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the probable showing of the bureau
document. lie placed the winter wheat
conoi''ons At sS.5, against Oil year
ago and estimated the acreage going
10 harvest at 10000 600, with a
crop promise OF SOC, 900, 900 bushels.
assuming normal weather to the end
., the season and n better prospect
lnan that OF year ago with the cor.
responding perfect climatic conditions of
last season.
Corn--Thc bearish element in tn,
trade sold rather boldly during the early
session. but later covered. Holiday
evening up accounted for a bulk OF the
dealings. depressing item early In
Inc day was the evidence Of a perfume
Tory cash demand. There were claims
tnat with the spring season at hand
pasturage conditions would soon he
come factor and initiate against the
consuming demand. There Is no indica-
ton OF nervousness on the part Of coun.
Try holders. however. Receipts for the
day were only 203. 900 bushels, against
Do6.oOo bushels year ago.
II Is understood that the farm move
ment Will not increase to an important
degree until the end OF the month or
until planting is well under way. The
preliminary estimate of the Argentine
yield was given at 33s. 200. 900 bushels.
against 3270O0000 "A year ago. thus
suggesting new record for that coun-
try. The Argentine new crop season
has Just about commenced.
Oats-Thc list moved In line with
other grains. showing heaviness early
and rallying prior to the close OF the
day. A limited home and foreign de-
mand was against values for a time,
especially as there was very little fresh
speculative support. The Oklahoma
state report. showing the acreage of
oats to have been increased by about
% per cent, was not without In
huence. although other states are not
likely to have areas larger than those
OF last season, with the exception OF
Texas and one or two other Southern
States. The decline was checked by
the smaller farm offerings and light
buying Tor export account. Improved
weather for new crop seeding was de-
void OF market effect. as a change for
the better had been noticed.
Provisions-The market recovered the
declines OF the forenoon. 1t developed
that the pressure at the outset was
chiefly from the bear interests. Pack
ers gave support at the lower basis.
The hog receipts were of moderate
volume.
Chicago prices
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|0TTON IRREGULAR
AT SMALL DECLINE
rlouidaiion Before the IIOli-
dsy Principal Cause Of a
Moderate Setback.
yrW EXPORT PROBLEMS

MI. cotton market yesterday was ir-
.,,- and unsettled, with prices clos
,,a small net loss for the day.
/. view OF the fact that there was
..,,;,p 4, reduce commitments over
-, friday. Il Is impossible to tell
,.,,.r m. hes. alton displayed by the
.,,r was due to a tendency to act
cautiously around the 10is cent
', ,,r tic new crop months. or
.,,,, 10 disposition TO take profits
..or 10 the holiday.
r,,rc is 4 good deal of bullish opin-
=, so.ng the rounds and the dispose
10 buy on any setback has pre-
.,,d tho market from u liking more
WV ,ri,i,l reactions. Some Of the
.,,ys,lves believe that many Of the
'"'sb features which provided the
.,,,o,tatiye basis for the big advance
Pa roints during March have been
see well discounted. but others take
Y. Stand that with contracts still In
-,lsra,e supply no big setback can be
,psc:ed. Ut.
rhs trade is watching with much
.,,rss, developments in the export sit
tan in view Of the fact that the
.ockade plan OF the Allies Is now
mil force. Exports during March
az. about i.250.O0O bales.
II is thought that nearly half OF this
,-onnt of cotton was bought during
a., month in order to take advantage
\ Great Britain's permission to ship
,.,on before the end of the month. 1t
believed that April promises to be
, month Of reduced spot demand and
Su around present level hedge sales
,r,lnst cotton In the South will increase
10 supply Of contracts.
The local trade Is being flooded with
,-ecasts ~ heavy acreage reduction.
vh estimates ranging from 20 to 30
A. cent, Miss Giles is to issue a pre-
'rinsry report on cotton acreage Mon
l,v morning and her figures are ex-
,A,,ed to confirm the extreme Of bullish
PREDICTIONS.
The reports from the cotton goods
-,-ke,s point to a pretty large turnover
q warn and staple fabrics. Stocks Of
gods held by jobbers and retailers are
mall, and these factors together with
n. advance in raw cotton have stimu-
ied demand.
IN, New York Cotton Exchange will
" closed to-day. New Orleans will be
tossd until Monday and Liverpool will
20, reopen until Tuesday.
Futures closed steady
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THE GRAIN ..XETS.
wheat Rallies From Low POtnt--
other Markets Follow.

T." wheat market yesterday pre-
Sh'ed holiday characteristics. Many
peratJrs were not inclined 10 enter into
'" ventures, while others preferred to
ven contracts over the adjournment to-
Jay and the week end. The news which
vas Al hand did not suffice to move the
tk"i materially and values fuctuated
regularly, recovering toward the close
the session Trade was stagnant at
mes
Comparative nrmness OF the North
vest markets brought forth the claim
AZ foreigners were buying freely OF
W.ng wheat However, there was no
War'nd'Ion OF an important trade with
I'gpcaus Il was estimated that about
-'p"N bushels had BEEN taken for for
20 account and about $4,000 barrels
Nour Tho Faster holidays are likely
Interfere with International trading
after roNt Monday.
While tho export talSings have dropped
ae1.i from tho totals which were
ing published from day to day re-
'uy mo dimnuton was to he ex-
'e1. To April | there have been
pp'' from the United States about
10000 ou0 bushels Of wheat and -four
'nl There are supposed to be from
mo ooo to 100000 bushels sold to
.'f'Sis abroad This wheat is lying
~" waiting transportation. Some
WI informed exporters express the he
d" NAV tie aggregate of shipments for
.0hr" season meg approximate $780,
,'''' u4sncls To substantiats such
/. estimate there would not have to be
tF 'drg' export transactions In the
'lr' Tho carry over in the event OF
.gn sN'pments would be OF negligible
~ 10 selling during the fore part Of
Nv Session may have been promoted
degree by the forecast for ex-
"~ from tho Argentine this week Of
IV'o'N bushels, against l,232.000
.'r>N year ago. II was agreed that
aeSpdirhes telling OF fresh attacks at
t,D p1'innellcs were also responsible
par ~ the offerings. Crop
1--WE We rather bearish and there was
Wv approximation Of note expressed be-
muse muse ~ the drought complaints from
s.".".' 'on'ouS rains usually visit that
'S' '" ng the spring,
- "ul'ia' crop report will be pro-
s,, E7'ri on Wednesday. Figures given
w., Nv snow Yesterday seemed to rep
"seh' NE idos OF the trade relative to
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

The New York Federal Reserve Bank
rates were per cent for thirty TO
ninety days and ) per cent for longer
bills
open market discounts. prime accept
ances. maturing up 10 ninety days ~ q
- per cent.
Commercial paper rates were ~ q
per cent. for six and ninety day bills
and for four to six months best names :
a., as per cent. for others.
Time money was in light demand, with
rates unchanged Rates were 2is a %.
per cent for sixty and ninety days and
for four months 81, p3ia per cent. for
longer maturities.
Cali money on the floor of the stock
Exchange Yesterday ruled at . per cent :;
high, q. per cent, low. per cent:
Domesti, exchanges on New York {:
ST Louis par San Francisco. SOC. pre-
MUM Minneapolis, Soc. premium; chi
cago. sc. premium; Cincinnati. 30. dis
count.
can money in London was n u, per
cent. short bills, 2's per cent; three
months bills. 2as per cent
Sterling exchange was about steady.
Final quotations were Demand, 479 y :.
cables, 4 ,9's.
The weekly statement OF tho Bank Of
England shows the following changes I:
Total reserve decreased, "a ,3so. 600; cir
culation Increased. zoos, 900; bullion
decreased, f3,3sO, 900; other securities
Increased, 1906, 900 other deposits de-
creased, $685. 900; public deposits in
creased, f2t,642. 900; Government secur!-
ties Increased. $3.50 900,
The proportion of tho banks reserve
10 liabilities Is now 1890 per cent,
against o9.io per cent last week.
Bar silver In London, % s-l6d,; In
New York. 50c,
New York Clearing House statement {:
Exchanges, S34l.9TS.57a; balances, sl5.-
so1 .3oo sub. Treasury credit balance,
sI79,3SO.
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Incoming V-s.eIs-By Wireless.

s. Calors. Tampcn, ~ m,les south Of
jupiter ~ noon yesterday
- II Nort- Galveston, ~ miles west OF
Torfulas ~ 8 +
~ Illinois, Fort Arthur, ~ miles morn Of
Hdttrras AZ noon
;, romla sshinc - mile. south of Sandy
Hook a. noon
:. Crctau savannah. - miles nor,hess'
Of FRYING Pan ~ noon
- san Marcos. Galveston, iT6 miles cas-, Of
Galveston bar If noon
- N,N'ro Havana N mules northeast OF
Havana a. +.
- ~ Sl-lu, crossed Galveston bar ~
y
- Wlufrrd. TamuIrn. q miles south ~
Diamond ShOal ~ +
- touChu. Galveston. &C. miles south Of
Diamond shoals ~ T.
- ttUt"lt TuNptm. l.r miles south OF
Diamond Nhnal a = "
- NuhtNh Ja"ksurNlil" 500 mules south
of SANDY Hook a. +
E' sol GSl' cStpu. lNi miles south NJ
sandy ilouk q,
- liuruu Jack-uuN Ne. 'is miles south ~
Sandy lloOk ~ y. v
= AituiIn. bruua BAY. 'ao M" north ~
Wa'lluS Island Al =
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The Cunarder Lusitania, sailing to-mor-
row for Liverpool, will take mail, closing
at $40 A. NJ, for Europe except Ger
many Austria. Hungary, LuNcmburg and
Indies.
The Italian liner Duca d'Aos,a. sailing
tomorrow for Naples. will take mail. clos-'
Ing at $40 \. Nj, for Germany, Austria,
Hungary, Turkey and for other countries
teNc-pt Luxembourg when specially ad-
dressed.
The American liner Sew York, sailing
tomorrow for Liverpool, will take mail
closing at $40 \. NJ. for Europe ,except
Germany, Austria, Hungary, Luxembourg
and Turkey, Africa, west Asia and the
East Indies
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NOTICE OF rI.Ecr1nN nr DIRECTORS

NOTICE OF ELECTION or DIRECTORS
40 Independent nominations having been
made Tor on" or NOR" vacancies to hn
ulei IN the Board 10! Directors of the New
ork Life Insurance Company at the 1915
r. ectiun OF Directors, ami the Supprin
tendeni OF Insurance having required
pN 4dN prescribed rules and regulations
Tor g, ndurting and holding said election.
therei IRE, pursuant 20 said rules and regu.
I.ect!on OF members OF the board Of ID
rrctors Of the New York Life Insurance
company VIII he held at the Home Of'icc
~ The company. No. 30 broadway. In the
,uN of New York. m tho state OF New
YORK. on Wednesday, the IAN day OF
April 1915. the polls to be opened at ten
o'clock In the forenoon and to remain open
until -FOUR O'Clock In the afternoon Of said
VI ~ MnI, Ntne tnr& shh, ne ,.9ssi
~ SEN MOtR NJ RALLARD secretary.
Dated March 81, 1915,
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OLEO MEN ADMIT CONSPIRACY
IiinaiUs and IiniI Plead GuiIt, tn
stOO.OO Fraud Case.

ProvlrrNCr, H. /, April | rloa~ n
guilty werc entered to-dav by NillHm
! Higgins and JcromiHh ". Han, ON
Gals oC the Now England Manufacturing
Company, VINO have hcou ON TRIAL for
week on Federal indictments
They are charged with &c. ~rird,N To
dcfraud the 'i"Ncruncm ct SioOoUn IN
taxes on arihclHllN rolorcd ulcomargA-
rlne. The defendant, al first pleaded
not guilty
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THE SUGAR MARKET.

Further sales OF small lots OF second
hand spot sugar were reported yestcr-
day at AZ cents, duty paid, New York.
A lot OF 400 tons OF Mexican sugar
and 5000 bags OF Cubas were sold at
that figure. First hands were asking
4Se. with rcfiners bidding 4S3,
I,enned sugar was quiet and UNI
changed at $50 cents, There was a
better demand for Withdrawals against
contracts, owing to the holidays.
The sugar futures market at the Coz
fee Exchange was moderately active.
with prices steady, Total sales were
1900 tons
Prices were.
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United STATES RUBREK co

lIVO ErOdUWaN, NV ! Ork, NprI Ist, TFIO-
The Board Of Directors OF the United
States Rubber Company has this day de
Clared from Its net profits quarterly
dividend Of Two Per Cent. ,gcef on the
First Preferred Stock, a quarterly dividend
OF one ana Dnc-half Peg cent. lia rsl on
the Second Preferred Stock. and 4 quar-
terly dividend Of one and One-haif Per
cent. - "a - on The Common Stock Of the
Company, SO stockholders ~ record at 3
= NJ. on Thursday, April 18th. 1915. pay
able without closing of tho Transfer
Books, April 30th. 1918.
" q PARSONS Treasurer.
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THE u>Io> BAG A>pr>rEK co.

NNNT NJ NIFTTNI,-
23J Broadway, y. Y. city. March o4th. 1915.
To IN" stockholders of
THE UNION BAG ANp PAPER COM
PANN.
Not ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tina
the annual meeting Of tho 4fo, kNo.tsrs of
The Union Bag ami Paper Company Wi.
be held NJ It's once. 40. l- Exchange
Place, Jersey city. Sew jersey. on Tues
day, the l3th day ~ April 1915, at II
O'Clock In the forenoon, for the purpose %
electing Directors and for the Transaction
OF such other business as may property
come before the meeting
l.. II. MURRAY, Secretary.
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THE CURB MARKET.

Stocks moved somewhat irreguiarly
In the curb market yesterday. The in
dustr!al department displayed the most
strength. Kelly Springfield Tire being
conspicuous issue and advancing about
points to 1870. United Cigar Stores
continued In active demand and scored
an advance to 1854. an improvement OF
u. Less interest was ma infested In
oils and prices were reactionary. but
changes were not large. Mining issues
were less active and fairly firm. West
ern Pacific IS hardened further. NOV
ing up to 1854.
Transactions in detail on the market
"a arI FOL
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. April 1.-The stock
market was irregular. with changes in
price either way mostly slight. Cam
bril-. Steel was up half point on small
sales. Pennsylvania salt lost a point
and Lake Superior sold OF fractionally
In the bond list Philadelphia Company
consolidated IS were strong The sum
v,,a
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COTTONSEED OIL.

Consuming demand for oil showed
slight Improvement and values In the
local contract market were higher IN
4 recovery in the lara
also had influence, Crude oil
was firm AT AZ cents, Tenders were
issued for 900 barrels. Sentiment was
mixed hut several shorts covered with
evening Of trades before the holiday.
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Arm, and Saw Orders.

WASH1NGru". Np-N No army Or.
doris VCrc issued t"-dt'.
Those NV. oriora ger" s0uod
Cownt1dcr r I,ou from tho Missouri
90 command IN. Alabama
I'ou' II T. 80 E'r-haw from N. Ken
"a *. - tho Alabama
I.ru' ) ! Nr'~drkrr 'rorr N. Mis-
.o.si - tho hlth-mH
I.irl, Il = Mosc, from the Ohio -
tho N'ahlmt.
Ifa4' 3 l. II. H,ss-i from M. WIS.
ror..u 20 tho N.thtWr.
i..lr !. II. Ingram fron the KesrssGs
IN tho AIthtnu,
l.ru, \ Bnrncv from m. Illinois :, tn.
Nnl.n..1 - a so,r,o, from ~. w,.,
10 \H,tI N,,IrmA.
ru-.su - \ Audrso. from IN. G-org,
'u \ntt. N.tI"u,
l.l-|Lu g. /. ruulkr. from the Cor'n'o
~" i',ulug -ftiI"u, E~si,urt
Surgeon i 4 hurpht q" recruiting .'s
ton. Atlanta.
pass"H N-.i-i'r, ~nrgenu ~ 7. BROWN
from the ONO to the Alabama
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

RosToN. April 1.-The market for
mining shares was less active to-day.
but the tone continued Arm. with frac-
tona gains in n few OF the issues.
United Fruit was the strong industrial
feature, selling NJ to 125ig. New
Haven was higher aud active. Sum
mary
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THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

PITTsBrRG, April Principal price
changes were a gain Of four points IN
Lone Star Gas and "A decline of two
points in Union switch and Signal
Pure oil sold Off slightly, while Ma
tlonal Fireproofng shares made small
gains The summary,
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American Telephone { Telegraph Co.

4 dividend NJ Two Dollars per share will
he paid on Thursday, April Is, 1918. to
stockholders Of record at the close Of bust.
ness on Wednesday, March 81, 1915
G d. MILNE, Treasurer.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
United States Smelling
Refining & Mining Co

Tho Directors OF the United states smc';-
ing, Refining q Mining Company have de-
clared . quarterly dividend Of ~ per cent,
e7is cents per shareb on the Preferred
Capital stock, payable April 10. 1915. 20
s'ock holders Of record az the close OF bust
ness April 3. 1915
+ ". BATCHELDER Treasurer.
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO April l.-Stocks in this
market were generally steady. CHI
cago Pneumatic Tool was well bought
and closed a shade higher and stewart
Warner was up ~ Diamond Match
was lower on sales OF small lots Bonds
were about unchanged The summary
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GENERAL MOTORS COMPANY.
Preferred stock Trust Certi0Cates

Rcferrlng n The foregoing notice 81
General Motors Company, checks for the
dividend when received will he mailed 10
IN" holders ~ preferred stock trust cor
tin"ate- Of record at the close OF business
April ~. 1915.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK,
Agent for Voting Trustee,
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THE ALLIANCE REALTY COMPANY.

Tho BOARD Of Directors OF this Company
nave ,hio 1"y drr,srrd diyidsnd Of ~,
COMPANY, payable April 18TH, 1915, to
Stockholders Of record at tho close of bust
ness April 10th. lal6.
HOWARD ". SMITH. Secretary.
New York, March 3lst. 1915.
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GENERAL MOTORS COMPANY

MHFVh 81, NV,
The Board Of Directors Of GENERAL
MOTORS COMPANY has declared the
s sem -annhus' S,oI'cnn OF 'htee ARD one,
stock OF the company. payable May l.
1918. to the Stockholders OF record at the
close OF business April IL 1918.
JAMES T..SHAw. Treasurer.
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Til. annual report Of the Northern States
Power Company. Bvilesby holding COM
81 isi., consolidated gross earnings ~
subsidiaries OF t,Ss5,sss. compared with
,8ss7ios in 1919, Net earnings were "a
3si. 370, against Si,s66,s3+ In the previous
year There was a balance after interest
charges and preferred stock dividends OF
s43T63J or this balance sl2sooO was
carried to depreciation reserve and $4,000
was set aside TO amortiZe bond discount.
The remaining s26ts3a, equal to Ii3 per
cent. on $50 1000 common stock, was car
red to undistributcd surplus, The forego-
ing together with the results Of operations
OF previous years, resulted in depreciation
distributed surplus Of Ss23. 1876. which have
been invested in extensions and enlarge
ments OF property. Construction eNpcndl-
96I which included the completion OF the
coon Rapids hydroelectric development on
the Mississippi River, and II in addition
to the requirement Of the sioux Falls
The report says: 1.-THE business Of your
company has been generally expanding
continually developing for it's future opera
lions 1t Is probable that during the com.
ing year extensive engagements to the
generating plans. both steam snd hydraulic
and 10 the distribution systems Of your
company viii he undertaken In order to
serve the business available"
Total number OF customers shown
to be $500 December 81 1911, com
pared with 5i@as December 81, 1919.
Thcrs was gam IN total electric con
hiIowatts to i32.Tl5 k.oWatts. The 1914
gas output increased 81 per cent, white
the electric output shows an increase OF
.t5 per cent.
The consolidated income account Of the
Electric Properties Corporation and West.
lnghouse church Kerr Company for the
wear ended December ~. 1914. shows in
come from all sources Of sss63sN Al
ADMINISTRATION and general expenses
amounted to S56s,593 and net earnings
we're XaOi7It The hnal balance for the
year was S10.l5i after allowing for bond
interest, dividends on the preferred stock
and deprcciati ton Of securities held.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-02

E.eN.n \. NJ bids to Liverpool were :
Wy 97%c.. July. l0o3c.: October.
o3sc January. 1850. The market
ERE is due to open to-day J.. TO :.
'n,s decline
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON, April I, The statement NJ
the nav warrants and receipts OF the Treas
we March n For March Fiscal W
Rece,p,s 81 T3S ,as SO 3as 90 tt6S -, 80
Paw warrants So 6? ss6jia - $50 as'
Deficit ..... .ss'S 7os 1,ca7,5so s1l,sii,i3c
'Surplus
Rercipts from customs March II, sSios7:
I'M Arnal revenue. ordinary. t'iN,IN; corpora
ton tax 500; miscellaneous, sNN69i.
National bank notes received Tor redemp'
ton tl,s6l,l !S.
The cash statement nj tho United states
Treasurer for March - shows
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Highest temperature, ts'. at 20 r. NJ.
Lowest temperature. $50. at 2 a. NJ.
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spot cotton al New York was quiet

spot cotton NJ New YORK was quiet.
g1changed Middling, 9.s0c. Southern
Eot markets were unchanged, To 10
onts higher. with New Orleans ?.66c..
iayeston 9,5jc.. Savannah SIC. Hous-
"a siOc.. Augusta &c. and Memphis
nic
The New Orleans market closed
resdy Prices were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-02

Exports yesterday. 4s.l99 bales. To-
al thus far this season. 6,56l,602 bales.
'anst 1,Nj2,362 bales last year
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rise, s .S Sun sets s EM Noon rise.s:ss
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
S-ndyH'k. aUa Gov Island .923 Hell Gate .iiiS
LOW WATER THIS DAY
SandyH X. .3i2 Gov Island. $50 Hell Gate SIa
Arrived THURSDAY. April /.
So Pot-dsm. II 40 A N. Rotterdam.
March ~
So Francisco Ciampa, 1880 r NJ. wednes
day. Oran, March
- Stsgpoo 80 4. NJ. Gibraltar, Feb. 20
- berwick, 5:3o A NJ, Glasgow. March is.
- Beacon light. - = VI Roueii. March u
Sc Terence. 20 J.. NJ, Barbados March ..
- SURNAME. T.. NJ, -. Lucia March s.
March 81
s Philadelphia, s;'5 p. NJ. San Juan,
= General Hubbard eiO p. NJ. sasua.
March -
- Carrllo, r. NJ. Kingston. March 81
S- Antilles, New Orleans. March 81
- City of Montgomery. savannah, March .
Ss adison, Norfolk, March 30
s. Tomsk. Philadelphia. March II.
s. Chesapeake, Baltimore, March y.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
So Oscar IL. at Copenhagen.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
- Mexico, from Havana,
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United Mortgage and
Depohr and ucarneT ep
for rtandRe undh Mortgage Five
10 Of Bonds
B91nI.%hsn
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DtD OF
Bn"n"ttr
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sum have th "
surrender OF u fc Lt
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Who'll venu deposited
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sac Cernrn, hne acnei to
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-02

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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-12-23

played in nearly five hundred Amerl-
can cities, the surest kind of test.
The film version is even funnier, as 1t
permits much greater latitude OF ac-
ton and is not confined to the con-
ventional four acts of the drama.
There are more than one hundred and
fifty different scenes in the big
Kleine film.
It is interesting to know that with
one or two exceptions the Kleine him
story features the original stage cast.