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10
THE SUN, THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1915.
tt
Ian,
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II.
NEW JERSEY
INC
We Will Either
BUY OR SELL
foinncs 4001 to )010 John, 34 Wall Bt , N. T.
z
, BUY SELL
KINNECOTT COPPER CORP.
',. BONDS I STOCK
INTERNATIONAL NICKEL
J PREFERRED 4 COMMON
I PORT LOBOt PETROLEUM
. CHILE COPPER STOCK
I BURNS BROTHERS
NATIONAL FUEL OAS
ATLAS POWDER
CRWLH.SroTOjlEIMEWCa
New Jersey Zinc
TOBEY & KIRK
Member .New York Stook Exchange
3K IIIIOAD NT., NKW VOHK
GUANTANAMO
SUGAR
Bought Sold Quoted
Gilbert Eliott & Co
27 Pine St.. N. Y. Tel. John 6210
FINANCIAL NEWS
AND COMMENT
Stock Market Trading Falls
Off Bonds More Active on
Foreign Selling.
FEATURES OF EXCHANGE
Suggestions for Investors
mny be had on request
A. B. Leach & Co.
iBTeatniMit Mecnrltlea
149 Broadway, New York
Chicago Philadelphia Buffalo
Boston Baltimore London
KIDDER, PEABODY&CO
SIS Davenshire St., 17 Wall St.
Beaton. New York.
Correapoadentt of
IARING IROS. t CO., LTD., London
OIRARD TRUST CO.
PHILADELPHIA
CHARTERED 1830
Capital and Sorplas, $10,011,110
E. B. MORRIS. Prtsldsnt
W. N. ELT. VIca-PrnMent
A. A. JACKSON, Vlcs.Preildtnt
E. S. PAOE. Vlet-Prtt14rt
O. K. STUART. Ird Trtaturtr
8. W. MOnniS. Stcrttarr
CHARTERED 1J64-
Union Trust Co. of Now York
SO BROADWAY
rifth At. ASIlhSt. Fifth Av. I0tb St.
ACTS AS EXECUTOR. 6UARD1&N.TRUSTEE. Et&
Allowa Interest un Deposits.
G. M.-P. Murphy & C: Inc.
43 EXCNANBI PLACE
NEW YORK
Examination
Liquidation
Reorganization
With an extra long recess over the
end of the week on account of the holi
day In prospect the Indisposition of Wnl!
Street to do much trndlng In stocks wan
Intensified yesterday. In a season of un
ccrtnlnty even the regular week end sus
pension of the Ktnck market usually has
nit effect on the volume of business niid
sometimes on prices, as professional
speculators ex-en up tholr commitments.
It was not known until after the close
yesterday that the Stock Kxchange
would remain open on Saturday, nnd ex
pectation that the recess would he from
Friday night until Tuesday morning; In
fluenced the trading;.
It was not apparent that uneasiness
over possible happenings during the re
cess was responsible for any tendencies
tn the dealings, which, Indeed, lacked
definite tendency. The market was
moro or less Irregular, varying from
firmness to heaviness at different times
and closing without any particular fea
ture, although firmness was shown by
Importnnt shares toward the end of the
session.
Transactions In bonds were on rela
tively a much more active scale than
business In stocks nnd Wall Street noted
with much interest the signs that foreign
liquidation of bonds wan assuming
somewhat larger proportions. Pre
sumably Great Ilrltaln was the principal
source of supply, although there were
sales for continental account, and some
stocks were Included In the foreign re-
1 1 -I S 1 ...1.1- P I , ,
. ,1,1111,,, luc nnui. uilci lllfs iiviii
J abroad were well absorbed and the stock
any very depressing response to the ex
pected dislodgment of American securi
ties from foreign hands In consequence
of the new financing which the war re
quires. Overnight consideration seemed
to lead to the conclusion that the New
York city bond sale had been very sat
isfactory under the circumstances and
was not to be considered as having Im
mediately adverse Implications for
quoted values generally. The market for
the new city issues developed rising
strength In the course of the day.
Foreign exchange seemed to disclose
some results of the recent liquidation of
our securities from London. After ster
ling had gone to a new low level it ral
lied rather sharply to around 4.7614 for
demand. Other forms of remittance,
however, were even weaker than they
had been. The exhibit of the country's
foreign trade In May added nothing to
tho Information already vouchsafed to
the financial community In the statements
Issued from week to week, but It Is
worth observing that exports for the
month were more than 179,000,000 In ex
cess of the largest total for any pre
vious May and the preliminary figures
(how an export balance of more than
$131,000,000. For tho fiscal year ended
yesterday the total export balance of
trade went well beyond 11,000,000,000.
We are now approaching the season
when normally the outward trade move
ment Is the largest of the year, and ex
porters, particularly tn the grain and
cotton trade, are beginning to be ap
prehensive over the conditions In the
foreign exchange market. The situation
points convincingly to the necessity of
arrangements which will substitute
something else than foreign bills for a
material portion of the means of mak
ing payments for our commodity ex
ports. The logic of the situation sug
gests that In some way or another very
extensive credits should be established
here for other countrlet.
Weekly reviews of the iron and steel
trade noted that the steel Industry was
entering the second half of the year
with production 50 per cent, ahead of
January 1 and both production nnd con
sumption on an Increasing scale. From
the copper metal market came reports of
new Inquiries. Crop advices were favor
able In the main, weather conditions be
ing still worse for corn than for other
important crops. A respected trade au
thority estimates that hay, which Ib one
of the most valuable of the country's
products, will make a record outturn.
THE SUGAR MARKET.
SHORT TERM NOTES.
Int.
"-cuilty. Rate. Pay. Due.
rATSO.,,5 A-O Apr. 1.
, nCOIIC.TI'i Q F Nov. 1.
iCopC.... M-8 Mar. 1
I vORR....4l J-D June 1,
J -ORR....41, J-D June 1,
lynIiT.,.6 J-J July I,'
iPRyC..e
jPCo....e
jAonn.,6
vwnm.s
141IudC,4
.-nn s
nn s
M-S Mar
M-N" May 1
J-l) June I
M-S Kept 1
J-D June IS,
A-O Oct. I,
A-O Apr.
jlllt 54 A-O Apr.
iltubwI.S J-D Dec.
Jk'al...0
Harv..5
AElCo...C
xMmm.s
tMtmn.s
iomco..o
NavCo.,6
CAim.,5
CAHn.,6
.VII4II..5
M-N Nov. I,
F-A Feb. IS.
A-O Apr. 1,
Kept
J-D Dec.
J-D June
M-N May
M-8 Kept IS,
A-O Oct. 1,
M-N May
.IRcov...3W J-D Oct
yCo.,..S P-A Feb.
,tyCo....6
FrultCo.e
IPOW...S
HPow,..
..GaKCo.e
M-S Mar
M-N May
J-J July
M-S Mar
A-O Oct.
Bid. Offer. Yield.
l1O0lIO0'.,lS.7O
15 I00,. 100, i 3 TO
17100100J 4 57
'17 OT' ( 4 75
IS W'll Mil,, 5.0J
IS O'JI. 100,4 4,00
'24 101 103
'17 074 111
'10 tl 4 01!,
'16 100'. I0H
'18 100011,
M5 1004 tOOlj
,M0 03 t OOJj
'17 M'i 031,
,'IS 071, 01
IS M04 101',, ; 75
, l 0!) 00l 5 01
'IS 1)7 (Wl j e 51
,'15 wot- loos,, 2 oil
'is tmi ioi j. bo
'17 loo ioi
'17 091, 07
15 Kill's 1001.
16 100 100)4
'in lu't lo-jt,
is lnol,ir,a j 35
'10 IOI I0V. 4 ss
17 071 0H, 0.1;
17 10l 101",, 5 10
15 105 100'j 3.00
17 31 00 8,5)
'17 97 lK! 11.74
6 70
0.50
7.8
2 00
3.55
5.10
s :
5 47
5 70
6.51
7.M
2.20
: i
4 o:
Raw Up to 4,0(1 Crnta Great
Britain Is Again a Bayer.
The raw sugar market was strong
1 yesterday, the spot quotation being ad
1 vanced to 4,95 cents. The Federal Sugar
Helming Company took D.000 bags of
July Cubaa at this price. The firmness
of the market was clue to the better feel
ing in refined.
CIreat Britain was again a buyer of
refined sugar in this market and yes
terday's business brought that country's
total takings for the week up to between
tri.OOO and 05,000 tons. The price paid
was 4.85 cents. The revival of export
buying had a beneficial Influence on the
market and domestic demand has again
become active as a result. However, all
Interests were doing business on a
6 cent basis. The demand for with
drawals on old contracts was good.
The sugar futures market at the Cof
fee Kxchange was moderately active,
with prices firmer In sympathy with
i-pot. Total sales were 6,530 tons.
I'rlces were:
ft
... 3.00
... 1.00
... 4.11
... 4 14
... 4.0s
... 3. SO
... 3 M
July ,
Aiizum
Sepw mber...
Oi-t uber ,
November...,
December....
January
February
March
April
May
el.
3.H
4.l0
I ti
4 10
4.0S
.1.M
3.50
J.M 3 (.0
Clou,
inr
3. 7
3.S
(.01
4. M
4.05
3 79
3.4S
3.40
3.40
3.4)
3.50
Prev
cloae.
3.11
3.9:
I.Cll
4.(0
4.01
3.79
3.4
3 34
3.31
3.34
3.43
RAILWAY EQUIPMENT BONZvS.
0"ie
following are ouot'l
hAl 1
'ame. Mnlurltv.
, antic Coant.lne.. 1014-51
'tlrnore A Ohio... . 10I4-7J
3ao,nnrh.APItt...10H-J1
ladlan raclfle,. . 1015-21
ro..Cllnch. AOhlo .'i5-3l
1 etapeake A Ohio. .1914-31
leago A Northw'n, inu-21
icago. Ind. A IjuIs.1914-31
'c, 11. 1. I'm. 1015-35
lcago,St.!..N.O., 1915-31
v.,Cln.,ChlASt.I. 19I5-3J
a arc A Hudson
le Itallroad
; -eking Valley,,. .
Inoli Central
.uI'VllleANnkhvllle. 1914-33
1., Kama A Teaai 1014 M
itaourl Paeinc... 1014 33
. Y. Central I.lnr, ii5-24
orfolk 4 WcMi-rn..
. V.. N. II. A. II.
' t. rirn. Frelclit..
1 1. 1... I. U. South. .IOI4-3I
eaboard Air Line. wl(-31
outhern Hallway.,. 10)4-34
I outhern Pacific. . . 1114-31
VllftalW HUiwsy,, , , 18I4-U
t!C2
1014-31
1314-31
1911-31
. 1015-21
1315-21
1014-31
on .1 percentaee
1 m 1 15
4 51
4 m
4. W
5 IS
4.110
4.50
5. ID
7.50
4, Ml
6.20
4.60
4 AH
4.00
4.65
4 M
A.3S
0.50
5 1(1
4. 50
4.05
4 .15
2.1
5.01
4. SO
4.60
Itate. I
4-C4
Vi-
Vi
'i
'i
4'4-j
5
5
ii
4 '4-5
4-5
'4-3
5
5
4'j-J
'
ft
4-1
5
6
4!-5
4.4
4.41
4 SO
4 AO
4 70
1.21
4 HI)
s.sr
4 05
4 05
4 31
4.111
4 7(1
4.40
4 .10
5.2 i
5,50
4.75
4 .1(1
4 75
4.15
S.'ri
4.KS
4,05
4,40
a, 4,1ft
MONEY AND EXCHANGE,
The New York Federal neserve Hank
rales were 4 per cent, for thirty to
ninety days and 5 per cent, for longer
bills.
Open market discounts, prime accept
unci's maturing up to ninety days, 2H
it - ii per cent,
Commercial paper rates were 3$4f4
per cent, for sixty nnd ninety days bills
ami for four to six months best names;
1 la per cent for others.
Time money continued quiet nnd
steady. Hntes were L''4Q2i, per cent,
for sixty days, S'.iJn's; per cent, for
ninety days, 2;3 per cent, for four
months, 3 per cent, for live and six
months.
Call money on the floor of the, Stock
Kxchango yesterday rule-d nt li per
rent.; high, 2 per cent.; low, 1 ; per
cent.
Domestic exchangn on Now York:
SI. Iiuis, par, Shu Francisco, 40c, pr
mliini; Minneapolis, 30o. premium; Chi
ongo, Be discount; Cincinnati, par;
Montreal, IS.l 2 1, premium.
fall moni'y 011 London was 1 per
i-fiit.; short tills, 'J -"54 per cent.; Ihreo
mouths IiIIIh, 274 per rent.
Sterling (ixclinngn was higher. Final
quotations were; Demand, 4,7fi,4;
entiles, 4,77 'i.
Mar 'diver In London, 22Jd,; In New
York, 4 Sc.
New Y01U Clearing House stliU-ment!
nxchanges, J2DR.O20.531; balances, J16,
739,254; Hub-Treasury credit balancs,
42,714,211.
NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE PRICES.
Railroad and Oilier Shares,
Wkpn'ssdat, Junb 30, 1916,
-Cloning. idIt.i
Old. I Aik. I nt. I Sale.
37
16!
52
14i
4S
61
103
1004
64
113
1134
CT
344
2D
49H
80
79
37
B0
120-n
36
37
64
76
49V4
5Z
104
40H
10m
64K
114
114W
7
35
30
60H
soy
81
38
66
121
6
36
100 100H
9, 98
104
C44
76H
70
U0
116
63
10114
66
71
143H
40H
38
126
11T4
90
15
46
58
31
.13
126H
14H
78
87
32
25
1R
26
120
219
10
106
65
76
71
170
119
64
102 U
77
71
148
40
89 H
9
127
12H
90
16
45
65
314
.14
1264
14
794i
8S4
324
26
18
26
1214
2224
Hfli
169 1704
I Open-1 Tllgh-I Low I Clot-1 Net
I int. I eet. I nt. Ing. I Change.
4
r.
'f.
8
8
6
6
2!
r.
4
7
7
30
10
3
155
102
118
35
634
1004
314
23
94
22
75
24
225
142
116
40
764
26
115
124
874
26
6
102
63
174
14
90
684
64
29
103
106T4
324
105T4
35
47?i
2
23
29
147T4
4
36
139
6
166
102
118
36
C341
102
31
25
10
22
754
25
227
143
1174
41
76
264
117
126
9
26
103
64
17
14
93
88
664
294
104
1074
334
106
37
484
2
24
294
14S
44
354
1394
64
7 74
87 87
. 300 Alaska G M
60 Allls.Chalmers
100 AlllB-Chalmers pf
3200 Amal Copper
300 Am Hect Sugar
100 Am Ag Chcm
300 Am llrnke Shoo ctf.s..
22600 Am Can
10 Am Can f
1100 Am Car & Y
100 Am Car & V pf
1484 Am Coal I 'rod
800 Am H & J.eathcg
200 Am II & Leather pf. ..
400 Am Ice
800 Am Loco
4300 Am Smelting
100 Am Smelting See
2001Am Steel 1-My
25 Am Tel & Cnble
400 Am Tel & Tel ox dlv..
600 Am Writing ! pf.
2900!Anaconda
liOOIAtch. T
800'Atch, TASK pf, ex dlv
100'At Coast Line..
ClOO.IIalihvIn Loco...
630 11 & ()
38
16
63
T44
49
614
105
46
101
64
1134
113
6
34
294
60
79
hO
38'.,
11 1
384! 37
16'!
63
76
49
'"in
744
48
v ' 1
614 514
105 1 104
46 45
101,101
64; 63
1134
114
7
34
294
60
81
80
184,
r.i
121il21
113
113
6
34
29
49
79
80
3S
61
1214
6
IIMK 1' pi I 1 , 1 , li
a 35 36 35
& S F 1004l1004 1004
16 16
614 62 4
544 654
70 704
77 78
994,1004
37 374
128 129
120 1244
52 4 53
98 99
54. 6
804
43
101
324
134
37
94
33
1
61
105
60
109
67
96
4
94
984
66
80
48
1044
34
16
39
95
35
24
614
106
60
1094
67
98
98
98
67
12
10
200 It & O pf
2300 llcthlehem Steel
100 Bethlehem Steel pf...
7200 n F Goodrich
100 11 F Goodrich pf
60 Drown Shoe pf
600 Butte Copper
10000 Can Pacific
1500 Cen Leather
100 C A O
16 Chicago St Alton ,
300 Chl A Northwest ,
100 Chl Gt West
300 Ch, M A St P ,
2900 Chi, It I A Pnc ,
1100 Chlno Copper
600 C, C, C A St L pf...
300 Col F A I
900 Comstock
100 Cons Gas
200 Corn Iroducts
200 Corn Products pf
700ICuban Am Sugar....,
28100't'ruclble Steel
4200iDlstlllers Sec ,
1500 Dome Mines
OOOIErlo
140 F W Woolworth pf...
310IGen Chem Co
40'Gen Chcm Co pf
2S00lGen F.rec Co
HOOlUen Motor
60!Gen Motor pf ,
1700 Gt Nor pf ,
300IGt Nor Ore ctfs ,
300Gtiggenhelm
100 Harvester N J ,
800 Inspiration Con
300'lnt Agr Corp pf
100 Int Paper
600 Intcr-'Met ,
100 Intcr-3tct pf
100 Kan City Sou
200 Liggett A .Myers
400 Lehigh Valley
11 Lorlllard pf ,
600 Maxwell Motor
8600'.Mex Pet
400 Miami Copper
200 M. Rt ! M S M
160lM. St PASS M pf, fl 15
6010 .MO, K A T
2000'Mo, K ft T pf
6650;.Mo Pacific
200 Montana Power pf . .
100 Nat Lead
300 Nat E A 6
100 Nevada Con ,
100 N Y Air Brake
1350IN Y Central
100'N Y. S l & n
3001N Y. Ont A W
100 Norfolk A West
600 Nor Paclllc ,
600 Pacific Mall
1642 Penn R R
310 Pcttfbono M Co
SOOIPres-'cd Steel Car...
300IQulcksllvcr
600 Kay Cons Copper...
100 Republic Steel
12700' Reading
1300 Ruir.ely
ICO'Sea'h.-iard A L pf. ...
200!Sears- Roebuck
700 St LAS F
200 St L A S F 2d pf...,
2100'Sou Pacific
100,Sou Pacific ctfs
700 1 Southern Ry Co....
200Southern Ry Co pf..
200UStandord Mill Co....
100 Standard Mill Co pf.
SOOlStudebaker
lOOiStudcbaker pf
1300'Tcnn Copper
300'Texas Co
lOOlTexas Co, F pd
400'Thlrd Avo R R
lOO'Tohacco lrod pf....
300'Un Bag A P
3S0O!Un Pacific ,
200'Un Paclllc pf
100;L'n Cigar Mfrs
100 Un Cigar Mfrs pf...
100 Un Ry Inv pf
lOOlU S Cast I Pipe
lOOiU 8 Cast I Pip pf
50 V S I Alcohol pf
lOOlT S Rlty A Imp
200'U S Red A R Co
12205iU 8 Rubber
112 U S Rubber 1st pf
17700(1' 8 Steel
630 C S Steel pf
2900 I'tah Copper
100 Va Carolina C pf, ex dlv
100 Wabash
200 Wnbnflh pf
1001 Wells Forgo Exp
6700)WenlinKlinuse R ex dlv.
400 Western Un Tel..,.
JS 9S
105'105
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76
71
169
116
64
101
66
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40
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216 220 1216 1220
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166'l574 16 156
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354 354 354
6S 4 63; 63
100 100 100
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RAILROAD AND OTHER BONDS.
Adam Kan 4s
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rrnn.artlon. From Opening tn SMS P. M.
llmi.ATet (' 4s5?noo3).,n.Hs
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rnn, ,7a innonj1. HH
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tela full p. 7000. ,1(13 200-1,-vi RR34
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ChlltlAPItyUl f,000....8O34 7000. .1 0 1 3.
iSS2- i'a,NVCenMC3'49 rsglitered
10000. ...43 rerliterad f.no mil.
JL?WlL '.3 '"on.. -.no 1000 .10 Ha
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Chile Cojiper J,,Nrclty4lil0i lono,2''i.'.O40s
10"0 J J.", looo. ...b 80a Wahash lit
regi.ierei iooo..ionia
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4000.. I 1 713 Nv rov i. no I .,ia,a.
Coiosoeit 4'i 1000.. ,.0404 nooo ,. ala
2000. ...saia NVNH AHcv inooo..,, a
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200O..11O3J1 IOOO 7.s.' ooo 'J
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i,noo....nia, 1000. ...77 looo. ...sola
PelAIIud ev 41 N T rtn adt tt Fo Tmit etfs
r-i'W. . 1 ,4 4IHM ,1,1 .TlHO..,.ail
Cen A IlloOrsi 10000., ..la Wen Shore 4s
ISOOO, 737r IOOO. ...317a 5001. ...H034
7000. .734 N V Stale 4'i i registered
PlillUra Secur- 7000.. 100 I 1009. ...80
lilts Com 6l ,5'TT.I trm 414. IVMt l'i m Ka
2Jooo....fia i loon,,,g47ai looo.,103Ta
nu root 41,1 JS0OO. ...O 404' M10 ,cI037
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6000. ...031a NorthPaalflo 4
F.TVAOeon 1 1 iT). . R O 7
20OO.. 1 0304 25moSl .00
F.rle tat ron 7,' fci,n. nn
J:.iilOIII NorthPacine.la
THE CURB MARKET.
-oil
.llndernte Advance In Price
Hhnrea Show Activity.
Trading was conducted In a quiet and
rather Indifferent fashion In the outside
market yesterday. In the main there
was a moderate hardening of prices
from the previous day's reaotlons, but
ehnnges nil through tho list were slight
nnd featureless. American Zinc : Car,
Light nnd Power: St, Joseph Lead and
.Standard Motors were among the more
active Issues to close moderately higher.
Mining shares were quiet and some-
wnat irregular within a narrow range,
Activity In the New York city 4 4s fea
tured tne Pond division, ranging between
iui, ana 101 and closed unchanged
umer nonds were firmer.
Transactions In detail on tha market
yesterday were as follows:
Open- lllth- low. Clea
Sale In, eit, t. Inr.
Am zinc u't
a Ala.ka Juneau..., ia4
lfrt Alta Con Mining. TO
KOO Atlanta Jl
IFO llig Ledge Per... 14
20"0 Ig Cottonwood, t
:) llrmlen Copper... "H
STO Month tl
12f. Canadian N O C. JH
OCar Light A P... 6t
450 Cramp Ship,,,.... It
64H UK
U IJH
70 63
33 31
1 11-14 li
5'i
7 7
Mti
11
61
2H
M
41
IH
te
JIH
1H
7'4
44
2
69
1 1-H 1 Ml 1 M4 1 1-H
714
7
7-U
7
SSH
7-14
400 Canadian Cop,.
J0O0 Cashboy 7
704 Chile Copper 2V4
1CO0 Cona NeT-Utah... 7-lt
2CO0 Cons Arltona 1
1IM Dla Plaek Butt., t
260 Electric Bolt lit
100 Electric Boat pf.lll
1000 Emeraon Pheno.. 14ti
2500 'Florence It
26 Oreana Canane.. MV4
'Ml 'Oene.ae Op 41
lOOOoldiletd Cona.... 14
4700 Ooldfleld Merger UH
1000 Inter Merc Mar.. IS
1400 lner Mer M pf...
2M Inter Petrol IV,
11700 Iron niomora tt
tVO Jumbo Erten....l IM nt tt 1 -! t Ml
SO Kelly Spr Ttr....16t 11 111 J
1 16.14 1
4 11
in 111 111
im 117 ur
1444 14 14M
11 11 et
rm h
41 a 4t
m iK in
UK tlU
1 IH 1K
7H H 7H
tH. IH 114
M M Hi
2TA) 'Kewana 16 16 14 14
11000 Klnnemtt Cop... II H UV4 H 12
10 Lacknwanns Coal til 21 l in
600 Marconi of Am... 214 rH 1T4 I
700 McK Dar Sar M. ts II 11 31
6M0 Majeitlc Mln M 1 Ml .44 1 1 11
200 New Utah Blnr.. 144 !T4 IH
40 NLilsrtiur Mines.. B!4 (14 IK 6.
t Nevada Hill 21 11 21 21
4390 Oro I 14 f
175 Tyrene Mfg 11 1144 UK 1114
COOO Standard Motors.. 7 7 6'4 CH
100 Hiker-Keg Corp.. 044 S S H
10TO Sell M 28 26 26
Uso 'Sliver Pick 11 II 11 II
WO Stand Sll Lead....! ! 1 -H m 1 Ml
moo Stewart 2H
SA)0 Tri Bullion H
HOOD Suoceas Mining.. IS
3700 'Super Mlntnc.... 14
it") St Joieph Iad... It
2O0 Sterling Oum t
1600 'Tonopah Mercer. 41
7RS Tonopah Ext I
lf Tularoia 6-81
1900 Un Clg St nerw.... 10
WtVn Prof 8har...3 1WI
3H 7-lt 2 7-11
H 11-H H tl
17
24
UK
I
40
I ti n t ti n
111 641 t-14
10 H ' K
J 2 1W 1 16-16
M
34K
UK
t
41
13
24K
UK
3
40
IfOil Waiatch
.1 6-14 1 C-ll 1 Ml IK
I 6
Frte lit eon 4.
' reclslere.1
5in, 3..7 07.
F.rle ev 4i ler II
11000. ...118
6000.. 1 04
TOO .cl 041a
101X1 .cl 04l
27000.. 1 0 4
4fvi011 037a
1000.. I 0 4
rertlflpatei
Kioo.. 113.1s 20000.. 104
.Vfr0.,tl3l4 notes
7000,...li:il4 10000.. 1 O03n
I'oiosn t
Tran.artloni from t:45 I". M. to Cloataa.
AlliAhuaq S1' L'MI'MADSs NY Cent deb 41
I60O0....h41S I1OO0.. 100 10O-1.. ,SHl4
Am Cot oil 4i,icrrAStI. gm 4s NV city 4
1000. ,1003a 1000. il 8 2000. ...04
AmTAT cv 44 ICon (!a cv n N V state 41,1
26000..I01 ' 1000.. 11034 inonn..ooi4
Am T A Tell 4s Df n A lllo Or 41 NY Tel gm 4iss
Miik:0 H7 . 2IXK20 7 81a 70O0. ...O 41.
ATA8P1T 4i I)uI'onl4i NorthPaclle 4s
10) 200O..,.(l37a 00O0. ...Q OI4
17000.. 1 OO Iflen Ktectrlo 6,!NorthI'ael1a 3i 1
aiftM- rensi :ooo..H)os lr.oon .113
lfn 'West End Con... a M M II
100 IVabaib pf A 46 46 46 45
I0O World Film 4K 44 4S 4K
STANDAIID OIL SUBSIDIARIES,
6 Buckeye Pipe L.. .. 101 ICS 103
6 OaJena Signal Oil .. 141 14 141
M Illinois lips lane. .. lit 194 IM
60 Indiana Pipe L PI f. 17
CO National Transit.. M M JO
10 Northern Pipe L. .. M W 13
10 Ohio Oil 1M 134 1S4
Tffl Plerc Oil 10H 10 10
10 Prairie O 4V 0 110 110 110
2t rralrla Pipe L 164 164 1U
7 South Penn OH 981 271 241
1 Stand Oil of Cal.. .. 311 276 277
2 Stand Oil of Ind. .. 410 410 410
05 Stand Oil of N J. .. SOO Ml :
76 fit and Oil of N T .. IB US 1ST.
S Union Tank Line. 10 10 to
16 Vacuum Oil lr) lr 1
BONDS.
126000 Klnnecott Cop (S.11IK U 1U4 11IH
m)00 STC 44 '05 w I.101S 101K 101K 10l'4
IXftti Wert El oonv 6S..10IK 10TH 104T. 1074
Sell rents per Share.
CURB STOCKS CLOSING.
Total sales to-day, 223,200 shnres. Same day 1914, 128,162. Jnnuary 1
to date, 62.100,645. Snme period 1914, 38,209.493,
Where a "c" follows n quotation It lndlcntes n bid or offer for 10 shares.
BID AND ASKED PRICES.
Closing prices
Bid. Asked
AonmjKjp. ss
AmAgChpf 02'3
AmlltSpfcl57
AmlUSupf, S3
AniCnal so
AinCoPr nfll2
AtnCutOli . 15
AmCntO pf mi'.j
AmKxprru 5
Aml.luOII II
Aml.lno pf 2u
Aml.nropf, IW
.Mil Molt 5
AmMaltpf 25
AinSHInf, UWij
AinSlllllT.. 145
AmSnutt pflia
AmSugar l()7
AmSupf US
AmToli. . -30' 4
AmTolipf VA
AinWoolen. 25
AniWnol nf 4
AKviilteal. 6'j
AisoM 1 pf
AM)M 2 pf
MalilnLoplloni)
HlltlipllAI. . U
llliljnltTr . as
IlklynUfinsUA
MninsTer 5
lltininShiic 23
IIihiIIiF. .
ii iridic i . n5
ituf iiAi'jir toiu
MuttiTlrU 2.S
Oill'et .. 14
Cnll'et pf 35
t'nnSoiith 5(1
CHItnf..l
CenASATellTOo
('l.ralli pf va
ChlAAItiit II
Chl(itVif 21H
ChMISI'llf 125
I'hlAN'W'pMW
rllSlPAOlllIU
CIlSI'AI) 111125
CCCASU.. . 30
(.'l('VAI'lttH.I67
Cllirltl'ACn 65
rllli'lll'lif. Il'
rolASiuilh 2H
ClilASo I 1 1 r 411
f(14Sii2ir 31
rontcnn . . 5
Contciui pf 07
of stocks In which there were no transactions yeslerday:
iij
t'5
159lj
M
1174
4,
HI
1MI
12
31
on
54
20
107!j
100
KM
I on
mi,
221
107
'.'II
60
'l
115
iw'j
nut,
14
AM.,
I3U
54
3"
40
05
204
144
31,
Sll
3211
1320
l"4
25
31,
127
170
125
I5U
4U
00
Id
30
54
45
07
till
Bid. Asked
CretCarpet 40
CmcStlpt . Ml
CuAmMi pfl03
DrlAlluil. .147
DI.AW 420
DrereCopf. WO'j
PcMftltl) (1
DesMI'I) pf 31
DenAIKir.. 64
Denlliirpf I"2
DillMlsoiill.l
DrtAMark 70
lletAM pf so
Delimited 54
DuLSSAA. .
lllllSSAApf 0
lllll'nnt pi 04
Uastman fr"
JCrle I ;.f 4
KrleSpf. 31
IVdMis 2ii
IV'IMAS Pf 45
I'Wiiillulll 1041,
(iU'llrline .17(1
liWHIm lit ltd
(irauliM'iui
llnvaim
llAMinn pf
llarvNJ pf 1114
IliuvCorp . iVI'
llartCiir jif lis
I (oMiestk.M 1171,
llnrklllk'V.
Illl'i-lltlill 105
' InlAgrt'or n'i
I liill'Aju-riif 374
Iiiwii en 7
1 IcmnCcn pf 15
I .IKnyser . sn
.nuivsr i lui",
.IK'Mclipf 7(1
m I 'Ml pf 03
HiiM'Snpf 571.,
KroA Ih'sM I
KroADM pf 35
KlintCo. . 124
Lndrdi'llaaH")
l.aell.Sleel, 45
I.ClleAW. . 7
LKAWpf. . 1
LlgMTii pf 110
I.iinelslniiil 31
LnrlTlsril . 17(1
l.oulsvAN 1 1 7 ' v
I.CHIM'WIIN 17
l.imiU'lpf Ml',
LorMW-'pf. fJI
Ml
01
ireiU
14S
435
U14
0
04
104
Itl.J
Macknyro,
MackC pf 00
Man Uracil '-'
MaiiKI . 120
MnnMilrt. 52
ManSli pf KUi-j
MayDpthts. !a
Miit-DS pf., H04
MlIlM I pf H',
.iwis.m .' pi
US', MrxlVt if
' Miem e
fO
4
IH.
407,
Ml
III.',
ISO
1 1
nil
106c
MIllASlI, IH,
.MCV.-lll, III. .1J
MStFASSM
I.I. 75
MnliAll pf.. r,lo
.Monrinver. 411
MnrrlsAl; 105
aCI,AStl..l21
I .NntMlMtilt 117
Niltlllslif 1214
au A.-s. .in,
.Nnli'AS pf.101
Vnil'A-K nf .'
.Vntl.cail pinm',
Nat Hj- of
A.lted
;n
cn4
a
1274
Of
1"4
311
IIS
S5V
37
as
I20C
IS
41
(45
son
50
ins
125
llrt
1311
73'a
107
S7
IIP,
Bid A.Unl
M1K1I. II D I a Mud AM Mr 6IOr A Cut 1.1 5.
10000. ...1M).14 Serifs A 5fm1oni9
liAOrrsWa tw,...7 3 Or llatlANav 4,
lii'Ui R.lle Inierb It T rei 4000 SHU
inoo....na.'m Mini PaeTelATeUi
Bait AOhtoSUi S000....O7U .'ooo. ...o 7U
K.kii M 11 la Itan City ter 4. Fa sm 44a
FaltAOSWJi,! 1 000 . . . H I) 1 . , lemrtti
2(i1.20 871a IJiekSU 5. I023i fOOO.. .077k
PathSteel et 61 10(H)... .110:14 P Iirlllsnl 61
looo.. I 0 03, Lack Stl 6a I95ii registered
Bin t'n Oa til :noo 73I4 ron 110
2000. .103 loooo 73 ries.llng gm 4i
Ilu.hTcrmn! 41 :nno . 73'a looo it I JV
1000. ...84 I.S A MS 4, 102H i..Kln OII4
Cent Pactnr 1st rono II O So 1'aclflo er Si
nooo., .HOV Minn A Mil. 4s ,seno,...o HU
soon 8HI4 1000 . .an So Paclfle ev 4i
2000. .811 Mo Pae 6 1017 50O0...8O.lj
Cent I'ae 34 .'.ooo, ...11 O .1000 ,801a
l"''ll, . S II la Ho Paclfle 4i Snl'ar SI ler tt
' 15000. ...Sll .'.000 . 4111a IOOO 7U3i
IioNM) 8(1 Mont Power .'.j L'ntoi Paetfie ti
(' Ii A O Joint 41 2000., .0 1 nooo . u.l I, '
I4OO0....D.114 N Y Cen deb It V I'acine ref 4s
Sfli.lOfl O.IUI rrta full pit 5K.K2II 80
1 Chl A F. Ill rn 0 '400H, 103."m fnlonl'ae ev Ii
I 1000... nil I 0ooo..lnai4 .loou.. .881a
CMAStl'rT4'i N Y Cent 44 U s Hubber c,i
1 50.1-so oa. 1000 rm 1000.. 1 oaia
fhl llrt lit 61 1 4000., ..871a U s stesl if 6t
inno... .11.1 NVCentralS4s Ijono I o I 7
Chl I1IAI' Hy 5a1 .'"i:m 78I4 Western Fl6s
5000. ...4134 f-moisn 78 1 I000.IOII4
'Iutal bond salea ipar value) 3, 0119, OOO. I
I
Yesterday. Tuea-lav.
Bid. Askel. Bid. Aiknl.
Amerlean Zlne tH 64H 64 54!j
Alta Cons Mining J .70 .70 .73
Braden Copper 7 Vi 7 7
British Am Tob Ora.. 15V 164 H
Jumbo Eitenslon 1,( 111
Kewams ! 16 14 IS
NIplMing Mines 8 014 4 7
It. A II. Corp H l4 O'l
United Ct; 8, new 91 10 10 1014
United Profit Sh 371 i 3i 3
West End Cons S3 il S3 61
World Film 4H H 4V 44
BONDS.
Kennecott Copperes.. 11711 list! 117V4J 111
N YCll4is IBAJwl 1011 10174 lot"! 101T4
Westing Klconv 51. .1001, 1014 1041 107
PUBLIC UTILITIES SECURITIES.
tr.ii a
1104
116
lun
10
3Ht
III
"ii
AS
no
in
125
IM
171,
II
31
I2U
30
I Ml
120
V'll
HI
30
IllU Met t Pf
111 I Nat lly (if
fla I lies 2 pt
1 1 nnu,
.M l ASlI,
1 III
NVf'AStliMlfll)
NVI.acAW III
NiilfSii .r,
NorfAW pf. s.-i
NillthAlll 72
NnrlWI'i'l Id..
DlllSIIM. 3
1'nliMllr if.
PaeTAT 24
PneTAT pf.MI
I'rlAM I pf III
I'l-nptl-htiHsIl l)
PrnrlnAi; 114
I'CCAStl, 01
I'CCASI, pt
I'hlliu-o Oil
PllCniil 22
I'lU'iinl I r III
Pltl'tWAI 157
I'll.SIIPt M
I I'rSilCnr pf 1114
I'lillni.in l.'.s
1 yulcl:k pf. 3
I UMISprs 30
ItyStlSp nf. M
iirnu 1 pi . ni
Heart 2 pf 2
llep.sil pf S7
HnclvMand 4
lloeklvlpf I.
Kiinii'ly pf 111,
Ilutlniiil nf. 16
S1..VSF 1 pf 111
Stl.SoU- 14
StLSnW pf, 30
.sraliAIrl, II
.Senrv.lt pf 122
Mo-sh 31
MnvSh pf. Ml
SSKrcgc 13(1
SMirci. pf inr,
SoPllSugar .Vi
Sol'ltSii pf. M
Soil MAO CSc
Teil'nc K'lj
lesl'ai'l.T ins'.
TnlStl.AW 14
'I'SI.AW pf, 7
TM.AWM 14
TSIVtV-pf Ct7
1 nun 111
2.1 I'mlcrnooil ni
t'ti.tt-riv pf imi
04 I'llllftl'pf 221
314 I'nllylnv. Id
l'nl)ri;iN
70 UllllnO pf. M
A3 I'MlnlAI 50
12.1 I'SI'ip. M
20 I'SIIAItpf 2
h'l VnCiul'li 3
71 Vilriuit'ftC 30
ValtAI'.
31, W1M.M1I . 23
All W'cslMil pf. 31
33 Westh I if '1231,
IMC UeylliCo 23.1
ion Uevllrpf III
lim.. WhlM.li 4;
111 UAI.i: 1 nr. 4
70), ' VAI.II2pf. 14
HI
2.1
1114
1111
Km
(.u
1
3.'
Ill
n7
A64
AS
19
12
10
37
111,
1244
374
110
1:17
im
72
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25
101,
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41
47
2IIJ
31
12S
2S0
12U
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6
2
3.1
12IHj
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STANDARD OIL QUOTATIONS.
Following are the quotations for the Standard
Oil Hock.-
Ye.terdav Tucday.
Wbfeni. .11
Wlllyvllv I2M
WlllyM) pf nc'i
K dlrlilend.
While n "c" follont
a iiuiil.ntioo It linli
nitm a bill nr ortir
for 10 ihari-t
THE COPPER MARKET.
The copper market continued (lrm
yesterday, with tha large Interests quot
ing eltcuolytlc at 20 4 cents, and titers
wire, growing iMilliiilloni of n resunili
Hon of lnijlnw on a largo nciIo,
PriNliiceii, eiiolllilied iiniMili'lit of the
market's sliength mid pointed toward
tho heavy demand for ammunition as a
beats for their bollet
Atlantic Ttef Co., Hon 650 .'.no K(i .vo i
Borne-Scn-mCo. 100 20 ) 2S1 :ai 2V)
Buckeye Pipe.... .VI 101 ioi inn ins
Chrseb'h Mfg. .. 100 701 725 701 735
Colonial Oil Co... 100 110 J3) 110 30
CnntlnenOIICo.. 10) 225 2.15 227 233 j
Crescent Pipe.... 51 41 41 41 43
Cumberland P !,, Ill 45 M 41 44
Eureka Pipe L. . 10) 23 ) 231 23) 230
(ialcna.SlgOII. . 10) II7 IfI I47 1 51
(ialcna Slsnal pf. 101 131 141 111 141
Illinois Pipe I..... 100 110 11 1 133 133
Indiana Pipe U 50 oo im H. ioo
National Tramtt. 25 2u 31 2.1 at
NYTran.lt.... 10 ) 205 210 205 :n
Northern Pipe I., lol 93 95 1)3 ti j
Ohio Oil Co 25 133 1.10 132 13.1
pennMex .. . 10) 57 67 c:
I'lirce oil. Corp. loo ii'j lo'j 10 n
I'raltlcOIIAO.ss. 0) sos 315 .los ,n,
Prairie Pipe 11) 101 I5 152 155
Solur Itcf Co Ill) 220 2.H 22il 210
Southern Pipe I.. IOI 3)S 215 Ml 211
I'liiitli Penn Oil.. 10) 277 2.' 27J 27S
SiiuthwcM Penn. 10) 101 112 101 ll.l
Stan Oil nf Col,. 101 376 2S) 276 20')
Stan Oil nf Ind... I'D 401 41 1 405 415
Stan Oil of K.in,. 10) 341 30) 31 1 :V)
Stan Oil ofKy. . 10) 215 255 21) 25)
Stan Oil of Neb . IOI 311 321 310 321
Stan Oil of N Y . 10) 111 IS7 S2 I A!
Stan Oil uf Ohio, in I 43) 41) 43) 4.1)
Swan A Finch Co. Ill) nil 13) lul 13)
Union Tank Line 10) 71 sj 76 sj
Vuriium Oil Co . toi !0'l ?0) 191 20)
WashlngtunOII 10 :il 31 33 3S
Auglu-Ain Oil Co. i'l 10 104 10 104
Stan Oil of N J.. Ill) 397 401 391 3111
hub.lil "cn liloo'" ... ail . . ts)
bU old "all oil" . . I277 . . I27S
Serur
nr.
NYCIty
NVt'lty.
t4t City..,. I
New City Notes.
Int.
Hate, Pay, Due,
Hid, Oflrr. Yield.
...8 M-S Sept. 1,'IS 1HO f)U2,n')
...8 M-S Sept. 1,'I8 10il l,e 1027. 3.44
a.-v, mil. ., .UJJg 'v1l 9,UU
American Oat Company
American Light A Traction
American Light A Traction pt
Adirondack Electric Power
Adirondack Electrlo Power pf
American Oai A Electric
American (!aa A Electrlo pf
American Power A Light
American Power A Light pf
American Public Utilities
American Publlo Utilities pf
American Waterworks A Electrle..
American W.W.A E. partlclp'g pf.
American Waterworks A E Itt pf.
Cltlci Service
Cities Service pf
Colorado Power Company
Colorado Power Company pf ,
Commonwealth Power, lty, A L,,,
Commonwealth Power, lly, 4 Lpf,
Conumers P Co (Minn) 6s 1023
Dayton Power A Light Co
Dayton Power A Light Co pf
Denver Cai A Electrlo cen 6a
Electric Bond Deposit pf
Electric Bond A Share Co pf
Empire District Electrlo 5a,, ,,
Empire Dlitrtct Electrlo pt
Federal Light A Traction
Federal Light A Traction pf
Oaa A Electric Sccurlttet
Gas A Electrlo Securities pf
Oreat Western Power Co 61 1049,.,
Lincoln Oat A Electric
Northern Ontario Light A Power..
Northern Ontarlu Light A Pow pt
Northern States Power Co
Northern Statci Power Co pf
Orark Power A Water
Ferine Oat A Electrlo
Pacific (ias A Electrlo pf
Ilepulillc Hallway A Light Co
Itrpubllo Hallway A Light Co pt..
Southern California Edison
Southern California Edison pf
Standard (iai A Electric,,
Standard (!as A Electric pf
Tennenee lly. Light A Power
Tennesiee Hy, Light A Power pf..
United Light A Itnllwayi
Untied Light A Hallways lit pf,,.
United Light A Hallwaya 2d pf,..,
Utah Securities
Western Power,
Western Power pf
Par value. 150. tEx Dividend.
Bid. Allied.
.101 103
.823
.100
. Wi
. u
. 01
. 47
. 1
. 79
. tl
. 83
. 8
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57
47
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. 61
. 63
130
111
164
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63
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83
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68
104
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64
62
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f4 100
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. 454
. 63
. 13
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. 54
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. .'.4
. 30
. 40
. 87
. 65
. II
. 134
. 64
70
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75
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45
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25
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70
60
16
15
DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.
rnnipinv and Term. Htk. Ami. Pal able
I'eerle.ii. Moior Cir.. .. pM 34 Aug 2
Ihiiek.i Pipe Line c auk 2
ll.irrl.'iu llro".. Inc.
qiMiterly pfd 1", Aug 2
liri-i'i, .1- Co tie. Pan.
H'MOler KtllHwo. qllur.
terly . . II 50 July 7
Nn1tn11.1l Llciirlce, nenil-
llllllll'll com Zrr Jul) 4
Jim Duller Tonopnh
Mlnlim lOe. Aug 2
llilf rniillun il ) h p e r .
quarterly pfd 4c, jy jj
Kent 11 cky Sccurltlei,
quarterly pfd 14',, July 16
Mluml Copper, quarterly 76c Aug. 11
Exeoutor Trustee
Chartered 1822
The Farmers' loan and Trust Company
Nos, 16, 18, 20 & 22 William Street
Branoh Office, 475 Fifth Avenue
New Tom.
LONDON, 15 Oookipur St., a W. 26 Old Broad Street, F a
PARIS, 41 Boulevard Hauiraann BERLIN, 66 Unter den Linden, N. W, 7
Travelers' Letters of Credit.
Administrator
Foreign Zxohange.
Guardian
G0SSL? OF WALL STREET.
Itahber's Dividends,
The directors of the United States
llubber Company meet to-day at 10 A. M.
to tako action on the dividend. It Is
not expected that there will be any de
lay In the announcement of their de
clston. There were no fresh Intimations
yesterday as to what this decision will
be. in some quarters it was stated
rather confidently that the dividend
would either be left alone or stt the most
would be out from 6 to 4 per cent. For
some days sentiment has been more
cheerful retarding the outcome of the
dividend meeting tend earlier convictions
that drnjttlo action would be taken were
moderated. But this change In feeling
may easily be due to the check to the
decline In the price, of the stock. Just as
the previous depression was to a large
extent caused by the excessive weak
ness. The foot Is that the publlo In gen
eral has had absolutely nothing upon
which to base opinions In regard to the
dlvldond policy of the company except
the action of the stock. The tape tins
suggested a cut, but not the complete
passing of the dividend. As regards the
market position of the stock the signs
were that profit taking by the shorts
was Indulged tn yesterday. But the
dealings were not large enough to Indi
cate any wholesale rush to cover. The
market was nervous and unsettled, as It
would be a short account were wait
ing for stock to come In and hoping
desperately for the worst. The stock
loaned at 1 per cent, as compared with
a flat rate on Tuesday. It tn on the
strength of a supposed unwieldy short
Interest that noma speculators are look
ing for higher prices Irrespective of
what action may be taken at the divi
dend meeting. Some speculators made
bets that the stock would se'l at 60
before 60.
The Weather OatleoU.
For some weeks. the Street has beem
tipped off that a eltarp movement win
coming In American Ice. The tip has
bean handed round In the usual strictly
confidential way, with the result that
not a single commission house and very
few Individual siieculators were with
out the Information. The tip hnn not
made good so far, It Is acknowledged ,
but nobody ts trlvInK up hope yet on that
ocoourrt. It is undomtood that the weath
er has been unfavorable!. SweUesrlne
hot wecthw Is the best possible stimulus
to bullish enthusiasm on American Ice.
Tiro first really hot day 1s, therefore, the
signal for the party. The weather chart
in quite a number of offices nowadays is
utu-llert reuglously. lvngaged In thl.s
task yeerteirdaj-, one broker oonflded to
his neighbor that on tho last hot day
he made as neat a turn on the hull side
as you could wish, lie exiecta to do it
again.
Money nates.
In view of the outcome of the city I
bond eoJe It Is Interesting to note that
a perceptive chance, ha,, occurred In
the market for time mon-y nates are
no nigher, but funds ore not quite sol
freely ofTerwl nf thoy have fceen, sug
gesting tJtnt the big i-ourves of supply
are holding off a little. There Is a
dlfctlnot dlHlncllnatlon by the big lenders
to put out money over the yenr, as com
pare,! with loons i-unntng up to the end
of December. Heoently rrtx months
loar.s, running to tho middle of January, 1
1916, for Instance, were quoted l. of 1
5er cent, higher titan loans maturing
only a few weeks earlier.
Unrd to Beat,
The uniting element Is finding the
present market nn extremely difficult
one to squeeie the dally fractions out of.
it Is hard to bull and hard to bear. De
clines bring dulness and advances nn-1
parently bring stock. Trices nre deud-
ocked, but as to what the depressive
Influence Is nobody Is very clear. Hupor-
nciauy ire marKet may be a little over
sold, but there Is no doubt that a con
siderable long position Is being carried.
especially In the Industrials. The Street
s bullish and few peonle think It worth
while to consider the bear side seriously.
It l.s this strong undercurrent of bullish
ness thnt explains tho Inherent strength
of the market, but It does not explain
the repressive Influence. Take Steel, for
instance, me public Is bullish on Steel.
be trade news lins been excellent and it
s felt that Steel will lead the next ad-
vance. Speculative sentiment tn regard
to Steel Is such. It Is claimed, that an
advance In the price squarely above C2
would undoubtedly attract a huge fol
lowing, If this Is the case the mystery
is now i no price remains wiiere It does,
Some observers exploln the nroblem bv
foreign selling, which. It Is claimed, has
come- In a steady trickle.
THE STEEL MARKET.
Demand Centlhnra Active, With
Indications of Higher Prices,
The steel market continues actlvt,
and prices on all products are firm,
with Indications of an advance In quoltvi
Hons for bars, plates and shape in
comparaXlvely short time. There art)
further larga orders for ammunition
pending, and when these tr placed
thers will be a renewal of demand for
high grade bars, wlrlch are ussd In 'tha
manufacture of shrapnel. There haj
been better demand for steel plates,
owing to Increased activity In the equip
ment market and the big business being
done In the shipbuilding Industry.
Tha Iron Am says: "The steM tradt
enters upon the second half of tha year
with produotlon about 60 per cent,
greater than on January 1, and with th
Increase In production and consumption
which has been more marked In the
post two months milt In progress.
"That the Carnegie Steel Company
will buy billets tn the Bust, so that It
mny have available for the central West
steel which would otherwise go to an
Rastern subsidiary of the Steel Corpora
tlon, Is a poeslbls development.
"A new French contract for 25,000
tons of shrapnel bars has been awarded
to the Buffalo mill and new tar In-
qulry. which Is large. Includes fiO.OOO to
C0.000 tons for export and 42,000 tons
of 3V4 Inch rounds for high exploslvt
shells. Shrapnel nnd hnrs have only b-
gun to figure In the export returns,
"Some structural lobs long In tha air
are now coming to the fabricators. Tor
a Pennsylvania freight station at Chi
cago 12,000 tons has been let to tht
McCllntlc-Marshall Companv nnd C404
tons for the Burlington bridge nt Kan
sas City. The American Bridge Com
pany Is low bidder on 24,000 tons for
the St. Louts bridge approach, on which
deliveries run to July 1, 101C. Thst the
building of new minufncturlng capintv
does not wait on the full employment f
what exists ts seen in the 2,"i0rt and
2,000 ton steel contract" for addition, ti
two tin plate plnnts In the middle Wct
The Kore Hlver Shipbuilding ('ompiiiv
will build new shops requiring 3. ooo i ,r.
of shapes.
Itallroad contracts for track fa'i-n
Ings for the second half will be g , I
size.
"With spelter nt 21 to 22 ,-
against 29 cents n fortnight iicc y
of galvanized sheets are being r . i
Justed and 4. DO cent" Is rum ,iKo .
No. 28. Consumers are not v - '
however, and sheet mil: 1 "ok f..e no
Iarg buying until the siulter si i,
Is clearer. Black sheets ills,. .
from active. Two or three ihm
have gone $2 to $.1 below Hi, r
level on blue annealed In the mime' '
due to the shutting up of gaH i'
plants.
Tin plate mills nre coming into -operating
conditions, thanks l.irccl
demand from abroud. A new m.iu
from France Is for 140,000 lmxe
"Kastern shipyards aro coming .
the market for largo plate reqtilrcmei-.
for the first half or 191C,"
The ron Trnile llrvirw says : "Ex
tremely heavy shipments of finished
materials, blowing In of more blast fur
naces and Increasing activity of mit-"
plants testify to decided tmprovemer
In business. Somo of tho mot Im
portant makers of steel bars nro now
sold up for Targer sizes of rounds si
that they cannot guarantee delivery n
less than four or flvo months. This con
dition is duo to large volume of orrte-i
for shell steel.
"Machinery market Is flooded with In
qulrtes for lathes and other equipment
for manufacture of war munitions, a-'
compnnles throughout tho country nr.
Investigating possibility of Minting
their plants for manufacture of ehr.ip
nel and high esploilve shells and nr
meeting with much disappointment on
account of Impossibility of gett'nc
necessary equipment for early delivers
because manufacturers of this mnch'r.
ery are booked ahead for several mon'Vs
and In some enses have sold part o!
their next year's production."
THE PITTSBURG MARKET,
The Slender Iteeel.
The stock trader Is a aueer animal.
He can read a market influence! In everv
development under the sun, ro matter
how remote It may be apparently from
flanace. He Is also superstitious to the
extreme. Nevertheless, allowing for
his, It wilt surprise some people to learn
that the prophecies of a professional
seer in a court room in General Sessions
had a real effect upon speculative senti
ment yesterday. One of the morning
papers reported that Prof. Bert Heese
had given his word that the war would
end by next Sojitember. The thing flret
caught the attention of a trader on the
floor. He showed his find to a fellow ;
broker and before long the whole speeu-1
ative community was eagerly iilscu.-.sing
lie matter In an eindeavor to trjnilHis
It If possible Into market action.
PiTTSsrjRO, June 30. Crucible stl
common nnd preferred were strong. U
rest f the list being tinchnnr'd t
f lightly higher. The summary :
Olien- lllrh. Low- C
Sales. I tig est f
10 Am W 01 Men pf ) ,o m
IM columoia I, v. 12s i:s
Sr. Cruelhle Steel St It',
til Crucible Steel pf !S PH,
K E1U Co N.it (las 1144 116
10 Faretie Co Ran 1"'4 imi,
M Indepl Brewing 31, tij
10 Mfrs L A II ex d 40'. 44',
20 Plttburg llrew. 4, 4
430 Pure Oil Hi, 141.
fi San Tov Mlnirr 11 II
1 Wen A B ex d . 1SO 1.V
14 Writ A II (ca.hi 1314 133
4-1 Weit F.lec rx d 49i 4"
no.vps
IllWlCol OlEfl .. 74 7444
lirti j-nti A B Tr ts . 04 M4
!M Iltti Coal deb f l !".4 1'4
in.
fl
w
114'S
".,
t ,
4",
"i
'4'i
13
1J
!""1
4 S
tf'.
t"
iS
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
PENNSYLVANIA flTSTEM
The Pennsylvania Pyetem report!
Jiayi
Lines Kaet
1916 Cr.an.
.I20.28.!6 Deo 111.
16.31,4.'.'. Dec It
4 fc4.rs4 in r:
.No llnlldny s'uf urrlny.
There will be no sped il holiday on tho
Stock Ilvcii.iiiue next Saturday The
ginernors of the exchange at o sp'cinl
meeting yestird.iy nfteri.oon refused m
grant the petit)"!! to close the exchange
No expla!!' is touihsafcd, but ap-.
pnrentlv In lor'tles timk Hie gnuinil
that Hie cell. .use being n public insti
tution should remain o)n at .ill ttmev
except h lien Hieie is a general suspeii
Moil of business and nuance. Moieovrr
Hi desire on the part tf Hie n embers to
loi was tint unlvereal. There Ills nl-
wajs been opposition to such (iction tit
the wtte housi's and other firms Mhos
xpenses nro heavy.
Oper rev. .
71xpen-.es
Oper In nrne.
i.in. " e.i:
Oper re AS 2S4.176 Ine ft
Oper ep 7 372.7K Dec ' '1
Oper Inrome ... 1 1.374: ln- '. '
Lines Enst nnd We.
Oper rev . .. 125 . 1.110 Inc C.'
llper eip '.? 7r 74P T)e '-' :
Oper. Income "' sift irr
IIESSKMEIt AND LAKE Fltir
The Hee.emer and Lake Erie II ,! "
rep irte io ilm Interstate Cotnuier '
mfe.ion foe M.iy:
1 ! 1 r. Chnrfei
Total oper r-v. . I1S4.221 Ine f." 1
Tofal oper exts 420,430 Deo '
7et oper rev .
From .f ill v 1
Tofol oper re
Tnial oper. exp.
1654.716 Ire I
17.414. "tt Ti.e
4.271 1" Hee
Net oper rev.. J1.171 4S ler t
NASHVII.I.F.. H XTTXNiiOH .1 :'
l.i !!
The Nashville, fli i" rn' 'K.i nnd " 1
Hallway companv t pi"- tor .i
LONDON MARKETS STEADY.
LoNiioN, Juno an. The markets Ii.nl
steady tone, bill liuslnesi was very
light Sentiment was helped by tli,. m-
llcatlons Dial the nioi-i--i nf tin- new
liar loan Is iisemeil. Tim old war Man ,
was easier
lloine rails did a trifle better Argen- '
tine tails were again wak oil ami i
ruimers also iirnopeii Aiuei naiis ere
dull Canadian Paclllc made n further
decline, but tirand Trunks Improved.
Oper. revenue.
Oper. expense.
Net oper lev.
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Oper I - e ie .
llper. epetn. .
I .'it. Ii
7 l.70 !'
1170,755 Dee
I'l J-r (
., r:r, "i ' 1 "
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WESTIJI.N .M WlVI.WI'
The 'i strrtt ilm nt a ii .
piny report, for M i
( ipr reiellljei.
I er expelisee
Wt It-vinue.
I lpi! 111. nnl,.
Fioni .In i 1-
Iyer l ven ie
uper exp"'..
Net revenues.
Oper. Income. . . ,
i:x
a I
. i
I - ii 'i--
7ii i l"S
II '.9, a .
1,610,450 In

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