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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-30
WHEAT IRREGULAR
IN DULL MARKET
Price Changes Slight-Lack of
New Export Demand an
Influence.

Chicago. April 29.-Wheat averaged
lower in price to-day, affected some
what by the lack Of any important
fresh export demand. The market
closed unsettled, sc of to &c up, COM
pared with last night. Corn finished
at &c decline to shade advance; oats,
&c to Nc down, and provisions vary
ing from a setback OF 2rac to rise
of 15c
Traders found the wheat market diff
ficult to follow, as the price making
influences were more mixed than usual,
and were in general of an indecsiye
character. Dry weather East was off,
set by the big promise West. Reports
of threatened damage from chinch
bugs in Missouri and Illinois failed to
impress dealers as serious. Then, too,
-four business at Minneapolis was said
to show material gains, but the spring
crop outlook in the Dakotas and Mime
sofa appeared to favor the bears.
Cables also were not sufficiently
definite In character to have any last
ing effect
In the end the market after nearly
continuous backing and filling over
moderate range seemed to lean most
to the bear side, owing to the dis
appointing exhibit Of sales to foreign
ers. The highest estimate OF trans
atlantic business was 100000 bushels,
including 100000 bushels new.
Corn seesawed in much the same
manner as wheat. Favorable weather
for planting counted against the bulls,
but speculative support developed on
the breaks, pit offerings being sur
prisingly light, and Argentine cables
adverse to the bears.
Oats were depressed by the outlook
for heavy deliveries on May contracts.
Need of rain in Illinois and Indiana
tended somewhat to check the decline.
Provisions advanced with hogs. On
the bulge, though, packers were active
in realizing, chiefly as to lard.
CHICAGO PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-30
COTTON DECLINES
8 TO II POINTS
Scattered Selling Indicates More
Favorable View of Weather
In Belt.

Cotton was quiet yesterday, with
pr cos working lower under liquidation
snd scattered selling. which appeared
to reflect . more favorable Wow OF
Southern weather conditions. although
local bulls claimed that the light
showers east Of tho river had been
insufficient to relieve drouthy condi-
tions, and the Official forecasts were
for fair weather for last night and to-
day. Bullish acreage Sdvices also en-
couraged some buying on seal, down
and caused occasional rallies, but the
market closed at the lowest point Oh
the day and from to IL points under
the final figures Of Wednesday.
The opening was barely steady at
decline ~ to 3 points In response
to relatively easy cables and reports
OF showers in the eastern belt Ac-
cording to early advices there was
rainfall Of 1.48 inches at Raleigh, but
this was not confirmed, and when 1T
was seen that there had been nothing
moro than light showers prices rallied
a few points from the lowest. Re
ports OF an easier spot market at New
Orleans and the small exports for the
day probably contributed to the late
decline, and there were rumors that
some of the larger spot interests had
been quiet sellers during the entire
session.
Preliminary reports published before
the opening indicated that present
prospects point to a large reduction
of acreage and fertilizer in the Caro-
linas and Georgia, with somewhat
smaller reduction of acreage in Ala
bama, and with the season about t"o
weeks late in all of these states. Mem
bers Of prominent local firm VINO
have lust returned from a Southern
trip were also reported to be con-
WINGED that there would be large
reduction in the acreage throughout
the South, and reports from the dry
goods trade indicated strong situa-
ton, with prices svancing and with
print colth mills we'll sold ahead. No
further precipitation OF consequence
WAS reported In the Southwest, and
the Wetsern belt forecast was for
unsettled and cloudy weather except
for fair conditions in West Texas.
Exports for the day were only ~
621 bales, making 7,151,722 so far this
season, against S,2l3,6ll last year
Southern spot markets were all un-
changed, except New Orleans, which
was - points net lower. Sales were
generally small, the largest reported
being 1888 bales at Houston. Liver
pool spot sales yesterday were smaller,
amounting to 1000 bales. Detailed
weather reports showed quite general
showers in the Montgomery, Savan-
nah and Atlanta districts.
Range of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-30
Rewarding the Patient

Consolidated Gas. as the Street saw
1t, did more than reward its patient
holders with an extra dividend Of a
of l per cent. Il held out distinct
hope that the extra dividends in the
future would be still larger, because OF
President CGrteiyouS o dsnni'T oT re'e e5
titled 10 get the remaining 26% per
cent Of the dividends accrued from
1906 to the present time, in which
period they were paid less than the
per cent that he believes stockholders
OF a public service corporation should
have as their due. Mr.. Cortelyou did
not state the fact so much as his own
conviction as q rule established by re-
cent decisions of the courts. Never
theless II was regarded as practically
a promise Of things to come, of which
Yesterdays Il of l per cent was
mere earnest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-30
Bank OF Englands Cash Low.

In the Bank OF Englsnd's percentage
OF reserve 70 liabilities there was
cause for concern, 177s being the low.
est figure recorded since August p OF
last year, when recovery from panic
over the outbreak of the war was be-
ginning. The question naturally arose
Of where the Bank was to get gold TO
replenish her depleted holdings, and
whether it would be possible for her to
part with more gold 10 this country
from her Ottawa store. Bankers were
inclined TO believe yesterday that i'm
portations from Ottawa TO New YORK
would cease for time, and that prob
ably some new credit arrangements
would have 20 be made in this country
If England were TO go on buying sup
niles here at the rate she has been
doing. In connection with the Banks
sources for getting gold, it Is possible
that there is significance in the state
ment Of the Bank OF France. made pub
lie Yesterday, where q loss Of about
s. 200. 600 j. gold was shown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-30
Stocks 70 Take Home.

Stocks have been going out Of the
Street. Certificates have been trans
ferred into the names Of their owners
old and new, and they have been taken
away. There are still. of course, great
numbers Of open accounts, as there
always are. The time will never be
when the outside public is not carrying
some stock with brokers. But during
the last six weeks there has been much
evidence that the proportion of stock
paid for and taken out of the market
has been unusually large. Stock that IS
removed from Wall Street does not
necessarily stay away for any length
Of time. Brokers' customers 90 hos
have TO display their certificates Of
shares before they can get their sell
ing orders executed. But the fact that
people in any considerable number are
willing TO pay in full for their, pur-
chsses, and want 70 take them home,
is usually regarded as satisfactory
evidence Of real investment demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-30
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. April 20. 1915.

wHTAT-Sentiment IN wheat vas tve-sided-
some authorities believing that the small remnant OF
the old crop and continued active demand from Eu-
rope. which seems likely 20 keep up indefinitely. will
force values % a sin higher level. while others he
VIII bring sufficient pressure from the country al
around present levels 70 cause material reduction
IN values Neither side was inclined 10 be very az
gres,iSe. but on every advance there was sufficient
se INK 10 bring about a reaction while on every de-
cline The buying was Of sufficient volume 20 bring
about rally. Consequently the market fucusied
frequently Throughout, the Gay ana at the Close -, WAS
new crop months
Europe Wa again IN the market. hut seemed n
counnc its purchases principally 10 old crop wheat
bushels. while sales Of the new crop were placed Al
about 1907 900. The Liverpool market was barely
ss ON prospects ~ heavy shipments from Argentina
crop adyiceS were very favorable. especially from
ne spring wheat belt where. ,ccordine TO me
perfect with indications OF an increase Of 10 10
per cent IN acreage. There were some fsr'her com
plants OF lack o. moisture IN ne ONO ssey
crop news has been Of such universally favorable
nature that many IN the trade believe that any
IL the local cash market No 2 red winter wheat:
was quoted At 81 and No ha,d :, 'l7a. 6 4 {
CoRY-T0e market was nervous and prices
showed a disposition TO follow wheat. closing un-
reducing the etportahe surplus TO $50 900 900 bush
els In tho cash market No . yellow corn was
Ou0sd at $50 prompt shipment ,,, , n.
cline IN wheat and com and under further liduida-
ton by MAY longs. The cash market was easy
anfd Gq2i1S s s?G 70 WITH shs snsfS'If .n MS
clipped white. 63ls s6iI4c ordinary clipped white
RYiEStesdy; No Western, si2s. If export
Export stiles were reported a, IS 900 busheh
BARLEY-Quio;. mailing soss2c. / Bunho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-30

FEDERAL RI SERVE DISCOUNT RATE-For
paper maturing UP 10 ninety days. per cent.
CALL MONEY opened a, per cent; highest. ~
ner cent. lowest. ia per cent. closing, per
cent: renewal. per cent.
TIME MONEY was in liberal supply. Rates. 2Ia
as. per cent for sixty days; "a s3 per cen; for
Sirefv DAYS per cent for four months. Sh per
cent for five months and dI months.
MERCANTILE PAPER va. trine easier Rul-
ing rates ga per cent for best names. bank &C
ceptances II. e2A per cent
CLEARING HOUSE TRANsACTloNs.-KK
changes. S33l 266 952. balances. $l7l9S.4l6. The
sub. Treasury creditor 20 The amount OF Slso'-
75S
FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATES ELSE
WHERE-Bosion. for sixty days 4 per cent; for
INV 10 ninety days. ~ Philadelphia. 4 and "A
ner cent: Cleveland and il2 per cent; Rich
mond. up to ninety days. "a per cent: Atlanta
H1vs p,r cent: Chicago. 1 and Al per cent. ST
ioyis 4 and ~ per cent Minneapolis for thirty
dsys 4 per cent. Tor thirty to siIU days "a per
cent. for ninety days. per cent ksnsa City. 4
and ~ per cent: Dallas. and "a per cent: San
Francisco. and IA per cent
DOMESTIC ExCHANGE-Bos,on par; Chicago.
sc nremlum 81. Louis par bid. l0c premium
asked. Cincinnati. Zoe premium; san Francisco.
&c premium
BANK CLEARINGs Boston exchange s?5lo7-
400 i25, balances $3.50 5l3: Chicago exchanges .tS
3slGll balances N.30j.S3 Philadelphia eI-
changes s2S 1921. 7%3. balances ST. 7@il2 So. Louis.
exchanges sI2342.S79. balances $.S59.2ll
SILVER MARKET. Bar silver in London was
23Tsd unchanged: New foIk quotation was oOesc'
unchanged. Mexican silver dollars SSh. q &c
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. -- Sterling exchange
moved ir'eEulariy but closed iitue ohansed
London Gable. 47sts demand. +i2'. PsTiS
Cable. 5s.. check. 5.32iS. Berlin table 50 J. -ls.
ch,sk % &c Greece able. 20 check.
E@-i. Spty and ninety DAY bills London
(BanksrsO. siIy dsJI tIts; ninety dvs. AisS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-30
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

United States Steel led the market
on the Consolidated Exchange yester-
day, 1880 shares changing hands.
Generally final prices were below the
best, although net gains were common.
Pressed Steel Car touched high Of
57%. Interborough metropolitan at
:ained new high price for its move
ment of 247s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-30
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. April 70. 1918,
BEEvES,

BEEVeS.
Receipts liza head. mainly for ,lsusht.r. No
tet Dressed beef STEADY. CITY dressed native
sides. loAsl-'se' CALVES.
Receipts. s5 head. mainly for 'lsufhter.rs: Mar
kst steady. Good 20 prime veals sold al s9.25H
50 IS per 100 ~. Dressed calves nfm city. dressed
ycsls. l9is @l5iac. country dressed l0@l3c.
sales MCPHERSON 4 Co. Nd vesls l6e ID.
a, 50 IS per 100 10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts. 80 head; car on sale fst II
s. y per 100 lbs: common clipped lambs sold az
s 50: Md spring lambs. .ss5 per head. Dressed
ISi5c: hog dressed. l9c country dressed dollhouse
iambs higher at 500 50 80 per carcass.
Sales.-kems Commission Co. $40 clipped
Buffalo lambs. 81 h. At $50 per 100 To-
MrPherson & Co. eOl nd spring lambs A. Se.s5
per head. 10 unsnorn. sheep. 'l35' So per 100
Receipts. 1850 head. han a car on sale. Mar
Ike, firm
s.. Louis. Aprl 2s.-HoGs-Reccipts $40;
hsasr Ps, sd s9t Lights sooi sS 49, sos a 20
s,sct, .i5Ss js5? 5s.fIlns, steer, AID h.isI,
S6af7.7j. To1S aud lndisn steers. s. 2jaSs
cop, and heifers. Sa$6. native calves. s.gfle.
-. .wes s. 5Oats'25: clipped lambs. $3.50
s9lo. yearl!ngs. 3S.jOsS95O. clipped yearuns''
Shicaso. April 2a-HOGs- Receipts. 1900
strong. hulk 81 55es $40; .Ish,; s 5Sat 80 ;
~ -, plss IS 9iiSs To- CATTLI-Recepts
1000 nrm: naiise beet steers. s. ij9Ss . cow
and heifers S3l0a $3.50. calves. Sss -:
SHEEP Receipts. 4oVDt STEADY sheep s'.tV4
s. 80: lambs s. 100 slo.75. 80. ~. .,,o.
Kansas CITY APnl cHoGsuRecsP y, = g 100 %
packer, and butchers S7.S5atI50, light. $3.50
$50 pic SeN.o: cATr lie: ,a Receipts 100 To-.
steers 8. i0asSl5: Southern steers. s5.75@S.I5 /.
COWS sqt25 hsifers sGs So, 'iocSer' an, end
sI9' sIIEEP[ Receipts & 900. steady lambs. sS50
"a So 20 yearlinss. 81 50 .. welhsrs. N@ss %
eve. s. 7jeS =: stcckers and feeders. 500 81
pftslureh Anil 2Q-Cat'le. steady supply light
Choice and prime s. go $50 nj
sheep slow supply double decks Prim.
vcthers 8. 1Oat5 20. Gull anu common. SHN 20 .
i,n,r. g. i0HS9 -. veal calves SaHfH %.
Hos ,oa receipts. 70 double derA,. Prime
hr.tiss 81 90gS7 o.. mediums snt hc.y Yorker.
ssO5aSSl0. nsht lerkcy S.i3S}.N. piSs.
U.:.3tIss. reuSaA NSS1L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-30

The local marke. for spot cotton was quiet ara
unchanged AZ 10 soc for middins upland safes M
Liverpool cables: Spot cotton moderate demsnd'
sales. 900 bales: speculation and export; .VVV'
American 900 Imports 5000. all American
WiddnT upland 5esd. Futures opened quiet but
steady y to | point higher: closed qnie'' ~ 10
Tuiy August B73d. October Norember 5-sitaI'
January February 8 esd: March APRIL outd.
Observation-Disclosures quiet but STEADY elo'"' o"e''
low.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-30
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.

MILLER MINING & SMELLING co.
Notice IS hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Miller
Mining & Smelling Company for the cleo
lion OF directors for the ensuing year, ana
FOR the transaction OF such other business
as may come before the meeting. VIII pc
held at the once OF the Company NO ~
Wall street, IN the Borough OF Manhattan
in the City OF New York, on Wednesday
MAY 9Th 1915 81 twelve o'clock noon.
Dated. New York. April 10th. 1919.
II. II. FROST, JR.,
Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-30
REIMBURSEMENT OF
marlborough Metropolitan Company

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s aE. so%nG ha; G ss sS f'I held a ss
as dfnns sps d be h had eo3 ny
The capital stock DS (Which s s P p should vs% o the the
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s, @ n which sesn " ad %h
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the floating debt mssnt thu has s' S funded 's
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annual preferred e! Dividend H wits III:
S e "sif st annually Ray up .eesu
Of on s: sa s" t nT t confederation 's% t :'5
cm tf is"; ~ So * '"ea a"s
S ss sss'oi9 the ' heIdsr classes
within ,hs the mns 0i s f "sf M Ne as York
st S% Corporation capital will be represented by '
@ scs :. e's snsus ': :9 ' p
stock The or & upon ths esspt
red the P na:d ss1S: s :s sd
wsth f as the reasons
provisions the right the preferred STOCK
anv wear the paid the preferred stockholders the
lmeetn double voting rights
the a M % @ ; . 'Ai5s ss % :?:5
Section York Stock Corporation Law howev M IN no WISE h
Profits and the same extent as though
bearing value
this
preferred ock-whh dividend
relieved
existing STOCK
placed
O. avalabl
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does demonstration OF
tof al underlying securities
shall without ntern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-30
RAILROAD EARNINGS

The following railroad reports for
March were made public yesterday:
Chesapeake 4 Oho-Gross 81 20 Sal. increase
$50 400: net s99T. j5s increase S9.26I
Boston q Mane-Gross s. 100. 264, decrease t24,-
III. net S7jO1i3. increase SiSj. l43
Nashville Chattanooga & S. Louis-Grcss S92s. =
233. decrease Sls9.oss. net after tsIes 3lle3ss
decrease tl06 2s2
seaboard Air Lne-Gross t2.oT2, ga decrease
S4l3 a3s ret after taxa $500. s22. decrease $lH-
500. -
Delaware Lackavinns 4 Western-Gross So
1855 Increase sl0sT3< net after taxes $50
1893 Increase $3.50 $50.
Canadian Pacilc-Gross STe52 800. decrease ST..
59t i7O: net 81 .o73.oIj. decrease Sle6. "a
7ei. decrease sS5j1l. net 3l9Ilo2. decrease SIS.
7i6
Philadelphia 4 Reiding-Gross Hols. ?os, do
crease S5el7S. net 81 293. 2ie increase $.o5o53
Reading Compsny-Gross ys5i.s25, decrease w.
eil: net $jts1s2. decrease S.s3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-30
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh X. X. &c
OTElEI Oh, IEASIRER

Cleveland. Ohio. April -. 1919
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-fhe regular quar-
terly dividend OF @ upon the re-, ulaF
Guaranteed stock, and 10 upon the oPe
cisl Guaranteed Betterment stock. OF WIS
Company. payable June lst. 1919, VIII %
paid on an6 after that date at the onICe
OF Messrs. Winslow. Lanier CoInpshy'
90 Cedar Street, New York city, 70 StoCh-
May 10th. 1915. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-30

in exceptional cases have responsible
officers or directors of companies with
war contracts made any statement
about them over their own names.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-30
BANK OF ENGLAND RETURN

London, April 29.-The weekly re-
turn Of the Bank Of England shows
the following changes:
Total r,.r,. d>-reass 1919 100: circulation In
crease f3s3 900 bullion. decrease. E3ai zoe. other
seoirties increase. &. 81 900 public deposits. IN
,ress. IS $50 600 other deposits. i- resse a.
10 100. notes reserve. derres.e $50. 100. GOV
eminent securities increase - s'3.o0o
The proportion ~ the banks rs,.fT, 70 Liability
,hi. u..k Is Il IS pef cent Against 1855 lss.
vsak Ina rsiS Of diSceus, remains " ) ~ osnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-30

Coffee developed a steadier tone. with rather
better class u buying. and at the close OF the day
values showed gains Of 10 Z points. with total
sales Of 81 500 bags. The demand was not sg
gressive but sentiment here seems 10 lean little
more TO the bull side The visible supply is
pected IN show a large decrease in April and some
authorities are inclined 10 anticipate general
Tightening OF the cash position before new crop is
available Cost and freight offers from Brazil were
irine lower. but quotations were stu much above
parity with local prices. Santos Is being quoted
At 10 40c and Rio IS al 7.5ic. The spot market
inactive but steady. with Rio Is quoted al &c.
Range Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-30
PROVISIONS.

Provisions we're moderately active ard prices were
slightly higher owing 10 show OF strengih IN the
bog uo<ition and on reports from The West mat
tnere Wa some improvement "a the export demand
Receipts ~ hogs a. chicago eere j. 600. esinsle 81
Tor FRIDAY ~ 600 Kansas City rccohed 600 anu
Omaha 100 pOEk-Quiet mcts. SI3s ~,
family, S.lgS2s. Gasn elsx. S00tX. bL0-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-30
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
FLOUR AND MEAL.

Flour vas inactive: IN fact. the only sales of note
recently were believed TO have been about $4,000
bags TO the Dut<h government. and a large part Of
this was done direct with the mills Spring patents.
81 600 S. spring clears. s6sj0s7 Is: winter pat
erts. E5o9Si 90: winter sraights. s;l0H 81 -;
ters. $j6j@$j.SO. Kansas strsishts. $7.4oat7.Co.
fancy spring patents tobbing lots. ts7jG 50. -.
RYE FLOUR quiet fair 10 good, So t0a S6.j5:
choice 10 fancy So COO 1913 CORNMEAL steady;
kiln dried. 1906. BAG NEAL steady: fine white
FEED-Western unsettled: bran. l00-lb sacks.
$25.eoes26.lO. standard middlinc DO SIS nour
city easy; bran. bulk $3.50 lOo-lb sacks 81 :
heavy middlings do. SIS so: -four do, $34: red dog
four, l40-lb sacks, $3.50 oilmesl. So. j09S33.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-30

COFFEE CABLES-Rio-No :. unchanged at
5Slf5: exchange IL SD. OF l-321 receipts.
IS 600 bags stock. 900 bass Santos-No
unchanged at $500 receipts. 10000 bags; stock.
OBS 900 bags. Receipts at tbs two ports were
g. O0O bags against 5000 year ago and 9 900
two years ago. Sac Paulo haA 2 900. against
l. 600 and 5000. and Jundishy. 10. coo. against
10 900 and 1000 bags respectively Cleared from
Rio April 2s. the IS Californian with 1000 bags
for New York and the Ocean Prince with II 900
h.Ss "a Orleans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-30
NAVAL sroRt6

=. qtne vas . nuls essier and yrtoes shov.d
~ dsciin. in sympathy With the hon!h. Resin
and tsS unchanged TIpPENTINt.Hp irin
R0SIN Common to sooi straight. s 6se: y. $50
H. 4 soc. w. atc. D. T.: q. Csc "a tloc
/ ai5c. X. tsoc. " tssc: \. se5e. w o. Sloc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-30
nFrRoIr rNrrFn HALFWAY.

A Dividend OF one and One-h rer
Cent. GHcs) on the Capital STOCK OF ,nis
1st. 1915. 10 an Stockholders OF record
May 18Th. 1918. a. ~ o'clock noon.
A. 4. PETERS. Secretary.
Detroit Mich, April 18th, Isls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-30
SUGAR.

Refined sugar was ffmer. and prices advanced
10 points by some Of the leading renneTs. ia sym
pathy with the continued strength IN Taws All
refners are listing graduated on the basis
bssi, of poe Crystal dominoes. cases. 2-lb ear
tons half full size pieces &C. and 9.loc IN half
cases. do cases j-lb cartons. $500. and $500 In
half cases: Eagle tablets. 400; cut loaf. zoe.
crushed SOC; mould A. 6ljC cubes and Eage
coufectloners granulated, 625cs NNAN powdered.
BE and 6 Csc IN containers 2j-lb bulk; Eagle
5-lb bags powdered. 6.35c. powdered and coarse
powdered and Eagle coarse grsnulsted. loo; fruit
powdered and Eagle extra ME gfsnulste o..
domino granulated. cases. ?. 3Ia and b cartons,
SOC and 40c IN half cases. Eagle ?. 31s and
BIB cartons fne graduated, soc: lib bags DO.
soc. 81 III bags do e25c; b.lo bags DO. . zoe;
lob bags do . l5c: % and 80 10 bags do and
standard GRADUATED, Ole. zee graduated and
diamond a &C. co2ieciione r. A SOC s6 no 40
). . jjc. No 6 SOC. No Z. j.4jc: No S. 500.
No Q. 5.S5c; No 10. 300. No IL. 5.25c: No Il.
; zoe. Nos 49, "a and Is. .l5c Raw sugar was
firm. and prices made new high records FOR The
movement. advancing l-l6c over yesterdays clos.
Ing prices Trading was again fairy active ana
rennes purchased about 5000 bags OF Cubss
for May shipment az l3-i6c cost and freight. and
between $1,000 and $1,000 bags for lsi. May and
june clearance al Sac cost and ifeighi. equal 10
4 sec for centrifugal The market closed firm al
Sc for centrifugal. 06c for mossses and Is Ice
for Cubas. cost and freight.
81 GAR FUTURES.-futuro opened steady.
changed 10 All advance OF points on sails Of
loj0 tons. and after the call gained couple Of
points strength Of sugar ard reports OF
delay the crop movement After midday there
little profit taking and the market closed
changed 20 advance OF points. with total
sales $3.50 tons Range OF prices