Washington, March "a, 1916.

New YuTk-..- Effects Of The MnSSage
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The New York Sun of the 9th
ult. uses the. following language in re-
lation to the effects of the Washing
ton news on the money market:


"Commercial and financial inter-
ests stood the war shock yesterday
with greater buoyancy Of feeling and
animation than was ever known be-
fore on any similar occasion. A war,
it seems, would not be popular in
Wall street. Stocks receded very
slightly. Even U. s. stock, the most
exposed of all, heldits position with
remarkable firmness, closing at 100,
deliverable at any time within six
months. The tone Of public feeling
is very decided on the Oregon ques-
tion, and the firmness Of the stock
market is fair indication of the con.
fdence of capitalists in the ability of
the United States to act triumphant
ly in defence of cur rights and our
honor"