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EVENING- y,F,DaKiHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1916.
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FINANCIAL NEWS
NO PRESSURE IN STOCK MARKET;
COVERING BY SHORTS RESTRICTED
Open Accumulation of Leading Specialties by Strong
Interests Favorable Feature Was Advance in Ana
conda After Regular Dividend Declaration
New York Stock Sates
High Points in Today's Financial News
Production of copper in February generally bctow January's output,
but above February, 1015, Confirmation obtained that stockholders of
St. Louis and San Francisco, who have held out against reorganisation
plan, will withdraw opposition, I'ricc of bar silver higher in New York
and London, No meeting of American Beet Sugar today to act on diri
dend as had been reported. No dividends declared lincc 1912.' Fund
deposited with J, P, Morgan & Co. for redemption of oneyear 5 per cent.
French bonds on April 1, New high mart: established by common slock of
Buffalo and Susquehanna. Gold to the amount of $4(1,000 withdrawn for
shipment to Europe. Extra dividend of 5 per cent, declared by Eastman
Kodak on common stock.
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STRENGTH IN WHEAT;
OFFERINGS SMALL
Reports of Damage to Winter
Crop and Decreasing Stocks
Helpful Factors
DRAIN' iiki.t mktiii:r FOnnCAST.
CllirA(ll), Mnreh B. Tim weather
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Illinois, generally fair tnnlcht and VArdnes
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sourl. fnlr am mirmrr tonight, VVednes.
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XHW YOItK. March 28
The stock market today was virtually free of prcsruro from anj ouurrc.
The BUhmarlno nctllt-s nt the onil of the week unrt tho WushlnRton attitude,
ns well as the reports of developments, hml lost their force na hcarlsh Incentives,
nnd Instead of the nggrcsalvc short fcolllnif and tho liquidation by tltnld holders,
there were urgent efforts to cover shorts, which were restricted, however, by
tho open accumulation of tho IcuiUiik specialties by stronr; maikct Intcrcsla,
Such stocKs as Cruclblo Rtccl and American Locomotive- moved up tnoie
than four points, nnd there weie imbstuntlal Riilns In inanj other of the war- '
order Issues '
A favorable feature of the market was tho ndvnuco in Auncoudii after
tho declaration of the regular dividend of $1.50. A month iiko It was predicted I
that the directors of this company would follow tho lead ct tho management" of
tho porphyiy companies and declare an extra dividend, but these predictions
were denied, and for n time Anaconda ruled heavy. After the dividend declara
tion today, however, tho ntock made an advance of moro than one point, and
there was evidence that contrnlltifr Interests oi their nlllllatlons were in tho
market as buyers. I
United States Steel common also acted In tho manner to Indicate u strom;
fundatlon for values, movlnp up In nn orderly manner on quint absorption.
Some of the railway Issues made frnetloal fmlns, but llltlo liquidation was mile!
tn Rending, which Is Just now being left to take rare of Itself by tho Interest 4
concerned in accumulating the stock In anticipation of somo development at Hit
June meeting.
Production of Copper Generally Smaller in February
NEW YORK, Murch 28. The Utah Copper Company produced 11.S40.D72
pounds of copper In February, compared with 11,099,910 pounds In .lanuniy nnd
8,202,407 pounds In February, 101".. In February the output of the Clilno Copper
Company was 4,617,220 pounds, against ii,31G.17C pounds in Januaiy and 3,722,S03
pounds In February, 1915. The Kay Consolidated Coppr Company In February
turned out 3.707.0S7 pounds of copper, contrasted with 1.2G3 -1 10 In the 'preceding
month and 4,877,702 pounds In February, 1915 The production of the Nevada.
Consolidated Company In February amounted to 0,533.412 pounds of copper,
against 6.157.SG2 pounds In January nnd 3.210.509 pounds In February, 1915.
Stockholders of Frisco Who Held Out on Ucorganization to Come In
NEW YOItK, March 2S Confirmation was obtained this morning from an
entirely authoritative nnd trustworthy source of the announcement made ics-
terday that IJ F. Yoakum and the few stockholders of the St. Louis nnd San
Francisco Hallroad Company, who had opposed tho plan of reorganization from
the outset, had surrcndeied and signified their desire to come In under t.he plan.
Eastman Kodak Extra Dividend
ROCHESTER, N. Y March 2S. The Eastman Kodak Company has declared
an extra dividend of G per cent, on the common stock, payable May 1.
Small Gold Shipment (o Europe
NEW YORK, March 2S Gold to tho mount of $10,000 1ms baen withdrawn
from the Subtreasury for shipment to Europe.
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COTTON PRICES WENT UP
WITH LIVERPOOL BUYING!
Gains of Five to Seven Points; Sup
ply Small nnd Scattered
NEW YORK. March 28 Buying by a
commission firm with Liverpool connec
tions was tho feature on the call In the '
cotton market this morning The supply '
was small and Hcattcrcd and ns a result
first prices showed gains of from 5 to 7 i
points. The tone was firm I
After the start the usual pressure by
room traders was apparent, but tho sell- i
Ing by these interests ceased when op-1
position was encountered by a continued
good demand, and at tho end of the first
10 minutes quotations were a shade above l
the start. !
"Weather conditions In the South were I
unfavorable There was no relief from
drought In the Southwest, temperatures ,
were lower and frost reports came from
jrort smith. Shrcvtnort, Little Hock,
Vlcksburg. Atlanta. Macon, Montgomery
nd Thomasville
Pacific ports cleared 501 bales for Rus
sia and 4892 bales for Japan and China
today. Exports to Japan and China so
far this season have now I ashed tho
300,000-bale mark. A Mow Orleans vvlro
received here claimed that there had been
a. sale of 1500 bales of spot cotton at the
highest basis of the season
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January .. 1J.3S 12 41 12 II IJ -III IJ I"
Bpot ... IJ.Oi 12 10
Liverpool Cotton
LIVERPOOL. March 28 Spot cotton
was dull, at an advance of 12 points on
the basis of 7.82d for mid upland. The
tales aggregated 5000 bales, Including
i000 bales American. The imports Were
41.000 bales, Including 35,000 bales Amer
ican The muiket for future closed
steady, at a net advance of aVifJS1,--polnts.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE
XEW YOItK, March 28. The foreign
exchange market trj.is morning opened
steady and unchanged. There was no
feature to the market, with but few trans
actions being reported during the early
trading.
Quotations were as follows: Demand
terllng. 4 76 5-16; cables, 4 75 15-16;
francs, checks, 5 97; cables, 5.9694 ;
marks, checks. 71k; cables, 7113-16;
lire checks, 6.70; cables. G69Vi; Swiss.
checks, 5 23 , cables, 5 22 ; kronen, 12.38 ;
cables, ,S 42 ; kronen, checks, 28.80 '.cables,
28,90. pesetas, checks, 19,14; cables,
13 17, guilders, checks, 42 9-16; cables,
43 11-16, rubles, 31 H ; cables, Zl. Sixty
day sterling bills were quoted at 4.72 M
and 90-day sterling bills at 4.70.
The market continued dull but Ann
throughout the entire session Closing
-"dotations were about on a parity with
those prevailing during the greater part of
thaday, demand sterling being 4 16, and
Cables, 4.17 Franc checks were 5.96?4,
and cables, 5 9$ Jtetchsmarks were 71
for checks and 71 11-16 for cables.
RATES FOR SIONEY
Call Time
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BANK CLEARINGS
iUnlc clerlns today compared with oorre
fc4M4dla vlJr last tio yaara
1111 11)18 . 1914
l'bllid. SSI 1UJ.2UH JJ8.bll.J32 I W Mill 13
IttWtOD il 2ll hit 27.314.721 3S.392SU1
K. Vsrk. 41T SMS 471 2'JO S3J.00J SilO.e&O.DaS
HaUtmiTre T 283 727 S 1U4 Out (1.1(13 81 1
ClUcaio- aT WI U01 43 Jua.uill 61 OOJ.W
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44000 South Itwy sen 4s
40O11 South liwy ton 5s
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1IHIOO Third Ave TdJ Cs.
8000 Toklo 5s
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5000 Va Ilwva 5s . . . 08 H 1)8 ft as
nooo west Kieotrlc 5s,..MJ4 MS1! lo'Vi
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
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k Itjrfcut strooi- ilUsd ami tutchers
M.to ood iwavy jwiur rowli
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No American Sugar Meeting
NEW YORK. March 28 Positive de
nial was made at the offices of the Amer
ican Beet Sugar Company this morning
that the directors vvould hold a meeting
today for dividend purposes. When ques
tioned concerning the reports that divi
dends on the common stcck would be re
sumed today, an official of the company
said that the reports were without founda
tion. "There Js no meeting called for to
day or tomorrow and thes,e rumors are
circulated by speculators. The directors
of this company will not allow the officers
to forecast any action that they may take
and there Is no reason for any such talk
at all. ' Dividends were susucnded In
1912 7
BAR SILVER
I Ihld 1.0-d Works . ill Vf
Halt & Ohio . . . ss'f
niit & ohb p: 7n'j
Hani of cjii ii'rM . .170
llMliMwn St"l . .(tn
IttHiAlyn Hip Tr 85'
llionii hho' .. f,5
(lush Termini ...II".
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lliitlerlet Co 2)
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1 t'lnvllm l'a-t lo . ...li)S
1 fen'nl L"it!rr rd'f
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tips i Ohio . . ni
(hllc Copirr ops
Clilno Copp-r KVi
Cliicajo (It Vt 13
Chlraco Ot Ucst pr :i74
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Chi It I S. IMr . .
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1 Consnllihti'd (hi
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Corn Products Kef .
1 torn l'rol It'f pf .
(.rurihie Mod
Ciilnn-Ani s'tisir
l)ihtt.ir' .1 Hudson
Detroit Fdlson rts .
Dlitll ! Corpn .
Krl-
1'rle rights
V.tic 1st pf
(lenvral i:i ctrl."
(I 11 T.il .Motors pf...
(loodrl'-h II K
flrn-ii'-Cananea
(ri'it N'orthern pf
t) N" c.s tor ore prop
CiU'jKonhilm Iliplnt
IlllaoU Cent
Int vxrL-ttlt'iral ,
lat Agricultural pf
Int Ilan N .1
Int Man (orpn . .
Int Con Cor v t c sh
Int Con Corpn pf
Int Paper
Int Paper pf
Insp Con Cop , .
Int Nickel I I th .
Int M M c of dp . ..
Int M M p.f c of dp.
Jewel Tea
Jew el 'I ea pf . . ,
Kan City Southern .
K C Ft .1 M pf ...
Kellj fcprins Tlrj .
Ki nmiott Coppt. .,
Lack St s'l Co . .
I.iv lluhb'r Tlr.' ....
Lchljh V.al!",'
ltillanl P Co . .
M.mhat shirt Co pf .
Maxwell Motors
Slav .Motois lit pf .
Max Motors 21 pr ..
Minn &. "it Louis ...
Mellon Petrol -urn .
Met I'l'trobum pf
Mo Kan s. Texas .
.Mo Kan .V Tex pf ...
vinmi 1 o;ip-r .
Ml in M I'JSS M.
Mlsso.iri Pa-lflj . ..
Mo Pacific tr cfi
Montaaa l'or .. .
National Hl.cult pf .
at Cloik A. Suit . 7,J
Nat Knim A. h Co . 2.5'i
Na Knam & S pf . . 07
Nat Leal Co . . ft 14
Nat Itjs Mox 2d pf . OH
Nci Con Coi I0f
New York, Air Unto 1 ill
N V N II 5. II . ay,
its 11 it
N V O A West
Norfolk & ve-tcrn
North Amerlci 1 ..
Northern Pacific . .
Ontario -ilvr Mln
r.acific .Mall .. .
Pacific Tol A. Tel
Pennsyhanli It il
Peoples Gas Chi . ..
Willi lelpnli Co . ..
Pitts Coal Co N J .
Pitts Coal X J pf .
Pitts C C 4 St L . .
I'rcnil Steel Car Co
Piillm in Co . . . .
(lulckilhvr . . . .
Qulckilher pf
It Mi'l Sp Cj
Itj .Steel Sp Co pf .
Hay Co.i Copjr .
Itealln?
Kepublle Iron i. S
Hepuullc I i.S pf ...
St LojL .SI' . .
M I. S. S F 2d pf .
St LouU Southt .
hhat Ari7 Co i
blo3-Shef S & I
ixjuth I'orto il .id j .
Southern Paci'l: . .
Southern Ity
btandard Mllllai' pf.
SstudebiKer Co . .
Trim Copp.'f . ..
Teias Co . .
Texas Co rljhti. . . .
Texai Pacific
Union Has S. Paper .
Union Has Sc P pf . .
United Cljar stores
United Cijar Mfrs . .
Union Paciilc .
Unloa Pacific pf '
United Fruit . .
U S C 1 i A K . . .
V b Ind Alcohol . .
Un Hys Inv Co pf .
U S ilubher . .
L b itubber 1st pf .
U b Stqel Corpn . .
u b Steel Corpa pf .. 117
Ubbnilt AM .... Oslj
U S Kxpress 45! f
Utah Copp si
Va-Caro Casm 4
Wabash I5i
Wabash pf A 45IJ
Wabash pf II ... ojij
West K A II . . . Ofti
West Union Tel . no
Western Maryland . . . &m
mujs uveiuna ... 27
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Woolitorth Jf W
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el ii twl renlrnli Nnrtii Dakota, linrtty
loiidv (nnlslil nnil. tVednesdij, toliler to-
inorroiri lonlii Dakota, pnrllj rlntnir to
nlstit. cooler in north nnil iifM lonlxliti
Nflirisku, nnrtlr rlo'iilj lotilitlit and
wednestl.ij, fooler VVeilnesilny (ind In
north lonlrtitl K insaa, fnlr, iinrmrr In
aniilli, imrllj elnudy nnd tooler Ueunes
ilay. ,
CHIPAUO. March 2S -L'nder tho lend
of lulling by nn Important operator, the
wheat market showed material strength
toilny. with offerings sinnll It was helped
' by further reports of dnmnge to the win
I lor crop, principally from Illinois, decreas
ing stock on thlt side and nrmnes at
Liverpool vvhero there was some nppre
heir Ion because of tho activities of under
water craft
There v ere ninny rcciults to tho bull
N'i'l' I fcldo here MliorlR of last week covered
and bt.imo converts to tho crowd mat
favored hlgnor prlcci Although there
was a good deal of prollt-tnltliig by the
lecent bulls rcnctlontl wcro only tempor
ni y. commission houses bolng well sup
plied with orders to buy
l't-.tlatin nf t ntttroallnri 111 Mm 111.
f created Tho demand for the cash article
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jn Cam Iron
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'Jim Kenni Cop
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MS Lehljh Nm 7.1'i
Ul lhUh Vnl 7M'l
101 Ia.li Vftl Trnn 'JJtk
RO do pref . . 4.14
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BOO Neindl Cons Ill's
1(1 l'n Tire Inn 111)
133 I'enna . . 3f4.
10 .Mm .Motors . 73j4
III I'enna Htl pref IIM'li
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PHILADELPHIA RAPID TRANSIT'S
VOTING TRUST PLAN OPERATIVE
Extension of Agreement to February 20. lP9.iTj,.rr.i!
a o,. n ot--.: : . , ,r. "uia.oi
auix vjuoiiucucvMiicv uuiiiiiiuii oluck jusuiDiishecl a
New High Record at 46
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2 belief Hint btarlsh statistics hnd been ills-
"l'i j counted. Hint the npiironch of growing
11 weather would reveal great Injury In many
tT'i I rcctloni, nnd thnt the remaining areas
"I'j ! would 1)3 much less than In normal years
Tiel.'ivetl iireiiaratlnnq for the soring
I.'li'j 121 . t.rnn In tho Northwest attracted more at-
j 17 17' tcntlnn Anlvnli there continued liberal,
i I.. -I.'i'f i,ut receipts In the Southwest showed a
M-1'4 So fallini: off Clearances from the seaboard
Totnl anles, 12.711) mres, rnmpnreil villli
I0..114 Mnires estrntari thus fur this week.
2.1,lltM shnrest auine perloil lust ncel.. 2o.lt ill
hliures.
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.inn Kl ft Poo Tr Is tu
Moil Harris llros ns 'in.
210011 lnlerst His 4s .18
MOO 1., Vol ten 4s . HI
'will do Ken 4a Ml.
MOll Plill-i Elee As 11)1
l.inttl. tltirt.tlnn .., la 1.(1.
MOD Span Am 1 lis liu' MJ HUH
40(10 Un Its lnv r.s 71 71 71
r.000 York ity let .13 1)1 111 ""'i
4-Increnpc DtcruiR-.'
Total snlrs, S37,HOO,.roini jred iillli S.n.iOO
jesteril.ni llms rnr till. week. 1171,11001 name
period Inst week. S 140. 1(10.
'
1
Notification that tho proposed plan for
tho extension of tho Philadelphia llapld
Tianslt Company voting trust certificates
to Februnry 2C. 1021, hat been declared
opeiatlvc, was received by the Philadel
phia Stock IJxchanga this morning Un
til further notice tho voting trust certlfl
catei will bo received for Btamplng of tho
extension nnd certificates of stock of tlm
company received for deposit, under the
agreement.
The Stock List Commutes of the Kr
cliange ruled that deliveries for trans
actions made on nnd nftcr today In the
extended voting trust certificates shall bo
In tho regulni way and that deliveries for.
transactions mado In unextended voting
trust certificates shall continue to bo by
certificates and power, odd lots as well as
I hundred Blfares, until April IB, 101G, after
whlcli Onto tinusactlons In tho uncxtended
voting trust certificates will not bo per
mitted. The Stock List Committee also rhled
that on nnd after today, except otherwise
specified nt time of sale, all bldsand
offers for and s-ales of Philadelphia llapld
Transit Company voting trust certificate')
shall bo ronsldcied to he for tho extended
certificates and deliveries shall bo mndo
accordingly.
On the Stock Ilxchange today Ilnpltl
Transit ceitlflcates weio nbout tho mojt
124.1, lL'S i 12S 2 12S
Local Bid and Asked
active, moro than 1200 shhi-.. ...-- .
nnmis beforo noon The nrM. "lnM
cnangea at in. lluffalo and r "V. .
""I's iii in. jiuirnlo nnd .. "'
ommon ntlraeied m.u.nn.d .V'lh&nn
,t ... . ----- -,..., tl .... ft. . -3
mm ny ntivanc ng 4 points .i.i "."-
morning to a new high record a '' M
company's prcftrred stnol, .. "A"1. Th.l
Philadelphia Company common r H1
ly 2 points before noon tte.?..0 fJ
provement was unchanire.l m a uaa "'
TliniSA .rS.-4. ... . ,U'
There wAb no noun . '
Mrength In Ituffnlo nnd SuSnuZr l.hsl
rn.es and the Street attributed ft ?VA
In those shares to good earnings it Jl
was nga n hcnnl nf l. ., 'LnL.?.!' Talk
dividend on the common stock fflJ'.M
who are In close touch with the comll"1 1
iiunirsj satu mat It s not cstneel. .?
K" .? .?,0?'.4lw" ". l "e tak n ,
a. . "art or lll yar. '
At.u .-.uuui nciini today flint it.. .
gnnl.itlon plnn of tl.n At lb ''
and Hudson Bay Itallway Company";
the Algoma Central Terminals I m n
sldlnrlea of the Lake SuneHo, r.."4'
had been approved at the meeting of ffi 1
two companies' bondholdTs iV'""j
Inst I'rlday Tho renilltis(t,.;" .gn?n
ahcady been set foilh In this coIuTiU1
It inB understood that It we., Tt?"'1'!
wvliout a lilltli Lake Superior 7i2TJ
advanced n smnll rrnnii ':,.?.' x"J
nomine session unn W !
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
TONOPAH STOCKS.
Huff & Sus t c.
do pfd . . . ,
.1 O Drill .. .
Ilnldnlu
. ., -, .., "'."(, " -,....... - - iiinldnli
i.i ra i mi i. i ( were moderate Outside markets also were I cnmtirli steel
Ul 111 111
2o. 20J.J aoi
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1)1 S7 90
2 1 217 2.17
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121 122 121 122
II II i t'1 II
21 20 20 20
101 IIU i 101 101
. 1! I 20 20 20
".') oo r.O"- ,v)
.110 111 1104 li04
firm Minneapolis reported a good de
mand for fancy grades, but trade tu
flour there wns dull.
Final quotations hero were only slightly
bolon the best. May, after touching
$1.13?9, closed nt $1 13, ngalnst Jt.09
nt the end esterday; July, after rising
to 51 10 Vi. finished nt $1.10, compared
with $1.07 9s at the close jestcrday, and
September, after moving up to $1.08?i,
was finnlly quoted at $1.08',i, or 2c.
above jestcrday's last price.
Leading futures rnneed ns folonn
Wheat
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11
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17
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71
774
1104
20
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Corn (nei dillier
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Jull. 75 74
Suit. 74 71
Oats
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July IJ I2i
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May II. .10
July . 11.72
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nibs
May 1107
July IJ 1.1
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Oft'erings of Traders Not Urgent.
Cubmi Cane Sugar Strong
NnW YORK, March 2S. Although Ir.
regular changes were the rule In the early
dealings on tho curb tho general market
showed a steady undertone Inter In the
dayi the tendency was upward. There ap
peared to be less urgent offerings by
I traders, especially iu thn more prominent
Issues Cuban Cano Sugar was again mo
prominent feature and after Blight hesi
tation developed renewed activity and
moved up l- The preferred stock
showed only a .fractional change. AJax
Rubber was In better demand and Im
proved .
Mldvnle Steel was In fnlr demand, with
narrow fluctuations. Submarine Boat
continued quiet hut steady. St. Joseph
Lead was In fair demand.
Oils wcro quiet, with Interest centred
In the fixed Issues, Vlctorlr. Oil becoming
suddenly strong on Inside buying.
Mining Issues wcro fairly active but Ir
regular. Slivers were steady.
Chevrolet Motors continued strong and
touched a new high at 170.
Bonds were Irregular.
Hlcctrle Stornae .
(lenernl Asphalt .
do pfd . .
Ke j stone Tel .
do t c ...
do pfd
Lake 8ui Corp. . .
l.chlKh Xav ....
do t r
Lehigh Vntle',
Lettish Valley Tr
do prif ...
Pi'iinsjluinta
l'hlla I'li-ctrlc . .
l'hlla Co. .. .
do 0 per ten!, pref
do il per eent pref
l'hlla II T. . .
do t e. . .
Ilendlnir .
Tonopah Ilelmont
Tonopah Mining .
Union Traction .
U I
v a steel . ..
York ltny .
do pref
Wm Cramp t c .
Tocltl
lltd Asked
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It Is announced Hint tho Pittsburgh
Bank for Savings, which closed Its doors
Inst December, will pay n dividend of 00
per cent, on April 15.
tlm Duller
.vlnrXaniiirn
Milium
Mlzpali Hxtenston
Montini
North Ktnr .. ....,
Tonopah llolniont ..
'lonoinh Kvtenolon
Tonopih Mining . . .
Itfsiuo nul.i . . . , .
West Knd
Hid.
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HulldoR
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I'oinblnntlou fraction
Diamond eld II II ...
Dilsy
riorrnre
Oolitileld Consolldateil
(lolillleld Meruer ....
Jumbo Intension . . . .
Kewatias
Oro
Sandstorm Kendall .
Sliver Plik
UOLDKini.O STOCKS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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Arlona United 38
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGCl
XnV YOItK. March 21 -ntr-i-ri-n ..U0
iIhaI, na
Orm nil (trades' iipinia nnf.i1-' it!1- 'Irtt?
err. il(l'.ir hinim ..rti..' o-rtk'J.TS CTfan.
dii!!.V.1l'. Unllatlon crrSmervwAKs.r!i
i.t.iis .Market llrm ltee"lnfs ! iu, '
tra llrnts 2l4)JJe tlriiis a7i As.
ivllltes, 23 f 2lr . "hroiin "BB2U'.83J
mixed colors. 2Uf2J( --ViK
Record I'ricc for Zinc Or
JOPLIN. Mo. March 28 T, ...... . A
zinc oro remnlns strong nt $115 a C
tecord price of $100 n ton, with premium,
of several dollnrs a ton being paid fJ
Steel Company Increases Stock
SHARON'. Pa., March 28 Directors of
the Trussed Concrete ktcel Company, of
Youngstown, O., havo decided to Increase
Its capital htock from $2,000,000 to $3,
000,000, by nddlng $500 000 preferred and
a tike amount of the common.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
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INDU3TIUALS
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Aetna Kxploslies
Am-llrlilsh .MfK
All Oulf SWISS
do pref
American Alareonl .. ....
AJax KuMx r Inc w 1
Canadian Car & Fdy
ran I'ar Sc l'dl- nfd
Chevrolet Motor Car ....
1'ul.an Cane Susar
Curtis,, Aerupl ine
DrlCRS-Seil.ury
llmiimn I'honosrapli ....
11 iHkill t Uurker Car ..
Hi mice MfK
Intir Jfir Mnrln
Inter -U-r Marine pfd ....
Kathntlion llronzn pfd . .
Manhattan Transit
Maxim Munition
Mldvnle riiecl
tills Klcvator
Otto Klsenlohr iv 1
otto UUenlohr pfd
1'eerlet.H Motor
Poole Knclne and Machine
St. Joseph lad
S H Kresue w I
Standard Motors
Submartn H0.1t v t it fa ..
Triangle dm v t ctfs ....
I'nlte.1 I'aotlt Sharlne ....
I H i.lnht and Heit
I' S I.lKht and Heat pfd ..
VV'hltn Motors iv I
World dim
STANHAIID OIL SUIISmiAIHES
1'rnlrle Pips 'JJO
MlnotH 170
Ohio Oil 228
Standard till of California 23J
Standard Oil of New Jersey ,...01o
Standard Oil of New York 2U7
Kx dividend
OTHEB OIL 8TOCKS.
Harnett OH .3
Cnsden Oil
Chalmers Oil
Houston Oil ,
MldHrst fletlnlns
International Petrol
bapulpa ..
MINING STOCKS
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Financial Briefs
Zl
The Listing Committee of the New York
Curb Market Association has ruled that
either the temporary or engraved certifi
cate of the Peerless Truck and Motor
Corijoratlon will be a good delivery until
April 6 After that date only the per
manent engrp-ved certificates will be a
good delivery.
Total income of American Smelters Se
curities Company for the year ended De
cember 31 was $8,397,120, an increase
of $3,244,149 over 1914. Total surplus in
creased $2,852.01$. Profit and loss sur
plus Increased $917,651 over the previous
year
The National Bank of Cuba has shipped
$$t.ooo in new Cuban gold coin to Havana.
A Chicago Boa4 vt Trade jnembershlp
Atlanta
Cerro de l'usco ,
Itutte l" & '. v t ctfs . . . ,
'lutto li H Y .
first National Copper ....
(loMfleld .Mtrirer
Hecla Minims
Houe Sound ....,....,.
Jim llutlvr
Jumbo Extension
Msirma Cupper
McKlnlev-Darrach
Mints of America
MpUslnir Mines Co
San Toy
West Knd Consolidated ...
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GRAIN AND FLOUR
WHEAT H-celpts 14J.71T. bus Specula
tion In the West w is bullish and prices hero
ndinneed 2c under a fnlrly nctlio demand
Quotations Car lots. In export elevator No
2, red, spot nnd March. 11 17 jr 1.211, .-no -houthein
led. 1 l.K1 IH. tenrner 'No J red
11 1IW1 171 No , i red $1 14 WI 1. . reje cted
A. M 1141 14: rej.etcd 11. 11 lofi 1 1.1
COHN Uettlpli. 4J..KIJ bushels 'lne mar
ket ruled llrm under moderate ortertniis and 11
fair demand Quotations. Car Iota for local
trade, ns to location No 2 ellow..707D4e .
steamer ellon. 77W7Re : No 3 yellow. .4
7.1e . No. 4 jellow, 7J73c . cob. per 70 lbs.,
71) 011711 4 c
OATS rteeelpts, 18,121 bushels. Trad6
ivns fair and Hut market ruled llrm. Quota
tions No 2 white. rdH4fl3lP. . flandnrd
white. 484fl'4e :No 3 while 474W484C,
No 4 white. 4,1w4(SHi. , sample oaia. 424
G434e. purlOed oats itrailed. 4hlll,4e
PLOUK necelnts. 1.(11 bbls. and OKI 333
lbs In sacks Demand was llzht and prices
were without Important ehansu Quotations per
10(1 lbs In wood: Winter tlcnr. ?5Wn 21. do .
strnluht. .12.1.ir.O: do., patent I. i.ilS 8..;
Kansas, clear, cotton sacks 14 70B4 00. do ,
stralKht, totton sacks II J0W5 40, do., patent,
cotton aaiks, $140 03 110 sprlniT.llrst clear,
1,1 1.1. 1 Hi. do, strulsht, 11.40.. 11.1. do.
patent. 1.1 70011, do., favorite brands. 10 1B
d (10. city mills choice and fancy patent. 10 11
il 115: do., regular erodes, winter, clear, $ .
1.2.1: do . 00 . straUht. 55 25W5 00; do , do.,
putent. IS i)Diu?5.85
11YB I'LOUIt was quiet but steady under
llBht offerlnKs Wo quoto at Jar3 50 per
bbl.. as to quulltj.
PROVISIONS
The market ruled firm, with a fair lob
blnu demand Quotations follow' City beef.
In sets, smoked und nlr-drled 21 25c . West
ern beef, In sets, smoked, 24J5c,: city beef,
knnrktia and tenders smokid nnd nlr-drled
2027e : Western beef knuckles and tenders,
smoked. 2d27c : beef rams, 2830, perk,
family. 123 .10024. hams, S P. cured, looso
HI417c.i do, skinned loose. lU4lic.'
do., do . smoked 180184c : other hnms,
smoked, city cured, ns to brand, nnd averano
17ifci8c , hams smol ed Western cured,
17 18c, da.. Dolled, boneless. SOe.s pl-nle
shoulders. S. P. cured, loose. 124c.; do.
smoked. 1313c . bellies. In PlcKle. accord.
Init to avcraRo. loose, 14 15c ; breakfast
I aeon, ns to brand ni.d s rase, city curW,
1718c , do, Wmtern cured. 17018c; lard
,,...-... Hna il.r.a l'J V n tin . do . tubs.
l'jUc. 'do . nu'ra city kettle rendered, in
tierces 12 4 c. do , do., do.. In tubs 1
fi.r.0; white. vvelBhlnir 8 lbs per dozen. $4
I .10, do , do . 7 lbs per dozen. S.lffr.l .IU, do ,
do 0WH lbs per dozen 12 212 7.1, dark,
$202.73, small nnd No 2, J1W1 J.I
FRESH FRUITS
:c.
Trndo n s fair and values ccncrally wero
well maintained Quotations Apples per bbl
Wlnes-ip 13W4. Huldiiln. 12 50W3 J3 Ureen
Inu, JJ2.1! Yorl. Imperlil $J0J J.I, Hen
D-ivIs 11 752 .111, other v irletles. Jl 50
2-.1i). No 2 11 21t 50 Apples 111 hulk, per
100 lbs , r,nc$l 30 Apples. Western, per
box II 210J Oranuea, Plorlda, per crate,
12 .1004 TnnKcrlncs, Dorlda, per strap
IJ03 ,10. Or.apefrult, l'lorlda pr crnti ,
11 SOb 3 Ix-mons, per box. I2M3 I'lncappleo,
per 1 rote I'orto Itlco, IJ S0(f J .10, l'lorlda,
12 r,0J r.O Cranberries, Jeisej per bbl
1,107. do, Jersey, per crate Jl 750J.2.1
straw berries, I lorlda, per nt llof rlscrators,
3045c ; open crates, 2U03UC
VEGETABLES
Choice stock sold fairly and ruled firm,
with uupnlks well under inntrol Quotations:
Whltn potatoes, per bush. I'ennsilvania, 1.2a '
1..I1, New York Jl 1501 18. Western, 11. 13 I
W1 2U, white, potntoes, Jersej. per basket
No 1 Itose, H5W7.1C : No. 1 other varieties,
11075c . No. 2 30040c . white potatoes. I-'lor-Ida.
per bbl. No. 1. J708, No. 2, 11107.
Hiveet potatoes, Jersey, per basket No. 1,
45050c: No 2. 2.1030c.; sweet potatoes,
Jersey, Delaware nnd Man land, per hamper
No 1. 7flc Mtl, No 2, SOWiHie . sweet pota
toes, VlrElnla, per bbl . Jl 5001 75. onions,
per 100-lb. one No. 1. 1202 1.1. No. 2. ',0t
Jl 2.1, Colorado, fancy, J2 75 J. eabbaffc.
Danish, per ton. $10013, do , Florida, per
hamper. 1101 2.1; do.. South Carolina, per
crate, 11 2501 30, celery, l'lorlda, per crate.
11. 7002.23. spinach. Norfolk, per bbl. J10
2 50; do Texas, per hamper, jl 50; kale,
Norfolk, per bbl. 80c 0J1. lettuce. Vlorlda.
per basket. 2.3003, do , South Carolina, per
basket $12; do.. North Carolina, per basket,
$202.50: beans l'lorlda, per basket, $203.50,
peas, Florida, per basket. $500; peppers,
Florida, per carrier. $1.5003.25; eeKPlant.
l'lorlda, per crate. $202.30, tomatoes, Florida,
per carrier Fancy. $1 2501.7.1, .choice. 73c.
Jl; asparagus, per crate South Carolina,
$304 31); Oeorela. $2 2303 50, California,
1.1 5004.50; mushrooms, per 4-lb. basket,
75c. $1.40.
Great Western Power Co.
1st Mortgage 5 ' , Gold Bonds
To yield about 6
These bonds arc secured by
absolute first mortgage on all
the properties, rights and
franchises of the Company
now owned 'or hereafter
acquired. The Company
serves ten of the most pros
perous Counties in California
and a large number of cities
and towns, including San
Francisco, Oakland and
Berkeley. Population of
the territory served increased
38 between 1900 and 1910.
Estimated increase since 1910
86.
Write for Circular No. 366.
William P.Bonbright&Co.,,nc.
MORRIS WIGTAR STROUD, Jr,
Man icrr
437 Chestnut St., Philadelphia
New York llnston Petrol!
London l'nrli
William V Honbrlaht Co nonbrlsht Co.
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET"
NR YOIIK. Slarch 88. The coffee
market vvas easier this morning and first
prices were 8 to 8 points lower under
bcattered commission house selling. Sales
on the call were 5500 bags.
Today's Yesterday'r
Openlnz Close
.March . 8.10W8.1
April . ,'S.IO 8.188.20
May1 ................ S'SO 8.24flb.2J
June. ;;..;,...!.... S-JSsau
July .....r........; 8.30 rutlllll
Auiiut ,. v(ie.17
&ftSbr ... . . , . . i -33g8 46
October t 8 IJOll 41
November ..., ; : 8 iitls.4
December ,..8-43 8 WfS-5
February 4 S.SSBS.OO
WW.
REFINED SUGARS
The market was quiet at quoted rates. We
quote: Extra fine uranulatcd. 0 one . powdered.
7c . confectioners' A, 0 Hoc . soft erades, 0.15
tfU75C' DAIRY PRODUCTS
CHEESE Demand was fair and the mar
ket ruled Arm under llBht offerlnKS. Quotations:
New York, full erenm. fancy lh10c.;
do , do., fair to eood held, 18018c; do.,
do nart skims. 11010"
HtJTTEK Demand was fair and tho market
ruled firm under llsht offerlnas. Quotations:
Western, fresh, sol 1.1 packed creamery, fumy,
specials 4llc: extra, J8e.i extra rirsts, ale.J
firsts, ,IOc,i seconds, 34 lit .)5l . nearby prints.
...-, ii. biBmitA Mttn. Si)wl4()e.l nrsts.
31161.17c : seconds. 34 (1 3.1c ti special fancy
brands of prints jonuinB-ai -i msi c,
EOOS Iho maret ruled steady under mod
erate offerlmrs nnd a fnlr demand, 1-ollowlns
ara the quotations. In free cuBes. nearby
extra, 2flc. per dozen! peVrby nrsts. Jil.4.1 per
standard caso: nearby current reielpts. 0..)(i
per ease: Western extra nrsts. $0.40 per case,
do., firsts. $0.3(1 per case: Southern, per case.
$1.81 W 11 JO. us to quality, fancy selected ernes
were Jobbing- at 27JOc, per dozen.
POULTRY
LIVE Ths market ruled steady under
moderate offerlmrs and a fair demapd QuoU
tlons: Fowls. 18010c, roosters 12l.ic ,
spring chickens, soft-meated, 19020c, ; do.,
staKsy, 14015c,: ducks, as to alia and quality,
18020c.: ireese, 17010c,, phteons, old per
pair, 28030c; do, younc. per pair. 202Jc
DItUSSED The General murkei ruled llrm
under llsht offerlnjs and , fair demand
Squabs however, were dull and easier. Quota
tions: Fresh-killed, dry-packed fowls. l'J to box,
dry-picked, fumy selected, 21c.; do. nelchlmr
44 05 lbs, apiece. 204c.; welshlnir 4 lbs
apiece. 'JOVic.: welshlnc .14 lbs. aplei-e. lUc. ;
welshlnK 3 lbs. apleie, 17 018e,; fowls In bbls ,
fancy, dry-picked, wclshlns 4 03 lbs. apiece,
20c : wclxhiua- 4 lbs aplace. 2Uc; small sizes,
ISO 10c: old roosters, dry-picked 15c. Chick,
ens Jersey fancy broilers. 242ttc.i other
nearby fancy broilers, 2J024C. Western broil
ers, welehlns 14 2 lbs apiece. 2J24c..
Northern Illinois chickens, fano yellow, welah
Ins 4 lbs nd over, in boxes. 2102Jc ; North
ern Illinois, fancy, wemhlnj 24S',4 lbs. In
boxes. 18010c : .Northern Illinois, rancy,
weljhlni 203H lbs.. In, bbls . 1701c;
other Western, elubln 4 lbs. and over. In
boxes. 18010c, other Western. wetuhlnR 24 O
34 lbs., in lox. 10017c . other Western,
uclxhlntf 24 03 lbs.. In bbls. 15010c: In
feVtor. 14c "aiwis per lb WeUhlne 8 10
lba apiece. 27028c . smaller sizes. 23020a.
Turkeys, fancy, youou heos und toms. 31c ,
do . fair to Oiolce, 2303oc , do., old toms. 23c
Sprlns duiks, nearby, 1802(lc . do. Western,
fancy 1718e : do. do., fair to good. 120
13c Geese 15020c Squabs, per dozen White.
welshln.ru to 12 lbsS per dozen. 13 0005 73.
white, welt-bloc 0 to IU lbs. per dozen. $5
ELKINV MORRIS & CO.
BANKERS '
Land Title Building
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Baldwin Locomotive Works
1st Ss, May, 1940
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1
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to stockholders of record April JOts.
Particulars oil reuMt Dtf.
block aetlicly traded In oa Jf. V. Cure,
E. H. CLARKE
.,..t.an CsillslrlB.
17 William St., Jew ork City
niukl.t l'ast. 1'resent and Future
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