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SEPTEv THE PITTSBURGH POST MONDAY MORNING, It will bet no surprise to see Decembe Iff' -a NEW YORK WEEKLY STOCK MARKET QUOTATIONS Live Stock Prices At Herrs Island sell on a par with September. Cash interests and speculators are buvina- September and December oats at 1 to 2 cents premium for the De- IVcek Ending Saturday, Srptfmbr 1, 1923. Htgh.txtw.Close G'ge. Sales. Hlgh.Low.Close.C'ge.

SalM. HiRh.LoTff. Close. Cge. Salea 1 ai uniia 70 10 36V FARMERS HOLD WHEATOUTPDT Heavy Crop in Canada Expected to Bring Prices Down.

cember. Commission house trade is moderate, stocks are email, but the movement is increasing. Farm consumption is heavy owing to low prices, yet values in leading- markets are higher than last year. September closed Saturday at 38 cents, a loss of cent; December 89 to 39a 34 2A SOMI KuttM 700 Int. Ot.

Xorthern. 18 17 53)0 Inter. 7S 73 IvO do. pfd 107 107 1500 Inter. Mer.

7 6 12:00 do. pfd 25 21V 5700 Inter. Nickel 13 12 Gf do. pfd 79 78 1600 Inter. Paper 3(5 33V Jt-i do.

pfd. stp 64 64 4 Int. Tel. 66 UNION STOCK YARDS. Pittsburgh.

September 1. 1923. Hrlnknian. Wood Beck, live stock commission merchants, furnish the following quotations: CATTLE Receipts light. Market steady.

Good to choice S10 50-811 00 Good. 1.800 to 1.400 lb 8 75 9 7 Medium to sood. 1,200 to 1,300 lbs. 8 Wt 8 5 Tidv. 1.050 to 3.150 lbs 9 0OTI10 25 Fair.

900 to 1.100 lbs. 7 0nfl 7 75 Common. 7'X) to 900 lbs 6 25'd) 00 Common to good fat bulls 3 En 1 11 It STEEL STEADY; TONE IMPROVES ON PROSPECTS IN FALL TRADE Coal and Oil Chief Factors Tending to Disturb. 7 3 3G 2 ia 1 9 2S 1 17 15 1 371 10 18 17 59 41 1 2V 59 7 i 13 cent, and May 42VC, or Wrlf DURING cents, off cent better than a 70 10 61 6 6GVj 105 42 P2 WV. 34 31 654 34 73 97 107 1S3 i 900 Intertype Corp 33 81 4100 Invinclb'e Oil 8 8 1" 1 75 1' 107 24 2V la 78 3 34 64V 1 66 Sl- STi A 43 41 -2 18- 57 181 63 42V 100 33 2 943 92 2 S4H- 4 4 34 1SV 8 26 17 14 37 10 18 17 68 41 106 cv 12 22 50 IV 6 C6 24 28 245 29 9 66 700 do 7 10i) Va Pow Sfl Vlvaudou Inc ....20 1WK) Wabash 9 105 00 do ptd A 900 Waildorf IS 3100 Weber-Hellbroner 15 100 Walla Fargo Exp 37 1500 Weetrn Maryland.

10 3300 do 2nd pfd 114 600 Wost Pacific ....17 600 do pfd 69 100 West Penn Co 41 West Union Tel ..109 9100 Wentinghouse Mfg 60 3100 ft 1, 7 1100 do pfd 13 1400 White Eagle 23 White Motors 61 2'X White Oil 1 69O0 Wickwire Spen 7 1340O WUlys-Overland 7 10300 do pfd "1 10(K) Wilson Co 25 200 Wisconsin Central 28 2650 Woolworth 25s 2000 Worth Pump 33 12- Wright Aeronaut 9 iOO Youngstown SiT. 67 7-r 6SfVt, IOSV2 8'i 2-r 92 li 2 7, -t 3r 31 '4 tS1n "'ti 734- Vi SVs 166 2 21V Hi 11 -1 43 Common to good fat cows 2 0011 TO He'fer. 700 to 1,109 5 WKS 25 Frosh cows and sprinpers 30 OOfi'S-) 00 HOGS Receipts. 15 double-deck loads. The tSome Price 1 market ruled nlgner.

23 61 100 Adams Sxprrss 70 l.V) Advance 100 do pftl 334 1300 Air Reduction 63H, 4409 Ajax Rubber lOu-l Alaska Gold Mines 17400 Allied Ch Dye. GSVi 1100 do pM 1800 AIISs Chalmers i -ii- do pfd VZ SsuO Aia Agr Chem 174 10100 do pt'd 45 100 Am Bank Note S5 JW Am Beet 33 100 do pfd Am 37Vi 100 Am Brake A F. 734 13fiiOS Am Can 100H 1600 do pfd 10S 3500 Am Car A 4v0 Am Chain 22 MM Am Chicle 100 do pfd 4i 6000 Am Cotton Oil 8 4H0O do pfd 26 1800 Am Drug Syndic. 1200 Am Express 97 270OAm -HAL. 2000 do pfd 46H 2SM Am Ice 98 100 do pfd Sl.

7800 Am Intern 0v 600 Am La Fire li Prime heavy hogs 9 40S 9 00 Were Rather Spectacular in Methods. Exercises Feature School Dedication Hill Jews Formally Open Wylie Avenue 1V 7 1 714 69 3 252 28 Heavv mixed swinn i Prime medium weights 10 SSftlO 50 I Pest heavy vorkers 10 3.V??!0 SO Good light yorkcrs 9 50ft 10 00 i Plus, as to quality 9 9 l0 i Common to good roughs 7 0flfj 8 00 Iowa Central 2 3 Iron Prod. 45 43V 200 do. ctfs. 40V iTjOO IMnnd Oil 0O Jewel Tea 19 1S 500 do.

pfd 69V 69 4300 Jones Kros. 58 57 3200 Kan. City 18 17V KM do. pfd 53 53 8100 Kayscr 42 37 5u0 do. pfd 103 9D 22400 15 3 200 do.

pf 95 94 100 Keisey Wheel 92 9i 34s00 Ketmecott Copper. 35 34V 3500 Keystone Tire 5 4 1200 Kinney Co. O. 58 53 4(0 Kreaice 221 238 500 Laclede Gas 8: 80V 1100 Lee Rubber ft 20 18 2100 Lehigh Valley 62 00 9iK) Lima 67 64 9100 Loews Inc 17V 16 600 Loft Candy 6V 8700 Loose-Wiles 5S 49 200 Lorillard P're pfd.114 114 600 Louisville ft Nash. bS 87 100 Mackay Os 110 110 CHARLES D.

MICHAELS. CHICAGO, Sept. marketing at primary points during July and August aggregated 101,375,000 bushels against 103.422,000 bushels last year. If reports given out by the president of the American Farm Bureau Federation are correct that farmers aro holding back their wheat, it may result in much smaller marketing of winter wheat from now on. and there were indications of it within the last week.

It is now the season for spring wheat to move in the American and Canadian northwest. There are pools operating in western Canada, and farmers are Stnm wtf SHEEP Receipts. 8 loads. Market slow. Mead v.

3 23 245 9V 67 MEXICANS ROSE ON RECOGNITION Synagogue. MARKETS HOLD BRIGHTER VIEW Prime aethers 8 25 8 60 Good mixed 7 60 8 uo Fair mixed ewes and wethers a OO'S' 1 00 2 OOOI 4 00 I Culls and A large crowd attended the dedication Culls to choice lambs CALVBS Supply I'ght. exercises of the new synagogue and: BT THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. NEW YORK, Sept. 1.

Net 8 00 Market Blow, S13 OOfllS 30 4 0O 9 00 steady. Veal cfflves Heavy and thin calves. school, held by members of the Agoaath Achim congregation yesterday at th 2000 Am Unseed 25 PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2 Live stock said to be arranging to hold their wheat changes in bond prices were some', what mixed during the past week with a slight majority pointing up- ward. The volume of transactions 1200 do pfd 40V4 19100 Am Locomotive 74 400 Am Metala 44i 2M0 Am Kadlator S3V 1800 Are Safety Raaor.

BT the associated press. NEW YORK, Sept. 2. More sonfldence over fall trade prospects reflected by a quiet forward movement in stocks, and improved sentiment all around, were noticeable In financial, quarters during the past week. "While improvement in the stock market has not proceeded far enoughto attract the public, which 4 91V 1 443 1 81V 1S 1 llVt 22 2 40-t- 3 73V 441 83 -V IS 1 5 97 2 137 1 66 4 103 1 24 3 124 1 14SV 1 102 144 3100 Am 13V receipts for the week: Beef cattle, 2.682 i in North Dakota.

Whether this will head: sheep and lambs, 10.758 head: affect the market to any extent is the hogs. 6.SS9 head; calves. 2,813 head. Beef problem that is disturbing the trade, cattle steady; steers, good to choice, There are always a number of farmers S10 0311 25; fair to good, $3 00310 00; who need money, and sell their wheat common to fair. 27 50SI9 00: oows.

good to i as soon as harvested. continued small. New bond offerings 21t 11 45 a 94 44 944 Sl, 19 li II asv 73 44 SO1, 12V 53 96 137 35H 8214 102 SO 50 12314 li NTH 144T 37 59 90Ti 4U 102 8 84 So MOSfcf MARKET. NEW YORK. Sept.

1. Foreign exchanges irregular; quotations (in cents): Great Britain, demand $4 54; cables, $4 5414: 60-day bills on banks, $4 51; France: demand 5.64; cables 5.64; Italy: demand 4.23: cables 4.23.: Belgium, demand 4.61V: cables 4.62; Germany: demand cables Holland: demand cables S9.S2; Norway, demand 16.12; Sweden: demand 36.69; Denmark: demand 18.41; Switzerland: demand 18.05; Spain, demand 13.47; Greece, demand 1.75; Poland, demand Czechoslovakia, demand 2.96; Jugro Slovakia, demand 1.70; Austria: demand Rumania, demand Argentina, demand 32.50; Brazil, demand 9.55; Montreal, 9774. Bar silver 62; Mexican dollars 47T4- totaled $44,671,800, as compared choice, $5 00fl50; fair to good. $4 00S synagogue and school building, 2919 Wylie avenue. The school was founded for the purpose of teaching the Jewish children the doctines of the Orthodo faith.

It wll also ba used as a recrea-, tional center for the children of tha Hill district. The speakers at the exercises were--Rabbi Aaron M. Ashinsky. C. Stein-District Attorney Samuel Gardner.

Assistant District Attorney Benjamin. Lencher, Councilmen James F. Malon hnd Daniel Winters. After the dedication a luncheon was served by tha ladles of the congregation. Officers of the congregation ares Nathan Singer, president; L.

Vats. vic president; Morris Freeman, secretary and William Levy, treasurer. naturally becomes shy of re-enter 57V IV 221 61 81 20 1 62 1 5 IV 17 2 6V 57 114 8i 1 no 1 65 80 93 S3 3 Si 1 26 49V IV 42 35- 44 iV 11 3 S9V SV 71V- SI 6 29 2 Sl 45 IV 43V- 13- 78 1 91 1 9 8 10 24 EV 2S IV 1V 11 29 1 10V 1 29 64 1 1 24- 74 ing After a long period of declining 5 00; ordinary to fair. $3 00-34 00; bologna as to quality. $1602 50: b'ulls, good to choice, $5 00ri450; fair to good, $4 5 00.

Calves steady; extra to choice, Sl3 50 14 00; fair to good, $11 COSH 00; common. $7 0S9 00: Tennessee, choice. $10 5jl 'fll 00: fuir to erood. $S5WS0f; common, $5 007 00. Sheep and lamb" weak; sheep, weth prices, many active traders are re Lower Wheat Expected.

Trade expectations are that Canadian marketing will be of heavy volume, and, unless there is a decided Increase in the export buying and in the general speculative trade. -the disposition is to look for lower prices. On the other hand, decreased marketing of winter wheat may strengthen values somewhat. The impression of a close observer is that wheat prices fluctuate for some time between $1 and $1.05, some times getting below the dollar level. The disposition on the part of traders ported to be working on the constructive side.

The advances resulting from a bidding up of prices by "pools," THE HIDES MARKET. In general the market falls to show any signs of real Improvement, and quite a large with $30,376,000. the previous week, and investment houses reported an increased demand on the part" of in- vestors. There were some rather spectaevlar changes in the prices of txuuU "that might be termed sami-specul all va. American Cotton Oil hm closed the week about 7 points higher, and iMetlcsm bonds moved up several points on announcement of tha resumption rst dlplo- -ma tic relations.

Liberty Sales Heavy. Active United States Gereroxnent -bonds held relatively steady throughout the week aad closing prices irer 1 practically unchanged from m. week ago. Several large sales of the I4bertJes were reported to have been made over the counter for the account the British government. i Despite unfavorable news from -Xu- -rope most of the foreign Usims were firm or improved, although net chances were, small.

South American Issue 18SO0 Am Smelting 0H do pfd 97V 300 Am Snuff 1S7 5000 Am Steel Fdry 36V MOO Am Sugar 474 300 Araal Sug let pfd .103 4 3900 Am Sumatra Too. 24 100 Am A Cable fO 7700 Am 124V 400 Am Tobacco 141U 400 do pfd lttV 400 So 14514 2S0O Am Water 40V 1500 do pfd 82 300 do 7 92 11100 Am Woolen 87tt 700 do pfd 1100 Am Writ Pap pfd 84 00 Am Zino A Lead. 9 200 do pfd 35V 14300 Anaconda 41 100 Arn Con Co 144 200 Art Metal 15V 34(0 Aaso Dry Goo 85 300 Associated Oil ...105 15300 AT 8F 700 do pfd SS 300 Atl Bir A IV 1900 Atlantic Coast L.114 400 Atl Fruit ctf IV 5500 A I 8 17 1100 do pfd 14 00 Atlas Powder 57V 200 Atlas Tack 1114 8300 Austin Nicholas 27 100 do pfd 83 700 Auto Knit Hosiery 22 183900 Bald LocVve 13V no. pin 65 32000 Mack Trucks 83 80 100 do. 1st pfd 93 92 500 Macy R.

H. ft Co. 63 1200 Magma Copper 31 3V 1400 Mallinaon ft 26 24 1000 Manati Sugar 50 49 600 Man. Elec. Supply 44 42 700 Manhat.

mod. guar 35 35 2200 Manhattan 44 43 20-) Maracaibo Oil 18 18 1100 Market St. 13 9 00 do. pfd 42 1900 do. prior pfd 72 66 1400 do.

2d pfd 31 25 41300 Merland Oil 31 27 2700 Martin Parry Cor. 31 JO 1200 Mathleson Alk. W. 46 43 4S00 Max. Motor A 45 4i 3200 do.

13 12 2400 May Dept. Store. 79 78 2700 Mclntyre 16 16 100 Met. Edison 81 87 S00 IUex. Seab'd 11 6 6100 do.

ctfs 11 6 900 Miami Copper ....24 23 26400 Middle State 6 6 3400 Midvale Steel 28V 26 S00 Minn. St. 1 1 SC00 Mo. Kan. ft 12 11 40 do.

pfd. 30 29 7000 Missouri 11 9 8100 do. pfd. .....30 28 100 Montana $4 4 100 do. pfd 106 15SO0 Montgomery Ward 22 20 1900 Moon Motors 25 34 12 Morris 74 74 8400 Motherlode 9 8 1100 Mulling Body 18 15 200 Nash Motors 94 92 400 National Acme 11 10 3400 National 45 45 500 Nat.

Cl ft 54 53 600 Nat. Dept. Store. 38 39 133O0 Nat. Emm.

ft St. 65 61 8000 National Lead ....132 123 800 Nat RR. of M. I pf 8 7 8.W do. 2d pfd 2 2800 Nevada Con.

12 11 ers, extra, $3 (XKiiS 50; fair to good, 6 07 25; common, $150-32 50; ewes, heavy, fat, $5 00S00; spring lambs, choice, $14 50315 00: fair to good, $110013 00; common, $8 0010 00. Hogs firm; best western, $11 251? 11 50; nearby handyweights, $9 75310 00. "in general is to sell on every Indication which' have been active this week, are ordinarily possible only when conditions are favorable for a rising market. v'The Unsettling Factors. The breawdown in the negotiation between the mine operators and tha unions looking toward avoidance of suspension of mining is reported to hav had a restraining influence In trading with some operators characterized it a a depressing influence.

It was pointed out by some, however, that, the effect oa Industry would be neither Immediate nor disastrous. The oil situation is still NAVAL STORES. number of hides are being pressed for sale. Calfskins are steady, although the demand is limited. An easy market prevails for sheepskins.

There is a firmer feeling- la tallow. GREEN SALTED (CURED) NATIVE HIDES AND SKINS. 1 steers and cows, all weight. 6c per lb No. 1 bulla, all weights 5c per tt No.

1 City kips. 15 to Si lbs 8c per 16 No. 1 city calfskins, 8 to 15 lbs 10c per lb No. 1 country kipa 15 to 23 lbs. Ac per No.

country calfskins. 8 to 15 lbs 8c per lb No. 1 horsehldes, with full 82.00 each Lambs Up to 50c each Shearlings to 25c each 403 622 92 1 85V IV 10 1 9Mi 1 9 35 39 13 15V 845 105 2V 97V 1H 88 IV 1132 IV IS EV 13 1 66 11V 2V 4 822 32 1 124 3 112 49 IV 58 133 8 75V S94 134 15 105 964 S8 14 111 1 13H 13 11 221 83 20 ELECTRICIANS TO MEET Pittsburgh will be largely represented at the sixteenth annual convention of the Pennsylvania Electric Association, which will be held at the Bedford Springs Hotel, Bedford Springs. Wednesday to Saturday. Pittsburghers who will be prominent on the program include Max Hecht, Duquesne Light Company, chairman of the education committee; E.

C. Stone. Duquesne LKnt Company, chairman of the technical section; R. M. Riegel.

West Penn Power Company, who will read a paper on "The Use of Hydro-Electric Power by Existing Steam OrvilJe Buys, of weakness, which frequently results in sharp rallies when a covering movement starts. September wheat in Chicago and Minneapolis sold at the same price as a year ago, while at present. Minneapolis is 14 cents premium over Chicago. This makes Chicago relatively the lowest wheat market, and It is the SAVANNAH. Sept.

Turpentine firm, 884c no offerings receipts, 277 casks shipments. 42 casks stock, 13.351. casks. Rosin firm; sales. 1,801 barrels; receipts, 1,636 barrels shipments, 211 barrels; stock, 111,717 barrels.

Quote: D. E. H. I. $4 E2V M.

$1 55 $4 S2Vi; VG, $5 15 WW, X. $5 17V4. 9 attraction of buyers, while on the other unsettled, the chief difficulty of the ol No. 1 tallow, in good barrels 6Vc per lb No. 2 tallow, In good barrels 4ic per lb generally improved during the week.

hand widening of the spread between September and the deferred futures is companies being described as the neces- sity of taking lower prices to legthen stocks on hand. 120i looked upon as a bearish feature, despite tho fact that cash premiums have Conflicting movements war recorded by domestic industrial and railroad, mortgages. Virginia Carotin Chemical bonds moved upward In sympathy with the better demand tor chemical stocks, and this Influence also resulted In mod Duquesne Light Company, wlxiae sub Signs meanwhile are increasing that NEW YORK BOND MARKET hardened, and export business and mill trade is breaking away from the sum ject will be "Overall, Testing of Metering L. McGowan. ing purchases have enlarged The trade is looking for between 1,500 mer lull.

Conservation is still the according to the weekly mercantile reviews, but more interest in forward re chairman customers records and billing High. Low. Last High. Low. Last.

and 1.700 cars of grain at Chicago Tuesday, the greater part of which will be quirements is being manifested. Th summer slump was not as great as 53 2 948 1072 erate improvement of other industrial liens. The demand for tractions showed some improvement. Seasonal requirements, for credit tended to make the money market somewhat firmer. Tuna money continued dull at 64 per cent 73 72 73 72 72 72 86 S64" 100 100 110 109 110 4 do 34 1 do 84s 2 NY Ch deb 4s.

2 do 3d 6s A 6 Edison 6s soma feared it would be. Employment has fallen off somewhat and this i MOO N. Orl. Tex. ft 34.

89 85 1200 X. Y. 35 35 500 do. A 4SV 4 300 N. Y.

Canners 29 17 31200 N. Y. Central 101 98 1600 N.Y.C. ft St new 73 89 700 do. pfd.

new SS 87 10 do. ctfs 70 70 100 N. Y. Dock 17 17V 100 do. pfd 43 43 4500 N.

Y. N. H. ft 13 1SV 800 Norfolk 9 9 500 N. Y.

Ont. ft 17 36 600 Norfolk ft 104 18V 4 82 2V 10 46 642 39 64 3 127 4 7V 2 11V S9 35 4 1 IV 100 2 73 3 83 70 17- 433 12 9 17 1 104 76-1 22V 44V. SO 's 201 8V 1V 90 IV 17 ia 1 9 50 46 IV Sl 61 Large Offering Beady. methods committee; VI. R.

Scharff. chairman fixed capital records committee; D. J. Hennessey, chairman security holders' records committee, and Frank B. Saunders, chairman accounts payable committee, all of Duquesne Light Company; P.

H. Chase, Westlnghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company, chairman lighting sales bureau; Steele B. Sellers. West Penn Power Company, subject, "Compensation and Education of Appliance Section," and W. H.

Hor-ton, West Penn Power Company, whose subject will be "Rural Lines." 99 V4 92 70V4 914 101H 1011 92H 88H 98 Vt 84 4 97 100 100 99Vi 927, 70V4 91H 101H 101V4 924 8S4 S8V4 84 04 97V4 100V, 100H 59 59 62 61 62 94 94 94 106 105 106 105 104 103 1034 103'4 103V4 3 XTXH Hcv 5 1st 4s 1 Tel 44s- 10 6s 49 12 do 6s 4s 1 Xiag Pow Several large bond offerings are wheat. There is around 19.000.000 bushels of wheat at Chicago, taking stocks In store, and on track. Corn Estimates Higher. Estimates on the corn crop have been raised 2.000,000 to 9.O0O.00O bushels over October returns by private reports and range from to 3.080.0CO,ono bushels. They are nearly 260.OOO.OfO bushels larger than last year's crop, taking the highest estimate.

Part of the crop Is about matured, or is out of the way of frost damage. A considerable wheat acreage in the Middle the of ring, notably the Argentine construed in many quarters as indicating less likelihood of further inflation of labor costs and the probability that manufacturing proflts are likely to maintained. Maintenance of freight traffic meanwhile shows that good have been moving into consumption at a good rate. Steel Sentiment Cheerful. In the steel industry good authorities 91 91 91 110 110 110 5 North Ry 1 Ry cv 91 91 1 105 105 103 100 do pfd 112V- M2-4 SS00 60V 7V 900 do pfd 5S 400 Bamsdall A 14H 40 do 7V 19V00 Batopllas 8T-00 Beechnut TS S7V4 51300 Beth Steel 53 1500 do pfd new 94 9S 300 do i.

pf 107 19T5 1100 Booth 5V 900 Brooklyn Edison-. 109 100 Bklyn 1700 do full paid S2v 32 100 Bklyn Union Gas 110 119 200 Brown Shoe 95V 95 S5i0 Burns Bros A 11.1V 110V 900 do 25V 2V 900 Butte 4 6V 5' XLH) Butte Sup 17V 15V 500 Butteriek W4 19 400 Caddo OU 3 700 Cal Packing- 82H slH 23950 Cal Petroleum tl 19V 200 do pfd 97V 9i4 10200 Call SV 5 100 Cal A 43 leoOOOan Paclflc 14 1 7700 Central 20 3700 do pfd BT 100 Gent of 4 20 500 Cent Hibbon Mills SI 31 6200 Cerro do 414 35 '4 ROO Certainteed 83 29 6500 Chand Motors 54 52H Si0 Ches Sc Ohio 64 59 200 do pfd 9SV4 S84 1300 Chi 3 2 8100 do, pfd 6 5V 1400 111 1 600 do pfd 4SH 48 ir00 Chi Gt 4V 1108 do pfd 11V 10V 11900 Chi St 18 15V 20300 do pfd tlV S6 4100 Chi 68V 2 Am Edis 11 No Pac rf 6s Sii 88 80H WORK TO START ON POWER PLANT 93 93 93 107 107V4 107 point out that activity may not increase 83 1 do 5s 1 Bell Tel 5 do 5s 1 Ohio Svs 5 109 1 S2 1 1106 8 IV 112 IV 34V 1 5 161 19 2 82V IV 1 97V 5 4SV 1 142V 1 19 1 51V 5 04 31 1 38-- 337 53 633 98V 5 25 49H 1H 4V 11 1 i7v a great deal in September. They base- S7- 97 97 104 104 104 ernment $50,000,000 loan and a $29,000.08 issue of Union Paclflc equipment trust certificates but the exact date the bonds will be floated has not been disclosed. Important off. tings last wesk wero $24,000,000 6 per cent 12-year gold notes of the Associated OU Company at par; 110,000.000 6 per 'cent M-year refunding bonds of the Milwaukee Sleetrio Rail- way and Light Company at 014) to yield 6.10 per cent: (3JHJIJH per cent-K-year improvement bond of tha Staten' Island Edison Corporation at 99 to yield 6.57 pec- cent: $2,700,000 per cent JO year mortgage bonds of the- -Indian Electric Corporation at 99 to yield 6.57 per cent.

their assertion on the fact that thera S3V4 87 95 83 100 93 West and Iowa will need SO to 40 days of perfect weather to mature. Cash prices are holding better than expected with premiums of to 5 cents over September, while recently they were 1 to 2 cents. September corn closed steady at 84c, up 1 cents for the week. December YOUNG3TOWN, Sept. 2.

Actual construction of the big electric generating power station to be built along the Ohio river near Toronto will start during the coming week, engineers In charge of the project nnoi" Orders have been placed for much ot the equip 80 80 80 914 914 914 934 34 90 904 90 32 92 92 91 914 9174 was very little slump during the summer and therefore maintenance of tha present rate of operations would not an unfavorable sign. The steel market undoubtedly i3 In a much stronger position at this time than a majority of observers a few months ago thought 34 1 94 1 3 Ore-Wash rf 43 3 Orien Dev Co 6s ct 1 Otis Steel 74s 2 Pac Bs 1 Pac 5s 30 Pac Tel 5s A 9 Par-Ly-Med 6s 7 Penn gn 1 do sec 64s ment. The station will involve an ex 704 69 TOM fciS4c, up cent. The December 90 9ft 90 penditure of several million dollars. September spread has been reduced and September spread has been reduced ant 108 105 108 1 it would be possible.

And, whether there a sound basis for it or not-! sentiment is noticeably cheerful. Thai 59 5SV 3 12V 37 1 S3 43 92 zw ao. pro. 76 71 6400 North 22 23 200 do. pfd 44 44 20XW Northern 60 5 10O Nova Scotia Steel.

2 20 100 Nunnaily 8 8 2000 Ok la. Prod, ft 1 3 100 Onyx Hosiery pfd. 90 90 1200 Orpheum 17 16 20 Otis Elevator 121 120 5300 Otis Steel 9 300 do. pfd 50 so 6300 Owens Bot. M.ich 46 44 100 Pacific Dev.

Corp. 2700 Pacific Gas ft 85 81 1000 Pacific Mall 9 12500 Pacine Oil 84 X24 430 Packard 13 12 500 Pack. M. Or pfd. 94 94 45t Pan-Am 2 58 6900 do.

0 57 800 Parrish Blnrm. 12 9 300 Penna. Coal ft C. 87 J7 100 Penna. Bdon pfd 98 Penna 43 42 5300 Penna.

Seab'd gtl. 8 3V 15fO Peoi. Gas ft Coke. 9E 91 500 Pcorfa Eastern. 9 9.

600 Pi 43V 100 do. pfd 61 100 4S 44 10O 6V Pfd 44 44 300 Phillips-Jones 61 60 1000 Phillip Mor ft Co 16 15 32400 Philittis Pet 25 23 200 Phoenix 30 3500 Pierce-Arrow 10 9 1700 do pfd 2f 23 SO do prt pfd 65 2100 Pierce OU 2 2 TO do pfd SS ..1109 Pittfurg-h Coal 4B 300 Pitts Steel pfd 5 95 100 Pitts Utilitiee pfd 13 10 3900 Pitts ft Va 43 41 700 do pfd 59 8g 1200 Poettim Cereal 52 50 82C-0 Pressed Steel Car 6 55 100 do pfd 91 944 si 101 101 101 bS 824 824 824 Ms 82 S2 82 -S 21 Per Mam 5s 1 Phlla Co rf 1 Pierce Oil 8s 1 Pub 5s 1 Pun Aleg Sug 7s 3 Am Ag Ch rf 99V 4 Am Chain Co $214 1 Am Cot Oil 5s 70V, 8 Am Sm ft 5s 91H 2 do 6s 101 24 Am Sugar 6s 102 7 Am Tel clt 4s 924 2 do cv 4s 88H 6 do clt 5s 10 Am St El 84V 3 Am Writ Pap 6s 644 27 Ana Cop 6a 97V 15 do 7s 1G0H 3 Armour 4Vs 100H 24 A gn 8SV4 7 do adj 4s S0 1 do cv 09 4a 55 88i 2 do 4s SS4 2 Atl Cst 1st 48.... 87 5 Bait Ohio 1 2Hs 96 11 do rf 6s 83 4 do 10-yr 6s 101 1 Barnsdall Ss 98 20 Bell Tele Pa rf STVi 2 Beth SU Cp cn 5Vs 904 1 Brklyn Edison 97 1 do 6s 102 5 Bklyn Gas 7s 82.. 109H Camaguey Sug 96 2Cndn Northn 113 1 do 6Hs 113 5 do Pac 4 5 Cent Leath 5 97 1 Cent of Ga 101 10 Cent Pac gtd 87 3Ches St cv S6 1 do 5s mi 13 rf 6S iV 6 Ch 111 5s 78 4 Ch Gt West 4.. 47V4 1 Pug 57 2 St'P rf 4V4a.

S3 9 do 4.9 60 10 do 4s '25 77 3 Oh A gn 3Vs 72H 3 do sec 7s 107V4 1 Ch Rys 1st 5s 77V4 2 Ch I go 79 1 Ch I A rf 4... 74 1 Ch Xrn Stn Ois 114 1 Ch lnd 4s 703., 3 CM1 Cop 6s S9V 13 Cin A Et Es 97 UCCCiBtLCsA 101 1 Colo A So rf 8274 17 Columb Gas 1st 5s 96 1 Crwlth Pow 6s 87 1 Co Az Baraq 100 Coal 5s 86V 2 Consum Pow 5s S9V4 2 Cu Sug 8s 93 pig iron market is also showing a better tone, price recessions being dropped. Another reason for confidence in fall business Is the growing 'belief that the worst has been passed on the farms. 1 42H 10S 108 K-B I Western farmers are paid to be in a mors cheerful mood with a good yield J600 Chicago 92V 7SH 11400 Chi Rift 22V lion do pfd 7t 69 RH IS 454 44 4. 4 1 1 H.

Ti SO 1H 67 74 87 87 87 92 91 74 92 88 SS 8S a 77 77 77 64 61 6441 Stopping Small Leaks S0 4 67V 1 823 23V 1 701 79V 3 53 26V 1 1 89 2 ,725 77V- IV 97 90 97 102 109 954t 113 113 80 67 101 87 86 85 98 V4 78 47V4 C7 53 59V4 77 72 10774 77 79 74 114 70V4 of corn to onset losses in wheat and with the live stock Industry claiming their attention. The grain markets, too, bave taken on a better tone and wheat prices are several cents above the recent low. Cotton Crop Reduced. 10 4 i 24.4 4 66 2H 2H 264 1 37i ST4 90 i 809 do 7 pfd 80H ChJla- Cooper 27V 1450O Chlno Con Copper. 17V St 89 STO0 Cluett Peabody 73 2700 Coca-Cola 21909 Co" ft I 82 Col ft B.

86V 100 Col ft 4700 Columbia 4 Sino Col 200 do pfd 4 100 Commer Solvent A tS 100 do 24 SfiO Corn-Tab "5V 83 83V4 8C 96H S3H 1004 9S 97V4 90 97 102 103 S5H 113 113 7974 97 101 87 864 9i 98V4 7S 74 C7 63 HT 77 72 107 77 79 74 114 704 964 101H SZ 9574 87 100 S6V4 89 92 85 86 73 37 SSH P6 104 87 105V4 9714 UH 1 43 IVi Tisa Government cottori condition report confirms the belief that the boll wevU and drought In the Southwest will greatly reduei? the cotton yield. While this will mean less revenue for many planters, it will at the same time mean higher prices for the others. When 13 Rapid Tran See 2 Reading Co gn 4 Rep Stl sf Es 1 Rep Steel 7 Rio tld 1st 2 Rio 'Gd West clt 4s 1 I Ark A La 4 St L-S Fran pi 4s 2 Pt iS Fran pi 1 St L-S Fran adj 6 St L-S Fran inc 72 Seab A 4s sip 10 Keab A adj 1 5ab A rf 4s 1 Pfab Air 63 2 Shelt Farms 5 Sincl Conaol 7s 6 do 4s 2 Slncl Crude 2 Sincl Crude 6s 7 Sincl 6s 1 do Col Power 2 So Pac Co clt 1 So Pac Co cv 4s 5 So Pac RR rf 20 Southn Ry 6s 10 Southn Ry 4s 5 Southn Ry 64s 2 Sug Est Orl 20 Tex Pac 1st 5s 15 Third Av adj 3 Tide Oil 6s 74 74 4 I 6774 67 67 I 81 8174 81 74 74 74 I 664 66 I I 66 66 6 1 a WSM fWm t3 95 J)iiill 83 83 83 Crjyfti 'l A I I 8S4 "84 i LaSf' 84 S4 84 1 lvvC? 'JJl'IMiill 86 86 86! I j. V4CSSllU 94 95 64 I jKI I 101 ihhI i tST.ih. I 30V-- 2V 85 24V i 47 1 i 4 33 23 IV 73 1 13 22V 5 3 61V 5 4 4S.

7 12V 119 30V 1 200 Conler Tinfoil 13 13 THE woman who pays her store bills by check learns economy as well as good business methods. A checking account is a responsibility that discourages trivial expenditures. The Fidelity has a large clientele among women who know this is true. 1700 Conol Clears. 100 0 pfd lsno Con Gas 52V4 1 89H 4 38 401 V4 118V4 114 51 14 184 8714 24 107V4 1V4 13 i 354 1 l'H 75H 1 2 V4 announcement was made on Fridav ot i the department of agriculture's estimate I 11300 Con Textile 2SS09 Con Can Vi 9r4 101 I 82 S6 I 87 100 or a anarp drop in condition of the crop.

with an indicated yield of 10.788,0(10 boles, as against an estimate of 1L61S.U09 bales I 3 3V 8V 49V 7V ..119 31H 97 68 S7V 12V 38V 95 2500 Coi Alotom 12100 torn Products 100 do pfd i. Cosden ft Co 1400 do pfd 145 Crucible Steel 100 do pfd 9HQ0 Cuba Can Bug. do pfd 31 COO CisbantAni Gut. film t-roauc Kenn 27 do pfd 6900 Pub Ser of 3 47 3300 Pullman Co 119 151 Punta Alegre Sug 53 2930O Pure OU 30 20? do pfd 87 500 Rway Steel Spe; ..107 5S0O Rap Tran Secur 13 1500 do pfd 2500 Ray Con 11 wy Reading 7 20 Reading 1st pfd a 800 do 2d pfd 52 1500 Remington 35 100 do iBt pfd 96 300 do 2d pfd 96 2800 Replosle Steel 13 15900 Rep Iron ft Steel 49 10O do pfd 99 6100 Reynolds Sprintrs 21 Reynolds To 87 400 do pfd 115 100 Rosi a Insurance 90 1 1W Royal Dutch 46 W00 St Joseph Lead 1914 190 St San Fran 19 1TK do pfd 41 2700 St Southweartn 29 2500 do pfd 68 3900 Savftge Arms Sl 1100 Schulte Ret Strs 95 40 do pfd U4 1000 Seaboard Air Line 1300 do pfd 10 938 fi 1 S7 11V 43-- 3 28V IV 95 5 364 68 2 36 3V 40 45H U74 50 lH 1054 334 llHi 74V4 52 82 S3 12H 474 24 19 11514 90 454 19 18'4 38 27 67 24 114 75Va 108 200 do pfd 61 51 51 1 JsrWHtlTL- 102 102 102V4 Si a monin a. co.

prices rose around a bala on this market. Moreover, now that there Is more certainty as to the size of the crop, cotton spinners, domestic and foreign, who have been reluctant to make commitments, are expected to come into the market and their buying probably will have stimulating effect on Industry. Foreign exchanges have been quiet but rather flat, and many turned somewhat firmer due to end of the month 34 314 6 96 2H 13H a4 474 V4 92H 20S 3Mt 6V4 1 115V4 Vi 9Wy4 45V4 1914 1V4 19 1V4 41 m. 53 26V 14V 88 77 28 84 24V 45 4 S3 22 73 13 21V 65 emv 47 7V 126 29 OS 87 19 95 5 30 63 85 33 0 10s 114 103 3t 13 137 84 102 104 25 59 15 68 14 22' 16 ,20 7 CSV 85 39 K9 7 in 99 7V 2000 Cuban Dom 5V 106 106 51 ftVl 2 Tol Edis 7s 106 1 Un El 97 5 Un Pac 1st 4s 91 i Fidelity 1 do cv 4s. 95 95 1 ti 2 Cuba 6s 5 Denv 6s 87 15 Denv 4s 73 2 Des Ft 37 1 Det Edison clt 99V 10 do rf 5s 96 2 do rf 6s 104 3 Det Utd 1st 88V4 2 Diam Match lOf.V, 1 Donner Stl 7s 97V4 Duquesne Lt 6s 103'g 10 Cuba Sug 100 20 Emp 93 3 Erie prior 4s 58 40 do gfn 4s 494 3 do rf 4s nj fv 11 -r aa 4B FOURTMAVg.

PITTSBURGH .87 87 fiJ lrW JiHfl 23V i i 110 4 115- 103 Vi 373 13 13i 8 81 1 102 i i 1 Rubber 6s 8 Steel sf 2 Vertlentes 2 Va-Caro Ch 1st 6s. 8fi 89 93 854 87 73 37 994 96 104 884 10E4 97V4 103 99 93 5S 49 52 554 86 102 87 804 864 9914 1164 103 lnjij 102 102 tl eSmilr 974 87 974 II V' 100 99 99 I eV 871 i R71A i BJ 3 do 7s 14 do wnt 74s CRUDE OIL PRICES The, prices paid for crude oil of the various Eastern grade by purchasing agencies are as follows: Pennsylvania grade oil New Tork Transit Linen 09 Bradford district oil in National Transit 12500 Sears Roebuck 82 300 do pfd ..108 J300 Seneca Copper 7 1 Wabash 1st 5s 1 Penn Pow 1 Wilson Co 1st 6s 1 do 74s 95 93 95 'I 103-4 9J'i 62 677 49 52 102v4 87 80 994 116 103 92V4 104 28 57 S0H 6 94 Vi 114 5 10 826 iV4 774 31 Vi 17 93 26 7 211 84 33 i 4SV4 1 78 8KV4 3 8H V4 es Vi 43H 17V4 893 52 56 Sf. 1027J, 87 80V4 8fiVj 994 GOVERNMIONT BONDS. 1 35 do cv 4s 17 do cv 43 1 Erie Jers 6s 1 Fisk Rubber 6 Fla Cst 4V4s 15 Gen Elec db Genes Riv 6s 2 Goodrich lts Ooodvoar 8s 41 3 do db Ss '31 ..100.00 100.ro 100. CO I 3S0 do pfd 36 7000 Cuyamel FVuit 05V 37300 Davison ChesntcaL 40 400 DeBeera Co J3V 3CO Deere Co pfd 231 Del ft rfud.i......U0V 1900 Del Lack ft 300 Detroit Edison 5300 Dome 37V 4iK Doug" ft 13V 2KJ Dup de Nem 134V 200 do deb 4H 100 ru Light 1st pfa.lV4 3400 Eastman Kodak.

70J Eaton A ft 26 3709 Elec Stor Bat B1V 600 Elk Horn 15V 1500 Endieott-John 9V 32700 Erie 22500 do 1st pfd 24V 1200 do 2d pfd i'V 800 Exeh Buffet W4 10 Fairbanks 1 3200 Fam 77V 100 do pfd 86 KK Fed ft 10 700 do pfd 41H 3co rid-Ph Fire liOV 100 Fifth Avo 8V 3300 Fisher Body 190 2O0 Bod of 4300 Fisk Ttua Tire 9'4 1W0 Fleiwchmann 109 Foundation 71V 2iti Freerort-Tei 15V 300 Gardner Motor SV 700 Gen. Am. 4KV 525 Gen. Asphalt 37 34) do. pfd.

70 Bakln 500 General Cigar 4 10 do. pfd. lfV IGen. Electric 11 3 Lib 34" 7 do 1st 4s 163 do 2nd 49 50 do Srd 4S 58 do 4th 4. 51 XT Trcas jidSlSiffifa FitVir Wav flSi 13GV4 103H Llnea 3 00 Pennsylvania grade oil in National Transit Lines 2 75 Pennsylvania grade oil in South West Virginia Pipe Lines 2 75 Pennsylvania grade oil In Eureka Pipe Linee 2 73 Pennsylvania grade oil in Buckeye Pipe Lines 2 75 Coming grade oil in Buckeye pipe Linee.

1 Caibel grade oil in Buckeye Pipe 159 Somerset light oil In Cumberland Pipe Lines 1 55 Somerset medium oil in Cumberland Pipe Lines 1 40 1 Oranby Cons 8s 92 92 104 104 1 Lib 4lh 4s rg. iW.OS 1 Gt Trunk db 12 Ot Northn gn 7s. 9 do gn EVis bonds. mmmsL FOREIGN GOVERNMENT f11 tf.l I Tia ssssassssSBBsaBBsssBsJsis I b-. 4 Argentine 7s 13 Austrian 7.

qt 2 Hershey Choc 4 99.41 -a MlgtllS 74 it. 7V4 31 1874 sm 256 7 20 S1H 12'4 47H 78 87't fS 4SV4 17 89 48'4 S2H 133 55 90 9Vi 2Vt 29 1 9H 41 V4 514 3'4 7 301.4 100 SS 54 101 4H 1U0S4 1 25 1 4 2 15 1 68 1 14 1 23 1 16 2 20 '7 1 851 30 130V IV ISO 4 S9 8 44 72 3 34 3 M4 4H 6 4 i 3 83 io 179 2 11 35- RJ S2 40 1 8 -S 1 25 3 1 4 1 Kaguna graae oil lri Cumberland Pipe S3 l)5Vi f--'i 300 She.la Trans ft Tr 32 12S00 Shell Union Oil 17V 200 do pfd 92 1100 Simmons 2 3100 Hlmms Petroleum 7 30000 Sinclair Consoi 22 WiO do pfd 85 97,10 Skelly Oil 33 300 Slosa Shef a ft 1 49 100 do pfd 78 17510 Southn Facflc 80 25500 Southn Rwy 34 I'iOO do prd 68 900 So Porto RICO Sug 45 1400 Spicer Mfg 18 120 Stand Milling pfd 89 15J00 Std Oil Of CaJ 62 T.m Std Oil of 3.7 2125 do pfd 115 1100 Sterling Products 55 Stew-Wann Spfd Strom berg Carbur 7.1 lKMOl Studebaker 108 8H1 fub Boat Corp 10 200 Superior Oil 8 Superior Steel 29 1000 Sweets Company 1 2wi Tenn Cp Ch 94 10500 Texas Co 41 1'i0 Tex Gulf Sulphur 6S1V) Texaj Pacific 18 5300 Tex I'flc ft 8 12fi Third Ave Rwy 12 f.oo Tidewater Oil ICS SiiOi) Tiro Roll Bear's; 39 14700 Tobacco Prod ....55 100 do pfd lf'4 27J do A lOlOfi Tranncm Oil 4H 100 Trans tl 83 100 Twin City Rap Tr 67 Lines 75 1 S3 106 4 1)9 604 85 994 100 100 61 614 8S 77 I 15 6 1 11 2 13 1 1 3 1 67 1 79 1 1 Lima Indiana Princeton Wooster Plymouth Jlllnols Waterloo Canada tOU Springs, Caiiaiia. 4 Rolgium 74s 5 Belgium 6s 1 do 8s It Bolivia 8s 2 Fs 12 Brazil (C Ry) 7s 0 Canada, 54s 9 do Ss' 52 2 Chile 8s 26 5 do 7s 7 do Ss 46 15 Cuba 04s 16 Caech-SlOv 8s 96 96 tMBnji ss'" kMll1fiifw' 95 95 .95 iSsSf-S aSsS4'Baa 814 81 81 1034 1K4 1034 94 94 J5SiiiWav io3 kc 103 934 93 83 flSitsSiliiiailSaaa 1 67 1 15 2 00 do. Spl. HV 1200 Gen.

Motors 15V 100 do. pfd. 52 VA do. fi6 deb BH 4S 73 11 'i 45 27 fii 81 8J 10S 177 11 15 f2 82 47 8 16V 24 SI 45 93 1 54 S0 103 IS Hud Man adj Ill Bell Tel 5s Ill Cent rf 4s do 53 ct do 5'i Int Stl 1st 5s Intb rf Es do notes do 7 notes Int Marine fis Int 1st do arlj 6s Iowa Cent 1st 6s Jurgena WkS Kan So 3s do 4'is do rf 5s Kan Term 4s Kook Des Iaclele 0-- Ugg I. -i vt Man Elec 7s Manitoba 3 C.6s.

Murl Oil 8s ww Chicago Closing Prices. lnev S8V 85 S9V4 100i KKS 1 filV4 8S 77T4 8SV4 30 IS 77V4 74 84V 82 mi 97V4 84 97 9Sg 103 99 87 S9V4 82 17 llifl Oimbel Inc. 48 7 Denmark est 29 1V4 9H 4 4" 3V4 5 li 184 2 31 Vi 102 1 314 54 4 1(1914 6314 4 4 33V 3'4 67 3 94T4- 80 IVi 182T4 41- 73 Vi 87 tt OiM.len Co TTf HETHER you are lo- cated in Pittsburgh and doing business outside, or are located outside the city and doing business here, you will profit by a connection with the Farmers Deposit National. Other firms are a ai 1 i themselves of the superior service to be had at this old bank. Why not you? 1 Dutch lnd 6S62.

9578 957s 95! iSfcSSi Clone Close. Aug31 3 Dutch lnd High. Low Open. 1 6 3 2 1 3 1 2 1 6 1 1 1 1 tl 00 si oov si oo 105V 1 054 1 04 1 06 1 12 1 P7Vi 1 13-: .00 Uoldwyn Pictures. KflO Goodrich B.

2 2- do. pfd Sl 4 300 do. pr'nr tfl 93 GranbA- Mintnir 20 SOI Cray ft Davis 9 21500 Ot. Northern ffH 2fi0 Gt. Kor.

Ore 3: V) ot. West. prd.HH 1500 Greene Oananea 21 lOMl Ouarptnamft 6 1UV 1 10-44 93 9 3 i ES 4 106 US1 99 60V4 93 83 994 100 loo 64'i 14 88 77 S8V4 3 15 77 69T4 74 84V4 81Vi 92 97 84 97 9S 103 99 86 1 1CV4 98 64 53 95 sm 77 18 4W 97 78 78 104 95 T4V4 84V 85 91 91 91 mmisfssS 102 lS 101 'tfeSpiR in 111 iu sivl 54 54 97 97 I gtn 110 lOttVi 1094; n.jn.- 11 85V 6SS 6S4 do 64s 14 Franco ext 19 do 743 3 Gt Drt I 64a 13 do cv 54s 5 Haiti 6s 10 Italy 64 16 Mexico 5.4 89 do 4s Of '04 2 Netherlands 6a 3 Norway 8s 1 do 6s 11 do 6s of '43 2 Queensland 7s 67 68 S7 39V 42Vi 1 11 I 84V 6 87V 39V 42 4V 68 33 2H 2514 110 S'4 79 Vi 1 38 Wheat-September December ilay Corn -September December May Oats September pecember fear aye-September December Lard SDtember October Ribs-September October 39 42a! 42 8S4: 30! 13 1 77 69 71 844 82 6X4 92 974 5-4 97 9s 103 99 8C 88 82 17 US 04'4 D3T4 93 77 IS 40 97 784 m'A, 95 74 1 19 30 1 S7 5 94 V- 2 86 37 18 4 621 Sl 6" 7 2V- Vf.VL li 69 69V SS 40V 43 5V 69V 11 90 11 95 9 9 27 64V 6SH 100 do pfd Ki'-it Tndprwood Type 41 13.VI0 Union I'aclflc m4 do pf'l 73 4) Union Tank S7 irnitml Alloy 33 200 Un Cfrnr Strs ..200 100 do pfd HO 700 United Dru ....79 2rt do lrt pfd 46 100 United Pyewood 45 1200 lTnitel Frtilt ....174 S00 Un Railway Inv 33 6400 do pfd Stif Un Retail fltrs 78 8000 30 1i0 do pfd S4tiOO ood Prod 6 1100 IT 3 Hoffmann 38 lnd Alcohol 6i f)0 Rlty ft 95 SA do pfd 100 1 8 Rubber 41 9.0 do 1st pfd 96 j)U Smlt ft Ref 2 95 95 83 vsiaoiisnea lOOZ 96 964 96 1064 1064 1' 64 i 69 11 90 64 6S 11 82 11 90 12 20 90 11 85 ti7 94. 39-1 130 73 87 S1V4 195 110 7S 4 46 172 1( 33 75 2R4 72H SV4 17 4SVi 95 ino 40 Sn 23H 41H SI '4 60 1B4 2s 1004 5 do 63 100' 1004 fll 93 11 87 11 92 0 05 15 9 OS 9 15 Farmers I 25 97 83 614 Deposit National Bank 6 Rio Gd do Sul 97 98 2 Sao Paulo S3 99 9S4 6 Seine 7s 834 834 4 Serbs 66 64 FOREIGN MUNICIPAL BONDS. i 2 Met Edis 1st 6s 6 Midvale Stl 6s Mw Los 2 do 5a '61 2 Minn rf lMSPiBSMrf 1 TRy pi 4a 37 do adj 5s 1 Mont Pow 5a 2 Montrl Tram 5s 4 Morris Co Mex pi 4Hs '67.

2 do pi 4Us '2t 1 New Eng Tel 6s 2 rl 4Vts 2 Orl 20 Jf Cent'! deb 22 do rf 53 3 40 Gu Mob. ft 11 10V Statas S3V SI 200 Hablrshaw ino Hanna A. 1st pfd 94 94 Hartman Corp 85 IS) Hayes Wheal 88 6 2000 Hendee Mfy 18 14 2f Homestake fit 1900 hold 32 SI 4300 Houston Oil 44 4ij0 Hudson Motor 27 9fi 2200 Hupp Motors 20 20 1000 Hydraulic 1 IV 340f Minoi 10f, VA 2W do. pfd. A13 113 1400 Indep.

Oil ft Gh. 4 4 1T00 Indtahoma Ref 4 3 300 Indian 6 inland Steel 84 300 do. j.fd, 101V 11 4100 Inspiration Copper 30 28 11200 Interb. Rap. Tran.

15 13 3400 Inter. Agriculture. 4 2 Si00 do. pfd 12 i 760 Intar. Cement 37i 37 600 Inter.

Combustion. 2Md 22 "if 4i4 45 172 12V4 2Vt S8V4 5V4 75 1 29V4 1V4 72 1 5V4 IH 17 Vi fi 5 9514 100 4iVi 2014 1H 42H S2 8 117 60 1S 17 S2 1 33V4 214 335 8-J. Capital, 9i 64 C4V4 89'4 77 IS 40 97 78 7S 104Mi 95 74 'MINNEAPOLIS Flour unchanged: shipments. 60.508 barrels. Bran.

$26 60 3i7 00. Wheat, No. 1 northern, $1 17 si 0121: September, 116i; December. $1 19H May tl 22. Corn.

No. 3 yellow, 82 83c. Oats, No. 3 white, Flax, No. 1.

2 272 28. 700 do pd Surplus and Undivided Profits, $9,400,000.00 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 7C4 74 764 109 109 109 89H 894 i 110 1084 109 7G 76 76 i SmOQ Steo! 94 3W 113 S14 4- 4 t'4 34 301 28 14 1 2V. 124 'i 23 1 Bordeaux 6s 2 Christiania Ss Copf-nhagn E4s 2 Danish 8s A 5 Gtr Prague 5 Rio de Jan Sa 2 Sol.sons 63 1 Toklo Ss lm do pfd I17i 53 Utah Copper 82 6900 Utah Secur Corp 18H lr.oiVl Vanadium Corp 33 Virginia-Car Ch 14300 do pfd 92 91 92 80 SU 80 RBT THE DAILT COMIC AMOXG THE ryA2T ADS. Advertisement..

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