Salt Lake Tribune | 1915-09-05 | Page 25 | Weekly Financial Review

laria baloa of foioigii-owueil atorka here Otter-I Otter-I tigs of merchandise at itiia center, which wntihl be Htimulated in ordinary clrcumiitRuoea, are not avHtlahle, owing to the war's curtailment of production. pro-duction. Grave feara wre entertained that the other alternative, al-ternative, thkt of cutting down purchases of our product a, would operate, Loudon financial authorities author-ities pointing iiiggeaUvely to India, Australia and Canada as available sourcea of wheat supply. Money continued almost superabundant, with reserves re-serves of New York's financial Institutions Rt their highest level ilnce the Inauguration of the new banking laws. Weakly Financial Review. NEW YORK, Sept. 4. Germany's as-semsnt to this country 'a demands in Its eondttgt of submarine sub-marine warfare and th dmeraHra,tfija in foreign tufflajigs were counteracting influences In tho wm1 ' f stock market . The former influence h4 been largaly dls-r.aufjted dls-r.aufjted before Its formal announcement ieaving lh latter dominant. Talk of peacs overtures, which followed the German settlement, failed to excite morn than "light Interest. Dealings con -traded In volume afrnr the heavy Aqgusi opera, ttons had reached the largest total Is stocks and bonds for any month of tha year and the largest August business since IMS. At Fterllng enhange's low figures of 14, SO ftr ' th pound, the crtet of remitting from London 1 amounted to over 7 per cent. The increased ad- j tntage at wcuriai atdita la Ken Yoik led t 1