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THE SUN, FRIDAY, 'APRIL 7, 1916.
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ADVANCE IN COTTON
SURPRISES BEARS
local Buying Stimulated by
nn Unexpected Upturn
In Liverpool.
li.MN IN" CONSUMPTION
!'
Moti.il lietir were, mildly hut-
, ..' I at tlie tleproo of ttrcnRtli dls
, -..il li- cotton yrMtrrdiiy. Utly
,, fi-niii Liverpool xxero several
, t Km or than due, hut r rally after
.i-cnlni; of tho New York inhrkst
l it iiliout a Mi.irp iirlviiiice. Tills
rn ir gnl local bnll8 In their effort
i.nn.t price and tho market closed
i a I f t pain of 10 to 13 points.
i rr wiih no particular Hewn to nti
, ji t. r tlio. upturn. Mcattarcd nhowcra
cc-iti.nuo oxer the HotlthweKt hm well nn
port "lis of the KUstem uud central
li t Southern rpot markets xxero
f.n. il' unclianged. About tho only
fMtuie of tho tradltiR wan tho settliiif
cf old crop and buying of tho Inter
svltioie. Tlio difference tictwccn May
rnl Pcccmltcr has Increased to M
I . i compared with 46 points at tho
,-lo.e rtlneaility.
!..ifU n mid Northern mills continue,
in 1 1!. button out of tho local stock and
e-terday It xvas ?ald that ;i Southern
ri 'I representative) xvas hero looking for
mppl" 1ocal Kjot jicoplo hay that
t ie r te-cW tu Now York represents ths
Ihest collection of merchantalilo cotton
e-cr held here, a featurn which prob
My account for the m-tlx-o riemand.
According to :t rctort of tho New
Vera CowtnifnrtoJ which Is based on
replies of an average date of March
the cotton acreaRc will be Increased 8.6
per eint.. making a total of 34,731.001)
icrc.
A I.ixerpool cable said! "i5eiier.tl
'fiuliiailon not complete. Kvcn If your
market adxanccs xxo doubt If ours will
follow. Tcmi many waiting for an ad
an e t cell. No prospect of peace
tir-folutloiui dm hit; 1316. No coticea
s.ons xx 111 bo made. i:liHU.itlon Is ncces
kary "
One of tho best known students of
th. cotton situation, In a broad unalysls
r f present conditions, reaches the conclu
Hon lliat tho labt two crops bavo
brought about ail accumulation of about
1 tOtf.000 bales of cotton. Meantime
dry goods Miches of the world received
thi product of SJ.HOQ.OOO bales, but
haxo Mild tho product of "JS, 000,000
r.Ies, cxcludlnK cotton used for ponder
manufacture, thereby creating :i i-liort-E
of '.'.JOO.OOO bale. Conuutnera baxo
recelxril 16,500,000 bales, but they linva
tied IS.500,000, thereby crcatlns a fur
rier t-,iorta;o of U'.OOO.OOO bales. The
r.t fhortaBo brought about by the war,
a.vordlnR to this calculation. Is 3,500.
nno bales, which must he compensated
for by hi' reused manufacturing during
fie first txvo year." after pence Is dc
mreil. It Is assumed, therefore, that
. rops of les than 14,1:50,000 bales
vo'ild necessitate an encroachment upon
rt.rves.
Market closed firm.
Oien-Itl3ti!aw riot- I"reT.
in;, ett. e,t. Int. close.
Mar 11 1 11.93 11. H.9.1rin.1J ll.4otnt.44
J'llr 11 ?9 i: 11 ll.M llMtflM ll.Kntt.M
o.iohr 1. i in: itK. i:.ij.i:.h
iitmiT urj imi i:.i."iru.c i:iJtii:!i
in .-irv.. t: - i:.x 1S.S3 ir rrniM I25m;
xn ii k.ij ir.M is ii tr.Mtii:.:; i.rai:
Th local market lor .not cotton ftenrtr.
' u advance; mL-Mllr.;. l.oe Soathrrn
i markets a otlldally reporifd re un-
. ;1 to j points Havana. New Orlan.
. ,alvrtqu. t5':.; Sixannali. HV-t
Memtilits, l.v ; Au;utt. 1 1 i : llounon.
Nr Orleans marlict rioted stra.tr.
Oii.llljh.Ixr. Clou- l"ir.
lltf eil et ins loe
i ii.li ma lt.Ti ii x-;tt ti r. .(it
" !"P I. fll I) l.eortl.'.et 11 --.n I '1
ot "u ii in u ! i:.Mi:.; n tcin n
ni.tr o: i:vi u 1-Vj'hU m i.-uTflijih
t 'ii j pi i. v. t:.tc i:.t'i:r.) i:ii.ni..u
1-irrj.ool markit opfli'il nulet Tlir
i ui ,ia!o bll'llK'.s In niot eotlnn, uilli
i" 1 I'tiint dilute at 7 r.Td 7 'm
r '. !"' all Ainrrlean. Close.
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
A Specialty Market.
Although the turnoxor of elovk on
Mm oxchaugo yestorday amounted to
r....,600 Hliarcs, Uio market could not
xery well bo character! led nn anything
i-ut a Kpeoialty market, nio mil lead
ers, Mich us United Statin Steel, tlio
Hurrliniin Btoclm nnd the other Iswuoii
that am lonttrl ham am . . n n
OI 111 ,11 jrl.'nl . ..l ...... . . . . .
i . ... inHuuvniljr llQ(iecxon .
u. ",T"""Kc!i. uniy j,700 tuiarc ofi
men cjiangen hand during tho day.
.Nwirly ono-thlnd of tho total turnoxor
waa takwn up with the tntonintlomil
.Mercatitllo Issuee, of wldch 157,450
shares cliangcd Immls. Trading, aside
from Marine, was largely conllned to
such upeclultlcs an f'ruolblo Stcol. In
ternatloiuil Nleliel. MtiUn rimi,..
liooilrlch nnd United State Imlustrlal .
Alcohol. The tmnsactlons In theso Mve
in iio coiiiinon iuki pre
ferred stockn of tlio International Mer
cantlln Marine Company amounted to
-77,700 shares, or moro than half of
tho cntlro turnover for th day.
RUSHING NOW TO BUILD
ELECTRICAL FURNACES
War Ikinnnd for Stcol Is Spur
to Construction Many
New Tlants.
Mrrciintlle Martae.
Of Internatlniml Mercantile Marine
common 74,750 shares figured In the
trading yesterday. Transactions In the
preferred totalled 82,700 shares. Tho
common gained 1 i points on the day
nnd the preferred 2 polnls. Kumors
of ull sorts wero current In tho finan
cial district regarding new developments
In tho Murine situation, developments
especially affecting the common stock,
t'nilcr the Wallace plan for the reor
ganization of the company there did net
seem to bo nny reason why tho common
should t-ell any higher than It did a fcxv
xvecks iigo, xx hen quotations for the stock
xxero considerably loxxer; yet It xvas exl
dent that there was heavy buying of the
common yesterday nnd that efforts xxero
being made to put up Its price. It was
reported that strong flnltlmore Interests
formerly connected with the Atlantic
i Transport Company, xxhlch xvas taken
over by tho International Mercantile Ma
rino Company, hail cast their lot xxlth
tho common steels holders' committee,
giving It added strength and llnanclal
backing, and that It was planned to
mako a harder fight for better terms
from the preferred stock holders' com
mittee. Another' rumor was that under
the Ncxv Jersey laws, the companv being
Incorporated In that State. II was nnlv
necessary for a majority or the stock
holders to ask for it foreclosure sale,
onco the bonds were In default. In order
to force such netlon. On this basis It
xvas reported that the preferred stock
holders' committer Interests xvere buying
the common In order to bo assured of a
majority of the stork so as to force tho
foreclosure, which Is being opposed by
the common stock holders.
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Inc. cloi.e.
7.(6 7 34l
1M$ 7.SI',
7 !TS 7 CO
7.71 7.13
T M 4.1.1 "i to l.lx-erpool weir; Mar.
J' Julr. 11 Kv. : O'-tobr. lSJIe.; January.
Tli m.irkct there was dus to ojien
f In ii puinta a Ivan e.
rn receipt! anl tto-Jt:
'it Jon
v- Orleans.
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( l'X -nn
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f 311
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lp,Tor receipt", and ttotka;
A ,: .' i
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It
IP-
illit4
l i.
I Oil
1,1't
year
S.1VI
.:i7
K'tuiiateil i-ori
i ivipin to-dar.
3 Mto.r-m
" Ot. au l.xfj to u.V"
K'n. ti.lrrdav uerr K.rtJt lale.
' ii.n kej-on, l,0;.;.i7 balot. Total latt
i"'p"i c 1 liales,
t.i"t
fitocU j.ar
SW 4;9,ei;
C1.31 373.143
KxM 4.,'jfj
1IX.ST7 17(.:tl
1.-..73X ls.111
Mocki year
131.4 W 131..'i)
3I.'IT lxn.,.H
37.3,-X
1!X7xx UI.34:
t.Tt Ul.l
eok yeir
7.n 7.XT.4
7..a i
Total
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
c . Hftuthern nnl Florida Ilalluay
Xl-
J V
11U
. Mir H7.:"0S lnc
ii ;n,iii; lnc
' 1.S61..70 lnc
fai .onllirrn-
.XI 1 1. t;3,33(i Inc.
C..2,iiX7 Inc.
i,0,44? lnc
Xlrt
ii"r -ml Pittsburg:
Chans'?
lli,ISl
I.Vt.344
io:,.ofi3
hl0,ti31
1.1X3.330 lnc
1. Kid. Tr.l Inc.
. 3,113,533 Inc.
UVMeril!
1 't 4 . S 4 .1 Inc.
1,337,330 Inc.
11.431.3:0 Inc.
11.14, 113
.13X.17..
1 . fc 5 5 , 0 7 1
s 4.n7i
35,74
791,3
eISc:
n.' iw Orlraim und Texas I'a-
lxi,r,:
3(i.,i m;
1.021,947
T e
1. lar
1
(.Kir.tlii Inc.
1.033,347 Inc.
1. 100,307 Inc.
ii an I .".'nuihern :
"K M.ir 1414,113 Inc.
t .'01,1171 Inc.
J 1 . . lJ.013.8tl Inc.
r in rii :
,"' . . j';.3on,;:4 inc. ji.43:.:i
J I tO,0C:i,337 Inc. 7,S30,33
' "il Ohio:
"K Mar J3H.4S3 lnc
:i37.083 lnc
I.H77.143 lnc
icjrti, Ur, f.-.ori r.4 lnc
,, , , .173,nr.7 lnc
. 1 ' M.7H,J3I lnc
'4 h SOIlllU'Kl(.PI,t
' i "k Mnr. 4t9.su: lnc
'! . . let. 7',l I....
I . I,17l.03ti Inc.'
M.XX' YOltlf ANIJ
1 1 ; ! ...... . , . . . .
'.ii 2 ! a . J wy ''"nipany repurls for the
"r filled Ijecembcr 31 !
:..,, ,. ISJfi. Clillllges.
T" S55?!tio-i: ,:070,0 ne.I.So.M
4 '. 1.311,31: Use. I,39,:i4
ItANTJOIl AND AHOOHTOOK.
r.,T, . ''""fr n1 Arooatonk IUIIroi.1
rcpgria ur s truary
133.1,791',
30M.0437
M
"IciTXi-
J4n,71n
10.-..S03
till,i3ij
J37,:t3
i9,147
4.ii,i;:o
J'.'77,X'
X11.S04
1,137.101
413.733
.io.sih
I'UNN-
l'nn-
1114,739
3 .'..311
, 30,731
1911.
1341, 950
190.100
I14MS0
13,731
40.473
13.3
1,331
H.SI4
:ti
3,141,740
1.691,111
!xr-i.fi.;;
J'k'r liiemu.....
Incoini.
rl?m l',"r "
vp,r- "petuti,,,
v';1!, v.nu IJ93.71J 79,:
" tnconio 14,410 3J.14J
nRTKOIT, TOI.KDO AND IKONTON.
Jh U.irr.it. Toldo and lronton nail
io tha Interatata Uommarce
x.mau. n,n for Kttruary:
T..., 19H. fhanges.
..'' l"r rsv.,, $179,4 Tne. mj,9l7
ft'i,"'," V .... 34,973 Ino. 33,-37
-"f I'l'-.itltP n. faTA I.,,.. 24.7!I7
$144,473
184.143
144,114
Tnm jiy j,
tl p. rv
u'"' income, .,
II. 441,713 Inc.
444,144 Ino,
1(1,4.4 Inc.
, .. nay 4f t Top.
Sexcral ttocks. both on the Stock Kx
chango and on tho curb, registered iteix
high prices either on this movement or
up to date yesterday In a market xxhlch
consisted largely of specialties. On the
Stock K.rchatige, Goodrich, American
Zinc. I'nlted States Smelting, Itetlnlng
and .Mining und United States Industrial
Alcohol all broke Into new ground. xUilU
on the curb Chevrolet. United Verde Kx
tension. Kenctlck Zinc, Atlantic Gulf and
Wet Indies common ami Springfield
liody foiporatlou common readied new
high llcures. Goodrich sold as high a
":K, American Zinc, ?2i. United Slates
Industrial Alcohol, 170'i, and United
States Smelting, Iteflnlng and Mining, 73.
On the curb Chevrolet made u new high
record prlco of 197 'i. while United Verde
Kvtenslon sold at 17 Snrlnglleld Body
Corporation common, xxhlch made Its
debut on the curb yesterday, sold nt
r.Sij, and Kenetlck Zinc at 14';. Atlan
tic Gulf and West Indies made a now
high record price for the year, selling up
to 334.
Jswrl Tea.
.leivell Tea, xxhlch for the past few
das has been astounding the llnanclal
district with Its rapidly advancing prices,
prove! jes'erday that It xxas callable of
reacting Just as suddenly as It had ad
vanced. On Tuesday It sold at Hfi. a new
high record price, and closed at ST.. On
Wednesday It dropped 1 point- to HI
Yesterday It continued Its dcllnc, selling
doxxn tn sv, a drop of S points In txu
days It xx as commonly reported that
the iool that had been Instrumental In
pushing the price up so rapidly had be.
gun to unload, and that nexx's to this ef
fect had K'oinn generally known, as
sales of 920 shares yesterday x-ere suf
ficient to chu.-c u decline of 3 points,
xvhlle mi tho day previous transactions
amounting to 1,500 shares canted a
break of 4 points.
New ITaren FlnnnclnK.
H Is understood that tin. New Vork.
Ni' Haven and Hartford Rillroad Com
pany will pay off a portion of tt.i 127.-,
000,000 a per cent, gold notes duo on
.May 1, and extend the remainder for
another year. Tho Indications are that.
In vKw of tho Increased earnings of thn
company, tin" tmpioved i!ixttiieut de
mand, and tho fact that tho collateral
behind tho notes Is excellent, the coin,
c iiv hopes to extend these, notes at a
loxxvr interest rate than that xxhlch
they iioxv Iwar. Up to tho present time,
tho finance committee of tho New Haven
has not met to consider the matter, nor
has the (lUestlon of refinancing been sub
mltted to tlio road's hankers,
Trnellona Acllxe,
The. spring activity In the traction
stockb which Ubiialty accompanies the
return of xxarm weather and the re
opening of tho beaches and amusement
parks caniM suddenly yesteiday after
noon, shortly heforo til" close of in'
market'. Brooklyn Itapld Transit, which
lias been Idling between S5 and ill for
months, advanced to S7 on oomporatlvcly
f(xv transactloiiK, and closed at i!!14,
xxhlle Third Avenue inox-.d up to ti2:,,
xxhcio it closed. Intrrboroiigh I'onsoll
dated common udximccd from Ifi'i in
17 a( , I'lotlng at 17"j.
Xlellcnu IV lf I c il in,
Mexican ivtroleuiii common, consider
ing Its pasl perfot malices, mad a
poor lesponso el.rday to tho luinouuce
ment that tho company had successfully
negutlati'd a contract xxlth a large
4nn rlcau stdunshlp company for a total
of inoi-o than lii.ooo.iioo barrels of oil
for d'jllvcry over a tlx'e year period.
Thn action of the stock xvas all thn
moro disappointing us it had Imm-ii tipped
for a generous rise curlier In the week.
It opened at 112, sold down to IIP.,
and later adx'auccd to lU'j, closing
at 1 12 '.i, an advance of 1 point oxer
Wednesday's; close.
THE CHICAGO MARKET.
CIlIOAliO. April I'rlce chances con
tinued luirroV and trailing aa dull. Sean
Iloebuck, fUewart XVarner anil Union Car
bide were aleaily. Chlcaao I'ne ilinullo Tool
wan fractionally lower, xxhlle other tocka
were prwlleally tiiicliinnied. Dond depart
nient neilected. Thu aitmniary:
tHiien. lllcln 1iw. Clou
Bale. In;, eat, e-1. Iny
l Am llAiliator. .3'i" 3" 3'". 3:i."
70 Am Hhlnhulldiiig, i 40 in IK
10 llooth Klsh nf.. . 74H 74'i
WChgo llieu Tool.. 7.1 .3 73
-0 Clio Hr No. 2.... 13 13 1
iContwllli Kdiaou..l4lli 14IH 14 UJ
10d Peere pf 93 Ia. to
B Diamond Match. .Ht4 101X4 m;
I Hart 8 4k M pi.. .113' 11$ lIMi
jooUndaav LUht.... H . M .9S
M Mont Ward pf I IM 111
100 I'ao lla 'i0 i' k0
1.4 Penplea lla 101 101 113'i
SOl'ubllo SerTl.-e 1H 114Ji 114
10 Public Serv pf. 101 103 'k 103x1
JjSeara Hoebii.'k....tJi Wi 171t
13 txeara Ttoslnick pl.t:0 137 J30
IP) Stewart Warner,. iO'i o'-Si C',
U.', Swift 131 Hixi 131
7S Union Carbide,,. ,171 174'4 171
iionps
The urgent demand for special high
grades of i-ttel caused by tho war has
given an impetus to the construction
of electrical furnaces. Nearly all the
builders In this country making four
or live different typcii have been rushed
with orders and still havo qulto a number
of contracts under negotiation. Tho
American tlrldge Comtwtiy, which Is
constructing the llcroult type furnace,
has taken orders for Uilrty-tlxv furnaces
since last September. Most of the or
ders have been for small sizes, running
from one to six tons each In capacity,
but some orders havo beep placed for
larger units, running up to twenty tons
capacity. 11 Is understood that the prices
paid ranged from J20.000 to 110,000 each,
depending upon tho type and capacity
of the furnace. When It Is understood
that tlio cost of Installation Is often
covered In a month or two, under present
conditions. It Is only surprising that
more furnaces have not been installed.
One manufacturer of stxclal electrical
tee has mado sales of thin armor
.Plato used as a protection for small
field guns at JI to J1.25 a pound, other
special steels Iinxe sold at .Ml to 7.1 cents
a iuial. Kleclrlu.il sttel Is being used
In tho tnanufacluro of high fpeed tool
ateel also. In this connection It Is In
tciestlng to note that fcrro-tungsten used
in tills manufacture commands 'JS to $10
a pound.
The Atlantic Coast l.llie has placed a
cvntract for bridges icipiirlng 700 tonn
of structural steel with thn American
Bridge Company. Tho Pennsylvania
lines west of Pittsburg have given an
order for bridge work requiring 1.000
tons of steel to the McCllnllc-.Marshall
Construction Comp.ni. Hlds went In
yesterday on I, mm tons of stetl for
bridge work on the Southern Hallway
The Pennsylvania Hailroad lilies east of
Pittsburg has g.ven a contract for nine
small bridges, requiring ,"i00 tona of
steel, to the American Hi Idee Company,
and ha taken tenders on additional
bridge xvork calling for an equal ton
nage. The Seaboard Air Line has also
given a bridge order for 300 tons of
stiuctural istcet to an Independent fabri
cator. The Chesap'ake and Ohio bridge
xxork at ( inclnnatl Is considered dead
temporarily
...
The railroads conlinuo actively to
pljctx contracts for standard sictlon
rails. Among the orders that came to
the surface yesterda) are 14,000 tons for
tho Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault Ste.
Marie, 15.000 tons for the Northern Pa
citic; 2,000 tons additional for the I'hesa
pcake and Ohio, .'..uO'i tons additioiil
for tho Norfolk and Wctim, and .Mm
tons of girder rails for Pacltic coast xlc
livery. Several udd t tonal rail contracts
are on the point of bring closed.
Car builders haxe taken additional
contracts for 2,500 cars, Including 500
steel gondola ears for the Iarls-I,ons-Jleil.terrjiiean
llailxxay, reported to haxc
gone to the sjtandard Sticl Car Com
pany, I.OOo general service cars for the
Missouri Paclllc. and 1,000 oar bodies
for the Wabash, xxhlch vx 111 be built h
the American Car and Koundry Com
pmy, according to reports from Chi
cago. The Illinois Central Is consider
ing tl.l on 300 ktock car- and th"
Hurlhigton la considering tenders on Ron
autoinobilo cars. The Chicago and
Norlhxxestern continues In the markit
for 1,000 box cars. Tho New York Cen
tral Railroad recently uavc u supple
mental order for txxenty-llve locomo
tlxes to til' l..!iiu iaicninoUxc Corpora
tion. ...
Steel building xxorl; continues more or
less actixn In the Interior, xxlth addi
tional contracts placed .'ailing for about
(l.OilO tolls of fabricated shapes A. -cord.
,'ir to a rrpoil rrotn Clcxi-land. the
American Pride-" Company ha but "
axxaided a contiact lxr 3.0ml tons of
structural steel for the l'iee Hotel to in
built at Clex eland. The NatWiiia! Hank
of i7omnierce llulldlng. Ddrolt. xxi't r. -quire
2imj tons of steel, xxhlch w M be
furnished by the Amerlcin Hrldge i'oiii
paiiy. Thu Konncr Steel Companx or.'
dis'ks at Murrain require S00 tons or
tin ended rods and lolts, thn conti act Tor
xxhlch has been awarded to the Pittsburg
Screw and Holt Company. Tho steel
xx ill be f mulshed by the Carnegie Sticl
Company.
...
I.ex-ering f. Giirrigiies haxe been
awatded a coulr.nl for x"0 tons ,r fab
ricaKd structural sl.-el Tor an extension
to lla-liaid College, No ix York cilx. It
Is uiidci stood thai Hethleheni sections
will be ued Another IniUp.ndfiit fab
ricator has taken an older lor Hi'ii tons
or fabri'-ated shapi's for an addition "
the plant of the Tr.nlor Kngincci .iik
Company lit Allei.toxxn, Pa. The gen
eral iiiiitract for tho second sictlon of
the Morrison Hotel i,l I'htcagti has been
axxardtil to John xlrllllths . Sou Com
pany, l-ridllts! A. Hons liaxo secured a
contract ror the building of a donnl
tor. at llartfotd, Conn, for Christ's
Chinch requiring 3o ton- of structural
shapes.
...
Shipbuilders iieKiitlatlug with trans
portation Interests Tor the niin-tt lulloii
or four additional lake loals are secur
ing protection Horn the mills on 1 t.OOu
tons id steel plates and shapes ror de
livery during tlio tlrst quatter of 1917.
Car builders have plans! additional con
tracts for about 7.000 tons of steel
plates xxlth Chicago mills and there
are Inquiries for about lrt.ooo tons In
the !asteru territory.
...
The American Sheet and Tin Plate
Company on Xpril a advanced Its olll
clal price on tin plate to 11.25 per base
box. but has been taking cuiint busi
ness at I t.5n per base si.
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
PIIII.AllKI.I'III.X. April ;7'r'hi"r ),"
.mall volume. llli tunes rutin; llrni XXill
Mill Criinil" "old from .l to s,. and ln-k lo
k3'i ill tti- ilo." Hoists were film l.lectrlr
and I'tohle. Tre-tlnn i. fnind llaihxav- In
vesimeut f aisl Vork It illwiiy tlrst if slmxned
tho Liiscel total sales 'Pie .uniiimry:
74i4
71
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7:i i!;uubrln Iron 4.. i
CI r.iiHlile Slorase i:', i l
l l lien Ahall . S'l 54
7-i lien A.iilull pf . 73 r."
X Inn Co N A
I'M Lake "iiii Corp... 1"'. P'
4i lli Sax . . 73'v 7'i'n
"ji I-li Vat Trim.. 33'.
pi l h Vul Trail pf. t.1'a
f.1 Mlnihill , . - Mi;
S Northern Central. x
Zd Prima II It -'''"i
IVim.i Sail 1f.-. 0i,
"I renn.i -cn in .
E. I'lilla l.'n,
r.o l'hlla Co cum pf
177 l'hlla Klec
... l'hlla Tine ..
Phil I U.ip T I c
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llixio v:ieo & 1'eo Tr is., n
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1000 l,eh Vul Trail - 3i
3"i" lh Val Coal ... t'T,',
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tomi l'hlla Co 1,1 r,s.. . loli!
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loco Phils Klec &. I"4
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l.'ouo Hulled lly lux- ti. '3
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THE BOSTON MARKET.
riOslON, April U.-Mlnlnr ahareo had firm
lone tlirouthout to (!' tradlnr, A sciisa
tlonal alv;iin.i In Keweenaw from 4 lo 4
was a feature Advances predominated
thmuilinul the H' tlxe shares. Hailroad tucks
were dull and firm American Telpfilinnn and
Teleciaph, Pulled Kitilt nnd United Khoe Ma
chinery xxern steady, but lest active. The
aurumarjri
S.I.-,.
43i Ailrenliire 3H
I'l Ahllieek 100',
VI Alaka Hold si',
I4!'i AUonuih ... . M,
II 1 American .inc.,,, i
to An, iron. I, i , ,v.:'i
IWI ArUnua Com 0
300 Arnold . . ,7'
K lluttc 4l Hal ,
l.i) Ilulle A .superior. 03
mi .iitunri a Arii!... ,4
14 Calumet K llecla..3V,
r-e Centennial ... . IX
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f"'. Cnpiicr llance. ., Mi,
IC lull XVent ,n,
ITU Uast Hutte 13
fCt Franklin o't
leoilreene I'auauea...
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ISO lland Creek. . 4X
1"0 luluiiil Creek pf,., xjii
10 l.le Ilnvale -,l,
3"0 Kerr Lake 4i
614, Keneeuaw . .. 4
4'H bake i?
311 .Xlii.on Valley. . 1
I'm M-im Con.. .. l;i,
3-", Maj tlower 3',
to Miami . .. :ri
3:i", Mb hltau .. .. :i
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I'l New Idria na,
t:r, Mpi-.iiii ... ,i,
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30 St .Maris . . 73
M Superior A lln-ton 3',
100 Tamarack . . .. i.1
330 Trinity . . i
M Tunluniiie
txn I S smeller ,.
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4I53 Ptah Ap.x. . ..
3M Plah Con. . ..
o Ptah Copisr...
t'J) Ptah .Metal. . .
73 Vliturla
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!-; Torrlnrinn . . ixi,
10s rnued Fruit .140
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M C s steel pf 114'.
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THE BOSTON CURB MARKET.
urwlviv Xnnl H -The lin.ton e'.lrll do,
lnc but and a.ked quotations follo .
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tolftVliS'., tMmisdf,ill ''."1,1 e.WJil&Sr Whi&Mit..,
4lv.t-ado
lla -tale (,.i.
IlltlCtl .1X1
liohelilla - -
lle.-nle
I'UMe aisl Se xors ...
llutte and Loo'lon
lio.ion Kly , .
liM-tnti ami Mi'iitani - -I'.laxeis
I'tl'ef 4.'i.tl-ollilaleil
I'orle
I'on-'ili'UUO l oiiper . ...
I'oi.'oliil.tlisl Xrutiua ...
I'rosu lltn-rxe ....
California Corhiu . . .
Cututi I'emenl ..t
laxi Oil . .
K.i.'le mil Illuetll . .
1'lr-i N .1 ion U I'tipiT ...
itoldlleld Con.ollililisl .
tlotuhiuii
Iron IIIu.mii
Jerome Verde ,
I.a ltos.i
Ma.'e.tic
Mi Klnley Harrath
Memcan Metal.
Mine, ol Xmerica
Ne Haiti.-
New Corneh.i . ..
N,-l.!U PoU3ll"
oitl poni.iiiou rceipl.
(l!ini Copner
( inei-o
Onnml ts i
Pilot Ilulle
SnillliM(i Ml .ill i
sen,ut MllltlU
Tril'o
Tolincih llelmotil
ToiioimIi M-illli.-Cnilcl
Venle Ktenlon
Pulled I'totit sliaruii-.
Yukon (, old
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
Wleiil Irregular liox iTIinienl lb'-
port To-dnj 4 irn teixilj.
t II o-i'lo.'k this toiiilng the Agrl
inlliir.il I'cp.iltuieiii i I Imic Un uisiil
o' the xxint'T xx-lieat el up coinlltlon as nl
April I. I'nlcss the .itllc.'l Stat." re
pnltM baxo arc illy xaggerattsl contli
tlons, the sliovxing Is not likely to leach
7'J per cent, as compared xxlth N7.7 In
liis'ember sxi In April. 1 !'!.', ami a ten
year nxciaue of S7.. Time am HUthorl
tles In the trade xvhn assert thirl a comll
thin or has been dWcnunti d. but mi
the other hand It Is lihoixn that them xxas
bujlliir ft wheat ycstei.li on the belief
that the liovin incut's n ntlltiou estimate
xxoiild not be much oxer 7-1 per cent, and
that a crop ol' under ."oo.iinfi.OOO bushels
of xxlnttr xv hen t xxoultl be Indicated, its
against i'.'..'..0nii,iini) l.iisln N last ear.
Tint .ilea sown this season xxas only 37,
2at!,ii'l" acres, isnnpaicd with 1fi,:i,",3,000
In the pievedlng .xiiir. It Is commonly
lullexetl that this tlellclciicy has Ixs'ii In
cruised by at least :S'iim,nnu acres he
causo ol h'.ixy actual and prospivtlx'e
abaudniiitii'i I of wheat lands.
Vesterilii' Jtl.irkel was r IrieRtilar.
prii.H ni"X I 'U ntpitllv In cttln-r illrecllnu
wllltlu a ix nt Imiirs snnie nf III-
larae . ..in in t ulnit house epfrators win,
haxe been I'uWI.Ii on the murket were
creilttcii tlth illlni; inure limit 3.OO0.O11O
tiusht te of x il- 11 III Ihc l")ilriii;i) p. u
Heuitii li ii" lame Hh"rte ,-ih pcretsteut
tuners durliii; the 0. the suiipmiltlou Is
IIinI the in llliel H in" as slriilued lechul
ihIIv us Iihh been Ihe ins. for sexeral
daxs Snllllieiil itollhl ihil1)tli-KK lie more
tin 1 1 1st li hui Inr liie inctiRie iili.'irpitou nf
Auieilcau he.it fnr eMnirt uciuunt Knr
elKli l.uilni: iieie yesterday approHlmuteil
i'iOO.OOo hii.hrlH, It heliig principally nf
Culiaillsu wliral.
Ariienllua Is expected l.i shlti 4,300,000
hll.hels nf tlheiil (his week Till, cellulate
lu.plre I speiiilailxe "elllne early esler
il.i.x, tiltluiuKli shlpnienta of iiitue than
.'..ono.iMio bushels wed. I y from Arseutlun
-mil Au.ti.illu are uiov In he expected
The leimr of the xvlnter whtsit and enrlni;
xxhe.it . lop news I. expecleit tn lie doml
iu.nt tn determining "" -io.i l-.i. fn
the llhci.it wheat stoi ks nl ilutuestlc farm
puliits. l'nithi'i 1 11 In. 1. 1 it I .uows were
ful ecnateil for Ihe American and I'liutnllitti
spline xvlicat districts. hihI .prim; work
In that reelun I. xeiy h-icknitril
Corn The Aicentlne 1 eru crop ,i. of.
flcljlly estlmite.l at ll. 000,000 bushel.,
urahint 313 1100.000 pint eu, whin exort(
nf ino.ooo.oon hiishelii were repnrtetl This
estimate na, taken aa suaiiestliie Araeu.
tine expmls this ear nf iiliout S3.000.ooo
himhela our luaiketr were tinner on con
llrumtlou el the kiii.iII surpluu In Areeu
tlua. Tliere were iuiikhs of , further ex
port ileuiaiiil here, toil no 1'UMlue.n was
disclosed llenuiiil 1hriiui;b cnillltdsslnu
hntises was s11111eah.it Purer, lull It wa.
principally fur shnrls. Cmiftli'tlnr cuunlry
rrpiirls were recelNe.l st'loe Hlllhorltle
telling of larner nrferliiRs from fai-iu, and
others rH Iiikr that reielptH would sltotv
fuither dlliilnutl"ii I'ei-su.e ,r lli tlx 1 1 !'
of farllieis 111 th" llelils, Ve.terdavV III.
terl'ir movement w.i, 340,000 tuiihela,
agalnat 240,000 last year. ,
(lata Although Irregular th market
cloned firm, Country selling baa not In
creased vary much. Wat weather la pre
dicted for th bait. Advlcaa of delayed
seeding ar erptctfd to b heard. While
no eiport bualneaa waa reported, tliere
ere frequent buying order for cash
houes.
I'rnM.lon. Th buying 4i for pee-
ulatlxs accotiiit, (.nine of the lam atock
yard Interests continuing active on the
bull .IUe. This demand offeet th effect
ot the alight decline In hog values.
Chicago prim:
Open- Tll4h Low. Clo4- Prer.
wheat i tnr.
May 114-4
eat. eat, Inr. dote.
11914 111U 117'4 114U
.lull 1174. 117'. I1.1'4 114-V It;
September.... tip, llt-H 113V, Ill's 1H'
Corn
May
July
Oat: ,
M .'...
Julr
for a;
May m . .
July
Lard:
May
July
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Mtxy
July
7i
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33.10 S3.W 33 07 33 30 33.13
33.90
23.40 33.43 33.91
11.37 11.47 11.M 11.47 I1J7
11.00 11.47 It SO 11.47 11. 0
13.30 13.33 IS.IS 13.30 12.V
13.37 13.40 13.13 13.40 13.31
New York wheat price were:
May
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Cloalnf.
.... 13
Petition In 44ankrunte.v.
FltliDUrtlOK IIIIVP.H, chauffeur, of 137
ei niaty-nrat streel, xvno naa oeen in
I.udlow etreet Jail under a body execu
tion on a Judgment for 115,470 In favor
or Albert H. Newman for damages for
personal Injuries, nlid a petition ill
bankruptcy ye.lenlay In the hone of get
ting out of Jail. Hainuet Welnreb. his
attorney, applied to Judg Hand for a
writ of habeas corptM. wldch was
granted, returnable. Monday next. Mr.
lleyer scheduled the above Judgment and
costs lit. 470 and another debt of 11,000
lo Herman IX'. Beyer. Ills aanets am
only 111, conslatltig of II curb and 110
In account
ntrsZITS COMPANY, INC A petition III
bankruptcy has been filed against the
Hii'Zlts Companv, Inc. dealer In d rejo.cn
aiid fura at 7 Hast Forty-eighth street,
by tmtil R Myers for tlerrlan-t)ur-stlne.
Inc. 11.613. William Lennox . 1333,
and James M. Nhaw, ll. Llabllltlee.
teo.000; aitets, 130.000.
TUB N r M. p. 1ST. motion picture
lllnir, 334 We, I I'orlx -second street, baa
tlll a petition; lUMlltle,. 131,333; asjets.
111. til. Charles II, Murrax'. Itie presi
dent. . a rredltnr for I3.',.000 salary.
Other larre creditors are Ht Ktrobrldga
l.ltlioa-raplilur Company, 13.044, and A,
Ixon llraus, 11,41
MI'Tl.lt HI.IIISTIIIN A petition baa been
filed iiicaliist Meer Hlel.teln. doing bu,t
nesa us the Umpire Hair XX'orku, manu
facturer nf liuiusn hslr roods. 30-33 i:at
Kourteentli street, hy liHlchln.ky llros,
14ti, K Kallnek) A Co, 45. and S.
lllaufarb A- Mui. 1347
riti:iii:iU4K 1: T0XVNHND. nrchltect,
1.30 West 113th tr. et, has llbsl a p.
tltlon. xxlth lUhllltlra 110.433; aaiets,
li.iil. Aiiiong the creditors nt. the
IteprrstmtHtlxn ss-urltlea Company, 13,
0X6 on notes; starrett A Van Vleck, 13.--.'.O.
nitmey loaned, and J. Walter Bell,
12,000.
JAMlvrt I,. WIMtotT. 1473 Broadway, ha
tiled a peltlluli. with llabllltte, of 134.
400 contraetrd III Ixull1lle. Ky for
prlnllnc. udxerttslna-. lint and merchan
dise, nnd Hact 13 cash. Anion the
creditor, am Mrs Kannle and 8. 14.
Lewis. .00, N. J. Mo,s 13,000. Stan
dard Printing Company 1500 and Tran
jylxanla Casualty Injurant, Company
AHKAHA.M P.ACIII.1.S'. salesman, of 1393
XX a-lilnuion sx-enue, formerly a hatter
ut '.'lie Third axeiiue, has fllwl a l
lltinn. with liabilities 13,307 and aels
3.3.. I He iitsde n.n atslgnmcnt on
September 31, 114.
HUIttlKHT W HEAnCK. detectlxe, 3
I.lberty street. ,d, tui (l pstuion. with
liabilities 11,333 and no assets Most
nf tho debt, were contracted In Phila
delphia for merchandise, telephone, an
tomoMlo hire, flowers, storage, dentistry
s'ld dcttors. He lis. sixteen creditors.
llankmptry Schedules.
A. xx- MAfniCK. INC. women's wear at
100 I-lftb avenue, hss nled schedules,
show lnc liabilities 1 5.-173 and a.scU
413.390.
W1CTOH l.UIHOXX IT. dealer tn .llk.
woolens Hinl dress good, nt 74 Usst 1 0 1 ti
street, has tllel schedule-, shoslnc Its
M'lttcs 13.1X7 and as.els f-,0.
fleeeixer lleiilr.1.
.IAMKS s Jl.NKl.V.s Judijr lltnl has de
nied un application fnr s ri-celxer for
.lames s', Jenkins, book.eller .ind sta
tioner Ml 14 i:.ist Corly-elithth street, but
ordered I'lurle. SIioiikoo.J .1 Soli., the
I'fllclal stn'tlorteers. lo lake pu..e..tfn
of the H.-etK. sell them St the store at
auction on lll-e dais loilt. s to creditors,
mid In hold lbs proo-rde Until a trustee
l uppolnte. .- i. n Mppotut.'d Ilemsrd
I .xta-i'orr. I n-.i.ri k II Hsr.Fi nd
ii-, .ir XV. I'i ledenrl, h sppral.er.
Itei-elter Appointed.
li I' K l'l!l-;ssl:i MIJTAI. I'O Judge
IVstek of the supreme Court lias ap-!.-in!ed
ThouiHS Hill Low retetcrr. t.ond.
43. .'.on nf ihe H I" K Pres.ed Metal
impsii. a New l.irk iorporaiinu xvlth
SrfleHrnt.nl-. in IhK ll and plant :4
Itridaep.irt, t'onn . in proce.-dltiir-. foe a
dlK-olilt on of lho cumpHr), which ws.
In tirpi.t ..ted lit September, 1513. s-lth
ctpllal .link. S.M. out), brought t'V two
dtret tnr. Irs inr Itii'.nid and John Slater,
t.ial.lllttes nre fn.33 and a..ets small.
M". .if Hi. nets a! llrldKoptirt were
sold by a receiver lliere. Amoiif the
r. liters arc the Klrst Vatlonal n.nk
or Hrblceport. 413, "On, Cu or nrldse.
port. 170') taxes, i. -.1 Ihe llrldceport
llrass I'ompinj-. 13.300.
Ills .ludinienl Knlered.
AH.xMiAiti:. liot.tx KtKi.ns or costx.
Itlf.X- JllilKllient for 1177.3X3 by default
w,is entered xe-terilsy scstiis" the Aban
aarez in, III rbdils nf I'.i.tii lllca, which
hsd a'l ulttie nt 17 Halter) plsce. In
f.ii.ir of Mllito I ' Keith on lwent
elalit lime, nisije t.etwiell 41'loher '.'X,
1313. and l'i-Uru.r -i. 151C T)i com
p.nx' Wrfs incorporated four esr. SCO
with capital rt"'k. I3.i'O0.oon
Asstatinieiils.
K A It I'P A llll. I., composed or O.wald M
K.rpf and I. -ul. Hill, manufacturers of
womin'. h.t!. at 3- Hroiol streel, haxe
tllti-le un H-.lKllt'ient to ttslph Copland.
MXlltltlS MliltltlMjN-, nhnleaala and re.
tall ilealef In butter and ecg, at 1K5
Iitiane street and also at o .lenntni:.
.'ri-et, llronx, has m.ds nn assignment
to Herman Hetman.
THE PITTSBURG MARKET.
I'lrrsilt ItC. April l.a belle Iron and
Steel was II nn and ai'llie. elntiii.- at a calu of
point Pure Oil was small fraction
hnrher al .J.. Ciulcd Stales lila., was straih
at 30. American XVIndow Ola. Muchliicn
clo-ed at 33. a fratloiial adxaife The sum
mary :
('pen lliili l,nt riot
Sale, ins e.t r.t in:
4' Am XX 4,1 Mi-li .mi, r." .-,i, t-3
1-., Am XV r; Mch pf ifjij i.-,:;i, p.:i t.vt
l.i Am Win lila.s pf.lut m.i f! io.i
1 Crucible Steel pf list,, 111, lp,l, p;t,
370 Columbia lia . 13'. !; c, p;
P, llarbitoii XValker l xi i 4
(-i'm f.a llrlle IAS .'-4 , (.4 t.C,
'.XI I.a llelle 1 A S pf ti 13X 13X I3X
tto Nat Klleprnnf pf I'l pi pi 19
173 Ohio Kuel Oil . IX', 1.1, iii ixxi
14 Pitts Plate lilass .11.1 ir, u; nj
.ti Pure (III x', 1, ls li
l.n Pilt.l'iirs o A li ', na tn; ji
an! Ito.s .Mining .. . in c. 10 1:,
pi San Toy 10 10 I'i 10
17.1 I' S lilass :m ;n no
r. Wrsiinch x 11 t.w, its', i.in, irn,
bo Wraiinsh Eire '-'' i"'. i..-., ia,
PONDS
H Pitts Hirw . r.i ij r..i u;
FINANCIAL NOTES.
.Insrpli .1 loiiKhllu. for flfieen ve.ira eon.
llected with the II rm id Taller A Itublnsnn,
Iihs been s'ltulttcd In a ceneial partner
ship.
Il .1. Itoseiib.iuni. Paul Mfinian. V. I,
Salniniin John XX, Ibiinuitind n ml Siiriiu-I
II. lilli.lieri; haxe tiecn elected members of
the Ctlllsolldltled Slock IlM'hllllfie.
The Itrush llle.'lrlc I'ltiupany .if italxei
Inn, a stlli. Ill In rx- of CltleH Serxlce Ciimpani.
hits ."Id to Klein .t Keen of Phlliiiielplilit
41,000,1100 of lis 3 per cent tlrst mortgage
bonds.
The luucrsoll Kami i.'inupiny has de
(hired 11 dividend 'll Ihe couimnn slock of
30 tier cent In cnsli uud 30 per cent, stock,
pitiable Apill 211 tu stock of record
April II
l a mcelii'K or 1 iril of dlreclnrs of
the I'lfth Axeiiue i.iuk yesterday Holland
IS Midline of Xtiiiil'i'c, I'.itit . (
elected h nunilicr to succeed the luts
lardnrr Wetherbre.
The (iuuriiiily Trust Company hut put
llsheil a revised edition of Us "Digest nf
Ihe 1'ederal Ite.eixe Act." Including all
amendments passed In dale It presents a
short and coiiiprehrnalx e outline of the law,
Arrangements are being made for an
Issue of 15.000,000 nf the alllhnrUed 110,
000,000 capital stock of His perliuni Mini
Corporation, niul official iiiinouiicenienl I.
expected III the near future. A syndicate
is being formed tn underwrite the Istue.
The ituariiuty Trust Company aioiouui.es
Ihe apisiliiliiirnt of Alexander Phillips,
Mccrelitry of Hie 1'ulled Stales MoriKuge
.ind l'rut Company, as Its fnrclxu repre
-eiititlve. MKtniliul Met, as.lsiaiil 1111111
nger of lb" f"l els; 11 department, was ap
pulnied slauih American represeittullxe, and
Adam It. Morhum asalttuit mtnagar nt
Ihe foreign department,
4
The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railway Company
ltl.OHIIANlZATI4!4.
To Raider sf tflrst and Refunding Mortgage 4 M-Tear (lold Rand of Th Clnelnntl,
iiaioiiton ana uayion iMiiway t.onipanyi
Holders of such tieneral Mnrlgair Hold Mnnd.. due ItMA, nf th same Company
hate tint already been sold lo I tie Itrnrianlrallon .Manager) and
llntdar of P1rl Mortgage 4'i 4(i.Ver Held Bond of The Plqu. and Troy Branch
Hailroad Company 1
Considerably more than a majority of the above bonds and of The Cin
cinnati, Dayton and lronton Railroad Company Firit Mortgage 5 Fifty-Year
Gold Bonds having been deposited, the Reorganization Managers have this day
declared operative the Plan anil Agreement of Reorganization of The Cincinnati.
Hamilton and Dayton Railway Companv, dated 1-ebruary 15, 101b, In order
to ittford to holders of the atx.ve bonds who have not so far deposited, an oppor
tunity to participate in the benefits of the Plan, the time for receiving deposits
is hereby extended until the close of business on MAY 15, 1916.
Dated. New York, April 7. 1916.
KUHN. LOIB CO.
Reorganization Maofr.
DEIMHil rARIK.
For first and Refunding Mortgage Bond nf
The Cincinnati. Hamilton and Hayton Hallway tiompatiri
BANKF.RN THt'ftT COMPANT.
14 44 all Mreet, New Tark.
for General Mortgage Bond, due Itwa. of
The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Way ton Railway Company I
U'AHANTT TRENT COM4 ANT OF NF.W TOM,
140 Broadxtay. New Tork,
For II n I Mortgage Bond nf
The I'liiua and I ray Bianrb Railroad Company I
TIIK l.lJUITABI.r. TRIIP4T COMPANT OF M.W TORK,
a; Wall hlreel. New Tork.
The Cincinnati, Dayton and lronton Railroad Company
To Holder of First Mortgage :"r AO-Tear Hold Bond nf the abot Companyi
In order lo afford to holders of the aboxn bonds who have not. so far deposited under ilia
Deposit Agreement dated January 2s, tlUA as amende!, an opportunity to participate In the
benefits ol the Plan and Agreement ot Iteoriranltatlnti ol The. t'lrclunatl, Hamilton and Daxtoti
Hallway I'ompany, dHd February I.',, 1'Hii, which has been declared operatlxe by the lloir
gai'lMtlon Managers imllcn I. hereby clien that thr. time for rnelxlng depoiila la etend(sl
until the rlooe of tiu-lnoss on MAT I.X, mill.
Dated, New York, April 7, lylu.
41.4 IN W. KHKCII. Chairman,
I lti:ilt;ill K II. Mltl'.MAN,
I.. F.ltMt'NIIH .ACKEIt,
l.'nninilltee.
LYMAN ItllOAlll.S. M.I'ltKTAIlV.
37 Wall Rlreet, .New Ynrt
THE KQL'ITAIII.K Tltt'ST COMPANY Ol' NI.W YOltK. DK.I'O.IITAHY.
37 M'all Htretit, New York.
CONSOLIDATED NEVADA UTAH CORPORATION
Silling Around 62 cents New York t Boston Curbs
OWNS
PIOI Hl: PAI'IFIC R 41 1, BOA n
MANHATTAN t'OFPEK ti liOLII MINIMI CO., NKVAUA
HALF MOON MINE. PIOI Hl;
IMPF.RI 4,1. 4i(ll.lt A tOPPKR III.MNC CO., I'RlMrO. IT A II
NKVA11A I TAII MININfi (II.
TELCPHONi: MINK. FIOI'llll
AM AI,(i 4.M ATKD PltM HK MINM A SSI Kl.TKIIs t'ORP.
l OHIO KKNTI'4'K V t'ONMM.I I) AT1.II Ml.MMi It),
PIOCHK M ATF.K t'OMFANY
W. L. FLEMING, Specialist
Tel. 176 Broad 40 1IHOAD ST., M'.IT YORK
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.
BUT I'UIt -Thf a xfyt uoti JfMr
dy of !vc. on .,,; good KVrfltabl? Gr-df.
Tills w raul ly m)i lucr tu the X
cttptti. nffr Homo of tlir receivers hm!
earrttM orr kfo- k frum tlir dny t.efvr
Trail I mi; uk ultififlnh tl dety, m- hu
blt(, the hlg" ltiit liM-a Ii4rn rertLhft
onU lht thi t'-Hi rt r.up,!if h tr f
lowfr. Tlie ilniian-l wub prliKlpally t-r
bfit tablp ntinp:4 'Uir wn Uttl 1)1 !;
In tli" umjf rnr.ii1en Murptt i'loiJ phv
lrK!i r?ruii"r extrc, nre, 3114 -i
3T. . hlKlier M-orlitj; lot. n;t,gav. . iit-fi.
33tiJ4' , fftulKU. .t5 . tltird. ;n t
3K , ui.faitt.i. ftti. . Z''iZ . fr!:up
to i.liut.r. 3Sf3i,.i eiris It - .
tlrM. Zl'l2'li I Punil.. 2 a ' 3 r J aJ 4 , x ,
tr.tr.lK, .ISiri SSc.i "tut ttmrv thnht, ,T1 -f
3i'j' i Koot tn I'ritfi'. 3 '? a ; rno
lr., extrfv 31 uril S1 : tlr-t"- -y'-iVSOr .
Udl. !lrtf. 11 7 . ih kliif; ci4M i,
rill.tx:- Ttiff- 1 tr4.lii.K
tri1rt 11H m' ii wi'ia ttitttTir4hl t 1 1
(ifffrt 11 tt Ir m k f'll i i4ii ,if Kiipa i" l'iM
KliorifTt m f r "hnptiitiaf h tit mi f r'i
Tli'tr err nr1:i tr m .ili'xjtit f jr '.4
VSH-l h!urk4 ni. t il!" ii.nrr l.n ihl.
ti4n. 4 th-lr tfi.ttHrii' T1i Ki'rtvv tlMt
KtipTImikI nuifi t..k niorf I w-p .iitl t li "f
U I10 other tijHt k I 1 1 tdf mjix hi
b hu.l, M-ifkM ..- J pt.-iiir I'ri.fa.
tAt, vb"'' i ii K H it- " I v
lPUr., Mint imi, !
I fii ti , ' . ui r 4t
Itllal lldltie. S .1
i4;o frhii t:.
Chevrolet Motor
J.K.Rice,Jr.4&Co.
Phone, 4001 In 4010 John 34 XX'ull St , S' Y
Imike.
"Oltl .'St,. . Nt"
f 19c ; nenrl'V
hronn. :itr: ' .
Mate. 3S -I 3',li
.elf Ie.. .1.'. --7 31.-
zzn 'ie: K"n"
.1 er
i;i.
Xltie-I- He. Iiel.l.
I !Xc ."-l.tle ,lf't..
. irretil iiiske
II S ( I '
' f.l.-l that ie-eiils
jesiirtlsy uero ahe.il of ili,,ee r.n the sain
4x Is.t tteek the tnurkei wa. .n .treiic
an. I tratllllr" SO sctlie tiat there RII" I
eenersl S'lx ill' e ot Till. HI Ills Horste
pj.-kul V3c . tlie Illtlte.t price fnr null
nock exer known on this iitarKe! at ilil.
eson The ciMlipetltlon f.-r t"l" April
psik ef tor torsse I. .ironr an1
prices leek .n liltli thsl inxny think tltem
(tanserotis. The seas.'l I" 1u.ly three neek
Ute The itetll.ltl.I na It'll! I'l1""
pr-llMply will It'll he lower iin'.ll slier
lls.ler I'rl. e. I re.ll R.lltereil, CMI.IS
:S, 4 J4' slnrjce ln-lied tlrle. '. i
extrat tlrst- '-'.i - il-t. :"t "
.-.. ,..-nh.l, LOI.nLUA.c dlrlle. S'o '.
1M n I?'," . Clli . ks. I
hennery tthttes. V'.tt., ,
llllxej .'3 l,c . iltlrU.
Marvlin.l slit Hsltl'liore.
XX'e.iem ami Soulhern.
If'.-
I.IX'I! l'til-1 Tin XXltlle ihere were no
e!alilliiie.1 pilie. ster,ls there suj
1U lent traillna t't 'luclc nio.t '.ines. I eel.
lnc was weaker than on the ,iy reinre
Tra'te In 'lay I h' acllxe :,. I the it
iiiaml Is fur heaix- fowl-, uliuli are .ir.-e
I'rrnilunis up to sc. .ire t I n isr pill Inr 'e
slraMe fotxl" Thele wire enine l.m,;
lslsii't duirklliiB-' uiioinr ihe receipts .i ml
llie.x snlil . hlll at- 30c. Market max
he a flfl lower toil.it I'rltes: row Is
li 11, e . clli. kens, I.-lit?-- ; e'-l lootrs.
13c; lurUe).. ino. I tin-he. .'Ic. ee.,-,
l;',i!3c, plBeoli.. J.'.' .1 pall, eulnen
i'.0rit'.' p.ilr
l)itlt'i;i' 1'itri.niv xxinie tif.h ki.ie.t
fowls i"tti.tllllle I th. I'lllk et 'he troll re
celpt.. Utile with tiarely emillllll tn .ul'P'x
lite tlent.tli'l I rl !"w! hi" itttlvltti: '.i
r-eiter enler ainl ai'ra.iini: toiire ait'iiilon
III,) rno-ilil- were in light eul't'lX Hll'l (7 I
ilclii.ilt'1 There wei. 'ew lurkc)-. I"t
en. inch I" Mipp'' Ihe le.ti.n I l'roMi
potlllry Is In the h.tnil nf slrntie nperilnrs
There ta a cis. prnlll in cxtrxttiiii; In
tlie froien line XX llll lll'kix- XI I '" :!' .
all linliear.1 nT price, tl , an he seen win!
i an occur then ihe imply I. Igltl Little
nf the froien si.n k Is K'lliti; Into In. r
cnilsllll.pll'in- t-p'-ctll l! "- nan nio-t . f 'I
Markel i In.-I le" I'ru.s. I'tllkexn.
XX'e.teril Ill-it"' all.) Iomi". it pi ke.l
fsncx, liOtillJi fair in rou.i. ii I'll
chickens, I- t" l'"x- XXe.lern milk f.-I. 17
tilth'., cum Iril lii'l 1". i"iilL. 1- !-"
tio. ilry pli ke.l XXe.i'rn i'.n n. .ml otf
In ilnren. '.'il. . 41 to 17 II'-., Is','- ; mulct
till Ilo., I II." . XXe.tern. 'Hi lil.ki-l. Ih
ami oxer. tni II",' 4 1 llie.. Iti'j . :'.
lt. ami timlcr, lotj. . XX'i ,'crn e-.ti.le, I.
lame. Itl'y . "''I rouelere, T , -il'isli"
prime while I" .1" i. il"in. .. J.". :
Ili , II " II'- 111.'". Inrket. Hoin
.elc.'leil iollllC heti.. t'.'.' ."tt.- . loin-, "'.t '
:i.",c. No 'J. .'n o .'."'. . hrilllrr., I. In l"s
wuis an. I I.ltht Coinpsn-. I ho ihe,
"chuol will t,e t llirtirsxllle isklu, whete
the cn.leu ,,r,-i, , tmtnlnK
.i.i"".il'ra"'.11' of ,,,c I'r'i'liKili.n ami ills
tritiutlon ,if natural as. ml ..I;
the Northern t,hln Tts.-llm, il t.lj.-ltt
I militant , win. I, recently orUrre.! is.nn.
i n.'; Increased Hie or.ter to
furix Of thin iMimher tlfteen win r-
sleel Interu-I.all tar' I tent.le .leel
uty cars l..i. h ,-sr will i.e e'lulpne 1 with
four iinttnr
The Santa ttslpartl nml l,e-tr .
r .Vl',''"'1,- n '"' 11 " "Ul'M'llsry nf t,r l'-
tornla l.-li-m, im, v,,u. , Ju. (Ji-.
II. nuiMamiiite J.I..0 ti. morie.ce
i..1" ,,,J1"!" 'r l'J!iieiil .lull 1 h!
.... I'". 4rls.i8c of U.OiiD.li'lO ha
.7 'linrlr.e.1 l,y Ihe cultiliani i.ml
I i'J , b0,,,,K' !"'"e. ' .11 ,l" r
hi- iimneai:. i,Hi ,r. pr, i,a., i,y
ttnrt Is Itil'mul I'ninnileetoii 1 1, , ,,,
l'sii repuiti. f,.r the jenr n,le, ".,ru,r.
-' tn earnlriEs of J3.H..;:i ami net
yilotitiE from Ihe aim,,! reVorl nf ll,e
fo.timhhi ti.. , i:i.,r.. i-Atupj,,;. V r
leVnre ,. ""'" '"' lartrer than ever
I, Imll I ,,'',",.,Lrr',","MI"""' ''"
hi. I wim1"' "'""''re we, I under ,
XI hi. h will proie HiIxuntHVi our tn Ihe
i:;! - I'nine'tl.ite ,ulr'. a ml
in ress.l e. so thereafter." ' Hie nf the,.
rm. . Vu';?ul,.'""" or "I" ie
X u . .mi1 J,"?l,",,iV "'.''" Vlrs-ln',,
inent iu.I .:.t!7 eiisiiiiiirrs kii, I t, ..
in. ilep,,rnnfin. .:.i riie
a i ot ...i ., pr.., ",J J';r 7,:;
tr... . utilitK, w.-re rei.,n...l .,. n
- ' -et will, l7.Mf .,, f ,r -
jar.,,,,,... ,',oi.4.;;. Mw '! r, r, V ' '
v.',. I si.ipni,. J.'.'I'.M as
.;;!,:i:.,.i,'v:;-;0t('t:.::':;,j!r:;;:;!
or ilime'lllonli: r -r ft-'"
l-"' ire, . hi, fl M..
THE BAITDI0RE MARKET.
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Vtc ; tow XX
oier 1. illl
nl. I rnin-ters, 1"
XXe.lem. I Ml i'l
. , nni ll-il tall. , ill 'I
li' In l.o. Il, CI. f- I. .'It I"
. i:t tn 17 in. . i'.'. ,
. i'O.'. t.-l in 17 li' V'l 'i
.K-rii l.-,e,l nn ,ii an-l
, in ij 'i.t 17'. i f .
. .Ill' ks. le'l'U I' in I. '.'! .
. i;i I se, Xlctern. I.". .(I'll-
PUBLIC UTILITIES.
The Tennessee Ittitltmt, I.ikIii -im-1 I'ower
I'oitiimny In lis iniiiual lenort for Hm ic.ir
1 I r. Imllcalcil ilia!, while the Imiu.tihtl
itepreH.lou of t is u Hie tel I Itm -f tin
ciiutpali) !! 1 1 li il".l lliiiitiKh tii"i or 9-,.
lliftliy new ci.iilniil. wi.e ut.i.le fnr pnner
XX'ltell Ihe new -.1 mi ircln-r-i ' ll.ir plnhl III
I'arltf rsvlllc -imi the hir nl, plum
at liieul l'ells lite iniupl'.eil -he ..ni.
stlt will have :...00,t hot e pnw.-t htilrn.
cleclrle ctitiiti-tit . I.e.nleK th-- .. . 'imi lii'i's,.
power which II hue . ..nl I ... tr.l l-n -tltli
III rilatlall'"' t tltl'l I I mil rt i till I
I'uwer r'UliV'l- I'.e lluproi i incli(t shown
ill lie! uml Kl'n.s for the iat tt, i- .lnc lo
siltlltifintl p'twri i..iiulni!s aii.l to ihe tm'
lust rainfall ami stnnin flow, which
eualileil the plants In suppl) per i nt.
of ill" inwrr reiiulrrni'Mttt.
l-'ri'tu .In mi.. r v I in Man h :.l i'ic t.iu
ersl lllectrh- I'liiupaitv sc. nr. -I new oiiieti-
tottllllUiT apprnvlllialely J,l.ilft0 nml Till,
wouiil nii'ite ihe tinutl.il ta.i. ahiiul $1'-.'
OOU.tlllll Willie II N Ullxlle In e Uniuto
Ihe ea l't hueliires nieieli- iiii tin" lui.U
of one iiusrier. ii 1. iniere-tim; in note
that III lt'13. Hie hi si tenr Mir coinp.iuv
has hail, tho in'lilii" nf ,,i!.h whs llll.
114.11'.'
The llnlierli i liiii,iu..il ,i, '.LI. Ii n, . in
liectloti Willi Mie lli'iiier Ills hii-I I li-r
trie l.lvlll l'"lil"illi hse Iriilm'il so until
selecicit sirs, Ilia, cs ur tht t.,lnil.nl Inni .
to lieculne etc cffiil ami i-fl I- ,ao put, If.
utlltli' iiperiilors, uiinuimces niut il will
estutillsll Itiu mlilltlnual c.nlel schools Hue
vlll 1's al Tole.to, where the laitets will
work In rumiectloii nllh the I'tilclu Hail.
. -.' "., ., ni
I" I illitllien Tri. I K,
'.'. 4"nn.nt I'oil . 'in
1 I nn.nl I'ower tin
. I iin.n! I'oilor pf. in
l"7ii I'o.ilen O i;,.. ;i
:i i"o.iii ii o ,t n pr 4
im Hon. inn Oil ,t ti .
i xlc- a .xte,. ii ink "
. IVnn i XX" A ' ;
I''. -Hpitlpi I
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3"i XX.iilaml O A li .
TlONIls
t X I' Lute I m, . i i
.'" 1 llu a.i) Hi -,. .,ti.
l'"i it nt It i .. ! jini"
'' "t I'uy nl H :u,.. 'i-t i
in i ny nf lla! i, pun,
n" Carolina tu 4.
'"H'tnlnll I'n !.s 'ei.
1 "i'n fun lia. I ' j. ..:!
Inn I'nu I'ower 4'.. ii'4
I : .i I'n., , n .. -f ,
t" t.lkhiirn 1'url '. I ..'.
I n.n llnii.lnu 11-1 II i t f ; ,
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""i r i: a i: y in.- a
"' I It .X II I lnc i. x. . .
I.lxe s,.u Mnrkrl.
nil'ltSH.XX'. April
lie. eip nf liecish were X.3 hc.i.l. all fn.-
'i.ij
H"'.
l'".
'IT'
p. ii.
l.'i
13 x
II!",
It.'ij
sUuk'lilcn
i liars w a. m,
-.tine Tin.
iijn,l,.ril,' r, .
lunlll-'l lire
iimiriers uml rll,-..
, h uck Hti, pan.
Miller wen- se lnc al
ami rll, I- al I I 'i IT,
I.' -I 14.
I l-i-ilpi . nf I ,
Hie Ui. II kl'l lleinalnl w
linn t,, .- hitrher. w lih
uf t lie pen. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1, i r li
III JJI 111 all per lilt 11,.
"nn me rxi-epnnu nr 3 car.
' 1 1 .ulr uf Import im-,. in -,.
feelluK wa, slcaili wl'ti
UH- i-pe.-te, t,,r l rl-1 it
I I" er was Minw for l,l,.,l
hill innre -ictlte for
I'ltc ilre.se, I n.Hlte
M u 1 4c. per II. . I.m,.
chili k uu t
United States Smelting
Refining & Mining Co
To the Holder of Ihe ft Hold Netaa H
4h I'MTKII STATEiH HXIF.I.TINO BE;
HMMI ft MINIMI COMPANY. ImimnI
t'nilcr anil In Acinnlanre xsllh an 10
ilenture nf Trust lie! ween Hol.l 1'ompaatr
anil the nt.ll rill.4INV TlttUST IIOI
I'ANV, Trustee, UiMcJ Jus I, 1U
and
To Ihe OI.lt TOl.ONY TRCIST TOMPAMT,
Trustee Under the Ahoxe-.MenUoaed
rlenlurel
You are hereby notllled that th t'KITHB
M'ATIlrl MXIKI.TINO IIKKININO M114
IM1 I'K.XII'ANY has. In acwrrtanc with
Ihe terms of said Indenture, elected to pr
pay ami redeem on June 1, uts, at til
nillie nf the Old Colony Trust Company, In
Ilostun, .Massachusftt, all of tht not,, la.
sued and oiil.tanitlii under said Indenture,
oy thn H)mnl of Ilia principal stun
thereof and a premium of on per en1,
1'') thereon and Inters, t accrued un in
.Inns 1, IMS, the data fixed fnr prepayment
and redemption.
In accordance Willi lha term of aald In
denture, the United males Smsltlnf R4rii
Iiik A MIiiIiik Company will, h-for Jun 1,
1914, ilepo.lt with the Old Colony Trait
rniiipaiiy, Trustee, a eum of mony uf
ficleni to pay, on the terms above alated. aJI
nfthe nmes issued and outstanding- tindar
said Indenture, and In arrordanc with th
lerms of ssld indenture tlie said notea wtll
be due and psyabla on .tuna I. 1 441 41. th
date enecliird fur redemption. All nolea pes
senled fnr payment at the time and plaee
ahoie.nisnlloned will be radeemed and cm
celled! and from and after June I, ll.
Ihe dstn tlxed fnr prepayment and redemp
tion, Ihe notes issued under ash! Indenture
till lease Iii ilr.iic Interest and the holders
of said notm shill thereafter look fnr p -ment
only tn Dm sum dtpotlted with, or
hi-td hv, the Trustee,
I'MTKI) STATUS SMKLTCNfl niCKlN'tNO
A .XIIN1NU riJMPANY.
Hy I' XV llATOIlllLDCIt, Treasurer.
M'TH'l: TU IIOI.DIII'H t lie
l-.IIIK A .IMlsKV llAll.ltllAII t'OMI'IWT
II'. .Ml-tear Mnklii I uml liold llonds.
NOTiri: is iii;iii:in- uivi;v mai tiuar-
amy Trust t'nmpany uf Nut Vmk, aa sue
e..nr In The HianiUrd Trust Company nf
New- Xnrk, Trust, ti undnr Klrst Morlxm-t
dated .luiie sstlt, l0i, hereby Invite,, pur
suant tn Sictlon 2 nf Article II nf the iliip.
pleinenial Indenlurt, ilsled Januarv Slid.
191... pr.'pn.ala fnr tits sale lo the Flnklnir
l unil on May atli, l!t, with ccriil In
terest to Hi it date, of as many bond, of
thn ahuie l.-iio as can b ptirohssid for the
nun of Twenty-fix thousand dollar..
il:j.000i I-. . i Ie, I prop., ..Is will hs received
at the Tltl s- IlKI'ARTXI HNT of the un
derslirned. ,Vn, 1 10 Slrnadway New YnrkCltv,
up tu 10 n-ilu.-k A .Xt. on Friday, Mav Mli,
19K, wlirn Uu earns will ,e opened and
bonds offered at the lowest price, not e.
reedlmr llil'i nf pir .ind accrued InHrest
tn Ihe i-Hilit ne,-e..jrv to exhaust ssld
sum wil tn aci-epte.1 Kach nfter nf morn
than II no'i in In pal iitnouni uf lion, Is shall
he niadr siiMi t io seceptattce In part, In
l.l III" HKl-recate nf the nflers shall SI
i-eed the aitinunl of money niallahl for
Ihe riiteniptinu of bonds onered Th right
Is ri-serxed tn rrteel any slid sll otters.
Ill'A'tANTY Tltl'KT fOMI'ANY HI' NKW
YOtlK
Hy CIIARI.IVS II SAHI.V. rtxeldent.
listed Apr, sill. 1916.
votii'i: Tti itc'i.niins or
r.F.NK4; HIVKIt lltlllto ll CO.
Ilrsl xiorlaaie ', fti.r. I. old Itumls.
Mrii'K IS IIKIIHIIY r.ivns- ihai Guar
anty Trusi t'nmpanr of New- York, aa suc
cessor ti The Mandard Trust fompiny of
Kits nrk. Truaire tinder llr-t MnrUcac
datrd Jun 1st, 1907, hi rebv Invites, pur
suant tn fectlon I of Artllle II. of the
Supplemental Indenture, dited Janusrv
5nrt, 131 prnposa s for ll.i sul In the
Slnklnc Vund un .xtHy th. 1914. with ac
crued Iniorrsl tn that date, nf as manv
bnnds nf th.- Ml-ve issue us cm he pur
chased for ill. Mini n' Twenty Ihnusand
do'lars (KO.O'i'll Sealed prnttosa's w-lll h
rei;elve. ..t tin- TltfwT IIIII'AltT.XIKNT nf
tin umlers.Biir.i, .si, iio tlroadirax, Nets
York I'lty, up "i '0 o'cloik A M on I'rl
da. May .'111. 191"!, when Ilie .line will b"
opened and bonds oftered nt the lowest
price nn! exccdinir ItOe f p,)r MI), ftr.
- rU"l llltercs- in the etel,l tie.es.sari- to
exIlHIl.t -aid stun. Mill l-e ai-ieptrd 1-laell
nrfir of mi-, -t.aii f! OOo p-.,. ip.,' amount
t,f 1-in-ls .hi!1 h'- made .ulile, t tn sc-replan-e
ill pi--t, I'l c.oe lh- acreanto of
the nfter .lo, I ex.-eed the nllin-ltlt of
money ai-sllahle for the r..!entpl!ti nf
hontls offered The rlphl Is ri served to
relei-t ant stl-l a! nflirs
(JfAItANTY Tltt'ST ''XtPANY OP NIlxT
. YOltK.
It." I IIARt.lb It S.XHI.S, I'll .Idenl
liale-l Apl' 'ill. fill.
tux iiilsiiw ami isii:ki:st.
hesn
. to
th
The International Nickel Co.
Preferred Stock Dividend.
. qimrtTlj dlvlijotxl nf on HTifl ofi hcttf
pr ill' nt h Vlf-tcrr 'n ii h
il- limi hf 1h. po.ih.1 Uu) j, i 1 1
llir prf'c't. , Mm Uho iJit! of r ord at
ry? of itijMii.! . I'ii4;
JAMES L. ASHLEY,
f-e A rrc.is.
.Sew X nrk April ' It-
United States Smelting
Refining & Mining Co
r-t" llirectors i.f the fi.lle 1 s at- Milelt.
lnc It. t'ti K ,t Xtllili.K t ', ii - p . n hale
are, ,, ,i ie ,.r'y ni , t Iph.i of 4 p, r . . ,,t
'XT'-, -it - per Mi.il, . on i ij, I'relcneil
tiiplt.ll "!.. I, ; anj ,i .;lilJ. ,.i ..f . . .,,
d i i' " . .-'tar- ' .-ti tl.e I iMiiiiiiiu 4 miil.it
Mini., pav-il.le Xpril 1- It'll o si I,,
h-i ,erf nf r,-cord a-i the i -e nf p.j ,tt..a
Xp- , ' . ' !'
V XX II VMMIIH.plrrt T-.aillr
kin i.M'i tisx i - iiixii".s7 i sr.
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Til" It" II I "f 111- - . - '.a e , i ,l .e
t'ar. . fie I u.ir 'il,t . t!n-,lrtll nf
l, e, ..i, II., I"l.-f. I -...l ..-.K nf It, I, I ,n.
pal.i p.,, i'.'. Ap'i .... J.H'j It l-,fe,r
.-,,, Kli-il-i.-r, nf r, ord April I.'., in..
Tran-fer ll.t..k- f ,r lh.f.-rr. , sin. k w-lll
he it.i.ed f-nin April li, ! . April ; . l'.I4,
both d-i ' a li,. i'i-.-
x'ln i k-i w i i, .
I I. Ill, I. IS Treasurer.
Ann "'Iii
i si 1 1 ii -si x 1 1. s nt urn t; i ii."
1,90 Hr...,l..a S. w oil,, April f'tli. 1?1
t'h. II ...I'd of IMr. c'OIH of tin. t'nlted
Mate- Itulihcr icimpiiiv ha, this day oa
cl.ittsl from i lot prnlt's .1 qil l r terly dl I I
detnl ol rw.i i" i ..li' I I'rl nn the I'lrat
I'rcferri.l U aii-1 -i iluirtnrli dtli.tcud
of tine an-l I'lK-hslf per rent 1 1 I, r-r , on
Ihe St-cnu 1'1,-f, rreil Mo. k of lite I'liin-
pan), in Mftihliiil.l.r. of "oir-l al 1 .' M on
.s-atllldti, Al",l 1 ..111. 191i'.. pill'i'i, will
nut , n-mi: of the Trausf.-i tin..!.- April
.'It. I'.'lii
XX li I'AltMISr" I'.., surer
r 4 1 nr i, As, , i.i.itiutii (ti7
tilt Mcll'l iniitll.er ill fsr the thr
ln.,11 r 1 1 s .-i III u Miirill lllet. I'll, wl lh
isle of ?! ... 1" l ell.! e up ill the ' tipnn
capltitl M '. 1, of this I ', .Ii, pat. I will le pM 1,4
nn Xpll' I . llil'i. m sh-iri'liohlers of ie..ird
St I tisa nf I., 1. mesa Mal'll Tl I'' ! l! The
iran.f'r i," 4s w ir no- !. . 'osej i'he,-u.
for 1' e II i.l i I III ,,. i ,. e ,
X I II- ' K . V 111" ' XI ' 'I 1 e , . e
,s.,i. I . in - ., I illf XI ii n I I .
1, 1. 1. 1 lliiss. imi ill isi.si.
I nite.l lHles s(-i
N . ' ' X'iii'1 .1 XI' ii
S -'I'
Xli olllif
M ,1.. s.t, -I
i lie
I oriioriilliiii,
.-' X t ' ij,!.
c i 'I " ." ," X i Ml
ho I. ,f n,r i u,r,
t ( I . p - ,. '..It-' ' I ll I ,1 ,
.-"iti.-lp il nth ' 1,1 I i.rp.n ,, , i,,.
ll-l-J.li I' I- I' "1 ,- s s. .,t
Mreel. I'l I Il "f Hi "I. -ke.. I'..,. .,
Idl-li-oll. Sim ,ler-ei. nil Xlnud.-i- IIii-i.iim.
tieillli .III of Xprl.. '. 1 L. a' I. ii'.lii.-li
m inn. for 'In Irin.i.'ioii of nut am i,t
luisii,s- Ibil limy ,-niiie bel.tre Ihe m-nt.
InK in. luiiiiitf iiii-l,erniir ami inili.c npnu
the ..ppi I an-l '.llitlcit'.'ii nf al' j,ur-
i li,ii"'., ...ilri.ls. ,.' p..., Unas e'et.
lions i ml iippoltiltm i .- hv ih,. t.,,rrl of
Inreitnr ot the l'luui. rotuiin i, . tues
III.- Xll-'lil XI.elllia nl ill" : kho.-li-rs n
Ihe i"uri.."ii' ui )' Apr I I'i. fit ,ln, ,,
itialiirs rtiir,-d lo In lh- Animi' ttejiurt
in ,s.io.-'slii'i'lcrh for the tisoai .ie(r emilur
I Ic. eliih"! '11. ):!'. ami III tin- pt,., i -ug
of the llnir'l nf inn dors, wl.l 1, until th
nici-lllii; itlll In "(icll in e ,n iii i. ion he
"iui Ulmlilers of record .lurltm lusitis.
Iinurs at in" ti x urn nni-
poratlntt 7! Ilrna III it ; ' .
I of I ' i- l Uf In h..' I -
.i i - a lid 'I .',," Ion - '
iiu-ll nr ' 'it a il i It the I.....K -nt
t he t'.-i pin a! i, tn at 1 1 ,
' Mm i nr
", of 111-
'"I Hires
! pen lent
I .ICC. Hints
f the I1sc.ll
-l e
' Ilea I a'! r.i
a. Ilio ami pp
a ..o.( . ii ,,. ..
prime euls si I
nils in, I iiirow
1: ii Ir l hat lit aril alie.
I'ltt ilte.", en weie linn I
c per lh , i nunlri dies c, al
outs at
II ,0, : '.il
h I iji, xi i ;
II 'fin,.
liecalpls nf sheep ami lamhs weia I 74;
lie in. ni, i, . ling, nun pieilmis ariliai., :
l .-a I'i tor Ihe uiilKil Sheep were .till e't
I mttiiinai 'auil uule', Inn sieadi S'u
I choice .l.i. k iiffere.l r.ilnmnll In I...,,, I llll
.hunt In 111 lis, snl, I nt 410 Till .'iii prr 100
Un Clipped lanili. .1' I'i C. 1 lipped i-ull.'
ii TV'. llre-scil 'iiu'ton linn at II ill...
I Ire.s.i l.iitl.s . ;,si .i t ij-oii. , .nuuii.
dres.ed holll 'Ure 'anil's sie.idi al J.,1f f,0
pe. , ,11 . us
1 Ite, e'pis uf lints wet J 110a he.,,1 m lii
j I11R 'i.ilf ' ar for the market I'rltes a
small flaillun Inwer lionil moilllllll weight
lnm. sold at 110 'JO per 00 Ihs, ruuslm at
I IJ.1 roiiutry itrnsed hofa wsr ateady
1 al lnjllic per lb.
'I'll. -1 " It M.'i-f. ' I, ' ' he riosad
al'li. ,i luici,. , 1 , 1 , t .1.. I 7ti
il.i) ot Xhir '1 i.,Ik i,,,i v .. ,. ipetied
111 In n'. 1 k Iii h- '11 " i. .-f I 1,1 ,ay.
Ap-ll !. ""
l;i 'It XKl' I 'I'Xili' ' - ,-,,n
II., I, ill. n. Now 1,-is. 1 . ,1 , ;-. inn,
riii'MU Nt:itsiiii' sin k ks. "
XI. Ill nit, .in . a 1 11.
'I'll- Inn 1. -1 "f am .-t xiuUnct),n
II1111 .! . In Hit- a', ', unii. I tlrni hsa
till. ,l,t .-i-.-i Tin uioirririted will
i-ntiiltii. ''i '". -es, .-f .ol i.rtn under
I In t ., -i , 1,' XI lip Jr. A i ' ' , a! .So It
Urm I S re. 1, Sew ork I I. .
Inn 1 s w x ,--k. April ' t'i'4
v xv hi:sksi:i.ai-ii lu-itrt.
rurnKitii'K 1 niiitoiJN.
nt:i.i" .m i;u xiai.e.
XX WILD ' 1 w I' k-.own n uncial l.nusa
papipote,.' man In like chir'o linak. .t
branch mil ' XXa' Sirrct fii-i'iu-,
neiessiri llefermce renulri, A A..
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