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Best Financial Iag Publishd in Wast
WAR DISCUSSION
DULLS TRADIM
Brokers Believe Order for
$84,000,000 in Munitions
Means Long Strife.
SPECULATORS WORRIED
Western Maryland Road Reports Gain
of 110 Per Cent in Its Net Earn
inp for February.
New York. March 30-Wall Street
discussed the German situation today
with real seriousness and the result
was a market heavy. dull, and of
small volume. This serious note was
injected into the situation by semi
ofnetal announcement that the offlcial
purchasing agent of the allies is re
turning to New York after a long
stay I* London with orders for 984.
000.000 more shrapnel to be placed
with three companies whose current
contracts will soon be worked out.
This did not appeal to Wall Street
as a move for peace. Renewal of
sharp fighting around Verdun was an
other development that made for con
servatism.
Traders are beginning to get wor
ried over the prospect of a long war.
Everybody realizes that American
corporations are tremendously strong
in cash resources now and that If the
war Is to continue two years or even
one year longer. it will be found that
very few quotations are high enough
to discount conditions. This is re
straining the bears.
Investors have put much of their
idle funds into long-term bonds at at
tractive prices and while they are
very rich. they have not the funds
with which to speculate in ordinary
stocks* That takes from the market
thouands of persons who helped to
make the big bull campaign of last
year.
Couatry Rolling Ia Wealth.
The only other class available for
stock market material is made up of
thos e thousands of business men who
did not have money enough to par
twipate in last year's market, but who
now are rolling in wealth as a result
of the general prosperity of the coun
try. They would be In the market.
but are restrained by what they con
sider high prices and by their fear
that an early peace may end the boom
before they have an opportunity to
realize any profits. The result Is al
most a deadlock.
Wall Street tickers were busy today
publishing arguments put out by
the railroada against an advance of
wages. These arguments were inter
rupted from time to time to permit
the publication of railroad reports show
ing marelous increases of net earnings
for February. Western Maryland showed
a net increa.e of 110 pi cen. Reading.
90 per cent; Atlantic Coast Line. 56 per
cent. St. Paul, do per cent, and the Alton,
75 nor cent.
Railroads have entered the munitions
class of stocks. and the serious part of
Wal Street belie' es that employes should
re'-ive a material bonus. but with the
undorstand:ng, as in the case of the other
m.initions .ompanies. that it should be
only for the boom period. Railroads are
regarded as munitions companies because
transportati:on is as much an ingredient
of shra;ne! as are steel and explosives.
H R Stettinius. purchasing agent of
the alies. !s expected home next Wednes
day with an 884.000.D order for shrap
nel. The report today, traced directly
to one of the companies named. says that
the American Locomotive Company is to
get $43.00). of this order, and the West
inghouse and the New York Air Brake
1.,000 each. The order will be for
!our-inch and 9.2-Inch shells.
This is tile order that American Loco
notive directors have been speculating
n for weeks.
NEW YORK STOCK MART-T.
New Yok. Marc 3
High. La. Cles.
1.91 Alska Gold Mine.... ... 1% 19%
s Alasa-leu . 9% 9% 9%
W0 Allie-Chlmers d.1. .. 7
." Am Aiculturei Chem 67 67 C
P.1 Am. Beet Sua. .. 73 71% 71
611 Am. Can... ......... 61% 4% Of%
2,9 Am. Car & Fousdry ..... 647% 1%
30 Am Ride & Leather..... 10% 10% 10e
10 Am. lee Seuites....... % 3 W4
".M Am. Laiu ed .............. 24 % Z%
300 Am. La,,mative........... 75% 7% 77%
11.50 Am. Malt.. ........... W i% 10%
10 Am. Steel Fandry ........ 1% 51% 51.
,U Am. Sugar.. ..... ...... 1% 1o % 1%4
"1i5 Am. Tel. & Tel............ 13% 13% 13%
500 Am. T si ............... 1" 195% 39
1.I Am. Woolen p4d .... ... 161% %
KO1 Am. Wal Paper p16...... 19% 18% 19%
5.0 Am. Zm c................. j -M. Ir%
190 Anaconda ................. V 86% 0%
101 Atchioni ................ 1 1 1w
14n 1a-l.2 Lnmctie.. 1% 16% 10%
1 3" saltimes & Ohio.. % C'% K%
so alimaere & Ohio prd.... "6% 76% 76%
11 Bethla.ehe Steel .0 W3 455
::9 Butte & Superr. . 90% 9 0%
73 California Petroteum Z1, ._r 21,
Is anadian Panc . 14% 14 1%
7W Cetral Leather .... % % 1%
.2 Chadleer Moor .. .. . t. 9
'310 Amsa- & Ohio, .-. 4% 61% sI%
"6 ChW Grat Wester... 12% 13% 12%
1.M Chkws. 3d. & at. P... . "% go Oft
6l Cucago & Ne'thwose.. 13 Is% 13
14" Chkso IL I & P... 17 16% 1%
1.13 Chile Csprer ... .. I 1 ,
4 99 Chino Cam. Coppr. ... 544 U4 % '%
170 Otared Fist & irim... 4*% 43% 4A
71 Coetinedtal Can ...... 31. 52% Oe
3 7 i Cr. P di .s .... .3% %
3.I erucIb.p, Steel . 9 PSS' N%
4 r . . .. 3r 3 e
i Federstl M . p.... 45, 3A 40
.1s Gamea Uetio. 136. 1it la
4.33 Goodrch. B. F. . -5% 73% %
35 Grea Neethern~ p1 . 13% 1214 121%
1.,3 Gret N. Or. OSuBe.. . 4, 41 4
63 Geess-Caussea Copper 49 3 46%
63 Giseheias Erpi... . 34 %
1sIt. Agleal pM6. 3% 3% 3%
1036 ilaertion Cipper... 47% 47 5%
36 Itl. Har of N. J.1... :194 110% 114%
1.43 in'.. M. St. p1d.. etfa... 79, sg% 3
3 Int. Nickel..............1 6 % 61
hIS Jewetl ha.......... t'M 74 81%
"D.2 Kenaee ................. 61 WM e 5iN
3% Ely-prinsed TIre ...74% 74% i',
1.161 lackawsanna Steel. . .. 77%. 74% 3%
ant Labish Valley........... 77% ise 77
11.63 Mimi OnC er......... 3% 3% A
5 Msseari Pase.......4% 44 4%
73s Natuceal Lead.............C er % me.
0.90 Neseda C. Copper.....14 1% 17%
100 79, T. Air Brake....149% 146 10%
.:e Ne Test Central......14% 36% 1644
90 N.Y.N .& 3....6% 6% 6
1.703 Norfslk & Wesser...121% 13% 1m%
30 Nesthern Pacihe.........13 113 133
1:30 Penessaa ............ 3% 3 4 8
63s Pttr Coal .......1 54 3%
3s Pres. bteet Chr.......3% 3% 3%
,flPul. PL Or........ % 161% 211%
1.63 se a Cs.. Copper...... 3%es 3%
13.3 haihlg .................3N% 5 30
2.as at.Lel5 &LPs. e..... as )
24 Camboer Ar Line.... 1 3%N 196
e Ibei"e-* A. 0......... ag %s a%
.Atg Sasthere Pase....... .4 i g i
.3S Goura flailway....... 3% 3%
9.95 ~e sk .... .-- .-..10 15% 1354
ole Tessesee Ceper....... 34M 3
1.aS DUes Psae...........1 is i% 15'.
SDulted de St... ... 3g% 36 5
zW Law. M
U. B. L P. & P...... 2% a% 0%
= Usied tates we...... 49% 0% 4t
2.0 U. S. Ind. Alsobl ...... 16 1N% 15%
7 U ei Oat. amobl e.... 0% on 0
m U. a. beLt & Beab.... 0% 6% 4F%
9.11 Umited stat" saw...... me 0% C%
2. Utah ourp............... a% a% 8%
1.0 Va. Owr. ba............ % 4 44
2N Wabea pd., A.......... % 6% 6%
2.1 Wet. Maryd ............ 4 31% X
1.31 Wetera Unilos TWO====h 9t% 0% -15
6.71 W tingome ...... 0 4 161
a Wiyv-Overland L p.. ped. 10 1n 103
NEW YORK CUEB RARET.
Now York. March !.-Dallng on the curb to
day wre on 4a exceptioaaUy mall scal . while
ie" changes were narrow and without any
marked tread.
Bid. Aaked.
Baltimore Tube .......b ..........., . 115 1'9
Borden Omaneade Milk.................. 110% 111'.
Borden Condensed Milk pfd............. U 106%
Butte & New York........................ 3. 3%
Canada Copper............................. 1% 1'
Cooden Oii ... .................. . 19. IT
Cruam btcatmhip & Enina . 73 93
Easenloir T.... ................... . U 1
Eiscalobr T. pdd.... .............. 02h 101
Emerson Phonaphu...................... L% 14
First National Copmer.................... Pi s'
Hartman Corporatk t......... ....... 70 73
Haskell-Barker ............................ 43 4.
Havana Tobacco........................... I'- 2%
Marsa Totacco pfd...................... 3 5
Hounan Oi ... ..................... 16 i
loteraonUtnestal Rubber ................. If is
InternatIcal Steam Pump. W. i......... 3 41
international iSteam 'ump pfd., w. i. - 1N0
Kath Bro e pd .......................... 3 24
Lake Torpedo BS al...................... 10% 10%
Lehigh Coal Sals.. . ............... . 8 a
lojave Tungtbo.. ................ 4 4 ,
.inakegee Rtiniag.. ................. 3 3%
New York Transportation................ 16 16%
Northern Securities, aut ................ s 1M
Otis l ela ..... ...................... 0 1
Otis Elevator pd ... .............. 91% 94
t. & H. Corporation..................... 1 5s
Royal Bakuig Powder ................... 140 1N
Iloyal Baking Poder p hd................ 101 10.
singer )anufacturing ..... ........ 21 I=
Untaile Prot-8aring ................... 1 1.
'nited Verde Extenn ... .............. 2 !.,
Wa~ba.h P . . i. . ........... . 11. is
World F1Im ... ........... 14 1%
Yukea Gold . . . .............. '.
BONDS.
istocks:
Canadan Pade Gs... . ....... .. . 1.. %
t'er.o de P,..o 6 - .... . ... .... . 116 Ila
Pacifle ta & Electric 3s ............... Wi 93
Westkrn Faciaic 5-..... ..... 26 2
.ACTVE 1S8UES.
Aeit a Exploration ...... ............... 4 %
ate C.1r & Zinc.... ......... 9' 8%
4 d- Paw ............................ I 3
c-herolet otor........................... 1710 1
l'<wien & C.......... .............19% is
c3,ba ('ane sugar .......................... 9;
Kenedek Zie ............................. 13
L, n- P% ncgraph ......................... 7
Maina Cor r ..................... .
Ma im -i Muntioe...... .....L......... Fi 51
S .al S t. ......................... 44
Nizplt ing . . . . .......... ...........
Oklahoma Renning. ........ , %
Ray Hercules . ......................
iubmarioo Corporation .................. 3
Teibarco Products .............. C 1
Tang F.. ... 4 4
Zi Concentrated..... 6% .
Bonds:
4 wdisa G nm t in, U.... .. 9% 918
Canadian ernmet . lox..........% %
0.naidian 'lorerment 5sSM 1....... Wt 96%
(hepake & Oio Ia . L ........ %
T . a g & St P. 4. . .................. 4 4
i a Co s.c e a.. . ............... 6 W.
anbeta Se. r. I ..................... '. 90%
Oucad, Union Terminal t a........... 16% 101
COTMON MARKETS
New rk. tch ,.-Ctto. .a a l.... s eaier
today. although operadens otud on a small
cale. Livereool sold nw erop moths, and thar
was some oial malling of near pontlow. A dia,
atgqh from Memphia said that Aerpoea sad Sup
slan toiterrt were purcasking the. Divachea
tpa 40n setea WWm Sal f settensseL
esst quofations bre were steady at a not de
cine of 2 to 6 pointa
The Watina Burea in Its frst raport of the
season ilace the indicated ar,. to be pleated
t cotton this season at 3.*.040 ce. an in
crease orer that of last year of .2.111 ags, or
6 ai ero nt It Is estimated that 2,16.111 towa of for
t~lizer will be used this year. ompared with 2.741.01
tvons last year and 4.77.010 tons in 1914 '1e report
saa that weathe conditioa hate been favorable
for csp pretarailons in X4. and unfavorable in
M counties.
IVt at Liverpool was quiet at as advanes of
point on the bail of 1.id for middling upland.
Futures in the Digiish market were easy at a
net decline of 6sasl PuinA. Spot here was
miet ind S points low at 1110r, with sales of
forty-two bale.
'ort reoaipts for the day wrs Z.61 bales. Com
pared with 38.80 a Sear ag. New York ware
bouse tocks are 11.114 bals. coatrated. with 146,
WO last year.
Exports for the day amounted to 10,116 bale,
sana 11.31 a year ago. 'tay's total inuded
'.W bales to Greet Britain. 116 to Franca, 4.2M
to Japan and China and fty to the Oatinent.
Clearances for the assion agrwegalt 3.1,1 bals.
contrastad with 6.f,00 for the crresponding
peried last masOn=
purnaised by W. 2. Ribbs, & C4.
LiverpeeL.
Previous
Open. 2 p. m. Ckw. elms.
January-Fabrumary. " 29% 7.111% ?.% 7.1
Mar.hAprI......... .. 7 ...... 7.5r% 7.6
May June........... 7.42 .61% 7.40 7.64
July-August.. 73 7.0% 751 7.50
October-Nowember.. 7..8 ...... 7.3L 7.30
Midling. 7.0, yest'day. 7 2. Sales, 6,06 bL.
New York
PreVIos
Opea. 3ih. Law. Ckes. elme.
January........... 12.- 1130 1. . 113 1141
Mar............... 11.95 11. 11.03 11. 11.99
July.............. 12.07 11 1106 12.6 17.1!
Augu t............ . . .... . . . 12.19
October........... 1M.18 1119 1214 12.18 1Z1
DBoember......... 12.33 1134 11 1.3i 12.36
New Orleas.
Prevtew
Open. 33. Low. Clas. clew
January........... E15 12.11 1..13 1115 12.
X" ............... 1L77 11.1 117 11.711 .r
J.ly............... 11 6 11 .10 11. L 12.01
October........... 1.9 11." 11.96 11.g 17..0
Demaer ......... 1106 1 1.6 12.6 12.13
OIL SECURITIES.
FuralIshed b7 W. 3. Ribbe & Ce.
Did. Ached.
Anglo-Amorican O. new............ . i
Atlaate Reinig................... O 05
Borse-iryinr O. ..............
suke# PIpe Line . 100 l
Chesebrough Manufacturtng Cie . .
Coteaal Oil... ................... SO
COotnaatlal Oil.................... S" 31
Croetant Pipe Line................
Numberland Pip. L ...............U 4
Darkea Pipe i .ne.................14 17
Galsaa Qgnal Oil . . . 1
Calena Signal Oil pfd........4 4
fllio Pip. Lena..........7 7
lodla== Plte ine 1 4
National Iransilt.V
New York Transit.10 4
Northern Pita lAne.10 0
Ohio Oil3
Pennaylvania-Morika. =
Pieree Oil Corpraton14 1%
Prairie O11 & Gas.
Prairie Pipe Tene.. 3
Eel. ar E ng ......
Southrn Pipe Lin3e3
Southere Penairanla O1 .... .
nuthwesten Pennsylvania Pipe Inae..3 0
Stadard OtIl <.f Californi4. ... .......
Standard 41il ei Indiana.............. 1
Staadani (611 of Kansa..............S3
Standard Oil 0t Kentocky...........
Staend--d 001.-f Nebesta...........
Standard Oil of New Seeser...........
dtandard Oil of New Terk..........
Standard Oil of Ohi..............
Swan & FIncd o................
'non Tank Line...............
Vahum 0O..........................
NEW YO4. ANed.
Na.Tes. Mrk 0.~EUAL 15%. 14on
teeseain atna31Ue.1.35. D3pdm 313
m~mbahla.por la1 a1t
OAS-gmr iqury0 md Qt l G.S
~l;No 3 h~e.313 N. wht. 14 %21
.30m. hU - 1~ h1.. 100
10 14
OOSN-Oe~z bda qag. 17. 119b a
odI t an,. 0; iv ~o S e 1ap Miiua2t
adi. . a Lli amNo I b 1ai 18mis
W.4.L. ~0esoae1gi 1g
NEW SUB RISIS
SCARES MARKET
Uncertainty Reflected from
Diploma tic Situation and
Threatened Gasoline Probe.
OTHER FINANCIAL NEWS
Expect Lanston Dividend Will Be De
clared at Meeting of Directors on
Tuesday-Copper Booms.
Uncertainty as to the outcome of the
new submarine crisis continued to show
in the general list In New York yester
day, and in addition oil shares reflected
the threat of a Congressional inquiry into
the cost of gasoline.
Regarding the probabilities of the in
ternational situation, the best informa
tIon New York can get from Washington
is that the President is through with
note-writing and that it will be a diffi
cult Job even for Congress to soothe his
present distemper.
Lauston Dividend Empected.
Lanston stock refleQged some reassur
ance on the part of brokers yesterday
following the announcement that another
meeting of the directors prior to the an
nual meeting probably would declare a
6 Per cent dividend, payable June 1. It
is expected the regular monthly meeting
of the directors next Tuesday will see
the declaration of a dividend.
Light directors were present at Wed
nesday's meeting, and all were favor
able to the declaration of a dividend. The
absence of the chairman of the finance
committee is believed to have been the
cause. for the failure of those directors
present to declare a dividend. A 6 per
cent dividend would call for $90,000, and
leave p good working surplus.
Washina-ton Gas Shows Weakness.
Washington Gas continued to show
slight weakness yesterday In the face of
fair activity. A total of 104 shares
changed hands at a downward range of
741-' to 741-4. At the closing, the stock
was offered at 74 1-4. with 74 the best
bid.
Irregularities on Market.
The following summary of the action
of the New York list was giVen out by
W. B. Hibbs & Co. after close yesterday:
"Coppers acted quite well in view of
the recent large sale of metal to Europe,
and well defined reports as to a further
inquiry for substantial amount. In other
directions, however, liquidation and spec
ulative selling characterized things, and
much Irregularity occurred. Oil shares
were depressed on a contemplated Inves
tigation of the cause of the prevailing
high prices for gasoline.
"Judging by the Washington advice.
the situation with Berlin is likely to be
brought to a head in the near future.
and current predictions are none too
asavi. Sem-ould appear from the tenor
of the advices emanating from Wash
ington that no further temporising will
be tolerated. If present tendencies con
tinue, the outcome is likely to be such
as to cause distinct nervousness in the
stock market. The Mexican news was
not conclusive and tended to aggravate
things. Taken as a whole, the incen
tive exists to contract long lines within
reasonable bounds. until the outlook is
more assuring."
Copper Boom Unsurpassed.
It is said that lt.00.000 pounds of eop
per was sold Wednesday and that the
demand continues to exceed all previous
records in the history of the United
States.
Big War Orders Expected.
The following dispatch was received
from a New York financial house by a
local broker yesterday:
"It is expected upon return of E. R.
Stettinius, of J. P. Morgan & Co., a
number of large war orders now under
negotiation will speedily be released.
"One of these orders involving about
$4,000,000 will probably be divided be
tween American Licomotive Company.
which will get $42,000.000 of the business,
and the Westinghouse and New York Air
'rake Company's. which will each take
about $11.000M,0. The order calls for four
Ipch and nine-inch shells. Negotiations
have been conducted with greatest secre
cy, but it is understood that they are
now reaching final stages. Mr. Stettinius
is expected back next Tuesday."
Bank to Pay Dividend.
The Columbia National Bank will pay
the usual quarterly dividend of 3 per
cent tomorrow.
Reailg Shows Surplus Gain.
The figures for all companies of the
Reading system for February show an
increase in surplus of $1.141,746.
Memorial to Mr. Finley.
President Harrison of the Southern
Railway announced yesterday that ar
rangements had been made to send $1,000
each to the State agricultural college in
Virginia. North Carolina. South Carolina,
Georgia. Florida. Alabama. Mississippi.
Kentucky and Tennessee, to be desig
nated. "Southern Railway Loan Fund:
William Wilson Finley Foundation," as
a perpetual memorial to the int-rest In
Southern farming shown by the late
president of the system.
Loans from the fund are to be made
to deserving students by the college au
thorItIes providing that the students
come from countlas traversed by the
Southern system. This fund will take
the place of the four-year scholarships
provided by Mr. Finley, which expire
this year.
Railroad Earuings Leap.
The February earnings of the Balti
more and OhIo Railroad Company
showed an Increase of 31,.56,123 over
the gross operating revenue of the same
month a yegr ago. Net operating reve
nue Increased, in the same comparison,
but 38521.
For the eight months ended wIth Feb
ruary, the net operating revenue in
creased 36,776,55, as contpared with the
same months of the previous liscal year.
13W YORK ?BODUCE.
arrive, 24,sBM:a0 redeg, to azstes, a.Mana;
Wtatse wheat, Ia 165-l. sas, to anlive, S.Dami*;
ity tran, In bulk. 33; @i1 nmeal. nemial,
PLOU-troer; businss shke Rsa..
atraihs, ao arrive, In o- lets, 6.esa.s spring
fearhto May,.t,; lae
ma.:sotsratste to arries, -A
guatatios age em eat besis is whoisele lae,
PO3K-llm; trag is amoesta Ms.. DiAb
Sj-timi. sia.M lier. Z.Sta,
8 -Iam; bsla e Is tas.e Panst, 37,
1*5.: tase, l--=D*: make la.es man, a
am -a; ms sussmei seete
a.,1* seasS esm iss. 115 : Unpsaartse
tiu eses 5-e 1 -~am -us bl ag
New York. Mailk X*-0011 UMW Woay SPO
at Par ent; bigh. 2 ser e"; 30W. 1% Par "mt;
clead. 1% Par ea. game 11114 1 p east; e
newals a Par Oat.
Time mOW was dull and a trlle eade. The
inquiry ame.4a d on the ame sarld" msale.
but oferiuioe d a slight neU. R6te bow
Wr, wee at FAM per cant for sity days, 9a
par cent for ninety daya. knd bft par -9 for
four mad eve ad oix month.
Caetddo.s wrro..i.g the ONedal Pp., k.
ket d Tading wass dull and the
o t a M be placed an - 3 par
eat b..". but the spply of tM. rd. was
virtafly all. Paper ot quite me attractive goo
tined to -oe 3%FA% par cenL
WASHINGTON STOCK XCHAiGE
urniashed by W. D. Hibb. A C.
SALES.
Norfolk and Washington itamboat. I at 111
Washington Gas Light. 0 at 14%; 2 at 74%i;
7 at T414; I at T4%.
After cal:
Washiungto Gas Light. 11 at 74%.
Capital Troagion. 10 at 00.
Building & Loan Con. ft, 8.4M at IN. $l.t00
at 100.
GOVEIRNZMT BOND.
Did. Aides.
United States registered 21............. 10% .....
United States coupon 0.................. 0% .....
United States registered 36............... 1W4 10 i
United States coupon 3s.................. 10% 10
United states regltered 40............... 11% .....
United Statee eausn 4a.................. IV% ..
District of Coaumbia .0................. 10% .....
GAS BONDS.
Georgetown Gas Cart. Ind. is........... 10% .....
Georgetown Gas 5s........................ 100% 106
Washington Gsa fa........................ 100% 101%
Columbia Gas & ise. o................ 75 .....
Columbia Gas a Ebc. Deb. fe.......... 40 .....
RANLROAD BONDS.
Capital Traction ........................ 10"4 14
laccet-a a Petomac guaranteed Is.... % .....
Anacostia & Potomac Be.................. 40 ..
City & Buburban Is...................... 19% 103%
Metru olita 5............................ 10% .
Washington Railway & Electric 40..... 0% 51
MISOELLANEOU8 BONDS.
Potomac Eectrio COn r"............... 0% 100
Potomac Electrie Light S............... 1044 .
Chesapeake & Potanac Telephone 5... 1iC 10
American Telephone & Telegraph to.. IS
American Tel. & Teleg. 4s.............. 1054 ...
American Graphophone !at G........... 10% 34
Washington Market 5s. 1 37.............. 1 ..
Washington Market I., 14.............. 01 .. .
Washington Market Cold Storage s... 96 1
Norfolk & Washlington Steamboat 50.. 10 ..
Riggs Realty Is ong ...... u g .. ..
Ri8gg Realty 5s (sbort)................... 1W% .
PUBLIC GTLIT 'I00K.
Capital Traction......... ........... '4%I '
Washington Railway & Electric cow... 84 o
Washington Railway A Electric pfd... 81% It
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat......*154 167
W a asigton lii ........................... 74. 74'.
Georgetown Ga............ . 1 .....
American Telephone & Telegraph....... 132 .....
TYPE MACHINS STOCKS.
Mergenthaler Linotype.....................*143 16%
Locaten Monotype.. ...................76 78
MINING NTOOKb.
GreensCa.ane . .......................46
NATIONAL BANK 3TOOK1
American ..................................'l 140
Capital .............................. 215
Columbia ....._ ........................ *t0 s0
Commerical National..................... .193 20
District ....................................
Farmer & Mechanicas....................* .
Federal .................................... 1 11C
Lincoln ..................................0 .
Metropolitan ....................... 1W - ..
Reajc d ...................................... 1i 1
National Sank of Washlngtan..........*S 31
TRUST COMPANY STOCKS.
Amrican Securits & Trut.............."s 2i
National Security & Trust.......... .
Unlo Trat............. ........ iT 1::
Waald on Loan & Trust.......... 22 .
Continantal ............................... I la
SAVINGS RANK S19TQ.
sme .................................. ....,.
Bank of Commuares & Savings.... ;.. 1 .
motWamabe h,. 3eak..10 13AL,
Scur"Litt; a Ccmmeoaj..!l.Sw
3IR INSURANO ST K
Arlington ............................. 14 14
Cercorsa ...................................0
Firmen's .............1..............16 .
Geauaa.Americea .................... .
National Union ......................6
TITLE 1NSURANCt STOOK.
Cohunbia ............................ .',
MISCELLANEOUS STOKS.
Obaldn-Sac ka .. .. ........... ..... 75 ...
Distrit of Columbia Paper M .fg ...... ....
American Graphophone common........113 'Si
American Graphortone pd........... . 130
Merhianta' Transfer & Storage..1. 11
ecu ty Storage........................... 1 20
Washington Market........................1 ..
*3.-dieldan.
WASHINGTON PRODUCE
Quotations given below are for large ete of good
marketable good& only. Jobbers' prices are higher.
Lower grades may be sold for les. Fancy goods
command higher prices.
The produce market sesterday felt a Arm alety
an poultry and eg. Receipts of poultry were
moderate and the figure continued firm. -with fowl,
a fraction stronger. Despite heavy repesta. egg.
were markad by a slight inerase. Demand for
sheep and lambs light; quotations steady.
EGGS-Fresh. rer dos. IaM.
BUTTEB-Best prints, nw. per lb.. 3; da, tub
Per lb.. 36: process. 27 under grad. craeary,
Vale; store-packed, IaS
LARD-Tub, pure. lb.. 14*12; do.. compound, 140%
ottoasedi al. per can 3.7.
CHEESE-New Votk. new, per lb. :0; flat. per
lb. 38; Swiss domestic, per lb., 2, do.. foreign.
per lb.. 40.
LIVE POULTRY-RH a, lb..1ial8. roosters, 1b.
11; spring duck.. er lb.. laS2; chickens. par lb..
13aM; turkeys. per lb. 05.
GREEN GOODS-Beans. per be*.. 2.00=3.50; beets,
per crate. 1..s.0: Brussela' srouts. per 4t., ida1i;
cabbage. per bbl. 75&0; do. ew. per ba., 1.06
1.75; carrrte. per bunch. 5; califlower. per crat%
.Wa2.3; celeq, Florida. per crate. 2.00.Z; cu
cumiber. per ba.. 206040; eynbli.ngs per
crate. 1.75a.2; eggplanta. per crate. y.50.50;
kale, per bbl.. L.oal 1; letture. Florida. pr be...
1.0.150; onions, per ark. !.75a3.0; rarsnips. per
box. 50na; pepper, orate. 1 75.2.0WU; pvoo. box.
76aff; potatock sack, 3.0133.10; swet", bbi.. 2.0k.1601
rams, per bbL. 1.50a2.00; squeeh. per bbl,. 2.8%
1.75: rbuP-arb. per das.. 50W1.00; spiaach. per bbL.
7.00.150; tomatoes, Florida, par crate. L75.3; tur
alps. per bbl., L.OW..0; di, per box. 500.
EUITB-Apples. per bn., 2.t.401; eranbrnies.
Par bbL. 1.00am.10; do.. roe box. l.75e20; graps
fruit. per box, 175&3.00; rmon. per box. 4.00.ge;
orangee. 4.004.50; oranges. Florida, per crate. 2.736
3.00; inapples. pe crate. 3.504400.
LIVE STOCK-Veal calves. prime. par 1., 11;
go.. medium. lb.. 10s10%: spin glambe. per lb.. 9.
DRES73ED GOODS-Dremed bow, small, per Ib.,
11%142; do.. medlium, per lb.. l1e11%.
RAY, STRAW AND CORN-May. bnt timot*r.
per to, 1W.el; mixed. per ton. 12.110aI; era. per
ton. :f00s;.00; wheat straw. per ton, 9.0; mas,
now, per bbL. 4.0.
SZEDG-Clover, red, pr 1b.. 1law4; do., aldke.
per lb.. 10:3; do.. timothy. per bus.. 3..2.1;
rd-top, par lb., 11%112; orchard gras. per b"e.,
L10a2.I0); blue eas. per bus.. L.3; cow peas, per
bushel. 1.012.0; sola bean. per bu.. 1.; alfal
deter, per lb.. 20:; seed potatocs, per bbl., 4.3,
BALTIORE GRAIN.
Baltimoe., 3Maeh 27.-FLOURt-Winter clear, 4.
L01; do.. straight. SA~a5.3; do.. patent. 5.0s5.75;
spriog clear. 4.3a5.00; do.. straight.. S.d5.60; do..
patent. 1.75600; citye milla' beat Winter patent.
1.1; do.. bladded patent, 6.3; do., high-grade
Itraight, 1.3; do.. extra. 4.50a6.90; do:, apring
patent, 0.5: rye flour, medium to cboice. 5.3.5.75;
earn meal, per 10 lbo.. 1.3la...
OATS-Stock in elecators. 086,500 bushels; ship
mienta from eleyators, 60.3 bushel.; standard white.
39; No. 3 white. 45%a4%; No. 4 white, 44t46%. as
to quality.
RTE.--toak ln elecators, 514.33 bushesla. Export
delivry. Os spot.. No. 2. Western, 1.00; do.. No.
1. 96; No. 4. 3; beg Iota at nlew rye,. a. to quality.
U.S.
U. S. Treasury Statement.
The condition of the United States
rreasury at the close of buainess yeater
7ay wag:
Net balance in general fn, 5124,134.445;
total receipts yegterday, 82.138,075; total
paymnents yesterday. 51,487.617.
The deficIt thia fiscal year in 350,43552.
tgainst a deficit of 386.745.34 last year,
Sxclusive of Panama Canal and public
Lebt trannactions.
Rtevenue receipts thIts fiscal year. up to
the cloee of business on March 3., 2488.
187671; revenue receipts at the cloge of
Susinlesg on March 21, 1915, 555,.1241..
Ordinary disbursements this fiscal year.
jp to the close of businese en' March 3,
555.4341510; ordlaary disbursm.nats st
ths n10an of bndbem at; MareS la 325.
VEGETABLES TO
BE CHEAP SOON
Products Will Reach City from
Truck Gardens North of
Florida in Quantities.
STRAWBERRIES DROP
Quotations on Beans and Asparagus.
However, Advance Considerably.
Cheaper Shad Announced.
Cheaper vegetables within a short time,
from truck gardens north of Florida, are
indicated by the shipment of lettuce from
North Carolina this week. The harvest
ing of vegetable farms north of Florida
will become heavier with the opening of
spring, and cheaper commodities will be
a result. Vegetables for the past several
weeks have been sent from Florida.
The price of strawberries dropped dur
ing the week from 40 and 50 cents a
quart to L5 cents. Quotations on beans
and asparagus, however. advanced con
siderably. Asparagus is selling for 35
and 50 cents a bunch.
Cheaper shad was announced by fish
dealers, the price dropping from 75 cents
for buck to 40 and 75 cents, the quotation
on roe shad being $1 and $1.50, instead of
$1.50 and $2.
Meat Prilee Lower.
Meat prices generally were lower in
wholesale markets, though cured meats
advanced I and 2 cents a pound. The
cut wholesale quotations, however, did
not affect the retail market.
Prices announced yesterday were:
EGGS.
liennery. do.., 5E. Gater, doz. 3.
Southern. do.. . Itrase, doz., 5.
BUTTER.
Sest reamery. lb., WA0. Medium. lb. 4.
Procass. lb.. 35. ,Ile., lb. 15a30.
POULTRY.
Chicken., lb. r| Ro ters, lb.. '5.
Turke's. lb. 3.0 Brulers. lb. :9.
Hess lb.. M. Keat&. cach. 40.
Ducks. lb.. '.
V DETABLE8.
Prtstoes. 'A pk. to. Oi. bunch, 3 for b.
Radishes. bunch. . . rnty.. 1-4 ph. I1
Celery. bunch. S. Tornaoes. lb., 20
Cucumbers. 1.5. et.. bunch. 1.
String bean.. qt. 3. .A., bmuwb. 3 ft S
Spinach. 1 . 15. itubb. unch. 3 f
f..eet potatoes, I-i-pk . 15 Asparagus. b . 54.
Lettuce, heTdu. l4p.$
FRtUIT.
a rr.. 1.35. 'amrato ibt. .all
Ap9 1.4, 4k e 15. lotos. do . 5.z
rAlligi pears, s 'ab r 40. r ,ine ,pples. 3 f1..
.. 15 orags. do.. Ife.
Strawbees. qt.. r
MEATS
Roast "eal. I.. :4As. H-huter. T., le.
Veal choor, lb.. 3. 1e1t i1-. lb.
Con-fed beef, ' roiet, 01-r.. lb.. Tax
lb. 3amL. Calf 1i4, lb.. 40&%.
Orn-fed beef, In steek. ams. pee. lb. Z.
I. 31. '01tked lam. lb , IS
eass fed beef, in roast, Za. 1)".
lb.. 19.20. Ii ttwc l t 184.
Grasafed beef, in gook, Sact. clued. lb. z
lb. U1.S. lWh'b lb. SOD
M5ixed attle, in to". Roast pork. lb. MAX
lb.. 16.Carai beef. lb.. liP
Sixed cattle. in s k. 'tto. n -tig, lb.. 14
lb.. 14al5 Lamb s. u lb.. Mal.
Park smorlder. lb. 14b14
TI *R.
ti.a beas. lb.. :5. Rweribr. 1h. 13%.
Cod. lb. 1.5 4-.l. A k,. t.. W.
balmnan. i. er Ilb. a!B.
Trout . lb.. 60 rl'-Bojnpe c, lb.. , .
'A Ite ... 1 : lbl. 15.1 nl'meeh. b h . 1
.,h "airl lb. -? (l',teirs. qT. 3040
I . qt.. to. %% bit* ta . lh .. 21'
Bhlefcb. lbI. Ma5. Mutd. ean, h . 540.
CICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
tChici, MIarch V -R-rtBacof dabod. b, L,
growing wheat plant in tlc SuRsthe cark. b a .
oufrpd arma toit. andi t le- were more I.,f'Pt.
then " any time sinc, the damage claitos -ino
mencvd to tour in. KarifMs ond Nebrag. Iwh,1
here all aon been ,ctisiderd a out of tole d.o
are district" of the wittir wheat belt-ra in
cluted In lhe Staat stug bas. The ,t..ir:5
Southwest I. n w includd 10 t. damaeet
and frprth. tenor f atte, rectid W_ the
loam il crktinue b., opr3ed am growing sesthr
The int'l a t . I hc.- bo. Iri, of eol-t;rj
-o the toua~try t,0k 1, ;d niore, fer. tId.,. an.. tI
bu tts Io likely to Ic .The z t gaerh -rih 1 .
to _N' Cash atfhns a e, "gt, 9.
T000 butshela. aod tli# seabt.rd b.oed.
tsitfas as taken thee b, eeoom.b,
There were g In cs trnva~uen of tte , i *. , cd
tluefth .b % to l. had, early break to oin s.a
toil rosin'ced end lii. rc-ult -%t sharp otnc
cagoa"et rie, far Thet olf) deamae, a.
%tmrger ta the Ilo. Kant (try mrored pe0r,00
buhel con emed aol rumors o t hn e -rgr daa
ttis. trihbct''o te Smell he at 6el-- buse e
of corn nqd 11n.cue buthtl h of cats
Furnished by W di Hibbs A the
WLAT Open. Ptgh, Ee. Clo,1
Nlay ..... ........ ......L. Il1441 '51 1.12 1 14%
J uly ...........o d 1.1 1 IlV. 1a , ad1 t
bu i isliel. t ... 1. ',1 g ain w 1e 10%
CORN_
1...e ............ 7',7 75
to ' Cah.ra.. ina.....t Ch 74'. 7mLj
september ...............7"4% 75% ",4% "41%
OAT _
Sla. .................... 43". 45 4.3'% W,
J u........... .. a the 43,o rep42d 4m1
bSel tmber t.............. 0 40 4epr
PORK_
ahy e mru...................75 7f t a
Jot ............T.......a . a Min =r =
LARD
oroounced.and..............11.l was ha er
Jula .................. r 2 11.Th U r a )
Rills
0s .r hh............... ... a I ty. re. 11.7 2 .0
July.......................1.13t 14 10 1.2 12140
WLUADEPIMA PRODUCE.
Philadelphia, J.arch 31.-...G.-R....p.1 mode-te
for the time of the ...r, c.d tal. sere 1.1l
sMai .d with fair t.. d.. The qootti74 we-- "
fol .w : 1... ..... .. i 4%rbo cla, 26c per d74 c
frae 41 rer a.nd.rd cae: nearby crrent re
cetits. 4.30 pea vaaoi: Mfestarn eti: fir-te. 6.16 per
ease fut.. . 0 ..r case Southern. 5S..3D tor
bSoeptmb er....... .... 40 0 40 #
PORKP-T, arerle rmidrltb
Jo1r.................... dean.5 We7 Qu.te Weae
EQUITA-L
C-TPEAiLEA BUILDUCE,
Piadelpha, arh ,.--EGS-Rceptsmo4 t
Savte ie of te atr, advauyswrev
f aw nde Daes nerb exrocw rdoe
Erta .4 1erstandar ase:g plarby turenre
c Ipts be. re su: ts teneta.et.64 e
cSh rs $2.50 cse Poter, Ma.3tpe
cae 4acy %lce Ianteresh gswrtb
bing theia29perde ilb lseial
BaTTERb-Th ak et msled ar thedger gh
CO-OPEATE BUIDING
and DF t N.w.
aidpaked .a.... basp. ak 0; -f. 0;
Ma irsta N; Sgs, U; siner 3"; meow
prints. fancy. 0; sae a-te. a"; Sft, 1aw;
econds, 345;")obMf 6s0s. a fama paits, bEf.
GEMN MUIT AND VOmASLR---APPis,
per baral-Whamp,'3& 4JI; aldwis,. ipL5;
Greoaing. 13.375; York Importal. 9A151
brn Davis. 1.7kLN; 0ther 1.riUtle . 1 ; No.
I, I.ZM; appls, a bu.lk P 1
appie. Western, per bhx, 1.3L.1; NisVrs.
Der erste, L 5"; tanerinse Pidri. 4 trap,
2.0a180; gapsfruit. Flrida. per crate 0;
leums, per boa, IfhIJ; nimmnpbo= p rsta,
Porto Rico. IS3.; Florida. ?3.3; mahbeis,
Jesey. per betuel. 1Kef.0; do.. Jess. per erts.
1.7aLS; strawborris, Floridd. per est.
refrigerator, 3.5; open emts. MO; abite
potatoe, per busbel, Polen aania. 1.UIS.5; New
York. 1,15al.5; Wasern, 1.1a.39; wbie pGt0M,
Jerser, per bsbaet, No. 1 R3Sa, 1 1 0. 1
potatoes, Jerser. per basket, No. 1. 46; No. 2.
J5a30; asweet Patu* Jersey. Delaware ad Mary
land, per bamper. No. 1. Tkalb; No. 3. NO; do..
Virginia. per bbl., 1.1.11M,; nia=. P 3lIb, bi,
2.75300; cabbage. Danish. per tm. 16. A; do..
Plorida. per hamper. 1.41.5; do.. S. Ca16j1ia. per
mrate, 1.5.1.50; te FlorI a, pr crater.).7 a15;
plinach, Norfolk, per bbL. 1O.WA.; do., Texas,
per bamper. 1.J62.; kale, Norfolk. per Sb.. T51:
lettuce, Florida, per baist. 1.52.2*; do.. eath
Carolina, per basket, 1.2M2.0; beano, Fladida. per
basket, 2.003..0; peas, Florid, per basket, 5r554;
peera. Florida. pro correr. 1-.1;3: egpwlant.
Florida. tr crate. 2.4%2.0; tomatoes. Florida. Par
carrier, fancy. 1.752.0; cholor. 1.a.A; mobrOOms,
per 4 lb. basket, l5aLJ.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls, 1gs11; roosea. 12"1;
spring chickens, soft-mmated. 12."; d.. Magy,
14&15; ducks. a to sie and quality. 103; olin.
17a 19; pigeons, old, par pair. 3S; do., young.
per pair. 20..
DRE5ISED POULTRY-Frab-VUled poeltry. dry
packed. fowls, 12 to ha, dry-picked. faner selected.
21; weighing 4%&5 pounds apiece, 34; do., 4 It.
apiece. OL: do. 3 lbs. apiece. It; do., 3 Isa.
apiece, -ial1; fowls, in barrels, fancy. dry-picked,
weiainog i',a3 1ba. eAie. 3; do.. 4 1i4. sptece,
10; small aes. 16&15; old roosters, dry-pickad. lb;
chicken.. Jersey fancy broilers. 5.5: other nearby
fancy broilers. :ato; Weater broiler. weighing
I*'a2 lbs. apiece. =TV; Northrn lilinois chickens.
fancy yellow, weighing 4 lbs. and ower. In bonts,
;a22; Northern Illinois. fancy, weighing 2%6.%
Ibs., in boxes. 12.38; Northern Illinois, tes.
weighing 24%., lhb., in barrel, 17. 1; other West
era, weighing 4 lb.. and over, in boases, 1a1l; do..
do. 2%a3% lbs.. In boxes. hali; do.. do.. 2%&SA%
Ibt.. in barreis. 154; inferimr. 14; cie. par
lb., weighing 2.10 lbs spiere. 2&S. mailer saa.
2343; turkeys, fancy. young bens and oes. ;;
do.. fair to choice, Z30; do. old toma, 5; sprii4
ducks, nearby, 18010; do.. Western fa, 1r"15;
do, do. fair to good. :2a 5: g.e, I" quals.
Per do... .70ute. eighing 1112 lb... do.
do., 9Sll lbs.. 6.3&.,7; do.. do., 6 lba...4.Mat.7b;
do.. do.. 7 lbs.. 3.De. 75; do. do.. Ge.i lbs.. 2.716
175. dart, ;;'Ja23; maall and No. 2 1.3A.3.
PRTADELPHIA GRAIN.
Phul.delpa, hlarch ;-WUEAT-The market
ruled teaado under molerate oterins and a fair
demand. W'e quote: Vr lota. In esport elenate,
No red. spot and Alarch, :.l7al.3; No 2 South
rn rot. l.!!a. steamer No. 2 red. 1.1401.17; No.
ei. I '4a.17; reeted A. L1:1a4 14; rejected B,
110.:. 3
OORN- Ruled fie and 1-c higher under bght o.
fenings and a fair demand. 'Ae quote car kIa for
local trade as to location: No. 2 Yellow. 717 .;
steamer allow. 77%af%; No. 3 yellow. T?7St%
No. 4 yell.a. 72%a7Y; ab corn. per 70 pounds. T
11 ATh--1eamand was fair and the market rialed
lrin and iggher under light olinrngs. We quots
\. - wm 5':t; atandard whita. 0ja.. No
3 wi-o. 4809. No. 4 whit'. Mea . sample oats
43a44, punftd oats. graded. i9oslO.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE,
Batm no Nlarch 30.-DRL.Ll) POULTRT
hi-ken mra;ht, young, par lb.. =;3: do . mixed.
:oung and old ner lt. Ih1: do. old roster, lb..
1 u d xk. 1he, fat. tar lb. 103; carons. 7
rndet. -:7a d-... mediam. *4aZ, do,. smail, .
.;: gn choice noearby, :417.
MIll1T'EED n 'Wlb eack. --oring bre. S.f.
MILLER TRAIN CONTROL
BOUGHT-SOLD--A 'OTED.
T. 1. J. CAMPBELL & CO.
I !outhern Building. Tel. Maia 656.
The Safest Investments
An, thos that -o not fluctuate during da.
turbed ceditos of the money or stock mar.
kets, tcrst deed of trust notes (S mort.
gan. well -ecured on real estate I the De
tract of Columbia. Constitute "gClt-dpe" to.
vestmet. They do not depend upon the
sancial respoesihdity of individuals or war.
ratons for their stability, and are esempt
taxation As personal property. We was
supply such .oettmets in amounts frem m
apward. Send for booklet. "Cormenig Lea.
ad InstaInts."
Swartzeil, Rheem &
Hensey Co.,
727 Fifteenth Street Northwst
$100
Anglo-French Bonds
We wil wil nto AnglrFbte 5 psr
r.a Etocds im SIN denominatioa at a
irle alih,! ah-* the $1.00 pnce.
U , bI-,v ftoni you the 109 Bonds
a the I n' .
JohnMuir&Co
SWUesIs IN
Odd Lots
Members New Tikrk Steek Exchange.
Main Office, 61 Broadway, N. Y.
W. B. Hibbs & Co.
Now ret Sor*c e-nt=
mbr......... Ntw T edt tM h
asksas at" been.m
LOCAL 4ZCURITI8 bought
gad sold on same favorable
terma as wc ofer for tradLag
IL. Now lark stocks a&d box"a
Hibbs Building
Mr. Merchant!
AN ATTRACTIVE
SIGN IS A MIGHTY
GOOD BUSINESS
GETTER 7'
Quite a Good De.l Less Cds.
0MMAmM
GARNFRYUWe ne
34.12nN
111.0; 1sar to obft m.4aft aw Us.
.wwmue mm gg i in gr s
as; do. .*Noe vsmoss.M Mke- inmsAsak.o.f ....*:: X
aA L S . ............
AVE POUIT/T-a.t i 4 M. 010 Pus"" Blm A 4 I.
s. per lb.. Nm; da.. amt b a . b1 m U .uw (). C 45.
Us16%; M0one, S.. 2 4.. V 101 W 71k. tak UKr ...
IS; do. Wter, 8 as. ad 411M. am d Ow. Vo.
per A. ISM4, ;ue Ni. m. 4.. US,. Is
Piddle lbs. sad est. Pu; es Bon& , Twictim 1. IS .7
Elf; sma, Car, s em; g3: 5aft. 1A O 3 ww ..
snd over. W do.. m r psame, M; sbd m &bs5 14. S "C
Virgiia, "an; Wese sod sson, 321,0 0 maI 1109 TM-%" to ...
EGS-Marykmd. Pia trsa ad Rsi, 'd G. Mb
rsro 0: West Vashm, 11; Aseeme. Sil-W in Is, M4
BUTEE-Cresm-ry hmaw. par n.. ss 3a & ltt Is . . 9 We
choice. 35a; .ed. M ; p3 s e: If Phb l ft. . . .
MIS; adl. tifl: Maasld and ptd IL & L. f.dlaas "a . 36
rel. max; Obie sa. l W agoo W~. & i.4..1" 0%
srW-p?OkSd. 0; d01y B111, S; e 1 1, V i L A 1 13 n
Ud Rolm" b. En
___________Was Askiffl~s A Aainpoj. 1,_ a
3*LTIIOII arK MsO. C TO
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