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Show 511.000 GOLD 15 SEPJT FROM CI1 J. A. Hogle & Co., 19 South Main street, furnish t!-.e following d lares: of financial news, received yesterday over their private wires: New York Kleven millions dollars in Ko'd re -eived from Canada. Philadelphia Chandler wires tha t etee' men are preparing to protest :o tiie government aalnl low prices proposed to he paid ur steel. i-HLshurg Cru'.'i': If vitrei conipany declared 1 per cui dividend to apply atjainM the 4 per cent airrued dividend divi-dend on the preferred sock, payable July 31, to stock record July 'jti. SUGAR. Wall street bought future? on the statement of the secretary of the English En-glish food control t,hat 40,000 tons of sugar had been sunk in ten days by the German submarine, it being argued ar-gued that this meant the more buying buy-ing of raws in Cuba by the British commission. The effect in an empty market was to put prices five to six points higher for the day, with sales of o6i'N) tons. MARKET BULLFHNS. Clark. Chtlds & Co. It appears to he a time to proceed most conservatively conserva-tively in security market. Hayden, S-tone & Co. We are most inclined to suspend judgment as to the future of the stock market until the railroad rate decision is known. A. A. Housman & Co. The favorite stock to buy, in our opinion, is United States Steel common. New York News Bureau Important Impor-tant Wall street interests agree that dealings in money should be regarded regard-ed as real market instead of transactions trans-actions fn stocks. Gold imports expected ex-pected to have Important Influence on the market course during the remainder re-mainder of the week. War orders for certain issues expected to be a factor in the specialties. Foreign exchange ex-change was dull and steady. Gold arrivals may prove the influencing factor in today's trading. Wall Street Journal The movement has all the appearance of a professional profes-sional drive with no support from the large Interests, who are apparently willing to let the technical position work, itself out. D. J. Summary Announced In Madrid that Spanish political reforms re-forms gaining in favor. President Wilson pledges United States to the restoration of Belgium. Germany facing crop failure, according ac-cording to dispatches from Amsterdam Amster-dam quoting a Dutch newspaper well informed on German matters. Coal to be first, wheat second commodity to be affected by export embargo provisions of espionage act. |