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12
Improve the
Earning Power
of Your Savings
by taking advantage of the price at
which to many good mortgage bondi"
are telling. To facilitate a telection of
the moit tuitable bondi for private in
veitort we suggest tending for our Cir
eular No. D-133. which briefly de
icribet certain bondi of the bett type.
A. B. Leach & Co
Investment Securities
149 Broadway, New York
THE SUN, SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1915.
FIN ANCIAL NEWS
AMD COMMENT
General Upturn In Stock Mar
ket Prices, With Decreas
ing Pressure.
STERLING BILLS HIGHER
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
naltlmore
Buffalo
London
Indications were Afforded In yester
day's stock market that nothing more
than technlcat causes have been respon
sible for the unsteadiness of the share
list lately and the reactionary tendencies
which have been displayed this week.
It Is truo that quoted values did not
recover materially from Thursday's de-
sasssss sssass cllne, but there was a general upturn
J. K. Rice, Jr. & Co. Buy Si Sell which was rather firmly maintained, and
Aetna Explosives Stock
Alias rowder &:ock
Bush Terminal Com. Stock
Du Pont Powder Stock
E W. Bliss Com. Stock
German American Insurance Stock
Great Northern Paper Stock
Hercules Powder Stock
Ingersoll-Rand Com. & Pfd. Stock
International Steam Pump Stocks
New Jersey Zinc Stock
New York Shipbuilding Stock
Nilei-Bement-Pond Com. Stock
Phelps Dodge & Co. Stock
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Com. Stock
Victor Talking Machine Stock
Ward Baking Securities
Winchester Repenting Arms Stock
Worthington Pump Pfd. Stock
We hnre good marines In t'nfltfeaT
and Inactive Securities and raspect
fully Invite Inquiries.
J.K.Rice,Jr.&Co.
Phones 4001 to 4010 John. 36 Wall St.. X. T.
NEW YOBfK STOCK EXCHANGE PMCFS
maltreat anal Otker Shares.
Fiudat.'Jonb 26, 1916.
-Closing. mr.
Bid. Ask. ( Rt.
various aspects of tho dealings went to
suggest that none of the matters which
has been mentioned In tho talk of Wall
Htrcet as unfavorable to prices had
really lind much weight against the '
major factor, which are working In
behalf of constructive positions.
There was Indeed a sudden lapse of J
Interest In most of the subjects of re-
cviit speculative discussion. Advices
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KIDDER, PEABODY&CO
MS Dc.vone.hlr St., 17 Wall St.
Boston. New Yark.
Correspondents ef
IMINfiBR0S.ftC0.,LTD., London
CHARTERED H64-
Union Trust Co. of Now York
80 BROADWAY
Fifth Av. A nth St. Fifth Av. A (Oth St.
ICTSASEXECUTOR.GUiRDliK.TRUSTEE.Elc.
Alton liitirrt on IrMIU.
" INCORSOaATID
CONSULTINQ and
CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERS
PUBLIC SERVICE PROPERTIES
FINANCED anal MANAGED
SS Pin Strata Hew York
THE STEEL MARKET.
Were Inquiries kr ForelsT Agents
for Large Deliveries.
The steel market showed signs of In
creased activity yesterday. New In
qulrles for large tonnages of steel were
received from foreign agents, who were
nleo sounding the trade with a .view
to placing further orders for amraunt
tlon to bo manufactured here.
Owing to the expansion In the demand
for steel, producers have begun to look
to their protection regarding future de
liveries.
It Is expected that the United 8tates
Steel Corporations June unfilled ton
nage statement will show an Increase of
moro than 200,000 tons.
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.
31 UTTER. While receipts were lighter
tlian last week the market opened easier
yesterday and table stock, as veil as other
lines, was on litcic itonovatea ana
ladles were unchanced except for the
lowest grade nntl packing stock was oft
jsc witn goou During. Market closed easy.
Prices: Creamery, extras. 93 acora. ISUc:
hither scoring. 28 4 29 He : firsts, SS to
2 score, :t4 rz7Vic.: state, dairy, tubs.
nnrsi, .t(.c.; Kooa io prime, ZDSf
37c.; common to fair, 23 (r 25c: renovated,
extras, S4g23o.: fl-sts, 23023MC.: lower
grades, :ii(::i.; imitation creamery,
tlr.it. 221i r23tc.: ladles, current make.
firsts. 22i22Wc: seconds. :nrS14c;
lower grades, lH(20Vic.: packing stock,
current make, No. 2, :020ic; lower
crudes. 1Si,ffl9Wc.
CHEESn. Export demand kept the
market tlrm all of yesterday. There was
more stock left on hand yesterday than
en the day previous. Still recelvera felt
aliened mat orders from abroad would
clean up any accumulation. The market
closed Arm without changa of prices.
I'rlcea: State, -whole milk, fresh flats and
twin,, white and colored specials, IS O
S'-jc.i average fancy, 15c; State skims,
fresh specials, 12fM3lia: skims, fresh,
choice. llf12c.: fair to good, SHSflOHc.
EGOS. Trading was Quiet all day. He
reivers urged sales without great success.
liters was a large proportion or medium
and lower grades In hand. Quality Is be
coming poorer each day. Stock that would
grade fancy sold well, but the proportion
of this was small, Seconds were easier by
4c. Market closed rather weak. Trices;
Fresh gathered. 22H02SHC.: extras, firsts,
SlURSlKc; firsts. lV420Hc: seconds.
17HCMSMC.: No. 1. dirties, lHGH7c.;
hennery, whites, fine to fancy, 23M2lc-:
hennery, browns, 22H024C.; mixed col
ors, isv-zc.
LIVE rOUI.TRT. Trading was active
yesterday the demand being for fowls,
which were scarce and advanced lc. Even
with the advance kosher killers could not
get their full supply and this sent roosters
up lc. Ilrollers continued In liberal sup
ply and were unchanged. They are get
ting coarse and not as desirable. There
will be little market to-iray. as the killing
BmM were general!, supplied at the close
yesterday. I'rlces! Fowls. Uif ISHc; broll
rs, 22f2Je.; roosters. 12c; turkeys, lit?
12c; ducks. Long Island, spring, lmjc;
Western. Ildllf,; Southern, 120 1.1c;
geerfe. 10c; guineas, pair. 30c; pigeons, 25c,
DHESHKD 1'OUI.TnV. Huyers de
manded 5 lbs. Iced fowls yesterday and
were not able to get what they wanted,
but the demand not strong enough to
Increase quotation. Other weights wero
tnartlve and trading was slow. Dry
packed fowls In small boxes were moro
plentiful and did not clean up. Hrollers
cleaned lip fairly well and old roosters
were unchanged. The supply of Long
.island ducks was well cleaned up and
market In belter shape without any change
In prices. In froien poultry lance ron.t.
Ing chickens, fowls and good turkeys were
lemunu with a special Inaulrv for
In
"wis. .narnet closed steady. Prices;
Fowls. 12 to box, Western. 60 lbs. and
over, lip.: old roosters, Illimp. Squnbs.
s, m" "kite, 10 lbs. to dozen, 3.50; 9 lbs.
o i.,uv. i urKevs. rresh hens nn.i
,...... rriizen lurKeys, dry picked.
,,rnll. milk fed. 18 to 24 lb.'.
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llnanclal district has believed for the 40
past fortnight, that Germany wns pre- 1 103V4
paring to make something moro sub
stantial than a merely conciliatory rc-
ply to tho Inst Washington note. That
Great llrltnln's restatement of its
hlockadn policy could not be regarded
, its satisfactory to American Interests ,
wns not. However, looked upon as any
reason for npprehcnslon. Itelatlone be
tween this country nnd tho United King
dom havo too long stood on a footing
of mutual comprehension to permit tho
, Inference that controversies arising
from the war cannot be adjusted.
One of the feature of the stock mar
cet that denoted Its fundamental sound-
, nefs was the contraction of trading. Op
timistic observers were quite content
that reactionary symptoms were not
succeeded by a sudden scramble for
slocks, for the subsidence of pressure
was significant enough. The market
gave a better account of Itself, chiefly
because stocks wero scarce, and whllo
there was not nn active demand for
them, such buying as there was, Includ
ing purchases to retlro short commit
ments, sutllccd to raise quotations rather
easily.
There were signs that recovery would
have been sharp on any extensive buy
ing Inquiry. Further liquidation came
from abroad, presumably In continuing
reflection of the dlslodgment of Invest
ment funds stimulated by the attrac
tions of tho lirltlsh war loan, but do
mestic selling was not Induced thereby
nnd during most of the day offerings of
stocks appeared only on advances and
wero In light volume at that.
Kven United Hiateei Rubber steadied
and there were some demonstrations of
aggressive strength nmong standard
shares and specialties alike. The mar
ket, however, was not wholly onesided.
for there wns liquidation In Missouri
Pacific and Iloek Island, with a revival
of talk aliout the likelihood1 of a Mis
souri Pacific recelwrshlp. It was notice
able also that some descriptions In the
copper metal group were conspicuously
heavy. Uonda lacked firmness nnd thero
were free downward offerings of out
standing New York city Issue, which
have been weakening since the an
nouncement of the new 44 per cent,
loan. v
In the foreign exchange market there
were Interesting developments. Ster
ling bills strengthened materially, sight
exchange selling at 4.77H. Italian re
mittance went to new low levels and
francs continued the decline which they
have been making since the French credit
waei negotiated here by the llothschllds.
Possibly the unpublished terms of the
loan on the collateral of American se
curities would explain the failure of
francs to rally. The receipt of 12,
500,000 more gold bnre from Ottawa was
announced, making J3.O00.O00 In the last
two days, and the htnte of the Ottawa
gold supply became a matter of more
than curious conjecture.
Sterling exchango will have to recover
a good deal more to preclude negotia
tions for gold transfers, but It Is rather
obvious that London Is beginning to bid
ior American runns, and the r s nc dls
count rate In London may result In In-
aucing our Dankers to make loans over
mere.
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31
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16
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100 Adams Express
1400 Alaska O M
200 Allls-Chalmcrs
400 Allls-Chalmcrs pf
3860 Atrial Copper
100 Am An Chcm
400 Am flrake Shoe ctfs...
135 Am Ilrako Shoe pf ctfs..
ivvdu am t;an...., ,
200 Am Can pf
1700 Am Car & F
100 Am Cot CHI pf
100 Am II ft Leather
200 Am II & Leather pf . .
1600 Am Loco
100 Am Malt
100 Am Malt pf
4900 Am Smelting
11 Am Smelting pf
350 Am Steel Fdy
600 Am Tel & Tel
2700 Anaconda
700 Atch, Top A 8 Fo
100 Atch, Top ft 8 Fo pf..
10 Bank of Commerce....
14900 Haldwln Loco
100 Baldwin Loco pf, a 20.
2000 I) ft O
1126 B ft O pf
600 Batopllas
2600 Bethlehem Steel
3100 B V Goodrich
100 Uklyn Knp Tran
biuuiuutte Copper
400,'Cat Pet
m Pacific
Cen Leather
Cen Leather pf
PiO
Chi (It West
CM at West pf ,
Ch, M & St P
Ch, M ft St P pf
Chl. It I ft Pac ,
Chlno Copper
Col F ft I
Cons Gas
110
1930
100
800
100
1000
300
100
13200
1600
1400
200
1900 Corn Products...
if.
100
200
1200
1700
800
200
rts..
STANDARD OH QUOTATIONS.
fotlowiag are the quotations for the Standard
Vesterdav Thnrt
uome-scrymco. loo 200
Buckeye Pipe.... 50 100
Cacseb'h Mfg. .. lot) 70)
Colonial Oil Co... 100 110
Conttnen Oil Co.. 100 223
Crescent Pipe.... 90 40
Cumberland P L. loo 42
Eureka Pipe L... 100 va
Galena Slg Oil,,, loo 14s
Galena Slrnalpf. 100 13
Illinois Pipe U... 100 133
ladlana Pipe L... 60 so
Natloaal Transit. 35 29
NY Transit 100 205
Northern Pipe I. 100 03
O'llo Oil CoV. 35 133
Pierce Oil, new,. 35 Wi
Prairie Oil 4 Oas. 100 303
FralrtePlpe 100 143
Solar Ret Co 100 330
Southern Pipe h. too Jos
South PennOU.. 100 373
Southwest Pean. 100 103
Stan Oil of Cal... 100 373
Stan Oil of Ind... 100 405
Stan Oil of Kan.. 100 340
Stan Oil of Ky... 100 240
Stan Oil of Neb.. ISO 310
Stan Oil of NY.. 100 1S4
Stan Oil of Ohio , 100 433
Swan a Finch Co, 100 10J
Union Tank line 100 7S
Vacuum Oil Co.. 100 1M
WaahlnctonOII.. 10 33
Anglo-Am Oil Co. 1 IS
StanOUotNJ.. 100 108
Subald "en bloo" ... MO
SO old "all on" 1371
Ex dividend.
2M 201 2J10
iro 100 103
1 725 700 723
131 110 no
233 230 230
43 40 41
4S 43 4
230 220 233
150 IIS 150
140 133 143
135 131 133
100 to 100
31 23 31
210 203 210
M Ot M
133 133 3S
ni Wi nn
312 507 313
140 143 14
230 223 230
313 20 214
278 373 278
113 103 114
280 274 277
413 403 415
90 340 SAO
250 240 250
325 310 333
1S7 133 134
430 430 430
130 103 120
33 73 33
200 100 199
33 33 33
Wi 13 lAlj
403 400 403
... 30 ...
... 1230 ...
RAILWAY EQUIPMENT BONDS.
a percentage
Old rooNtera,
. SUB-TREASURY STATEMENT.
THUrtBDAT.
Km !'!! iul';Tr,',,"rv " banks, 11.211,000
raid by bunks to Sub.Treasury. 2;Sl5;ooo
Loss to banks on day's transactions
HINCK FH1DAY I.AflT,
11,732.000
V'li'.'i t Hub Treasury to banka, 11,110 000
I ld by banks to Hub.Treasury, ie.41J.000
(The following are quoted on
Dasis.)
Name. Maturity. Itate. Bid. Aaked.
Atlantic Coast T.lne... 1014-23
Ilaltlmore a Ohio 1014-23
BuHnlo,noeh.APItts...lOH-J9
Canadian Pacltto 1913-34
Ciro., Clinch, a Ohio. ,1913-24
Chesapeake Ohio,, ,1014-24
Chicago a Northw'n,. 1014-23
Chicago, Ind. A Louis, 1014-23
Chlo., It. I. A I'ao 1015-25
Chlcago.St.L.diN.O.,, ,1915-24
Clev.,Cm..Chl4Rt.L,, ,1015-29
Delaware & Hudson, ,1023
Erie ltallroad 1014-23
Hocking Valley 1014-23
Illinois Central 1014-23
Loulsvlllr&Nashvllleigt4-23
Mo Kansas A Texaa. 1014-23
Missouri PaclHo 1914-23
N.Y., N, 11. A II 1013-23
ra. Gen. rrdiht...,. ,1314-33
St. I... I. Vf. A South. .1914-34
Seabeard Air Line., , 1914-33
Southern Railway 1014-34
4-414 4.33 4.40
4! 4.33 4.40
i'i-i 4.00 4.40
ii 4.00 4,80
3 C,t2 4.75
ti 4.1(0 4, CO
4!i 4. Ml 4.25
i tm 4.30
i'i-i 7,60 6.6C
3 4,110 4.30
5 3.20 4.80
4i 4.(0 4.38
3.00 4.73
4-3 4.83 4.33
4!j-3 4.53 4,43
5 4,50 4.25
8 9.25 6.23
3 3.30 3.50
i'i-i 3.00 4.80
Vi 4.53 4,40
8 3,00 4,75
4-44 4.35 4.20
8 6.25 4.9)
8 1.00 4,78
iii-i 4.98 4.83
4.83 4,40
'J 1,11 4.T0
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125 127 7
97 98 7
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Corn Products pf. ,
' Cont Can
Cuban Am Sugar.
Crucible Steel
Denv ft It G nf...
iDero Co Df
KOOIDIstlllertt Sec
2100 notn Mines, ex
24001 Krle
6001 Krlo 1st pf
1600 Gen IClec Co
1200'Gen Motor
200lGen Motor pf
300Gt Nor pf
2500 Ot Nor Ore ctfs
OOOiGuggenhelm
looillomestake
1600 Inspiration Con
1S0O Inter-Met
760'Intcr-Mf t pf
200Kun City Sot
lOOiKan City Sou pf
It Kings Co E I. ft P
lOO'Lack Steel
700iLohlgli Valley cx dlv...
100;.Mnnhatt;in Kl
200;Mnys Dept Stores pf...
900'Mnxwell Motor Co
100 Maxwell Motor Co 1 pf.
lOOJMnxwell Motor Co 2 pf.
2500 Mex Pet
lOOlMex Pet pf
100 Miami Copper
200iMlnn & St Louis
100'MInn ft St Louis pf...
1700Mo, Kan ft Texas
800 Ma, Kan ft Texns pf...
2CS16lMLssourl Pacific
100 Xnt Biscuit Co pf
600iNat Lead
600 .Vat K ft S
40 .Vat CVonlc ft Suit pf...
200. Nevada Con
700 N Y Central
1100 N Y. N II ft H
100IN Y. Ont ft W
lOOl.VorfoUc ft West
200INorthern Pacific
1900lPnclfie arail
H30Penn K II
300lPettlbone M Co
200Pltts Coal
POOIIYessetl Steel Car ,
200lQtilcksllver
lOOjQulcksllviT pf ,
1500'ltny Cons Copper ,
4001 Republic Steel
nOOOlltendlns ,
600'Rumely ,
lOOlRumely pf
100 1 Seaboard A L
lOOiSeabonrd A L pf ,
100 Sears-Roebuck ,
200 Sloss-Shcffleld ,
2300 St L & San Fran ,
230 fit T. ft San Fran 1 pf.,
2350 St L ft San Fran 2 pf . ,
1100'Soiithern Pacific
lOOiSouthern Rwy Co ,
lOlStnndard Milling Co...,
2000!SttKlebaker
lOOiStudebalcer pf
300'Tenn Copper
100!Toxas Pacific
200!Thlrd Ave R R
100'Tobacco Prod pf
3400U'nion Pacific
200lTnlon Pacltlc pf
lOOT'n Dr' Goods pf
too 1 n uy mv pf. ,
I00OHT s I Alcohol.,
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tJ S Red ft R Co. . .
19400li; s Rubber..
ir.7 'V S Rubber 1
27R60II S Steel....
600 U S Stceel pf.
2800 ITfnh Cnnnnr
lOOlVn-Car Chem...
3UU
100
300
39100
100
200
400!
300
pf..
Va-Car Chem pf
Va. I. C ft a
Wabash
Westlnghoupo rclec
Westlnghouso Klec 1
Western' Mnryland. . .
Western Union Tel..,
Willys Overland
41
85
34
74
84
25
15
41
11
28
10
124
63
IS
106
15
89
64
29
103
106
33
106
40
224
47
2
2
23
29
146
5
11?;
14
36
138
35
6
12
7
87
ir.
70
78
99
3S
14
62
98
127
80
68
31
53
94
3
64
100
41
S3
34
75
84
25
1514
41
11
10 7Tl
124
63
IS
100
15
89
79
68
85
29
9
90
26
16
20
40
170
151
102'
118 118
34 35
62 03
119 '119
30 30
22 22
75 I 76
2o 1 25
69 j 59
12414M241.4
44 I 44
142'l42
125 125
97, 97
40
85
Changa
H
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14
a
3
7
1
VI
3
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3
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2
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1
114
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34
74
84
25
15
41
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2
14
14
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62
1 17
,106
14
1 a-.
65 I 64
29
103 103
106'l06
1
14
Hi
2
V4
34
106
40
22
48
214
2
2374
29
147
5
14
36
138
35
1
7
88
16
ill
7S
99
38
11
62
98
128
80
58
31
67
94
3
65
106
69 60
Pf.
109
66
32
96
40
100
127
24
66
129
109
67
32
97
40
14
101
127
24
66
129
33
106
40
22
47
24
2
23
29
146
4
11
14
36
138
35
6
11
7
87
ii;
70
76
99
37
14
62
98
127
80
58
31
53
94
3
62
106
69
109
66
32
96
40
99
127
24
66
128
40
85
34
74
81
25
15
41
10'
28. 1
7l 3
124
62
17
106
14
64
29
103
106
33
106
40
22
48
2
2
23
29
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4
11
14
36
138
35
6
11
7
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16
70
7S
99
37
14
62
98
127
804
58
31
57
94
3
54
106
60
109
66
32
97
40
14
100
127
24
66
12S
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14
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14
14
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14
14
14
3
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RAILROAD AND OTHER BONDS.
transactions From Opening to tl4S P, M.
AmTATev 4Mt
rjlltlltra 3Mue
d.linsi. . I II I 141 Itlearaen R
1 3000, , i O I O4 lwsj...ftnt.
AmTATeltn inoo., noia
1.1000. ...HH 130OO. ...1111
0000,. ,,H 7.14 Erie 1st enn 7
Am Writ I'M hrMl 00I9
aooo....ftn7iq Trie tat ron 4s
iniu..,,ft4 I 10CO,,,,HO
000.,.,on7 F.rla cen 4
armour 414. 1000. ...H7lo
1000.. ,.n Sis Ev AT II ron Cs
ATANPCV4S 2000. ...R7
.J"90. Oen Illeetrle 8s
w..iuu.i lvioiI 0214
ATHr"rens tonosjolCKHi
W0....nas,Great Nor '(
- ui si imn, ma
2O000. ...QU I rjyunmtfi nan.
A T A S f ad) 4s Hud AM fdg 6j
i.iiiiicu 1 series A
"on()s-!u.,Ha7g r.ooo....7-ff3j
iSJU'Hl-'PiJ. 1 Illinois Mil 4Ms
SVWs. ,H8la .1001 Bftlo
AtCosit I.lnn 4s 0000...,8fll4
noo. . , .0 OJU , Indiana Steel 8s
HaltAo rold 4s ooo.. I 004
ISir1'-' H 3 . '"'Cons Oop cv
oeoo.. ,.RHi3 a. 1013
11000.. .,SH7I 3000., I HHOl
Bait AOMolt'ls 1200O.. IBP
sono. ...a I lo mnn I'jnio
4000. ...n 1 1 Interb It T ret inno .
BaltAOSWS'ja 8I98 P lrlllird 5s
SOU,N..H734 7000. ...O 7I3I 1000. ... 04
liii-uZ31 .0 73s.nomeWAOgcn
inroHi5..HH sooo.,..B7ta mno..io2ij
.3000... ,88 S00O. . 0 78, S 1A fo M 4s
17000.70.. HH Interboro .MM mm .,t:, U
rSJJJt'i i8 .ro' ,nl"' l'St I, A iron Mt
il.?20i:,'.l"'.? .?00-.f7fl''4 Itlv A fiutf 4s
...1. .I
NY City 4s 37
1000... .9 on
NY Oas P.leo Lt
II A PSs
2.VWH20I 0314
NY Oas Eleo Lt
II A P ts
snno. ...afi
NYMHAIIevet
2000. ,111
N Y nrs sdl fa
mnoo....oa
NT Tel cm 414a
w, , ,h if 1 a
ronnsr).,oft.i4
inoo 11 11
titOTnri..oftna
NorthPaelfln 41
tooo,.,.nui
conn onio
Or A Cal 1st 3s
30mH!n moii
Or.Sh I. fde 4a
iisio.7 1. , h 7 1 a
Par of to 4s
40OO,.,.8fta4
Pae Tel ATel 81
3000, ...B7I3
Pa tm 4Ma
tern ctrs
2000. ...11 HI.
7000.,..!) Mis
3000 null
.17001, ...OBIr
n8i4
THE CURB MARKET.
Scilsl Air Line
ood.. 1 nn
.',.!i? All&niris
iSS- "2 2 i (SeaboVrd AI. 4,
,ono... .7 01 a 4000. ...70
Jnn4'jsOcrmn'Seslvl A I, adl
stamped 211000, ...lift
l"po....74l4 inoo, ,.,n4l4
RCl'lSiM (I 2000 . . (1
iiooo,..,7 1 1 lSo ft N'orAlaSs
Dkn Map Tr 5s
100O.. I OOI
tlkn l.'n Oss 1st
4000.. I urila
Csl Oas A I: Ss
1 1000 114
Canasta So 5a
3on(i.. 1 0:1
Caro Clinch-fleld&Ohln8s
auw, ,..U 4
nan ritr so ssi inn.i
,?;&de.'ia1 5ll.!fo I'acineevlH
S0O0..IOI 20OO....OI1.V,
iJtcledeOasfdg1 2000.. ..hosJ
iooi....tuOH inoo.. U!IO
-JS.iIMr M 4000.. 1 00 1000.1, ,..H1I
i-0..v.?":,i IJcU Stl M 1050 300 " final
Cent I'aelne Itl 1000. ...73li' 7000 " oiit4
"Jia 2000,, 7Sl SoPacl(lerv4
4000.
mS " i'tt l.i0!0.-. " 1 '' 'oPaelne ref ts
fiJlvVriZ?.1" LSS4s toil .loon ,h.VN
cPl)RAi' '"no ..01114 leeo.. . Hftta
Substantial gains were made In the
so-called war stocks yesterday. Amer
ican Zno was conspicuously strong and
advanced 4 points. There was hoavy
trading in Car, Light and Power, which
sold up of a point. Marconi and
Standard .Motors were other active Is
sues In this group and each ad
vanced .
A firm tone prevailed. In mining
stocks, with Success Mining scoring a
K.i 1 11 of 9 points.
lOxccpt for Wcsttnghouse 6s, whlcn
-irden?d fractionally, bonds were de
pressed, interest In oil shares continued mea
gre, and price changes were unimpor
tant. Transactions In detail In the market
yesterday were as follows:
CXnen. Illvh Tlw. Clos.
Sales. Ing, est. est. Inr
iw Alliance Film V,
WV) Am Zinc 1. CZVi
2040 Alaska Juneau... UK
4000 Alia Con Mlnlnr. W
(400 Atlanta 32
400 I!lr I.-dce Dev.. IV4
MM 'llig Cottonwood.
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
Ti
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14
70
22
I'd
i
ir
1
7i
11111. Kiln I.LIIDI. 1M, , n.u . . .
cPLAlton!!l4l -000. ,,,11 Mat fisM30 IraiS
Swi""2Ss i-fnUf 1 Yr South Pacific 4s
3O0O...,4nl4 1IXM..IUOIJ f.OOO....H!ll.i
Mouthers Its- Is
70O0.,..IM17s
20oo....noa4
So Hwv rm 4s
7000 114
Third Avadll
.1000. ...HOI4
unlonPacl0o4s
loono,,.,ij Ai3
1000,.,,HA.V1
R000....0 A.lu
.VlsM..Ortl4
10O0.,,.l)A.
loooo. ...nnta
iioeo.,n.'ii4
4noo iinii.
01.111 p., if,iiq
C.ll2l 0 )6ln! .LehVal con t's
1000.. ..ov .1000. ...tin
10r-si .. tiiiw ii..:. M s.
23000.. ..Oil 1 4 Lou A Nash 4s
C Ilft o Neb 4s! 2iiij . u a
rl i , " " Mannat ity 4s
Chl A Hast III Is I stamped
lOOp. ...0 7 700rt..'VV80
C .MAM P cv Ss Marine rlt 4'4s
..rctSlllllpd II40S)..A1H4
- ion's' iooo. ...o 113
33000.. 1 oil ft l(iOj..A I la
CXtASPgm4l4Sj 6000.. .AI.Th
ntlSS.'...1 H'Val '"ttflrates
CM3iStPcv44s' 2000. ...AlW
IUOOO.,.,117.1. R2(i(. ...Al li
ooo...,ti 7ls 20000.,.. A 1 1 4 u Pacinc ref u
'VSR: - "8 X.,. M.'n" 1. 4, S "
ViV? I1' 3 X Pac 'is il7 " iooo. . I 02
mot If- I 22J?- ',,,;,4iu -s fleet af t
rw "m .4' Mn p ev Ss 1 tmnaTOI n I
TuliSK' i!!?2' :J2. I 7ooo;.ioi7i
100,1. I nnrTT wTV... .1' l.'". -.X 'A li
(ktiiii 1.1. a fittin -s ii'"vj I U I
Cht iti&iitc iooo.. .ri7i isooo..ii7S
r.niui .1 . 1 . 1 . - 1 . "
iooo::"i4i v'::..-."".."3 ...v.'"'
fIS"- J'5'ai 4t::ioiua Va Itiry'&s
loonro..iift.-kJ isooo..io:ifst 2ooo.'..o ai a
31000.. 1 0334
10O00., I OH7H
r.noo,. i on. 14
1000, , 1 ona4
1000.. 1 n.i7
-irs().. 1 U.l.14
N Y Cen 4ia
10001 HSt.T.
NYCent deb 4s
1000....HHI3
toon HHH.
N V C L S 3Us
iooo. ...740
NVatv4'5Sl937
.ovemlier
ton.. 1 o:t
NYCltv4i 1017
..uirmiirr
i'n.. Ulli
NYCItyl'isloeo
1I'U. ...11 wjm
12000 011
NT atr 4is 4
..wi, ...u 11 14
s 000.. ..nn
NY City 4s SB
4C?0. ...BO
NY Cfty 4s 33
WU....VO.I8
2000 OA
Wabash 2d
1000....!) IS4
WahlTer 1st 4s
cerllflcates
2.no", ,,, 4.I4
3000,... o
Wabass eit 4s
sooo .. a 1 ta
Kq Trust ctfs
loooo. ,,,al
10000. ...aoij
KoTr rtts st I
.1000 1 nn.
Western I'.lec 3s
.1000.. 1 n 1 la
West L'nlon 3s
tOO-l. ...oil
Wh A 1. 1! cn 4s
1000... .aata
Westc HI cr Is
23000.. 1 04
10000.. 1 (14l
32000,. 1 0 4
.sono.. in.i7g
6OOOO.. I (14
W NY A Pa 1st
HST0s?0IO3.T
lotio.. Io a-ia
2iooos-n .ar
CCCAStl. rm 4s
IO00....0HI3
ChlleConnerOs
iaooo.. 1 1 (l.i 4
10000.. 1 1 (11 3
SOOO. .117
Colo In col ir 3s
1000....7OS4
1000 7 1
Con (las cv fts
tooo.. 1 1 e4
Colo South 4s
inon..,,nua4
10.X1....H1U
2000 H(),1,
Coin So eit 4)l
1000 k:i,
Cuban 3
loot
0000... .ooia
1D14
3000.. ..0214
soon u
DelAMud cv 4s
13000.. 1 OOI4
Den A ItloOrss
lonos3)..73
Den Ana ref&s
3-nnoo..4 7ls
Transartlons from 2:45 P. 31. to Cletfag.
Illinois Stl 411 NY Tel am 4t
20O0....8ftla' sooo. .,,0 All
Indiana Siel 5s iniv,M. .o,-,,-
6OO0., I O034..Vnrrnllc A w 4s
Interb n T rel 3ooo..,,oonM
is HH J 2ooo.":qoi,
1000.. .07I3 NortlPaclne 4s
Inter Paper 3s tooo.. 'ifti.
100(1.. inn iKorthp.-l. .1
Japanese4ts2d 6oi'ii ,n:i."ij
1000... ,74ia Or Aral i.t 3s
JaiM'isGermui 400v.11 1 n 0 1 1
.m,r'J... ur.nortl.lne r,s
inoo. ...741s tooo..io4la
3000 74 n., x.i .s.t.1
LS A MS 4s 1023 reentered
". 1 1 6000. , I 00
Me Petrolm AsjPa cm 4is
Series A trm ctfs
mooo..ino uum uoi.
Mo Pacltle ron P Lortllard ts
.100(1. ...0!)la 1000. ...0034
Mo Paclflo 4s iftesdlnc rm a
cMi?,p M '?'!Mo Pao cv Ss ,Stl.A sPgm r,s
IOOO Hlllil IOOO T7 snr.i.-,n I 7 1 1 'J
ChiniAPIly4j rono..,.:iiisSllSo Paclflo e 4s
ATA SF sen 4i
iono...,nai4
2onos23. o 1 Si
II sdniiii
1000 mi 7,1
rathStrel e 3s
IOOO.. 1 OO.M
3000.. I OOl J
PLn Un Fl 1st
IOOO. . I 00
Cal (las A K 3s
onj nits.
Cent Paclflo 1st
6000. ...87l
Cn AO Joint 41
11O0O. ...llnla
40000... .011
Chl ItAQ 111 4s
tooo. ...nun,
CM A East III 4s
1000 an
CM AMITY 5S
rets nil ni
sooo.. 1 oaia
14
1
January 1
Total sales to-ny, 277,900 shares, flame day 1914, 28(060
to tate, 61,099,886. Same period 1914, 37.674.828.
Where a "c" follows a quotation It Indicates a bid or offer for 10 shara
BID AND ASKED PRICES.
Closing prices of stocks In which there -were no transactions yestert
Bid. Aaked.
AmAirChPf fll' Ofl
Amllt.Sii... 40 4'i'-j
AmlUHiipT. M S
AtnCrAfpflia
Aint'oal. . KO
AmCol'r .Wi 103
Ami'ol'r nllio 114
Ainrotijii . 4
ArnKxpn-ss mi
AmleeSeo , 2t'4
Aml.lnOll KHs
Aml.lnO pt
Ami 1" i'S
AmSltf ptll 7!)
AniHnutT. .113
AmMnun ptltn
AmSuitar .iu;i
AniSunf . 114
AmTelACa, nu
AmTot 220
AmTnbpf ,103'
AmWoolcn. 23
A 111 Wool pf KS
AmWrl'I'I. 7
Assi'tsllcal, t,i
AssoMI pf, -AswM2lt
-AtlCiil.lll..l04
llltllKtlpf..HH
Ill'tjdlllllf.lOl
llklynll(lnl?7
HrunaTer . 5
llnuthr... .
HrnwnShoM 23
llniwnShpf ii
HufJI.VP. . 3
HllfllAPllf.lOlo
lliittcrlck 2H
Call'etnf . 33
Can.Sniitli Ui
Cmtnf.NM .
(nftHTell2i!Sc 12.10
cniKAiuin 11
ChlAAItpf. 12
ChUVNW 123
CIllANW pfino
ChStPiOnilia
t'hSI'AO ptlJS
CCCAHt!.. . )
ccc-fii.iif . r.v
lcvAPltts.137
'lUrttPAl'oSS
'luettP nf 103
rtl At Ktl K U
ColASnl f 40
ColAHalnf at
Comal ock,, u
4H
110
21I1J
12
31
US
Ml
101)
lux
UKl'i
113
113
22H
IU7
SO
m
H
03
HS'j
107
II11
1112
1W1
a'i
40
,v)
77
U3
20' i
3S
111)
!!23
127
170
191
m
:4!a
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IIS
427
10
N
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Ail
4i
ll'i
1KI
.li'-;
31
SO
34
43
14
Bid. Aaked
CnntCan pf 87 imij
1 ini ni ii-b sii
CpieStlPf . mi
(I1A111S11 ift03
DelAlhld ,14(1
1)1. AW . 423
nrsUI'tl) 11
I)oin)pf 31
DciiAIKir . ft'j
DrtKdlsnn 113c
DctftMack. 70
DctAM pf. Ml
Drtllnltml W
II11ISS.VA. . 4
DlllSSAtif K14
Du Pont Ppflsi
Krlo2if . :ili
Ted MAS 21)
Kastman. .role
l
ldl
12(i!!i
1MI
US
21 s
linu
10.1
hi),
llMj
1111
Mnrv.VJpt nilj 111
llnrvl "orp.. ill 70
nani or nr 'Ml
llneklngv.
IIK'i'iitral 100
IniAirrcor n
IntAitrpf . 21
lntl'apcr . n'4
l.l.lln.,.-... mil
, ,,,, ,M , in 'a
InwaCcn . 7
Innnt'rn pt in
IKayser. , ho
JKajsri if07
JICMclipf 70
KCI-'HM pf n.1
KcoADeaM, 4
KeoDM Pf 35
I.arlede(ias01
i.r.rieftw... 7
I.lIAWpf. . 10
l.lcAMTob22H
I'ed MAS Pf 41
rWnoltttfl 10.1
rwitiipf inn-;
(iWililnif..i;i)
(iwni111pf.no
(iriK'hrni ,2m
(ii'iiCh pf.. 107
CranbiCon -llnvana.
. KOo
Havana nf iln
niin-.vi . 1111
mm
115
Ids
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23
10
:is
in
211
S3
71)
10
102
II
21
Bid. Aaked.
I,oosWt nf. ttl'i 01
wiusw nr. ihj
Mncltast'ns 711
Mncki: pf . 05W
Mnnllcach 2
MnnSh pf 10114
MnyI)iHts .ts
Mli'lK'cn io3a
M.SPArl.SM.113
MStPANH
. M Pf .. 121
,M,StPA,S,S
MM, . 73
Mnb.VII pf, Ola
MunPoner. ill
Monl'ow nfioi'j U)3
MurrlsAI., li'fi ins
.am njii,,ii(i
Nntlllsoult.lisij
NatCAH. . (lUl-J
NntUAH pr. S3
Nntl.id nfl()7
Nut lly of
Men I pt
v.. 11.. .!
(13
HO
00)i
n
101
4U
1200
118
134
S3
hoa
6(1
12
120
7d!
H7
113
23
Met 2 nf
NVAIrllr. .
S4
00
:)
41
i.tKft.Mr pins
Irfinelslanil at
l.orinanl . 170
i,orillArdnfll4
r.oulavAN..I1Sl4
LoomWBU. 1
170
33
1W1
UN
Mi1
r.J,"tn. ''tnks ts.soi.aoa
r sous WW J.J44.IIO VUgUm Bsllway,
NYCA
NVlWKtl.
1 iir . .
NYl'AStl.
2 nf
N l.ncAW.Ill
NorfKn . 13
NorfAW pf, H3
NoriliAm . 73
NortWTel,.1(i5
N'oOhTAI... i(,K
OntKIIM.. II
I'austnr pr,
I'bcTAT." . .11
PunTAT pf. Vi
PetAM I pf 11.1
PcrililrsCiislt.,
I PrurlsAi; , II
i- 1 mi, . ni
PCCASl. pf 75
PhllnCn , 37
PltCiinl pf.. B3
PllltWAU IM
Plthtl pf . IS
I'rl-UICar pf
Pullman... INS
KvHtlHpgs. SO
v
03
3Vi
78
33
123
2(1
HI!
li
34
1140
US
llll'i
111
US
ni
72
04
00
100
ISO
3314
V
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Bid. Asked
nenil 2 nf m t .
Ilepstlnf . 87'4 hs
Jlocklsfand ! i4
Hocklslpf 1? i
Htiow.. n4 ,n,,-;
ritl.sw pf. ,ki 37 '
.Scars-It nf iTiii ii.i
Hln.a.MI, n. 1 'rJ s
r,o,iviiiii' ,;SH4
.SKrcspf..t(i7
toPHKuenr 3H
KoPIIKu pr. K4
HnllyMAO rn0
HtandMIII. 3.1
Ti-xasCo .121
TctCo pf.. 120
TeaPacl.T 1031;
Toi.Stl.AW. lii
TNLAWjif. 7 '
THlnCltf . Dili
Underwood, ta
tindcrw pf, oh:
IlnllfliAl'., 3i
t'nllftPpf' !SH
llnflrMCri. 4(
UncirrM pf.101
lhiltylnv... Kit (
IliiDryCds.
UKCastlP . isi
H.scnslppf .17 '
IIMltri. . . 8.1
USIt tftlm s
lIHIIAIt pf .u,-
Vulcan. . . in
Vulcan pf . 23
Wabash nr. 1 e
WellslTx 01
West Mil pf. 31
Weyllrt'o ,231
Wevllrtif Hi
WhlAI.K in
WAI.n 1 pf. 7
WAI.Kjpf, s
VlllyeOpf!(Bl4j 103'
Ex dl-rldend.
Whers a "e" follows
QUOtSlion It Inrfl.
eates a bid or-offer
for 10 sbarsa.
l:4
lin
10
lis)
M)c
51
12S
123i
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n
3
70
105
5S
?n
471
104'.,
17 I
511
15
43
IUI
30
4i'
IS
40
33
2 HO
120
V
H.1
4000 6000 . fl7
CklHIAPIly ' IOOO,.. .no
w ;i i.-sai iune u
ConCasrvSs inoo ok
10000.. I 07 NY Central Sts
I'riHnmi ct ss
JSOOO.. I OOI4
Pen A HO ref 3a
IOOO. ...47
DuPonl4i
4000. ...03
Erie 1st ron 4s
MOOsM. . 7 O I a
File cv 4s ser II
2000. ...tl 8
Gen Rlectrle 3s
3000.. 1031a
Total bond sales (par value) 13. 100,000
1000 r 1 nj
FoPaellle ret 4s
2000. ,,,M Ala
170O0s2)..8."lla
6AO . .HA
"s2"..7HJa J-kmthern Hv 3s
oinni.... t uia 6(lO0..1()(l
NY 'Oas Kleo UJU Pacldc ref 4a
HAP 5s hum a-ii mm
.1000., 1 ona4 us Steel at Sa
NTClt74ija 1057
May
4ISSK.101 On
NTaty4Us 1080
-UISJ, ...W If
11000, ,.,OH7a
11000.. 1 (12
VaSsnilACo ctf
2000. ,..H 1
r.ooo....eoN
WestrBlev Ss
16000.. 104
PUBLIC UTILITIES SECURITIES.
American Oss Company
American l.ltnt A Traction S2j
American Light A Traction pf, 10,
Did. Asked.
101 103
$000 tlraden Copper... 7ii
SM 'Booth tJ
Canadian N O C. l'J
22W) Car Light A P... S
S73 Cramp Ship 11
con Canadian Cop,.
JTto 'Cashboy
( Chile Copper....
300 Cons Nev-L'tah,
10)0 Cons Arizona.,
23W 'Dia II Butte ip In i'i
It. Electric Boat 130 151
VA Electric Coat pf.120 121
StO Kmerson Phono.. 13-4 Uti
5IC0 'Enima Copper... 21 !4
2700 Florence 34 tl
100 (trrrne Cananea,, 4014 404
3C3 Rcnesee Cop 4! 42
3.V)) 'Coldneld .Merer 23 23
700 Inter Merc Mar.. Hi l!i
60 Inter Motors pf. 3
300 Inter S Pump...i I I
27 Inter S Tump nf. 1 !
600 Iron Blossom M 11
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The Ilnbber Kplaode
All sorts of Information of the first
hand, second hand, third hand nnd
strictly confidential variety wns handed
arotiml yesterday In regard to tho
mnrket for United States Ilubber. The
stock. It was asserted by some persons,
1 would go much lower, but tho regular
' dividend would be paid. Tho dividend
wns to'bo cut to 4 per cent, according
I to others. Thn oxtrcmo view was that
It would lie passed altogether. The ar
guments that went with the first conten
tlon wero cither that certain Interests
1 In tho company were getting rid of their
stock by liquidation in tho market or
(lint n big speculative coup was being
put through. With eonio peoplo the agl
,tatlpn over a recent Incident In the
market for Hock Island stock was suf
ficient reason for discrediting tho latter
hypothesis. TI10 Idea that the dividend
fjjtj I would dc cut 10 4 per cent, or passed
..ti altogether wns more generally held. It
T4
;o . wns said mat tno inisincw or tno com-
3114 pany bad not been ns prosperous as ap
114 ' pearcd upon the surfneo and that the
I belated and abrupt decline In the stock
;u represented n situation that had been
31 ' hitherto concoalcd from the public. Per-
2 1 haps the best Informed people havo
7V4 taken tho stand thnt action on the dlvl
Ciu (lend will be radical and that while the
1 Ml l'i 1 Ml I Ml selling may now nppenr to be poor the
7 7 7 7 decline Is not yet over. The tape to
20H 4 204 204 . some extent supports this opinion. Tho
7-11 7-18 7-H 7-1I fall has licon severe nnd the stock so
13-11 12-16 13-11 13-11 fnr has shown no "kick back" worthy
or the name. This Is notable because a
considerable miscellaneous short position
nas undoubtedly been built up.
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134
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A sr Dnll Interest.
A -.h. 1...1I I.1....1 v . , . 1.,
. " nr.. VHIl llliriCBl J1U3 I1CCI1 IJUlll UJI
4! ! In Westlnchouse, based simply on the
..it 1 Hvuoii 01 mo siock in ine past weeK or
'Tl nn A tt-A.V ., r-n v..tn...l., ... .11.
ITi
37M Jumbo Kxten,..l 17-32 1 19 32 1 9 16 I -ll
so. A week ago Wednesday the dl-
rectors declared the regular dividend on
tne stock. This was unden ably a dls
appointment to many speculators, who
nan confidently expected that the re
ceipt of highly profitable war business
Kelly Spr Tire. ..100 1C0
ICO
101 Kerr Lake 4 7-14 4 7-11 4 7-11 4 7-11
3V") Kewanas 14
2000 'Lone Star 14
1700O Kinnecutt Cop..,. 314
HOW Marconi of Am.. 214
io) I would lead the directors to Incresse the
L I ,1 Ul-IKlllInn TI. .. . .,
30 McK V Sav Mln. 25
ty Majestic Mines.. 19
SM N Y Tramp 14S
10-vi New Utah Blnr.. 14
104 Nevada Hills 23
3000 Oro I
4000 Standard Motors. ITs
100 Itlker-Heg Corp... Its
2CO 'Sells 26
700 ssilrer Pick 11
200 Stand Sll Lead
40000 Success Mining.... II
1V Stewart 24
40 'Super Mining.... 23
2000 St Joseph Lead... 124
104 Sterling Gum 3
8700 'Tnnopah Merrer .43
40p Tonopah Ext 3
roM I'n Clr St new,... 104
3M0 Un lrof Shar....3 MS
2200 Wasatch 1 6-l
4004 "West End Con... 73
20) Wabash pf A 41
M0 Wabash pf B 224
IW World Film 4S
10) Yukon Gold 24
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STANDAKD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.
ICO Anslo-Amer 164 14 164
3 Atlantic Rrflnlnr .. kV, t5 333
10 Galena Slrnal Oil .. 111 lit 141
32 Illinois Pipe Iir ,, 13.7 133 131
C Northern llpe L.. .. M M 93
3 Ohio Oil 1 13.1 133
64 Pierce Oil 11 l 144
30 rralrie Pipe L 1(5 113 113
1 South I'enn Oil 27.1 273 273
40 Stand Oil of Cal.. .. 271 276 271
10 Stand Oil of K J.. .. 400 2:o
10 Stand Oil of Jf Y. .. l!5 isr. i
13 Union Tank IJne. .. 79 7I 73
BONDS.
111300 Kinnecutt Cop Is. 1174 111 1174 113
250004 N Y C 44s '66 w 1.1034 low 1034 1434
4V00 West EI conv Cs.,107 K7 107 107
Sell cents per share.
CURB STOCKS CLOSINO.
YesterJar. Thursday.
Bll.AsUel. Bid. Asked.
American Zinc 6S' tfl Sl'i 5ti
A1U Cons Mining .70 ,S 70
Ilrartrn Copper 7H 7l 7' 7X
British Am Tob Ord,. I31J I3'f 1S1 Hl'f
Jumbo Eitenslon I'n 14 lis 1 10-33
Kewanos II 15 II 15
Nlplsslne Mines 11 o'X 3 o"
II. A II. Corp i 8' 6l C'
United Cle S, new 104 IVf 104 lo'j
United ProDt Sh 3l( 34 3t( 3'
West End Cons 7S 80 77 7!)
World Film 414 'i ( 4'j
UON'Dt.
KennecottCopperes.,ll7j lHlj 1I7W US'j
N YCIty4 1035wl .101 101) loll," 103!,'
WestlncElConvSs lofllj 107 108'i 108'j
8H0RT TERM NOTES.
Int.
Security. Hate. Pay. line. Bid. Oder. Yield
ATATSC...5 A-O Apr. I.'IO 100i10OH3,7l
AmC0llC.4i A-F Nov. 1,'IS 100i loos,, j 70
AnCopC.,.,5 M-S Mar. 1, '17 1004 100is4 i
BAOltlt ...iW J-I) June 1,'17 tc,)',, a;.,, 473
B&OHIt ...44J-D June 118 WH OS), 4 1)7
BkU-nHT.,,3 J-J July 118 1001, ,tft)i ; 4 01
M-S Mar, 224 101IJ 102 3 (Kl
M-N May 117 H7!i 9
CanrnyC.,3
ConPCo,..,8
CheAOnH.,5
chAWinn.s
DelAHudC.4
Erlcltn 8
Erleltn 3
dlKtrlbutlon. There was n great deal of
profit taking on this nvcount. But the
market took this selling with ease. The
price got down around 97, lt Is true, but
thnt is not much of n performance for
that stock. Since then the lost ground
has been made up at a time when the
general tendency of prices has been In
downward direction, If there has been
any real tendency at all.
Weakness In Mop,
Weakness In Missouri Pacific on the
confirmation of previous rumors of a
heavy assessment upon the stock was
typical or certain phases of Wall Street
speculation. These reports have been
going round for months. They have
never wen lieen seriously questioned.
And yet apparently there have ben nnit
.1 few persons who have been Ignoring
mriii tumjueieiy. un me otner hand, of
course, there nre many more people who
have faith In Missouri Pacific, believing
inui mo vaiuo w mere ana mat It will
eventually mean higher prices for the
stocU. osessment or no assessment, as
Ion; as a receivership Is avoided.
The Itnllronda and the War.
A Boston firm has Issued a letter en
titled "The Stock Markets Under War
Influences." This letter draws an in
teresting comparison between the mar
ket In railroad stocks In the civil war
period nnd that now prevailing. "Tho
'war stocks' par excellence of the re
bellion period," It says, "were the rail
road shares. When the public finally
threw off Its timidity nd apathy a
great boom started In this group of
securities which carried, the good, bad
and Indifferent along veith It. The ful
crum which supported the buying power
was the tremendous export demand for
our cereals and the resultant transpor
tation prollts. An authority states that
the "stock of every- Important road was
abovo par by tho end of the war. of
many nearer 150 than 100 Erie rose
over 100 points In three years, Read
ing 120 points, Hock Island 100 and
these are merely Illustrations of the In
tensity of the advance. Moreover, the
records show that in spite of the non
existence of the ever watchful Inter
state Commerce Commission the roads
attained a high degree of prosperity
without materially advancing mips
Hates on grain. In fact, actually declined
anil competition was keen.
For several years owing to a combina
tion of circumstances too well known to
need rehearsal at this time, railroad
stocks have been viewed with apathy
und slight attention has been given to
the probability of their recuperation
from the neglect Into which they have
fallen. Wo bellevo that the present war
Is Treating a situation similar to that
which we have Just sketched. The
combination of a large volume ot (rattle
which may develop In tplte of current
pessimism based on great shipments of
grain to primary markets In August and
September, supplemented b- Increased
traffic In general merchandise, surely
may have eventually a marked though
belated effect upon railroad Income."
THINKS $1,000,000,000
EXPORT GAIN CERTAIN
"Dnn's" Sees Assurance
Great Excess of Mvpoiis
Over ports.
In the weekly trade rrvlrns cood
news more t'an offsets llio li.ui ufwt
Dun's says: "Cross ctimtiti loni.nuj
In business chnnnels, but the tidu (,f r,.
turning prosperity Is gradually rls.ng
dood news still predominates! and fu..
thcr progress Is manifest, notwlthrt.-ind.
Ing the unseasonable weather 11 1 minr
points and especially In the West TMi
retards the retail distribution nf .
chnndlee and tends to adversely affect
thn jobbing trade as well, while Hie aRr
cuftural outlook has been i omen li.it In,
paired ny excessive nuns.
"Harvesting of winter wheat Is sw
layed and corn has n reived a tthic'.
yet crop failures from too much niout.
uro are comparatively rare, the oih..
extreme having furnished thn rr.n
records of lore. That tho eron rennn.
are not causing concern Is Indicated U
the nctlon of the grain options, whrit
ngnln falling below tho dollar mark at
Chicago.
"The depressing Influences are tk.
leas keenly felt because thev nre ),.".
Ileved to be temporary, and confidence In
the future remains unshaken. Althou:i
July dividend payments will not (o.ual
last year's! by approximately 14,700,000,
It la a hopeful sign that of Into eovefsj
corporate Interests havo announced in
creased disbursements, two rallronAs
operating In the middle West belnir In.
eluded In the list this week.
"In the aggregate, the revenue, of
transporting compnnlcs continue below
the totals of 1914 gross earnings for
the first two weeks of June showing a
reduction of S.2 per cont. but soma
systems are now making better returns
and. as previously, most of the loss la
on the roads In tho South. This Ij
largely the result of the depression In
cotton, which, however, has mads
substantial recovery from the a heck of
the) -war, as In evidenced by the fact that
shipments abroad for the season to date,
are only about 776,000 bales smaller
man last year's.
"Such a favorablo comparison -w m
considered possible six months ago. It
now seems assured that the nation's
excess of merchaadlse exports over im
ports for the fiscal year will amount to
a round billion dollars, nnd while less
gold has come hero this week. Francs
has arranged for a large loan at this
centre." '
BradttreeVa snys : "Trade news Is is.
regular, current distribution being re.
pressed, but on the other hand orders fir
future delivery tend to enlarce. I'n.
seasonable weather hampers retail trade,
resutts In forced sales, restricts eortlne
up orders going to Jobbers nnd detracts,
from crop promise. Besides, n numl-ero
lines, such as coal, lumber, .tewelrv sM
shoe manufacturing, remain slow
on the) other hand there Is more doing
In textiles for fall elilnment ! thn mir.
ket for cotton goods Is helped by forclcn
business: Improvement In steel eont'nui
to spread both on export and dnmet!e
account : war orders for machine to !
are heavy; skilled labor Is being norkM
overxime; shipyards are active; mall
order trade reflects liberal ealns . cold
Imports continue; foreign trade bal.v -es
are neavlly In favor of the I'nited
States: collections at some tiolnts are
better: money is firmer; more funds a-a
oeing taken for crop moving nurtKisrs:
commercial paper, in light supply ,s
moe active west; bank clearings ev 1
those of this week one and two 5 en s
ago; concern over our Interest In nen-i-
Ing International political innttem seein
to have subsided for tho time being a" 1
the.stock market, which advanced ear'r
Jn the week, declined later chleily on
prospects of oversea liquidation of
American stocks to pave the way f.'r
the establishment of foreign ere '
here."
THE COFFEE MARKET,
- Atchison's Work.
The Street has become more nr less
nccuMonifil to unusua
from tho Atchison
May statement with Its- Increase In gross
01 '.'.ikiii was a revelat on. Last
n.50 month's gross earnings were also some
SwttCfttBsr Operations nesamed 01
a Iiarsre Scale.
The coffee futures market olnfed nc.
tlve and firm yesterday, with prln-s I
to 10 points higher on transactions c
87,000 bags. The feature of the tr.ir.
ket was tho firmness of tho July pre-
tlon, which closed C points over Mar li,
The mnrket displayed n firm undertone
throughout the day nnd despite the i-x-tremely
heavy Interior receipts and in
creased stocks at both Itlo and Sant n
July offerings In the early trading wire
readily absorbed.
Switching operations were renewed on
a large, scale yesterday, npproxlm.it 'y
half of the day's trunsactlmm r pre
senting exchanges. July nnd Mar h
were switched on an even basis In . n -slderablo
volume during the morn-u,
but In the afternoon the former morHi
wns at a premium of C points over the
latter. July was 20 points over Si-p-
temoer anil me premium on Mav uxor
suallv gpoil reports 1 ,,,ls Position narrowed from 10 points
. Nevertheless the t0 6 Points.
Its; Increase In gross
a revelation, Last
J-D June Il 014 sn 7 43 $.100,000 greater than In 1913 and $400,-M-R
Sept. 113 lOOif 00 3 M 000 greater than In 1912. To tho mind
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Adirondack Eleetrlo Power,
Adirondack Illcctrlo Power pf
American Oaa A Kleetrle
American Gob A Eleetrlo pf
American Power A Light
American Power A Light pf
American Publlo Utilities
American Pulillo Utilities pf
American Waterworks A Eleetrlo..
American W.W.A E. partlclp'g pf,, jg
American Waterworks A K 1st pf 31
Cities Sen-Ice 40
Cities Sen-Ice pf 31
Colorado Power Company is
Colorado Power Company pf w
Commonwealth Power. By. A L.... 31
Commonwealth Power, lly, A Lpf.
Consumers 1 Co (Minn) Bs 1030
Dayton Power & I.lcht Co
Dayton Power A Light Co pf
Denver Oas AElectrlo gen 3a
Eleetrlo Bond Deposit pf ,
Eleetrlo Bond A Share Co pf ,
Empire District Eleetrlo 3a ,
Empire District Eleetrlo pf ,
federal Light ATractlon ,
Federal Llrht A Traction pf
Caa A Elrctrlo Securities
Gaa A Electric Securities pf
Great Western Power Co Ss IMS.,.
Lincoln Gas A Kleetrle
Northern Ontario Light A Power... 10
Northern Ontario Light A Pow pf. 30
Northern .States Power Co 37
Northern States Power Co pf 33!j
uiaru Power A Water
1'aclllo Gas A Eleetrlo ,..
Paclflo Gas A Eleetrlo pf
Bepiibllc Hallway A Light Co
Hrpuullo Hallway A Light Co pf,,
(Southern California Edison
Southern California Edison pf
Standard Gaa A Electric
Standard Gas A Elrctrlo pf
Tennessee Hy, Light A Power
Tennessee By, Light A Power pf... 37
united Light A Hallways 40
United Light A Railways 1st pf,... 87
united Light A Hallways 2d pf 83
Utah Securities, 13U
Western Power ,,, 1214;
Western Power pf 34
Tit raise. 30. tEx-dlrlaaaA. e
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J-D June 1318 100'; 100lj 3 43
A-O Oct. 115 I00j 100',' 3 10
A-O Apr. 118 CJ4 OOis,,33o
ErleKH St A-O Apr. 117 0 001 3 87
GenRub'.wt.S J-D Dep. 118 OS Mlf 8 83
HoekVal..." M-N Nov. 115 lootf 10U,, 3 83
. . . . . 1 ' -1. , I I , U m. nA. a -
I inuiarv.,,,a lie. ICia wu-s Nl" (1 (KI
LGAEIC0...8 A-O Apr. 118 07 Wi (1 31
LSAMSim.S Sept, 115 100',, inos2 00
LSAMSHH.5 J-D Dec. 115 lWH lot 2 0
MlnGElCo..8 J-D June 117 100 lot 8 30
NENavCo.,6 M-N May l.'lT 0H 07 7 63
NYCA1IH..S. ii-3 Sept. 13,18 100vj lootf 2.;o
NYCAlin,.S A-O Oct. 118 100,,100'; 2.10
NYMIAU..S M-N May 118 lOOH I00i 4 03
PaHncnv.3 J-D Oct. 113 IOO100, 2 23
SoHyCo.,,,3 F-A Feb, 110 100 100' i 4,33
M-S Mar. 217 M'4 BH'-j 0.0(1
of the llnanclal district thera Is Home-
thing conclusive alTbut nn Increase In
grnsK earnings. After nil lt Is an old
adage that nature makes the gros nnd
the accountant's olllre makes tSe- net.
Coming on top of the Baltimore and
Ohio's highly favorablo report a few
days ago the Atchison statement ought
to exert Influence upon prevailing senti
ment In regard to the r.illrood stocks.
SoHyCo.,.,5
UnFrultCo.6
WestPow.,,6
Westl'ow.,,8
WSGAF.Co',8
Trading In I'la- Iron.
The Produce Hxchange Is to make an
other attempt to have a future msrt.t
In pig Iron. The board of managers has
uren Homing meetings to consider cer
tain amendments of tho rules governing
trading In this commodity. Several
M-N May 117 lOlij 101H 8.13 years ago the exchange started a future
1-1 July 115 100 100V( 3.001 market In pig iron, but the scheme lan-M-S
Mar. 117 OS on t.so Bundled. TI10 contract rules were not
A-O Oct. 117 87 tali .7& "road enough 1o permit general tradlnr
ami nig interests Hid not take up the
matter Now It Is believed that these
obsiaiifs havo been overcomo nun that
I railing In pig Iron futures will be under
way ery soon.
, New Cltr Nate.
Secur- Int.
Ity. Hate. Pay. Due. Bid. Offer. Yield.
NYClty 8 U-S Sept. 113 10U 1WH2,00
NVCltr 6 M-3 Sept. IIt 1021 1 ,,10274 3 48
ItACUy 4 U-X Sept. 117 100 1014 3 00
DALLY TREASURY STATEMENT.
WASHINGTON. June 25 The statement of
the receipts ami pay warrants of the Treas
ury shows 1
June 24. Tills mn. Fiscal yr
Kroeipte 13.11.11,133 t01.K7.tr.l3 tM..407.r.2S
Pay warrants.. ;-..M.'.:3i i,kir,,i tn-j,;ci;,7Cr
Surplus 1I,SOT,W2 I16.S42.112 fC7.3W.223
Deficit.
lieeeipla from customs June 21. I773.2S6: In
ternal revenue, ordinary. tl.HJ.oor,: corpora
tion lav ll.7fiO.osi, and nilsecllaneaui, 1110,739
National li.mle noles received for redemp
tion. t.Mi'C.lTti.
The ciiah statement of the United States
Treasiuer for .hum 24 shims:
(li:.NKKAb FUND.
Gold colli tO.OC Ml)
"old icrtl Urates aUVMIO
silver ilollain 4,713 ,131
Slhcr nrlllli-ates 12.13 r,
United Slates notes 14,2l!73i
(Vrtlllitl cheeks nil banks (.-j 7-s
National bank notes , 34.71Hi.2CJ
Sulwiillary silver, minor coin nnd
Mer tiiillinii ss ss. ...
Cash in Treasury 179.064'm'
in national nanus.., 67,142 910
Available cash In Treasury and
banks ., , 38.207,77-
Deduct current liabilities jon 017314
Net balance in general fund S0,12JS
HLSKKVE FUND,
Oold coin and bullion tlS2,7t 139
TRUST FUND.
To redeem outstanding certificates ll.6C6,(l,6!
diatoms) Utilise Hei-rlpla.
The total receipts for duties at the
Custom House yesterdav wero ICO' -933.ri3,
of which M 19.1(19 19 was for
merchandise withdrawn from bonded
warehouses and I4S3.7CI.34 for recent
Inipoitatlons.
Live Ntupk Mnrket.
ii..i.,. . . I'lMDAY, .lime 25.
,., .'Hr, JP bejves wer 2.740 head. In-
:.-- " iui iiiu mantel.
iiiiiiied arrhals steers and fat bulls and
fat rims aetlte and 2Se, hlclier; conn i n
and nieillum cn ,,nd bulls wvre tlrm
ti lOlrlSc IllBller Steers sold nt 48 281?
f.uni 'i'Vi-'-1'"" ."rlmo ','rcrs ogenVij
liiiMs f.,frf, ,r, 2 eIIM ,ta!i fed bulls
" : e; .JS-SOfi t7 M, extra dry fed
enws t7 3041 17.7.', Ilr..,l n..i I.
,'",';" selling at llisWUSc. per' lb.
a Utile evtru beef 14c
Itecelpts of calves were 1,130 head In.
eludli.g SOO for the nurk-t. Tra.ll. i l-t ?e
and price 25e hlglur fur ve-ils. iklm
milk c.-ilve !54f30c higher All sold
early. Ciiiiiinun tu prime veals sold n!
skim milk calves tWI7. Dressed calvei
higher, elty drvas.Nl veals MfMSc. per
lb., country dressed veals ;2ii 15c
lterclpis nf slieep and lambs ere d.SDO
head. Ineliullng IS', cara for the market.
Thy demand wns greater than the supply
nnd sheep advanced 25c. lamlu were 30c,
liltther. Common to prime Klu-ep (ewes)
wild 111 4viln per Ida in . eulls 13
wethers l.K0fM7 latnhs 19 1011111'
Dressed mutton strong at SW13c. per lb
dressed lambs 14il8e. "
lleiclpu of hogs were 3.670 head, In
eluding Pa ears for the market, J'rlces
8c. higher. HtBte and Pennsylvania hoes
m!i!. ''" p,r l" lbi ro"S!
Brazilian markets were featur.ie
Rio 7s and Santos 4s were unchanged
at 4JS25 nnd D$600 respectlvelv I 1
nnd Santos receipts totalled ':c
bags. Boo Paulo had 26,000 i
Jundlnhy 29,000. The rate of Hlo e
change on London was advanced to
12 17-32d.
Prices were :
June
July
August
September. .,
Octolwr
November, , .
December, ,.
January
February, ...
March
April
May
High
est. ! .66
'. lii
,' t.ii
V.ii
LOO
Icw- cios r-
est. Inr.
.... .S0 '
t. 7 "
.. . . 6 II
!7l r :c
.... n
.... tl!
.7 II-
.... (II
.... 6 'I
II 39.
. ... 3
91
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Cheaaptake and Ohio Lines;
1913.
Chant-
I - SS
1 1! 11
Third week June. HK.ftfiO In
From July 1 31,052,295 Inc
Chicago and Alton:
Second week June 1262 617 Inc I
From July 1 13.579.537 Dec 1" ")
Chicago, Indianapolis and l.outu
Third Week June. I133.M2 In.
From July 1 6,39 1. S7 1 Iec. 3"' (
Colorado and Southern Lines:
Third week June, IJ40.754 Inc. f. ' '
From July 1 13,724,443 Inc t -
Denver and Hlo Orande:
Third week June, (l.s00 Inc I 1
From July 1 21.037.uOO Dei I
Grand Trunk System:
Third week June. J99 072 Dec. I '
From July 1 4.liiiv:i3 Dec. (
Missouri. Kansas nnd Texas
Third week June. tS2A.12i) Dee. J
From July 1.. ,. 32,00,S99 Dec 9 '
St. Louis Southwestern
Third week June, 1191. nno Dec 1 '
From July 1 10.359. C39 I .
Texas and Pacltlc:
Third week June. 1310.015 Inc I '
From July 1 17,550. 132 liei-
ATCHISON
The Atchison, Tnpeka mJ Si -i
Hallway Company reports for Mi
r.ii ii
13.300.679 Inc
2.SI2.371 In
1107,71.1.791 Inc i
i;9,007,(112 Inc .
Dross oper, rev... 19, no.'. 091I In. i
uper, expenses .. o,joi,U7 In.-
Net oper. rev.,
Oper, Income..,
From Julv 1 1
Orou oper. rev .
Oper. expenses..
Net oner. rsv. I3H.106.U2 Inc Is ' ' 1
Oper. Income.., 33.101.126 in. "'
qiUCAdO AND NOHTII WESTI 1 v
Th Chlcsso anil Vrtrtltwe.tMfn I.. i
Company reports fur -Mm .
Total racelnts . J is etn nee
Total charges 5,722 301 l)r '
Net Income,.
From Julv 1
Tola! receipts.
Tetal charges..
. 4673,359 Inc !"
176,331. 347 D
66,104,401 De,
. II
t. "1
W ; t,0a6,IN,jM
Net taeotne,. . .JUT-!?,! J Dec Jil !

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