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EEST
"S11E&T' WEAK
ONPIURASES
Market, as Result, Shows Lit
tile Sign of Expected
Activity.
CLOSE AT HIGH LEVELS
U. S. Steel Makes Return of Unilled
Orders Which Proves Revolution
of Current Business Expansion.
New York. April 10.-Just as the
stock market last week did not show
as much weakness as might have been
indicated in reflection of the news. so
it failed today to display the strength
which might have been expected. There
was a suggestion of at least some di
minution of immediate tension in the
Sussex case phase of the crisis caused
by Germany's sumbarine warfare. Yet
Wall Street manifested no disposition
to buy stocks enthusiastically at ris
ing prices. On the contrary there was
again a repetition of the offering of
stock, which has become a familiar
event whenever any moderate increase
of absorptive capacity is vouchsafed.
The market was firm and for that
matter relatively strong. Trading did
not expand over the minimum scale of
average volumes lately, and the level
of recovery established was practical
ly owing to the sharp general Jump of
prices in the early dealings. The close
was in he tmain around the high
levels of the opening, but between
these two extremes of the day there
was an interval of materially higher
prices which were not maintained.
C. C. Steel Makes Reper[.
The United States Steel Corpora
tion made a return of unfilled orders
at the end of March. which was an
extraordinary revelation of the cur
rent general business expansion. The
total business of the corporation under
contract was 9.331,001 tons, or more
than double the volume of orders
ahead a year ago. All this and other
returns of the unprecedented accu
mulation of profits in trade and indus
try brought emphasis anew to the
backwardness of the stock market
without hinting as to why the share
list has at no time since business re
covery set in. not even at the top of
the rise last autumn, discounted or
measured the general business devel
opment.
In the foreign exchange market the
feature was the further decline of
francs to practically the low level
which was reached last autumn. The
unchecked fall of French bills is pro
voking curiosity over the failure of
any arrangement to transpire for the
protection of French credit in the
ancial market.
FEW YOB' STOCK XAR1'.
Wls Yok, April 1.
Sal. siph. Low Gams
1.es Alaska Gold Wmn 2974 % W
56 AnIc-(a . . 3% f 3
53 Am. Be*t Su- 7--TJ% 71%4 72%T
I.II Am. Ca...... 3% 0% st
25 Am. Cotton 0o . % 2% N%
5J23 Am. " 74 7I T7M
.N Am. mas5et 1.. - 4 13 153
103 Am. Sgar.--..- .3 1364. 3
Js Am T . & t '74 12% 1s 1
N0 Am W.. /% 0% MM
Ems Aar Zi......- % 1% W4
>M An.-sMCoeast 1ia - 3 094
/.a11 s 8 a0. ...1e11 * ...-, 1!I 164% in
us Ba timore & Ohio....... 7 5r e7
7i 'an-iw1e & Ohio fd.... 144 71% 71%
3 Bta--- Steel. ... 47f% 4L 9%
1.3 Bate & ase8or.. S6 I 6 97
10 Cad.-r Motr......-.... 5 96 % 5'
Me C(ampisks & do.. 4 4 % C%
1.110 Chien. L L t F.... 19% 154 194
3U Chile CD .. 3 53 .S
2,7N Chino Cper 65% 54% 5
NI Corn Pm- - 9-- 30'4 2
71.55 Crudmi 8eL.......... 5% 7% in,
LA Cuba-Ame-aka eawr.... 31 25 25
30 Dome Mis=.._....... 2 3% m
1.231 Dm..*s' SseN. . ....., 4% 0 b
113 Eri ....... . - 5 36% 3 1I
5.00 GoodidaB. T.......... e 75% 11%
10 G sh = Cppe... 49% 144%
1p.91 Ousnha- Ereratio.. 4% Z% 3A
5.20 Inpiratim Copper 47 1'% 41'
1.1N Intatmo Conn. Dd-........ T4% 7'% 74%
-A.4 lat. Mr. Marine. c... .2% 3% 2144
35.55 let. lckei........ N% WI a
9.016 Kenmnmot. .7% 65% 3'
e Ldarkawam StL.... 77% 77 17
10 Lee Rbber & Ts....... 51% 1 51%;
51s Marwen Motor....... 75% 73% 74
33Jo Miami oper.............. 3% 30 3 234
ro National t.-......... R% 97 7'1
3.3m Nerada 00=. Coppr........ is 17% 17%
%i Norfolk & WInaen......13% 13% 12%
Len Ontari, Sils... . 5% 5 NI
143 Penatvanis ........ 3 664 5'
20 Posaed Steel Car pO1... 1% 10E4 110%
30 Pullman Palace Car..... 10 12% 104
?0 Railway Steel prim..... 39 s 3
3.re Ray Cor. Coer... 24% DM' 364
..W Reading ......... - % 5% -
1.70 St. Tis & 8.F..... 2T 2% 2%
;41 Seaboard Air La......... 15 15 15
2300 Seaboard Air Lime p1d.... 3% 39% 34%
.M Shattuck Arianna ........ 35 34% 349
3e Southern Padde............ 1 97%4 9r14
"m Sn. Porto Rico Sugar..... : 35 I
'co Soatbern R5ailwa... ... 2% 2% N4
30 Sauthern Ralwsa 1L... 5N N N
4..W Stndebaker .............144% 141'% 147
T 'nIansee Copper........ 4 2% I'
1n40 Tasas & Pace............ 1% 9% 1
1 on Pacie........c. . 13% 12% 133'1
I SW United Prut............ 1 14% 141
l1,e r. K. Ind. Almo...... 15 1'% 164
4.a r. S. Rubber............... '% % 0%
A 1b U. P. Smelting & et.... 75 fl% 75
.100 U. S. Steel................ N% N4% N
3.0 Utah Copper........... W4 a% 53
M0 V. Car. Chemical.......... 44% 44% 404
3.40 Western Marylan......... 33' 32 384
100 Western Maryland pfd.... 44 6% 494
5N Wesern Ueas Tlaa N4 N N
4.00 Westinghuse .............. 05% 6
2.90 Wheeling & Take 1Ic.... 4% 34 4
70 Willys-Owlsnd ....... 210 2 3
NEW YORK NONEY.
N5ew York, An'S :A.-Canl maer today opess
3 per cet: high. S per cent; low. 155 per cen
reswal S per cast;:last, 2 par cim: rslboa tatc
S isa- met.
Ime mosey was doll. with~ so casm ia cats
tman the citcs of last week. The dmaed ws
liaht. and oirerings weent r'cgd oten thw
roarket. On mixed collateral amney was to be has
fee as long e i months at 3 per cast by Birst
etens herrorees. Por indutrial moey. 3 par en
was strongly N-d for the loose datee, wh s-m
actualily lending at P Sr esut fee di aiha
Rateas 55,3 per cent for slty days: 3%a3 per een
for ainsty days: 3 per east fer fear. fse and auS
mntha
(laditions surruniing the commzeecial paer ma.
het wee unkesgd today. Offeis lidt. per
ticularly nt the. better gradee of paper. The 1its
ited supply contiaed to me at ra:.es ranging
frum 3 to 3% pee set.
FOREGN ECANGE.
Sterling. demm................4.0
1etng days.. .................... 4.73
5?an ds........................... 4.7
Frt-as, deand....................a...- eu
nZsh-.'ks, ua=........................7%
Rednsmks. ase4s................... a
Amsts. rones,. ehs~...................1.3
Paesa uS0=............................345~
Roa. chara.................... 316
NEW YORK PRODUCE.
Near York. Astil 1.-PL04E-Sesesr: trading
ic siat. Kasmas Vrn4t. to asties, is ei
K~meW: eehs agens MrA'i to Si
. aai3"etng s uB iagit&t te
rees .nS All qas.. ae as seekbe.
f-edy: demand ee Mge U.gg
s.;fmy .iami: ela, U.a.na
W-tsi,; inquiry isis.Paset, 1i.3.
* .j -; famn, 36nas3. ema Inds S-m
L&a m-*:ss' -esi~ teia. Prina Wu~t.
33: 1ensa th"m 1sI:S1thIAmei
.n buf~
New. feet, AR BR M Is c ve
0 a se sl e eaw. Pr3.3. dbutswh
New8iiCa a a - b a u Ie topmsmal
bae dene is dom d tha" tema T lus a s
4,the0 . hes aee a hw p t s1t1 i Ma
the sasa paarcet Wrign e09al 6aes
roan the esuthem te at f 'Thea surd that 1s ess
was Wtlimja lat aget thewg a gggag 4
ln the aftergom the maret is drai ad M
tiselese. Three wa no psmse. Final qetatig
were 2 po0401 higher to 3 pu4s lsver.
aWt etavrsswads far 54tiv at a- admne
of aine 001 the tede st T.AN fsor al
The rask wer $. Oas,. ineles S bas
tserkan. The i.1m6e whae 3,4 hake. nem h f
AMrh woe Ameri n. atiess a eed oe. dy at
e not adsan et 4 to 3% poits. SpA bet era
unchaed at 310: tose wen no asks.
The reco4st of 1ett0 at the Pmta for the de
were 13.M4 amisa 14,354 bls a seek alp and 34.
0q a Tear an. 8tate. t 44416 ha Nw Toot
wsrhuas me 1".1 bals. miens 31,1 les
year. The eapese far the der woe 8.T6 bate,
tsdna 561. to Ossat E.ain sad .4, to Mhas.
br the man the leasoaes 0ae15 to 4.15.4
hale. spin4 413M a year ado. Tbe esipas f
this day let year wws 3,85 hale.
The 1em-e-. tday red to smad business 42
o"d 1%Msy and Hdy Satedsg.
Pwalmhed ta N. L,. Capenter & Co.
LtweepeeB.
Open. High. Low. Clee. celS.
January ebruary..... 7.13 .3 7.1 7.18
Agr p................... 7.44% ...... ...... T.43
MayJune.............. 1.44 7.6% 7.45% 7.4
JulyAwm............ 7.41 7.44 7.44 7.46
OctobeNoember .. 7.3 7.3 7.3 7.5
Mddlsng. 7.43; ysterday. 7.3. Sake. 8.% bales.
New Tori
rrelos
Open. Big. Low. Close. des.
January........... 125 110 12.4. 12.43 r1
Mareb.... ........1. 11..4 15 12.6 12.s 12.11
May............... 11. 1L8 11.4 11.N 11.45
Jab ............... 12. 12.3 1203 12.5 124
August............ 1113 1115 12.13 12.13 1114
Ocote-........... 1.1 1.5 17.17 13 12.5
Deamber......... 1n5 114 12.1 12.4 1.1
New Ofamkm.
Previous
Opevn. High. low. Close. lam.
January........... 123 1t.s 1118 1118 113
May............... 11.75 1L78 11.74 11.75 11.10
Juy............... 11.9 11.54 11.1 11.94 11.1
October........... 1184 114 11.96 135 1101
Decembe.......... 111$ 1111 12,1 12.14 1lls
CHICAGO GRAIN ART.
O =bmw April 1..-4st. of weaf bug and
Haesa fly appeared today me a price Tacter.
Blatan 0oas. Ohlabma. rspeted grnam buys in
larp amne and a sm aern aa.a said there
are million f 14aeada fnim to Barton and Staf
fad Contie. Math wheat was bought on this
ramr . a tbq lm o ran reliable s.trcas and
se am-ae- by buying orders. Most of Ae
damge reprta received todap faaled to Indicate
any imoaesment to the mustng whet slant.
The a a a. uheat bum abroad was ==ly
benub. Spot wheat at Llverpot ws 1 to 24
lower ads res. at leer Amerian cables, b
oral the.-ame to the United Kingis and as In
cresas in j4uba The Caiantal demand for
wheet was bette. as pr2,e. are attraethe to bay
a wee rns Ilat and the teat: purchases
in Areaotiae aed Auerada delayed. Repet rlmse
nom ot wheat hm the siaboad today waie I.
1319.1=.11 .t i.rs tat 0440 ba helW .
akes hr were SAm mba.
Omn cein K to ha bli ed ruled dan.
Knsa= CIt 0re4d $ ca am m d gpod gach
bilhy uttk cetaonntly *-emm steha and n ia
rem a , I at O a e hre ure Al
O. wae am ged to lee hlebe to %ake
lowsr the saarhus acted scdar early and theae
wasoanme inremt ake iu 0m bs the wutry.
The wim of trad, was light. O.h sale. were
is.w b usheL
Pubrated Si W. 3. Wibbe ! C.
win?'r- oSr mi=1. Lew. Cleo.
La. . ..... . .145 1.3016 1.11% 1.E%
..................... 1.14% L1W 1t 1.18%
-mp ..... Li 1.13% 1.11% LI%
CORN
May 74 T% 74% 1 T4
Jly..% 7% 15
i-e..S w 75% 5%% 75% 7NM
OATS
May. .. 444 04 44% 44%
J.u"........................ 43M 34 43 43%
epaber.. . . w% a% 35% W%
POK
May.. ... 0.05 3.11 3.2 13.12
July._.............. SL9 3.5 21.0 2.14
LAE1D
May.- 11.41 11.2 u.s 11.6
July...................... 11.5 11 11.6 1.
3138
May... ............ 12.17 1.3 12.13 12.3
July-.................... 12.27 13.31 12.1 12.35
NEW YORK CUR ]AtriT.
New Tt, April 1,-nadin on the Band reat
eurb 'o active during the AM hear, and a suen
bar of bens made -hatna smin. Later in te
day boi.ese was auLit. Eln tamstrating ws
in Good damed adnmdag fom 6% to 54.
Bid. Asked.
BalUmore Tuba...................... 118 13
Bed. C0ed. Mik... ...... 113 114%
Butt. s N. Y...... _ ....... 3 3%
Hauas copr ............ 1% 1%
Cnde. Ot... . w....... ...... _..... 5 4
Hartman pr..... . ............. .70 73
Hae Barker. ............. 41 42
Hana s. 3 ......... -............... 14 Ai
Houstan 0il...................._......... i1 19
Intrent. Rubber... . .. .... ,. 14 16
Int. a. Pomp, m.i..................... 3 ii
Sae '1rpedo Bo....... ...... . g% 1%
Y-aste C. a s .......................... Is g
2M.skgee ...........-..... 3% 3%
Nor. be,. ""=@me-'......... ............... 45 106
OttS Eiemad .............. ............... 1 14
TpangGeld Bod......... ........... 01 454
Uidt. Vsrd Ps .... .................... nt 014
Warid Punm ................................ t 15
S 4.. .................. 254 %
Yukn ol .......BONDS.
Or. de Ros K.......................... 117 113
Pam. G.a 2E1. t.......................... 94 54
ACTIVE. cmR STDCK.
e Cw........L.......... . ir. Cloe,
mita m~p------.---.----.... 2 21% 154
arro de Paco.................... >M i 2%
Chevrolt Hot ...................... 111 115 1g5
Onha Cane Susg..................... 6!4 46 4M
Maam p............ ........ . Igg 1754 y
Momh m aaoP a n ................ ..,
Midvale t....................... 6554 0% g
Submarine Orp .................. 5% 3% 6
TobYo PrMeta ---------........ 1 43 434
Else. &On....................... % 4g g%
Lehih ValD y 4%s.. .............. 101% 1%4ig
Midvale S. a w.i.................. 45 % gl%
N. Y. O. 41s. w. ................ I 0 0
OBIUlerge Oi, Lb................... 3 g6 gg%
Cvea, & Ois......................% gr .
Oaea.rSiwa Oil . -..... w .61 Co.
GalmaR~l Ol Co.pd... B.. . AIte
Atani 011in C...................... gg
Allnilo-Amr*...0....................7% 17
B Bdy ipe.I....................... ig g
CtnetaOil Co....................I 31 W1
Ohesao Oip C.......................,... 4 3 4
Pm.e -31nal..l....................l 16 1
Gamau in Oil C o. uess ................4% 145
Houato. Oil Ca eeO.............4...12 418
Illnoi P e .. .........................1g 7
reulbeia Pipe ......................... s g
Ptens Oil Csr a...............1 me 4
Praadr Oil an Ga.0................342 41
Stnd a Oil Cea ..................8 3N
84*thwesterl Peua PJeay.......,.....z a11
taaadard Oil Naiorw ................2 5
Standard Ol i an.......................8 9
Swandsr OilaeS ................. m i
tnodard Oil Ketsk................3 a
standard 01 Cea................... g gg
sabidar 0il New..r................. 51 g.
Staundard Opil i .,.................. inqir
bSwann t& Pie. 0...------........... ;
UNon1 T*ankI.to 68.........,..... gt 6e
Wo a ingm Oi gel es---------.-. .... :a
New6 York. Apri h-Weat-uMgher;a inquirabi.
faW- NasdNe hes Is b.. .41 No.1f
ut.t. .u.eo rs: N. 8 whard.' . 5 .m. . S Wt.
0W-4bealiefl ba ft winte and Maniteb m
hie isPM N. 3 wi. : No. 6 whee.
L~Need; tae isaet . &a 4 e a
sel osg,3 m a,8yue ldg(g
Supply Promises to Be Defi
cient in Face of Heavy and
Sustained Demand.
OTHER FINANCIAL NEWS
List Closes Higher. Although Trading
Is Not Spinted-Fractional Ad
vances on Exchange Here.
A stead rise in wheat based on a situp
tion which may prove serious in the
market. was confidently predicted yester
day, as the supply premises to be de
flcient this year in the face of a heavy
and sustained demand. It is pointd out
that the consumer will continue to de
mand wheat in the present volume for
some time after the war ceases, and the
meeting of that demand will be up to
the year's supply, which I. already de
ficlent. An indication of the present de
mand. due to war conditions. ean be
gathered from the following comparison:
Receipts of wheat at primary markets
on this orep exceed by 170,000,000 buehels
the receipts during the same period of
the crop year preceding the .ginning
of the war. and this enermoug demand
is indicated by the fact that practically
all contract grades of cash wheat are
now selling at a premium over futures.
List Cleees Higher.
Summarising the action of the New
York list yesterday, W. B. Hibbs & Co.
made public the following telegram from
their correspondents:
"While trading was not spirited, the
list closed higher. The accumulation of
selling orders over the week-end was
meagre, which perhaps was accounted for
by the somewhat more pacifi. tone of
press advices with respect to the Mexi
can and the German situation. The Steel
statement revealing an increase of over
70.00 tons in unfilled orders for the
month of March was without influence as
a market factor. The reports of the
prominent copper producers, Utah and
Chino, were very good, and Imparted a
moderate degree of strength to copper
shares, as did the advices of another
large sale of the red metal. There are
no distinct indications of the market
having worked itself out of the rut. The
professional element is bearish and the
short Interest of late has expanded con
siderably. Long stocks do not come out
in large volume in the declines."
Fractieal Advances Here.
An improvement in the demand for
bonds yesterday brought about some
fractional advances Ia this part of the
local list, and business generally re
flected this improvement. Lanston, how
ever, continued to show a weakness that
has been apparent since the declaration
of a dividend on a 6 per cent basis early
this month, and for the first time since
that declaration, sales were recorded to
day, and offerings were free at 77. a
point under the bid price sustained for
some time. Only twenty-four shares
ebenged hands altogether. however, the
last off lot going at 76 7-1.
Washington Gas was again strong and
the leader of the list, 64 shares selling
strongly at 75. In the sale of an odd lot
of Railway preferred at 63, the price was
advanced 1-2 a point above recent fig
ures.
Bull Movesment is Copper.
A resumption of the bull movement in
copper shares is confidently predicted,
though apparently there is some specula
tion in the face of existing conditions as
to why the upturn is delayed. Some of
the big operators are believed to be pre
paring for a bull drive later this week.
It was reported from Boston that an
other big copper deal involving 100.000,000
pounds. had been consummated by sev
eral large producers amliated with Ana
conda and American Smelting and Re
fining Company. Inspiration Copper yes
terday reported a surplus for six months'
operations of $600.000.
Great Northern Ore Poutable.
It was reported yesterday that profits
of the Great Northern Ore for the cur
rent year are expected to exceed $4 a
share.
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGL
Furished by W. . Hibbs A Ce.
SALES.
Washington Railway 4., $1.00 at 51'. 61.000 at
4%. sl.e, at 51%. $63 at gle. Sm0 at 31%.
Washington Railway pfd.. 5 at B.
Washington Gas Light. 5 at 75.
Lanston, 10 at 77. 10 at 76%.
After Call:
Lanston, 4 at 7.
Potomac Elactric Cons. Is. $1.06 at 100%, $1,0
at 1074.
Capital Tractio s, $1.00 at 146%, ges at
100%.
Washington Gas Light, 3 to 75. 3 to 75. 0 at 7?
Mergeothaler, 5 at la.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
PaitadRista.ieM.atnsd I.
United litates registered 61.............. li% ,..e
United States copon Is............. O ..
Uaited States regstwed 3s............... 14% l3ge
United states coupon 36.................. 1601 II
United States registered is............. 11", .
United States coup"n .............111%
Di6set of Columbia LMs.............16
GAS DOND30.
Georsitown Gas Cert, lad. is.......106% .
Gorgtow Gas Is................ 1 IS
Washitigton Gsa A|..............3 1 gi
Columbia Gaso & Electie is.......
Columbia Gas & Electric deb. is.....
RAIIOAD BONDU.
Caitl~ Traction Is...................40% gO
Ansaostia & Poto.sae giuaae Es.... 3%
anacoatis & Potouaa Is..............
City & Suburban is............... lm g
MetropOiitts 3r................ 15
Washington Rtaliway & Decae 4..... 3 3%
MiISCEkLLANEOUS BONDS.
Potomac Electric Cons. Is........... 10 11gg
Potsme Dectric Light 5Is......... 40
0. & P. niephone is................40
American Teirlephoe & Telegraph 4... 40
Amercan Telephone & Telegrapb Ps.. 140
Amea Oraphothons tat is....... 3s
Washington alarket is, 1r...........
Washington Maet is, 19...........g ...
Washington Market Cold Stora is.... U ig
Norfolk & Washinston Steamboat is.. 115 ..
iius Realty Is ileegi...............10%
3163 Besltr is (shesti-..---...........61,...
PUBLIC IULMT 5':0(63.
Capital Tractie....... ......... 40 g%,
Washington Railway & Electric m.... U - 0
Washington Itailway & Electric pfd... 3% %
Norfolk & Washtington Steambeat...1 1a
Wasinston tis....................... ig 1g
American Taiephe.& Teiqgaaph....13 ..
Stergenthaler .......................101% 14e%
M IMING S't0C~s,
GreseCases..................... 5
NATiO-.iAL BAEg 30033 '''
CAmeisa.......................... 83lg
....................c.......... . 0 e
coeel........................ 40 g
Dist.............................3
ne. ........................i
Jistlosal htls Iilis ~
m e busetlr ? Trit...'.....
lisee ansaa ese Ia.......... m
Em m .,
h-mm .. . 40 e
Ma's ......... ... .... I
~~1-Yila .. ........................ M 1..11
ri f. a ............... .. 6 ..
Tol TYM E I1USA1IN> tI 08. ?
ma ................... 4% 5it
MUICN.ANMOUB STYOCS.
3B~Spa s ................ 1S ..... l
dzlgt dOar CIembla Paer Msf........ I ...
6usteatm r-a-s e teame........ 113 Ui
tumrican O==hhanha- Pd............. tS t0
Weeaats' Teesse " stors......... 10 111
Iaesity BTers A........................... I as
-ahlume Miasi...................... 3m ...
*Es. divMead.
AmTmXOU stMx XAJr.
Baltimore. Aell 1.--teiboMar at O en &
a fetiSfed I their man rit morning d esar
etter sgnd i Presiemt J. a. Csdr. stusaa ttag
bunt with e reartale earing power ef the big I
>II coriwraton and predletig that the current 1
Wat will be the greatest in the history of the I.- I
Inccsed with the osaamaitm was a dividend
heek for 7 per emst en the Camn steak. rae- I
ating the egelar i r cet esuterly dividend I
nd a f paracent extra dividenil.,
BAL tMORu CITY TOCES (Reg.).
Sid. Asht
Mty aS 96 ................................ e 13 %
sternal Improvemett 3s%. 1w ............... 3
NIti 3%9 .................................... Qtr ...
GAS AND 1Cf.nCTRIC.
laltimore Eisetie .s stamped.......... 11% 16
]m. Gs O. M. 4%s. 1...........
BANK AND TRUST COMIANIO,
oeinmttal Trust. 10 ..................... 1 13
!hiellty & Deposit, 0 .................... 13% 1as
derehants' Trust & Depot. 0.......... 1 ..
attmal Echange. 10 ................... 151% 1st
tational Marike. .....................,. 7 .....
Jauon Trust, 0 ............................ ..
RAILROAD TOOI.
Lfisatlo Coast Iae of Comaetit, 100 ils
(Street R"ailas)
dtn. Valley Tractie p................ T4
'Jnited Railway & lectrie. 0.......... % %
RAILROAD BONDS.
StIantic Coast Line et Com. 60...... W% .....
ttlantie & Yadkin 40.......................... 1%
7hatlea & Westeen Ctrollnsa in..... 10 106
bole. & Ohio. St. L. & C. die., b......... 0%
.eal & Coke Railway Ms................. M 1 N )
Jaorila & Alabama re, Y.............. 10%
Pkosmn Valley lst ti, 1911................... 1No
Sorfolk & Caronma let h................ M1.
kouthern Ralway M. D. 41................... 71%
leth Bound Se, 11..................... M .
Wilmington & Weldon gold 0. tS.... I .
(Street Railway.I
Baltimore Taction let Is, 1........... 11% .
:ity & Snbstrban 1ot sr, 11.........,.. tg ..
rinnent & Clsrsburg 1 4................ me Ui
Unington Railway lot s, 193........... 1 5o%
*aland Electrie Railway. s .......... Wei
heetropolltan (Wash.) let to. 115........ 15%
Newport News & Old Point lot 14. 1= N 10
Oerfolk Street Ralm.ed lst is. 11.... 1 .
torfolk Railway & Light + ............. ..
[nted Railway & eestrlc fdg. ES, I13 4 ..
UnIted Rallway & Elaetric ice. b4, 103415% 3
United Railways . notes ................ 0 0%
Wbiaah tan. Baltisae A A-aoslas L..... 80%
MISCZL-NROUS.
Baltmee Dry Dad #a................... 10% .
Baltimore Tube mn ...................... 17% 1 1
'anton ft (W. 1.).........-.......... 0% N% I
Conde n o ................................. 10% 11%
oeden Gas am =............................ 7 y%
roehdatlon Coal, ................... 0 Nh
Elkhorn Coal . ....................... 17 iy
Elkhorn Corporation 6 ......... %
Datrion Chemsal ma .................... 0% 43%
a B-8 Brewing 1st 4. -11............... 32 4
let. Cotton Mill am ..................... 1
Noneon Oil cm.. tetk etts................. 19
Industrial BuiHing ........................ at
liouston Oil. .9r. cie .................... Is 74%
terehants' & lu e Tranportathj " Im I3
Pennsylsania Water Power enm......... 71% 754
kfaryland Drede ........... ..
kicent Vernon Mill. nm.. V. T........ M
Oklahoma Plod. Rel un.................S% ..
Public Servie. Building 1 ..
BSpelpa Raning am .... . T
r. H. Syimgt.a lFd.... ....
In Plata. Rt....................3%
Wayland 011...............
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.
Boaten, April 3.-e market was buoyant, be.
toming acti, and strong In aim steaks and United
tates Smelting, alga In anal and seamel co er
speialties.
Sigh. Low. Clove
Allouea Mining ........ ...... 70% 1 7
American Zinc .................% 4% gr
Ca. & Ariuaoa Mining........... 74% I 74
Pl. & Heola Mining............. 565 65 531
[entennial Mining ............. 17% 11% 17%
lopper Range Conse..........66 14% 1%
Dranby Mining ................. 10 0
Irgradouon Coned............. 44 46% 46%
lat Royale Mining................ 1 Z% g
Lake Mining .................. . 17% 17% 17%
Miami Mining ..................... 3% 9% 3%
Mohawk Mining ..............1 10 111
Few Arcadian Mining............ S a S
NoRth Butte Mining ............. 4 3 g%
DMd Derninion Mining............. 0% " N%
DMrola Mining ................... 94 M 11
Iuincy Mining .................... N N 4
Ray Consolidated Mining.......,. 1% 04 D%
it. Marl's Min. Land............ 72 72 72
Ihannon Mining ................. g% s g
Shaun Ariatna Mining......... 36 31%
D. S. Smelt. Ref. & Mi-......... 14% 14% 14%
Welerine Mining ................ 0% 00s 6%
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.
Philadelphia, April 1.-BU rZL-Rteoesists were
igbt and value4 were steady, but trade was quiet. I
%he qustatie--: Western,. fresh, . old-packed. I
urausy fancy, spedls. 30; extra. A; Ctra
Irals. 3%; frmts. 5; seonda. 5a5%; neart i
sent, fancy. 40: average extra. 5; nrata, NaN;
eoon.ds, 35a:1; spedal fancy brands of prints job.
Ai'g at {ia!.
E308-'Thern was a good outlet for choce fr 1su
iseand vajues were Sraty maintained. The. qu..
Ationd follow: In free ases, nearby etra., 26
Ter dosen; nearby drin.. 6.75 per standard aye;
marby current reciVpta. 4. per rase; Westen
stras. 3ia5 per donsg; Western extra arata, 6.75
per ase; do Arsts, 6.0 per ease: eouthern, Cr
!se. 6.156.46. as to Quality; fancy esloed
ram lobbing at Vag per does.
LIVI POULTRY-lbwla. 1s1s; esaceptional ot I
nigber; roosters, 1313; chickens, mft-mested, la5;
ineptional lots higher; do.. stamy. 1411; ducks, I
a to Aite sad quality. lis0; grew, 17a19; pges., I
ild. )er pair, 21&M; do., young,
DRE88ED POt'LTRY-Vbesh-klled poultry. dry.
lackrd. fowls, 12 to box, dry-picked. fancy .serted,
1%; weighing 4%05 pounds spene, 71; weighing 4
1ounds apien. 3%; Weighing 4 peunda apienn gih;
seiging 3 pounds aeino. 117%.18%; weighing 4%s
mena apiece, 7%; wegbing 4 pounds spie , 0%;
nallr siam. 16as. Old enode. dry-pkd, 1S; I1
aIrole,. nartby. weIghing Sa3 pounds jer pair.
laii; larger sise, 33.8. Capeons. 3p pound,
reighiS 1410 pouinds aplece, laS; maalle sae.,
Iato. rurkes. faner, yong bn.s ad taes 15
3; turkey,, fair to choice. SiaN: tuateys, old tins,
S. Duct.s, nearby, spring, 11.1. flquabs. pe I
hoen. white. weighirg 11 to 11 pounds pet dea45 I
i.S%5.75; white. weighIng S to 10 pou~nde per dorea,
.6a5.50; white weighieg 5 pounds pe do,.,
.03.4.3; white, weighing 7 ponde par donan.
43,3.; whIte. weighing G6%4 pounds per damn.
.5.2.75; dark, 2.153.75; amall and No. 2, LMb
PTT.ADTELFEIA GEMN.
Phiiladelpias ArIli 10.-WNEAT-I'bere was a
leeline of 3e in this miarket due to eaier Waestr
edvicte. We quote: Cir lots. In export elevatr
4.. 2 red. spot and April, 1.15a1.2; No. S Southern
ad, 1.leal.19; nteamer No. I red, LiasLM:; No. S
ed, 1.lia1.1; rejected A. 1.134s.15%; nujeted B.
.11a14.
CORN-Demnd was light and prices were with
Ut ampartant chiange. 'flle quotatioda: Oar lob
1r lacel trad. as to localmNe. S v.4ev. Se
5: etsaer yellow, 19%eM6%; No. 3 yellow., 10%.
T%: No. 4 tellow. 74%ha7P4; nab, per 10 pounda,
3.1%.
OA'IB sold slowly at formr cates. Ws quote:
lo. S white. 5144.4g; andate white, 5.51: N~o. 3
'hite, 5.5; Ne. 4 white. 4%; sampe oats.
244.44%; puided est., Waded. 5.10%.
3teel Corporation Makes Report.
New York. April 10-The United States
itsel Corporation today reported unfifed
trders on Its books March 81 at ot
,M1,0 tons, compared with 8,s.96 ton
a February is Iast and 4,55.7* tons on
dareb 31. 1915.
Santuel Accons, an Indian. and by tra
Isttes the first Dartsnoth gsdent, isa
dmimeanorated to this day by Aecom|
Rig, a handsorme ralaidenat aectiem of'
he oellege town. Hanlevr. N. H.. and i
etgo most of the faelky dwelflngs. It:
4 views of thestgq the Ce.- I
bw se and th-tetad'
WASEINGTE i
* sd a $5..eelm we 1.e 6ua 6as fr
imitbeiba er. Jbbasp as
alp" a bea seopet lbw or asr , . ra Wl
The p""-' mtret resder r--n" is eme6
i-gr d i . a d week pbinatry am
0. Fsmau lir three pods etiosad bem. Las
last bpld Ieser
U'MB.-i its, _es e, pea.. as 4.. to
e 11.. X; pmae, i u OWe god., ues
li; taegan, me
LASD pie. l.. Hall d.r, sampa -. , 1111
i1sssie p eaa. L.I.
York. sa. pe a. 1; nt, 1l
A. 1I; Swilm bad 2. Fee ,; d,. lei.ig
e p. a~~~'M ..! e.1
1,. 4.
LITV POULTT--esa,. lb. l5.!; tastea. A
; 8% des, pe , iaS; -ldekasna pols
SBa. 0; taes, Per lb., mata,
ilo; tkbsea. per Ib.. a923.
GREEN GOOD*-geses. per baa., LtMLM. bap
e eats 1. I .Le; bruask' spEe s, per . L.
PL; ebbs n.w. bll.. 1.T12.1: do.. ba.. 31
5; erota. par beac, s; emulifiower, Pr e!t
MIS21; soer. Ford,. per crate. 1.1t..s; e
boen, par bif. 1at.50; rMlon, P
rate. l.1li.l "eaat, per crate. 2J6e01
Oe, per bl.. Tle0; lettnee. Florida. per bOa
Al5a.: onals, per sack. 2.1tee ; do.. Texa
or caste. 1.3al.; peas. bae.. 2.5.50; paralnp
ox, 110; pessr, rtae. 1.!s&3.0; popearn. bo
1&5; lastoes, a , .0.3.10; aweats. bbl. 22.t 0
s. Pre bbL.. Late!,6: a.uash. er bbt. 11
f;. rbheb. par daa. halO.; apias, per belt
.3a1.5; tleat,. Plrida, per Crat. 1,71.1S; to
Ip, par bil., 115.1.0; d. per boa. l6.
PSUIAS-Agplas. pe bbl.. .0.4.00; crabeti
e II.. UBl0A; do.. rer boe. 1.11.st; gMO
rlt. per boa, 1.13f: lesons,. per brg, .4..1
rago p. Per erte, 234 M; pineapples, per rab
L1VE STOCK-Veal cale,. prime. per lb.. l0it
0.. medlu. lb.. 5.1%; apring lambs. fat, pur It
tats.
DEB4ED GOODS-Drmd bos. amal, Per 00
1&l%; do.. eae. per b.. 11.
HAT. STRAW AND CORN-.Har. bat tiot
er tas, 1 :.0; sead. per to. 12,tal/.0; straw. "
be, Ita'3.S; bat strew, per ton. .0; awl
w, par Sbi.. 4.,
85E*-.Ctweer, red. yer lb., 1419: do.. albk
of lb., 11; do.. timethy, per bus.. .15.a.4
1d-te, per b, 11%; orhard gray, per bas
15.14; bas prar. pur bus., 1.11; cow esa. V
lbe,1. l?a1: set besas. per bus.. 1.M; alfl
loaer. Der lb.. lat; asd potstoes per bbe.. 4.1
BALTIMORE PRODUCL
Baltaaure. Aril 1l.--EGG-Market fea. Mar
sod. Poseynaiala and aerby ants. 2'; Ea
rn $h1os,. Maryland and Virginia irte. 21; We
in (Ohl acs, , West Virginia beta.,
lobur (North Carolinal bat. 1.
BUTTER.--ranaery, fancy, maS; choie. Ma
O.. good. 3i.:; do.. printa, 35e; do., block
oB; do.. ladle. ,2; do., Maryland and Peal
ylvaia. rnile, a115; do., Ohio tolls. 24.21; dc
laryland. Virginia and Pennsylania dairy print
le?; poress butter. 5; sltrepacked. 26.
LIVE POULTRT-Price, per pond; Chicken
ount, large. e0ooth, RaI2; do., winter. that lba
2a5; do.. young, rough. stag. 16a17: do.. .rins
4b to 14 lbe.. 351: do.. old her.,. over 4 Ibe.. 1i
I; do.. small to medium. PAE: do.. old rooste.
6511. Dueka Musey and mnagei. 7e.1; de
rbite Pektngs. 15.1; do., Indian runners, 17a
Lb., peddle. large. young. 15.19. t'irena old. P
.air, Na; do., Young. rr pair. :,a73 niora
bwl-Young, i4 )be and over rah, 15; d
mallr, each. 35;0: do.. old, earl. Or.
VEGETABLES AND OREE.N FRliiTS-Pot
oes. white. Ealeen chore, Mclarmick. per bo
k11; do., Manlaed and Pennsyleani. 1.1.11
In.. New York and Ialie. 1151.15. CwM
1own, Easten Shore. Marciand, per bbl.. flat?
0., Eastern Shore, t'irginia. se bbl., 13.(Ab2 de
ielaware, fancy. bt., 23a.75. do.. York Rite
ancy, bbl.. 1.160?0: do.. bampera, per baa.. 769
lo.. seed sweets, bbl., 1.23?1.30; yams. North Car
lea, No. 1. wr bel., 1.5410; do., Maroand a
7lcginia. Per bb.. La ; apple. New To
(tat. packed. bbl., .00.3.50: do., Western larylai
and Penasyleania Packe., bbl.. 1752.73; aapasae'
Ioegia, dos.. 1.S0a.3: do.. North and South Ca
la, dom., 1.1 0: bean., green. ba. 2.021
lo.. wax. bas.. 1.75ats; do.. pear!, baa.. 71 5t1
abbage. New York State. old. tn. 10.00.11.00; d,
"lorida. has. 75a1.6; do.. Early York Fla., cr'
.50.115; celery. crate. I i '2; lcucumbers. i
.03.10; enplanta, crate, 1.41.00; grapefrult. le
L:53,1; borsamdsh. box. I.a.5; kale, be
5075; letta,. North Carolina. '-bbl. baa.. fIat.
Lo.. Florida, 14-61. baa.. I.Wa2.l; onions, Weas
Maryland sad Pennleanla. yellow. bus.. 101.
b.. Western. 1W-b eack. :..2.1; do., Taxi
-rate. 3.31.50: oranes. bor, as to ise. il..
was. ba.. 353.110: peppers. crate. 1.6601
daiahes, Ndtb Carolina. ba. .60: spinach. 1b
3.1.30; squash. white. baa.. 205.2.2; streberri
it. refrigerator. .'01. d.. ot., open crate, tia:
mnatees. fancy. rise. crate. I.50a,5. do.. choir
rate. 5.1.-; turnlr box. bus.. Sa .
BALTIMORE GRAIN XARXET.
Italtimore. Aprl 10.--WREAT-Reeipts 3;.
muhrbo. onsaitrng ' 35 boahels Southern and 3
," o..hel. Weterr shipments from elevaters,
113 it.Les; seck in ertaora, 1,463.154 buse
Ibe rarket oveeI .teady, as follows: Sp
.15; No. H Meatern. 1. e, nominal. and Att
.1!.. nomall.
CXIRN-Receipte 5.43 bsis, consting of I
I3 bushela Western and 5 toehels new seMuther
hipments from eleartors. E,.52 buhaels: stock
itevator, 1.0, lasahrlA. Sail Yellow is quotal
At 00:" pcr tuabe. Cob corm as quoted
.13.4.01 per b.b. The market .hetcd sauwr. Spt
ipril aod Mtay. 84. nominal.
OA'T--Recrlpta, W.453 bushels; wthdrawn frt
araters. 100.751 t:.helv; stoek in elevators. 30
41 blirls. Pries, sere: Standard white, 30'
to. 3 white, 0: and No. 4 white. ItsilO. '
loe was Iear Spot and April. w bid.
CHICAGO LiVE STOCK.
Chlcago. April 10.--HOGS-Reaerpta, ,00 hee<
loar. Bulk. 9.490.5; light, 9.55: mead. 1
; bear, 9.1.5.5; tough. 9.1.1.5: pew, 745..4
CATTL&-Reeipts. 3.03 bead: weak. Natt
tlar. 7.735..00: arteWra and feeders, 5.5.5: con
ad heifers, 4.05..0; caes, .0.5.0.
SHEEP-Receipta. 13lA head: Ina. Wethe
...5; lambs. 7,MaLS. iQuotateaa incl
here dock.)
U. S. Treasury Report.
The condition of the United Stat
ereasury at the close of business yestel
lay was: Net balance in general fun
196.911,779: total receipt., $1,877.122; tot
ayments. $4,311.462.
The deficit this fiscal year Is 154.785.7
gpinst 53.73.162 last year, exclusive c
'anama Canal and public debt trans
.tions.
Revenue receipts this fiscal year, u
o the close of businesa on April
1i0/.247,23.40; revenue receipts at tt
lone of business on April 8, 19513, $477
17,748.50,
Ordinary disbursements this fiacal yea
p to the close of business on April
161,038711.03; ordinary disbursements a
hie close of business on April 8, 1914
5S,85,2T.S0.
$26,638,172
C Bpividende Paid i
q eTb teabdrer of 191lb
aa Ql rQAad kby ll
t-esientrap predesi h hp
dab4 sthd, ae in
pies I b Whbdajma
9 Asa amge, copper sh dersar
"Th.Twity ay.g Fek rnal
et Beaak se~ amt y s,
A
a Chief Justie Sheppard. of the
a tulle Court of Appears. e er d
that the Aa?erlean Security a Tre
C a may not recover SL,*?i
fdm the Joseph Ferrero, who own'
Hoed Building, at de F stre
west. The trust company for
6 cteed on the building and realit
lese than the face value of its Doti
1 and interest. It then sued Ferrei
for the balance on these securities. b
Justice Sheppard ruled that there wi
no privity between the trust compels
and Ferrero. and that, since
himself to pay the notes. the tra
company could not compel Ferrero 1
pay the sum claimed.
t Samuel K. Upperman. administrati
of the estate of his father. Horaoe v
Upperman, was given 32,500 damar
against the Washington Railway
lectric Company by a jury In Jul
tire Itould's division of the Distri
Supremo Court yesterday. The at
sued for $10,000. HIS father was kills
by a 'or of the company at Ninth or
E tr, ets northwest on December 1
1912. Attorneys Alvin H. Newmy,
and Lyon & Lyon represented the so
while the company's lawyer was A
torney John S. Barbpur.
WAIT CONVENTION HERE.
The executive committee of the Boal
* f Trade yesterday directed the pre
dent. E. C. Brandenburg. to appoint
special committee to confer with ti
SChamber of Commerce. Retail Me
chants' Associtaon and the joint citizen
I. convenUon committee on the question
bringing to Washington the 1917 convel
tion of Confederate veterans.
The joint committee will consider 11
expense which would be involved in 11
undertaking and the benefits to be d
rived from having the convention bhrc.
The executive committee of the boa
elected to membership In the organiz
' tion Edwin IT. Duff. R. M. "lendenin
George Kearney and Roy 1. Neuhause
"Gettg' On
in the World"
a. Eyerr man hag within him the de,.r
t. use the ars. of hi. aInes atiiret
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. The bootht Outijlin this mtad L
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