New York, Sept. 14.
Prices on the New York Stock Exchange closed near the previous levels yesterday, after a session in which trading was the dullest this month.
In view of the prediction made by the British Prime Minister, Mr. Winston Churchill that the coming week would be crucial for Britain, troders expected caution to dominate the market, Although commentators generally adopted a constructive outlook, some were advising purchases on temporary setbacks. Continued heavy industry activity was vigorously aiding consumer lines.
European war developments overshadowed excellent domestic reports yesterday. The market became firmer sion when the London ened despite German raids on the British capital.
Steels were erratic. General Motore made small gains while United Aircraft, Allied Chemical, and International Paper preferred each gained a point or more.—United Press.
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