EVENING LEDqEfar-PflILADE;LPHIA fljJfrAfr. SEPTEMBER 3, 1915.
31
ANKS IN NEW YORK GAINED A LARGE AMOUNT OF CASH, DUE MOSTLY TO GOLD IMPORTS'
i
IBBIAND FOR RAILS
HELPED THE MAKKM
irJlkof British Loan of $6,000,-
000 10 DUMV " o"
8 Exchange
. A.tVtAiitrt. ftlftfn
retnv touk. eepi. -'v;"r;-;OWftPll
I" " .t the o&nln of the Stock
'"S foda?. -oS?" McarillM mowed
eJehange toaaj. l .- ,i reala-
?mJ rafrly goodadvances n the Initial
lerrf "?."?. not lone, however, bo-
eenllnKS. ' " goia rather freely and
ore stocks, we" ' .. -rnfl,i with the
f$fiM Son the decline. There
ioautrli .!""? . um nir from mak-
, an 11'?"""" ' ' hn holiday., and
I" ,i ton tor doing so was
th Principal reason r cg-
,h? X. I. about the most Important
"Vet factor" the Amerlcan-Gcrman sit
ftton WM regarded as cleared up.
- " ,,- rates at mo Sinn ul unu
m eSM.mch confusion In bids.
H- tyr ranged from l0 to II.7S for
nd m .irllni: This represented a gnln
'Sn yesterday. Early cables from
JUOti ?tU 1 of a jump In American ex
HSSS there, from tl.CS to WU. which
ch.,d the parity of American stocks In
? , with New York. The improve
2StVwchai.ua had no effect what
ever on the stock market, where the low
eer " . . i ,.,..... tlnvk tvnn rerrnrclr.1
rites readied in i-.t... , -- .
u a bear factor. .
The reason for this, apparently, was the
fact that traders were In fear that for-
taldated heie In largo amounts In order
to steaay "'"- "' .""-. ". .:
hltf OOnO tO quill" BUI1IC uicui. iuuu.
Trier were iuhiu .. - -- ,""
of J5U0.00O.00O had been arranged, and to
y. r r ...i.li a... .Intra In atnt.tl-
bsannouncca imuui " , .v. ..uu..-
lu exchange.
'In ome quarters It was said that tho
betterment In sterling was duo to the
borrowing here by London In advnnco of
credit. It was said that tho nrrange-
sttAt turcaay mauu iur a iy" tu u.
.. ...u.unlUI num. Tint ah full ntt a
trifle In tho Inic dealings from tho high
irwened In the ceny iiouro. wnu uumer
i i .i.H v.a nvltUh tnnn wniilrl nmnunt
saiu iiu vn - -
to J600.0u0,000, of which $500,000,000 would
it lubscrltiea uy a DanKiiiu nynuicaio
tnd J100.O00.00O would be offered to tho
public
'l.. ...nnJ af.An anrl nctlvfl In thn nf.
ternoon session. Trading was very wide.
Advances In this class of stocks were
generally arouna a point, wnue in some
caies, such, as Heading and Canadian
Taclflc, the gains were greater. Liquida
tion of the rails for foreign nccount was
not as large ,as had been expected In
.w .AMnlM nml 4tila wn a n ttoln in tl.a
ipturn. The chief reason for tho turn
ing of Interest to tho railroads was tho
betterment In railroad earnings which is
becoming more and more apparent. The
lniersiaie uuniilicrH uuiiuiaaiuii lutiuy
reported that 100 of the leading roads In
.L- ..nnl AnoMftil tlSICIOl rrt nfn illl.lniT
July than they did in the same month of
... i .. rni.A AtnnHA ...... 4
-..tB TXa rallrna dhnroa r.tnoln.H
lrong. while some of the Industrials
mowed losses.
MOVEMENT OF MONEY
NEW YORK. Sect. 3. The larce cold Im
port! of the Ut week were chiefly responsible)
tor ' tah gain of l!),17fi.U00 by tho local
ttnki during the laot week. They received
from the Interior $S,U3.1,000 and thlppcd to
tbe Interior $5,003,000. Gain from Interior waa
IMTI.OW. Gold Imports totaled $1,500.(KHI
United States cpln from London. Ordinary
dtalraraements by Subtreasury were SlS.CrJIi.OUU.
I'DTHtpU by banks totaled JIS,li'J5,(XlO, show
l&X' lo en Subtreasury operations proper ot
.WHiWH( J!W?,aa'JOS " ,'v1 o.tttv.-r
i BANK CLEARINGS
,Buk clearings today compared with corre
sponding day last two yearn:
1015. 1014.. 1013.
Pr.llaaelphta.$31,ntl,7B8 $20,830,104 $211,61(1.763
Kew .Tork..SMiri,KIIS,ll01 $170,250,857 $310,42!.MU
'BoHcn 25.K0il.ai!) 17.510,MVI SI,76:l.22H
St. Louis .. 12,178,814 11.271.40S 12,877.3011
CWraso ,,. 66,401,240 45,080,420 42,508 424
RATES FOR MONEY
n... .... ttll.
Time.
4 4fe
3(44,3
rcuBQeipnn, ...
Pew York . . .,
.. 3V4&4
.. l)4t2
Boston a
rht,.n n..
v v .. ,..(...... 0WIU1
iOtinmerrlit paper, threo to six months, Phil
MelpMa, 5!i6 per cent.
)
Reserve Banks' Discount Rates
.r ..
31 to Ul to 101 to
pmi.,1.1...... .y "Y- ' "V- uv.omoa.
'New York ..'.;;
BdtAn . .
I'Oveiand
luenmond
;"?
bt. UulS
V.n.a. rlt
ballas .;..' " ;
n Francisco ... 3
Discount rate for
intmum, J per cent
TAgrtcultural and live stock paper only.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
S L0?.' Se 3-Rwlar "specu-
ott Tti ordlna;ny Btald market to
i2i'.i7 b.lre were rap,a fluctuations, rang-
P"C all the WAV frntvi tier: .. . fir' -
la. "Street-'pointed out that gambl ng
un. ,7, ."".'... ."." "i since
Jl:.
Dt7. .i." ""'" w'"w t0 a.' ots.
(CTJ.1 "Vfareni. manipu atlons In
ra:Sta-5i:
(Sterllnr Franca Marks Llr
a!..'..
Ma"..: ::j:s g-sv su, o.
sWVttiH
,v ouvk M K
BanVpra rt... ti
nn?nr,o8-X !.-
(srtmeni
fjpresentatlvs bankers of tifi.,...m.ee!lnB or
" commiauon on forelrn .Vk. -r lo meet
SS&tStfV,SsStX.it.'5
QOVERNMENT BONDS
k ? US -regUtered
nid.
... 07
" 531
... oo
...60
...100
sp iuju coupon . """""miiii
flStS.? "iuterid'.:':
rjntms, 2 0f fuss rl.titli
5 new ni rVtUured "
g,iiew U SK "
E a ! tat.r.i"7. '.::
1W
100
. .iuu
100
100
i '". .....I..
rnTrnxr
S5ESj
Kra.V.WeM-S
i points ovir lis. ,h!kHfh,,f nrkt
Uu tr'sdin Fwiurl""- "" lnw
.i in iX V:."1 "'in. M. Clos.
:- :hSS 3S SS J:?? 8S
... ""M -U7 10.23 10.OT Kill
SiS ?S iM! ISiJo
IKi1
CB Cotnuinr JKSm."1 " el'
r VutV,1hJ n .?f w Com.
. " -' 4TJ MKls VH DTft
rSSL ur Comp!. rcguUr auar-
ffSSSfe-??:
.nt titer-. ,,.,.. '
rVJ!ljJKSy7. '3
lto 11 to
y. au.
4V4 B
3 4 4 4 6
3 4 4i8
4 4t 3
J 4M 5
. 4 4 4(J 5
3 4 4 4 8
T 1 4
4 4W 6
bankers' acceptances
and maximum. 4 per
New York Slock Sales
Last clots. High. Low. Clot.
Alaska Hold M 33 d3 S3 n3
Alllj-Chlmcrj Mfe.... 38'i 39 MV 38tf
Allls-Chalmerj Mfg pf. OWi OOVi C8M 08M
Am Ag Chemical , in OHi hili 01!t
Am neat hugar m r,7H 05H TO
Am licet Sugar pf 01 83 83 88
AmCan mi SOU 87VJ fil,
AmOanpf lo H 105J 105 10.)
Am Car & Foundry .... 03 09 07 08
Am Coal Product ldlf 151 140M 16014
Am Coal Xrod pf U7H 117U 117 117)1
Am Cotton Oil fioX 50)1 4U) 40)4
Am Cotton Oil pf O0H 1)8 03 O'i
Am Hide & Leather... U ! 8'i 8j
AmllldeiLpf 30)4 39 4 .T8J4 38)i
Am Ico Socurltlttj. 23)4 SJM 23U 23U
Am Unseed 20 20) 10)4 10)4
Am Locomotlre. ftj 63 62)4 63
Am Locomotlvo pf 07 07H 07 07
Am Mlt;- 7 7 0)4 0)4
Am8moll<cf.. 84 UM 81 81
Am Sm & Hcf pf 107 107 107 107
AmbmeltcrspfH...... 81 80JS 80J4 8034
Am atcol KounJHaj.... 63 63 6114 C1J4
Am Sugar Iteflnlng..... 100 100'i 100 100
Am Tel & Cable .0.1 01 01 01
Am Tel &, rut ,.121 21H 122 12ili
Am Tobacco 225 2251 225)4 225M
AmTobpfnew 10D( 103 103 103
Am Woolen 31)4 3S 34)4 33
AmSoofcnpf 01 03' 01 03)f
Anwonda Copper 71J4 72U 71 7U4
AtchTASK 100U 101t 100) 101)4
AtchT&SKpf 03)4 0SH 08X 03)4
IJaldv. In lx)comotlro... SOW 82 80)4 S0J4
Baltlmoro & Ohio blU 82)1 8IH 82H
Ilal.lmoro & Ohio pf.. 70)1 70,'l 70)1 70'1
llcthlehem Steel...... .202)1 200 231 281
Hethlehcm Steel pf 140 Hi 112 142
Ilrooklyn lUp Trin.... Siivj so 85)4 80
urooklyn Union Qas... 127 127)1 127)1 1271
UrownShoopf 1 81 81 81 '
llutte & Superior oi'l 01 02)1 03
Cal I'ctroleum 18 18 18 18
Cal retroloum pf . , 43)4 43)1 43)4 43M
Canadian l'aciac 150. 152 16054 151)1
Canada Southern 55)4 63 63 53
Cent Lcatner Co 43)1 41 4.1)1 43)1
Cent Leather Co pf.... 105)1 lOUi 101)1 101)1
Chesapeake & Onto.... 40 48-1 40 47J
Chlnofoppor 45H 45)4 45)4 45)4
Chicago Great West. ... 15 11J4 lljj 11J
!Hl.NVe.slD' 3U 'MH 30 "I"
CMltl&l'ae 22)4 23H 2251 "'2J4
Chi Mil & St Paul.... 82 81 82 83)4
Oil &St P pf 120H 120)4 120)4 12034
O-Ca&StLpf 00 00)4 68 0054
Chi & Northwest 12d 120H 120)4 120)1
Cluctt Pea & Copf....l00 100 108 100
Colorado l"uel & l 43)1 Q-i 43W 45)4
Col&Solstpf 40 4sH 48M 48H
Comstoci Punnol 15 15 15 15
Continental Can 80 85). t,2J4 82H
Continental Can pf....l03H 103)4 10-')5 10)4
Consolidated Gas 127 120)4 120)4 12014
Corn Products iter i7)X 17)4 17M 17)4
Corn Prod Kef pf 83i WJ1 83 84)1
Crucible Steel 8311 85J1 81)1 82
Crucible Steol pf 101 101 103)4 103)4
Cuban-Am Susar 118)4 110 115)1 110
Del & Hudson 130)-, 140)4 130)4 1304
Distillers Socurltej 20)4 20)4 204 20H
Dome Mines 21M ili 21)4 2154
Du Pont Powder pf.... 100 100 100 100
Klcctrlc Stor bat 74H 78)5 74)4 75U
E'lo 28 20)4 28H 28
trlelstpf 43J1 44!1 43)4 44)4
led Mln 4 Sm pf 40 45 45 45
Gen Chemical pf 110)4 111 111 111
Uencrai liiecttte 173)4 172 171 17151
General Motors 241 213 213 243
General Motors pf 112)4 112H 112)4 112)4
Goodrich U F Co 00)4 0:)t C0)1 01)4
Great Northern pf 117J4 118)1 117J4 118)1
GtNctfsfororoprop.. 4UJ 42 4154 41)1
Gucgcntuim Kxpl'n ... GGtf 00)4 05)1 G0)4
Hav El Ky L & P pf.. 100)1 100)1 100 10 31
Int Agricultural 22 20)4 19 20)4
lnt Agricultural pf 30)4 30 3D E0
Inter Con Corp'n 21)4 21)1 2034 2131
Inter Con Cor pf 75)4 70' 75)4 70)1
International Paper-... 1134 iom 10 10
lnt liar? N J 100H 100)4 10034 106H
Inter-Met vot t c 21 214 21 21)4
Inspiration Copper 35)1 35)4 35 3531
JlCasaCopf .....78)4 78)4 7834 78)4
Kan City Southern.... 20)4 27 25)1 27
Kansas City So pf 5731 58)1 58'.! 583
Lackbtcel.. 711 70 0834 0034
Lehigh Valloy...-. 142 144)4 142 143)1
Loose-V.Bls 1st pf.... 03 03. 03 03
Lorlltardrpo.... 17031183 18J 180
Manhattan Shirt 51 59 5 J 59
Maxwell Motori 45 41)1 43)1 fX
Max Motors 1st pf.... 92 01)1 0031 ' 0031
Max Motors 2d pf 38 38)4 3734 3734
Mexican Petroleum.... 84 84)4 83 83
Minn & St Louis 14 14)4 1334 14
Miami Copper 2754 2734 27 27
Mo Kan & Tex.., 731 7)4 7)1 734
MoKan&Texpf 17 18 18 18
Missouri Paclflc 3)1 434 3)4 4)4
Montana Power 5734 68 6731 5731
Montana Power pf ....105 10734 10734 10734
National Ulscult 123)4 12234 122 122
NatKnamei&S 28 2731 2731 2731
NatLoad 05 0534 64)1 054
New York Air Drake.. 160 149 140 1473-1
NYNH&II 05V4 0031 05)4 0534
New York Central 01)4 9254 01 02)1
N Y 0,& West 20)4 2731 20)4 27
Norf&West 10731 11034 10834 109)4
Northern Paclflc 100 107J4 100 107
North American 72)4 72 72 72
PacIflcMall 32 33 33 33
Pacific Tel A Tol 35)1 35 3434 3434
Penn It It 108)4 110)4 10S34 10931
Pettlbone-Mulltken.... 00 59)1 6931 59)1
Philadelphia Co 88 8711 80 b0)l
Pitts FW&O 158 154 154 154
Pittsburgh Coal 3334 3351 32 3234
Pittsburgh Coal pf 102 102 101 102
Pitts OO&StL 7034 72 72 72
Pressed Steel Car 69)4 0334 5834 0234
Ray Con Copper 2234 2234 2231 22)4
Ry Steel Spring 39)1 39 39 39
Heading 14834 150)4 14734 149)1
Reading 2d pf 82 a) 83 83
Rep Iron & Steol 4234 43)4 42)4 42)1
Rep Iron & Steel pf.. .101)4 10131 1013s 10134
Rock Island Co pf ' 3f 34 54
Rumcly M Co 0 0)4 634 634
humely M Co pf 10 10 10 10
BtL&SFlstpf 1031 10)4 10)4 1034
StL&SF2dpf 034 0)4 0 0
Seaboard Air Line 13)1 13)4 1334 1334
Seaboard Air L pf 3 Hi 3131 31)1 3131
Bears Roe & Co 151)1 15431 154)1 15431
Scars Roa & Co pf...., 125 125 125 125
Southern Pacific 8734 8334 8734 88)4
Southern Ky 1634 15)1 15)1 16)1
Southern Ky pf 48 40)1 48 49)1
btudebakerCo 11034 Ul 10834 110)1
Tenn Copper 65)1 6534 6334 5434
Texas Co 154 152 151 152
Texas & Pacific.. 10 1034 1034 10)4
Third Avenue ,...64)1 6434 64 64)1
Twin City Rap Tr.... 02)4 0234 02)4 0234
Union Bag 4 Paper ... 734 7 7 7
United Dry Goods pf.. 6831 65 55 55
Union Pacific 128)4 12934 128V1 129
Union Paclflo pf 80 8034 8034 8034
Union Paclfio war 3034 3D! 31)1 3D!
U B lnd Alcohol 71 72)1 7034 7134
U U Cast I P 4 F 20)4 20 1934 1034
UB Realty 4 Imp ,37 3054 35 35
United Rys Invest 2434 241! 23)! 2331
United Rys Inr pf 39)1 39)1 38)4 3834
UH Rubber 60 40)! 4034 40)1
U S Rubber 1st pf..-.105 JOHl 101)1 104)1
USSteel 75 7534 7434' 7434
U B Steel pf..... 112)1 113)1 112)1 113)1
Utah Copper 00)1 07)1 0634 0034
Va-CaroChem 30 393! 3834 3854
Va-Iron Coal 4 0 5934 69 68)4 6834
Vulcan Detlonlns 7,, 13 13 13
Wabash pf 34 3! 3! 3!
Wells Kargo Exp 100 107 107 107
WestE &M 11654 11634 114)1 1163!
Western Maryland 28 31 2831 3034
West Maryland pf 44 4834 47 48
Western Union Tel.... 74)4 74)4 74 74
wSys Overland 188 186 183 183
Cents per sbara.
Quoted ex dividend.
Total sales. 015.200 shares, compared with
ros M0 shares yesterday) thus far this week,
8 05LO0O shares! sara. period last week. ,U.
000 share.
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS
NEW TUMik, p.1.5, ;-7-uT--.V'"
"":::. XiuTi
Pittsburgh MHta Refusing" Orders
PITT80UKOH. 8pl. 8.-Th buyers for the
foreign nations In tb last to turn have asked
i.m. lor 800.000 ton of all kind of finished
LtMl Tbe Vdsr. tlmted at 0.0O0,000.
col not b. acceptsd by h. local ml Is, a
?2iy P'V u" lo.wpafity ami ore unable
tornaka IhWeaulrad early daUvjrle. 9t
3 tM"ona wwt la oUir district.
"O&c!. filiation crVaroery. 22S.23c. '
lfOfia Market steady to firm. Receipt. 8700
rJckaaM. Sitra tlrsfs. JSHBITc.i Hrst. UO
slii5"rby whites. 8?(fec,l ml"d color. 21
aatn lifriirsrator first. 23,Sic.j nevby
bfo'wn, iU32N
NEW HIGH RECORD
FOR CAMBRIA STEEL
Electric Storngc Battery Jump
ed Four Points nt the Open
ing; Heavy Sales
It wa another day of wide fluctuation
nnd heavy trmllne on tho local exchange.
Cnmbrlr. Steel und Klectrlc Storngo Unt
tory made new tops for tho present move
ment, whllo tho Asphalt Indues, LehlKh
Navigation and others ndvnnccd sharply.
Approximately 10,000 shares of Cambria
changed hands today nnd about 12,400
Klectrlc Storngo Battery.
Klectrlc Storage llattery opened Just 4
points above last night's close, exactly
1035 shnrcs changing hands at 78. The
next salo wni 1800 shares nt 77 nnd
tho prlc) thon fe'.l to 75. Thereafter tho
market became steadier and later rallied
to the opening figure. Flat denial 'was
mado by brokers Kcncrnlly credited with
operating- for the Wltlcner estate that nny
of Its holdings had been sold. This may
have been a stimulating .Influence,
although tho New York trading element
was chleny responsible for the rise. Tho
ndvanco In Storngo us well ns that of
Cambria Steel were all the moro note
worthy because they came nt a time when
tho general market was Inclined to bo re
actionary. It was snld that General Electric Inter
ests wcro buyers of Storage. This Is
not tho first time that the big New
York Company has been reported Invest
ing In local Fecurltles. It Is generally
believed In the Street that the company.
01 Interests closely .connected with It,
hold a largo block of Philadelphia Klec
trlc shnrcs, so that It would not bo sur
prising If tho potential possibilities of
tho Klectrlc Storage Battery Company
had not nppcaled to tho nstuto Onnnclors
nt tho head of Gcncrnl Klectrlc Tho
early advance wns not fully held to tho
close, the final flguro being 7G?i. a gain
of 1.
Cumbria Steel was second only to Stor
ngo In point ot buoyancy, extending yes
terday's advance over 2 points further,
thereby establishing a new high record.
As ono explanation for tho rise, the
suggestion was mado that tho Frlck
Donnor option on :ho Pennsylvania
majority holdings expires October 1.
and that tho option is likely to bo ex
ercised. Tho right of purchase Is said to
be placed at $60 pet share. There was
nlso a story that tho stock might bo listed
on the Now York Exchange. Except for
a rise of over a point In Philadelphia Com-,
pnny cumulative preferred to 41, which
placed It on a parity with the common
stock, nnd a show of strength In the As
phalt Ifhucs, there were nothing but reln
tlvtly narrow fluctuations to record else
where until nround noon when there
came a three-point drop In Cramp Ship-'
uunaing snares, nut onermgs wero light.
Baldwin Locomotive nlso weakened,
whereas United Gas Improvement moved
up. Westmoreland Coal wns marked two
points higher.
Financial Briefs
Copper exports from the Atlantic ports
for week ended September 2. totaled
Z32i tons. Since September 1, 219 tons, and
for tho samo period last year, 12C5 tons.
Henry nnd West and H. F. Bachman &
Co. wero buyers of Cambria Steel.
Ervin & Co. bought United Gas Im
provement while Huhn & Sons were buy
ing Electric Storage Battery.
A Philadelphia Stock Exchange sent
sold for (3300. This Is a gain of $150 over
tho last previous sale.
James W. Itawle. for many ye"ars asso
ciated with tho Bethlehem Steel Com
pany, and at present vlco president of the
J. G. Brill Company, has been elected a
director of the Drlggs-Seabursy Ordnance
Company.
Tho New York banks gained $237,000
from tho Subtreasury ycst'i-day and lost
$l,o:6.000 since, last Friday.
The New York Curb Market Associa
tion hag formally listed 30,000 shares of
common stock, par value $100 per share,
of Drlggs-Seabury Ordnance Company.
W. P. Humphreys, of Chandler Broth
ers & Co., has returned from a threo
weeks' vacution In New England.
Edward I. Smith, Jr., was admitted to
membership of the Philadelphia Stock Ex
change. According to Bradstreet's, exports of
wheat this week were C.S02.000 bushels;
last week, 5,166,000 bushels; last year, 9,
737,000 bushels. Since July 1, 33,890,000;
year ago,. 64,797.000. Corn shipments this
week, 70,000 bushels; last week, 113,000;
last year, 79,000. Since July 1 2,655,000;
year ago, 491,000.
Norfolk and Western crossed Pennsyl
vania In today's trading In the Now York
market, the former selling nt 110H and
the latter at 110, both new high prices
on this movement.
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
r NBW YOItK. Sept. .I.-'A firmer tone pre
vailed In the market for coffee futures today.
The market generally advanced. Gains of 2
to 5 points were displayed In the Initial quo
tations. Continued strength was shown In the
afternoon session. Final prices were 0 to 10
IHjInts above yesterday' close. Trading- waa
moderately active. Prices follow:
Today's Today' Yesterday's
onenlnir close pIoma
August
September ..
October
November . ,
December ...
January .....
February ....
March
0.l8au.33 .... ....
0.0000.02 B.OoeS.02
5.0S fl.05flfl.00 6.055.fl7
o.ioftfl.11 aooSo.03
fl.07Qfl.10 (UJtlO.15 U.OUftfl.08
ai.1ijll.20 (1.100(120 O.lOfifl.14
H.1.V31I.20 ll"1n'.'l nnSnis
a2.ieil.V4 0.2830.20 0.10fi(l!20
April fl.27frO.30 0.3380.31 6.21(10.23
Ma ,. fl.3ieJ.3T 0.3860.30 fl.20A0.3O
June 6.3030.43 .13si(l.4 U.34RU.33
July 0.47CHM8 0.3SS0.39
Bid. Total sales, 18,700 bags. "
Asks Receiver for Steamship Co.
NEW YOItK, Bept. 3. -Application for ap.
polntment of a receiver for the tl.2SO.0CO Man.
hattan Navigation Company and for an ac
countlr.ff was filed In Supreme Court today by
Frank J. Ferris, who liol.la 110,000 worth of
stok In the concern. Ferris alleges misuse of
S2.VI.000 of the company's funds, The Man.
hattan Navigation Company was one of the
flnt lines to operate dollar boats to Albany
Railway Company Defaults
NEW YOHK. Sept. aThe Gary and Inter
urban Railway Company defaulted September 1
on interest nd principal of Its $330,000 0 per
cent, note due that day. A protective com
mittee, with Douglas flordon, president of the
llaltlmore Trust Company, as chairman, has
been formed among holders of note.
More Gold for Bank of England
lxNDP.iL,?Z?Ji- P-Tb lJv"k of England re
ceived I3.000.0u0 In sovereigns from abroad
plus $1,000,000 released from miscellaneous aoi
count. This will be reflected In next week'
bank return.
New York Incorporations Less
AU1ANY, ..gept 8.-During August ther
wire filed w In the Secretary of State 7 cer.
tlficates oi i?urwra oq w siock compan es.
representlLg caliialUatlon of $23,82.0W), a
compared with ri1.ronipanlea chartered lo
JulyV hin a totiM&pttal of $25,007,000;
a Sugar Ernorfji
urbniiAubii! I... . joe uovsrnmsnt
of penmark has Issued an order prohibiting
all exports of sugar, owing to the scarcity of
the stock ot that article In bl country.
Growers te Consider Cotton
WABHINaTON, Bept. 3.-A convention of
cotton growers is planned to meet her to con
sider, the gjneral cotton situation and urge the
AdroinUtratlon to take energetic action gainst
the English blockade against cotton.
1 ' ' i
German Bank Gains GM
UBHMN. Sept. S.-Tk latest weekly rixrt
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Wlacon Cent gen 4s... 81
Total sales. $2,3.10,000, compared with $3,314,
000 yesterday; thus far this week. $15,902,000;
same period last week, $11,114,500.
Sales in Philadelphia
Yes. close.
Am Can
High. Low. Close.
5S)4 68)4 68H
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Col Fuel
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tlen Asphalt ... .11 ',4
do pref 08
Ins Co N Am... 22
Keystone Tele.. 14
I-akc Sup Corp. 10
Iehlgh Nav ... 734
TjChlKh Valley.. 71
Leh Val Tran. . 17
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PllTtr ctfs... 104
Phlla Trao 73I
Heading 74ii
Tonopah Bel ... 4
Tonopah Mln ... 5,
U S Rubber
Union' Trac 30V4
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West Jer ASS. 48)4
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Total
48.400
142.003
ahares.
sales, 33,120 shares, compared with
shares yesterday: thus far this week,
shares; same period last week, 147,322
BONDS.
Lust prev.
sale. High, Low, Closo
Am Clas A El 5a 87ft 8711. 87 87
Cam S s May '17 08)4 8, t)SM HM4
El A I'eo Tr 4s 73 81 74 81
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Total sales. $33,725. compared with $30,027
yesterday thus far this week. $144,012; game
period last week, $370,880.
Local Bid and Asked
Today.
Bid. Ask.
80)i 80)1
104 103
Yesterday.
Hid. Ask.
80)4 HI
Baldwin
do pref
Huff & Busq t 0
do pref
Cambria Steel
Electrio Storage
General Asphalt ......
do pref
Key Tel S.
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do pref ,...
Lake Sup Corp .......
l,ehlgh Nav .... ,....
Lehigh Valley ........
Leh Valley Transit....
do pref 1
Pennsylvania ...
Phlla Eleo
Phlla Co
do 8 per cent pref,,,,
do U per cent pref,...
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Tonopah Belmont
Tonopah Mining ,
Union Traction
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York Railway
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British-American Tobacco ,,
do, new
Car Light
Ooidfleld Cons ,,
Orcens Cananea
Juneau Copper
Kenecott Copper .1, ..,...,.,
Leh Val Coal Sale ,
Magma Copper , . . , .
Nlplsalng ,,.,.,
Oil Elevator ..,..
do pret ..,..,,.,,..
Rlker-llegeman
Submarine
Sterling Oum ,
Tobacco Product
United Cigar Stores,
do pret
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World' Film
Yukon Oold
METAL MARKET
, NEW YORK, Bspt. 8.Meta sxebame ouo
lattons werei Lead offsred, 4.00c. , tin, JJ.30
8i.S5o
1
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75 7fl)J 73 14
32 33 30)4 32
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GRAINS DEPRESSED;
SHORTS HAVE COVERED
Favorable Weather Reports
Sent Prices Downward ; Frost
Damage Exaggerated
CHICAGO, 8cpt. 3. A switch from tho
buying- to the selllnir side of tho urnln
market at the opening todny, upon fav
orable weather reports, wns responsible
for the disappearance of tho support
which nppeared late yesterday. Conse
quently prices were generally below the
closing quotations of yesterday and were
weak. It Is estimated that shorts se
cured millions of bushels on tho break
of the last few days. Their activities
yesterday caused tho temporary bulge.
Free scllliiK at the opening knocked
down tho price of September wheat sales
from 07 to !Rt,i beforo noon. Uuylng uf
December by some big operators did not
prevent It from sinking. It opened at
i'l, i cent less than yestcrday'a closing
nuotatlon, nnd sngged to 92'i In tho
eatly hours. May followed tho lend of
September nnd December and dropped
1H cents before noon, after opening nt
084. It closed yesterday nt 88H asked.
Armour's estimate that the corn crop
will amount to 3,000.000.000 bushels made
tho sentiment extremely bearish. Frost
(In mar; o reports have been exaggerated,
It Is claimed, Dears appear to be holding
off September. December slipped down
below 60. reaching 6S)i before noon. May
was weak and followed fast after De
cember. Selling nppeared In considerable volume
Into In tho day and prices fell still fur
ther, losses at tho closo ranging from
Wi cent to 2 cents.
Oats held fairly firm, when compared
with tho other grains.
Export sales were reported totaling 300.
000 bushels of wheat. Largo oat export
sales were said to liavo been made but
could not bo verified.
Liverpool cables showed tho market
to bo listless but firm. Spots and cargoes
were reported firm with light arrival and
unfavorable United Kingdom weather re
ports, Dry, cold weather, which appears to
have gripped Argentina. Is responsible
for a nervous market nt Uuenos Aires.
Shipments for tho week are given at
200,000 bushels of wheat, against 378,000
bushels last week nnd 274,000 bushels last
year. Corn exports for the same period
are 2.976,000 bushels this week, 4,200,000
bushels last week and 1,211,000 bushels last
year. The visible supply Is estimated at 3,312.
000 bushels of wheat, as compared with
3,CSO,000 bushels last week and 420,001
last year In tho same period; corn, 12,903.
000, against 11,730,000 bushels last wec.
and 7,200,000 last year.
leading futures ranged as follows:
VbIM'm
Wheat Open.
men. i,ow. close. clOffe,
rS"mJ'Ar - " !!
05)4
no
4071
II2U
004
72
68)i
SOW
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80
38)4
02
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72H
.mm
t8
"iii uirw ncuveryj
September
December
May
Oats
September
December
May
Lard
Septcmbcr October .
Jnnuary .
Ulbs
September
October .
January .
3!4
731X
00
01K
36)i
3C
38)1
ISO
01)4
30)1
30
38g
38 Vt
50
3Cyt
30)1
138),
8.12
8.13
8.22
8.03
8.15
8.22
8.70
8.12
8.17
8.67
.8.12
tK.22
8.03
8 15
T8.23
8.67
8.22
8.70
8.17
8.32
S.C0
8.22
8.33
8.32
8.55
12.02
13.00
15.75
8.20
8.50
12.50
12.00
15.03
I'orK
September ..12.02
OctoDer ....13.00
January ....15.07
Bid. -fAsked.
'12.00 12.85
12.80 tl.1.00
15.70 15.00
PUBLIC UTILITIES
In his annual report F. W. Whitrldge,
president of the Third Avenue Railway
says: "I hope and expect that If there be
no material decreaso In net earnings It
will be possible to declare and pay a divi
dend within tho next 12 months." Gross
earnings wero practically the same as 1914,
but total Income Increased $63,161. The
surplus was $694,013, against $626,306 the
previous year.
July gross earnings of the Portland
Railroad Company (Portland, Me.) wero
$115,100, decrease $1451; net. $31,823; de
creaso, $1933. Twelve months' gross, $1,
0I2.2S4, decrease $930; net, $394,156: decrease,
$2103.
In Its first annual report the American
Water Works and Electric Company, the
reorganization of tho American Water
Works and Guarantee Company, shows
gross Income of $991,175 for tho year ended
June 30 last. Expenses and taxes were
$43,354, Interest charges $167,481 and sur
plus $178,638.
The Alabama Traction, Light and
Power Company reports for July nn In
crease of $10,366 In gross earnings and a
gnln of $28,481 In net over July, 1914. For
the 12 months ended July 31, 1915, tho
gross gain was $411,480 and the net gain
$331,695.
All Byllesby electric properties for the
week ended August 21 showed net con
nected load gains of 443 customers, with
212 kilowatts lighting load and a tempo
rary loss of 81 horsepower In motors.
Output of the properties for tho week
was 8,555,527 kilowatt hours, an Increase
of 20 per cent, over corresponding week
of 1914.
Operating returns of the Northern
Texas Electric Company continue to show
declines compared with last year's fig
ures, gross revenues for July being nearly
19 per cent, less than In 1914, and net In.
come wns more than 29 per cent, under
that of a year ago. Total gross revenues
for the month wero $151,850, net after op
erating expenses amounted to $59,187 and
tho surplus after intorest charges, etc.,
wbb $31,372, a decreaso of $26,532.
Gross earnings of the Illinois Traction
Company's lnterurbnn lines for July In
comparison with those of a year ago
mado b decline of $18,685, total Incomo
being $303,009. Gross Income from city
lines, which amounted to $210,135, was
$29,321 smaller than In 1914. There was
an Increase In electric lighting sales,
which totaled $238,750, compared with
$221,614 In the preceding year, nnd total
gross operating revenues from nil sources
wore $861,293, a loss of 2.99 per cent..
which compares with an Increase of 4.79
per cent. In gross a year ago. Operating
expenses and taxes wero Increased from
$533,643 In 1914 to $6(5,913, leaving a net
Incomo ot $315,352, a loss of 12,03 per cent.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
dEORQIA SOUTHERN AND FLORIDA.
1015. Decrease.
July gros. $18M98 J0.7W
Net 32,811 3,1111
WABASH,
July gross ., $2,422,481 $220,070
Net " 603,600 238,14!
DULUTH, SOUTH SHORE A ATLANTIC.
July gross $s0H,484 $15,12T
Net ". W.870 33.421
DENVER AND RIO ORANDE.
Year ended June 30: Decrease.
Total oper. revenue $21,821,2.18 $227,603
Net Income , 1,418,731 lS.SSo
Surplu 031.010 121,310
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
July gross $4,485,81.1 $317,800
Net 1,170,010 103,018
CHICAGO AND WESTERN INDIANA.
Year ending December 31
Oros $1,817,284 $29fl,T61
Nit , 728,027 0OII32
Surplus 350,181 272,708
Increase.
. i .
Petition Against Penna. Silk Co.
Creditor, consisting of th Carbon 811k Mill
Company, lb Uauc4i Chunk Silk Company and
the Allentown Bobbin Works, liave tiled a
petition In th United . State District Court
against th Pennsylvania silk Spinning Com
pany, of Tamaqua, Pa. Th liabilities ai
about $000.
nlllEOTOKY OP ACCOUNTANT
Public Accountant
N. P. BKRdM-N
Phone Lombard H65V, ill Walnut st.
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR
WHEAT. Receipts, p9,14S bushels. There
was n deellnn of )4c. In wheat due to bearish
speculation In the West. There was a mod
eiyte export Inoulry and a fair demand from
millers, quotations: Car lots, in eport ele
vator No. 2 reft, new, spot and September,
tl.OMMfl.ONtt; No. 2 red Western, now. $1.00)4
4I.I1H; No. 2 Southern red, new, $1.04J
1.0)4; steamer No. 2 red. new, $l.U8)4tfl.o5)s;
No. 3 red. new, $1.034fjl.03)4: rejected A.
jew-, $l.0lJ1.0S; rejected 11, new 00)40.0
CORN. Receipts, 2000 bush. Demand wis
light and price were nominally unchanged,
quotations: car lots for local trade, a to
location No. 2 yellow, s7BKKe. , steamer yel
low, MHfS7; No. 3 yellow, 81885c.
OATS. Receipts, .10,080 bush. Supplies wero
ample and 'the market waa dull at former
rates. quotations: No. 3 white, 42R48C.;
No. i white, SSfMOc.; sample oale, .lOBSfre.
FLOUR. Receipts, 050 bbla. ami 051,788 lbs.
In Hicks. Demand was slow and price ruled
n buyers' favor. Quotation, per 100 lbs.,
In wood. Winter, clear, new, $4.504
4.75, do., straight, new, $l.755; do., pat
ent new. $685.23; Kansas, clear, new. Jut
sacks, t4.8VB3.10j do., xtralght. new, Jut
racks, $5.1605.83; do., patent, now. Julo sacks,
$3.4006.00; spring, first, clear, new, $4.5004.75;
do., straight, new, S4.76tf3; do., patent, new,
$3415.23; do., do., old. $0.25190.60; do., favorite
brands, old, $0.7507; city mills, choice and
fancy patent, $0.7507; city mills, regular
grades winter, clear, new. $4.0OQ'4.8Si do.,
'rlh'., new. $4.00.0.10; do., patent, new,
$5.1505.40.
ItYB FLOUR waa dull and unchanged.
Quotations: 5g.6o per bbl., as to quality.
PROVISIONS
Th market was quiet but steady. Fol
lowing are the quotations: City beef, in
sets, smoked and atr-drted, 2628c.; Western
beef. In sets, smoked, 25320c.; city beet,
knuckles and tenders, smoked and atr-drled,
27028c; Western beef, knuckles and tendor,
smoked, 27B2SC: bee! hams, $3132; pork,
'"jnjjy. $2lg21.50; hams, S. P. cured, loose,
l-l).OHc. ; do., skinned, loose, 13UtTt3Hc; do.,
do., smoked, 13el3)ic; other hams, amokod,
city cured, aa to brand and average, 1415c;
nams. smoked, Western cured, 14U16c.t
do.. boiled, boneless, 2.1024c.; plcnto
shoulders, s. P. cured, loose, lOWOllc; do.,
smoked, 10)4Ollc,; bellies. In pickle, accord
ing to average, looe, 12VW13C, breakfast
bacon, na to brand and average, city curnd,
I'HlSc; breakfaat bacon, Western cured. 17
18c; lard. Western, refined, tierces, UttW
O'.c; do., do., do., tub, U)49Kc.; lard, purs
city, kcttlo rendered, in tierces. u)4W0Jic;
lard, pure city, kettle rendered. In tubs, 0)4
srOKc.
REFINED SUGARS
The market ruled steady, but there was little
trading. We quote Tenners' list prices, subject
to concessions of 6810 points. Standard granu
laied, 6.U3(S.70c.: extra line granulated, 6.00
5.0..; powdered, 5.70'u 5.75c. ; confectioners' A,
5.60Sj5.55c.; oft grades, 4.758 5.40c.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
BUTTER. The market was in good shape
and firm, with supplies well cleaned up. Fol
lowing aro the quotations: Western solid
packed creamery, fancy, specials, 2e. ; ex
tras. 27c: extra firsts, 204c.: firsts. 23B23)4c.;
seconds, 23824c; nearby prlntB. fancy. 3oc:
do., average oxtras, 2S'rf20c; do., firsts. 25i
20c; do., seconds. 22 923c.; Jobbing sales ot
fancy prints, 34837c,
EGOS. Choice fresh stock wns In good de
mand and firm under light receipts. We quote:
In free cases, nearby extras, 28c. per doi.;
firsts, $7.207.50 per standard case; ncaroy
current receipts, Jtl.OOfjtUK) per case; West
ern extra firsts, $7.50'u;7.S0 per case; firsts,
$0.0B7.2O per case; fancy selected candled
eggs were Jobbing at 30ff32c per dozen.
CHEESE. The market ruled firm and higher
under small supplies and a fnlrly active de
mand, quotations: New York, full cream,
now, 14(i014V4c; do., do., fair to good, new,
13)4011c; part skims, OS 12c.
POULTRY
LIVE. Demand was fairly active and
values wero firmly held. Wo quoto a
follows: Fowls, fancy, weighing 5 Iba. and
over apiece. 17dl7)4c.; do., ordinary receipts,
10Bl(l)4c; roosters, 12013c. ; broiling chickens,
not leghorns, according to quality, l'lldDc. :
do., leghorns, 13017c: ducks, Pekln, old, 13
011c; do.. Indian Runner, old, 120.13c; do.,
young, according to size. 15glt!c ; pigeons, old,
per pair, isft20e.; do., young, per pair. 17018c.
DRESSED. Fine detlrable-slzed stock was
In small supply and firm, with demand fairly
active. Following are the quotatlona: Fresh
kilted poultry, fowls, 12 to box, dry-picked
and dry-packed, fancy selected, Mc; weighing
4H1J3 lbs. apiece, If Vic.; weighing 3)484 lbs.
apiece, 17)bc. ; weighing 3 lbs. apiece, lOirllc;
under 3 lbs. apiece, 14)4(rl5)4c; ice-packed
Western, 4)4 lbs. and over apiece, 18c: do.,
smaller sizes, l.'.filTc. ; old roosters, dry
Plcked, 13c; broiling chickens, Jersey, fancy,
24620c; other nearby fancy, 22fr.Ho.; fancy
largo yellow. Illinois, weighing 3 lbs. and over
apiece, 203?21c. ; other Western, weighing 3
lbs. and over, 10c; Western, weighing 1)4W.
2)4 lbs. apiece, 18910c; do.. Inferior, KittlTc;
spring ducks, ftearby, 1C4I17C; do.. Western.
1012c; squabs, white, weighing 11S12 lbs.
per doz $.1.0004. CO; white, weighing OftlO lbs.
per doz., $.13.00; white, weighing 8 lbs. per
do., $2.fl302.(SS; do.. 7 lbs. per doz.. $2.10'
2.20; do.. 000)4 lbs. per doz., J1.0031.C5;
dark, $1.601.05: small and. No. 2, $1.
FRESH FRUITS
There waa a fair demand for choice stock of
most descriptions and values generally were
well sustained. Quotations! Apples, per bbl.
Plush. $2.763.60; Oravensteln. S2.2503;
Wealthy, $2.25A3: Summer ltambo, $2Si2.5();
Duchess, $1.7562.25; other varieties, $1.5002;
peaches, Virginia, West Virginia, western
Maryland and Pennsylvania, Elbertn, per crate,
fiO?75c. ; do. do. do., per basket, 25040c; do.,
Delaware and Slaryland, Elbertas, per carrier,
r.il'jOOc. ; do. do. do., per basket, 25&35c; do.,
Jersey, fancy Elberta, per 4-bush basket, Wrf
li)c; do. do., other kinds, per basket, 20!IOc. ;
fiears, Le Conte, per bbl., $2S?2.60; do.. Hurt
ett. per bbl., $2t4.60: do., common, per bbl.,
$1.6092; grapes, North Carolina Delawares,
per 8-basket carrier, $1.50i2: do., Delaware,
Moore's Early and Concord, per carrier, 60)
U5c; dodo. do., per 4-lb. basket, 8fi0c; lem
ons, per box, $3!r3.50; oranges. FlofWa, per
DOX S1.1U; lUIieuj-uics, ,'iuuua, jir, u.in-
rorto Rico. Sl.K04j2.7S; Florida. $1.602.75;
plums, New York, per 20-lb. basket, 20830c;
do. do., per 8-lb. basket Bradshaw and Ni
agara, lOSflSc; blackberries, Delaware, Mary,
land and Jersey, per qt.. 40c; huckleberries,
per qt,, 0-58c; cantaloupes, Maryland, per
standard crate, 50S75C: do., Jersey, per bas
ket, 15850c; watermelons, per car, $503125,
VEGETABLES
The market ruled steady under moderate
offerings and a fair demand. Quotations:
White potatoes, Virginia, per bbl. No. 1, $1
1.25: No. 2, 50875c. Whlto potatoes, Jer
sey, per basket No. 1 Rose, 2832cj No. 1
other varieties 20B25c; No. 2, 10815c. Sweet
potatoes, per bbl. No. L Eastern Shore. $20
2 50. No. 1 North Carolina. $1.752.25; No. 3
and culls, C0c$l. Sweet potatoes, Jersey,
let baskit-No. 1. 60fl0c; No. 2. MSMc.
Onions. Jersey, per H-bush. basket, 250.i5c
Mushrooms, per 4-lb. basket, 6Qc.0$l.
MINING STOCK QUOTATIONS
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DM
J-MU
Jim sutler 81
Midway --; ,?
Mlmnh TCxtenBlOn !
ABKPQ
.82
.11
.10
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Vn.tharn Star .......
.10
3 15-10
2 6-10
.31
5H
.Oil
.12
4
254
.35
w,
.07
Tonopah Helmont
Tonopah Extension
Tonopah Merger
Tonopah Mining
11..n..a TIII ....
jtcsvuo - - - . - .
West End
.57
.59
.28
.Ot
.41
.01
.05
.08
.04
,00
.411
1.45
.11
.00
.08
.03
QOLDFIBLD STOCKS
.27
Atlanta .,
Blue llull
Booth ....
Bulldog ..
.. .0.1
.. .40
.. .01
.. .0.1
Combination Fraction
Combination (isnwii v.
niamondficld II I) 02
.07
Daisy J;
Horence ;...": ii?
(loldfleld Consolidated lli
Ooidfleld Merger .Id
Jumbo Extension 1.40
Kawanas -li
Oro . ................ o.
Sandstorm Ken 00
Silver Pick .08
MISCELLANEOUS.
Falrv Axteo n
Klmberly .03
Nevada Hill .Jo
Nevada Wonder .....1.40
.0.1
.09
.20
1.45
Price of Cast Iron Pipe Up
CHICAGO. Sept, 8, The price of cart Iron
clpe ha been advanced 50 centa a ton, and
a further advance I looked for.
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IMPROVEMENT SHOWN
IN LOCAL BUSINESS-
Cotton Yarn Advanced Cent in
Prico During Deck Col
lections Fair
An Improvement Is reported for th
last week In tho cotton and cotton-yarn
trade, says II. O. Dun & Co., In their
local -weekly review. Cotton yarn has
advanced about ono cent In price dtirlnc
tlio last week and the volume of buaineia
Is fair. Wlillo knitters arc n'ot so buy
as they should bo nt this season bt tlie
year, conditions aro fairly satisfactory
nnd especially so among tho weavers.
Most weaving mills report that they nr
now moro active nnd have more orders
on nnnd thnn for somo time past. Con
dltlons generally In this lino Of trade
nro reported as belnn In a healthy condl
tlon, nnd those associated with these
lines nro optimistic as to the future.
In the local wool trade, while no par
ticular activity Is reported, tho demon
is fair nnd prices well maintained. The
woolen mills report a cood business, but
trade with worsted manufacturers Is very
quiet.
Those consulted In the hordwarn trad
at thta ttmo report a batter feeling; of
Confidence for fnll business than has been
previously exhibited. The Iron and steel
market continues to reflect considerable
business for export purposes and plants
that nro engaged directly or indirectly
In the manufacture of such articles as
enter Into commodities for export ar
busy, while those dependent On purely
m .cJtrado nro moro 1ule'- Mills aro
Wr imCi.iUp. wlt ?rders and deliveries
nro difllcult to obtain for .prompt serv-
S. Prl.ces, havo an upward tendency
The pip; Iron market Is actlvo and a
Bood general demand Is reported. Fin
ished material Is firm and structural ma,
teriril Is reported in good demand. Col
lections nro stated to bo fair. The elec
trical trndo reports a good volume of
business, with considerable activity fn
connccton with building operation work
and a satisfactory trade in household spe
cialties. Prices are reported steady and
collections fair. The stovo trade reports
fall rmalnen. nnraln. .... ,. . .
foundries are operating with somewhat in-
v.cnotu capacity. Collections fair.
Leather dealers report an active trade
and good prices for better grades of
leather. Collections Improved. Millinery
dealers stato tho fall season of the pres
ent year hns opened with encouraging or
ders and inquiries indicate a prosperous
season.
Tho chemical market is fairly active,
an average amount of business is being
done, nlthoni-h hnvin i. ..-i ....
n , . i , --'& juiiiviipuiiy in
small lots for Immediate needs. The situ
ation in nycsturrs remains unchanged, no
foreign dyes are coming In and stocks
are settling low and prices are high.
The paper market shows some little
activity, a fair amount of business Is be
ing done, although very few large orders
nro being placed. The trado In domestic
lear tobacco has been a little moro active
during the last week, but tho volume of
business Is not up to the standard, al
though prospects are considered fair for
future business.
VICTORY FOR STOCKHOLDERS
Supreme Court Allows Amendment in
New Haven Suit
BOSTON, Sept. 3.
Judge Do Coursey of the Supreme Court
today allowed the plaintiffs In tho suit ot
the minor stockholders of the New Haven'
and Boston and Maine railroads, wh.o
stfek to hold the directors of the road
from 1MB to 1909 responsible for losses of
$102,000,000 to amend their lelll as requested
This Is a big victory for tho minor
stockholders BUlt wns defective beca.ui
go on unless It strikes further leeal nnnn
The full bench recently held the minor
stocKiioiacrs suit was defective because
Insufficient time had been given to the
new directors to sue the old directors on
their account. The plaintiffs met this
objection by filing an amendment in
which It was stated that on July 21, the
new directors voted not to sue the old
directors for losses resulting from the
mismanagement of the railroad. The deJ
fendants hold It was not an amendment,
but a further supplementary bill and
should not bo allowed to stand.
JULY FOREIGN TRADE FIGURES
WASHINGTON. Sept. 3. The preliminary
figures of the total value of United States ex
ports and Imports tor July and for ev-.
months compare with the flgdre for previous
year aa follows (000 omitted):
MERCHANDISE.
July 1015. 1914. 1013.
Import 1141,000 1150,077 1130.061
Export 207,078 154,138 180.000
Excess of exports 121,870 6,538 21 029
Seven months '
Import 1,008,000 1,140.60.1 L018 048
Exports 1,001), 787 1,200.082 L327 273
Excess of export 000,878 60,388 308,024
OOLD EXCLUSIVE OF ORE.
July
Imports
I17.2G2 13,301 17,850
2,101 83,0 8053
15,071 30.277 'TM
i.x ports
Excess ot export
Seven month
Import
162.18T
34,1.13
117,04.1
.15,790
72, as
88,618
Kxports
u.774
Excess of export '152,413
83,503
SILVER EXCLUSIVE OF ORE.
-lulv
Imports .......
13,002
3,005
. 062
18,744
8,814
10,070
$1,240
3,052
2,712
13,8.10
29,403
15,632
I2.7M
4,03 d
2.13T
20.980
3H,2A
1T.S2T
Exports
Excess ot export
Seven months
Imports Export
Excess of exports
Excess ot imports,
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO, Sent. 3. HOOS. Recfllpts, li.ooo
head; market light; 5 to 10c. higher: other
strong. Mixed and butchers, 16.504f8.03; good
heavy, S0.75aT.80; rough hearr, 16.2368 55i
light. tT.408S.15j pigs, 10.20ffl8; bulk, 8;43
'CATTLE, Receipt. 1500 head; market
steady. Beeves, f0.25ffl0.35: cows and beifer.
13.50il0.23; Texans, U.758.40: calves? Wau
12.
SHEEP. Receipts. 13.000 head; market
strong. Native and Western, $3.5020.33:
lambs. $6.5000.30. OMJ'
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