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The chronicle=news., 1914-05-08

ih, fsr, ~ their marriage from th'ir
'lIpiDi sTHs UF 'bt iiti.E In uniuH
viih aan vit"p, ihr i,.sai ~" ~
msrrisE~.
N4 e. ~. 'sti alternative Ia
si"p-l lya Ny "vu 'Vp,ri"n," ~
three years ~ msIriaE-. In Naish
have discovered tho innuHgsF4li- '"s
-Tri"us. restrictions. L. raI injustice
and -nstssrhm'n,a "n her liberty
im7"f"i un married woman by ~"
community or f"rti"na If 10, hsa
brought m- to- the tain, uf h.ius
ready tp ,undanc Ia any oi ms 'dr-
Gated women fri-Uds iifr lived ar
In r"r.nus aud binding uniou, with
man io whom she 4, me-, legally mar
ri-i Three ycarH ago such 'uur .
would have fill.d me with terror"
Only by treating married women
pruryrly. by leaving them IL" free.
dom nj choi'" allowed ~ all uth"r
iniiS iiuaIs. adds III" writer, 'an In
num"rabIr evils lee avoided.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-08
c.N WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
TUBERCULOSIS

Il addition to plenty of fresh air
and proper diet, those suffering from
or who arc prodisposcd to Tuberculo.
BiD are recommended to use Eckman
Alternative TO stop night swcats. banisli
fever arl hsgtcn recovery. This mcdi.
cine. by roaE5n o; It's Gucccssiul use dur.
ing the past warrants the fullest invcs.
tigltios possible by every sufferer.
Ectman's Alternative is most c'fica-
oious in bronchial Catarrh and severe
throat and lung affections, and III up
building the system. II contains No
narcotic, nor harmful or habitform
irg drugs. Accept no substitutes. Sold
by leading druggists. Write to the
Eclsman Laboratory, Philadelphia, IA,
ior booklet telling of recoveties.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-08
N0SIRlS AND HEAD STOPPED up
FROM COLO? TRY MY CATARRH BALM

s'an' haita di-s.iss~ ~ the h-a, as
the a"s'TIis. t~n-'sa,ss AMI heals
the iniiais"'i. s-"ii-a sa"tHssah-
phiFh iia.s th- n"s-. bead aHa 'hToai
si.sTs a.. aiT Passages steps nasty
sisshsfE- aai t-viias "s cleansing
s"s,bjnr Tviisf s"Hsrs isa'a"siia'-iI.
IsasI iay apaE- 'aatEts siFussiIse
for tF'a,h. ~i'h h-ai sSr.'-'i. n.s'
u.is sius.i. hawking aad bi.. iaE.
Cs'arra ur s"'d. ~i,h iJs Tuahiar
HDs-. Iaul muF"us iI"IrsnF in,a tho
,L"si. aHi Tsu drla-Ss is distressing.
;.., Huiy n--'ii-sss
'"' f"ur faith jest "nr--ia
"E;S's 'T"am iiais''' sHh y"ar cold
"r rsianh -iii surely iisapp-ar
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-08

srsly ate ruIns aud foF isr s"uio~
Of stls ssirss
The hospital cnrt,s "a charged vi'h
,h" rarr ~ ,h- sirL ani injured. u
IL a sp-riaI corps vbos" tH"sHL"ss
must u, m-n 81, zI-.J Jiai Iusiiiir i"na
ani 'Tsin.nEs
Til" ordnance ."trF has ,hArr" ~
~. nauutsS,ur" aud diaitii'u lun 81
arms aud ammunition aud "'iuip-
mrnis
Til" Iuari-rmas'"r rntlss u ih"
E.n"tsi supply corps ~ the army. II
IL charged with tn" du,y IT furnish
in< the army with food. clothing.
transportation. quarters. pay. aId
in fact with everything "SUrpt "rd-
name" required for tn" comfort aud
welfare of the service.
TIL" army mniuinirH schools for
the training nf men iur aIl brnnrhrz
81 the RrTyirc. aud gpDgial rIhU"iH for
the training OF cooks. bak"ts. hnfr"-
shorrs. farri"rS AMI cl'r'tiriauF N's
c,ul,ing stations are maintained In
nearly every principal ci'y In ~"
United States aud In many ~ til"
smaller towns. \ r,cruItinr station
has h-"u located In Pueblo for tho
last /. year and hundreds 81 rc-
cruiis are forwarded from this point
yearly. Many Of the men enlisted ni
the Pueblo station are n1w At Vera
Cruz with General Funston hrigahr
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NOTICE

For the protection OF the timber
and grazing aud to preserve and in-
crease tho game and fish theron. TIL"
Rocky Mountain Coal and Iron Co.
and the Colorado Fuel and Iron Co..
hereby give notice that all trcspass-
ing. hunting or fishing on their !snir
i, Las Animns County. Colorado. a.c
strictly forbidden.
The Rocky Mountain Coal Il Iron
Co.. and The Colorado Fuel aud Iron
Co.-Ey j. +. W.,born. President.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-08
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

Kansas city. No. Msy N-ifasss
if-g-ipss s."s.! s.ssk-, s,.sis ss s~
hiEksf. s-,ik at .si-s >sas Tn <.;s:
heavy >sts tn ssso. psetrs. asa
i-sishrf> ste >s.s.. iish, $40 TO
<ss.: rigs $50 10 =.
Cattle R-s-irss Ssoes ssrk~s
steady. prime t-d .'s-fs -. Z. > 10:
dressed b~~s steers 80" ia Sss:'
s.sssss ssr-rs In SO: .paskssh
steers C." tn Csc: .e~s ~" so
;sans hs,t.ss C." la S.::s si.rk-ss
ani feeders ss:s to >sss. balls 81;
4" ;s:os ssisss $50 Z. i".:s.
sh-~rs N-.~tpss s.so": MARKET ~
tn :"s higher: iswss C." I. Ss:i:
ssssiisss 8 I" ;.::. ~~sh~rs $50 Z"
.. ewes 81: I as..c.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

ChIeseo. III. May S.-ii"sss H-'
ssiv,s it.""c: market slow a. yes.
'-rday's average: saik al sales >.s"
q" sss.: iishi ~. Z. N.s:i. mixed
s.ic to SSH. heavy So" q" >.e::
I"szh $50 tn s.ss: ,iss 80" tn SO.
Cattle; Receipts i.o.": market
weak: b~-scs 80; tn $50: T-sas
steers ..io io Sis: western stecrs
'.io TO Ais: sio-tcs- and fcr'irss
:.ss tn sic: COW. and h-if-rs ..:o
to SEQ: calves 10 s.s:.
sheep: Receipts 10000: market
steady: native s.io tn s..:. Western
..io to $50: yeariiaxS $50 I" ..'s:
lambs. native s.i" To s.to: western
!" to ..:a.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-08
CHICAGO PROVISIONS

ssisssn. ~. MAJ ss-sis~ss>s Of
sssS~ 81 sh- ssssi, ri tn a heavy
f--isss In '-sssi ss psss stssssss trsss
tsaAssssis.s> v-s~ ~ si as i~~ a~s
rtin-. ssi th~s~ sss saks~sss-hs
iussAsr .ssSs.k.
Close i'esk. iais 1857. ssss-a.
s~s tpss:s Lard. Iaiy tess ssps~a-
S~s ic..s.
hiss. jaty iiss;ls ssps-s&-s s.sc
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Ncw York. May S.-Thc market
closed weak today.
Greater weakness was manifested
In stocks today than at any other
period since the upward movement
was checked. The only suppor, came
from the spasmo,lic short covering.
Rractionsry Tendencies wrtS more
pronounced In the closing homi. when
the principal shares touched the
lowest. f. u -,
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DENVER LIVESTOCK

Denver. Colo. May Seattle: lc-
r-ipts 1900: market steady: beef
steers ESQ to =: cows aud hcitcsa
.... to 8: aiocksrs ard feeders = TO
;.;o: calves $50 To il.:0.
HOGS: Receipts 500: market
steady: top S.3s: bulk oc sales S.35.
Sheep: Receipts none.
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VARIOUS DIVISIONS
Of ]. s. ARMY
ARE EXPLAINED

S-Tsrsu, JOAN j. Cs.ann. iaig.si
State NHy So sssigins o''i.s a.
i'u-bis. aaa Wts aas ilFsn-EiS ia
shasEv -, ;hc is al g" TiiitHa ugtis-.
offers IL SIS Article sha; spl. sE.'i in
,h- FIagrJ.srnai t4s, sanday. tng.ss
nation relative - 'aC ssri1us armS
div yisiaas sga 'ssig naH, si.si
s,s. raJhs III" Information l. .sfSs
sia,iy valuable s.i Interesting IN
,i-A af the '-~-ni .rn,uasi.n .s ,h-
strike ai.'iir, Ly federal F~piss.
Cannon ari,~ss
The rIgs"ni authorized s,r-.sgh .i
tho ni'-d S,a'-@ army is .".s>>
nsn. benz divided as i"iI"~'d
Tg-is. -Hn taHiss ~ the "nEin"ri
t.tps. i..i: men: 4. companies -!
the signal -srpe. i.sis men: ~ TrEis
m-ais "f ssSaIry. ii.i:i men sis
r-x.m-n's Of field artillery. s.sis
,a-n. i.u conn ahiss oi the ..<, q at
tiii.ry. 1850. men: "a regiments "f
infan,ry. ss.I". men. The other
brar-h"s 81 the s-r,i." consist ~ the
%, dance corps. hospital '"rps.
auaft-tmasi-T s"'.ts. rhilipPin"
rou,s aud the Porte Rico regiment
III infantry.
\ hriFa 4. consists "f four di'is-
ions and IL commanded 10y a hriEa-
Id!-r-s-n-rsi. A division consists "'
four briEai-s ard II commanded 10y u
m, Ior general. fone hrixad"= com
ptia. an army ,orps. Th's" hiisad'H
aud divisions arr made up from III"
various arms OF th" service.
4 regiment uf cavalry consists III
1. iron,s Of .t men each. band
and machine gun platoon. all Of
which are mounted. The regiment
Il subdiyidcd irto three suuHdrons Of
four troops each. TIL" colonel roni-
manda the regiment. the major com
mands n squadron. and the captain
commands troop. Tho infantry
has practically the same organization
except that the units ar" known ~
companies and battalions and t. n
foot branch of service. The field ar
l,i,icry IL mounted branch. six bat
tories comprising a regiment. thru"
batteries to a battalion. There ar"
about $50 men to the battery. with
four field guns. Tile coast artillery
garrison the large sca-coast cities OF
the country aud our foreign posses
sinns and their purpose is to protect
the sea coast and h1i ibors.
The engineer corps Constitutes II
tore" of somewhat highly developed
specialists. whose duties are rather
more varied than those OF members
Of other branches of the service.
They comprise surveying for mill
tary purposes and map-making and
include the laying out of camps, con
s.rnction and repair OF fortificltions,
the installation of electrical power
plants and electric power cables con
noctcd with coast batteries. and
the construction and repair of mill
tary roads. railroads and bridges.
The function of the signal corps is
the installation and operation Of
wireless stations. tclc1honc systems
and telegraph and cable lines and Of
fees at all points where parts OF the
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ia.,aaiiy c!safs Air Passages: Yoa
Gsrs,h. Freely: Dali iiraaaske
Goes: Nasty Catarrhal Discharge
Stops.
In "i.iE's ct,am I,aIm :.

IfS islTs Cream isain
t..i a Enssti to';'- any-ay. i.s' "a
,FS apriT a iui- in 'h" n"s'ri'
ard INSTANTLY yaar si"sx.i h"s~ a1i
s,at,t..riruV. air p.ssas-s "t ,s- h-ai
sili .f-ns y"i ~iii hr's,h- t'-~ib B
asiinss AMI h-aiash- aisatr-ar. IL
u.arnins th- .aisrrh. 'Std TI.Eh"a'i
as catarrhal .ar- threat ~iIi b. Ean-,
Ind ssish misery nos Oct tho
sinsii ,,a;,ir .f "t:iS's Greats iisin'''
a, arr drug s'sI-. This ss-s'. fra
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IlSTEN FOR Inn WHISTLE.

Listen for tho whbtlcs! The en-
carrier boys now posscss new wh's.
ties. Tho boys will blow tho whlstles
when they deliver papers. When
you hear tho whistle tonight aud
nights hereafter get your C-S Just
after u hss been thrown.
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AN AID TO DIGESTION

Srvor take whisky or pcrsiu as an
aid 10 digestion. but take Chamber
Iain's Tablets. They will strengthen
the stomach and cnahl" II to perform
i'B duties naturally. Sold by all deal.
.fy
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NEW YORK STOCK LIST

New York. May s.-closc: Anal
gamated Copper n; American Sugar
Refining 1O1a: Atchison 94l:
Reading 1884: Southern Pacific 90s ::
Union Pacific 1919: u. s. Steel
$50; u. 8. Steel preferred 1884.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-08
81 Yoar 0ld Pioneer Tlhanks Duify's

'd::t z:::s g &sk..iEsE E1i =: 7:
arsdb e ti.ss b. wsllihg -.
E:'f1: ~. ~: tttfi: ~. -. e: p:
a1y dsleys ths effects q ~
ago aaa bsiags back tAs y.
=V1e1y and vsssata1sty q x0sth
- - grateful Ussss. Hssss
Aaothsv achiesemsae 70 -
wsaassful record,
~la la0s indsd in N~v Yuk ais<s
. soy1er II SAOsis -sxi.l weeks is0sn Gss-
many. llrn ta ltali Aso u laae EsE CAhsl,
lsAyia4 IN bssiiStS . shnft tiase. No
sa1Issd tksaaxh lhe Suosis So< oa1 fuaele
lsDs..r. knVnn as tic -tisnaan ttsAs~ ssesf
n this day. Or family enf sislrd .; Ris.s
risilisrA. - na2 kesins aas<A ns<~1 -
ssass with. We had is.~ esE<sirnre u t..s
easiy piO<~ess- lsars. as ] essv ~ b.
ga-re iniesesaed IN ll.s nsllihe kassissss,
es.ii dralss-sSskrd ks.u ~
. ssaA rn4.sy years. 4aai liz tss.4ss tka
AlnieS. 81 Ihsl sissr Sne II the lrAsihS
4 - 49, 4
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THE MONEY MARKET

New York. May S.-Call money
steady, II to . per cent.
Time loans weak; 60 days .! ot
%: 90 days %: six months > per
cent.
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NEW YORK NETAl

Ns~ Ssgk. M4x ..fp~s an-
settled ssss ssa Sais lssg4 ,o
is,s:A;
Tis sslss; st-s 80, ,sY Ia ss SO.
isos steady aEs asEEsnss.i,
i-saa aai~t. sss ,o 3,s
SSrilss sassaE. s-Is Ia 3 ~.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-08

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WRITE STORIES
FOR novlNe
PICTURE PLAYS
Nex. SpaIe.1tns frsfesaiea fes 1lss
ana wsnea-0ae xaa 1akss
$500 in Sax 1salhs

OvisE To the large auab-s of aeu
mosioa picture theatres which sf-
b-iss up-asd throughout the suun'
tsy. there is offered So ih. sass aud
~oaca Of To-day. . ae~ professions.
aa,n-iy. that of ~siiias ssastsx pic.
tusc plays Producers arc vastss
tsua, Iss Z. $3.50 TOT each ss-nasi 10
accepted. u;-aa ~hs.h the, eau Lsiij
. bi.slo J.iAy.
$500 n Sax Noaths
As IL .nis s-.,ais-s = f~u hours
limc ls construct . eomriesr play.
yoa .ah readily s-- tho iem~a.~ i,nsa
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.hn gave the idea = ,rsal'. whites
that lao eafacd ss..o in sis msnihs,
IL 4. possible sor an int-iiis-ns pet.
sou In meet ~s,h equal succcss.
One feature Of the business which
should appeal 10 everyone. is that the
work may b. doaa at home in spaE-
tine. No literary ability IL r-sait"d
aud women have a. great ~ "p?of-
luniiy ss mca. ideas iar yi.,s are
constantly iarnin. ur. and may hc
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a good price.
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Complete particulars Of this most
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The chronicle=news., 1914-05-08
RATES OF EXCHANGE

New York. May S.-Ciosc: Prime
mercantile paper ,! to 3f
Bar silver 5ss.
Mexican dollars i51.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-08

ves % sxrd Sks sienr a ydah I'D the pset - '
sn1E when lalsa as' hr@v asiaas s.,a.lssss tbs
HusinR - dioEssipa snd s.shssA ii ts haas fss3 n
II hy fsh II rss,frt Tsssssss u irs-
3 = usaks II Me ally iss 10 ,te
vsfa sad ssaainnx ps~ess Il pis furc MALI wh.Ar,
sr<ty ysAs ska1 fesotsy sCse 0s5ys asSt t.se
AZ s..ss druggists sxr.v Nakr=. Sim isrss
Sa,r Vsiaslxs s,-.i.s, sts ss-r isss
~ v,Mr Jlur luny klAh Nl4kxy "a. kasAfss. Ky.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-08
:Duffv's Pure Malt VvhiSl<ey

Oh I'D tie p0~eS II ssaaaia stfesefh snsa
.,,.,lqisss n saifss.lssrs sfs snsnpsss sss-i1ero
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-08

Ilsiissses: itnmphrie-. Zs''~i and
Asvh-s: Cosp-f ami Gibson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10
LONDON QUIET, BUT
PRICES ARE FIRM
Poor Showing Of Bank Return
May Result in Higher
Discount Rate.
AMERICAN LIST SAGS
Follows Canadians in Decline
Other Exchanges Are
Steady.
AMERICAN LIST SAG!

LONDON. April s.-The eve Of the three
special holidays brought almost a cessa-
ton Of trading Prices. however. re-
manned Arm and the general tone was
steady. The poor showing Of the Bank Of
England return to-day was regarded as
significant and a higher discount rate
would not be unexpected II the bank con-
tinues to lose gold. Discount rates were
frmer to-day on the bank statement.
Consois closed lie higher at 76H for
money and 76s. for the account on shares
were strong and Kafflrs were active Home
rails were steady and gilt edged securities
were firm. Rio Tintos closed i lower
The American list showed a tendency
to advance in the early trading Cana.
dian Pacific continued to he the weak
spot and showed increased heavin~ss.
Grand Trunks were also affected. The
general list of Americans followed tho
decline IN the Canadians and most is-
sues closed at declines from parity There
was not enough of interest In the mar
kct, however. to give any basis FOR 1udg-
Ing real market trends on the American
list. the trading being almost entirely
perfunttTy.
PARIS. April 9.-Rentes At So francs
7ei. .centimcs closed 1874 centimes higher.
Pi'ccs were firm.
BEsLrS. April 9.-Canadian Pacific was
n disturbing force by reason or hcnVy
selling thAt continued to-day. The gem
eral market. however. showed slightly
higher prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10
THE STEEL MARKET.
Further CurtaiIment In Mill Opera.
tiOns 10 Looked For.

further curtailment in the rate OF
steel mill operations will be witnessed
next week unless consumers take sud-
den and unexpected notion to purchase
steel in an appreciably greater volume
than they are doing at present. Recent
price concessions have brought out some
orders that might have otherwise been
held up, but manufacturers admit tina,
there has been no recent development u
warrant optimism In their ranks.
Most OF the larger companies have on
their books orders from leading Eastern
railroads for rails and equipment ma
terial. to be cancelled. however. In the
event that the Interstate Commerce
Commission falls to grant the per
cent. increase In freight rates petitioned
for.
The United States Steel Corporation
will issue to-day It's untitled tonnage
statement for March II Is the consen-
sus OF belief In the trade that the figures
vii, show falling of OF more than
200 900 tons,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10
NEW CITY BONDS GO TO lO2.
Record Price hid for Issne 10 he
Released wrdn~sLay.

New York city A., per cent tDaDs.
when issued" made new high ret,-.
yesterday on the curb In touc1i.g Jog.
They clos d at l0i 1915. The Ne" y '-..
city AS Of 1860 sold on the STOCK r.
change y below the top price Of the &c..
bonds. which are not to be sold b. l.
city until next Wednesday.
A number of bond men were inclined
to consider that the prce of the
issue now ruling Is too high to att-ac,
large bids.
The Guaranty Trust Company anu go,
National city Bank were mentioned yes
tsrddy az leaders in "a large sy.d.c...s
forming 10 bid for the bonds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Under active trading Steel declined
sharply. touching low price on the
Consolidated OF 6lk. which was a frac-
ton under Its lowest on the New York
Stock Exchange. II sold on ,he 0 40
o'clock call at 62% which was a frac-
ton above Its highest on the other board,
making its Consolidated price range for
the day wider by y OF point than It's
range on the other exchange.
Sales OF Steel aggregated $3.50 shares
Reading came second as 10 activity with
1890 shares. II did not sell on the Con-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10
MONEY IN NEW YORK.
Market IL Easier and Quiet-For-
eIgu Bank R~turns.

Somewhat more liberal offerings Of dime
fund.- tofeiher WIN ne as.rnrs c o' "a, s'' ,hs
market s-s;eriay According 10 the know,
movements ~ currency 80 far MS a We
81 100000 IN cash The gain rom ihs
Interior amounted 20 sl.s4l0Co and F 1i,n
on Sub-Trcasury operations banks lost
5. $4,000.
land was very poor. -xhihiting loss In
gold Of nearly $4,000 ooo and a fedu"iIon
in the proportion Of resery. 10 iinhll.u-sr OF
statements OF the Bank OF France and the
Bank of Germany were hetirY. h"th insttu-
tons reporting Increases in cash ana re-
can money on the floor o. the stock
Exchange ruled at per cent. the high
charge per cent and the low ia per
Time money displayed an easier tone.
days, ~ per cent, Tor nin,,y lays sr5 p2 @r
.T for four and ash rye per G.n so m
, ,in y.Hr anu aus '' '
Commercial paper was unalt.red. Rate,
nine,y DAYS bills receivable and for hes,
four - six months names
--rar 81 Paui--5oc premium Mlnnea polls
--soc. premium 81 L"uis--lo'', ulsgoth'
g se2 F1."G na@ Ts%.q9 No''re1
sicrllnr. exehangr hardened. naatCs wer.
$4,000 s9T sSy di$S7 Tor ,' csSl.s s''
Mon-y in London :. !. per cent sh1r
per cont CLOSING price for consols. 76A fol
money and 1ft. for account.
The minimum discount rate Of the BANK
Of England remained at per cent. The
weekly statement Of that institution shows
the following changes: Total reserV" dr'
c-oqs.d 70 9sS,010 circulation decrease
retuO0. bullion decreased f2 "'6, 600. oth"i
securities Increased f2,lSs o0o, other lie
posits increased t2il..0UU; public deposits
decreased CN0'V. Government securities de-
creased Ci.0IG
rari. cahl"s quoted tho closing .prlc. OF
rsnf's SO franc ~ confines FNchanE.
or London. % francs IL centimss Irl"st .
rn," ~ discount IN Paris - per cent. Berlin
rNCh1nEe on L0ndnn. - marks ttH pfg1
Pflv4f- rate In berlin. 2. per cent
Ths weekly st1tensnt Of the Rank Of
Trru"a shows the following changes IN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10

s0Ndated above 1864. against New
York stock Exchange high OF 1861 A
small lot OF Canadian Pacific so d on the
call as high as 200H, which compared
with later high on the other board of
200 On Its subsequent decline the stock
got as low as 1881. on the Consolidated.
against a low on the other exchange of
1885, New Haven was dealt In TO the
extent OF 1850 shares. Its high was 6srs
on the call. against New York Stock
Exchange high OF 6sis. and its low ga,
against 81 q. Missouri Paciflcs low was
"a H. against 2is, There was trans
action In American Beet Sugar on the call
~ 22is. the only marLet for that stock
IN Wall street all day. Sales totalied
$3.50 shares.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10
THE COPPER MARKET.

The copper market displayed holiday
quiet yesterday. and demand from con-
sumers was conspicuous by its absence
The larger agencies maintained the! =
prices az lax cents for eleCtrolyt.c.
though ittle or no business was accom-.
plished at this level TIE large refrers
are In fairly comfortable position. sew
eral agencies being sold ahead well over
month. After the holidays coppe-
buv'ne IL expected 10 improve materially,
particularly nv home Consumers, WHO
need considerable metal for May re-
qu!rements
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.
ES DIVIDEND,


Company ana Term Ptk Amt
Pictorial Review. quarterly. ~
American Coal Products. quar-.
terry. ..+... .,.....4.. pfd lA
American Type Founders quar-.
American type Founders. guar.
Terry '''.'... .t.,.... ........ pfd ~
Harrison Walker Refractories.
quarterly ......,.............. pfd L,
HarrLs Bros. quarterly .......... p.d s.
DIVIDENDS PAYABLE
Ahmcrk Mining quarterly ... - 90
william 7 Fonhrirht. quarterly Ina $
Creamery Package Manufacturing.
quarterly .-...... MD H.
Creamery Package Manufacturing
quarterly, ....( .. com IL
North River Insurance a-mi. annual -
os'rr and oklahoma Gas quar-.
Philadelphia snj Camden Ferry
rhiladelrhis and Trenton. quar-
tcrly ........... o.
standard silver Lead Mining.
rr mGG.a'E ri.c,,r,. quarter. 81
United switch aud signal quar-.
United switch and signal. ouar VIZ" '''''
!,r,y 80. pfd 81 so
quarterly. ....... ....... cnn, ~
,nnp'nN an" I'rm Stock RAT
isGsS vai-: S"st'.,y . '..,.. i E," =.
national Grorrrs. quarterly ....... com
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10
Transaction. From .:4s p. ". to Closing.

Adams Exn Is ,CS' NJ q g. - Y Rvs sdi e.
.CoO.....79 1900. .lO3 1000. .oai1
A~ & = Ill &c Coo Midland Is NY WrStchcstrr
1000. ...S9lI 1000. 80. 9i2 Il boston as
A. 4 81 zen - 1000, .ig 5000 IA
10000. 30 Col 4 OH Ave Is MORT South -
Al Line eli - 1000. ..lOl 1000. ...o1
5000. ....p 2 Del nun ~ &c MO ',raniew Is
rtN <i.s 1000. .pS5s 1000. RSl,
Bal ( q p /. + 1000. iOI;ts silk SaniFr fds
& " Vac $1,000. lOli2 2OOo
-oOO.. .SS Hav Flee Ry 81 So pac IS " I
tr'h>t-el fd-'S 1000, g q $1,000. lOO1.
1000. a re lnt-rhorORTr ret 1r. Citv Rhi 5,
IN anl'rsn - IS 1858 5000 e7
1918 5000. W tn'0r par ~ 's
5000. 100 Int Net eli AS 1000. .aiia
& - tor' - 1000. ga L Steel sf IS
so0o. ....97i2 l-ackStccl3> 1915 ion. .IO3
Ch'@Gi W-si.s 1000. pSI2 VatrroilnsC lst
IoOh. ....7Ala Is 4 Ms T. ia2s 1000. goia
81 &fnsc,S j. Ny al ASH. IS 5000. ...eess
5000. .p3t2 1000. ..QS Wabash "a
chi MI Asp - NYCltv<'as 1851 1000. Q7
c MHSiiii;;'TrS 4 ,G6 cio7is 1000. ..'.sa
lcou. ...9 s. CIV ~ 1857 Wn Maryland -
O. u i&r IN a. 1000. ...gS So0D. nc
5o,Wn 80. - a. Ny Nh&H ~ 6s Ncstlnr + ." Sc
loVo.....3si4 boo0.. ZOE 1000. ....9 5 b
To.s sales vi bonds tpar valuel So 1000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10

Commercial price OF bar silver In New
York, hSnc.; In London. &c l5iGd. Mexl.
can silver dollars quoted at t5t, Rtsc
New York Clearing House statement: FIX
changes S2S1.sQ0, .9d. balances. sae2etts'
Sub Treasury credit balance S5s3.0s3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10

ZEE dividend,
Where q &C" follows
q quotation II ind =
Gates q bid or offer
for 10 shares,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10
Although tn. Mononsahsls valley o.

ton reported good gains - rroas .J' 20"
ruury and fur the fret TWO mon ~ -
years. increased VNpeuses mi CNe4 49, . p
resulted In reduced surp,Is conf.
with the c0rr~spnuiinE periods 81 ise .'t
NiOus year. February gross 80 TrHsr- = ..
ami nrt earnings were 81 ~ ,lrgrT '.'.
surplus aIr' 'ua"s ~ ;.P..s.
paiva with a surplua ~ f-Uu Tor Ft
tiN, 1919 For the iva fuuulhs euaFl L'.
ruAry, lsls, E-u~s r4rutnss increases :.
~. net increase! S. SOS urd thee '.s
surplus att,r ,h.tsr, - 3Gt@,I. - Is.
surplus OF $4,000 To- :he arst NO '..- o..
~ 1913.