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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-02
Fioures That Stun.

That favorite expression Of Artemus
Wards. This is 2 mulch. was para
phrased I'm many a mind yesterday when
the earnings figures OF the pennsylvania
and the New York Central lines for
February were reduced 20 comprehensive
form. Sympathy for the afflicted rail-
roads was not untinged with incredulity
that the demands OF labor and the wan
tonsess OF nature could have produced so
striking reversal within short twelve
months That New York Central should
have snly cents left TO pay It's Interest
on It's debts. ETC. out OF every dollar OF
its grots earnings, when II had nearly
- yea ago that Pennsylvania should
have but little over 3. as compared
with iZ-th,se things were too hard Tor
the Street 10 believe. Pennsylvania
gross decreased 10 per cent. lis net nearly
IS per cent ceitrars gross fell on 10 per
cent. but It's MT dropped 81 per cent
Dismal as the showing was. and disheart-
enins az II mutt have been TO the sorely-
tried Interstate Commerce Commission
there was A. least one ray Of sunshipe'
IL was observed In tho Street. In the
midst Of all the darkness: Maintenance
on both the systems would probably
prove % have been nearer the ldcaj IN
February than In many long mohth
mast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-02
A New TURNING Point.

The turning point In the investment
market, as everybody knows, came earl!
this year. with the splendidly successiul
sale of New York State AIS. II Is an open
secret that about 90 per cent OF the poho
dealers and bankers in this ci'y were
completely surprised by the outcome oO-
sessed, as they were, by the general anu
cumulative depression. But, with the SAFE
sentiment changed Immediately. some
such outcome is expected from the city
bend sale. but with difference The state
sale brought about complete chahse
from pessimism TO optimism. There FOL
lowed, in the course of time, subsistence
Tito caution, but there was no return 10
depression. The underlying feeling IN the
Street, and seemingly among investors Is
hopeful. 1t wants a stimulus TO convert
it into positive action. The citys pohu
sale is expected to be a spring tonic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-02
Railroad Earnings.

The following railroad reports for feo-
ruary were made public yesterday:
Northern Pacific Gross 81 2i7eo: de-
S- GseSSpenke & ohio-Gross 80. 47a. s2e; de-
crease. S3gs.iii. net. Sis2,969; decrease
Cnbs railroad Gross. sass i22; decrease.
So OH: not. 500 O0l: decrease. $40 o2I
Eort worth Denver Clty-Gross. S3iI-
O37. decrease S57,VGs: net. s62.olo; decrease
chicago & Aiton-Gross. $so9,2 O9; de-
crease. si5o27i. deficit after taxes. sl1s'S'S'
Roston & Maine-Gross. $3oif.40l do
Mobile & oho-Gross. s939.5ss decrease,
500 $50; net. sss.o3s; decrease sioo l-S;
SO s07 s7s decrease $40. SIS net after taxes
s.22. 491. decrease. s723. GG4. oo,,o, =.
Boston & Albany-Gross. SloSi W; a.
crease, SCOPES. net after taxes, S34,I4'; DE
take shore s. Michigan southcrn-Gross.
g.. 500. o62 decrease. sLoSs 6si net aiter
New York Chicago 81. Louis-Gross'
$50 IT'S: decrease. Sii7.ST2. net after taxes.
SIS. Us: decrease. si26 IA.
Lake Erie 4 Wcstern--Gross. 1871 SO; DE-
creaso SSG.cid. net dehci, after taxes.
$3.50. Increase sd3.sli.
Pittsburgh y Lake Erie-Sross 81 255' 9so
decrease. s222 $50: net after taxes. s326' 1877
decrease. $3.50 oB5. go,
chicago Indiana & Southern--Gross. S3ll, .
Gls decrease. 81 100; net deficit AFTER taxes
So 500: incrcare. Si3.3.I.
ToledJ n Ohio Centrnl-Gross. SJ3?.ot6'
dccrease $50 sos; net deficit after taxes.
81 s7s: increase. tG550i.
~Nlchiean Centrai--Gross. s2.2s7is7 de-
crense s.af 1876: net after taxes, 1880;
decrease. SB5J. it2.
cleveland, Cincinnati. Chicago a. 81. Louis
npciudtng poorin a Elstern) -GroFs. 81 -
Al. ara. ircroafe s5sc 40. net deficit after
tas.s ggS5.3sI. increase. S1f3 ga
cincinnati Northcfn-Grofs, tH2 lo2; de-
cr.s.e S79is. net dohct cflor taxes. fJ3-
1876, increase sJl.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-02
Heavy Subscription Expected.

In 1913 municipal bonds had to be
hawked by department stores, not only
in New York but In Philadelphia. Boston,
Chicago and St. Paul, TO insure their an
sorption by investors. In this city any
amount of them was on sale at h&ed
price OF lOo15. The people who bought
them then got a fine investment-and
they needed 1t, If there is anything IN
the high cost OF living. This year, how
ever. is not likely 10 see any such pictu-
rescue development. The department.
stores may take some OF the ponds ior
their customers. but it won't be because
their patriotic support is necessary Bond
dealers before they set their quota are
naturally not disposed to predict too
much OF the sale. Nevertheless. 1t is u
fairly safe assumption from what they
say that the total OF subscriptions for
the new issue is likely TO be much nearer
the sos. 90. 600 OF 1912 than the s76,coo,co of
1912
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-02

PROVISIONS weakened after midday
Steady STEADY mess. s2s a s2s so: family: ss49sss,
short clear $50 - n s22 BEEF-Mes; sftSA
SIS 80; family sIsa 20 e57 Sos DRESSED
T TqpasTsP,. gl3"fs Bellies sls dull issss
,,clIed hams steady: lax a14tc TALLoW
pouIet; special. SAC; city: sac: county,
@G%c. LhRp.Firm; nj, m,dS giosse c.! r.s D.
south south America 1i75c: Continent, 1io5c'
pra11, i~gs IL use: compound, sx 9sSc.
sTEARlNE-ouiet: oieo. 81 g9e; city lard.
l1hc. -. o,s. .o
9oc for nne graduated Raw au,et ov'
though 1, was rumored that some business
mad been done for New orleans OF botn
cnhss and Porto Ricos for FIRST half April
nosition AZ Last prices. Centrifugal was
quoted NJ 2.a5c: nlolasses Of 2SOc, ana cost
and freight Cubas AZ l5-lec. In LONDON
ri.d for April. % ga for May and es 6rd
for August with the curb at as Id Tor
April. 9s % for Nav and as AID for August.
Iondon cahled receipts In the United King
dom fo- the week ut 10000 tons. agains,
IS OO0 last week. Wilett & Gray report the
movement OF sugar at United States At
lantc ports for the week as follows Re-
* IaS last year. and 6i2S1 in 1912; melt
ings. O.. 600. against ~ 600. A. 200 and no.
GOO. total stock fI2143. against 161.42s.
100 aaS and 1907 tons. respectively.
COrTONSEED Oll-Wss largely dom
mated by fluctuations in lard. opening higher
covering. nuer which Il lost practically all
the Improvement. closing generally I'M
changed TO point net lower. Local con-
tract prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-02
TRADING In THE
CURB SECURITIES
Wide Fluctuations on Light
Dealings-Oil Shares Gen.
orally Lower.

Trading on the curb yesterday was
marked by wide fluctuations on light
trading. Heavy losses were made by oil
shares. Eureka Pipe Line made a rapid
decline on overnight news that the quar-
terly dividend had been reduced from $40
to IS. selling down 80 points to 26o. but
rallying to 272 at the close. Standard OIL
of California declined Ii points, Standard
of Indiana 10 and South Penn Q. Standard
OF Kansas advanced s points.
British-American Tobacco opened firm,
but receded Il point Maxwell Motors
were weak. both common and preferred
showing fractional declines. Sterling Gum,
W. l.. was firm in the early trading, but
failed to retain the support RikerHege-
man was practically neglected and re-
mained unchanged. The bond market
showed some Improvement. Canadian Pa
cihc per cent notes moved up Il of
point. New York City 4l4s, w. l.. quoted
at from l0l to 1914, were in good demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-02
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

Transactions in this market yesterday
for foreign account totalIed around 10000
shares about evenly divided between
sales and purchases.
The Merchants National Bank has re-
ceived a further shipment of 100000 in
gold from Canada.
Total exports of copper in March
amounted to 45,975 tons. as compared with
Il ,702 tons in the corresponding month Of
last year.
The Cotton Exchange seat of e. F. Hut
ton has been sold TO J. b. Clews for an
other at $1,000. This is an increase Of
81 900 over the last previous sale.
Announcement has been made by the
Girard Trust Company, of Philadelphia,
that there nave been deposited with it
funds to pay interest due on certificates
of deposit covering the Ozark G. Cherokee
Railway first mortgage per cent bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-02
LONG ISLAND R. RS. YEAR
New Express Contract Causes
Loss Of $73.325 in Gross.

Explaining the decrease OF S73.S25 in the
gross earnings Of the Long Island Rail
road during 1913, the president. Ralph
Peters, in, the pamphlet report, says that
it was due to the contract made with the
Adams Express Company. which went
into effect il ne /. 1918. as since then the
gross revenues from the express bI siness
have been excluded from the revenues de-
rived from auxiliary operations
The Long Islands operating income last
year totalled 1852, 90. a decrease of 1921
900 Other income brought this figure up
10 50, 40, 536, but total deductions of 81, 30o-
52l left a deficit of 1911 1884. an increase OF
$685. 294.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-02
GRAINS RECOVER,
LED BY WHEAT
Better Cables Steady the
Market-COffee Also
Makes Gains.

Scattered covering and generally bet
ter cables than expected had a steadying
influence on the wheat market yester-
day, although there was little other bull
ish news. The winter wheat outlook,
which has been chiefly responsible for
the recent low records, showed no
change and favorable advices were re-
ceived from all quarters. The close was
within fraction of the best of the day.
net !. " sc above Tuesdays finals. Corn
was a little irregular in the early trad
ing, but llrmed up at the close, gaining
~ net for the day. Oats advanced
Is % l4c In sympathy with wheat and
corn.
Steady cables were responsible for an
opening advance of from 10 Is points
I'm the local coffee market, but with cost
and freight offers "A SHADE lower ana Bra
lillian receipts continuing full, prices
eased oft soon after the call. There was
enough buying on the scale down TO send
the market up again and the close.
steady, showed net gains of from III 10
Is points for the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-02
OK. COAST LINE MORTGAGE
Stockholders In Richmond Ap'
uroye S200,000,000 Issue.

Stockholders Of tho Atlantic Coast Limo
Railroad at a special meeting yesterday
in Richmond, Va. approved tho creation
of the proposed 5000 1000 mortgage under
which bonds can be issued at varying
rates. The present $500 10000 per cent
unified mortgage, under which only 1884,
900 bonds are outstanding, Is TO De cioseu'
Under the new mortgage enough bonoS
will be reserved to retire all outstanding
bonds, including the unified As, which VIII
leave ss5oOO,ooO available for improve
ments, additions and betterments. Or the
new bonds not less than $50 0oo,ooO Is to be
issued at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-02
UNSETTLED
AND CLOSES LOW

Early news In the cotton market yes
terday seemed TO encourage bullish senti-
ment and there was an opening advance
OF to 10 points on Arm cables, big Eng
llsh spot sales and bullish trade advices
from Manchester. Buying orders were
easily filed. however. and the market soon
weakened under realizing. much OF the
selling being based on the altered technical
position OF the near months. There were
occasional rallies. but the general ten
dency was downward. and the close, show
ing net declines of TO IL points. was at
practically the lowest Of the day South
ern spot markets were unchanged at lac
lower, and the local market declined 20
points, to 1890 for middling upland; de-
lIvered on contract 1900 bales. Local
contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-02
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Tonnage market quiet and rates steady.
Quotations 20 Liverpool. I'D; 10 London
and Glasgow. I'D: Rotterdam, 3hc Ham
Cd April; Antwerp. lAd. Cork. for orders
% Sd nominal. picked ports. large tonnage
Is gd; cotton 70 Liverpool. per 100 III, zoe
asked CHARTERS-Br steamer l.os3 tons.
timber Gulf 10 Rochefort and 81 Nazaire.
aOs. April. Br steamer 1882 tons, West In
dia trade. one round trip. tIT5, prompt Nor
steamer, 235 tons. coal. Baltimore 10 Port
TJmon. u I. prompt, steamer. l.4ls tons,
ties Brunswick to New York y l. prompt;
Pr schooner. 4?3 tons. lumber, Pensacola
10 Havana. So 80: schooner, e20 tons. coal.
Baltimore To Galveston. 81 10 and dts
charged. schooner 800 tons. coal. hence TO
Wilmington y G. 90c. and back 10 New
York lumber. 81 70, schooner. 3il tons coal.
hence "a ~ John, y " 81 80. schooner "ni
tons. coat, hence "a Fredericton, b. 81 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-02
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER--The local street market for COP
per was Arm. with lake quoted l5c nominal,
electrolytic l4Ssc and casting l4Sc. stan
dard copper on the Metal Exchange was
firm. with spot. April, May and June quoted
13s7ia n 1437izc. In London copper closed
steady at f65 IFS sd for spot and t0G for
futures. -
37.5063T STAG. MAY. 3782i9 a 3sc' june
81 s0d 3s.15; July. Ssd3s. 25c. and August
3s12k g3s.37iac. In London I'm closed easy
At tl72 t2s Cd for spot and tlI4 IS % TOT
futures.
LEAD--Quiet: New York spot ., Ibd soc.
and East st Louis. S.62h q3IOc. In LONDON
lead closed az els. -o.a
9oc and East - Louis 5lOn 32oc. In
London speiter closed AZ f21 Us Ga.
TRON-Middlesboro No b o4s % IN i-Sn,
don Local market steady at SO 25HslB
Tor No 1 southern St5Gsi5 ~ for No 7:
Northern. si5aSI5 80 for No l Southern ana
si4 5Oisi5 for No . Southern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-02
EXPORTS.
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. April |, 1914
GRAIN 49, WHEAT - There was a slight
change in sentiment. and scattered covering
caused a generally steady market, except for
quick reaction shortly after the opening. Final
Irices were tdssc higher and within a frac-
tion OF best levels Of the day Outside OF the
cables. however, there was not much news Of q
bullish nature. Liverpool closed partly I'D
higher, but there were declines OF iah%c at
Berlin and sc At Budapest. Tho usual rurnors
of export business were not confirmed. and the
local cash market closed irregular. with No
hard winter quoted at &c. Z. New York.
No red. 81 %. elevator: No 1 Northern Du-'
iuth. 81 00s@ Z ahost. and No Northern
Manitoba, 81 Ooiz. ( o b anost. Private cables
said that the exportable surplus IN South Aus
tralia was 2.4io. 900 bushels. against 8,5O4grp
bushels a year ago. CORN--Opened a little
higher. had a reaction OF hIlsc bushel and
then recovered. closing quite irm at &c net
advance Cables were steadier than expected
I'm face OF favorable Argentine weather Locsl
cash corn was steady. with No yellow quoted
at 74asc, 1 Z. 10 arrive. OATS--An advance
OF sake was due to sympathy with other
markets. Cash oats were easy. closing as fol-
lows standard white. 44k445c; No . white.
4Ja45iac; No 3. 44d44ac: No 4. 4SisgHc;
ordinary clipped 43hd46c; fancy clipped. 49,
d47c: all elevator. RYE-No Western. 6sisc.
Z. New York, export. BARLEY-Quiet;
mailing. 5SG82c. c | T. Buffalo. opening nayi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-02
N. & w. Issue Approved.

Columbus. Ohio, April 1.-The Ohio
Public Utilities Commission to-day ap-
proved an issue OF 100000 equipment
trust certificates by the Norfolk & West
ern Railway Company, TO pay AZ per
cent annual dividends and to be sold at
1886 per cent CT their face value, for the
purchase of rolling stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-02
LIVERPOOL HELPS WHEAT
Corn, Oats and Provisions Also
Make Gains.

Chicago. April 1.-Unexpected stability
OF prices. at Liverpool in the face OF Sc
we're declines on this side OF the ocean
brought about better support to-day for
wheat The market closed firm at !. to lsc
net advance. Other leading staples all
showed gains-corn 4 10 asc. oats Is TO &c
and provisions "a TO 7l2c. Range Of
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-02
Record Bond Sales.

Tho total amount OF permanent fnan-
cling by municipalities in the first quarter
Of 1914 according 10 The Bond Buyer
was N4e.95557s. or larger than in any
corresponding period OF recent years.
The only other time the total for the
first quarter OF year has exceeded $780,
5000 was in 1871, when II reached
tfq4 $50 C71
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-02

$50; arm. vEALs-Receipts, 100; active and
steady; SoQSl1. HOGS-Receipts. 1000: ac-
tive and strong; heavy, 50 q 50 10. mixed,
50 is q 50 90; Workers, so 100 so 20; pigs, SO:
roushs IS % q So IS: stays s7Qs7 so: diaries.
s. 75 q 80 is. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Re-
ceipts, $500: sheep active: wethers I0c high
er: lambs slow: 20c lower; yesrlings, sc
lower: lambs. So 80 ass 40: yearlings S. 80
as7 go: wethers. So I5qs7 10; ewes. s4g
81 so; sheep, mixed. So 50as6 75.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-02

70 s o. 70 H
For account Of executors.
10 shares Hutchins Securities Company pre-
II shares Union Pacific Railroad Company pre-
IL shares Union Pacific Railroad Company
sSares Illinois central Railroad Co. ii0s
% shares Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Company Observation-Disclosures. 1868
70 shares Denver q Rio Grande Railroad Com
So shares the Cenulod Company ........ 1857
Is shares United shoe Machinery Corporation
70 shares hare United Shoe Machinery Corporation
COMMON: per share ...................... s5i
10 shares United States Steel Corporation pre-
shares Albany southern Railroad company
For account Of whom It may concern
100 shares Central Leather Company com
900 shares Rock Island Company common. ~
600 shares Interboro-Meuopolitan Company
100 shares southern Hallway Company com
ZOO shares south Utah Mines and Shelters
('opuanv Observation-Disclosures. 500
500 Hacmonie club Of New York second mort
gage 3 per cent bond. ................... S4lO
10 shares Consumers' Benefit Coal Co... SIT
!, 299 shares international Bleaching and Dye
ing Process Company common and 40 shares
.. 800 shares Colorado-Utah OH and Develop
100 shares United states Reduction and Re
nning Company preferred .............. 500
800 shares Granite Bi-Aetallc Mining Com
pany ...........+.... ...., .+......s..t.. SlOO
200 shares Peoria & Eastern Railroad Com
pSpy 1000 sss.s. "
100 shares Consolidated Gas Company OF New
400 share. Duluth. South shore a Atlantic
Railroad Company preferred ............ 50
30 shares Consolidated Timber Company
Veutau wis ............ ........... S.. 800
So 900 Pacihs Northwest Timber Company
timber certificates Commerce Trust and
sawpgs Bank Portland. ore trustee. total
issue SOC. 600. az 81 per 1000 feat merchant
All. tifnb = .................... ..... $40 coo
The equities ~ redemption Of J. r. Fort as
signee Of W &. Slatery and wife. ~ lots
No I u 80 inclusive in block No. 2S5
f.9uch'g addition 10 city Of Portland. ore.
with dwelling thereon. subject 10 rights and
Interest - certain purchasers nj foreclosure
.sies ...................... SO
t2G 900 notes made by the Consolidated Timber
Company Wnufnu. VIZ 10000 GATED April
a. iDi2 due ninety dRys. indorsed ~ them
ana W G. glsiforv. &C. 600. dated March ~
1912 due on demand. - per cent interest
payable 90 and Endorsed by W. G. slhil"iy
sold without recourse. ...tt.tt. ttttts. tlS, hp
shasgs Franklin Trust Company '.''t''''. s"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-02
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yes
terday at auction at the Exchange sales
room by Adrian II. Muller q Son:
by order OF Hugh NJ. Hcwson, receiver for
Lebanon Mining Company
$500 shares Clear Creek Holding and Mining
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-02
Bank of France Statement.

Paris. April The weekly statement OF
the Bank Of France when issued to-mor-
row will show decreases Of s.t52.VD francs
IN gold In hand and ein,oo0 francs IN
silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-02
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of
Various CORPORATIONS.

The Dallas Electric Company reports
gross earnings for the twelve months
ended January 81. 1914. Of s., 223, 1855. an In
crease Of 1856. $50 over 1918. while net earn
ings were s92l, 1913. a gain OF 3l76.S33. This
company. through stock ownership. does
an electric railway and electric lighting
business in Dallas. Tex, and the popula-
ton served numbers approximately 1900
Earnings are reported i've times the
amount required is pay S per cent inter
est on the outstanding bonds.
Los Angeles Gas.
The California Railroad Commission has
rendered a decision In which II modified
its former order made on the application
OF the Los Angeles Gas and Electric Cor
poration for authority to issue 100000 In
bonds. The original order required that
the bonds net not less than 94is on the
first s25oOoo, and not less than 945s on the
remainder. Four hundred thousand dol
lars OF the amount authorized has been
disposed of. and the modification permits
the company to sell the rest at not less
than go, plus accrued interest
Cape Breton Electric. Ltd.
Gross earnings OF the Cape Breton Elec-
trio Company, Ltd. for twelve months
ended January 81. 1914 were s37s,9li, an in
crease of $3.50, while net earnings were
s16s,15S, a loss of $3.50 from the previous
year The company does the electric rail-
way business in Sydney, Nova Scotia and
the electric lighting business in Sydney
and North sydney. 1t operates interurban
lines between North Sydney and Sydney
Mines, and also through stock ownership
and lease, an interurban line between
Sydney and Glace Bay. nineteen miles.
Electric Of Missouri.
The Electric Company OF Missouri re-
ports operating revenues for the year
ended December 81. 1918, Of $SS4.976; oper-
ating expenses, taxes and reserves, $685.
64; gross income. s249,962. and net income
sl93,2O4. During the year the company
expended S6l6.7l2 for the installation of
equipment to provide for delivery and dis
tensions TO overhead and underground
distribution systems. The Electric Com
pany of Missouri Successor TO the Subur
ban Electric Light and Power Company
by change Of name) acquired number OF
properties. businesses and franchises In
1918, and also succeeded TO the rights of
the Mississippi River Power Distributing
Company under the contract of the latter
with the Mississippi River Power Conn
pany for the purchase annually OF 60,00
horsepower of hydro-electric energy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-02

liverpool cables: SPOT IN good dehaIlu Ha 80,
Is 90 bales; speculation and export. 200
American. 1000 Imports, 5000. all Ameri
can Mid-upland .22d. Futures opened
steadv. IL 20 points lower: closed steady. at
a net net decline Of @G2li points. April. $50
April-May. s75i5d: May-June, sIti3d; June
July, s6lisd; July-Ausust, $3.50; Au sS,!st
Ssntsrber 6 SOD: September-O October, $3.50
6.2211d; Novemher-Decsn
Der, 6lsd; December-January and Janusrl
February. s1n4d; February,Maren me oi ST,n
March-April. 6.l6d. Mancnester' iafh' Lin
cloths. good demand for India.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-02
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
jNDUSTRIALS.
MINING.
BON DIS.

Brad Cop Ga 1876 40 Kelly r Is. II 70
Brad COP rs 1G6 40 IN Y c 4As...l0lh 1914
chic FL Be- 9Si. 9sSs West Pac 5s.. 81 6.
Cuba new IS 9Si1 30
Eek dividend tsells cents per share. tWh.n
tsgupd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-02

Nav orleans. April 1.-Proht taking TO-
dav worked against prices In the cotton
market There were several hard spots, out
,ha market displayed no real strength. Goou
~ lie and moor weather we're the main sus-
tanning influences The close was STEADY at
a ret decline OF to points. <,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-02
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
TORONTO STOCKS.

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