Show FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEW CHINO A FEATURE OF METAL SHARES Railroad Stocks Rally Raly From Lowest Day Quotations to Level of Gains AMERICAN TOBACCO WEAK Unsettled Weather and Cash Demand Denland Boost Grain Values at Chicago New ew York Aug 16 Further H.-Further Further modification cation of oC recent bullishness suggested suggested sug sug- sUG- sUG sUGgested b by the trend of ot stocks tola today Tile The speculative favorites were under pressure most of the session particularly Jarl tho the railroad Issues Coppers and equipment stocks figured moro more than proportionately In the tile days day's moderate dealings which were marked b by frequent t pauses Chino was tho the feature of at the metal shares tho the convertible bonds as well wel as tho stock r registering material gains Sans Other specialties were active and g. Including Pullman car which made Its Is best price In several yearn while American Tobacco was conspicUously conspicuously weak For tho the first time this week Cana Cana- dma dian Pacific showed the tho effects of at liquidation while Union Pacific and St. St Paul preserved an o oven balance until the tho final hour when after selling at nt lowest quotations of or tb the tho da day they rallied ral ml- lied led to a l level which loft lef a majority of not net gains Bonds were lower with wih totals total sales par value United States government bonds unchanged unchanged un un- un- un changed on call cal BUTTER nUTTER CHEESE AND ND EGGS New ur York Ai AI 16 Butter Barely Butter ly steady state te dairy 01 good o to prime 2324 a t. t Cb Cheese g Steady kago AI Aug 16 Steady flutter Butter Steady creameries 4 dairies lZ J receipts cases cases cue at mark mirk Cn cases u l. Included 16 1616 ordinary firsts 15 IS 1 CJ tiNts 1 ts 19 9 Cheese Firm Cheese Firm da daisies lain 15 aS twins 14 U i 5 Hi 15 Gl rOU J Americas 1 long Jon bOrl horns 1 13 EVAPORATED FRUIT New cw To York Yok k Au AUK Aug Evaporated apple Easy apples Easy fancy Concy 1 choice G. i prime apple Ea 7 Prunes Strod Steadier ler Apricots Apricots Dull s Pea Pech Peaches oh es s Quiet Raisins Firm i WOOL WOOL- MARKET St. St Louis Aug u. 16 Wol Steady Wol Wool Steady m medium grades rall combing and ond clothing Z light Cn fine beu heavy beary fine 13 18 tub washed 6 f 3 FLAX MARKET I Minneapolis Mine Minn Au Aug 16 Flax H.-Flax cos closed d at i I 1 I STOCK QUOTATIONS S. S 1 1510 6 2 I- I S American G 60 CO COti o 0 American Ik et Sugar 71 l SIh 71 1 American Amerlan Can 4 U 7 UI 93 HO 19 1 19 Cr Car Foundry 01 G Cl American Cotton eton Oil 01 1 G 2 led TOO 26 2 American Inse S io J 13 l 13 1 23 0 0 46 43 41 ZI Smelting HeC 4 SG 66 66 Preferred 10 OSY lO American merlan Sugar Refining 00 1 1254 1 lZ American Tel Tel IGo G 1 U American Tobacco 8 il Mining 10 43 4 Z 43 AtchIson C. C 4 0 lOn H. H 10 1 ll IC l Cst 20 16 1 1 6 II Ohio 1 10 ios O n Steel Steel 40 1 40 10 40 0 lt C n i m lii Z Central ir 0 29 Z 4 23 2 k OhIo 2700 0 83 S Sl S1 t 52 Chi Great 16 lS 16 IS 4 Chicago o. o Mu 1 c St St. t I 10 10 1 IOn i t 30 0 In 1 12 Iel Iron 1760 32 31 23 Gas 17 ill IS IG Pro Products 16 13 lG 16 t 0 1 UtI 11 r Rio 0 22 23 23 0 Securities 33 23 31 n I 10 0 23 Sl 3 1 let Jt 1 63 63 65 O 43 4 General Electric 12 IS Gr Great ot IH Ht Or Great nt Northern Ore ctt 2100 47 46 4 46 G Illinois Central Central ct 40 ln- ln O 20 O 1 i 20 rf j 60 60 r 63 r. r harvester 0 60 60 0 I International Marine rl 0 t ll I C lG 16 1 15 15 4 1 Pomp O 27 27 27 i City Southern 27 2 I. I 7 fn Clr 10 Gas GJ alley aley lil Ii TI 2500 50 4 IG I 11 St St. St P. P S. S s. s M. M I. I 5 10 Ito Texas 23 23 f. f nR l 0 9 2 1 i S C 34 4 I lm 13 National Lenil Y I Nor 1 Irs HrS of If I. I Id 1 1 3 New cw York ork Central ECO 11 4 n m New York Ontario West 2210 O 31 I 33 3 3 24 Norfolk 3 Si k W Western t r COO C Cus us US 18 North orth American 93 f 53 84 SH T Northern Pacific 7 SO l Pacific Mall flail CCO t 32 1 51 31 sin 23 1 II Pennsylvania C 1 23 1 lH I Peoples People's Gas Gal 2600 17 I. I P. P 1 C O. O C. C i St. St Louis Luis It 4 Pittsburgh Coal nl 10 6 2123 I 25 a Ip Steel Stee Car 2000 00 59 3 37 37 i Pullman Palace Car Cu 2600 Go lg an anUM Reading J 2600 1 lil UM liO 11 Vt i Republic Iron Si A St Steel cl 1 1200 0 23 I K 23 25 Preferred si 91 fO 60 10 90 O Rock nok Ir Island Co 90 26 26 6 I Preferred C. C 62 Z 61 Hi t tH j 2 SU st St I L. L c S. S F. F d pfd Cd 1500 19 36 1 35 23 2 S 'S Seaboard Air Line i Preferred 61 H St 1 K S. S S. S ft Iron 0 CC K G t Southern Souther Pacific 1 U Southern Railway z 20 30 30 4 Preferred 1 S Si 52 8 Tennessee Copper 4 42 Texas Texa Pacific O 23 22 22 I Union Pacific 4 13 lin Preferred 01 l United States s n uty tO 94 S 63 7 84 SI United States tl tl Rubber ICO lC 52 21 Z 6 52 53 United States State Steel 74 73 71 Preferred 0 13 3 13 13 I Utah C Copper lt 63 6 I 61 63 1 Uth Chemical 4 0 4 44 Hi 4 4 H 43 Preferred 10 1431 14 14 1 14 H Western Maryland 1000 S 59 67 53 23 Western Union io 84 ci 8 1 Electric 67 61 Wheeling t Lake Lako Erie Eric Il 6 Total sales s for tor the day shares LIVESTOCK MARKETS Chicago Aus Aug 16 1 Cattle Receipt 1 1500 Ms Mr- Mr lr ket ct wt weak 1 k Beeves s. s Texas Texa steers steere 6 stocker I 1106 and feeders 2 1 cows and ant helfers C a 85 calves 73 Receipt 8 1 1201 Market steady to i C 1 lip p. p Light SI mixed heavy licary rough rouKh 7 80 pigs pi bulk but bulkot of ot sales 1 8 Sheep Sheep Receipts Market slow Name western 4 yearlings lambs Jambs native natye western 4 5 South Omaha Neb Nob Neb Au Aug 16 Cattie 1 Cattle Receipts 0 Market steady Native atTe steers cows and 3 7 0 western steers 50 50 range cows ani i heifers heifer's 3 canners r stocker a ani and feeders calve t. t 3 bulls buls stags stass etc O 75 5 I Hops 8 Receipts 2600 60 to Cc t higher len Io mixed d. d SO 3 light S. S O pigs bulk of or sales 1323 Sheen Receipt 2500 C Steady ttO ewes ewe 3 lambs 6 I Kansas City An AUK Aug Cattle Cattle 16 Receipts p. p Including 0 Cit Market steady Native I steers southern steers tr 6 southern rD cows neil and betters bulls bul 3 7 73 75 i calve s western steers stee 3 I 5 23 western cows 1100 O Receipts 2000 0 Market strong stron to 5 le Cc I higher Bulk Dalk Of r sales Intes heavy beay S. S I hber packers n and t butchers S. S light p pigs 0 Sheep Sheep 0 Market steady Muttons hint Mut tons tone ep S. S 4 lambs range a and yearlings 3 4 range ewes ewe O i DI REPORT New cw York Au Aug 16 ets et's tomorrow r o will ff 1 Trade crop crp no and Industrial developments nr ar lre and though a I few tC loans lonn have ox cx Cx slight recessions movements nt In gen Ien coil are onward The cereal crop crp situation I 9 even ar brighter than b heretofore and 2 returns are giving excellent yields hs er grains that bavo havo been harvested bue done don a equally well el and fodder crops crop are larger r than thai a was anticipated wa Corn Cr though still sti backward lisa lias made male prO re res bave eare In iu parts of or the tue northwest st st. Tho The Iron and steel trade continues to purge surg FUrlO a forward at nt a n more snore profitable rate Operating 2 officers of the railways 11 are stronger than eve tvr C In Ie their belief belef of ot a forthcoming car shortage and oud the tho heavy beavy crop crap movements will 11 mean a n large 0 return movement of or merchandise oil all 11 of which I Is bound boond to tax tu transportation facilities Business failures in the United States for tor the thi thew a w week ck ending August 15 were 21 RiA against lost 32 List last week wc 21 In the tle 1 like week of oC 1911 1911 Ii In 1310 IJO lS In 1909 and 6 in 1903 90 Business s failures 8 In Canada for tor the we week k ter tar with wih Thursday number 23 S. S which contrasts con wih 22 2 for tor last lat week and nd 23 2 In la the tho cona Ilk Jko a work week of oC 1911 Wheat Including flour exports from Oh the a United States und and Canada for Cor the week ending AU August 1 15 aggregate bushels against agalos t last a t week Corn Com Cr exports for tor the week are arc bushels against 9 Z last bat week DUNS DUN'S TRADE REVIEW New ew cw York Au Aug 16 n. R. R G. G Dun Cos c week weekly k ly 11 of ot trade tomorrow tomoro will i L say 1 1110 Ulal aim trai HIlY main maintains mal malto to tame Its 18 recent t Improvement t and a I further r advance ad vance Iu in activity J lj ii noted Dotel la in ho reports from lend loading leading IDS cn centers ter thing points to A n continuance of ot the tho present activity In 10 iron Irn and steel and the tile advancing ad ao trend trul of or quotations promises Increased profit to the lle producer Basic Dosie ro Iron ima I U strong at SUo III TIt valley while B Bes Bs Bessemer semer rules at ot 1150 1120 1 and aDd 1475 1473 Tol valley Crude steel atel ste l 1 li i. becoming scarcer and merchant pig iron furnaces practically 11 have vc contracted all 11 tIe the output output out out- put for tor tho third quarter Demand for tor mr chant hant chant steel bars plate and shapes continues continue to tax capacity while bie tin plato and sheets ure arc active and th there r is b prospect of or un an advance e in 10 quotations ula tons Well Veli maintained activity Is b still sti the the- leading feature r 1 lue In dry goods A few raw lOI sales BaltH M were reported for Cor or China Chlon shipment ship ship ment but export trade as 08 a U Y bole Is slow Although tho tue demand to fo for footwear shows hows fur Cur thor Improvement tb enhanced prices jy bY j manufacturers cause much conservatism All 1 kinds Ino of or leather continue In good genii COl demand lh out ut any aD large transactions tanners tanner still refus- refus lug ug to contract ahead In ID any considerable quan quail li Trading In upper leathers U is steady but 10 no special 81 activity Is shown NEW NE' NE YORK MONEY lIONEY MARKET T. T Now ow York Aug 16 Money Money on 00 calli Cahil steady 2 2 per cent ruling rate 2 23 p per r cent clos clos- lug 1 Lid bid Ild 2 per cent ceat offered at 2 per cent Than TImo loans loans easier sixty sity lays days 3 i per percent ent cent ninety lays days 31 34 per cent six sIx months 4 l J per cent Prime Primo mercantile paper 33 per c cent nt Sterling exchange steady at 48 for tor sixty sixty- lay 11 bills bis and Ind at lt for tor or demand mand Commercial bills bis l Bar silver sUTer 6 c. c Mexican 0 Collars dolln regular Government bonds steady railroad bonds Ir Ir- J. J COTTON COlON MARKET New York u Aug l. l Cotton loton Cotton futures clos closed closed d te weak Coding Closing bids August 1101 September October 1 1115 1123 November 1129 1123 12 December 1 1133 1123 1120 16 1133 1123 March 1139 19 SlAy day AT 1145 1143 Cotton spot pt closed quiet middling uplands 1130 1 Oi middling gulf It IMS 1213 Sales 40 bales I TS T'S BANK CLEARiNGS tr b batik nL clearings report for the week ending August 15 shows h ws nn an aggregate of oC S s against laa lasI Wl 1 aul the th cek N Jot last ar Is list or of the clUe cities ri hI following n a tho ii I I Amount Amont IDec ew York 60 Chicago 00 DOlton 47 j 10 itt t. t l kansas City Pittsburgh rS C 44 UG Sari o l 35 Baltimore 4 O l G 3 lc flew Orleans It 67 33 CI H. H Detroit 30 l tins Angeles s 7 1 Omaha 1 1 98 38 L 1 Atlanta 70 DJ Ore SG 31 eattie tle 1 lOO 70 18 St Ht Paul Paul 9 18 2000 I 10 W Providence i 93 4 11 RIchmond r I. I I II D. C. C 61 O 63 4 4 42 O O St St. t. t Joseph CITY 4 Fort Worth I fl 1 11 li 58 Columbus G Savannah l 4 Toledo Xa 5 hartford 8 SO Sf O. O 2 3 0 Tacoma D Des s homes l 10 9 n 51 Duluth 2123 7 72 91 Incon 2 9 Oakland Cal 26 O 8 Wichita 51 4 4 Icoria 8 X W haven O 31 4 Jacksonville Fix 11 35 2760 CI 9 97 99 I I. I 03 09 Grand GranI 1 a. a 4 a i i S 'S i 2 4 I I I Birmingham 2 1 Sioux City CUr 0 8 Au Augusta Gc GI 13 09 2651 E 0 ii 77 sJ 84 64 Worcester 17 Springfield Mass iS O 3 Dayton 0 Oklahoma 1 1 23 O 0 Portland Me Ie W. W Chattanooga 00 81 Little Pock Hock I Z l Charleston S. S C C. 12 Wheeling W. W Va a. 1 1 46 46 l liSO 2 San Sail al DIego Cal 23 Lincoln 69 Pa Il 1 Ml 1 19 0 Topeka 1100 6 6 60 0 Wilmington De Del 0 fi 71 Davenport 1 Sacramento Cal Cl 20 0 Mobile SS I 13 0 Cedar Iowa Jow I Akron 21 1 Youngstown 10 3 Waterloo Iowa 10 15 Fall Kail JaU O 23 C Canton Cantou Ohio 41 Springfield II Ill II 7 Port ort Jort Wayne arne c O 1 1 10 0 I New cw B Bedford 8 0 13 6 nel lichens Helena na A. A 51 l Lexington 16 York Pa 3 o. o 41 1 S. S C C. C 41 J Krie Ic P Pa 11 1 Sto Stockton Cal C 1 1 IS S nl Boise Ida 16 1 Hotro III Ill II i 72 l Okla Okia ri o 75 f I IJ J I Mich 34 4 I QuIncy II lii i COO O CO 01 1 I on Ill 11 6 6 62 Tulsa Okla 64 Og Ogden en O I Lowell 16 15 16 Chester Pa Po 48 48 Springfield Ohio Ohio- r 5 O 13 South Bend Beno Ind 1 1522 Binghamton 4 10 10 Sioux Falls S 3 D D. D C Jae Jackson oo Miss 3 21 D Decatur HI II t o 6 64 4 4 Mansfield Ohio Oho 90 7 11 17 largo N. N I n. n p. p 1 IS S Fremont remont Neb 9 Minn Inn O Jacksonville Ill II 30 2 2 Houston Us 65 Galveston O Trenton fronton ro Not included In total because items tepa than cI clearings A AND D PROVISIONS S. S Chicago Aug 16 Unsettled H.-Unsettled Unsettled weather r and a continuation of at cash demand doman I helped to run all grain values up to toda to- to da day At times shorts seeking to cover cove Induced rapid advances The Tile close wa was 3 strong In all lines with wheat from fron I Sc go c to AC Ie c up Expectations of or lighter arrivals arll base based I on rainy weather forecast for the entire producing producing- area waa wa was wasa 5 a large largo factor In advancing ad wh nt t prices for tor all months This was supplemented sup sup- b by a n steady milling demand deman I and stron strong cash markets Tho The upturn caused local shorts t to hurry to cover giving i sharp sh gains g to toward toward to- to ward the close chose of at tho the day clay Ma May wa was S well sell regarded reg and anti ma made mado o a net gain In o 0 of Isell I. I touching 97 and closing at 98 December traveled between J I I final figures ures being Sc c higher r at 93 93 September corn felt the upturn in In- In uc d by showers over the northern norther 1 part of or the corn belt bolt moro more than tilt the I distant deliveries deH though the thc marke t was stron strong nil all through the tue list The Tho clo close e was near the tho top tOJ making a gain of ot 1 cent finishing at nt 70 after touching 70 the tise low boIn boIng bo bo- beIng In Ing Outside limits for tor December were and Closing figurea fig I urea ures c higher at 5 No 2 yellow was quoted at S Oats followed the major grains grain I within narrower limits being responsive re we re- re spon he to similar market conditions The close was slightly hUy below top prices December moved mo between 33 I JJ closing 2 0 Jc hl higher her at nt 3 Increased In Increased In- In creased demand to for the tho January prodUcts products products prod prod- was a salient provision pro feature First month pork finished l j higher at A moderate run of oC live ho hogs s at the tile packing centers was a strengthening factor Final prices for tor October products were uniformly He hh higher her Pork IS lard 1112 i. i and ribs 1100 It Lending futures future ranged A as follows ii I Open I High I Io Low Len I Close An It Is I I IU An It Is I I IU 4 5 M Dec I 9 n 93 92 I 13 s sar May ar 97 37 m CORN cons I Open I High I Low I Close pt 70 0 63 Dec Dee f 4 4 55 s I liO lia 33 May hay 63 l 4 4 53 a OATS TS I Open I High I Low I close ept 23 32 23 J ec 31 1 I S 5 4 I 32 Z f-Z 23 1 3 I Ma far y Ia 23 34 3 4 Per PORK PORK 00 Ih US U.S. I Open I High I 1 Low Jow CJ Clo Clove c e. e 1 f I 1623 1817 I i Oc OcL ct t. t IS 11 1327 II 1835 1635 18 1822 W I In Jan an 1300 1900 I 1910 1835 1895 j 1190 LARD Per I Per cr 00 Ill ibm I Open I High I Low I Close ept 1 I I 1100 11 1105 10 1095 1092 3 11 1105 1113 Co Oct ct 1110 1105 1103 1112 Dc ec I 1083 1093 j 1085 1055 j 1090 1091 Jan nn 1080 OSO 1 SHOUT ler Per I Opt Open I High I h. h P I Low I Close ept pt 1100 1087 I inc |