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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, APRIL 10. lols
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NEWS OF THE FINANCIAL WORLD
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA STOCK PRICE!
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STOCK PRICES TAKE DOWNWARD fw
COURSE ON NEW YORK EXCHANGE
IP the stock market
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to you or if you are
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procedure, then you
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teresting and instruc
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JOtfES & BAKER
STOCK llltOKKIlS
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Vlioiiei Hell. Walnut 1830
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Clilrnan Huston
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INVKSTlOATIl Aim ST P.VttTNIIHHUIt'
CORPORATION & DISl'iyrKli MVOH.NTS
SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT
IN STEEL PRODUCTION
Temporary Transport alio n
-Delays, However, Hold Back
Material Movement
International Paper Responds to Favorable
i Showing Made in Annual Report by
I Advancing Steel Industrials Lower
Now Yiirl(. April 10.
Tlicrp won nnotlici' change In nitirket movements today, which it nt
trlbulcd by tho speculative element to tho news ot tho capture of Hull
leul liy tho Oerinnns; bill ns u muller of fact tho udvnnco yesterday had
carried prices beyond iirlco limits on ninny Investment orders, leaving
tho market without the.demmtil which vnn the bnnl for the upward
movement during that session.
Many held to tho Idea the rcnrtlon whirl) cnrrlcd price down about I
point all through the list uns simply another reversal such as had been
noted on alternating days for rainc time past, with values steadily estab
lished at higher levels even after recessions occurred and comment was
again made on tho nnnll offerings of tho leading stocks.
l'or a lime during the morning thero were somo strong features
Intel national Paper responding to the fuvorablo showing made In tho
annual report and advancing 'i to 33ai.
There was ulso good buying for a time in Baldwin Locomotive, which
advanced ',i lu "7, with a rriuMIon to T6i. Distillers Securities, after
opening at IS', Ioldcnl lo I68, und Tobacco l'roducts, which opened
with an advance ot '4 at &., yielded to MTi.
The steel Indtisttlals generally were down I point, led by United
States Steel common, which declined that amount to SUA.
A large part of tint selling on these declines came from the speeu
l.itlv.c element oil tho lloor, which hud bought stock at the high levels
in the Lite trading csterdn, expecting to sell at further advance tod.i.v.
Commission homo business was etrenicly small and the price
movement generull Indicated siniplv Ihc shifting cif position lv some
of the traders.
TRADE LARGE IN
THE CORN MARKET
Buying Scattered and Unim
1 portant Until Hosting Orders
i Are Encountered
York Stock Sales
i.it is 111. i.i tt i:tiii.u inni.i v-i
hlnieii. irll IB llllriiil I'nrll.
itnlidi Innl&M mill ViritneMl l.v t nut inillll
iltiitter In lemur r.iture.
lliourl Pnrllv tliiiiilt lonlcM nml
Ucilne-d i 1 kIIkIiC miller In iinrtliMr-t
tonlglil.
It i-emi-lii tinnier Inniclit. warmer In
extreme eul und under In MHltlictt
It cilnr.ilitv Kenpril'l fulr.
Vllnne-otil I n-ettled tonight. lnmer.
in nnrlli nml nnlrr In miuIIi .mil vve-t.
It eibie-tliiv ii.irllt 1I0111I1.
limn l.enerjlh fnlr IiiiiIkIiI nml tied
iie-Ml,.: inoler tonlullt
North P.ikol.i I unfilled mill innler I11
tilclif , .hnMer. In ei.ti 11ribie.il,, f.iir
and wimner.
-until l),lt.nl!i, Nrhr.lvk.i, Uuiim i Vlon
tnni nml tlsumbn: I'.iir tnnlclil und
Itrdne.d.u.
About the only chances In Hip Iton
and steel trailo nntnble In tlio Plillf '
w,.,,.h .,,... ix.i ,11,, ,,!,, nil' iul wi'Pli oor
iwvb iitii a iikih imrtovoiniMit or
production, in both shape and plntcs.
and an Incrid'o nln In transportation
delays. '
The greatpr illlTlLUlty in inotlug slilp
ments, liote.r, b.is not lUTorlnl n
points equally, and Is generally regard
ed ns a tempnrnry condition which
will disappear within a week or to more.
At the sanif Mine. coiililer.ibly strong
er pressure from the liovrrmncnt hai
been felt through various tourer, n.
pressure for greater rapidity of produc
tion. In otlur words, tlio output nf
the steel producers appears to ho ah
norbed with more facility than at any
time In the last eight months or so.
So far aa the civilian niarKet is con
cerned, there is irtuallv nothing avail
able, as
there, cert
lots, and nonstandard slzi.s In steel
produced with equipment not suited to break In corn
war worn, where sueli operation does ! the olTerlugs.
t'llU'ltcn, Apiil 1'.
I'lnc lam and favorable weutliri
viitually the
general elllng of
Vavla Juncau
AllU-rin'mMft . .
Am Can
Am Car 4. Kdy
Am Car A Kilr pr
Am International
Am Cotton Oil .
Am lee , .
vmlllle..l.,f
Mn I, Insect
m t.lnsenlpr
Am hoeomotlic
Am l.oeo pf
Am Ma tins
VrnMa'tlne lt pf
AmSinell.v. lief
Am Sumatra Toll
Am .steel I'oumlrles
AmSuuar llel . .
Am Tel A Tel
VniTolMcco
Am Woo en
AiiarondiCuDiPr
Men Top A S K
MeliTAH I" git
AinZlnrA Uail pf
At'antlrCiulfAWt
Hadlnljjco .
Ila'timore . Ohio ..
1 1UII .V Oh'o pf .
Halopha Mining
I Hetli (hem Steel
I Ileitis fa-ill
! Helhsj, ippi
Htook'.tn It I
Hums llrotncr
( al lelroeum
( a) I vi rol if
'an.iill.ui PariI.e
, (.eat LealhCo
Uentl.cjtli(opf
( errode I'.jvcuf
I 'hi der Motor
( liewneaKc , o
( hi Mil AM I'
I hi M A SI I' nf
hi A Notllmevt
FURTHER DECLINES Hl"?
IN COTTON MARKET I.rA,:
- f orn Prod Kef
r. 1 1 . 1 ,. ,. ' or"'rl lief pi
Koncwi'd Liquidation Porccs rnrti. Mre'
u11.11 ane ucar
Mli ( ane Nuir pf
I'e' A lluihnn
DM1 Vr-Si-riirllle
Dome Mini-
line
i:neli pr
l.rle M 1
.iton Win A
'lenera' Keel tie
ener.i' Minor
f omlrlrli II K ( o .
't Vorlhcrn pf
l Sore fur op
(iiwne-Canancal
lloiiiestakeMin
nplr,itlun Cuppr
Inter ( ono'
Inle. Mer Mar
Inter Mer Mar pf
Tnlrr Mi kcl
Inter Paper
Kel'j s-jirlfis 'I Ire
Kenneil loppT
lael M11M
I eh'ch ,i'Vi
l.oiii A Nali
Mevlran IVIro!
Miami ( upper
M .dva'e su-o'
Ml-Oiirl Pjehie
MlvvourllMririepf
Vat Knain A SI 1
No orkt'enl
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Northern I'aelPe
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T0N0PAH BELMONT SHARES MABf
UP BULK OF LOCAL STOCK TRADING
A'eio York Bond Sales
Sales in Philadelphia
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77'i 7"'4 70', 7ft'
iwu o.Vi oi'j yi.'i
011$
ini'j nil',' ini'a 101',
.100), lUllj 101), I0t'.
101
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High
$78000 AtiR-Krench (is !ina4
6000 Am Tel 6s. . . 92 W
4000 II & (1 4s 704
3000 Itrk It T Es 'IS !)S4
1000 (.' & () cv 4 14s 7.1
10000 do conv Es.. T.i'i
tioooc It ft Q gen 4s 11254
1000 I'll &Q III 3feK 735
1000 (-' M A- St 1' lin
ts 1!:S ... 71's
noon do cv 4 ',4s. . 73'
!!non Kv Cent 4s 7E',
71111111 1. in imnd aVi
.ijinnn dn l
Amino dn 11 l . . nii.au
3000 Mont I'r Es. . . 88 H
10011 N l'nc jirlor 4s 80
lonn n Ik !)ts s,-,
KMiO Sea A 1. adj f.s OS'j
30iio So Uy cen 4s. . (IUT
100D U K of (1 II ft
I 5s fitl",
7000 do S'js IJ21 !I3
Low 11 no1
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73
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73
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74
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7.1'h
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mi. iii nii.an nn.3s
tti.:to nn.:in
88 8l4
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IS Am (Ins 114 17V4
.1 Ins (' N A .', S3H4
200 i.k sup c 11th in;.
In I.eh Vnl. SS'Vi fl1)'!
112 I'enn Tt It 4 I ',4 44 .
10 1'lilln i:ice 2A 2.1
100 I' HTte 23 2.1
!4on Ton liel.. aw Vt
220 Ton Mln. :tf, 3i'
n I'n Tract 30 .10
1.10 I'D t . . nn nn
HO 1 S Steel 01 1)1
93
80
8,1
92'
fill's
99 a;
9.1 ',
ll()M)S
lliBh I AW
1 000 I. Ill llillnts
3ts. . ns.nn os.'o
l.i.ie do 1 . . nil. as no.io
1 1 ..in NM
A.M 'hlte-
11 Ml -I M
2(V'4 .
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II .111 Net
A.M. Ilim
08.10 .10
90 38 -t ,31
Turnover of First Hour Totals 1400, but Price!
is ujii;nciiigt:u jua.tt.tj oupeiior
Declines Fractionally
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Old Crop Options Down
More Than 100 Points
(HON HI1I.T UI.ITIII.It (IIMIIIIIINs
New lurk, nrll II!. The fnllnnlns lm-
rr,iiirr nrre reinrdril In Hie Hilton lirll
InU mi mini;:
lll.lilinini. .Ill: Knnvtillp ,,.., miic-
Imi. S. t hillmiiMiR-i. Nilslulllr nml l-
liuilil. .18: Millpiir. I,.rl omllli. VPieon.
Xlicilolil nml Inrle-tnii. (,ll. Miintcuneri .
Miiiiiii.ili ml lump., in, Mrmni.l..
rimniKilllr- ml .1,1, k .in III . ill, lrk-
Imrr -nil 'nvi.ol i. lid: i.P n,i,
rierl.lt in. r,S- Mirrifwrl. -n nlieiln.
Jliii rVPl" 1 1" "- "'''"" '" "m ,,ir-
IPere :in Jf i ln.li f in -. I II ,1 1 1-ri ill
liiltlitinnmi. ..".II mi l,,inilllo, .;;
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12
A'citv York Curb
PIIILA. INACTIVE STOCKS
HxehunK" mid in which there were no
liiinxnetiGiis today. The price Blvcu Is
the lust preilous closes:
Aetna ifs
'hetrolct
l'nren . I'o
J'urtlM
l.-hlcli Valley Coal Sales
.M'dBina Copper
Ilnv lleri nlea ....
HiiKlaji .$.
Jd 'i'in
Seneen Copper
HI .InMelih Lead
SuliniHHne
Tntleil Mntors
I'n Venle ):i
UrUhl-Marlln
do pref .
Hid Ali
s l'l
IP. I'-'l,
ZS III I
s:i s'i
31 ;
I I'.
.11 :'.')
;i'i 1 1
9 lu
I.i in
US 12
.Ml. 20'.
;m :n
7". 7'
Virtually till the tnuliuc during tho llrst hnlC of toduj s session ..
I'hllndelphlu Stock Kxclianno was confined to Tonopnh llelmont, 1400 ati I'
of thai Issuo chaiiKlnB linnds dlirlnK the llrst hour, with tho Street attrlh'"
iiik 1110 momentum to the nuvnnciiiR price or silver, prospects of On
ment purchases and tho recent earnings statement for March Them ... '"'
I'VilIouInc are oiiotntlons for Iniiellve pliunRc In Its price, however, while Tonopah Mlnliip, on limited ti-nn.,,.-, I
locks listed lu the I'hllHilclphln Ktocl. , miwinced a lilOe lrnnsaetloni, j
....!,,. m.. .....I I.. ..1.1.1. !..... ., a,.a ,, ' Ull I H I-II 11 lllUC.
l.ako Superior showed a little activity hut lost jcsterdn' Kan .....
liacU to 14',. There was little chaiiRe In the prices for other home aha "'
Philadelphia niectrlc, llapld Transit certlllcatcs, Union Traction, IslJr
Company of North America und I'liitcd Cins Improvement all 'tcllinB'1'
ilinl1fn,l frnm vneforrln.'a nlntin itnrlni. !,.. Urol lw.x. "e
Am Ice 19
Acnio Ten l'o. Si
Acme T 1st pf 93
res
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19
10
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7.1
29
92
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TO
r.9
18
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.MONKY-I.KNDINC KATES
f II 1 1. I) I : I.I II 1 - full n per inl :
time, EjiiiO per cent. Conuneiclal
pjper, three to fnui moiilhs. 5fl fi per
i cent ; six mouths, fi per cent,
' Ki'scric liuiiKs' Discount Kales
Hllcliil discount rules ul the tvvclv
I'Vileral Unserve hntihx Here nn fullnvs.
i (The llrst culiiiim itive Hie rule Tor
nil perlnds up In Mini Including I he tlf-tern-il.i)
iii:iliiill,v. Urn ...ifind fur n i
rlod of sixteen ii nln. tj, ilaji.. The ililnl
null fnurlh cnluiniis lve-i the inte fur
redisi-ounts nf e.illnt -nil loans vriiiied
, I' Kcvernment ImuiiIs m notes)
I win 1 pupe. 41o l p
I
1.1 !.i
A (1 war..
, Alliance 111. .
Ainer Mill . .
A mer ltvvy. . ,
A r.vvy pf...
Auier Strs. ..
Am Strs pf. .
Drill .1 (!.
Hrlll .1 ft pf . .
Huff ft S t c
llulf ft S nf.
('am Sled... 1 27
Catnvvs 1st Pf 62
I'atnvv 2d pf. 61
I'nil Tc N .1. ('." "i
(irti Asphalt. 16's
.It ft ItT... Hi
lit ft 11 T pr. 17
Kej stone Tel s'j
Key Tel pf... 67
I.lt Hi others. 2.1 U
l.lttle Schu.vl 61
I.eh Nv rliilits
full paid r.ft'i
I.eh Nnv
1st pel .... 17 'J
I.eh Vnl Tr. . 2H
I.eh Vnl Tr pf 2(i'i
1. N 2d rt pf. 43
I. N w r vv I . . 7
Mlnehlll
N'oilh Cent..
Noith I'eiinil.
I'eniui Salt.. .
rhil.i Co
I'lilln Co pf..
I'lilla Co cum
prcf . ...
I'lilla ft West
I'll ft V pf. . .
I'lIT
I'ciin Traf. . .
llvvy Co lien.
T (t I war. . . " 'j
C S Stl pf...ln9'u
Wesl I'o.il... 70
Win Cramp.. 79
YniK llvvy .. !'
t' Cos of N' J. lS9',s
fin
73 U
811
88'i
22,
23 'b
30
S
31
I
l.ehlRh Valley tlallroad uclvunrcd 4 on n small turnover and 1'cnn. I
nla was unchnnRcd. Steel did little, hut was lower, notwithstanding the .' I
vanco of yesterda, and It took the sumo course ns was recorded on ih v f
recorded on the bl,
'iiiricun uaj u
hoard, where weakness developed caily in the session
marked up ',, but was Inactive.
l.lherty Loan Ms and 3's were hlRlicr. hut were les active
conveitlljlc Is did not change hands during t lie first hour
and thi
PLAN POOLING SYSTEM U. S. NEEDLE INDUSTRY
IN PURCHASE OF YARN1 SHOWS BIG INCREASE !
Vh iladclph in I la rkcls
H
Knit Goods Men Suggest Con- Elimination of German Com
petition Paved Way for
Domestic Expansion
I Hnston
. Vnrfc .
I'hlladelptilM
Clrvelnnd
Illhmnnd
Alfantn
. ctileapn ..
HI. tiuls
MlnneatMills
Khhshs CIi
liatliis
Hmi rrnniisn
mill in in no
i)m 1.1 iIhss iIhx
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l' 3'. I
l I I',
t its I
I'. .'I'j I
I, :i, I
l' " .Va I
I'n .!' I
I'lKl.l M'. I
I'i .1'. I
l' 3k I
C, UL I
l'OKEKJN UXCIIAXfJi:
Sen liirli, April lfi. The feature or
the foreign exchange market lu the cat I.v
tile continued
PKOVISIONS
TIimi -. n rlr lohbhiB in i in -in iii'l
VnlUUK nore well l, t llie-.l Tile Mtlo-
lllllnns were in rnllnvv I'll! '" r'
111 seta, smoked nnd nlr dried. 3I vvestern
tipef In ,-(s smoKid. 31c lly I" '
UnuiKle i nrl tenders. miftVied Mini air dried.
:)." uealern Peef. kninlde nnd lenili r.
K'linlfed. ,'l.le: beef liainn tl.1 P"rl "l',,,r'
l52(B.1Ui lilllll". S. V Hired 'nose. SUVIIlej
i hsnw. sKlnrml. loose iOWll'ie: liaini.
.Ulnneil. smolird. nn'J.lle ntlier bams,
amoUed. illy iure,l, . In lirninl nnd nver.
I ace. .'inft3V: limn., nmnlied. weslern rlirill.
30!t32e. hams lolled linnelrss ,43e. P en 0
slioillderp, H. P cured, loo-e 21'lej plrnle
shoulders, smoked. 2.1'te: licllles. n r elite,
aeeorilltic (o nvernse loose n2i : lireaurast
l.aeoir ns lo lirmul Hnd svriiKe, . Uy cured.
'17c l.renl,.'nt lmion. ".stern elireil, a.e;
lard. vven,frn. renre.l. 27'fr W-'Sc; lard. t'Ure .
city, krttle .emlcrcd. 2"'j W28c.
KEKIXEI) SUfiAKS
solidating Orders and
Shipments
Iteaillni;, I', I., Apiil 10- .Lilian ,i a
rival of American knitting mills In post
war competition and other topics afford
en plenty ot material for tall; at the
monthly meeting ot tho Pennsylvania
knit Roods manufacturers, auxiliary to
Ihc National Association of Hosiery and
1'iulervveHr Manufacturers, at their
monthly meeting here. I
The delaj In delivery of jams and
imam of pooling yam ordeis In carload .. ,,.. .,
I.ts to get nulcker deliveries: the eff.ct Jrlanee competition was spolen ot
of the war on the Herman knitting mills "'' ;' 'eallty. Max Xvdoggcr of N
anil the Central Umpires' export liusl- ' ' ork' ,,0'a tn0 cpmnilwlon Ilia- JapaMsc5
ncss; stricter terms of talc, among them ' """"' nave neen ver lnshtnt
llolon, prll H
Manufactuiers and Importers ot n.
dies conferred here xx it ti members of thi
L'nlted States Tarlfr Commission rrla.
live to the present disturbance n thi
Industry and the possible future pros, i
lccis. iiicri: cre niiniii any prc.'tnL
The commissioners laKIng n.irt vvr
David .1. t.cvvls and William J Culbtrt.
Nov lurk, Apiil 1 1,
Infliicnicd h.v n break of 100 poluln
at t.lveriicol and rumoio ,f further de-
cntlre brlt led In I ' ""ps " '"e i urn there. Iheic whs .i
corn this moriiing , . " "' e.ne ikiukihiioii urv,
ueuiiiiKs iniia.x was
,i r.riith. ,,. ..ii.,,iiH,i iisi.ir.n it ,u . .... . ..... irnnri,' in inni. n,mr,u,. . ... ..
i" rr,imMn,i ii..,.VJi .i. I . ... '" innrh' riii.n sie.in iniiier ' '"- inc len-uav lift ru e. mid tlie inosnect of "-;"' '' -'" j -reure in or- I
,; .pi I?', ir. &V'ii ,;; avi';;;;,';,.::; " """-,,r ,M tn iy y1- n;.. oi ;,,c '"! , trll8,a1;:snulnrorf f
' ' ' ' that the Inti-t mil uliii'iiiiin In ssviin iu lent on of the manv members nrcseiit '. l""l cuaitx unci inev promise to !,
S' frV S Jr'.'.4 . "?W iws'lI'VnSrtH, "AIRY PKODUCTS I.dvvau, HtoJ! oPiZaZmxLu d '? .TnvS.Z'T1 '
n'i, fi,- "?, '.A' k'""c :"" "llr"1- " "IlKht fracllnn cnr;fWI2-l.en.,n.l s r..r nnd i.r.,r. There were Intimations that tho llov- ' 1n0,. Al,'" ,'l "'"' " "f,r "' crs a,crt1118
2S 27', 27'j 2.'a 'Hciieinlly speaking, the market was dull "ere well sustiiliied on .hoi.e vi,k oifer crMni(1lt ...... . ,,, ,.. ,.. ,,,', '", '' r. Hurlng the last jear nnd d half, 1
: aa', ICI :'. and uninteresting loss of vvhleli were iibi.i Th. .niotntlona emnienimaj nxie price or llnlshed tex- he Fa( lMpy ,lax) , ff . A
I2i . ijuo allons v "7e ? TV ":...?!!?. " ' rn,XVlf'' T' VV''?' Fe,t,'B"!,,ifefor,heraw '"oney fo. Information t Icaat ;f Z '
.TJ", 32', .12 .12 , I'emand sterling I 7.1. cables 4.7fi. Hx- &d-jVAv " ' ' materials for such products The knit-1 piantsln Japan have been suc"ful J '
7si, ''x-iMy 1,111s. nomlimllv. 4 73; nlnel.iJa ,mi Tv c''"',s "."'" "' ",0 ','",lo" "cr evidently placing latch needles on tlio America -
puis i.,i. '"'",l" urccriam or tlicir ground In this dlree- market :
not Interfere either In material or shin- receipts hero today were LIT. cars
menis wmi
bo suppose
Elblo perce
The crca
under the present conditions Is being . busheli, a decrease of 210,000 bushels
turned to priority orders already on file, 'for the week, nnd compares with 0.41C.
So far ns could be learned yesterday I ouo bushels u year ago. Dats are he
there Is nothing new In tho way iif big pg offered fivdv In Argentina nt lower
contracts ready for award This sltua- prices, but exporters arc not dUposed lo
non is nine in me naiurp or a. relief in,,, nnv larce nuamny nn-'e.
rnan aniiiing eiso 10 itiei industry, for
the mlll. are contracted far In advance
trlth what they now have on their
nnd the market was weak mixing was "" can trading on tlio Cotton i;x
scntiercd and unhnportant until testing change, which forced nld-rrop rii!liiH
oiders were i-ncounlcrcd. Trade na.i111 more limit a hundred points. Hie
foirlv large. The receipts hero Indaj lnnl list declining II to 113 p. ints
wcie. lie. cars. I '" '!'' ou"",
May opened 'c lower at ?l 27 audi "hue no nutlieut , nfonn.iii.iii w.is
r.cedrtl to $l.2CTi. Julv was u'.X.ed I "' hand to explain tho pronounced wenk
nl Jl.19'4 to $1 19, ngalust S1.49N at f ncss at Liverpool during the last few
the end yesterday nml declined In 'la.vs. il was the nplnlon hero that lliert
ti ira. 'must havo been a far greater long In-
Favornblo weatner prevails in nrnr ..mc-. n.iu ouiu.ui iii.in nuy nno ncre uniario Minins
Una for the harvesting of corn, the de- Imagined. Pari Mr Mai!
maud for -which -Is broadening there, LIrHol was again a heavy seller !'onriv,v.uili It
Tho contract stock hero is .16.1.0(10 I at the start, but after the first break P.llMoil
bushels, against none a week Jig", and there was a irulck and xinlcnt upturn PHNJl Went a
1 17.000 bushels n jear ago of 28 to 70 points, due to heavy cover- H Sleel S,irln:
rusn to so, ...nn in ." inb nn'i Minpori o, new-crop ponii ous ,l,,J "" ci i .
itedilinz
inwevcr. new iu nun . r.
ed furiber re. , :' '-""in Iran
i. .... in,- orderM absorbed iiverc. Comment won mn.1. il,, ,l.n Side air ON lief
nineiA wns active. The crop thus fnr. notwltlistanillncr Ua nl. "itilliern raelfle
There was h
herfole '"xeept1" ' ! eaHy tramng and tl.e inarket w!,, weal, by AVal. street Interests,
ah. off-grndeH of lion In Ma I '.oral Interests purchased on the bre k At H, bEl,er levels In
nonstandard slzis In sleel ' hut again turned sellers because of We sellers appeared und check,
with equipment not suited to break in com. nesting orders ahsorbed ,Very ( omnient was ,
. where such operation does I the olTerlugs. JluslncsV was active. Tile rrn thus rnr, notwlthstan
.m m,.,. i ...(.,ini .,.. ..i...- i,.Fn in.l.iv vv ere 216 cars most unprecedented extent. :
with prlorllv orders As might1 May was quoted nt Sl'.c to Mc at cd in a most orderlv manner nnd without ' i'"',. ",,,,,.
iposed this Is virtually a iiegll- ! the start, against S4'sc at the end cs- tcenes of demorallatlon such ns had I . " lf'. "V,IJ "
lercentage. ,erday and declined to S3 ',c characterized tho breaks In ibrmer i .mi Vmi
greatest production rorceposslble I The contract stock liere Is S 9 flOO 5c..rs . Vtllot, ,.a,.lfK.
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l-ranc cables 5.703. ,.i,r, u,
1.1 rr cables 8 SS. checks S ill.
Swiss cables I 20. checks 131
(lullder cables 47, checks IC'-.
Pesetas cables '.".I'.., checks 2I;
Stockholm cables 33T,, checks 33-',
Christiana cables 3l!l,. checks 31 ,
('npeulingeii inble ;ilj,, ehecks .lo",
Ituble nnt win quoted noinlnallv ,it
1 2 i . 'ii I ; i,
HANK CI.KAKINCS
llnk 'I'Hilnw tr..n tnmpir.il ullli .or
repp,, nilins . hI !.uo.itK
''is loir inin
Muslin Jill mi n I t,; i.t, m-, j;.,, -,, .,s,7
veVdV" .Vo'"5;. "tlens XineJi-u l'"' "", ",cr? wa" " olFi:ussl" l'"t- Mr. Ndegger dclaicd. ,l,at had It
riHter. :i.1i:si kiiicuv nunB mosirrx .In ,tr nen the matter was Informally pot been for the Importations from
,.T-V old roosieri .,.",il'si dueks. I'ekin. i hi ought up Tho manufacturers present Japan the last nine mouths many Amtrf-
iJJ'ie,n'aiiclS" cul'n'.ss ,',e'r"'pHri'r 'jlloft ref"",u' to think that when the prospect can fac'orles would have t,eea cOAipelM
I ns. plzenus.'nid pernilr l.l4T.ini . pIb' on,. ' of such action Is more Immediate would I lo clo'-e. The JapsiieKe necdlcsi hive
vuuns. fr pair .1nV.13i be (he time to debate It. 'sold for $46 per 1000. and It Is knon
riM'cit I'imiitu Heading ma become a yarn dMribut-1 Hint they have been brought Into Iht
lltl.Ml I KUllh lug center for the Schuylkill valley mills, ' founliy for not more than half that
lienwnd wns fair for ili.ili'e t,u k Milne M.'atlrred over ten or twelve counties. If amount. Une Japanese offeied a certain
liilons " Amde. "pVr l.t,l-iinB. tHitt. l'l" snggest.d by the delajed and lr
Vvlnesnp. Iifnl, Sorlliern .pv. f(H. Allie ' irular deliveries of varn Is adopted.
insrie l-ippill. i.r.i. mi i .ariliinvjii. j ,,.im .. rn, .... m,,niirnetilrpe ordre .1.
i jrn iiinfr x i ru n iioiiiuni i I'irii itnmt - - - "
Mrnuiy. tlrr. Mi. itiirot $lti's. HinkTuitr ' inaiij c5ic of yarn from Nru KiiRlnnd
h!u'eVi.7"n.r I'ler"' 'is'iii 7.,f,o,,V""v:, ,ni,ls a:,Uir-y "r1 fo.r.lr"
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PLOT AGAINST UNION
CHARGED BY MINERS KS
Southern llv
jtudcbakerlo
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Tho receipts at the ports for the dav
wero estimated at 13.000 hales, against
I3.K06 bales a week agi d "l.unfl bales
a j ear ago.
all
books.
Production today Is estimated to be
about 70 or 7f per cent of the normal
pre-war capacity of tho Industry. And
this represents mmo Improvement over
previous weeks Some nulls, of courpe.
are running abne this llgure rnr a week
or more at a tune; men, owing to local i tmuo from that
effects ot tne general conuitions, tiielr private cables
.ivallablo rrelght room is rcquire.i 101
-i. ..-I.,,. ......imoilltlei. that are mon
mil, !,... v......
.....llo.
' Ilecelpls or wheat at Minneapolis and
Pulutli mda were 94 cars, against 24.
cars a ear ago, nt Winnipeg 4SI cars
compared with 000 cars; ut Chicago l
cms, iignlnsl S3 car.-
Loadings in Argentina are IhIiib nwlii
lom.d nnd cood shtpuiPiits should ion
cnuntrr, necortiuiK "
I'lle weather tllele Is
" lesl 10 .in ti :m
I i Mve . ipon ,. in 111 in h nl
,'Mii 2K li.l i'S .'.li 2 -jn L'S I'll :. I.1
.lulv '." Oil 27 71 27 Ml 27 Ml i'S ll'.l
i isiobet L'7 10 "il no 20 .11 20 70 27 01
lleiMllbti. 27 IJ 2H 10 20 13 20 13 20 .VI
INACTIVE NEW YORK STOCKS
Following arc quotations for inactive
New Tork stocks and In whlcn there
were no transactions todsi The price
given 1 the last previous sale.
Alaska tiold V V r; s s x ,
Mines . I'i Mn ,: v ,.
. . ..... . . -- v"r t.. ..
Ajax icuoncr. i v "
' V.KI.l
214
I'lilledl Iwrs
IJ S I ml A coiol
1 s llubber
I'SMeel
I' S htecl pi
I'tah Copper . .
Wabaili pr 1
Western Union T
Westlnshouve U A. M
Will.vOierland ..
Mil llsj US', us',
SS'.' SS SS SS
124'4 121',' 12!ij 121
)l'j UVi HO',
ni'i'i loo',- nn',
7S', Til TO
lU'i, 3!!', ;i'ji,
1I.V, lljij p.-,i,
to', -ill ;i'i'.
17'. 17i J7'j
' , District No. J) President Says
17-', r.-i.l.wl.. r r i n ,
nr, i-iiuminui vjjuraii)rs tsacK
New Organization
finn!. wFtint. pt lo Wlnpf'ip. t',
'-''iJ "." rprinniti tl ".V2 s Nfutown
IMppIn $1 .M(iiL.M limn. $1 SW'.' Mi, nl
nlpfi iiPHrhv. pir Iihiupt , ih m ) T.n. !.
I't. por r -PUMi IfsM l!.n 1i$1 . l.inon'
nuivii I'jni
JiWS - .
lancor-
Utn riorlla, pop slrin, t'.(ftl. flrapefrult.
rinrtfla, pip lnx li.'iMi, IMncappI.
I'orln lllfo, jmr train. litfiTi Coroanuls, pr
liair. ftl'&T MrauliPrrlo. .'1rll i pop tit ,
iftHjMp (J Alabama, pnp nt afiMo, tin.
North rrtlini i p 'it BUf? lot , ilo, l.mila
tunrf. per nt.. 3u 1? top.
noodle to one prosportic i'utomer for
527 and then offered the Kimc nedl ti
Mr. Nj dearer for Shu, I dually thert
needles fruin-Japi n go through threl
hand?.
Ilpferrlni? to tho German nredle, one,
j of the uHiiotSCH doiared that It U
I rhrapfi at $18 than the American needle
at $13. American iitanufacturers 11 '
dividual mill, frnm tlnio tn lime Hav
ing prdet'H pooled and the rn delivered
in rarload lots is tlio suggestion made at
tne mer I iii?
" . i. ,1. . .i...i -i ...i
A committee, or three 1'hlladelphla "ol "laiio nceuies ,uni me homing inuq
mill owners will be named to make the want, but slick to the regular xilrfr
Pioposltlon to the jnrn manufactureis needles, nnd that Is one polrtr at wtilcS
The plan would save wolk nnd lime for the Germans get the best of the Amfrk
Ihn nni men. and favorable action Is can manufacturers. As a rule th
."P
VEGUTAHI.ES
Sliennnilinili, l'i, Apiil in.
In a circular to ineinbrrn of local
unions of District n p. .lames .Mat-
he district president, nnnouiicw
vl'j
SRI',
IH!)',
i Ihevvs,
,,.! . ' . .
. " iii:.i i.i,,..... I.... .j . ....
...... .,.,,..,,, iiicii.'.iioii nay win lie on.
Mix dlvld-nd- A mer Milt 1st pref.
Int. r M.K. I nref. 14
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Am, a lHh 77 xevnd.. i ..
IV J.'"'. i; .. Vnrf c a"1.:.. '.".'
' .Mil lt ' )' - . - - IIIILII
Collnii lluvcrs and Scllcrx
New lorl.. April lfi .Mav - Mael..
J.eKtr. Mnters nnd ltncnberg bid . (ieer
Weiiman, Jlentz. Hubbard and Scllar
offered
.Itil.v Hlaclc, (ilffoid,
1 101 1 till 1111-1116.111. :l4llt.10 pelii
unre nml Maryland SI 1,111 I 2.1 White no
Isloen. riolbM. per Mil -No. 1 S7'S. No
2 lt'n 7 V Idle polulo" 1 lorlda per
bush linlnner lid lb I. ,2 2.1 fn .'I Se.t
served April 17. and urge every me.nbei "Nf0"'7, jT,, . '-aT. No'T'.-al'"..'. 'su'ee't
to qualirj for the Inrpecllon. lie adds I '"'"". "'rr',.. njr luiniper N 1 1 r.n
,,.,, I '! 1 'in No. 2 i.te.in J., ( elf i'j , i lorl.la
We liaxn a Tew so failed members, I per irste, J I .Mir2 2.1 Leiiuc, I lerldn.
who lien frl.,.,.l r .... .. .. I I'T ll.llnper lr.oll do. South r'srollnn.
" ' '" uperaior.-., pr bmiinei- I.W7,i: !. I'sllfornl i. 1ST
' rnie.
pe
l
lie
frill I'lienniliers riorld.1. per PasKel Wit
looked Tor. It vvou:d mean redistributing
I the yarn from Heading, hut this could
1 be douo quickly and at a minimum or
expense. There would bo two more dl.-
trlhutlou stations. Philadelphia and
The nurkd mi fceii..r.ill quirt and pnttHVllle. Much or the jam used here
.hotted little rhaliRe ilinllitlnn. White r,...,,, v... tl,lfnr.l Mnaa .mil
rotable'. .Ierse, ir ',-lmsh l.ski . 33 His comes rinm .New Hedrord, .xtass , and
No. I inscue: No 2. 2ni,3ic Whin- IT shipments were made, by rail or
potatoes jier inn lb - P'nnsjlvHiili. SI In I htcamer. in one lot the varn delivery
situation would bo much improved.
After-war conditions lu the trade were
discussed. It was reported that Japan
Ih now selling knit goods In India,
China and Kgypt nnd will undoubted'y
trj to extend her sphere of influence
and trade after the war. nusiav Olier
on
New lork Jl 40ti I no. western.
uoing cvcrytimig ios--ilile , disrupt our
O'ganizaMnn by creating a scpaiato
union under the pretense that It would
lie rnr the anthracite mine workers only,
knowing that il would be a very good
laender, or the Iterkshlre Knitting Mills
vVsomirsIng, look an active part In a de-
Jlf. 4 r.n Csnlinnner t'Hltforuin. hate on flerniaii s riiture role 111 me tex-
er erale Sl2"n llrupin Kproui Luiie tile trade. It was stated that the largest
iUnd per fl I.",'il20i lKSplanl. l'lorlil,, f ,. f,,i,i.., i.,,!,,,,.- ,U1 In ,be world
.er iix J3i I. .in. do. ul per ik l rull-fasiiioneil Kiiittiiift mill in tne woriu.
.iiuniea in ,'oianu, w as uesiio,v en iiiirniK
3 J-qiunli Klorida p, r irale
plnaeii. -sorlfiis. per niu . 2
SI .10412
: .ill K
lleaiis.
the war. CSermaio. according lo some
speakeis, will bo kept busy supp'ylng
ui uuul Liu it "in ion - in rs iiil'ijii:ii fn. r.pi.in inp mini I u 1 wi iuw i,x -'- i .nil I n i I iiuh - . ... ?iiiii il -'is. .iiiii I i;i I ir i.iiirxi.i .... n .. I .. n i ... . . - - .-.-- ......-.., ,ri III iv I'l'i mil i.iii.iir iit-riii-s. 1 in
for a while In the main, however. It, - Am C & V pf .lMJi -Norf ,t Wet Hi.m, .orn. .lohnston. Siorni. 'lluul'.nrd hei hi" favoe !,rc a,,xlolls '" citrry , rldi. p. r hninper i,3 llret,. Florid... ltussla. ttumanla and other neighbors
S5& VrZ UIVIDKNUS 1IECLAUEI, KTlni g .: 1. B ! - . mud, head-1 FffifeK?S ITM Xf?r
,rin. m0ro than about SO ner cent Tnilor-Wliarton Iron and steel fompain Ainer Ice pf. 4.. jo.i j, ; htrel i Uos". Klack. lieei, Uulld. McUhec fone I J y. . i P,mo l".r lll!,""lon as would I n 3 .in U.. fallfornla. per .bum 174 s for American textile manufacturers.
. j JH ?.llulll ' ' rrKiVlar .Marterly of 1'. is-r nut on pre Am Smelt pf I'll 4 o Puel pn jIW iunil Sihlev olTered. ' "" ' made by those who would nttempt to Peppers rinrlda. per erate I'm 7.1. do. A suggestion that manufacturers must
"Say'a e ,.on found tho trade feir'""' """ ' '" " "" S CVfi .A ! '' """'?W !'"-' ! rXdlatrAik fJ,ehl HiS , r'Vr. rKJ" ??. ZrA.rrUtmCnJVU,ynM
utmlltlnB action on ICVX tSih PfP' il KSJS ? "r; " W&'ir.T
!rranee.lapr,Sdemrad: SS Coan, a d.vtdend .,f , flS JfpV k lgrt T I 't&VVd MtSSS &$ ' SSS ISncfe SW Wfi ' lain ftur'es' JorT on Z
in tne iron aim oifu Buai iraui. 1 rnn- ,' ,Jr .ihare nn .oinninn pjuh . Am 1 onlen nf on 1 era Marq nf ssri Sellar McKnlden ni niir..l ..,' the common people. h seed, per ton. 1H23. do K or da. nav enxeloocs at a certain large plant
KSofromh"orC?-u'?h" U MI KOAI) EARNINGS AO&,VJS 6 8 f.''V- !-"' "--''"- ''"-"" hU .lu- ? V-''nU vr nXWTXX
uiiivun ,,.....- . .w ."i ...... . .ut . . . :... BtTi r . j. n..., " . ,. ,,i.i ,.. ... .. .: . . -.-" . .--' nitnv iinnoor-i .
Vear ended uectinuer ai . Atltoasiu.. ;;. ,,..-- - "to :r,i. '""""".'" mure imvveriui in uesierlng , i.iiin iivvjiiuvin
.-'tWm-i ,!"iI,M,".M, , Barrett Co .. 93S pi'.'' "a I nf si, -, NEW VOKK COFFEE JIAHKET ,h? cPnd'tlo'' of niliie workers tluougli- (VI-'STKItrMY)
Total ep;r. revenue.. JS...7SI.M3 J; -'2 '1 nkly Un Gas. 101 p'"! Car C8 n,- wi. ,.riiie i-, out the country, whh h has been plainly ' li l.hii.i.u.M )
N.I afier luxes... Jii,7 s.1: ,..T .I.; n '. Snoe.. ,15 "fill f nf Jims ,,;'" ;'r .Al'r'l IB. There was a shown since the organization came Into IH'TTKK The market lonllnued very
Gross imume .... .T.JI1..I. -.01 J- row y r ,. nul,mi" P C.113 ' m',n 0)?.nl IK '" 'i market tor coffee the lives of the anthracite mine workers "nns un1'r "ht receipt., and prlc of
' iS I'X.r-o 0 U- Stl fn-n .i,i. itym-es today, vy III, first prices un-. "II aw ubtr hi, i.K I "" ".'"""'. V k IHh-r. There
- ..n-.v rim. i t f.-tIl n. -- -- . -. MP9rl 1 - ..- '74 CliailPfifJ Irk 1 on iia i i..i . i. .!.. . .. ' " --. k .. a a n irnnd lniHIITV I 111 nil EfmrToM nrt mtn-
1S-1U equlv. Col & South.. 14 h-!;-,' S nf H7. I Today's y.si r.i.iv . '" which they thev tnlnk tney nave not Went. hi fre.h solld-paeked erearnerv
..,. R7 ML . ' Col & S 1st pr 47 V5?a'ntcli. 74: .,,.,,,, openlns o... done right. Hie Kws or the organization 'tra I.V Idslier.,, orlnc enods. lilji Uc:
I Alillinii . . .. . ,-, ,- 1 m. "! c nj . jiz. .7' I ei S 117 o 1 Aurusl K MA v -.n inov do bow IH .,.n ,. ...... i.i. .i cxtia lirsi" IHlll'ae. Ilmts. I3WI3',."
1 nnaiunn i-itf-iiiL: . .. ion ii 1 ini nr rs, 11 ui t m -3 ? . - - -i. j.u - .. . . - . ..... ...... ,,, nuiiiciiv:ii 1. .... . r. . ... . . - m .
R.. Wi I lccmFTan'he,or27 "d atoto,, "9 'vVU'.::::::::: :- ISKXr'r "'"?r tff"te sTl:: 'l:,
i -nu 4 i" Consul (las.. S iir. n l,pf 17H Dirembcr f..7 s 7, S 2.! ' u."lcfr I he hetlei vv.iv i3 to lemalii on thai. IHM',, .e. mxla 420 I3e. npeUH
inn illf cJntCn S fti,rlMb"1ll f,,l,""1, J ilj 5 i I'e Hxlde nml look roi ,-verv thing which brand. j..l.blnB ai ,in.i2e
!'..' .'..;' " i;."1.-V.i xr 17U 'r.;ars-Jtoe nf.llR , IVbruary Z Ul .2i.'i due jau under nur aws and iicree- Iteielnn n inninlled lu Hie llurrau nr
. a Vf TV 'I2.:h':.ett .. an Var.:n KSSBS.mi s'xiifts liniments I M.rkei,. nun luhs of butter and 7U14 tasts
his xery necessary specialized pen ice
In reaching 0 multitude of scrap sources,
It Is natural tho scrap trade Is not look
ing for new contractu under tho circum
stances. TORPEDO KILLED I'OUK
Lcyland Liner Etonian Floated Nine ftf4 , ?.".'?. : ; ;
Hours After Being Attacked kjij p-r-f-
T .... ,. . lillnols Central
An Atlantic Port, April 16 Members Louts & Nah .
of the crew of the Loylanrt Line steam- I ;"'! Paeitle
ship Etonian, who arrived here on a it'ad"ns
British vessel, say that four lives wero southern Pacific
lost xvhen their ship xvas lotpedod and Union Pacific ..,
a,,nV I.v n l.ernnlo KllbmariliM nlT Ihn u "li
Irish coast on March 23.
Two of those killed were American
horsemep, the others members of tho
Jtreroom crew The vessel was torpedoed
shortly after midnight, hut did not slide
until D oclocK tlio fallowing morning.
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72 l!H
47 WJ -I
SI 80
87 M
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IP! III".
Financial Briefs
The International Paper Company has
issued its pamphlet report for year end-
a.l 1 1.,.,.. 1 I ... !tl uhoixlmr tfi ISO 7R7 tint
The four men were killed by tho ex-, income arter all hnrires.' Including
plosion of tho torpedo. tS.SSO.Oflii reserve tor taxes, as com-
On tho same steamship was the crew pared with J5.120.727 net ror lmij. Sur-
of the American steamship Chnttahoo- , P'ns ror the ear was JC 71U.87, equal
cbee. formerly the German steamship t0 134.02 a share on Jlti..C().!)in com-
C .,..- on..,lnn,l i.r.,1 .i.nlr Xtl. n, i I11UI1 KIUIIS OUUIUIIIUIIIK III I TVnil
UUn.'l w. - .. ... ...h.wi. u
The ship remained afloat for two hours,
tho .men said, and efforts were made to
beach her, hut without success.
Tho crew was picked up by British
tra Tilers.
BLAME TYHIOID ON WATER
her 31. 1317. compared with J24.8G a
share on $17,442,800 common stock out
standing as of December 31, 1910,
The New York s-Tuhtrensury gained
$105,000 from the banks yesterday, re
ducing the cash net loss since Friday to
1131.000.
Japanese Loan Honda Canceled
New York. April 10 Tho New York
I agency of tho Yokohoma Specie Hank.
Ltd., has been advised by its London
ollloo that Imperial, Japanese Govern
ment 4 t per cem sterling loan oonns,
State. Officials Find Polluted Spring
Near Sunbury
U...lil,niv A nrl I lfi T 17 ClnrA
n -JTl...n .nrlnMr nf h. Ktal. n.mrl. amounting to 160.000 Of tile first SB-
SBlstant engineer of the State Depart- rlegi and 20.000 of the second series
Jrwnt of Health, has returned from pai e been purchased and canceled,
friunbury after Investigating an outbreak -
,f typhoid fever among railway em- Cotton Broker Fails;
'ittoyea t Sunbury nnd vicinity. Nine New York. April 16 Gay I Schlffer,
cersoni have been diagnosed as having ' a member of the New York Cotton Ex.
. 1 . .... i.. .,.. . ... 'change s nee 189J. this morning an-
old fever, eight of tlwm men and . nou, ed ,,, lnabmy. to meet nlg WeSL.
ivfTP M "" -vin iw ju, nuns. iir (DUiimcr vto n ituur iiwucr.
number of aunftecta were reported, His liabilities are not large.
11 or wiiom iranH wiuer rora n. aprios ;
EST" KonngrU AU'SaiSK "efined Sugar Unchanged
war, tnw spring naa neen pouuieo.; jrew York, April in itennea sugars
waters. .iitrmioqai piani naa'are uocrrangea wun an local interests
niviiett- imtv n,imn; uuvuunu.. , tiiioiins , sou lur nno Kruiiumieu. ine
Mh mthfcrtUj 9aHflg'Unif Federal, National and Warner Com-
I IMliim a.,1, win. Hmiui.eii. . uuuu
W( Juki jBBVfwngtq'ni ,vu(HffUuiy piia.
do nref . ri-i So n,i
Chandler Mot. ,! Rtand irin',;i ii
cr'SlTn? .tt ."pCk" H
Cub C Sug pf 79 su stl Lt UV 22
TeTcc-nTO? TeS"
ffi?iWBw.,,?, 3S&5?i8H
Vnrll
May
Juno
July
8..1.1 n isws.-ai rilticlsm, sometimes unjust criticism, not 1 mi
H.llWsr.iionly by members, but rrom others who ' ?S
s.altis.oa with colossal Ignorance question the of- Qik
Tho uniform sales plan came lu for
considerable talk. A few months ago the
Pennslvania knit goods men almost
unanimously adopted tlio sales f. . h.
mill plan, the consignee to assume all
llsks and pay all cartage and freight,
after many months of agitation for this
sys'iem of selling. At least 80 P"r cent
of the manufactureis in the Pennsl
vania scition of the National Knit Hoods
Association mc now wmkiiig along this
plan A strong plea for 100 per cent
-operation was made. A blmltur plea
was made for the recently proposed
ten-day net iinlfnun terms of credit
i:i.tis nemand was less nrtiie and th plan At piesent many hosiery e-1 un
.fn "alid'-fnJeTnu?" 'J,r dervvear makers are nelllng ten days net.
Quotations: , but many still cling to the old and less
Americans consider that it Is loo ex
pensive to set up their machinery for
less than a lO.OUO-nrcdte order, whereas
the Germans specialize ami inske a!
least five times as man) kinds of ncedlei
ns the Americans and take small orders.
The Acnio Knitting Machine and
Needle Company, ot Kranklln, X II,
challenged this contention by cxplalnm'
that it was willing some time ago v
take almost any kind of an order, doatl
to 1000 needles, for the sake of setting
Into Ihn market. ThN concern reDOTied 1
making about 4.200 000 needles In 15lf j
am, ,,,,s,nuii in j-,l I lie itrorge r j
Adams Needle Cotnpan.v of Hills, X. JI, "'
reported a pioducllon of 3.000.000 la
mi,1 and more than 7,000.000 In Ulf
Of last ear's product of the Adams tlrm '
700,000 was composed of the kinds cf 1
needles tliat are lepoited to be Po dlf I
flcult to make that the Americans do not J
want to make them. 1
13. W II. Jasper, or tho Contlnenlal
Latch Needle Compan.v of New York.
InutlflA.l fl,,i, ,1ia ll.im.n ..nmnelltloil 1
was not based upon price, but qualltr.
and that the German needle was likei
to prevail arter the war If It tcpm )
pcrmlsslblo to Import $
ivmirn CTAvnApni7R
AGRICULTURE LAWS1
fiOVERNJJENT BONDS
reslateerd. 1Il.1i)
t outiou, 1 03(1 . . .
resiniFreil. mis
ll'd
it?
I -H. tOUllOII, IIIHII OT
a., rclylsr.l ,1.1b ' ....
K ee sir ni. "jv? ' ranue.TOm In" !" '"upon, mis in,
FM&Spr.. 2JU Tot, lrodiiS r? i"' """'red. 123 . . . . . ,
r-.n Chem...l65 Tob iw Vs B;I ,' coupon, I0S.1 in-,
0eJl.nf "' 98 rV,lLnX, ,l- T ?." '""eon. HUH .. . .. . ' m!
A.. S: ''.;' o-tt i'SJ,erw Type.ioou il,n"V,H -" "Klslerwl 10.1(1.. 11.14
Gulf Sts Stl. . 9H I nderw T nf loi '!" j"- reBttered. mis ... mill
Hartman Cp. 85 J'n Hag. 1. ,iz '!" '4" re""ertd. linn so'
.... T.-lan .1U1 I' ,1 X. II .! " It?. I " en. vuumn I
are of a h gh standard o elhclency Tt reeiipt. iio.fto Tr ci: western eia I " 'ZS nTL 3 o?,),,, a""
a member desires to uroxe nlmself one ' "" 'lL,n .r,SVfi,?,?n-flrM"' " 8" "" l P" ccnt ofr ror eiuh' or tlllrty days
'of the lilchesf claan nf iiTiiAn mnn ! ra"' southern. I10.3.1W 10 O.i per case: faney net.
"k' ntllTn1 Llnhol.8".,?LK' L"'. ?.elerted, carefully candled eB wero Jobbl, I The association went on r.m. .
Ii'l'l
IIS"
10.11;
' laws of the organization and tho agree
.... .i.n ,u .,.o tuiciru llllu
I ".Some of the would-be union wreck
, ers claim they represent the highest
1 hiiinuiiruH 01 unionism; mat tney do not
favoring the arbitration of all contro
versies regarding contracts, wr tten or
I verbal; quallty-of goods, commissions
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS
Chimin. April in HOOK PiUmm.! ... I and -other issues There In Imr.llv
, break Ihel.- obligation' If they organize , & ,'omoffow ' lls.'.ion'i ead" liVrt18.?-. "J1" "Wner Who hn8 Mot ,lnd 80me t,oublc
'n unaMla nrmnl.nl f. .. .,,,- I "!"," '"'"""TV" '. "..'.J'.. ".Zr" 'larfclet slow n nm. nn. n. mnr. nl Ik... ... . ....
,7. " ?.-,, 1 9R tTnlon n ',eJ S?
Inter Ar Cop 2H Un Cp st pf.,02
int Agri .... j :,"" wrug , 77;
Ir,. Arrrl nf.. 43'.4 Un Dw 1., .1 :i.T
Int Harv
Int Con Cp
Iowa i-en
Jewel Tea
Kan City So
28 I'n) rty l.u JJS
S8 Jjnlt nv i iSif
"-4 K" A""y Sleel .i3
a t-7 I T X. W 1 r '"
i.-eir. r sft nr.
Kelly Spring. 42 H " g c I p pf
Keok & D M. 4H " g Ind AI nf 98
...a -imb an 7 ttiru 1
mp 15 y
Prer ... so
Lee Rb & Tre 18VS u,s Hlty Imp
T?lllsra ....185 . I't.Pref...
XfaYihat GlCC
May Dpt Strs 53
do PI '"
Max Motor
Max Mot
Max Mt
hnve recommended capital stock Increase ' w- of A . hut are friends of the coal
from J12.000.000 to 120.000.000.
auauionai js.ooo.OOO capital will be the useful
common StOCk. elvlmr the enmnjnv - t An
$14,000,000 of that Issue. Proceeds will 1 at the -mercy of the employers as thev
be used In part for plapt extensions. . were years ago. before many of our I
lorn. wr. . '
a separate nnrnnlzntlnti fnr ,h. nntlim.
cite mine workers only, and refuse to
17 so. m xea. iii.iimi'i? su
I7.1; rough. lins.1Wlil.70, yorkera.
f II Ullij II , t.n.
heavy. 17.S(I 17.(1.1.
ganlzation or against It, and those who , noo hJad .omoVrmv. linim h-a ,?"';: ' boa"'1 t arbitration named, lo sit at
m arc dlfllnvnl . ttnHv at xoKtrdnvH riny naA.,A. ,..(. recumr lntprvnln nml tn ii-.,, n.
members und are not true to the obllga- , 1.73; cow and hMfefi $7 .M101.1 7a; members. F.e will be taken from Anh
Hnd eaity at &Hterda'a af.rHir. t.V aionff one or more or these lines recently.
SIT SO. hulk. 117.4017 TO. Iluhi ti?"-..,' , A larntt mimhpr' nt 1i.c .linmiion i,r...
Tin t illlu n uitiiivnr. ll,n nn nntl. 1Tk.ll inl.,l f t T I II nVu 1 ? Ull V..,. .. ....-. . .. ,...-.. ...
nfonih. rea'iv"" -,,a. , -;.ft .. . .-- ..-- .,.'....,.. rounu tnefr way into the clv.l courts
HM J IIU 1I 0U Lull DCI if LM II IllMrla ..' - . . . 7( .. ----- vw..u.l.Vt,. - - - ---t. .--
ters. He must either be with the or- nViVvBlt!i,.-"J" A ,. . . . was unanimously decided to have a
StPPl Pit. Wntllrl InoraiDn "!!
- - .. - i UK 771: ' -- - .Twta.t iiivivaDC IUUllill
'ivr'itsoU V$ltMB 'lPt H I l'lttsburgh, Aprl, 10 Directors of the "dvopate n separate union are disloyal , ateadv at eterday;. cioae,
N Jlsqv4 V.nl.Ied Krult.iosil , v union oi me members and are not true to the nhla. nt().73: eo. and heifei
n pt Si it" i.aP Brd isu I 'rumuuu alecl lompnny. of Warren, O . tlon they took when they Joined the U , ofl'.'r. and feeders. ts.Tspisjt.1, 1..,,..; "f th. r follovvinir n ,i,7, ; .!Tu...,
ceipiii today. 14.01111 head; to. ( Association of Xnlt Goods Buyers, Na-
rp, uiiciaiuio, tv.
.o0 thOSfl
Slot, in. noor
HIlKKl' ll.ceipia
Mer Pet of.. 91
Mich Cen ...119
Mont Power . 69
"M & fit L now 10 ,
Mor & Essex. 39
Mo Kan & T. 8 ft
M S P & SSM 90
Mo Pao pref. il
Nat Acme..., 28ti
Nat uncuit
I U S S & n.f' SgV
"ii ITil,"o.'"'LI""H
1 pf 62 'j ,a-(ar Chem 11
members knew how conditions were."
van.a. rlt. April
iaa
L ..- ..J..V
I maien receipt, louay,
' steady. .
16. CATTLE Uatl
0000 head. Market
,. , - W OC I
vuican Det,. 7
nasn nf B S2tl
Warren n n. 16V,
West Pae, ... 26 44
W Md 2a,pf; f "
Wheel A 1. v. i"
WheelAL E3pf 20
Pitman bewer bystem In Full Blast FLIES ACROSS ANDES ' h "pas-r.tximiei 'receipt, today, n.ooo
Pitman. N. J.. April 16. With the , SliEKI' EitlmMed receipt, today -avin
; SSSIel0?1 SSK.3 gRi Ft Airplane Passage Over Moun, " " -fil
'wn.f tryCVinAi M0de Ay Oer mr,0errec'?od.Ay''rioSTe'.SUSM.Erset-
I connections on the east : auto of the town, i ... . . , T , . i rA,io? ' -0 Market
uisposai x-iuiu io, i was completed last ucuu- niii .,.. ., ucuienam CATTLE lJillmated receipt, today 11.
fall and more than 200 properties In Cendelarla, of the Argentine army, has son head Market .trady "
that, part of the town now have sewer flown across the Andes from Zanaln. t.?,.IEIifT;?i;tln?'.1. receipt, ttlay. 9500
-. . .. . m . . .. .. . ' neat,. jiarvi aieauy L,ri 7ns
rtrBcnunc, iu vunw, vuiic. u uisiance ns a test fllelit from I ini.., T i.i .
of 120 miles. The machine crossed chthm.-nt. ot T lcB..i i rt Vdlstanco of 3 S? nle,(l'
h mnnniains at nn nuitnri. e,r vnn i anlhmcntf of Livestock Increase '.'!' ?ls:a"59. ot I-5 .nlles. In three
service.
tlonal Association of Hosiery and Under
wear aianuiacturers and National Asso
elation of Knit Goods Selling Agents.
LIBERTY MOTOR WINS
Never Misses a Stroke in Run of
325 Miles in Three Hours
Mlneola, N. V April 16, An air.
plane propelled by a Liberty motor and
Plan to Give Control to State Bo- i
rcaus Under Measure Now
Being Drafted
........ ...... ... nn.n.lrnt0 '
il n.iimirioii, .inii . ...mi'...-
standardise State law- ri l.ilmg to St
Departments of Agrkuliuie toa)o'
duplication or woik nnd assign deflnlto
functions as to the ilep.n (nients vvblcl
will racilltatc co-operaiion with l"'
federal department was outlined at
conference of the executive cotnmlttti
of tho National Assoi lation of Clnv
mlssloncrs of Agriculture with SecM
tary Houston.
Control ndmlnislroiinn nnd icgulauOB
of agricultural development would t
given to the Stafe Jiepartincnts under .
law which Is being drafted by tne com- ,
mlttee. J
Secretary Wilson outlined to the com- t
mlRstniiern nlnna (n eeiitr.nllze labor '15
ployment agencies within tach SnttW j.
tne recru.iing or rami lanor rw -mlnkstrator
Hoover told the commlMlo"
ers that the average production of an
agricultural products in 1917 was n'.'
per cent and ha urged them to use their
efforts for crops this year to make up IM
deficit.
NO ROOM FOR KNOCKERS
IN U. S., SAYS REDFIELD
n. . - j T.i DAlii!
an atand racitists am ioi xw
mists Warns Against Gcr-
man i -luimguiiuu jri
SI. l.ouU, April 16. William C, R-
"vii wsv-ismi; w vviiiiiivw, --- kfT
address to tho members of the Cham0"
of Commerce that this country naa n.
- .... i- . i ..U. al (ft lhi
iur me paciiisi. jor nc niusi iv .v1
ha ... !,- -,,.. naint nnd fOf I00
IIS 1111431, H-,,111, iWI l 'vvv .-- - fm
Socialist who should tee his We' J 'J
!'," ?!e2.1?.y .5Ia-m" Ry nrown, of the I brotherhood embodied In the loB.'
Unlted'States s gnal corps, arrived at 'cause; hut It has no room for the P'f
j.iu mwuiiii uciu ,ic,e uner complet
97 i Wh,.""V.Mi '"ft
N.t m. nf. llOli w,,","."-" !
Nat Con & C 1ST. Wlion Co P'. "iu
Nat Clk B. 69 Wilson Co tr Stl
Tires of Sixty-Year Sentence
lllooni.buri-. P... April Iff Klmer 1 1"-
Holderman, of Danville, who drew down ti,i. i. t)i. nrt
U aalilnKtun. Anrll 16 Shli.n,.. t. ..
livestock, 4icelyed by the nrlnclnal
j . . - QtnAbvnrila In tliA ft .... i. . . . .
g,'v.r! WafC-SS I tH Aa "MrTpSTn". ! ES Wi
sixty years for safe robbery-yhas an. "lo- a balloon operated by Captain ,,h so.SS2 care rVcelv1 duri, l IH
nounceil that he whl seek a pardon. A uloaga and Engineer Bradley crossed I ul month m J9lf an inereaL eJ
Philadelphia social worker is said t the ATidea from Santiago., Chile, to 22.9X1 cars, the railroad administration
.-.v .u.wta.cu .ic.imii ,B uis iije. Uipoiittta, Argentina.
declared today.
warnlrtj
hours and fifteen mlmiteu nin,.
i nrown was accompanied by Qeorire
I Oll-nnA ., T I1...I.. ... . O"
u.u,u. l A.uc .v iiuiiiir .Tr...-
- . -.-,..,-.-. v.,,vt., I .ci icu lliui lairs u, ,w ...-... - i
-J1? r '.ia" b.ie" r.un a total of .the new Liberty motor for ,r,$1liS
1 v., r",,1. "" wl lr,P rom uing.
ley Field did not miss a stroke, ao
cording to Mr. Duzane, who also said
Its vibration waa much lean than had
boen.pe,ctfei.
mist or the man who deals wun Pu"'':
aiYale. tftw tho InnrlliOinL w
knocuer.
CfanxAtn.... naflaU 4TJ1 V O
...., " "--- ,! .
against uerman propaiiunuo - .
serted that tales of the Inelllclency j
were merely an example of the '""'".'""J
ness of this propaganda ie.vr7ii
this motor was the most povverini ojjj
kind ever invented ana tm ',wi 7
it?
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