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TOPICS OF THE DAY
IN WALL STREET
Baltimore & Ohio Notes
and New York Centrat
Bonds All Sold.
HEAVY DEALINGS IN
CENTRAL DEBENTURES
Now Speculative Favorit? Aids
1,. Miike Biggest Bond Day
in Several Years.
H**l market t?tere was the
ii spectacle of a bond challeng
icka for first honors as a specu?
lative tavorlte with the room traders.
N Central debenture 6s.
red hand? In ?great number?, help
? bond market to record the
largest total tn a?rerai year*. Late In
? ? trading session appeared tho
* pood r.ews" that had been predicted
| r Central, an announcement that the
: - lets than ?$1,000,00?
$100.000,000 i??svi.?.? which had
? -ed by the holdera of
had tern acid by the under
? kcrs. Speculation In the
7as boon unusuai'.y attractive to
raden b?cnv.se they enrry thetn
?elves ar.d because, with so big a mar
thein, It has been posaiMe to
? turna without much risk
Bond Sales Aronae FnthuMaam.
II hnd been known that the Centra!
d?bet.' -..re going well with the
cc.mpa7-.)'s stockholders and with the
persono to whom aome had oold their
? of subscribing, but announce
*hat the syndicate hai' "cleaned
the issue was neverthelaoo re?
ceived with enthusiaom. Hopeful ?en
t wet hkewlaa otimulated
?1? by the r.ews that the Baltl
? Ohio note aubtcriptlon list,
opened only yesterday morning, had
beer, doted In a few houro, the ?MO.*
,Trring being covered with
?ver. It hnd been expected
ere might be some dittleultiea in
tve way of a rapid sale of the Central
It -inding their at
tractire Internat rate, because the issue
was r-o large and because there was
I as to how far the invest
js of the public had been
i by its incursions into the
rket There was not much
I about the Baltimore & Ohio's
because the episode of ottering
- ft no time for that.
B. & O.'a Note Bale.
At first there waa eurpriee that Bal
t & Ohio should again resort to
ta enrry out its necessary finan
? e f.ei.erp.1 understanding being
? a bond issue was contemplated.
was surprise, too, that, the se
? being notes instead of bonds,
. should be drawn to run for two
? re? years instead of one, thus
? ?* to indicate the belief of bank
:e return to fairly normal
? .-'?., ? railroada might bor
? .? on long-term obligation? at
r ?? of interest was to b* de
' beyond the common expectation.
- . i the mom I the road
- ? ,, ?living definitely. Appar
it was only a little ovar 8 per
? - three-year notes, al*
. , :' l per ce. * off to i.
ffercd by the syndicate on about
ia, and the two-yeai ?
a I T? basis. The company has
( to keep on pa\
' at the rate of 41*? per r
11 for two years and on an
11 for three; moderr.te
it rate is, because the not?
ed on any interest data at a? of
r face
? considered likely, how
.?rill ezei a its right un
there la a very radical change for
7 market.
Canadian Banks Invest.
I iian banks are doing the ur
nsual in buying short-term sec
' - tmant. Ordinarily they have
to much use for their money in making
accommodation for commercial borrow?
er! that there is little to spare for
?i - purpose, but latterly
to have been increasing heavily
re is, of course, much I?
mari from commercial sources. In
jence, they have been ai
? demand for the mu
nt of the Dominion.
Bor . it they
**er?- ? in some mea"..'
Toronto's latest note
issu?
War Orders I'p Again.
In a despatch from Sel el
* it the American I
7 r :. ! !?? fun to manufi
s larg teal? for a f?
I 1 he statement wa?
I? comotive eompany had
I ordera for $70,000,000, to com- j
000,000 and 6,1
ere waa no cont'rmation of
-y during the day, officers of the
habitually reticent
? e! contracts, but in gossip
nclal district it was said
benectady story had been
ialkd untrna by interested parties,
' rame time would not deny
that a large contract was pending. On
? ncan Locomotive advanced
but the best price it
- i? points below the figure
: on the day it was first re
the company had booked
is order. Westmghouse
advanced 9 points and New
r Brake r.'t. These are the |
- whieh were said to be par
principals with the Amer
??M re* Company In the
'"f**!-: '.ions.
Depreciation In .Marks.
i has taken cognizance of
it ion in German marks, ac
Bteh from Geneva, and
ritiea there have de?
l-man postal order? on
? mea for a mark,
a 12 per cent depreciation,
.n exchange market here
are now selling around 4
gainst a normal price
?f abo?.
MANY M., K. ? T. DEPOSITS
Wall Street Believes Receiv?
ership Will Be Averted.
growing m the financial
Miaaonri, Kan?
*'*?*> ! Company will obtain
?souirh depo Its from the holders of
J*? $1! maturing May i
??*Vl . .-ship. Krank Trum
?u"i chairman of the board, announced
that ovi't 72 por ?sent had
?ten deposited up to that time, and ,
}**?? crday the percentage '
?? now roriMijerably larger.
"ontrary to reports that the English
?older? of the notea might obstrue?
j*6 oxtenaion plan, it was stated that
*Irv of t are being to
'? ? thai tl'?.
.
a??*,
L>Mious ?.boucle to the succcaa ol the I
Ml '
lWXD SAlaES ON Till: STOCK EXCHANGE
WKIlNFSIiAY. APRIL I?, 1913.
Tradint? In bonds on the New York Stock Ktchange Wednesday ntnmintrd
; l?> $9.:?19.000. at-nlnst $.*,,r,',i?,000 Tuesday, $7.4(s2,000 a week art?* ?nd $l.??04.0?0
a sear ago. Total frs?m Januan* 1 to date tHtiMMM, ?gainst $:t?7.H76.000
in 1914.
96'%
17
i) ?s*?*
87
GOVERNMENT AMI Ml'MClPAL.
High. Low. Ornee,
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1 J?p 2d sr iVsj, . T.i, 77v.' ?,
i?' do 1? 1969 ?i?s
1 ?le Sttl 7*4 Nov. 87
STATE.
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B U1 W \\ AM> >,]S("F.LI.AXKOrS.
f?Am Ag Ch ?leb 5?. ??.'I _.*> ?i;
sAss DoekAIna 6s.io.is lu.iS 108%
a Ice ?loi? gg. ,. gsj gfj ga,
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1 Am Writ Pap 5a, 7,1
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1 B?O pr lien 84? 91%
S do gold 4?. >>0'\
7 1 do ? \ I 4'->s. . . S7's
1?' do PLEAWV dlv 93
2 do m ? B W div 90H
lOBeth St 1st ?x 5s.100% n?.'"-? loo1?
s rsf fis. 0114 ?hiv?, p? laj,
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1 Hush Tcrininiil 5s 87 ,s7 S7
9 t'en I.o-s irn f>?... 00% OS"?; P9%
m p..,? lai 4? , viu.,
10 do gtd Bai?_ 99
10 ?Ten RR & Hankg
Co of i?? is. 92?4 02%
2 Che? * O con 6s.103% 10.!%
?'< ??o jrn t%8...... 88% s8
8 do evt 4%a. 76 75%
12 C r. .?;? Q -m 4i.. ?2 91%
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Or W 4s.... 71'* 71S 71'?
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1 do gn 8%s er B. 70 70 70
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22CRlAPRy 1st 6s.101% lOlS 101S
8.*? do dob 5b. MS 61 54%
25 do gn 4s. 83*s 83 8S--a
64 do ref 4s. 08% 08 08
1 CCCAStLcol 4sSL 80 80 80
0C1 L A W 5s.104% 103% 104%
4 Col Ind 5s. 73 73 73
10 Col Midland 4s.. 16 16 10
.I Col A So 1st 4s. 02 02 02
2 do rcf 4%s. 84% *4% 84%
17 Con Gas evt 0s. . .11?. n,*, Hfl
1 P ? H equip 4%s,100V'? inn% 100%
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94
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54
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8 do rcf 4s. 94% 94
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27 Dia Sec Corp 5s. 54 64
i Pu S S A A 5s...100 100
0 Erie frn lien 4s.. 60S 09%
4 do evt 4s sr A.. 66 84%
10 do evt 4s sr P. . ?0% 60%
1 Gn Elec deb 6s..103% 103%
17Gn Motors s f 6s. 108 106% 108
10 Gr Northern 4%s 09
lGr R A W deb A. 72
8 do deb B. 13
15HudAMan rfg 6s
31 do lnc 5s. 27%
3I? A Tex Cnlst5s.l07
5 do gn 4s. 04
10 III Ccn ref 4s... 87%
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1 lut Parer evt 5s 79 70
1 Iowa Con ref 4s. 58 53
1 Lach 81 5? '23... 92 92
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72
13
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107
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92
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
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MISCEXJaANEOTJS.
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?lu er .
Atl ?i A W I.
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M Land. 11'-,
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1 But'bol?.. 17
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.
Sale?
? ? Tower
Jf? Men-h-M HanU
,r ? entrai
? ? tilt Hv? .% El.. ..?S
18 wath i: A A 1
BONDS.
! ?nt Rv ?xt I?.. 184
v Ita.t la 13
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$1,000. High. I.ow. Close.
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f? I.S?-MS deb 4s *S1 0'.M4 '.'"
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2 XYYV.vB 44*.... "84
99 No l'ai- pr lien 4s 9'J7,i
1 i do gn Us. 88
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2 do 4s 1948. 97 4 97
l Poe G?C ofChl6s.H4*ri 111 ? -
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1 Kay Con Cop ?fis. 124 124
7 Reading un 4i=... 9 14 944
1 Rio G W 1st 1s. 734 73Vj
i l: W fi Og cou.".-' 10.1 ? 103%
G S* L Sw 1st 4s. . 79 79
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10 So Bell T & T 5s 974 97%
9 So Tac col tr 4s. 844
44 do cvt Rs.1014 101
97"
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?38%
124
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73%
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974
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88%
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12 do cvt 4s. 88% 814
P2 do ref 4s. 88% 884
2 So Rys con Bs... 994 994
6 do gn 4s. fi7% ?17 4
S Standard Mill 5s. 97' 91 4 92
11 Tex Co cvt flo... .100% 100% 100%
lOTex & Pac 1st Bs 94 94 94
lfi Third Av ref 4s.. 82%
25 do.adJ Rs. 78% 78%
1 T Bt L * W 4s '50 53 M M
1 H? ? Del con Rs.lOO 10O 100
10 Vn Pac 1st 4s... flfi% 964 9fi%
s do cvt 4s. 914 91 91
4 ?lo ref 4s. 914 914 91%
2 l'n RRs of IP F 4s 48% 484 48%
1 V S Kub s f fia...102% 102'? 10 '
125 1' S Steel Rs.102% 102 102%
1 do Bs rec.1014 101% 101%
4 Virginian Rv 5s. 96% 96% 96%
5\Vnbash 1st Ba... 100 99% ?99%
7 do P Ter 1st 4s
Cent Tr <tfs.... 7% 7% 7%
2 Western Md 4s.. 68% 68% 68%
868 Westgh El Mfg5s 98 954 98
6 do 6 pc notes... 994 994 M7**
2 West Shore 4s... 92 92 92
5 do 4s reg. P9 88% 8?%
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Yesterday. Tuesdnv.
Bid. Asked. Bid. Asked.
rog *80. 9?4 99 98% 99
coup '30.... '."-4 98% -
reg '18.1014
coup '18_1014
reg '25.1094
coup '2.V...1104
Pan TW reg. 9*.
Pan MS reg. 98
Pan '?'.1 reg.1014
Pan '61 coup.1014
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AMSTER ON ROCK ISLAND
Wanted to Postpone ?-Ynnual
Meeting to Chango By Laws.
Nathan L. Amster, of Boston, who
was elected a director of the Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific Railway Com?
pany at the annual meeting in Chicago
recently, to represent minority inter?
ests, issued a statement at the Biltmore
last night in which he said that his
reason for wanting to postpone this
meeting was to have time within which
to draft a new set of by-laws. Amstcr's
statement was in reply to ar. alleged
criticism of J. Horace Harding, of the
Sheldon proxy committee, from which
Amster inferred that the receivership
was due to hii attempt to have the
meeting postponed until April 12.
Amster also referred to an "infer?
ence" of Mr. Harding that T. If. Schu?
macher, chairman of the Rock Island
board, hinted that the property would
have to go into receivership. This Am?
ster attempt-? to prove untrue by quot?
ing from a conversation between him?
self and Mr. Schumacher at the annual
meeting.
The committee recently appointed to
get powers of attorney from stochhold
en Amster said has received upward
of 700 assents. He claims that many
of these .rave their pro* ,? to the Shel?
don committee. He also expresses con?
fidence in the power of the Amster in?
terests to take the Rock I?!and out of
receivership, to rehabilitate the com?
pany'^ finance? without burdensome as?
entt upon the stockholders and
to brine the property back "to the rank
which it has always held among the
best of our Middle West railroads."
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
.100
- 771,
? 71'?
? .:"'
17,1,
Sales.
7 Am Ga? .
i Am Ri i pr...,
4.".- ? ?Ami i in steel.
17: I.;. - ?*tor Hal.
I ' ;? n Asphalt ,.
10 In? Co ?.f N A
1,100 I ake PuperiOl
101 Oh Nav stock
MO Leh VhI Tran..
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Penn Salt M?a ?I
10 I'lilla Co . .1?
341 r?ala i:\rc .. ? 244
. I I ? lia H Tr stk. ' ?,
717. .i,, ctra .
1? Phlla Trac
71 Union Tra~ ..
m; t'mt <:&s imi
BONDS.
I.ivio Kl?c & Teo 4
i in wood El ? -
Lake Sup In" 5s. II
l?Bh Nv ,-or. 4'2s '."..??
000 Phlla >'o con
in i-i la..
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PITTSIURCII STOCKS.
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a? II 1'nMlc Ser-, i r
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PUBLIC UTILITY NOTE
General News and Earnings
Various Corporations.
F 11. Bolting I Son? have purchi
$1,160,000 two-year 0 per cent note
th? Birmingham Railway, Li-rht
Pnsver Company, to ho dated Mr'
1916, and due May I, 1917. The i <u
to furnish funds to pay at niatu
$1,600,000 notes falling ?hie OS Jal
riicse notes ?r.. th? tust to bs isi
out of nn n'.ilhori.'oil iinii.tnit of
000,000, the remaining |8M,000 h?
j reserved for future extensions,
piovcmcnts and Imttermriitii.
?Mtiipany's outsianding capitalisai
consists of 13,500,000 ?i per eenl eu
? lntivc preferred stock, $:i,0?io,oo<i r
mon stock, $8,7'..'0,000 general mnrtg
14% per cr-it bonds, M-6M.OO0 rcfu
lng and extension mortgage I ppr <
i bond?, 6897,000 Birmingham Kail?
and Fleet in- first rnorti.age ,i per e
I hands and the present issue of fi,
cent notes.
Bcrtron, Griseom A Co. have i
i bought an !???? of |640,000 refund
i mid extension 8 per C?nl bonds,
May 1, 1967, bul these have not
been olTen-il for .subscription.
Soulhs??'sl?Tn l'?issrr and Light.
The Southwestern Power and Li
Company, n subi Idian <>i the Amori
rower nml Light < ompany, rape
| Kioss income of |286,776 foi Mnrrh,
12 per cent hij.-l-.t-r than in 1914, wl
net earnings after operating expon
und taxes were $112^66, an hh-hmis?
ill per cent. Earnings for the tws
months up to Mnrrh II amounted
$2,808,671 In gross, a gain <>f 19
cent, and net revenue was $1,375,?I
an incrense of 26 per cent over the p
ceding year.
Great Wets tern Power.
Combined revenuei of the Gr
Western Power Company, the Cl
fornla Electric Generating Compa
iiiiil the <"ity Electric Company, W
intercompany bnsiness ?liminai
amounted to $281,648 i:i gross
March, an Increase of ?12,7.".0 averti
month in 1914. Net earnings over i
?rating expenses and taxes W( ro $14
23d, a gain of $20,027, and surp'
after interest on the funded deht a
accrued dividends on the Califon
Electric Generating Company's p
ferred stock was $6"'.475, compared w
$50,371 In the previous year.
OBJECT TO NAGEL A
STRIKE ARBITRATO
Railway Unions' Protest Com
Just Two Days Before the
Award Is Due.
"I'rr>m T'? TrU ana Ilure?u 1
Washington, April 28, A prote
signed by Chief Stone of the Hroth?
hood of Locomotive Engineers a
?hi'-f Carter of ?he Brotherhood of I
comotive Firemen, against the emplc
merit of Charles Nagel, former Scci
t si r y of Commerce and Labor, ns
arbitrator in th.? present strike Pitt;
tion in the Middle West was lodg
with the President to-day. The prof?
I was based on the fact that Mr. Nagel
a trustee for the estate of the Is
? Adolphiis Lurch, of St. Lou1?. I
Busch estate is heavily interested
railway stocks r.ml bonds of the lin
involved in the strike, and for this re
son it was urged that the services
Mr. Nngel could not be impartially pe
formed.
President Wilson, it became knov
to-night, per-"! ally supported elTor
of the Board of Mediation and Concili
lion to stop the protest. The -at".
? replied, however, that they hi
taken the Step by advice of counsel.
lent Wilson is taking an acti'
interest in the . : srtly beeau
it was at hi.? personal request that tl
arbitration was agreed to last sutnm
after it seemed that a Btrike ?if the a
gincers and rir?-men on ninety-eig!
Western rnilro.tiis was ccrtnin.
The time for the arbitration of tl
wage dispute expires Friday, althnun
the hoard itself has power to mak" f
extension. The development has le
the situation in an indei nit? eonditio
but oflii-ials here arc hopeful ?lie arb
trat ion ?rill continue and end in a
award acceptable to both sides.
Chicago, April 2*>. Charles Nal?
laughed to-day when told that tl
brotherhoods had protest''?! against hii
as a member o? the board because r.
was a trustee m the Busch estate.
"I wl.?h I had '?' M'vn that this wi
un excuse to keep n*.e off the board
said Mr. Nagel. "When Ju?ige Chan
hers insisted tnat I becomo a neutri
member I wa looking for excuses, bi
I didn't think of tiiat one. ?Judg
Chambers overrode such excuses as
could ill I and fairly drafted me ont
the board."
B. $ 0. NOTE ISSUE
SOLDIN136MINUTE5
Keen Demand Attributed to th?
Scarcity of Short-Term Rail?
road Securities.
An issue of $40,p00,000 44 per cen
i !.;. Kuhn, I-'.fb A C?
and Speyer & ?'<?. from th? Baltimor
A Ohio Railroad wai sold by the bank
esterday in exactly two hours am
sixteen minutes after the subseriptioi
lists were opened. The purchasersweri
mainly banks and institutions.
The keen demand for the notes, whic!
eaused a heavy oversubscription, is at
tributed to the scarcity of securitie:
of this character owing to the recen
policy of the railroads in t.nancin
their short term obligations with bond:
of S longer maturity. Half of the B
<*.' 0, ISSUS matures Juno 1, l!'17, am
the other half .l-iite 1, 1918. The ofTer
ing price ? il 99% for the two-ycai
and 99 for the three-year notes.
The entire issue is secured by the fol?
low-in*? collateral: Thirty-two millier
dollars face value Baltimore A Ohic
Chicago Terminal Railroad Companj
first mortgage bondi seriei A, guaran
teed principal and interest by the Bal?
timore A Ohio Railroad Company;
120,000 shares Reading Company first
preferred stock, 150,000 shares Rea?l
intr Company second preferred stock;
150,000 Reading Company common
stock.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The following mil road reports for
.March were mad? public ye?*orday:
s ..?it'ier-i Railtras ?i-??. IS.888.8IS; aaatttt.
> > ret ?f-.r lair?. $1 SSS.tSS; ,l?,-rr??e. 883.?
i hi'-aio * Alum -C.r ?a?. 11.188.181; Iccrea?.
? r.rt aft.-r lain. I183.?S8; loetttOt. f 118 -
"ii?"t-fla. H-nifrKt-n k fiatiS* Or?*??, $190.31T;
' ?fter tur?. 11?.0*0. rlrrreue.
',
. Kallroii (*.?oai. l'a?? I?; ln-rea?e, $2.'50;
net ; ? su ineRiM, I
1 ?. ?, I'lOl.TIU. o?cr->?AS?,
? net a".r tu ? !'? ?.??. 13*?.?
v ??r.-?. * V ? Ossfasi 899S.0S?. ??!?
II -? *!? ' in?. J. "? !! . de. reaie.
? ' ???? '"".rv'
? ? ? i. I 1; lartiasa sis?.
., Qraai Wi I Ostssst, IL8SSJ74; to?
mtit. 11 .'.?: ?? '. * '"-'-? ?le^ea??. 141,507.
<
'Change Pugilists Suspended.
Jesse I.. Bos'? I ph H.
.cher, who ? fisticuffs OH
the floor of the Stock Exchange a little
o-i r B week ag", wen both suspended
for sixty da / the privileges of
membership by I I goversiors
lay,. This i? the maximum pen?
alty for .?u?*h ar o'T' nee.
Th?' ? .'ii tl-e brokei i
? ng standing
an?! arose out of litigation over an BC
count .rg of the I ool i m of
which I'm ? rly a mem?
ber. Th? two men are bro'.Lers-ia-law.
?
PRICE MOVEMENT
IN COMMODITIES
Wheat Shows Strength on
Renewed Foreign Buying
?Coffee Active.
TOTAL DOMESTIC HE? EIPTS.
Hi ? i efe, April M Ill .
?wheat, bush I] H ru i-niln?. ?ibis 140
?'?in,, bush.M ??>. ,.,, bbla . 1""
"?'is. l'"?i'.?9,100 v ohol(dan),ba>la '?'?
.Mull. lui?h. 14,400 ';..i tars. I.7'*
' """? ??i.la . , |.. ,.|, ,,!?,. f,?/j
1 lour, mat h? < ? ? , .. ;(. r, ?gjb..... V?
It beana, ?...? ?, i'oitun, balao..., B ?'?'?
l?r peaa, besen . |
tlraaa asad, ?k? <-., Mnlialr, aa? ks ,. l.OSt
H???. toot .,:?: Uiontn mm, hairs
?"i?? i iH,i, , balea. "??n
>"*???*?! meal, ska II ? pal? ?. 13',
? ornmcal, ii. ?[,,.., hh?la . MI
? '..rni.i. hI, BkB. 17 ?. . |. i ... ,, Ice..... '-'
i. tona.. ... Tobai i ? p?,?? .. 1.121
? ?in,,, al. III.I? . KM) Hull. , IuIm. 1,174
Port, t.t.l?. '.'??. I'hretM, ?.<??? a I,IM
liamfl, tea ,. Kga*. ,,,,,.? . M.sw
Hams, in??? .. i?; Poultry, iikas I
r..,,,,n. pkan... ...i UV? poulii.. , i?
? o m.H??. pkt*?i lui \|.|.i.?. in.in. i.o?*
Beef, 1.1.1m .... ,. Apples, l.,v ?
, annad l?-.?f. r? Mm I'olatori aacka
'-???I. t..'<. 4-1 ,,ni..,,? as, ka i '?i ?
l.-.i'i. ken. : Onions, crates III
l-ir,I. r??fi? . I., fruit, rka* .1.500
1 illow, lea | ?' r. Bi uta sa? ks.. II I
Ureaae, tea. i,., m,,. phu. *, ;i,
??"??u?-. t bit . 4-?? i..-n,,,,,? ,. -,:, hit 77'.
"!??, oil. top ... ,, . . |? ;.,
I.ul. nil. bbls... ' , . .
Reata, M - .. L*M|
EXPORTS.
MTheal I aafe., Ml KSI Ha? balea i?
<nrn. bosh.... 30* ?a, on, If. .
Data, i usa.... si 111 ii una, it, . 4.1.00 ?
' lull.... .17 I.m i. n,. M.28S
Flour, na,kB.. 1 ,7 Tallow, rt). so?; ,000
? 'seed oil, rt i- lire ..???. it,. ,
I.ul. nil. gill? '? ? ? ? '.,'tnn. taSles. ..
CASH QUOTATIONS.
? I'.'ir. Mpls pal ??' H
Irtwi, N, No -' f I? M Cotton, ml Mllni I
Iron, r*. No 1 f II i l'offre, No 7 Rio ?
Htael nui . . 1 . Sugar, iir,.. r,n,i t M
?? ? 'vi"T II Itnla ass ' IK, p ? ??
'I m . 41 ',?? ii. . f. finnlly.... V 00
??? Lange l?*fl,l 4 17'. Tnllnw, serial,
pelter . 14 _?. I'nrk, mov?.19!
8
Wheat, No 1 red i .1 Hoga. it, l',0 th 104
ir.ru. No 2 jrel s*', Ui 1. mid West I I
?ala, stand \vh
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
S-xx York. April It. 1915.
GRAIN.
WHEAT Oir-rnlilit belling. ? ?afl ?? ?elling on
, i ??? ?-.,-? i wbaal raloaa m a. ; 4*1
- ? ? ilurlii? tl?, ran./ operation.-,. I.ut durln( tlio
greater part et th.. day Hi? atttitftone waa ?cry
tltni. and datai quotation? ?,re 4a)24< abate n,.?
prendrai? . loas, \r Iba carl)
' ' ', ' " *.-. in ih.. blah poml ttf M -i,
<l?v. v.] I n x + 1 " ? eulmli atl ill i . 'I. ? r. . :?
Upward m. r, m..,(. ?n I It mss thought il.at Ulla
. untad Hi?? baart ih I
al uatlnn and ili.it Iba rsesot n-lllng l,?.l mai
i al j?-.m. ii
: , k.-i ?hi, li ,-. ?
r. riatili. The n?..t important f^i'nr,
i
li.tn aliroad ??-. I rr. Ipallj f-.r ,.|.| ,mp ?1, .
.- lixt day ,>,?:?? callmaied ?? about l ?JOO.oo?!
: ? . ... r.. a Uli
I.. rabk ? top r porta ir-in Arn, rica,
?mo cablas Indicated ti.? probability .f a
. ; aitli" t on larri 'l"ii.?nd for Am?ri<*an
?iieai. ?? tt,- ? nntln ?? Bar? t ai d
III ? II ,i>ually ,lr?\?? fr ?i
H'i..|?. A BroomhrJl cabla -al.I thai ato
? I l(u??ia ?r? practically
? i. ar, i Intimai wpcM) "f wheat
i . Hu?ala :? usallar iban . , Crop
- ? liltle lrat ?av? rallie, a nuinlirr ut
? ?? ? . , on
? "ni belt. ?n,l U aaenaad lo ba iba ?
ImprcMlon thai
r 'U rSBl ,l?Il,?ar,. ,? ?tan a
? -p ? .,r>. Cl*a*ancea froai -1 ?fr,.
agatn h^avy, ?i, i ronra u.an SbTbb? ihr. muht In
" ?-. - ? lpt1 In lbs I". .il ,?-h mar
i rsd B ?h?at ??? ,tu.,rr.l al II.71
?? i No ! hard a: Il 7j, ,- i t track; No I N
rrn Imliilli. Il.tl ?ril No 1 Northern Muil'."ba.
C I ' ll'i!T?i'> C'iilV K..- ."? , f i
la wo?ti,or li. Hie Ara' 1 a ?Lullt
i II- ? In rom. Lut ilnring tl?. ,1?, ?
' iharply, with actlta buying, and i
? ? ? !u' i i 'lujtrj Bfl rluaa ?sara
fa!l?n ?.(T ni?'
na, and -, ?i ?
In the local
?-.... : ' ?
OATH Tba rinrl-' '?a, firm an 1 hlfl.rr on rtpi'rt
la and laraa el
(rom Iba i i ? I. whi'-h i,(T?? f?v ibla r-1 ?
. r. Iba troabia ,n,p TTha I",?! ,-??h market ???
?tandaid quo.,?i ?? .... . \..
?. t
' ,'i-v - Upprd ? ille, M '? , ?ri 1 .
- l ? ' ??-???. h . ? ?fatof lis i.
.- idy, ?.:;: atp I b.uhela; No _'
r: .". ? i i ?port i'aki.i;',
t riuly, - -. i .r,nr.?l. i f B .
NEW YORK PRICES.
Te?'or
Wt.e*t i^pein ltlfh Low. rio??.. .1?-.
May . ? ? ? Il ??'. 11.?44
July . ? ? ? 1 42"? I 4J
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
v, i- Can Oat?
Today .172.000 M3.0O0 4:.V000
J.??t wefk . i , i
Lau year .170.000 :47.00t IM.004
SEABOARD CLEARANCES.
?notar Wtieat S Corn.
To d?y .
).??t wee?, . 17.000
l.ut year _
FLOUR AND MEAL.
f r mat ? ?? t-Ire? being Baked
? ' ,1 XX ?
.-?prlr,?; ?- .' ? ,.. $7 ,. . f" ? ?
, | , ?Inter?
? >"
I ?0: Kan ,? iiralfl I. 17.4
1 ? 7
in ;. i i.'n n '
' roKNMKAl
:
? ? .. . . <
II I.H V -. l.'ii 10;
a- S_'.v (lour ,lo. |i|. Tt? '1"/
I .. ?).??
; h?an do 5 i
Hour da I i ..' 140 lb aackt, 1' I
f
COFFEE.
marke) mad to 12. ?
i !r. ni tli^ i ra-r
? ...
?ay. ????-;.? to l \
_ ? r In 1 poli t
. ., , ,
.
ii ralll, i ?>?.->
??al Inlying, ? .
quutationt ?atB | la net blfbar to 1 pointa
loa I r
Moma tra.!.',? are Innkli t tor a lam? ,leorease In
the vK.rl.r? tUlb sard the end
?? I ? - ' p?a a a bulllali
ist I .
-
being sud a I heal
, t ?'..| ffliilir
I a liitla
? m il?- -.i? t a
? -
an ! II i? ?at,I thai III? Baaortmcnt h're 1?
' Brazil.
I, th.- lo ,. ipot innkli prtre? remalnad tin -
? on the, liai? oi 7 :..' lor KlO 7a. llanie
of priest
Te?'er
Oi?-n. Illyh. Low. rUittL dai
April .
.... 9 97 9.91 1.05 ?
J i . -,;,,. | | ^ ,?,
lull . 7 H 7 -"> 7 19 7 ,
. - - ? -' 7 I
?r . . 740 7 11 * to .i 7 i
- ? ? 7 Hl? 7.4-1 7.41
r. -- ? ? 7 t ' ' I < 7 1
7.S7 T.5T T.4I ?
. ? ? ? ?
UT.
Match ... -- ? I.72417.T3 7.74
corrr.K ?ah? i- n
?? ' ,
i ? No
,
?fan -I
?> ear ago and 1 it?
? .. . . ?,
.4
rely.
ilrar.l from Bantaa, April ". the Ka Uli.a?
N>?? r? rk.
SUGAR.
wi.ila thrra ?aa r ? Inipformanl sotad In th*
local '? aera
?Cilri 1 on t I i
Dili
?n ? ?
? :.
? <ttrt. Tl-lb , ar
I
?
' ? : ; X X X J '
i ? ?
powdered ?
: .1 I . -
and I granull
. .
u ?
.... - ? '?'
' .
\ ? N
No 4 ' i ?
? t \ N * v
Ka I
BI I 1
- raw ?'!i?r ??? m- -? ?
?
?
?
i .
.
, ? ? trlfuga ? ' -
, eaned Iba I ' ? i augar. ar I
? . . . - ' ' - ' v
?u ami. ?' .
laaat ? . I far (
Hl ?.Ab 1*1 TI RES- A ahow o' irmne??
. for raw ?ugar. wtiti li li ?
a - ? -
Cuba. l.aJ a
-. ih* tr.?rt-: f ? ? ??' ?"*
,-p?'r?ttou i .? . . ? ' iba . ? ?? - ?uni
,. . .-? wers larely ?leavly fii.?:
?mint 1 pol',: .
' ? ? .
,
\
'?i'l I ?? ' ?
April ?
-
?
<
v a ai 4 i 4 ? - ? ? 4 4 u.
\tt?\eu.tmU.... ill ?L14 111 4 1-il.ll 4M
IVtohar 4i?"?"'J 4 ????
. ' ?
Januars ' ?
rila ail j si aw
PROVISIONS.
? (??? nrndii.1? ?t?r. In?rt.lr-, M prii-?? ?.?r?
?'??? li.-r lu irSBpatliy sslt'i ?Min lud "" ? ?h ag
ni Mrnir,?M In M,. Ii,,( p?s|l|.,il IU?. ?lut? ??/ !?"??
?' (Tslrago ??????? ?iMiiir-l l"r TTi.ir?'!??
.".. Kai,.?? ?IM. raealtad r,8S? ?'"? im.ai.a
Il IM i'.MiK sitad) .".il. lis 'Il ''?'?. fi'ti-I
Us. l:i"??.'i. ?i,.?! rlaar, Il i ?? I It* :W
-".??n. ??,., l|l ?aMIlll fimlls. II!? M"?-:?'.n.
Il ? ??.'", eitr? In-ll? m???,. I ? ?
: Il iToflH s-ril, . bi ". ? ?
I"1?.-. I'," II?. l'I'vM Il? II,. I?'V .,lg?. IIS'
'i i Mi .s rs pi i ?i bain?? nttlei l" Ih
Il Ih, lie; 14 i' ..i'?'' p. kl?d. Masa nui". 11 '.
T m.i,ii\s g.il.?. ??i?-. ial. :? His ' .
I.siin l'iri'i si, M'. \s,?t. ? ? .
I ' rit) larM .-.??.M,, -.'v-lUS?-. reflue?! ?te.'l ? .
????util Amer?.-? Ile. (-??itiu.i.t. 10 n?.- lira/il.
leg?, II?; -MBpnurtd flrni. r', ?T??,. STKAIIINI" I
' ii?. ..).... 114?; rttv lard itcaj-lrie. ll'if.
MILK AND CREAM.
Th? warm ?.??'lier hat ?tlmiil?i?l tsfsatSMBI t"
.?in? enlj-nf T'i? rl?m?ll'1 lia? n ?'. ?f,."rt,e.| III? ;
"'. ?'it'i/i'. I "4 rrr Owing (o Us? t.! prieta I
I'M ??lili,t In i-eruln of til? manufactured |
,.' milk it li tx'talMa that Ui? market value tat I
mil? In May f?,r th? .New Tr>rk ma-iiet will I*
- Usais Mi? Il.r len rite The v.tlu? now I?
ayi.r'>?liiial>?? 1*4? a quart (or gri?l? II In III? ?.
' ror.e
The r? ?ipt r,r dm Ik and entra in 40 quart rana
Sat Ifea week, ended April -4 wtr? at (.,11????
Mil? Cr??m
Brla . 44.il i i
Mii?.|ii?'li?iina . I,111 ' ?*
\s, ? ?' ?? . 18,841 I.8SI
I.?<??,?,. '? . M.1M 1.8*8
\ ? i ?titrai Hong haul) .... ?.'.'?IS 1.171
N V (?ntrai lit,?? nhort haul) ll.Ttl -'
untarlo ,.... . 18.184 3. * i2
Ia?'l,l-ili Valle- . ?I.MS 1
II,,i'?- ltani.?lell Una. .'(.Ill ??S
,N.?w ll??Mi . 10.
' ?aril? . ? i
ntli.r ??asiri??) . I Ml -?
T.til? ?
T'.M.!. rr.'tl'.'U week . j". ?I II -.'
OILS.
Uefi.i?,l p?tr?iii,iim ?i? undiangrd Mn-eed nil ,
? a. tin i ; tit Iradlug ?ml| a* d- i
??r?>? rStaiidard whit,-, pttroltuia i r Yorl
ami fhlladclplila. |7 "?". bulk, M '? -?-'I sslii?.'. '
N-s V. rk ?i i I'blladc 1*1?, II". ssaier
?.si',. i,i,;,. Nas? -fork ?nd l*hl!adelptila, I*.50;
. S-,. waiar ?litt- caara, N? ? rork and roils
ilelphla, III IJaSHKEU "il. Amer ? i -I. city.
raw, ',..,',.. ?rut o( luwn. rat?, ?? t',J' ; Calcutta,
' raw, IBc.
NAVAL STORES.
The Inral turpentine market ?a.? a life l>-??r
In iimpiUe. vslili tl,.. -
mn.li'rila il. I of a liaii'l tu "i "?'li i barav-ter Roaln
and lar ?rara ut , i ..i.g-l Tt'RI'KNTIN'K Spirit?.
marlil'i'? is? U.'tr.rt aiul kl
ItiiHI.N ? .-"-! itralm l f - ?. I(. ?f ' '.
is, 13 IK?; I ' .<;.?( .... ll. M.lo;
I J! P.. Is, II '. U. ?I ' *.. "- I ? S? <? ?'? 1 ??. .
ai 'I H sv. '...-.i,
COTTONSEED OIL.
,. ?,n \l .. , - I oil
,n,...iiit. ?i t.". 19.Il?
Um ? Uta marlvi dur
? dal w?. Infliiei,.?'.l b) .???y ll<iiii>1atliiii, I"
rltrhlui fr.."i May to ?i? later liotil
? , It ?aa llunight that tli? oll lafSdarad bad
! ajnd lia st?) lato ilr'.ng handi, and laie In tl;e
?lay a inndlat tiMie iletelopad, th? mark,?t r'???lr.g
, 1 polnt net Lrwer f??r .M?> and 2 (?? ? polilla higher
for th? ?aSahar Booth?. Huge of prl?-?*.
Yeater
Opeti. High. I/iw. Cipa ?Uv .
Ktrot . - 8.B:iS
May .1.53 ?'.I 8.48 S ,%2??? 58 ? ?'?.?
.IHK?, . 8 14 S.74 6.T4 S.T3?f? IS ?.TO
Jill. . ?.?7 ? ?H 1.87 6.is?s ?*?> -.9 ?? ??
Auguit . 7 ?I 1-.08 7.00 T.0l.|i7.'iS 7":
?-?i^ber . Ill T.18 7.14 7 1*1-5r 10 Ml
n.t?.|x,r . T.20 7.21 T HO l.lt?l ij 1.15
.\...ember . ? ? S..S5?sa.?? ?S.v? .
COUNTRY PRODTCE MARKETS.
New York. April C?. 1?15.
BUTTER.
j Iteroli,', - - I ; , igai PfteM were I
a nttii? . - ? in li ? ?? fo'-'h ta.li!?
,. p lea and fall
Creamery, i il
- nrlng, >i '?'"
Brata .? ??tosl
bleat, M?"'. ?.?-I i" i osnmou
to lair. . I . fir?!?,
. : ? 23c . ImltaUoii
I la.lii-a, ciirr.'.t itukf. tlr.'s, MlsjC81e; ?T'iMi. 20c;
i'.v.r grade? ;...l.iiig ?t.irk. ?-urr-tit ,
nntke. No 2, 10.'. itnrei gradaa, ITHtlima.
CHEESE.
i Her?lptt, .'..ISO ?v.?-?. Imi.i.llng 1 I ? s
1 transit fnr esi i ?la ml k. Im
oted, ?pe?-!:?:?. i;'.,-. ?lilt? ipeclal?, ?7'?.-. wlored,
. ?t.'r.ge f?n,-y. Il M I i:.-, ?lilla, ?rerage fan. y. IS*k,
H 17,-, M , . wfiite.
? . . I, ateta?? I .
it?rai faner, l'lt . i? ? u i
?h...? milk. held. .1,11.41... Il -i II k?. , twin?, In'?,,?
l*c; Yi.uig aJneri .-. li ?M-, . fretls, twlni. I'M-a
.?pp. ?(?(?, Iklntl held, ?(..?-lili, IT, ill1? .
(re?h. ape.li!?. 1 .'S .? i:C?r. cli ,1c?. 11',.!:.
?klnii, ?
EGGS.
Ilerelpfa, 14,888 CfaSM Air'.i.'.. . ?<? : 111 nties ??IT
?ircaitt?, ..... -.?.I m |
? ! I r. Mi g?M rail, ' III II
??Vjc: ?t. ru',- packed, ? >'r? fini?, :l',,".'.
.1 ' .'.', . ? str* fir,Ms. 21
? ? ? I . '
I',? n ?i.'l nearby,
fan?>. -I . '?;r d t gatherci
whilaa. ?a to .Ize and I ?Seaiern.
g.'li,?,-.?! whltea, -1 .
Ii.'iiniry brown?, gaitircl
I.e.?n an I m -
ai, i m : Rum ?'..'. I
?
FRESH FRUITS.
Apple, firm i'.< Orange?, ?(-.id??
?
fa' ' ' ' M, it? ?
i Dat-ti t l?.tlti; Wl iap, J: I ?
f '.- . / }.' . ' ?I : l(.i?"t. i ' |2 ".'.; t.?r
\s -M. STRA?? I'.l.llldl.s. Kli. ?|l,
1.1 ..: -, !.. lu . ? ? KAMU.KItll.s, Cai
. ?. s \ - rate. M? 'H i";
. Jv. Mil. 12''. ?
<i|(.sm,i ?. ? s: . '$( r ? i.i
I ( i .... ?; . ??. : GltAI'KFRI I IT, I .
i Rico, b',I. Il '
s l'I.VT.Al'1'I.KH, l'orto Rico, Hol .-?pan, crate.
' . in, |:
HAY AND STRAW.
Arrlrali ar? I and ?seedlngly
| llglit, and mi-- i. . ?1 with
, s
t ales, m |23; No 1, |j ' ?
\ ? . I.I
I fatn-y light , I. I . ? : 0 IHmall
-?-rarer I STKAW li .? No I, |I3.
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.
N'ew i la lower. Kan
onion? -, ' . lower, li.-an?
;?",? |,,vs,r POTA mi
-
N. 1. *' -i. No . 12;,
: l ulk. issl !??. $t 2"? "Sl "?". i . .
r
? -m m , :-. 11 \r... ?
i - . II '" ? s. :-,, iimiiv? ..
a
I | ?
? ?. laMI'AHAi
? ;
I2?r I X ?'.
? ? ' ..
14; WAV?. 1
II rn ? u. Kara, | S (S.
|l 0 . :. i i , i ? - i.
-'.I'' i -, ?I i Mtl'.i. ,
- il? ?! ? Jl .'.. \ "
100 bu - -, s i I.
Mill SIKKRH, I- a, b?k. I CA? I.I
1 I...W IMis. i. ? 11.7.1; 1
' H I". 81.7.-?.? Ill , ...HY. Kit. l:
? In n ?ti ? ? 4.1 ah
l'.A'il..- -s ' - 12 71; Ink, ;?? nil i:.
i i la 11.25: Ma. r??.l.
?? ?? | , . ....
?:. K';?;i'I.AN . ? I ., ? ' ?IiiK-?K
RADISH,
' l.Kii'i ? B. Kla, I .? ?
? -? 1! \ ,. ," .7 \ ..
ll A?. Kla, lari
II . .
I'AIOI.I Y. N "
'
I'All
-Ml'- ' ' i: - i. :,. llAIH>lil..? \
1 |i urn n.M.i
?t \?' n.r.n ?|2 ."?. H
,
SPINACH. Norfolk, bbl . . ?: '.:
;-..?. x?st rsrleant II roili PI BH f . carrier.
I.
.
hag, 11.30 ? ..', V ?? ? a, : ?51.
HOTHOUSE PRODUCTS.
H CI .Mi:.' KS No I lllgl
12(881, ?AI I.UT.'.WKK.-,, ling, |2(?|3.50; 1.1.1
l'i i i; ntari-r. W>l. 12; ?t? -II
li'i.isis. wl it? s ', ' l|1
RAI'lHIll - |. |i.;o?i
12; rOMAl . ? .?>?
POULTRY.
I'M?- , !' ? - ,1 (,.'? i l" llgt ' - ?
'
' 111? 1-. *?- : i and I. I
? to fllr per .
I ?MSI S ;. mi I? ., .1", ;
lie, und .
II . ? !"'?'? Lfl . ?
Irjr picked. a .
?i.iii.i: pul m?;? old
Long l.la ; DfCKI !'?..?
|l su.? p in. " hit? 10 II '? i i ?-.
llU'Hl.i.K?.
' ted. (?tl. s IS I | [4 : ,
CUICKENS, 11 ti , ,
: 31 lo ; ? ib to d?.r. ?? ...
? : -.?: .
?- :
I tad i ??-.
1 '.S? I ??' ?.'?.- ... I
.
. I
!?' CKS. Long ll
r Wi . s\. ?
. ? ?..? a
f?nnr.
Itarrel p.. . ; '111. IM' -
? i Ib. 15c;
s i .
...
? 4 ? fairly go??l den uid for I .. ? I ?
lug ?.
? ; .'?i..?
I n.., s -
i i . KS, Waaura bcI? i, 14 ?, ?4?.
?.I ? ?1. ?\.?'eni. is?- ,
9 . (II IM.AS. pair - ' PI?EOXI*
LI\ KSTOCK M \RKET9.
?- ? i ?k. Ap-ii :i teil.
BEEVES.
I: ? li ?? ????era as
, snd off
%
a i ar
? S- i If. ? }
* i tun
?' ? ? . a ' - .
Sala? -1 Hir.den 2<s I'?r?T;?a.-'.la item.
lter.gr ai M '..I t?.r IN I ? 13H-4 lh.
1 ? -
; <i
i 17.1
?. ? ? ,
1108. i - I 11 . ? ? ? 51
?
A' 1 ,
I
?. I I 1 1 I a'
1 t
a -
J' Jl I I. 13.1
i ?
Mis ?a naasaai ? h^.j. 1101 .?. jij, 2
Il?, I? .-.. loje. M.M? ;. ??7. 14?; 4.
Ht |.i B
K??r ? f'nrnmlaalon Co I L'ill?. ?aiioua welgti'a.
? ? t? jn.
?? A Co 2 <?????. 101? Ib. 14.90. 1 bull,
Mae, Ici!
J ?I ?urMa * Hon. .' hulla. 131* Ih. $t?VO.
? ? 11 itti M ?, i. loas, i
I""?. |S '". 2, ?-A |,1 1 ??re. I . I ?
1002. I,:,., | '.|?. |. ,-. |V mi. 15.29; t. W5.
Ml 14 M, I. - 14.J Yet. 14 20; J.
I ?? ' $71 '.0.
'.' I-* Mill en I",- - I 7.; Ih, It 51; S
1000, I?, 15; I ,?xt |?|,| |,, ,?. ,i 1000. |.*,*,o. 11
II : tl I '??., 1 I ?','. 11 II
/atliffa, Wiight a ??, ? bulla ????> lb V
10 rayaaj, 7 7, n H 7, fM 14 ?M, 7. .',2t. |3 75.
CALVES.
RtetlfJlg 2717 h?ad. .'0.17 he?'l ta aa>. Da
?and fairly ?act***, and irt?>? M?f?*8c i.lgi?*r; |
?om? ?alea .iC me.|l.im Moefc II higher. The 1'ena I
war? cleared promptly, ?'.'um,?, ta prias
?-.'I al 17 .. f? - . per I on r cholea ?? high tt
tUi ,-ull? ?? !? "!>.',', ?''Im lolik ralea, il
t ??I i . firm, at 124
for ' i??. draaaad real?. lOtOlaV f.?r r<?n,try <l'e??e<i
He,.-je A I. S Dlllenhack TO
reall IM Ih aiergge. 19'?O per 100 II,. a lit. I'J
M IM MM; _'. lai, H. H. l??o. 17. 21 aklm
. airea, l'i J,
J ? ?MirUa ?t ?on 112 ??all. Ill lh, |?73; M
mi. m m ??? i u, m ??'?. ta, n". 19. ?. n?.
ItTS: 2, 111 M ' '-' 1 " '" 10. 10? $7 50; 2.
14.. 17 in euito, v?t .' fi; 21. 1rs. la
fell'ITe Wrlgh. ,V < o ? ???!?. l'.O lh, 19; t.
i ? .-?, -. [n |7 ri; '? f"i calesa, 24?. M.
r- ?.u, a sh?i,i",? ?o.i ?.??,,. im u.. lio. 1?2.
r.o 19 '.o. 24. 110, M: t relie. IM, M
s lodtl A i,, x?; ?..al? 112 lb. M.Tl; ?1 ml?**!.
J 23 15 calla 111. !??'.,?. Il ?klin milk cal*??. ?
' 17 tr 1 ??'!-? il
Ne?''.,, <* !.. 47 ter.??. IM U? 19 75. .10 122. 1?.
s Raiidera ? asaia. i ? Lb 11?, ?13 i-"?' M '?".
:.... i " ?? .71h. sa, r..; 101X4: "". IM. i?.
tro. IM, I?:".. ?V 10?. )7. 7 rull* I? $?
R - ? i'..inml??l<in Ca K ?eal?. IM tm, ll'.O:
IM, IM, M: b "?n*. IM, I? '.o
SHEEP ANO LAMBS.
rteoelpM. 3.r,40 he?,l, 2 r?ri on ?ale M?r*e'
Hurl with prh-e? ?l*>ut steady. Vtv llltl?. prima
the nurker iirdlnary oltpjied Ian,',? - |.|
?t 111,) per 100 lb; coiMtoa un.liorii, 110; In
ferlor lo fair unahnrn -i,..., M0IT; a ?le.1? ?f
Marrlai.d ?i-rlng ?ami,? ftl in 77, per ha id
Sal,-- Knr ' Co. , !lpi?-'l ri'fffalo
??-ragt, I? '.0 per 10? |h, 7 uri?linrn
M ? - $10. 7 ?heep. 102. ?7. '7. I .. $?
IM Mar.'ai.J spring larnh?. |*l 75 per head
HOGS.
Rerelrt*. |_|H hea'l. 1 rjir on ?ale MM flrtn ,
r;.*! m,.Hum and litiit w,-ight? wild a: !*? 1" pr
100 lb; h.aiy bora, $?. n?iah?. $0 ".??* 16 75
Bale? T. .n A- Rhannon l" atata l"??. H9 lb
Baeraaa, $?.17. i>er l'.O lb. 3. 133. luir,, i niifhe.
2?3, 5
SemUm A Co 9 I'rnn h-,?o. 171 lb. I* 13.
K.'rn? iV inn.!-.'? n <'? I state hogj. 171 lb,
11.1.1
Andrew Mullen 2 itat? hoga. 310 lb. |S; 1
P u.'li. .'..10. $6.50.
si Ixj.jI?. Arnl M -HiKiS Ue.eipt.? * 49a,
higher, pig? and 17.?0; mlied ami huiei,.
,-r. )." '??.-)? t ml lies? 77 W?M7 "0 ?'ATTI.K
nat?as meet ?teara. 17 7.0 .
>. . rearlliifa. aleer? ai I heif.-. |?(?M 10; ???a,
f. . ', . - i a I feedera. I6AIT.7"; Targaa and
Indian lie, . 14 ?< f. .
natlTe caltea |?ii<$?50 sliKKP RacalpU. l -4
laml -. M 30 a 110 7',. ?we?. ?,; ;? ?
illppe?! lambe, |8.75<*I'J.I0, yearling?, IS'," ?}
'?7 7'.
ChlcaSD, Apri; 21 IKXIS-Hecelpta. 25,000; un
hulk. |T.M?IT.M; Ugh?. 17 .'.,H|7 7? ;
IT.2Ji0l7.70. hoary. *7 tJ. .3; rough, if.
17 15; pig?. ?'. :.',?? 17. ?'ATTI.K ?'?ee'hta. lt.OO-v
Irregular, native Ivrt iteer?. |0 13ft>M.T5; We?rem
?reer?. |5 0o,.i |7 lu. row? and heifer?, 13 10<3$k 7*. ;
.al?ea. ?-..?. :?? HHKEP H.-.-elp... U 000. weak; i
?he^p. |7.40?a*H.40; l?mlia. It lOOJIlO.TS
Kansas City. April 2H? HIX.S dtecelpU. 7.000;
?tea,l>. hulk. 17 30<S$7.4.0. heary. I7 30?JI7 4..
paikera and butcher?, |7 3O-i$7 40: llgh*. 1' t
pifa, 17(o* 17 23 CATTU:- -Recelp'a. I.M0:
at^a,ly; prime fe.1 ateera. M-214*10; ,lrea?ed he.?? ,
?re,>ni, |7.50?3|t.13; Southern Heir?, 16 7''!""
row?. I4.25AI7 IS; helfen, M*M75: atockera ar.d
feeders, J.;'.?, ?? $1 ?0. huila. |7> M ?$7; cal??a. 16
w $lo SIIKKI' Itocelpu, ?*,900, Ic-er, lamha. t* 1
-. .earllng?. 17.??$? M ; wether?. |7 4
IS 50; ewe?. $6 T5.4IS 40; ?JUxkera and feedera, $6
,.$',
ritishurgli. April 2S?CATTIJC Steady; aupply
light, prima. $?? :i,a$<l 40 SHEEP Stead;, nip
ply fair; prime wether?. $7 HO ? $7 '.0, cull.? n 1
??orara,,?'. $;<M$4'.0. lamha, $6-.?, ? 49 7i VKAI,
? Af.vKS. $'? -.i$:t '?i ll'ios Higher, receipts light;
prime heaiie?. |7.??#lt; medluni? and heary Tort?
era, MflSiaMlO; llgh? Yorkers. $7 90@I8; pigs.
$7.60 ..$7 ft; r,,,igh?. $'' 50 ? !?, '.',
WHEAT REBOUNDS
ON BULLISH NEWS
Foreign Demand and Fear of
Mosture Shortage Start
Upward Swing.
Chicai*o, April 28. Wheat prices
took a violent upward swing to-day
after an early downturn. Bullish
cables and active foreign demand, with
official reports of moisture shortage,
had much to do in bringing about the
rebound. The close was strong, at 7?c
to I've above last night. Corn gaim-,1
I He to 1*2C net, and oats l'-?c to We.
In provisions the outcome varied from
a shade decline to a rise of 5 cents.
At first a majority of traders in
wheat seemed disposed to continue to
press t?)ie silling side, as Liverpool
?luotations were lower and the weather
generally line for the domestic and
Canadian crop. A large number of
tirms, however, had orders to buy in
case of a substantial break, and they
did so in a way that soon left the mar?
ket bare of offers. At this juncture
dispatches "were circulated that tho
Germans were preparing for a four
years' war and that the German fleet
in the North Sea had assumed the pro?
portions of an armada.
Export sales that finally amounted
to 1,000,000 bushels gave a big increase
of strength to the wheat market after
midday. The effect received additional
momentum as a result of simultaneous
announcement from Washington that
in the K?stern section of the country
the supply of moisture for the sprit,g
months had been the lightest in forty
k years. Hessian fly complaints from
Nebraska wire also received, but as a
rule were not seriously taken.
Corn bulged on account largely of
imfruvp'. cash demand, including cx
>,,tt httaincaa, and as a result of ad?
vices that indicated a relatively poor
showing by pastures and ha*. The
market was h?'lped at times by wheat,
but manifested strength independent of
that cereal. Oats were in r*M)Ueat al?
most from the start. Shorts seemed to
be flurried about the renewal of dry
weather talk as to the country east of
the Mississippi.
Provisions averaged higher with
hogs. Quotations, though, kept within
a narrow range.
CHICAGO PRICES.
'.
Wheat Open II lg!
Mar . 11.5? I . ? ll.t?
er . ; . a '? " . ; - ? ; _'. .
? ?n
May . 7.1?, 77?, rila 77', 7,1
... 7?S *??''. .'*', Mji
?r ... :? , al'?, ll|? II?aj 7'JV,
M?^. ?', ?. MH I ?4 Uli 54
; July . '. ' . .
tVptemhaf ... 47 49H 47 4?', 47?,
?Lard
Maj . it 1.', 10 1$ 10.15 10 15 10 1!
In v .......10.41 10 42 10 40 10 40 10 40
Kit?
May . 10:.? 10.22 10 21 10 12 10 17
... 10 77 lo $1 in >JS 10 |T 10.7.2
Port
Ma. .17 ',5 17 60 17 M 17 VI 17 51
July . .. [Ml IH 12 is 07 ll.ll 1? 07
PIG IRON MOVES
MORE FREELY
Purchases Increased Except in
the East?Steel Mills Operate
at 70 Per Cent.
Better buying of pig iron laat week,
according to the trafic publiMtlOAB,
gives promise of improvement through?
out the industry. Prcatat prices are
favorable to purchasers and the itttl
companiea are finding larger business
ponding them to the market for
material. Operations of the steel mills
are maintained at around To per cent
! of capacity, and now orders, while
?bowing no tign of the expected spring
I expansion, yet make fair eompariaon
with the month before. The earn inga
statement of the United States Btoal
Corporation, it is pointed out, r- i
?the low Ice! of prices for the tirsT
i two months of the year.
"The Iron Age" s.j>s:
i ? i
'lie a-., rag" 7"
-
I ?I - ...
? f l'?.|,
I lilt of ?he larger
. I .
- u.lern plf l.-ou hate
t..cn a to-tur of araeaaraa?raaaDt.
"The Iron Trade Review" will aay:
i a it ion ?tin i, la. ?at. r.aord among huyera ?f
Alth ih?
?l ?? - .
I
...
?
?
?
-
present la a I . .
lltflx furwaru oonemlilp of raw materia ?,.
COTTON STE-ADY,
WITH FEW SALES
Rains in Southwest and Drouth
in Eastern States Retard
Crop's Progress.
Bulliah weather and ?food trade atj
vices held sellers in check and im?
parted a generally steady undertone to
th? cotton market yesterday, ?rut fail? d
to inspire any aggressive demand, and
fluctuations were more or leas ?rreiru
lar, with th? close net unchanged to 3
point? higher.
The market opened steady at a de?
cline of 5 to 0 point? under a renewal
of Wednesday'? selling movemant.
Relatively easy cables encouraged re?
actionary sentiment, and the circula?
tion of the few additional May notices
may have promoted aome near month
liquidation. It appeared, however, that
the notice*-* were being promptly
stopped, while trade interests again
bought May against sales of later de?
liver:??-?, and the selling was much less
active than it had been on the break of
the previous day. This in Itself en?
couraged some fresh buying for long
account, and the market soon firmed
up on the outlook for continued un?
settled weather in the Western belt and
continued dry weather east of the
river.
.Expectations of a bullish weekly
weather report and steadiness in New
Orleans, suggesting that interior spot
markets hail not followed Tuesday's
decline in futures, were factors on the
rally, which carried prices some 3 to I
points higher during the middle of th?s
morning. Demand then tapered off,
and the failure of a weekly weather
report which read quite as bullishly
as expected to inspire more active
buying, may hav? been partly respon?
sible for renewed realizing or Belling
for a reaction during tho afternoon.
Closing prices were some 3 to 5 points
off from the best.
The weekly report of the Weather
Bureau indicated that excessive rains
had greatly hindered farm work In
Texas and Oklahoma, and that much
cotton would have to be replanted in
that section. In the Eastern states tho
crop was reported to have been largely
planted, but it was stated that little
growth had been possible on account
of drouth and that germ;;.afion of late
planted would be delayed until rain oc?
curred. In the Central belt planting
progressed and local showers were
beneficial. Preliminary reports pub
liahod by a prominent local authority
before the opening said that reduc?
tions in the acreage of Mississippi
would be less radical than in neigh?
boring states, but read more bullishly
as to Arkansas, and said thai there
would be a great reduction in the use
of fertilizer in both states.
Exports for the day were 47,3??0
bales, making 7,140,101 so far this sea?
son, against ?*<,1H7,946 last year. There
was some talk in local trade circles of
increased shipments to Russia with tho
reopening of the port of Archangel.
Most of the cotton now moving, how?
ever, is going to Great Britain. South?
ern .spot markets, as officially reported,
were all unchanged, with the exception
of New Orleans, which was ?5 points,
and A. usta, which was 13 points,
lower.
Proposed amendments to the bylaws
of the New York Cotton Exchange,
providing terms of settlement by re?
ceivers of cotton tendered under vari?
ous inspections and other details con?
nected with inspection and deliveries,
were adopted by a vote of member?!
: <!uy. The item which attracted
MOSt attention in the trade was the
provision that the receiver of cotton
tendered ag'tinst Kellers' classification
might immediately pay only 80 per cent
of its total value, depositing the bal?
ance in trust, if desired, pending final
settlement through arbitration by
classera mutually agreed upon or by
the Department of Agriculture.
Range of prices:
Teeter
Opcn. High lasw fleas day.
Ma. . . ..10 01 11 li :o "? in ;., , u in i?,
i . 10.28 10.41 21 ? ?
A .- - lOM'l-J lilt?
s.'i'.?uiber - - - : !.. ?
in ll la 7', 10 ?3 !?? . ; ? :: 10 ?I
-r 18.71 10.92 10 7? 10 ? :?. ?? 10 ?1
" ?
11 09 1107 11 M .i 10 11 ?H
s ...
I si i upland; sa
.
il e.t.'ei fJpnt cost.?, fair hu.lne?? doing;
??!... ?'?00 balea: ?isex-ulatloti and eiport, l,?M?
America! >
s ly. 4 Mi
,
Ighatl Ma. 5.70.1.
S a
ll
, dill!
$95.000000 for N. Y. C.
Improved Sentiment Seen in
Success of Central issue.
i The right of
I scribe to the $100,.? issue of New
York Central convertible 6 per eent de?
benture bonds, which terminated on
Tuesday, srs ?. l to nearly the
full amount of the issue. It was an
nounced yesterday that ?he unsub?
scribed balance was less than $5,000,
, id this has been sold by J. P.
.Morgan ?v. Co., the lyr.dicata? m;. lagers,
to wall Street interest's.
The success of the offering, it whs
! pointed out, hears witness to the im?
provement of sentiment since the issue
j was first discussed. When the plans
! for raising the $100,000.000 were being
f formulated there was some feeling that
the magnitude of the transaction and
I the inability of some of the stockhold?
ers to increase their investment might
mitigate against the i.'suc.
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I the part of some of tie stockholders
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forced the pries down so that at one
tune large amounts of the rights were
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the bonds on the Stock Exchange. Out
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$7,2T'.?.0il?i was in the New Y,'ork Cen?
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