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Evening star., 1915-02-24
Trend Of THE Market
!. IS Downward TODAY
Trading Relatively Light, With Con
tinued Pressure on Bond
Issues.
louisville & Nashville and Atlantic
Coast Line Feature Heaviness,
Falling to Minimum.

NEW YORK. February ~. 1880 am
Declines Of am points in Louis
Vile and Nashville and Atlantic Coast
Line. respectively. were the chief fea.
lures OF today's carly stock market.
Prices as a whole were lower. specu.
lative favorites as well as specialtiee
te ding downward.
The tone Of Americans in the London
market was rather mixed, Canadian
Pacific showing a gain Of over q point
while Union Pacific and Reading were
lower.
Trading here was relatively light
with continued pressure upon new
bond issues.
Louisville and Nashville and Atlantic
Coast Line continued to show marked
heaviness, and before noon both had
fallen to their minimum prices OF liz
and 80. respectively.
Others Repeat Low Prices.
Several other speculative issues also
repeated recent low established prices,
while Northern Pacific stock and bonds
were under pressure.
Among the prominent industrials
United States Steel. Bethlehem Steel.
American Smelling and several Of the
coppers were of a full point, while
Republic Steel preferred lost 8.
A moderate recovery ensued at mid
day. Foreign exchange markets were
again extremely unsettled, demand on
selling within a fraction OF
last weeks low quotation.
Bonds were heavy.
Evening star., 1915-02-24
CURB STOCKS.

Quotations furpisned By ". B. Hibbs q O.,
members New York Stock Exchange.
Evening star., 1915-02-24

Selling Ex Dividend Today.
American Smelling and Refining Com
pany com, l.
Evening star., 1915-02-24
NEW YORK COTTON.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs 4 Co.,
members New York Stock Exchange, New fofk
cotton Exchange and Chicago Board Of Trade
Evening star., 1915-02-24

Call Money. 2 2 ~ IN
Hourly Sales Of Stocks Today.
II am. $500 12m.... 154,100
lp.m.. 1S0,S00 2p.m.. 2O6, 400
Evening star., 1915-02-24
Washington Stock Exchange.
SALES.
Grspbophoue pfd-. { at 76.
Bid and Asked Prices.

GOVERNMENT BONDS,
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THE STEEL MARKET.
Continued Reports Of Large Export
Business In shrapaeI.

Tho steel market developed no new
feature yesterday. There were con-
tinucd reports OF large export business
in shrapnel. while domestic demand was
reported ~ being rather quiet. Pro-
duction IN being maintained in all sec
tons. All steel mills In tho Mahoning
Valley district are running at cloee to
30 per cent. of capacity.
In the pittsburg district production
is also keeping up well. with increases
noted In some lines. The Pittsburg
crucible steel plant at Midland In buster
than at any time during the past year.
The American Bridge Company's plants
are operating at a good rate on ma
tcrials to be used on additional locks
along the Panama Canal. The Key
stone Driller Company. one Of the larg-
est concerns In the Beaver Valley. lis
running at full capacity, and the stand
ard Gauge steel Company has enough
order. on hand to keep II busy day and
night for months. The skelp mill OF the
Carnegie steel Company at Farrell has
been closed owing to a lack Of orders.
hu is expected TO reopen In short
time
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hcs tho effect Of optimistic crop accounts

mes tho erect OF optimistic crop accounts
AZ this time.
Tho tenor OF crop advces was not
conducive 10 apprehension yesterday.
Were the East to receive general
rain again there would he no cause for
anxiety In any quarter. Seeding Is pro-
crossing rapidly through the America
Northwest and reliable reports from
Canada state that the area across the
border is larger than originally in
tended. with fne soil receiving the
seed The area in the Canadian North
west IL believed to have been increased
about 20 per cent. On the other hand,
1t was privately reported that Russia $
acreage will not be within 20 per cent.
or last years record.
"A substantial decrease in tho visible
supply statement on Monday Is looked
Tor. as the receipts have been light and
the exports heavy Bradsfrcets shin
ments for the week were 7.tiI,O00
bushels. and since July I total 325 ,0OO.-
600 bushels. including flour and the en-
ports from Canada, against 2oe, 100000
year ago. The exports of wheat and
Hour from the United States to this
date are estimated at close to 2S5, 00O,-
900 bushels, with close to 20, 900, 900 said
TO be awaiting shipment Not so long
ago 1t was figured that the country had
an exportablc surplus of 100000. 900
bushels maximum.
Corn--There was n broad and strong
market during the session. with a re-
NlNal IN the export demand. Estimates
as 10 the foreign taking varied from
100000 bushels to 1, 00O, 900 bushels. with
the general opinion that q large bust
ness had been contaminated. Cash mar
kets were substantially higher and there
was marked Increase in the speculative
HhSOrnfiOv Shnrta n inti lat TOD Ia
cause of the predictions Of further ex-
port buying. Weather conditions in
Argentina are extremely bad, the ex-
cessive rains continuing and fears OF
frost being prevalent Several of the
large houses bought persistently, with
offerings well taken until near the close.
when the profit taking caused a
moderate recession. There were clear
ances of $50. 900 bushels for the day and
for the week the total was placed at
100000 bushels by Brddstreet. bring
ing the quantity exported since July to
100000. against 2.iJ6.0O0 n year ago.
Country offerings We're not large despite
the satisfactory weather for planting
operations through the West.
Oats--The heavy selling OF May oats
at Chicago against purchases OF July
was again one of the features of the
session. There was an undercurrent NJ
strength. however. partly due 10 the
belief that foreigners would soon again
enter the market for supplies. The de b
mand from abroad yesterday was not
urgent, with the business placed at
about 20O,o bushels. Actual clear
ances for the day amounted to more
than 100000 bushels. Favorable crop
reports were reflected in slightly larger
country offerings. but these AZ well as
the speculative profit taking. we're
readily assirnilated.
Provisions-Packers were among the
sellers on the advance IN the market.
The buying was scattered and reflected
the influence OF the rise in grain and
the light hog receipts. outside trade
was not active at any stage. Chicago
prices:
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BUTTER-The butter market was easier
and "a. lower Arrivals OF fresh eH,ras
supply the demand, hence On" s.oH'r
Sale. The decline in extras, fTosh aud
was up lac Market closed I'm unsatistac-
tory condition, Prices. t"fam"ry, eN'rt~,
e: score. 3'iac; higher sror NJ. a4ns-i9'..
,ras, o. score. 2yc.. nr,,s .7n-Sc stare
dairy, tubs, nnest. 3lc. good to prime, e'fr
Soc ,omm9n to far '-ms'y. HHs.'gs.! 4.
cry, hrsl,s, :: .:isc l@dlse@-, current m Ike,
grades ISp zoe. Packing sock. No. :,
zoe; lower grades, lslg HlHig'.
CHEESE There. was another advance 81
~. yesterday and exporters were taking
much of the gonl supply on hand Whl'e
stock was vel cleaned mp AMI put Of tho
way. buyers wanted more than could hr
had. The market mad gradually advanced
untu It was higher than Was expected
two months aso Pro,peets are for a con.
milk held. roloTed, specials, l7rl7l.c..
average fancy, ls's a 1910; state whole
age '," fancy, l5i,c" Wisconsin,. Whole mix
held. double daisies, l6i, HlshcL twins,
~; alssc frcsh twins, -. aiirc.'
held specials. 1915 n liigr., fresh perits,
lsnlSt.; skins, fresh choice, 1914 n II &c;
E,i,iS-Thls being the active month
trading yesterday was unusually good and
under light receipts prices advanced 'sc.
to be better next week. There does not
seem any chance for lower market uutt
after tho clos" OF the month, storage
outside quotations geAc sales arc 70
ported a. high a. 23c delivered here ready
Tor the coolers, Prices: Fresh gathered,
sssiraS S, e o, extras .o mt ssH
2lc'. storage packed, hrs,. to extra thrsls,
henneTy. whites, huc 10 fancy, 23ig
hennery, browns. 23n 23iac,, mixed colors
20 II 2ec. Baltimore duck, - a 2jc.. goose
LIVE poULTRY-Thc market was
steady Yesterday with moderate trading.
on track. Turkeys sold SLOW and ducks
and geese continue In poor condition and
not soush, Prices, Fowls. leai'c. ;
ducks, Western, ltc. southern, lsc, geese.
southern and Western sasc; guineas,
soc. pigeons, 95c.
DRESSED PoULTRY-Thc market was
quiet yesterday, AS II had been all the
fowis Demand for iced fowls was not
so good yesterday a. on the previous day
old rooster continued irregula, and
values huctuatcd No change IN Long
Island ducks. Market closed unsatlsfic.
tory. Prices Fowls, H. TO box Western,
. lbs, and over, l6c.; old roosters, i2tp n
lsisc. SQUADS, prime, white, TO lbs. 20
dozen - lbs, 1915, lhs, .9e5.
Tnrkeywy sG1Tn gcS p'TF SSs seIG'sd s
Broilers, milk fed. IS to "a lbs, s7c,;
corn fed. IS to "a lbs, 2bc, Chickens, ~
to box. milk fed, 81 TO SO lbs, lsalsiac. (;
30 lbs, Use; IL lbs, ana over, i7aisc
Fowls, ~ to box. 60 lbs. and over to
dozen iTal7,sc.; 80 to. SO lbs, ii'sc,
VA ii'.s': western. f"ncS' ~ Geese
Western l9u lic.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The American liner 81. Louis, sailing 70.
day for liverpool vii take natl. closing
AZ $40 A. NJ, for Europe except Gar
many. Austria. Hungary, L-semburG aDd
Turkey, Africa, West Asia and tho EHs'
Indies.
The French i.ner Rochambsau, sailing
to-day for HsNre. VIII take mail, clos
ing at noon, for France. Rumania, Bufa
xaris, Servia. switzerland, Italy. spain
Portugal. Egypt. Greece, B-itish India.
Brush East Africa. siam. Malta. Gibrali
lar. teylon. straits settlements. Dutch
East Indies. West Australia ana Persia.
Tho italian liner Taormlna, sailing TO
day for Naples. viii take mail closing
~ 500 = NJ Tor Germany, Austria.
Hungary and Turkey also for other coup:
tries when specially addressed.
The Cunn'ter prdura, sailing on Mon.
dsy for liverpool VII take natl. closl
iug a. 1850 = NJ. for Europe texcep4
Germany, Austria, Hungary. LuxemburG
-nd Turkey, Africa, West Asia and the
East fndier
The Holland America steamship Ryb-
dam, sailing on Tuesday for RotterdA0.
y 40 take mai, closing ~ $50 A. NJ, for
the Netherlands. Germany, Austria, Hun.
gary. Luxemhurg and for other countrias
when specially addressed.
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THE COPPER MARKET.
Ei-ctroIytic sells Here ~ I7-Nay
GO 20 ~.

Sig business was again the order NJ
the day in the copper market yesterday.
with sales at II cents a pound for cleo
trolytic THIS applied to domestic husi-
ness. Lake copper OF the best grades
took another jump to 1917 cents "A
pound. " was said yesterday that olec-
trolytic, with continued dems would
not he obtainablc under i7', cents a
hound
The foreign statistics shovel COM
paratively little change from the first Of
the month and passed by UNDECIDED in
the activity of the market.
Exports for the week just ended were
>31 tons. making 5sa5 tons ~lnce the
first of the month.
Sp"ltcr was excited and bids Of II
cents We're made for spot. April was
selling slightly lower. big demand
u"w exists and spot supplies are exceed
lnE.N small.
Lead has eased of slightly. hut pro-
ducers expect an upward reaction, with
new demand from abroad
The tin situation IL stilI uncertain
owing To- British restrictions on ship
merts to this country
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THE GRAIN MARKET.
Heavy Foreign buying of wheat
aud Corn-NRIues Rise.

Tho accumulation of contracts in the
VARIOUS option markets for foreign ac-
count continued yesterday \ response
o' about cents a bushel was made in
"" Chicago July delivery and there were
general advances In all markets. The
N'' option ~ Chicago suffered re-
''"@ inst prior 10 the end Of the ses-
s'n which extended through the list,
nero was 4 sudden increase Of country
"I'F ~ ana prOh' taking The scat
'.'n ALAN Liquidation for outsiders was
'. .'".~ that the TOul,ne passing Of
i'.''.' r'N' month would force out
N'NN speculative holders Cash inter-
pays declare. however. that all wheat de-
we're" on May contract at Chicago and
'.'f points viii be eagerly taken.
speculative demand yesterday was of
."'.'i proportions. There was also buy
's against the estimated export bust
.''S Of 10000 bushels. part of which
''' TO" crop wheat II Is understood
nav PHI" freight room engagements for
300. august shipments are heavier than
-''''""N suppose Notwithstanding the
''''h~|N." 'ndsposition OF exporters to
'1.N new crop wheat to Interests
''H More was heard OF the great
'Nl''on ~ war orders In this colIn-
.-' "W'h on the surface did not .ug-
''.' an early peace in Europe. Infor-
d'on came 10 hand, for instance, of
" canadian Car and Foundry Com
I'Ny receiving an order from Russia for
'dpHol, &c. valued at $50, 900. 900.
|"Ie. business was said 10 have been
-rhHted among many American con-
Two tact that four interests were in
''Hrr"' for W heat also spread the
".rl telling IN -" trade. Some mill
'hrr'ss turth'r concern over the
N'' supply o. Wheat, II being
@"u ihat the surplus ~ The end
mo season promises to be of negl-
1e PROPORTIONS 1t IL the expectation
very active demand for the first
shipments Of the new crop that multi
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COTTON STEADY AT
new HIGH LEVEL
Strength Of Southern Markets
Responsible for Firm
IndcrtOnc.
NEW LIGHT on ACREAGE

Tco hgh Jewels were reached in cot
80 yesterday and while n reaction took
,lice before tho close the undcr,one
VT, mpressively steady and there was
n, evidence of any weakness. The net
gain was a matter OF To points. with
,hc greater relative steadiuess In the
r,,r positions These months were we'll
norght by the leading trade interests,
and tic nrm undertone displayed does
moi point to the likelihood OF especially
heavy deliveries on May contracts.
The SPOT situation seems to furnish
ire keynote of the market just nov,
a. practically every wire coming from
,hc south lays stress on the iirmncss
Of holders and their apparently stead
Gst determination to hold out for
higher prices. Even the chronic bears
among Southern shippers are inclined
70 admit the steadiness of actual cot
,on and are making no predictions Of
as particular hulk of offerings before
the 10 cent level Is reached in the
south
There is some division of opinion re-
sirdirg acreage. This feature seems to
furnish tho most formidable puzzle
which 'he trade viii have TO solve
one OF the local houses which
his made notable record for
doing its own thinking and making
rs owr crop aud marke; calculations
recently sent out Inquiries to "A large
l, Of the more substantial farmers In
the south.
Replies we're received from l,i30
farmers who last season planted 3o'.isS
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WHEAT CROP NEEDS RAINS.
Modern miller" Reports Dca-
cheney In Middle West.

CHICAGO, April l6--The Modern
Miller crop outlook There is still
deficiency OF moisture throughout the
soft wheat States of the middle West
In Ohio all reports show the wheat con-
ditlon above 81. recently reported by the
Government, and with warm rains in
that state wheat has made excellent
progress since April !. In Indiana and
Illinois, where the average precipita-
ton Was only 80 per cent Of normal to
March /. the crop Is now making salts
factory growth with recent rains.
'IIessian fly Is IN the wheat, according
to reports from various localities. par
ticularly southern Indiana in the Evans
VILE district West OF the Mississippi
the crop shows fine prospect, with Kan
sas conditions high. Heavy rains have
fallen in Texas and there is no lack OF
moisture from Texas 10 Nebraska"
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THE SUGAR MARKET.
RAW Continues Active-SaIcs About
100000 BAGS.

The raw sugar market continued ac-
tive and firm yesterday, with additional
sales OF about 100000 Tags, largely to
the American Sugar Refining Company,
al 4.S9 cents. In addition to the Euro
pean purchase Of about 100000 tons OF
raw sugar at Cuba reported on Thurs
day II was rumored yesterday that Great
Britain has taken 100000 tons and pos
sibly more.
The market for refined sugar was
more active yesterday, being stimulated
hy the Improvement in raws. There
was some demand from distributors for
additional sugar and Withdrawals wero
better.
The sugar futures market Mt the Cof-
fee Exchange was active. with prices
easy under profit taking. Total sales
were 3 $50 tons.
Prices were:
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THE COFFEE MARKET.
Futures Advance Cntii Selling
Causes Reaction.

Coffee futures prices showed an ad-
vancing tendency in the early part of
yesterdays session, but toward the
afternoon temperance OF May selling
resulted In reaction of . to . points
from the high levels for the active
months. Values showed small net change
at the close, being only / to 4 points
higher on sales OF -. ESQ bags. Tho
cables were again colorless and condi-
lions in the local spot trade were UNI
changed,
Brazilian markets were steady Rio
is were advanced - reis to 4ss75.
Santos Is were unchanged at $500,
Rio and Santos receipts totalled el,000
bags Sac Paulo had 10000 and Jun
diahy II 900 The rate Of Rio exchange
on London was lowered to l2'sd
priCes
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objections AND MEETINGS.
TO rHE STOCKHOLDERS or THE
DuLNW ARE AND HUDSON COMPANY

Notice Is hereby given that the ANNUAL
MEETING n the Stockholders Of the
DELAWARE AID HUDSON COMPANY
Viii Dee hold ~ the once % the Company.
$50. g. Ntssau street, IN the Borough -
Manhattan. city Of New York on TUES
DAY. MAY ~, 1915. a. twelve o'clock
noon. for The election Of Managers OF the
corporation for the ensuing year and fo-
the transaction OF such other business a.
may properly come before tho meeting
Including considering and voting upon the
approval and ratl rcstion Of al action OF
w" BoFri of Manager and Executive
Committee since the last annual meeting
OF -turkho'd-rt, and all matters referred
T. in the Annual Report 80 stockholders for
tn" hscal year trded December 81. .glA
The po' viii open at twelve O'Clock noon
and r"f0iin oDfn for ~ least one hour
The transfer books OF the Company will
he closed from one o'clock y. NJ. on Satur-
DAY, May !, 1915. until tho morning OF
Wednesday, May IL. 1915.
By order Of the Poarf Of Managers.
r. VI. OINPHANT. Secretary.
New York, April !. 1915.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-17
AGAINST CENTRAL TRACK BILL
Board Dtsapprov-s tn.
B",Ian Removal Measure.

mo BOard 0f tS'imnte disapnrovrd
yesterday the Roylan bill, which would
r',. -" ruhNc Serv,Co Commission.
vita tine approval Of the Board az Is.
Inmate. authority 20 compel the removal
~ tho NcV York Central tracks along
the hudson River This is the bill pre-
pared 10y thu West End Association,
which h'S been leading the fight for
an moh>truct,d river front.
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. April 10 --Fluctuat ions Nere
arrow as a rule to-day and trading
was rather limited. American Ship
common and preferred were higher
while Chicago Pneumatic Tool and
Stewart Warner showed small declines.
The balance OF the lis WAS steady. The
bond department was active. without
much change IN values The summary {;
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosToN. April 16.-Heavy trading
In the mining share market
and prices In most cases were higher
American Zinc led In strength and ac-
tivity. East Butte was lip IA and
Franklin. Isle Royale and Copper
Range made fair gains. Butte and
Superior and North Butte were slightly
lower at the close. 1ndustrials and
rails were steady. The summary:
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For eastern New Ork and New Ems gland.
fair to-day and to- morrow; rising tempesn
ture Tomorrow moderate northwest wtnds.
For New jersey and eastern Pennsyl-
vanis, f'ir to-day and tomorrow riGns
temperature tomorrow: moderate n<ftb
winds, becoming variable
For western New York, fsr to-day end
to- morrow rising temperature; lisht=so
moderate variable winds
NEW YORK.. April 1.-THE presspr.
was high yesterday over he Rocky Noun
tains and al sections eastward, from y
principal centre north Of Lake supsrici
and was moderately low over the plateau
and Pacific s'st...
showers occurred on tho New Englaad
cosst, at scattered points IN the isks
regions and In the Rocky Mountain stefee,
but elsewhere tn. weather was generally
fair and there was no storm formation
II was generally vsrmer IN tho central
State.. but cooler IN tho upper lake reg'o1e
end IN" Missouri valley
In this city tho day was fair and
warmer. piud. fresh. variable; average
hunilitv. 20 per cent barometer. cc-s
rected 70 road to 80, iove' az = A NJ.
ao.0S; : ?. NJ. 1921
The temperature In thi. city yesterday.
ss recorded by the offcia. thermometer. 10
shown in the annexed table.
,sAAs' z: " (. K ssHH... y. y:
sP. M. So So ~ Midi. .':...SSs -
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHLADELPHrA, April 16.-Securities
were generally steady without much
change H. prices. Cambria Steel sold
up point TO so, but later lost the ad-
vance, Heavy trading occurred In Lake
superior. which moved within a narrow
range. The summary
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BONDS
'Ex dividend
COTTONSEED OIL.

The outside liquidation in oil was not
as heavy rs was expected Bearsh
sentiment was extended because OF the
new low prives, but weak longs were
thought 10 have already sold. Consum-
ing showed slight Improvement at
the decline. crude oil was quoted at
tl'g cents nominal,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-17
CrurihIc nrnie. War Order.

The crncible Steel Company of Amer.
lea has denied the published report that
it expects to receive large order for
war munitions from the Allies. The re-
port that the plant at Harrison. N J.,
IL 10 be enlarged IL also denied,
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The Liverpool market opened quiet.
There was fair request business in
spot cotton, with middling 2 points adj
vance at 5.75d. Sales. 5000 bales re-
c'.pt-. $4,000 bales, including $4,000
American