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ROADS MAKE RULES
TO MOVE FREIGHT
Time Limits at Tidewater to
Bo Cut mi (I Elevator
Charges Increased.
I. C. C. WfLL GET TARIFFS
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Clark nnil the executive committee of
the. Kastern railroads met yesterday an
the. Kastern freight accumulation con
ference and adopted rcsolmlotm to re
lievo the freight congestion, One reso
lution provided that export Mils of lad
ing will he Issued aonly when founded
on written wean rontr.u-tx. and traffic
moving under such condltlnnit will lie
rdlowcd fifteen days free time nfter
reaehlitg s-caboard, after which the regu
lar storage, charges will apply.
Tills resolution, as were the other.',
g.isi submitted by the sub-committee on
tr.itric. adopted .tnd referred li.ick to the
rub-eonimlttfe for the wot king out t-f
the dotutltf, with the rccouniiendatloh
that the, raids IntcrcHcd tll tariffs)
villi the Interstate Commerce Corrtml"
nlon Immediately In order that the rut
in may go Into effect without delay.
rrce time on tidewater coal wan alto
reduced from the days to three days.
ml the straight free time from twelve
to five days. Illevator eh.ttgest for
fnort gtaln were Incrciwd because
romet I'onylcnees leave small lots In the
elcvatora for several months. Accord.
Ing to the resolution adopted the storage
charge will he doubled after the first
olNty days, and will tie doubled again
after the second and third sixty days,
at vlihh rate. It will remain.
Carload paek.ii Re or piece freight con
.Ipntd to New York harbor for domestic
lighterage delivery must ! consigned
to a rpeeltlc destination, iiccnrdlng to a
fourth resolution adopted, and if such
shipments are reordered to another
lighterage, delivery they will be subject
to the rccniirlijliment charge of $2 a
car.
President .. II. Smith of the New
York O'litrnl was authorized to appoint
a suh-eonimlttee on embargoes to art
upon nil embargoes Issued by nil rail
roads teprcscntrd In the conference and
on all rtnuest" fur relief, whether from
shippers or railroads. Mr. Smith up
pointed Commissioner K. VS. ClarU. II.
Cntnplie.il. vlic-prcsldent of the New
Haven, and M. II. Casey of the Iaicka
wanna. A eonimiteo representing hosiery and
knit underwenr mills suggested to
President Smith that goods for foreign
shipment should not bo allowed to re
main on the elockt longer than 48 to "2
hours, the fame length of time given to
the local j'i''Ucrs of fielglit.
"Tlic situation is Indeed serious." said
II. M. liraff of Ittii llrnadway. one of
the committee. "Wo arc compelled now
to ship goods by express from outlying
points to New York. There aro many
mall mills that get payment of SO per
cent, of their goods at the time of ship
ment and tliey need that money to pay
their emplnvec.. This freight conges
tion Im working a great hardship on
them."
SING SING VISITORS DISHONEST.
Vae Token Money In Mot Marhtnrai
Inmate Make liood.
OssiMNii, March 23. Isaao Haines.
Sing ring's banker, has been put In the
fleld as a candidate for secretary of the
Mutual Welfare I-engiM against Charles
c.omlorf. wire tapper, making tills the
ch'e.f political contest to be decided at
the prison election licit week.
Tli Inmate will elect lifty-six dele
gates to their "parliament." which will
elect an executive board of nine mem
bers. The executive board will name
tho tecretary, sergeant-at-arms and the
inrlous committee.
Ilalncn Is the cashier of the bank of
Ring Sing which was chartered by
Warden Osborne to encourage the saving
of Inmates' earnings In token coin. A
wanting is published In the prison pe.
rlodtc.il ngalnst distributing token coin
nmong vMtors, explaining that recently
one. of Warden Klrchvvey'.-i aids was
obliged to make good 67 centH used by
visitors to defraud slot machines In the
Otslnlug railroad :,itlou.
AUGUSTA FIRE LOSS $5,000,000.
DO Illoeka SiTrrpt, .'I.IHMI llmneleaa
4HMI llonac Horned In .nh llie.
Acovkta, lia., March 2.1, The tire
which (started yesterday in the business
miction was brought under control at
noon to-day. It had Mvept an area of
run and a quarter square miles and de
stroyed property alueil at ?:.,iinu,oon.
Ten central business) blocks and twenty
residence bloeksi were swept clean. One
person was killed and several firemen
were, seriously Injured. Three thousand
Xiorsons are homeless.
Klrc comp-inles brought here by special
train from Atlanta, Macon and Savannah
are. (till on duty.
X.vtuivn t.K. Tenn , March 23. The flro
that twept i:ast Nashville late yesterday
destroyed 600 residences and left 3,000
Pci-mjiis homrle.vs. Tho property damage
la estimated at $1,500,000. One person
was killed.
TAX FRAUD SUITS BEGUN.
Oov rrnuieiil Srekn to Confiscate
11,00(1 Mnrk f Tolinrcn.
Tile (iovernmept began yesterday the
first of a seri'.s of forfeiture suits fol
lowing tho wholesale raids on cigar
makers ami tobacco dealers who are
alleged to have defrauded the (iovcrn
incut of Internal revenue taxes,
In the suit III il in the Federal Dis
trict Court by Assistant Culled States
Attorney I Simon the iovcriiment svtks
to contlscale JS.nuil worth of toluoio
lid tile equipment found 111 tile olllec
nml factory or the Italian Toscnnn Coin
puny. Inc.. of i:il and 13:i llleucker
ttrri'l.
.Mr. ISirnc asserti on iiiforniatlon
ml belief that between April 1, Kilt,
nnd March 16. IJ16, tho defendant torn
vnr defrauded the Government by
causing false entries to Im made In Its
JpokH concerning the manufacture and
Kile of cigars Riid the purchase of leaf
tobacco.
COAL RATE REHEARING ASKED.
Road Hrek lie pen I uf Cut on Hall
Tariffs.
' Washington, March 23 The anthra
cite, coal carrying railroads lllcd petl
llonn with the Interstate Coiniuurco
Commission to. day asking for a i clear
ing In cnnncrtlon with rates prescribed
by the commission In the so-called an
thracite coal case. The commission In
I'tsxtlgatcd tint whole subject of unthra
clt freight wiles ami the inlet, and n g
illations goernlng transportation of this
commodity It was estimated that de
creases nidereil by tlie rommissloii
amount to fiom in to .". pep cent
Tlie commission oidered I'arrlers to
rnalio tlie iwv, rates effeclhe on October
''5" but they wcro pobtponcd until
Jnuiry, and later until April 1,
U. S. AND ARGENTINA
IN WAR TRADE BOOM
Coinmercirtl Rolntions Witli
Smith Aincricnn Tttul1 ie
Show Hhj Ini-reaso.
0E KM AN MARKET SLUMPS
Sp'tiitl Corrtsponitnct to TitK Sc.
tlL'BN'os Atiiks, Kb. 15. Argentine
Imports from the fulled States In 191.'
were valued nt i:ifl.liS,90l, ns com
pared with I36.6S4.4I6 In 1911, and the
Argentine exports to the f nlted Stated
Increased from $47,000,000 In 1014 to
ISO.M'.'.'inS. according to statistics Just
published by the Argentine division of
statistics. This country Is now credited
with a trade balance of $300,000,000, ns
ft result of the enormous Increase In
foreign trade ns a result of the war.
The classification of the Imports, hc
conllng to tlie countries from which
they proceeded, shows how seriously
the war lias affected some of the nations
In their commercial relations with the
Argentine Republic, The value of tlie
ImiMirts from ttermany last year Is
given ns only $.,6.3,310, whereas In
It'll the value was f. 19.094.13a, although
the state of war had existed live months.
from Austria-Hungary the men-hate
disc imported was valued at $261. 1st
against $2,;47,3.13 In 1911. and Hetglan
Impoits dropped from $12,137.5:1 In
191 1 to $S..3,7I..
fierman occupation of french terrl
tory Is blamed for a diminution ft out
$:2,3?3.554 to $13,310,610 In the v.ilu..
o. v reneii imports,
Import from the United Kingdom fell
In
value from J92.47I.6M to $67.7M.
67. but those from Itrltlsh pO"vtMsIons
inrrenseq mint J3.2vr..i;rt3 to $.360.ts.,.
Ilusslnn ImtMirts fell from r.t.r.at
to $12,699 ami those fiom Turl.eV were
reduceil from $77,151 to $33,7n7. fiom
-oim iiierciianiiixe was received to
the value of $1.132.13. an Increase of
AAA
f .'"i"ue.
1-irge Importations of Mexican nil in
creased the figures of this countrv from
$1,790,625 In 1314 t $t5.1l,395 last
jear. in tlie tlrst nine montlis of 1915
tne importation of netmletnn was ne.iriv
double that of the sa.ne perbsl in 1911.
uraziiiau imports Increase, in viiln.. tu
rn ire than ll.ioin.uiio. itr.h.-i.,,, i,,- tmv.
cue. v. niiean ny jnon.tM'ij and Para
guayan by $470,000. Tho-e from fru
guay decreased fiom $2,9.11,792 to $1,-
S.9,6,i, ami thoe of Peru fm-n $1.
214.391 to $1.20. Imtch Imooris ,11.
mlnlsheil In value bv $s:s,00O ami Japa
nese Increased by $330,000. Italian lin-jwrt-s
fell $3,700,000. while Snanlsh In.
creased by $2,700,000 and ImiiIsIi In
creased $170,000.
As regards exports in the first nine
months of 1911 Argentine productions
to the value of $.10,731,120 were exported
to i.ermany direct. List xear the ex.
pcrtatlon to that count rj- ceased, but
there Is l.ttle doubt th
rooIh continued to llml tliir wav lotn
Germany through Holland, liemmirk ami
tiweden. nn.1 also through Italv until
that couiltn" Joined the Allies. Figure
of the exKirts to the.e countries In 1914
and J91a aro Inteicstlnc In this conne.-.
Uon.
In the flist nine months of 1915 the
exports to Italy were valued at $33,
S03.31S, which sum excteded the value
of the xports In 1911 by $29,72$. I.
Kxports to Iienmark lnerea.ed from
$774.74: In 1911 to $1.5.19.66.1 In 19IS
and thme to Holland fion $1 1,173,077
to $1S.S31.3:. Sweden lmKirled Ar
gentine goods valued at $1,675,1 1: In
1914 and $5,oai.2s.r, In 1915. exports
to Austria Hungary In 1911 were valued
at $1,576,S47, and those to P.clgliim at
$17,303, !S7. Exportation to isith coun
tries ce.-is.il In 1915. Kxports to Aus
tralia increased from II27.2M to $1,
991.936. Itolivla rtceive.1 es In value
by t:5o,00(i,
extKirts to other countries increased
as follows; P.r.iall, $6,2mo.0h0 . Chile,
$390.11011. Spain, $ I, tiio.oiiii , franc.
$20.ti").0o0 . Nwrway, $9oo,oon ; i"aia
gilay, $3J3.noo. portuuil, !i90.nfl0:
llrlll'.i pi ssessloiis, $6vti,iiii0, fulled
Klng'lom, $102,000,000, t'rugu.iv, $3,
240,000. CORN PRODUCTS SUIT JANGLE.
Company's l.injrr An'mn 1,'mrrn
in e n X t lorne.i a.
At t.ie opening of the argument foi
the defence In the iocrmncnt's Slier
man law dls.-olullon suit ngauiKt tlie
Ccm Proiliicis lieilmng Company and
others, defemkints, b'toic .luilgo Learned
Hand In the fnitcd Stales lb-trlet
Court jesterday .lames .M Slieelian of
I'liktigo, attorney for tlie Corn Products
Company, .iceincd the i loverninent at
tornes of making nilsriire.-e"ila!loni.
Mr. Sheehan lefeired to the a. ciii.,n ()f
one if fie i;oeriuuent's law yes that
the Corn I'mducts. 'miiiii b.id retired
to turn ocr books and papers from
which the Government might compile
necessary statistics as to tlie price paid
by the defendants fur corn.
Tho Coin Products, Company. Mr.
Sheehan sahl, lead gnen the I lot crn.lient
full access to nil the documents i.
quired, but had merely rcfuc, i,, ,-jM.
pile the statVtles Itself. :ls considered
that to bee part of the work or the fed.
eral Investigators.
'Hie lioMrnmeht's brief outlining Us
allegation tilled 511 printed folio pages
The defeiue's brief submitted to Judge
Hand yesterday kiiisNis of only ninety
small pages. The defence will continue
Its argument to-morrow. The Satunlay
-csMoii will be glien over- to ielnilt.il
by both shies.
DR. FINLEY FOR NURSES' BILL.
Ilrnrlng Tnkes Plnee on I lie .lours
Xlensnre.
Ainxsv, .March 23. ir. John II. fin
ley. Slate Commissioner of education,
and tepreicntalhcK of tlie nurses' asso.
elutinns mid tio.pi.is of the Stale,
argued in favoi of Samuel A Jouis'
bill provlillug that only grndiiale ceiti.
fleil nurses are entitled to practise as
certified nurses at I lie hearing before
tlie Joint Senate arid Assembly Public
Health committees. Huh nfu-riiuoit,
opposition was piescnlid by physi
cians ami attorneys repiesenting several
hospitals in dlffemit cities of the Slate
and tlie hearing was attended by nearly
ion nursis. The chief argument ( tbe
advociitfs of Hie mea-iirn was that it
afforded addition:; pmlcctloit to the pub
lie as well as cei tilled nurses. Tlie bill
places musing schools under tlie super
vision of the Slati" Hoard of Itegcuts
nml this provision met with considerable
objiclloii from the opponents of the
measure.
Dr. William 1 1, Sllllman and Charles
.1, Tobln of Albany argued against the
measure and maintained thai It was
class legislation In ttiat II would prac
tically prevent poor persona from getting
tlie servlcea of nurses,
.Miss l.lllian VVnlil of Hie Henry Street
Si tllemeiit. New Vurk , .Mis, Charles fl
Sleveiison, legislative ri presi'iitatlvi" of
tain" nurses' iisi.clalloiiH of New Voik
Slnte, and .Mrs. .1, K. Jacks, president
of the State Nurse A.ssoclullon, luduraeu
the bill.
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
Wheat Weakens Willi torn tinnri
Haln Throuah Hell.
The chief depressing factors In the
wheat market yesterday were the advices
of bcnetlelal rains In Texas and Okla
homa, the pr.isH"Ct of additional inols
turn over virtually nil of tho wfnlir
vviieai lieu and the decided weakness In
the corn market. A morn bearish sent!
tneni seemed to be forming In wheat
circles, possibly duo to tho diminution In
inc outside trade, as was best lellected
yesterday by tlie perlodti of Inactivity in
tho market, while ttic llullssisltlnn to
) vvin.il is turtner rostered by the In
conclushe tenor of the peaco reports.
Tho peace advices are tierslvlent
Thoso Involving Turkey and ItiMsIa arc
especially annoying to the wheat bulls.
A truce between these countries would
pave tne way ror ultimate rhlpments of
wheat through tho Hardanelles iind also
trom italkaii countries, without n corrc
siKiiiiting Inciease In the demand for
vvneal n would doubt ess lie seen In the
event of Germany and Austria making
pence wmi ine Allies.
The nrciuOumll Mileiins In ih .....
durliig the senslnii wire not productive ef
ii bro.idciiliig ef outside support it .
cur niai me ui.iiiv repnrls lli.il thre nr
','"' IT,"?"" r 'IJ vvh'at re tempering
tne l.iilll.-li tnur of the new crop ietvce.
It Is granted Hint the tlm eminent report
on Anrll 7 lll tie oioi,k,iu. in n.
M", the plant condition Is concerned, but
no i fw, in connection with the report
that tils MirlllL- Wlif".lt nr.j, I,. i,...-.
tenn mid Ciiiindlun nortlufst sr ti be
sioiuwiiuiniiy aecrene,i, 1U not nlmulste.l
the nieculntlve utipport recently counted
o. iiorre r- preuiriioni that a more
Hopeful tons to th crop msagis lis
noted after u period of revl jprlng weather
tut ijimuoui ill went
The HdVlrAM from at.rnA wa-m .t
!rcI!,' rauslng much fluctuntlon here.
In hlle Liverpool rt.l were without sne-
eini einuige, niirl n),e the private caWn
urgeiled steadier nmrkets, thf covering of
sunns . iMiiuipeg nml ("lildiito for for
eijzn account HUM lint nf lt... . .........
The export liujlng of .mrl.Hii tvheit w i
-im in no un.ieriio.oon lmaliels for th- lay4
I.iiKllidi auihoruii - rreni nhilng n .on
site tii-t prl. . for .Vnirl .iii ivhs.it are
Hearing a mfe nml ulru tlmt ion-
llticiital Interest, are k.y to aliaurb much
ui in- urpiu-e in .vrcenilna mid Au
tralhi SUt h all n,lmUl,m umil.l l. ,At.
e'rud uulte liuillsh locally, but for llie
.(iiowledge thnt Canada has ronsllrable
nsai 10 .
Til" Argentine esttnrt- llila mL ,t.
lllliatei at 3,1011.1)00 !iuhr!, agJlllst 3.::e,-
imiii in in iireitotitt ck ini.l ...Uj.OoO
an jsar nr:i.i,irs.i , xport to-day may
-VCssil H.OOO.OOll l.ll.he'e. All.lmll.. I.
ii'ted to stil, clou" to :.000,00() bll-hela
"I IUIII Wl-Sfc..
rem -The innrkst ronllnu'd tt down
war.i ireiid, mid noted turn li In lavor of
the bear Inter. ts. nlio have hesti uulte
ouroui of tote. The cr'nte.t prtsur
wa In the .May position ut Chicago l.lne-.
n.r rniiniry ieopi wer.- partlv
iniuiUMlea .X in h iittentlon wua given to
lh report that lii.lustrlal loncerns. wer4..
lug for nlcnhol siipjtllcs, iver purclmsing
"""I inir corn lli lotit.lv. the
buying takes fnun the deumtut for Indian
-.iii. ii-. rniiy mere a e buret nf bulll-h
enthut aeiii ImssiI n t,, heavier demand
from distilling conrems No foreign Lu -
...s i-iioni r-eirruav, nut eximrt In.
qillrley HTC receU-.l ururl I....1H- .i-.,.. a.
At th e.mi tlin the s.-tu-il .titpni-nle of
corn to the other -Lie ar let n, iarir- at
i..i,-r , y,ar ,r, iottJi.an,,c n,e
" i""i iii the .vrnentlne eroo,
U.its The 1 Is-1 mis m, ass . .
of the d.n. due to the dmti hi the ,.,.
unirket. and lu retlctlon of tnene,.t r.tln.
In Texas and Oklahoma. Country .inertii.
nrre somewlmt larger, t,ut ,,,-mai rerrlpt
are small, and total Only :.r,oo,oo.l l.iuhel,
for four ill)) this vek. acalnst l.noo.uoo
a year aso. Import Interest i'fr.l,y was
aid to be llclit '
it r'f4lln"" -The decline In torn .in 1 lb
..iuiu .iti.ii inroimn som grain boure hot
... ... '" ,l"""". ill' niar,e" ia
i... nuiniu tu-iori. tioer II. or i
celptj ere fair but erP , at.nrt.ed
I htrago price--
Oliere Jtith
Ijhw- rio. prer
est Inr clo-e
lT"i '.ov JOVl,
l' 1iP; pi-1
inc, JM' jfc-,
U t: hi,
t:1, T3S T..V,
c. :
" . oT '0
11 y 11 ". 11 in
11 5J ll.tio a
11. XI It vv ;
it it v; i.".?)
ere:
Wheal :
May . .
July.
September.,.
Corn :
May
July
Oata:
May
July
Pork :
Mar
July
I.ard:
May
Julr
Klb:
Mar
July . ... ..
ee" York
Mar
Inj
et
I01,
l.T',
1W
10-.!,
I"
ivi
V"S
t.'i
II to
It v
11.4.-.
11.70
t:
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t: -)
ahrat price ere
t'lolnr.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.
Oo'd to th- "xtent of tl"..,naa r,i,
draxn from ih Mil. Irasurc yesti-rday
hy the c.uarauty Truti Compmy.
The dlrt-.-tors of the Cnlte.l r!i and
Lleeire I'.trpttr ition tn-sd a re-otutloii
yesterday -.i pa divide nte on the 7 p, r
em. tir.i preft-rre I stock quarterly Instead
'if ernil-atiuilai'y .
Claud- V IMeri ha been adnipt..,t .i
Ptrinership in t tie rjrm of It.iiden. stone
Co Mr I'eters hu t.ein .. -o.-l..t...l
alth llayden, ,lone X Co for the lust
""11 y ir- as in in i :rr of th'lr New York
offl. e.
Ctah C.tn-oll.laifil Mining Cmiiiauv b.i
decland a duldemi of r..i eents a sti.ir'e in
Kctlirr with on .xtra dividend of .". enis
a shitrr. pivable Vprd 10 to to. U r,f
re.-ord Mar. h .'!. Three tn. mills .if. .Ml
cent a share was paM,
At tbe ..unu it meeting of the Interna
tlonal Mlier Company Uenrc- II. r..arls
ns rlett' l i dlri'i'lor Pi suiit-e.l t lie late
". M. Curlie .nil I. II Hall wis .Hi. I... I ti
the Petard. Oiler dir. .-lore were reelected
The board mm consists of scv elite, u dlie,
lor"
The iii.-tn.iE.ri of t'ie ndl ate tl,.f
Ultlerw rote Hie ....O.tO.OOO new Mldv.t.O
S'eel and (irdunne c.tniiuny stnik issue
mailed yet.-rdiy to ruh-crlliers to the on
ilicate cheeks rcpre.t 111 Imk the iirolli on
the iraucii ilon. Thl-, aernr ling to re
ports, im. unit.-. 1 to between 1 1, and ; n. r
cent, which I. approvim iti lj tt..'.,ii,o0u,
A' a meeting of tlie board i,f dir. . tors
Of Hi" .ltll, KVplO-iMS 1 ',.11111 mi .I,,),,,
Markli. president nf Hie i; i ji.irli.s c.iai
Compaiiy llliiurd II lluulii., ,,. ,,re.l
V"'. "'.I1" ' "li.itli im and I'henix N.nioaal
II ink, I. A i lark if His , ntan Aiu, ,
I.e.id and f-mihlni; (oinpni), and r
leitlirop Ames of Hit-tun were ele.ee.l ill-rector-
Tie- VIC, to e- were crea-e.i Sv
lucre isliiu tn s,r, from live o, mne
inembirs Tin Increase .o, iipprnved l.v
Hie eiitcUlio.il. m at thi iinnuil inettini oii
Tutnlav
THE METALS MARKET.
Hi-port of l.nruc Imiiilrlea Pro in
llomeatle onan nier.
The copper Ir.ule w.-i. s-.di aui.etl n,l,, so
seinblaiiif n( He yisterilav by report trnui
snuie o the larse pioduiiii.- uuer.is thai
irji iiiuuinr for eleetrnlylie h.i.l .uine
Iron! dniue-iic coii-uniers. e-iituiletl :d ;.o
KMtXI to Mi.tNl.(.l illl,. ,,r Jul v. AUill't
and sriileiuliei- ilelUrr Thru neie Mime
linpliriea troui nianulactuiers to the Con
null,', it Yalliy ami nioderaie sabs ueie w
liortiil III Hie liel:liliorliii,nl nt :.. ,.,..
l'ciilalive olli riiu-' said to l ri ali" lol
c.t ,t,iiiii,ii n,v'r.-ooi s wi ri out nil at
".V lor pril l ii ii ii. I .Mine slniniieiii
biter posll ions wen' ofleretl In se.nntl h nnl
at i'i'. In :"'.'..t but leil In small business
.No export wire reported yi-rlmlav "Ihe
lulled st iti s Iioverumeiit reioriti uuiioits
ol in."'! Ion- in .tinmry Aniei-icau eh.iro
lytic at tauntou uas utieliaiua'd at tt.'ii; for
spot hul spot standard broke it ;,s and
luiurc" broke (!
Till wan mint and easier for spot at tie
ami tbeie were olferllisa ol resale luls ol
April May May June aiu .liiueJule ship
mints trom the straits via l.ninlou at cm
Ions, but scarcely eunil.h Ir.i.lm; In etab
lish prues. IVrnnts for illrr-.-t lilplileiit
trom ihe Miail are ullhhild Tlie steam
'hip Maiii'huri i. from l.oudou, arnrrd at
New York with ion Man h ai rival
to date have la en " t.'s ton The l.oudnu
market a llrmer .'it tlw for spot an ad
v.nnv ol pi Sitaiidard was also tinner at
an advaiii'e ol l.'.s on snot and Km mi
Inline The sin.. more market ;i uie
ill.lll.i'il Willi sales of I -1 ton- at (IK. It's
Si'i lti r wa nioilerali ly active Willi lulerrsl
mainly lu second uuuilrr al 1 In i,',i.
March a tiuotxblc at IT',e. and April al Ifc
al I'.t't M Louie I.iiiiiI.iii u.is uiichaused
la-ad was unlet but tlriu al ", for soot
and April elupment al K.i-t si l.oui- 'I he
Ixindoa in.irlut j U' . I lower on spot
and IT,, bmrr on Inline
Antlinnliv m In too, I dciiiaiid (or spul
with sal.1 at l-V but luture position are
weaker wllh lirer otfirin.' al ;i-i-o fur
Apill-May shipment Irom the Far l.anl
Itny'a I nalonia Hi Ipla l,"tl,ll IN,
llcci'lpts, for ilulles at Iho Ciistoui
Hoiisii yeslelday Were Jl'iIlli.OIS.O'.', of
whlcli I75,:IM,'JI was for incrchaiidlMi
withdrawn fioni bonded warehouses and
100, BUS, 81 for icceiit Importations.
THE SUN, FRIDAY,
RAIL MILLS' CAPACITY
ABOUT 6,500,000 TONS
U. S. Slool Planfs l.fiul, With
Ahilii.v (it Turn Out 1,000,
000 Tons n Year.
In view of Ihe heavy purchases of steel
rails In the last few days for dellveiy In
101 nn. I the movement to r,vuro higher
price mi some of these contracts It Is In
teresting to note that t ie capacity of rail
mllN nf the country Is approximately
ViOO.OOO tons annually, tif this total
the fulled States Steel t'.ii-poriitlon In
terestM arc able to roll nbout 4,00u.OOO
tons ii year, based upon actual tier.
formaiiccs of the mills during tlmen of
greatest activity. Under rtres this out
put could probably bo Inerc.tseil, Tlie
Nary works can produce 1,200.000 ions;
Ihe Illinois Steel Company, at South
Chliago. T.IO.noO ton: Hie lldgar Thom
son works of l ie Carnegie Steel Com.
p.my. 1.000,000 tons, iind the nuluth
plant nbout tuO.nuO ton a year. The
llnsley mill of the Tennessee tVial, iron
and K.illio.i.l Coini.my has a capacity
of TJO.OOO ions, making a total ns almve
Indicated 4.noo,0oo tons, to xvhich tnav
be ndiioil the output of llgf.it sections
and girder tails by the lairaln Steel
vompany. ine latter work. nave a ca
pacity to produce tlO.000 tons of girder
rails name.
The capacity of the lndeendent rail
mills, also bned tiHin actual ierform
atico and tiot iiirjii theoretical estl
mates, gives a total of approximately
.'.oiio.ooo tons nnnually. Including S 10.000
tons for Hie I.icltaw.intiu Steel Company,
.'ini.uuo tons ror tbe Cambria Steel Com
Puny. TOn.iimi tons for tlie Pennsylvania
nml -Maiyl.md steel companies and 5.10,.
000 tons for the ltetlih'lieiii Steel Com
pany The National Tnlte Company also
has .1 tall mill, which Is occasionally
utll zed Including the laltr, with the
la, rain and Hie re rolling mills producing
light sections, there Is ii vratid total of
C.ltin.nnn ton annual rail capacity of
Hie country.
Tlie latgcst annual output of reel
rails- was approximately H.JmI.OOO tons
lu li00. The average yearly require
ments of the railroads, therefore, are
less than l.nOO.OOo toll", even liuikuig
allowatim for light sections and girder
fall-. It Is thu evident that the Steel
Corporation tinder ordinary conditions
would li able to meet tlie entire rail
rr.iilret,ienti of tlie transportation com
panies, s that tlie :,000,ooo o 3.S00.OO0
ton- prodiped by the Independent com
panies would be surplus. It I tliui
ilearly evident that the action of the
fllltcd States Stee) Corporation In re
filling to advance prices of rails at thi.
lime will probably govern tlie action of
the Independent mills.
It Is Interesting, ho.vever. to recall
that a lomddi-r.ible portion of the rail
mill capacity has I ti utilize.) recently
in Hie production of steel bars, largely
for the manufacture of high explosive
shells, Orders for stbh material have
nre.'i exceedingly heavy and now become
an Important factor in the rail Mutation.
The distribution of the 1S17 rail contract
hy the Pennsylvania ILiilroad. expeted
within a few days, will be at a pre
mluinof 3.vo p,., ton, probably, over the
3'i price prevailing for open hearth
rails. Thi- premium, it will be recalled,
was arranged at conference between
reiueseutativej. uf the rail mills and
th rall-oad company, becim-e of the
severe fs-Kti gallon test Insisted upon by
inc i-eiin-y ivatva eompane. Some of the
ither iaree r.illrond companies al-o nav
pieiiuunis, depeiidliig upon the tests re-
iiuiteu m the manufacture of tlie rails.
Tlie bae prices, however, remain the
same as in I'.'OL' and ever since.
Among the rail contract t placed lu
the last few days are orders for 15,0011
tons for Hie Wheeling and Lake le,
and IVoiO toiia foi the Nlckrl Plate.
Indus'rl.it r.rads In the central Wet
Irive also placed orders for about 5,000
tons of light tvtlon and girder rails
wlih the , .rain stee Companv.
...
Tlie llaltiinoie and rib)., r;.iis..i
'"'g mtr.icts covering l.r.oo ton f
steel for tive spans were placed w Hi the
cm iuuikc ompany Hie liutl.ind
Pal. load ha.- placed a bridge contract
calling for loo t,u,s Wtn the American!
llridge Company, the lln-l.ni :,i,,l vil...t,c
has g.veii an onler for luO tons of bridge
work to the Pennsylvania Steel Company
and the Norfolk and Western, it i.- now
definitely st.'llltl, has awiirileil ".".loil tons
ui siruiltual slcel for Piers to the Vlr
giula Iti ldgi; mid It mi Woiks. The llal.
tlmore and fHiln put out new liniulrles
yesiiniay lor -.no Inns for bridges .i be
(instructed at C I C.lgu. The New York
Central reipi.rcs too tnn foe the Itarclay
illeti pier in tins city and tlie Chesa
peake and Ohio has euiimi the market
for .:o tons of Itildge work for dtllverv
at Ha Innouil, .i.
Tne Pt iitisylvaiiia llailroail is mil tab.
It.'g Itlils nil sexril Mliall luidgee, calling
for .'ion ion of structural steel. The
Chicago. Hiirlmgloii and yuuiey. after
placing an order for 70 ton of lirldge
work, p. still in the market for 700 tons
of similar wink. The New Yotk Central
iccclveil bids yistcrd.iy on 7uo tons for
a viaduct and L"H tons lor li.lilitloli.'.l
strucliiial worl. .it litpcw pi
. .
.Slee" building work m other secllun)
continues active The mutr.ot for an
auditorium to be cotistructi ,1 at Ulack
.Mountalii. N. c, requiring iin tenn (
strut turn! shapes has been awarded to
the Virginia lliltlge and lion Wniks. The
same fnbrli ators have taken iiiulracts
for I. "on Imis of steel for sugar mills
in Cuba Tin .Mt i 'lintl, '-.Marshall Con
st I lift n u i Ctiinpany will furiilsh 0 1 1 Ions
of shape- for a hot. 1 at l-'ulriuiuil, W.
a. I In .liiiH i, ,v: l.aughlln Stttl Com-
p.n.v will fiuuish tloo ,,n.-, of slit 1 for
. V c i, ml, line at Haltlmore.
wlillc lioylc A Cii. have bei n awarded
the general tonlracl for Hie lleuellclal
Savings llilll.lliig at Philadelphia, lc
iiuliiug "'in ions of st i in tin :tl shapes,
Tin American llridge Company has been
iwaiileil Hie contract for another unit of
Hie new plant ol Hie I'l.iiM.' Company at
Chicago, tailing fof '.'.I'iIOI toils of slee1
The saine Inleie.-l- will also furnish lim)
Ion nf slniclui.il shapes lor an eleciilc
plaul .ii I'Vnl Wayne, ltnl..iiiil 1 mi Ions
for Hie .Mai tin apartment at Chicago.
The c rou.-lli llridge and lion Company
Will sliph 'J. '.'Ol toll:, of stlllctlllal
suapi- for the VA n.cnnslii Telephone II-
change
FINANCIERS 00 INTO TRAINING.
Of iiiiiiialmo III Ihr Cqnllnble
lllllldlliK to Xlnl.c llilelea.
A gymiiasluin lia-i l--cu tilled up by
many promlueui men in in,- tiuaiictal
dislricl oil Hie ilglilieulll II", il- nf Ihe
llipiltalili llulldliig. ti is knonii as the
tiyninlc Club.
liciugt II. Case is chairman of the
boaid ol' governors 'Ihe incuiberii of
Hie lioaiil arc i 'oi in lliis ,. Hll.-f. Jr,
Thomas Cochran, 'I'. Coleinati du Pout,
llliivey 1 1 iilbt-tui, fsewanl Prossi.i,
Charles II Sablii, Kltiley .1. Sliepard ami
All'i'lt II Wlgglli
I'lic gymnasium occupies .ibmit one-
quai'ler ol llic clghti 'mill Moor nf tlm
building. The training quartim proper
ai i mini up vvitli about every imi.-clu
ileveliipcr and lieullli n sliuer in fiishlon,
Tlii'li K also a large lounge rooiii, dli ss-
lug rooms, rhowci.i, a steam loom, a
squash loi'iii and a lioxlng room,
Mlierl lialovvln, foiinery of Hie White
hall Club gymmuilum. la tlie mipcrln-
tendenl.
MARCH 24, 1916.
THE BOSTON MARKET.
BOSTON, March M. The neneral mining
lllUS., Ii. MS. .1 ...lu .. .. . I .(..,. . . . . , . ,M...t.
.. " '-' stra.ij mi, i .tun. stilt, Allien-
can Zinc and llutte and 8uierlor the exiTP-
nuns, niitii oi inceo isauea nioreii into new
hiKh sround on active trailing. American Zinc
ii,. n a. tstiti l-iu-u ui e"i-t inr maiirsi.
llutte and Httperlor made a gain of 3 point,
bulled States Smellem closed , lower. Amei
lean Telephone ami Telerph til etlve and
llrmes 1 ' . ,1 1 a. I uhh. SJ , . i . ' ... 1.1.1...
......... u. ...... t.i,vrv .-vittiirij -t am ui.nrr
s. The unimary:
, open. Hitni liO. t:ioi-
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I".. Adventure r,t. n'. rt
Ut Alanlta Hold :n so ai "o
11 AlUiuc?. 0) 63 V.i ifi
KXa Amer Zlne s f7 ?0i
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r.70 Arlnona Conil. ... xi n. xii si.
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THE BOSTON CURB MARKET.
ROvroS. March 3 Th Botion curb clos
ing bid anl arhed quotation follow.
Bid Asked
Alvaralo 1', t'.ri
llav State . 17 1"
Ilinthani Mining K'-t :'
Pnheoila I', '.',
Pernio . 'i" I."
Putte A New York .. si,
Huite A lxin.liin v.i ti
Po.tou Kl; 4! .41
Ho. ion A Montana -'.
H.i!aer.t r.
Chief Con !, p,
Con ConT r, ;
ron AriAnna 1.', t,',
Cortez . . . ,
Crnun Rei.-ne is l
Cal Corttin '. vi
Cuban Cement v st,.
llavis llale t;,
s:ajle A Kluettell . ':.
First Natlnu.ll ("neper e. h
liol'ltteld lot'. l $s
tt...t.... .,
rtV.tt.llt.lll !-, ; .
Iron lllos-om 11, t,J
Jerome Verde i l,,
l.a llu-s. ci
Male. lie ;s v.
MeKudry larrash to .41.
Verlean Meljl. .1 .
Mine, nf .merioa 1", v.
Ne llalte" .", ra,
New Corntlia ra. r.-,
Nevada liotislae v
Old luiniltlloil receipt ,.1 V.
Oblo Cupper IS ;'l
Oneco ;i, 11,
tliinul.iffa t, n.
IMol in, ,.;
S'lllt'toest M mil I'.
s'li-w.ut .Vlllilll.- SI
'Intro 1.. 1.
Tofmiuh IWinout 4',
'roni'iuli Mnniii r. , t
t'nitel Venle Kvten-inn pc
I iiili"! I'roru Miami. . ... I r,
tikon imld. . . 2 , .
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
nankruptr Petitions,
SA Ml I'l. li l.AKIN V p.tlinin m ln",u
niplcv has been I, it, J against Sv,nuie!
li I.akln. Ill .1 ti 11 f t . nr..- nf (leaks an. I
siltlH at j, Has! lllcve.irli -Ire. 1. l.v
inriMrd linriluu. Il7:i Henry Itlih. II. ..
and .1.11 olt i'l irk. IIT.. .il, .hi assumed
-I. nil. .Ill lee .Vlaer .1 p;ihi'i-, Fred
ert k r llie. as lee, Im In 1111 1 ,.r
J". It v " alleged that lu .lauuar).
Itipi. Vlr t.aklu made ,( statement
shostiiiE assets I;: 'Hut m.r lljldlities if
ll.ouii. n.., hie liabilities are :;.nu'j
and Hindu's s.seis l.01 pi in. unit.,, t
lire.l i-l,i, k .Hid In process. It viae kImi
alleged that In hie cnllceied liii.of.it
fnun 1 tire loss ,in,l litis urn ., time.!
fur the inoiii'v to creditors Tbe nn
01 ilrrid on Ntivi.iiil.er 1 .,sl
VV 1 1. 1 'l.v . VI li.M'IITIIIIA-- A peiltnn 11
tinkruit.y has been filed aualn.t VVbi
a ill luehirra. optician, nt 41; M nibnu
avenue ,,nd st Wil U'Jil) sire," l,
IMIHl I' Wade of ptiund neat-li. Conn,
a .rr, liter fur ll.t.'jn. f.tr r'lll nf slice
'rt tills I. inn, to .lanuarj I, IJli:
II.:;.,, and money u,H,ui. . ,1. isi , n
was all-is, I thul en Jiiiuury :i he per-
teuton an ills properly 10 lie soil h
Hie slnrln under an e.vei-ullnn nlit-ilueil
l'.l 'llieresi Uut'htera fur I.'.".;, aid
made iirofHreiitl.il palueu. t,, ntlirrs
of I'l. el 'Mie liii!iies Iri ,esn eslalt
llshed twenty Sears.
Discharge Ontnleil,
.liiSHPII II. CIluNl.N" -Judge llituch has
crantrd a ill.eliarKe from InnViruptev
I'l Joseph 11 Croldll of .'1 West l.'lghtv
fouiHi sireet.. forinnrl.i .1 liuimr .b-Hb-r
and nf Hie Unn of I'rnnln A liie.er
and J- Ii 111 1,1 1 A I'm, un s '1. 1. nine,
wen I., I, mil
llaiik.riiplf.v "ilieilulrt,
VVI1.1.I.VVI III llll dealer In fur ire and
ilesa.- at ,1 .(l 1 11 v- street and ti.i VV'eM
Tlilrii-lourlli ,-ircei under tin ,me f
llinld c.t, !,, tiled schedules slum,
lug 1 t.i l.l 1 1 1 1.-.-. li;.s!i ami ;,,.et Ji".
11.'. cnnslsilnir or ein.'i, js.oiiii, Imriea
and irinks ll.iou, Mi-counts M.-tt:.
jlulius i! :d. futures lino and casb
I on.ollilnled 'l.'ii'bHinr,
l'ulted Sliilrs steel loiniiinii, with n.,s;'u
.burrs as Ha tnlkl; Crucible rtce1. with
lii.1""ii shares, nnd Meuoaii iviroli'iiiii, nh
Ii.s1.11 sliiit'-i were parilcularly prominent
In the d'M lugj .vesierJay mi the Consttll
daltd Muck l.vtliallge. Tills represented
a ver Btiod luoportliiii nf Hie huslness In
Hie slin ks named handled In Wall street
during Ho' 'lis
Vleslinn Petroleum opened al lots..
vhi li nii.1 an nveriilglil de.'iius of pi
points lis lileh as pun, and It ,il, a.
lull as 1ll.il,, hut It closed at 1lHiT
Cruillde M,e npene.l at iiu.,, v, 1r 4
pnllll above lie closing nn Wednesday:
tou.lied a high of ii and then ileellneii
to sst,. hut tl e,.,..i at HO In ,s
of I'ldlfd Slates ,S,.el roninion. It opened
nl Sl, up . of 11 puliii fmni Wednesdaj .
sold as hlch ns s.-.i, ami then softene,
to Si. hut II el, ite, I nt s,,
1 ."'.""."L Ji"K',,r'1 ,llKl1 "' Ike consoll
tlated nt Si',, closing mi ST',, against nn
opening prl. " of Ml'i n, an e ,rl In'v nf
'llo-re ns active iriidlng In Crle rlghls
iihnilt 4.IMNI selling 1,1 1, u,l ,1.ii v,Vr:
bun Inc uk dealt In fro. 11 nw ,,f
S, , up to tin., ,t n ,, 1, t ,!,, hf;
belnr one of the. .pt JUl uptmrtl mor."
nnni amnnt th. Iniuitrltli.
NEW CANADIAN LOAN
TO BE OFFERED TO-DAY
SubM'i'ipfion Books at J. P.
Morfjnn & Co. Will Close
Monday or Sooner.
Subscription booko for the public of
fering of the new $75,000,000 Canadian
loun will be opened nt the offlcea of'.T,
I'. .Morgan & Co. tlilst mnrnltir nt 10
o'cloclt mill will close Monday nt the
name hour or earlier. Tho bond Issue
In offered In three serlen, each of J23,
OOu.000 maturlti In live, ten mid llfteen
years respectively. They tire date.!
April 1 and draw Interest on April 1
and October I.
The first ser!e, maturing April I,
1921, In offered nt 9!t..'. and Interea:,
yielding about 5.1 1' per cent.: the sec
ond, maturing April I, I !''-'(!, nt 97.13
and interest, yieldliiK nbout percent.,
and the third, maturiiig April 1, 1 ! 3 1 . ut
94,91 and lnterc.it, yielding about rij
per cent. HotidM will be Issued In both
ret'slercd and coupon form.
llolders of the lionilnlou of Ciinnd 1
"0 year t per cent. bnndH due Aunust I,
1935, l-eiucd In conversion of the Do
minion of Canada 0110 and two yetir 5
per cent, noted, nuiy exehutufc their hold
lugs of the twenty year bonds) for the
new fifteen car homlx 011 the basis of
ley Mid Mccrueil Interest for the old
Issue nt the Imue price nf 94.94 and
Interest. Thin offer Is limited to bondst
lsKtied and outstanding us of March "II
and T.'MI terminate with tlie closing of
the sub-icrlpUon boohs. Hoth tho prin
cipal and Interest of the new bonds aro
payable at tlie Hanli of Montreal In New
Vorli In t'nlted States gold colli.
Th announcement of tlie offering of
the new loan l.l Hindu by the syndicate
which has purchased II, composed of J.
I'. Morgan A. Co., Harris, Turbos & Co.,
tlie Hanli of Montreal. First National
Haul,, National City Hank and Guaranty
Tru Company. The announcement
stae" that the obligations represented
by tlie bonds and all payments are to
be exempt from all present and future
taxation .imposed by Canada, including
any Canadian income tax
The bankers have In en advl'ed that
the Dominion Oovernmctit will Issue no
further loan in tlie present calendar
year In tlie L'ulted State..
CUBA CANE SYNDICATE CLOSED.
Profit In I ndcmrlllnu Mmnl 'Jll
I'cr Cent.
J. A V. Sellgmau S. "., managers
of the syndicate that iinderw roto the
.".n.uOO.Ono preferred and iOO.UOO t hares
ol common stock of the Cuba Caiic
Sugar Corporation, announced ycterdav
the dissolution of tlie syndicate. TIkj
said that restrictions on tin: sale of
the Mock were no lunger III effect. The
profit In the underwriting was about "il
per cent, of tho total subscriptions. In
tlie letter sent to tlie syndicate mem
bers Hie bankers said:
"We beg leave to inform Jim that
upon surrender of your withdrawn sub
scription receipt duly Indorsed at tho
fiuaranty Trim Company of New York,
140 H road way, N. V. city, on and after
March '.'7, lt'lfi, you will receive the
certificates for preferred and common
shar 1 of the Cuba Cane Sugar Corpora
tion to which .lull are entitled. AH r-
strictlotii heretofore Imposed hy us 11.4
syndicate managers on tho sale of said
shales lease from to-day.
"Hi ferrlng to ovjr letter of March 17
we beg to state that the dividend due
April I on the preferred shares will
be mulled on that date to holders of
record as of March 20 of withdrawn
subscription receipts.
"The accounts of the above named
syndicate have been made up, and upon
surrender to us at our office, 1 William
streit, Ai Kinl after March 27. U'l'l,
of jour unwltlidrawn subscription re
ceipt, duly indorsed, ou will receive 11
check tn full ami titial settlement of
your share of the ppitlte thereof.
The terms of subscription to the syn
dicate were f 1 0,1100 for 100 shales of
preferred stock and seventy share, of
common Cock. The preferred Is con-
vertlbb" Into common share for share at
any time.
IRON AND STEEL MARKETS.
Ilnllrond Mill cllvrl Seek
sf rui'lurnl lclnt,
ll.t: road tniunue a-lively li Hie mar
kr- f..r sii.i'tural work jt wei. as fer
re . and ether eiUlpllent. but Hie pro.
purii.tii tif -'..el trtiuireti i-, he bulldlns
of br .lg'. -H ' r-lillvely -anir. when
lu.ulMtt'l "tltll 'lie total lullTH ts 1 ien
b Hie falil'ti'.ltlni shops Til Urre.t
proepei lis" eoinritt ts ft.r th" Cleveland
and V ,ungs:ow'i l'allro d terminal at
Mee.,n' '111, 1 I, I- e.'lnol'e.l !!!! r---UUlle
f-tini .'il.AOil to .'.1001 Inns of st-u
flie.tl shtpes, but ,-.irl ie lion ' i tills
v-nrk is il"t ep.'c:. l Tlie I'liieago anu
tlreat We lern Hallreol
crimp mi h i
imntlv," to the
all upler inr uv
Ualdwlu 1 uoilve Works Mine 1 irge
. nnir.o l.s for t irge.i -t.ei w 1 .-e. in tie . a, ,lf enrrect average value lu Port Klu
used ui the 1 oiirtructt.oi of ,,,rs for the iK,, t1t ihe dale ot iiipnicnt The nue.tion.
Ne, s,nrU Ceuiral llailroail md meo fur im t, ,4 wrrf nf 3 nauielj i V'lr.t. whether
some Sicrle rn ro.d. Inve i en pla, d 1 ,1 u, ,nrter. acle d within the .tvtute In Hi-
win in 11111f.11 Hirers 111 ihe I'lttst.urg d.'s -
trit". Will, b h.ne taken up tlie , np,ti'is
of the shops for the I, ilain e ol this )r.
The .li 111 ml for steel pi ites 1', oil timet
a.'ilie f.r both ticirn.v and future ship
lli'llt. Millie salrs Ml e'f '.) delivery hsve
been 111 ole bv eie'ern l'enn. Iv it i!m mills
at 3'v M 3'V Pr It' Meet rivets are ;
per ion blither to 3 '.'.' tor structural and
?. 't..,- fnr Puller 1 Iv els
iron tentlnties moderiie,) active In
the Hasten) 'e-rltor wltll additional coll
ie. .1. f.tr ahullt .il"l tolls cloeed J e-
lenlav for lids veare deliver) The louts
v Ills- "m ll.t Sasbvllle llillrnad has Jila. e,
..r.i.r r.tr -fid ions of st'iithero Iron
tl. lu lilrniinglum fnr shlpuienl over ihe
1 vt haif of the yrvr to the laoilsvlie
nl.nit t.oi Miuthiri; Iron hnwev.r. I
av.ti able at 1 tor ,Vn . f oiu lrv
DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.
null' in .n il Term Mk
Usage and llklabomi
,Vnit Pajable
April in
lias, iplineri
t'hb'ago ilrt.lt
Wel .
em
Cardenas Atiierban
Sugir, ipiarit rlv . .
VI. ...... Imsells il,.
pf'l 1
May I
PfJ 1
April
Ciillip tides. tiarterl rem II. la .Mtv
ll.tfltta 1 tnitollilnuil
tia-. iUirierl ... - ----
Hast II,, .-tun lias, ,ll ir-
t.rll
Clil ns li.ie of ij'll'ie.
,ll,l' Ii 1 Iv . - I
Vivien and Wilier
ttiuu tits, tpiarterlv --- Z
Mar
Vltir,
Vt.r
Mr
Virginia Carolina
ciit nib al. ipiirterl)
NorrnlU and Western,
iiuirttrly
Mrs "ror Miiivh nr.
por.slion. iiuar)erl
llreat .Northern, ousr.
t-rlv
Teas I'mtir and Light,
Ullarteri) . .
Iliirrlsliurg I.lglit and
I'tiwt r. uuitrti rl) . .
American Malt Corpor
ation, n u.t r 1 1 1 1 v
liurtteM .Nailn11.il Hank,
iiuirtfrl)
Chart Nit loil.i: Mink.
. I ii. rl t-rl
I 1.1 li I'ousnlldaletl Mln.
pf.i
pfd i
April 1 .
May 11
rf.t 1 cr April
1
t"'i May I
pfd l,er April 1
Pfd 1 V.e, Mnr. .11
pfd 1. e'e May 1:
Se-r M,,r. 3
Si",
April I
April n
April 10
tug. iU irtel l ... . unc
t Uh Cniirnlldlltt il Mill
ing, evlra. . ... ;;c
sealinald National
II ink, 011 irtt rl . . ,V,
April
April
April
Anrll
Arkansas I .lit ht and
I'titv t-r, iiu.ii ti'i'ly . . .
Arnold. Coin-lahli', ipi.ir
terl Ariiold. Cousiiilih'. iU'ir
lerly Averv Conuiaii. ipiar
lerli I'.ilgle While l.eud.
lUIII'terl
Snllllleril Citllfnt Ilia Hd
Isiui, i u i rl 1 rl
I'l, ill I'nui-r and l.lfhi,
innrUrly
Virginia Carwlhu
Chtmlcal, quarterly.
pfd P
PM I'
1 eiiu "J I
I'M 1,
Pf.i P
April to
April I ,
pfd II .'.n April I ,
pfd l April 1
pM !. April 15
ABOEWTDfE TKADE B00KHK.
Febrnnry Tnrnoer StSi Per. t,
tlreater Than a Tear Abo.
Cable advices received by the 'foreign
trade, iletiartnient of tho National City
llanlt from Iluenos Ayrem Bhow that trud
during February wan turning over at a
mtc npproxlniutely "5 per cent, greater
In volume than the preceding montn ana
thai Imports' wcro nbout is per cent,
more lu value.
Hank clearings during the month (
gregated O,0OU.00O pesioB paper (about
KS7,000,000), as compared with 62S,
000,000 pes;osj in the frame mooth lat
yeitr. In o)tnparlon with 883,000,000
paper pesos In circulation a. year ago
there arc now 989,000.000, of vvhlth 423,
OO11.OOO arc In tlm liandx of the people
and B67.0u0,000 III the banks', uh com
pared with 412.000,000 und 470,000,000
respectively last year,
ll.-iltvviiv receipts: In Argentina are re
ported to average in per cent, more than
the aggregate earulugH a year ago. while
(lovernment revenue for customs was
1 1 0,000,000 gold, an compared with !
ijOM.oun gold lu February, l'Jii.
Hides: exported wero a.nOO tons, as
against 7,000 last year nnd 7,000 In the
same month of 1914. Tteef quarters ex
ported numbered 420,000. ugainut 33,
won and 403,000, itnd sheep carcnsne
l.iii.OOt), against 176,000 and 136,000.
HEAR LIMA LOCOMOTIVE FLAN.
itoekholdrr Are Told How New
Mtock Will He lannert
The plan for tlie capital readjustment
of the Lima Iovomotlve Coriiorallon, Is
sued to stockholder yenterday, calls for
tne creation or a new company wmi an
authorized capitalization of 110,750,000,
of which $3,200,000 will bo 7 per cent,
preferred stock cumulative after April
1, 1917, and 17.550,000 common stock.
Uf this there will soon be Issued 12,200,
000 preferred and $4,350,000 common.
Tho 1iolder of the J2,000,OuO preferred
stuck of the present company, who have
consented to tho plan, will receive new
common stock share for share In ex
change for their Eecurltles. Holders: of
the 14,000,000 common Ftoclt of the cxlat
Ing company may Hubcrlbc to tho tjtock
of the new company at 190 a aliarc In
tlie ratio of 55 per cent, of their present
holdings- and thev will receive one uliare
of the new common stock with each tvvJ
1 shares of new preferred as well as one
' share of new common for every four
' shares of old common turned In.
The new preferred stock Ishuo Is ex-
peeled to provide new working capital
amounting to l,9sn,uOO. The 12,200.00'!
stock to be Issued has been underwritten
by a syndicate and will be Issued at 590
a shine, which Is the price ut which it
Is tielng offered to common stockholders.
The Lima Locomotive Corporation
psssej Into tho control of new interests.
soiiid mouths ago. It was found necessary
to raise new capital and restoro the
credit of tho company to avoid Involun
tary readjustment.
CUSTOMS DECISIONS.
VCRS -A hey advance ell milhtn the
sinue point a nia.1.- yeeteMay by Jurtte
MtC'lelUud n! the Hoard ol Cnited Stato
i.eneral AppraUer on tlie lorlrn market
value of fur hipi'ed here by !vey Co:
ol Ixindon muse fur, ciported Nov.mber
v and entereti at nn port on rsovemwr so.
11'-. were va'u.sl or the invulte At ml.
ilmen The euttom. appraiser vtvancj
inis nnce iu mi. per uoien. and the nn
porter appealed to reapprateement In the
rullnr Jutt rendere.1 the ireneral Appraiwr
nuu inai ine xur. i"oiiiisiuif 01 raooii aiuni,
were cre.lly undervalued and the Appral
er' advance Is upheld. L'nlen the Importer
now earrie ine case 10 a rsjam 01 in.-ee
i.eneral Appraiser, and that tribunal re
verse, the hndinis ol the mnrle General Ate
pralser. them lar 111 be colittucatetl by
inc cuiionif aatiioritie tor undervaluation
liOVEI. -Tbe Ilelknap Hardware and
.Maiiulacturniz Companv ol Iotiiertlle lest
hefure the floij-d ol t'nlted state general
Apprnlsen yeiterday in a ijahn that shoveli
should Is admitted tree of uuty under para.
;raih S'l nl the tariff a. of 1I3 a. am
cultural implement Tlie board rules that
the shovel were correctly clas.iOKi by
Ihe custonia collector a nianul''tnret of
metal not specially provided lor. with duty
t tbe rate ol 'Si per cent, ad valorem tinder
paragraph '.17 ot theVpreent law. Judge
l'lscher who rentier the board's opinion in
til. ease, write. "The testlmnny of the
Importer's ttties fall tar ehort ol eetib
lislilntr I '.11 1 the .hovel tu question are
cluetly iisetl in agricultural purtuits Shovels
have .'jch wide and varied Unci that to pre
vail under paragraph Sst it mutt be enn
cluslvily shown tliat they are agricultural
implements by reieoii ol lielnr chiefly rm
plo.vett s such That fact ha not been
proved 111 till" ease "
I'EATIIKKS Tlie metho.1 ol apprai.uif
for ilutlable purposes leather of v annua
Iniids invplcrd at an sverage pnee I fully
covered to a rereaiipriuseiiient dcisiou
triud'il down eilcrdiy tiy Hoard ... t'nlled
situ, i.enertl Annralser. The te.t case, the
subject ot till rultnc, nivnlvetl the n.ution
ot 1 lie- lureuti nmraei value or tTU'ie osirion
feathers sluiUKd here by A U. Mjer of
Port Kllratveth The humient eoiuime,! nl
lour case el leather Invoiced at an average
nn,.- 01 f'S p-r noutid n 01 llie caAes
eonta!nnl only unassorted white., one nf
the lUw, uila.iorted female anil the re
mainder un."iiortetl whites and unv.oried
femaJei lu apiirai-iiir the mrrchauiliee
Hie ciislonir apprtiser eparaletl the unas
sorted whiti ami Ihe un.nrted female
and pl.ns-l a valuation of ,: ier pound
on Ihe fo-uer tutl IT jter pound nn the
httter The evidence m the t'ase showed
thai the aggregate nf the apiiralsed value
wj leu than the total Invoice or entered
value
It was admitted bt the importer that tf the
Appraiser wa lU'tllletl lu makllig the senaia
Una and bainj wparate values nn the l-oie
tent ol the eerl cie the .ippraitHl valurs
vL.rt. ..arre. I ..Oil II w a. conisstletl tiv the liOl.
. eminent that is., per pound actually repre
,-nted llie foreign market value ol the nier.
' , ,n,ie a It ran. that l to ay. that tliat
1 1,,- u av era. e prnr nil the leathers", second
whether ihe Appraiser actnl within the law-
ill separating the feathers In tiling separate
'value, on Ihe two kind in the importation.
I The case w:i br.t heard before .fud.-e M1O1
laud, vhn held that the Importer was Jusii.
t lied i- upperleil by tbe evidence tn mvote.
ling llie inert hHiitlise separably The General
ni, raiser further held tint the Appraiser
ii not warranted 111 separating the two
I kind of feather, for the purpose nf appral.
' itieut and lining value, thereon, which, if .u
I mined would have res'illetl In the liupoaitinn
I rnmlf,;, pps.jled llie l.sllc to IliJ Isiird Of
of peuallle. Kolinwnnr una ruling the tkjv
Hire Oeneril Appraisers The tllulliu- ol
lids boird lu-t reiitlered altirm the tlett.inn
of Jutlte MtClelland The value a hied by
lie ritigle i.eneral Appraiser and tlie appeal
board read 1'n.nrled whltea and femalea
enleied al tos per pomi'l Add sorling and
Picking Nna.lv.int"
PM'KIl Oreaseprnul or imitation parch
nient puier used lor wrapping butter lard,
Ac I. helti 111 11 iletlsiun ut rendered bj the
II, miiI of li-ueral Appraiser prnterl) dutiable
al the rale of r.i per cent ad viiiorein under
paragraph .1:1 ol the tariff act of I'dn Tin
ileiislou nirrrutr a prniet of Aleiander
Murphy A Co of Philadelphia, in which it
wav contended that duty .hould have lieeu
taxed at Hie rate nf bin per irni ail va
loreni under tbe general provision m para
graph :e for wrapping palter not tpeeially
provliliil for
KIMI NKT MAKIM. MACK INK "Ihe ll.srrj
ol lieneral Appraistr sustained jelrrdav a
prolesl ot llie Linen Thread Cnmpiuy n lo
Km for a Ion rale nl duty on a machine nt
I'.; .bullies ni in tor inakliu tili net.
I nil v w:i Irvieil on tin; machine at Die rale
tsf a", per mil ail valorem under Ihe provision
111 paragraph t'- of Hie lanff act of 11 for
"machines Inr making lace cm tains, nets or
neiilng.'" The lieneral Appraiser sustain
the elulin for class! licit loll its a nianulai Hire
nl metal lint nieclally provided fur with dutv
al the rate ol but Vu per I'eiit ad valnrrni uti
ler paragraph 111"
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
i-ocr iiuhn r.vrinc
Ine siinpintn '. in,' Compinv reprtrtt
f ir lVhruiry . tt.pt changer
Hross earnings. Ill.lsil.pil lu 1 1,71,'ioTil
livpeiiie. , . . s.nui.n.ii (,,,
I nr.. tin
Net earnings. .'l.uT7,oii In,
uper Incline '.'.4:i;..li In .
I'roni '.liny 1 1
Hross earnings, tlul, I'.'l.ii'.'i in..
llvpen.e. . . . l!!,7ll,:t.':t Ihu
I'.'ti.l.il'.iT
V2P,S'.'il
tl.ss.i,,44ti
u niT.r.'u
Net .', HI, ills''. t"al,'.'4'.',llil lu, l".iils.l".':i
uper. Income . :il,.'.s,ilii.-, ine I.U'.is.iifi)
IHII'ltiil r AM M.VCKl.NAi'
Tlie 1 tra.lt mid Mutklnac Hal. way re
pons to the lulers'lite Hnmmi r-'e Comnils
slop for lauuarv
"'HI 1 llauces
s4,:u; in I.s7ii
'.'.',04:: III 1., .-..Ill
It.Ul,! III! P.ll.'.ll
T11I.1I oper rev
.Net oper rev
Hps. Itit'ouie
renin Jlll I .
Total opr, rev.
Net uper re...
Uper. Incouie. . .
tii.Vl.n.'.l lue
2IO..VI7 Inc.
1. "11,187 Inc.
1 1 s il.'.K
40,1 iM
ii.lfi.l
LONG ISLAND ROAD'S
DEFICIT DECREASES
Freight and Passeiiffer Rtst
enues Grow Petrs De
nounces Suit.
ThB report of the Ixini IsUnd Rail,
road Company for tho year ended p..
cember 31, 1913, shown a net elcfldt cf
tlttt, 149. a dc.irc.uie of 133:. 981 from
th deficit of 114. The railway opTatltu;
revenue of the road liicreasecl $:;(),!;)
over 1M, totalling $13,533,780, hi
the operating expensed etecreased jjj,.
SSS, totalling l.i:,92t. The ntt rev.
enue from railway operation. ws
t4,43t,irR, an Increase of 30,4C'1 onr
1914.
I'asisengcr revenue lncrcaed 151,34,
or .063 per cent., which Ik helmc th
normal unual increase, and the fried;
revenues ftS6.1T?, or 3.3? per cent. Th'f ,
was also un lncrea.e of )l'6,ii In mall
transportation revenues.
"Tho earnings," the report ."atts
"were adversely affected durtns the first
half of the year by tlm general business
depression arid during the tummer
montlui by bad weather, but the la'
quarter showed a marked Improvement
In both freight und paisenger Irani
due to a decided Improvement In bueb
nesa condition""."
President l'etera In his general re
marks makes: tlie following statement In
regard to the suit brought by Dlcl; Hro,
minority Mockholders', against the com
pany and the directors:
"Vour director.-) are natlsflej t;ltt
there Id no foundation whatever for
the.e charges and no necessity f0- !m.
posing the expentu of this litigation
upon your company, nnd that It will bt
found that thu company Is efficiently
managed and carefully administered in
the Interest of all the Mookholderi,"
The suit charges; that monty expended
for the Improvement of the Long
lines) wan really for the benefit of thtj
Pennsylvania road, the majority stock
holder, and demands the termination of
the contract whereby the: txing Island
road geta tho right to usaj the l'tnnvi.
vunl.t tunnels and station. The report
Btnte that ll.S07.312 paesenRer.i mere
handled In nnd out or tho 1'cnn-yIvanU
station on the road during the year, an
Increase of 773,667 over the prevtotu
year.
WAR SENDS BAB SILVER tj?.
.Metal Xeedeel to Make f oln Wltk
I Which tn Par oMlera.
The price of bar sjllvcr roic here yen.
terday to 3 tenLs an ounce, the. !ile
est klnce November 12, 1913, vxhe., H
touched tlie same level. This repres-it
an advance ef L'ni centa over lait Satyr
day"H ejuoiatlonis. Jlexlcan tlolla-.
reached 46 ' cents, an limreae of :S
cents over Sat unlay.
The present salve.- nltuatioti lb riv.
erned chiefly, a-jsMrdlnc t bullion deal
ers, by the cutting off of the Mexican
siupply and the great demand for t'ie
meul for th payment of tr-vips. Thero
ha been a larsxe export dema-itl tn
China. India, Knglandand the Continent
Almo.st 73,000,001) ouni'1-.si haw h-en
cut off annually trom the world's supply,
the dealers sty, through the closing of
mines in Mexico.
Healers also say that the pneea Y.f
souId rise s till hltrher In resvonsc to the
Imdoii -.narket. which yesterday reache-i
:"vts pence, were it r.it for the un'isuilly
lilsfh e;ean freight and war risk r.ttei
(Juh ksllver price., whl'-h went t"'tr's
as $273 to 1300 a flask earlier In tht
jear, aa apalnst a normal of $40 u If
a flask, have" receded to the nelgihor.
hood ejf 1200 a Mask, with the cntranea
of a Callfonilali supply on the mart,
In Iaindon. from which txport. Is psn
hlbltcd. tho metal l Mmr sold at alTit
$1''"J a flask. Am Ions- as Enclc d re-celve-a
the bulk of the Spanlsn supply
ami holds the. eMiibargo little ,ipe 1
seen for the alleviation of the ...tuauwi
here.
.Vorfolk and We.trrn lllvldend.
The directors of the Norfolk and
Western Hallway Company declared c
terday the regular quarterly dlvtd" nd iif
1 per cent, on tlie preferred stock pi)'
able May IS ti holders of record ,f
April :;. 1 1 was said that act
the common stock dividend would be
considered at the April meeting I 'a &
W Kllckwlr of Ko. inuke, Va , was el. vd
a director of the oiinipan. to si ft
Col, Walter II. Ta.vlor of NorfoP' de
ci ,isd.
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKIT.
BCTTIIII- Th' else ivnir en
lie
jestenlny and prices droppe ' ! t
creamer . deejott c'v i.itio "V
tla receliits V sin i'l surplu-
ned ove- fr'Uii 'at- Wcilne-d-iv i
Holders were nervous and buri. .
cautloui. on .,. ttuilt of hltfll )r e
market was n a seu.-.t:ive ctinurit
lll'.le stor-ve .'reatiiery lift .
Heiiovatd, ladles ..mi pack nt C
and htch Prl- e. e'-e.tin- -v e
)
'hi
v rt
e-H
1 ,rr
score. 37c , htKliri ,-nrlt'K ot
tlrslr, Z'i.i:is'., se.-nnus .1
third.', .1. 5"'. uiisi'-ed fin '
p-tme tn I'lml e, I'c'ii.. 1P., tie
la'sj It 3e , llr.ls. 34'l.li . -e
3Jic thlrit.-. 3u .1 .11c si., . . i '
to prlllli. 3.'.tl 3ic . rrtttivaiel ."-,
:)'.. nr.t . c :n '. . ' '
- j 't 0 ""J"' paeklpic st,, s. v jr--flue,
r; , .No :, jtrivii-.
cin;r.si: M irke" very tie v. e .
t'0.1
Ev
of evpnrters t'iMlK CtHlsld.Ta , .
port business pis increased pr t
of ea.ler freltht rites U i -t.nues
active gild inarke ue . -A
i grade, firm. 1'rKe,: Mm, h
flats, bei.l specials. !', .il-'.
fancy, lsc ; current tna'se
lllfle riatslei t S . . . ,!alf'e , ' .
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Ite . t'linjce, 1 1"4 ;t '.,
I'ltieS He., .pis ner fl -is
ere le.e tb.ui Ih-ise id .1 j . 1. -
prbes rulstl j"ea.1 Dsn,.,
active, hu enuucll st.-l, h..
to re'P tti- ni.trac.t , -,..r .c-
day. iicn lurtle.. .,nrt i,
P J alnl s e., iy Near.i 1.
and pivor Rra.lt. I. tsi'Ii ,"
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evlra. tlrs'-. '.' 1 4 i .".". , t'r-' .'
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'tie forty foul rep,.-"e,l e , .
itv nero iii.'o.ideu Tl.enii: '
lower and Was item. trail, t . I
of buvers a., to prit . ban'-i -s
nr".i iiiarKei terenet ee , .
so 1 cene..,r,t t , ,1 : ; i... 1 .
Scar e ami tni.i j.-n. r.t :
rutis'ers t.', . tu-ke.. II. si
p S a.-- I'l lie lint. 1.1, ,1 ,.' .
du, k and seen trrivi',; 1'
tee-e 1 I fl 1.'. Iiuiaeis I t
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iiiu:e,.s.i:i rufi.Tin - vi . .
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llusluesi. ve,s nr ..null ' .
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tne supp ' or fotvis ce til
roosters scirce l-'vn-'v chl .
kevs altnosi ..t 1 lie ,1 ..ipp .
bull lbs vvere a f-i'l. lie 1 '
less, active A f.ttr ainoai'' f
tr Is P'dnt: tiiio 1 111 - in 1
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Turke) . di p.n ke.,. W
toiiie, dry id. ki d ta 1 : . I'"
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tnllll fed, 17 -1 IK' . or . '
fOVVlS, 1. "it I'll,. O - Pt
110 lbs and ivt r to eltie.
Pi. . iv. . under ;n lb. .
drv picked, e U.s and e,
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ulii . Western, seal. led. Ijr. " -t
old rovMlere, ll'tul.,".. '. '
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tn IT lb . :'.' . ,0-1 fe. .
in. , 43 to IT Mi, , '.,i ,1 . . '
em, boved. I'd lit,- an
I to I'.' lbs 17'jf.. ol I r - '
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