64
?7
?*4
1004
714
102
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
Sales. Open. High. Low. Last
10 Aruniel S A 0 N M 3. 36
1) Urt.t Tn!** .. ? 1-". 1.1 l.'l 121
? 1 C_CM l'.-w'r ... 114 1144 114 114
MCaatla TVuat. U14 IM4 1?."_ i?.i_
IM Dav t'hemloal. . 46 46 46 4*'
, . letlty a DaB IM IM IM 133
HPIrat Nat Hank 147 147 147 147
: fl Ml n '. .v M Hk. 29 29 29 N
UPa \.ni a Pwr. 764 7*;4 ,c\ 764
?lt Bj-fl a Bt. Mfl 2?4 2<4 264
BONDS.
$2 OO* Ton Coa! 6s ... HMJ 1034 1034 HM
3'fOO KUhorn forp ?* S4 964 9<4 '-'64
I.H8N Ball Trae 5n IMU IM4 W44 iof4
9..IO0 N ?'. M * C 5s ...4 604 W'-i ''4
6.000 V K B K llM 44 M4 614 O 61
2.000 do 4s . 824 ?24 S_4 124
riTTSBURGH STOCKS.
Sales. Open. High. Low. Last
... An \v r,\ Ma<*h 57 57 77 7.7
2.91.0 t'oliun <las & Kl 204 214 IM 214
10 Har-Walker pr.. 102>, i^-i^ ion, IM4
7:. Ia. Hrewir.g .4 4 34 14
1" dr. pr . 2144 M4 204 2-4
K Ul Hfile- I * S . 524 524 M4 *>'-">
: ? |a pr .MB* l?4 IMI I .
Iffn l.t _. Rt... 62 624 62 624
5.0 Nat nr?pr>*oltng 74 74 74 T',
4 da ar . *>''-* lfS 1*4 '.64
. , - .rl *-.li... 47.1, HV 4.-i_ fll >4
US Ohio niel Oil.. 16 1'4 II 16
1... i-.i- 1 t-i Olaae.. 120 120 120 |M
P 1.1 MM 184 M4 ??o'.
>ttia mi & oaa. 7'H 74 74 71^
2.O11) Han Tov . 15o 15 ? IV* 15o
lt ts <ila??. .. ? __ **"^ :_S 2SV? __>V,
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
Matiirity. Hl 1 A4k.
?4',?. June. 1TXV.. 1074. 104V,
?t ,.. Mareh, WO-vj.. ISW 1 .
?|i_. May-NS*/., .*.. MTV_ 1074+
?44*. >'?" ?' *'"* . 1024 103.
?44-1. Bapl.. 19M. 102V. 103.
?44v Mar?*h. 1??. !j3; \.\
?4'.-. Mareh, IMI-'M . 10;4* JJL.
*i?, Ma>-N"V . 1>.7-'5I..&,.' [SJ *?
t4?. Nov . 19J6. QAy. 1(w ?
?SHa, No* . IM4-*M..... 9 '**.',*
n***, m*v 1*4., . sa *
?4-. i9ks-m. ;??? ** "JJ
;3'-.-. ii'4.i 41. . 7,? M
:i.>. isaa-'se. . JS* 1*9
?ta, Bept . i:.i4......._._! loov'
???? -*>pt . I8M. KT ,V!_*
?i;*- *??? >? ? ,;... 5?5
?'4*-. ... .
t4',?. Juna, Illl-'IB....... . nf , ,,,
'. ?.- I -. .:-.!- .'I....... "" \ m -. !
MVfc -Iii'". !'- S '" , ,'. J 3
4>_< UM. ? ertlflcates . iU;^ lu3_^
^Sfg&Sflta.*1 "-^ ,c-tK>?* ? re?,4u',,1
EXPORT DEMAND BIG
STEEL TRADE FACTOI
Revlcws Talk of a Septeob-f
Buyinf* Movement.
The remarkable earnings report at
the I'nited State* Steel < orporatioa.
eoapled with heavy tonnage of unfilltl
'.rdr-rs and the large pur-hatea ->??, ^
be mada In this country by for?l*-n n%,
tions, aro indicative of a stronger ma-,
ket for the rest of the year, accordiag
to the iron trade reviews. Mak?n af
steel are being called upon to r??-rr?
large tonnages of crude material top
shell making for delivery throagh tht
first half of 1917. "The Iron Aga" Ur|(
"Surpassing the highest Mtimattt,
the Steel ('orporat:or,'< $sl.M0,t*)|
earningfl in the past quarter, report-aj
on Tuesday, following two r*markable
statements of independent steel eota.
panics, confirm what the marictt kaa
lately shown of the flXCeptionfll p-**.
tion of the prodjrers of iteel, AW
with heavy tonnages of ur.flle*! ?r.
ders and the largf purr'ra,*. Ear*ffl|
yet to make in this country, they Miaa
to a r-*.r',rrger market la thf r*Tttt\tttp
of the year than was indicated mm or
[Wfl n..?n*h s ago.
"1 |ne week has brought a n*w *rt-? ?*
rumors of large shr*,! order* Whflt ?
confirmcd ia that over l,0CK),04X) -htl'tt"
8-inch and .'.2-inch fllxefl I v.e btn
aetually plaeed for deliveri'** mnaiaf
up to April 1. Itl7. Neajotiatieafl (ai
6-inch to lL'-ire'n flhellfl in . .ar.'.it***,
repreaenting haa*** ateel tonnaajaa art
still under way and steel Makeri look
for thc placing of more orders soon.
"To the firrr.er stand of thfl iteel
companios on contract enforcenv'r.*. ?n4
the iarge percntajT*'- of orders exutiog
in the form of -p? .:!':<ations have bet*
credited the recent caution of .'omeflUfl
buyers as to far forward delWeriet,
But the new developments in export
demand are now the basis for predi*.
tions of a September buying moTt*
ment."
"The Iron Trade Review" says:
"Kxtraoraiinary earnings reported l?
the Steel (.'orporation for the aecoai
quarter are a clear demonstration af
the attractive pncei r.ow being realria^
by the steel industry on current ti*.
ments against bookings made nfvttil
months ago. The higheat priced Mt
tracts for fi'nished materials, ap**iu?
generally, did not begin to run wl
July 1, and frf-m the deferra-d s'aU-*.
present delivenefl specif.cations agalta
these commitments wrl! -.?>: reach ttt
mills in quantity for several montii
from date of ttliag -ri art
slower to specify thfl ? . rr prict4
contracts, because flf I fl flXtentM-] tt
liveriea, but the ladastr** lt flTled ap
so fer ahead that a r?>laxa* ofl la any
direction is we'.comed, ai I *, retent
record breaking shipments prorr.iifl tfl
be assured for many months."
INACTIVE STOCKS.
The following table giv** thfl <*'.oi'aj
brd Bad asked prices for fltOCkl whici
are listod but which were not dflfllt 18
tn the Stock Exchange Wednesday:
SUPREME COURT, KINGS COC"*T*f*****
Th* Peopie at Ui* Stat* of \?? Torl
p'alntln". a?ttlr.st I'nited Kr" .? a Ua*
Aaao.ratlon NO 2. alef. rnlant.--T? ?r,?aD**"?
named d*f?*ndant.
Vo a ar* hera-l.y aummonvd ti ant
th* ...mpralnf ln thl* aa-llon. an.l to t*r**
a r..py of your anat?*r on the j aitlfl
att n.*y within tw*nty daya afl*r tht ett*
tiee. nt thia *umtnon*. *i<-lu?l4* . ? 'h* 4tf
of a?rvlc?, an.l ln eaa* of >onr f* inr* ?
app*ar. nr fljuwor. ludgm*nt v. . r i itttt
against you by .Wau'.t for Ih* rt et 4*
in?n.i?.l m tba* comn
Daled. Brooklyn, N T Mar ?*h. 1814
BOBt'RT K \V< laSl'HfRT.
PlalntlfT '* rr.r* anl I'ost oa?4
adalrtee, Ca| a * ar.y. N Y
ALBERT A 11. '.
D*pnty At'..rn*v ii?r,.-al for th- I'r****
cutlon of thia a.ilon. OfT, * an' P?J
f'ffl.* Al Iresa 40 (.ourt .Sir**' Uroew
l>n. N Y
T> *h" at,o*l *-nam*'1 d*f*ndant
The fr.ra-golna; iiiinnioni :* -*r\?.t it*
you by publi.atlon pur*;ant ' a-i orfltf
Of HON JAMES >' VAN SICLEN * ""5
.lo* of the S.i|ira-m* .'oirt of th* State ?
N?w York. <1?'*d th* :'3r.t daj '? "?J**
1?1*. and fl>.l wrth ih* c.imp'alnt !n *
olll.-e f tha ol ' '?<?***
at hia offlca ln th Hall of H-.-rd* !*?*_
'?nt. In tha II..rough of brooklyn. City ?"
?Ute .r Ham \ -k
L)at*d. Jun* 27th. 1914
ROBVRT *-: ivii.ipprRT,
Attorney iirn*ral, PlaintitT* Ariirnm
Offlca and Poet om.-? AdJr***. *******[
tol. Albany, N V
-!-?-2
_ ASSIGsfcES SALFS._.
fllTPREMIC ""t'l KT, NEW TOKK CCA'****
?In th* i:;*tt*r of th* *-*n*r*l ?"*?8T
m?nt for th* b*n*fti of cr*.1it..ra ?' *ij?
BERT MARKOWITZ Aaalgna.i ??-?':'>iV
H BEROMANN, Aa-fllfn** N - ' ""
bv [u.ii lhal I will aw-ll at puhll, f"'l*,*rt
thr.uigh J II Va.-ri. anctlon?*r. *?" J"*.
r*niainm-t a.--.*!* ..f th* abov* nan'1 A%
algna.r. ronar.atlng of a -rr.a'l quantity"
Men'a Shoaa. TO-PAT J171.T ITth **_\
at 10 JO A M. a* K ?. 4 f k *_*%
Warehou-M, I and 4 rtrai fltreet, fMflflflS*"
of Manhartar CltJ >7 SaW V.rk
RIDNEY II HEROMANN, A.ttnte
MAL'RICE n OU't'K "attontai tor tw
ala-n< . Bi ida av N Y cur
MEETINGS. m_
grARTEKLY MKKTl.VG nt ih* Aiawlaan -_*_
Th.irn.1ay. Aug Jd. U74 at 324 W*at _J**
1 it r. a. c. *. aciurrMA *****

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