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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26
PHILADELPHIA co. FIRM
in QUIET MARKET
Report That No Agreement
Was Reached at United Trac-
tion Conference.

Trading on the local exchange today
lost much Of the snap OF recent sessions.
Nevertheless, n fair volume OF business
was transacted Price changes were not
particularly notable, but for the most part
small advances were established. Cambria
Steel was In good demand despite
moderate amount Of selling in United
States Steel Lake Superior was in supply
around seven and ruled below that figure,
while United Gas Improvement also was
easier. Philadelphia Company rose
point
The Street heard today that the United
Traction OF Pittsburgh preferred stock
helders' committee had failed to each
an agreement with Pittsburgh Railway
officials at their conference yesterday,
but no one In n position to give out any
information would discuss the matter
The activity so notable In the various
Philadelphia companies and United Rail-
way Investment issues recently almost al
together disappeared The strength OF
Philadelphia Company 1916 scrip In the
last few days has given rise to the belief
that the company will retire the issue be-
fore It's maturity.
Philadelphia Electric held steady. y
curious statement was Issued by the
Director of the Department Of Public
Works to the effect that IL the company
POSTPONED reducing It's rates for tour
years. and during that time expended
coo on inventories and inquiries for
the beneht of the commission, 1t still
would make more profit in that period
than II the rates were lowered and the
case ended The directors statement was
doubtless prompted bv the fact that in
New York the Public Service Commission
waited five years for the electric com
pany there to file an inventory, and then
ordered a reduction in rates without the
inventory The Pennsylvania Commits
sion ordered the Philadelphia Electric
Company to file an inventory by next
May.
There was a marked falling off In the
volume OF bond transactions on the EN-
change. but prices ruled steady. over
thc-Counter business was reported as fair.
but bond dealers complain that their mar
gin of profits are exceedingly narrow. y
block Of Portland Railway 5s sold on
change at so this morning, compared
with last previous quotation of 90 made
in November 1911. United Railway i5
were the most active issue selling of
slightly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26

Action on the quarterly dividend OF
per cent on the preferred stock of the
National Fire Proofing Company, which
Is due at this time, has been deferred.
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MAILER SCALE-PEACE TALK RESPONSIBLE FO
COTTON TRADE IMPROVING
Hardware Prices Higher With Collec-
tions Somewhat Better.

Some Improvement Is noted In the local cot
ton trade, Cotton yarn dealers report there is
iair inquiry for futures and motera q
spot business but trading generally Is not
as active as 1t should be. Collections are
gradually becoming better. and better ftel-
ing prevails Ia the local trade. No change
OF note Is reported in the local wool trade
turing the last week business has been sons
what Quet and most manufacturers are not
operating beyond actual requirements. Deal.
ers report that they have but small suppl -
on hand, and prices are firmly held on nearly
all grades Prices NJ Western woods are
especially firm who're the growers OF wool
old the value generally above the view of
buyers. Contracting is therefore progressing s
on a small scale. Conditions generally. how
ever ir tho lo,nl trade ave rewarded as satis-
factory, according TO Dun's Review.
CONDITIONS In hardware circles az this tlute
No not diner greatly rom last week. Those
consulted report that some articles IN this line
are advancing in price. Some sources report
Ctcded that of the corresponding period dur.
ing 1914. while others show decrease rney
all report. however. that the cost of securing
lG.t ycar. collections are sin reported ha
iu certain sections. although there uppel,s
30 be tendency toward bette rmpnt.
Tive leather market continues firm and iairlv
active Pr Ces are hIsh ana there arn ouly
lnodcraln stocks on hand Glazed Kid dealers
state trade is affected to q considerable de
gre bN FuropCan conditions. hut the dOmes' /
Irtue has improved somewhat Shoe deal r.
state lte'c is normal for this period In
anticipation ~ the Easter sales. hut coll
lc7titns are only fair
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26

New York banks lost Sl3i5,OoO to the
SuOlreasuIy YESTERDAY and since last
Friday have lost 81 $4,000.
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NEW YORK CURB
New Stock Transfer Arrangement

The Philadelphia Stock Exchange will
mail notices tomorrow TO its members as
well as 10 stock transfer offiees of rail-
roads, industrials and mining companies
whose securities are listed here, stating
tha the Treasury Department az Wash
ton has made a ruling which eliminates
double taxation on transfer OF eertih-
Gates.
To meet the ruling the members Of the
stock Exchange have had two sets OF
rubber stamps prepared which they VIII
use 10 stamp on the back OF the stock
certificates when a temporary transfer Is
made. stating that they are not the own
ers of the stock being transferred ana
such transfers will be made without a
TAX OF the Pennsylvania Railroad has
agrsed 20 accept these declarations and
h Is expected that other transfer offices
will also cooperate with the brokers 20
prevent The double taxation, which has
added 10 the cost OF trading. One set OF
revenue stamps Will suface for two such
transfers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26

Imports of general merchandise at the
port of New York for the week ended
March 20 totaled $lT,OO9, ,9O7, a decrease of
81, ,3l5, 1919 compared with same week last
year.
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GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT.-Rcceipts 15oOH bush. Tho
market was weak and further declined &c,
though export demand was ia!r. Quotations
Gar iots In export elevator, No. red, spot
Sl.52Ul 81. No. . red, Western, 81 l.Hla l.bl:
Round lots 3 export .glcyaIor 80 led ,o,. SPOT
81; 5Mlg@ .Gi'e No, Northern Duluth. SlW'4
CORN.-Receipts 1903 bush. Demand
was iisnt ard prices were iac lower. quota.
tons: Car lots, IN export elevat or. 30. :, SPOT
nau March, IMIIC.; steamer, ii,Tn Ia,ec.: No,
2. THaWIIac. Car lots for local trade, as TO
location, No; yellow, 7n';Isols,. steamer Eel-
Yellow, TIaIi.c-o n sample oi7,,i yellow 'S's"
OATS.-Recelpts, @7o,Gl3 bushels The
market further declined l2c. under a light do
mani and lower outside advicCs. QUO nti n
No . white 6lNdlc; standard white. 62HG'c.;
No white. GlHG2c. ~
RYE weak and lower. We quote at 81 lB
nj. rs per bush. as to quality, IN export eieyal
tor. AMI At Sl.CMi.l4 for small lots OF nearby
FIOIR.%Rcceipts 500 bbIs. and 574, ,456
lbs. In sacks. Tho market inactive and values
lower m sympathy with wheat ouoIati9ns,
600 do. straight. s6,G6dGS5 do. patent,
first clear Sf. 5ONG. ~: do straight SH.Tn"I
do. patrnt. STd 25: do, favorite brands 50 20
as. city mills. 81 dice and fancy patent, g hnd
4: do, regular grades winter clear, S6.35n
eco DO. straight, S6.6OH6s5; do. patent
RYE FLOUR was lower Demand light.
We quote nearby and Western, in wood, at
50 5O6B.T rs. as to quality,
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PEACE TALK CAUSED
SHARP DROP IN WHEAT
Longs Liquidated Heavily and
Stop Loss orders Were
Closed Out Following Va
rious Reports.

CHICAGO, H.. March 26.-Heavy losses
were suffered in the wheat market today
and this was the result Of stop loss orders
being uncovered and general liquidation
by longs There were several peace ru-
mors in circulation that were helpful 70
the bears. including the report that Tur-
key had broken with Germany and would
sue for separate peace.
The more deferred months were of Ia
n2Fs cents, while the May option was Oft
I cents at the close. July closed ga cents
lower The cash trade was slow, with
only 300 bushels reported here, 10000
bushels corn and 325.0OO bushels oats
OF the coru 1900 bushels were FOR eX-
port and $1,000 bushels OF the oats Corn
closed A,aa, cents lower and oats was oc
a.d7s cents. Export Cearances OF bread
stuffs with flour included as wheat, this
week were 6. .S26.OOO bushels, compared with
3 10000 bushels for the corresponding time
a year ago,
corn clearances were l.4O7OOO bushels
for the week, against $4,000 bushels year
ago. \ report was received here late IN
the day that Russia is preparing to shir
100000 bushels Of Siberian wheat from
NladivostoCk. II will take two months
to ship the grain to its destination.
Hog products closed higher on late COW
orng by shorts, coupled with smaller Of
rereings.
The United Kingdom has. it is under
stood purchased freely in Argentina.
India and America, and Notwithstanding
disappointment In some circles as to
slow progress in the Dardanelles. the
weekly quota Of wheat TO home ports will
he fair
II is believed Argentina shipments will
remain at about 5000 900 bushels weekly.
q, lur ,tas nerin Ar
Ecntine merchants are selling freely at
present prices, and seem agreeable TO
present range of values, in spite of the
recent sharp decline.
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NV HAVEN STRONG
ON BETTER EARNINGS
. .asood Shares Became Lead
u IN Afternoon Session, and
Market Advanced.

voRK. March 26. 49, Contraction.
y. taxing and liquidation for foreign
we're again the keynotes in the
=. ~ on the stock Exchange today ano
nous I'm market sense was
Ices disregarded Overnight news
~ .,riy ~ good, and during the morn
y ass,on 1t was reported from abroad
q gr,,rtev had broken with Germany
,n .,id sue for separate peace. This
~ "",ost favorable development which
" ns.nnrred in the foreign situation for
lime past, but the market did not
mi In the early realing.
We rose sharply at the opening on a
.unply, but after the first hour
y, we're supplied I'm n considerable
ca and the rise was checked and the
s.t became irregular. Virtually all
=. lost their early gains and some
,oIng below the final of yesterday.
7. sIl the selling, which represented
y, taking and European liquidation,
wsI taken and the selling was not
,.sncrtInp orders were put out in the
s.,roon session and the market again
-msd It's upward swing, some shares
.,l,r new high records for the present
..,msnt. There was Il good demand
!, from room traders and outsiders
n ,he upturn at times became ute
..rous This change of front of the
r.,rst from the morning session was
:, marked by a broadening out of
..slrg AT times the demand for stock
r. larger than the supply and prices
,,.nced lastly on any bidding.
p.il,oad shares were mostly favored,
y ,hey became the leaders. although
\. conpers were also well taken. Grad
n lmproyement In railroad earnings was
,.,uSbt TO be chiefly responsible for the
gy,neIng tendency in this class of
eo,ke. Many of the larger railroads are
aovnr up much better in their earnings
T,l.ments than they have been for some
I'M and 1t is generally believed that
fam no;, on things will be for the better.
70 the report that the February operat-
=, income Of the New Haven is eX-
,,.ltd to show an increase of about
rnvN, following an Increase of $6O6.7Oi
1 hnuary, the stock responded with Il
,Ar,e-point advance. Tho company's net
n eight months will be more than
moo ahead of the same period last
,,,r The market closed strong, but
r,tks were, as a rule, slightly under the
In Of the day, established in the early
riding
The earnings of the Rock Island in Feo-
afry were good, the gross advancing
E,%6 and the net s572.034 The eight
aonths gross was s., 1868 larger and
4. net for the same period showed a gain
d tlSSOS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26
PROVISIONS

The market was quet and without inn
portaut change Quotations City beef. in
iets, smoked and air-dred, 25lD2Gc: West
beef. krrickies and tenders smoked and air;
drlcd, 27n2sc.; Western leei knucklsesS, an, am
E PORK, family. $50 55d22 Is; hame. $, p. cured,
loose. I8Adi3isc,; do; sk19eed !oose: iSiS6. har
hams, smoked, city cured. as 70 brand and and
"tlred' i3Igd1lc.; do. boiled. boneess, 23d2ic.;
picnic ahOuldeTs cured loose ,c lSa liS;: ac
cordlng 10 average. loose. 246l2Ac,; break.
fsst bacon. as to brand A'j average city
cured. 17diSc lard, weste.n refined, tierces.
IIdlliic.: do. do. tubs, lld1lAc; lard; pure
lard pure city. aettle rendered. in tubs ITO
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

RUTTFR.-The market was in good shape
ana drm, with outside supplies well cleaned
up. Quotations; western tIesh' so.ld-paoSahea
extra frsts, 2sc tirsts, e6a2Ic seconSs IDS 23@
as TO quality; nearby prints, fancy, We
average extra. ale; hrsts e7ae0c. seconds,
g(T25c.; special fancy brands or prhts J"p-
bing at 3On3Ac.
EGGS we're in good demand and hrnl'
Ouotations. In free cases, nearby extras, re;
ner doz nearby hrsts, S6,l5 Per standard
ease: nearby current receipts, 81 per case
So psr Ease Southern, 81 +0d5,T0 per case
fancy selected CRndled fresh eggs were Io0bed
CHEESE.-In fair request and steady
Win moderate offerings, Qgotatio9s: New
do 10 fair To good, 16Tl6ihc, do, curren'
make l5Isd lGC. do. part skins, 50 l8c.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Tonopah Mining Company, regular quarterly
25 cents per share, payable April 2l TO stock
OF record March n.
Pittsburgh Coal Company, REGULAR quarterly
dividend Of ~ per cent. on preferred, PAYABLE
April % 10 stock OF record April i5
CitlEens Traction Company, ll5 per cent. on
preferred, payable April II to stock Of record
Mffehigh Valley Coal Sales COMPANY, regular
quarterly 2A per cent, payable April II To
stock OF record April \.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO March gG.HOGs Receipts, is,
uCO; market steady; mixed and hutchera SO. 40
40 -; good heavy. ST. 5OdG.IO. rough heavy,
SG.l5uG -. liaht. SGAiUG.TO pigs, S5.25uG %.
bulk, SG55uGGi.
CNTri Z. Bee Girts, 1000 market slronEi
: ~. rcNans, So 251T ~, calves. SslOGlu.2i
tive and Western 81 GuHs.tO; lambs, S7.50ff
~ 80
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26
MOVEMENT OF CURRENCY

NEW YORK. March 26-During the last
week the banks received S7.a4l ,OIO from the
interior and shipped to the interior S5,2lTOOO,
including 81 ia 900 national bank notes sent
10 WASHINGTON for redemption. Gain from in
terror was s., ,724, 900 Gold imports totaled
SlT, 800 900 from Canada. Loss on sab-treass-
ury operations was SO 49,, ,O0O. This made
Total gain OF SlT,542, 900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK, MarCh 20 -Bu1TER-Martct
FIRM. Receip =. 5l2l packages. Extra. 2atar.
higher scoring. a0a30'9c. STATE dairy. 27lsd
- gc.t imitation creamery. 2liad22c.
EGGS Market steady. Receipts. 5000 cases
Extra frs;s, 2uigH2ic.. IcE, packed. lHildr
Poke, nearby viii es. ne; mixed color. 2OTn
g'r.. gathered nearby brown, 22d22igc pc; storage
packed, 2OigVglC.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

llgITc.; ducks 15u lee. gees, 12aIGc.
guineRs, as, to quality, per pair, 5OfT0 ;:
pigeons. 9,d. per pair. 21m3Oc.; DO. youns
Observation-Disclosures Of fine desirable
sized STOCK light end values firmly h Id wi.n
dcmdnu sufficient to clean up the supply
OF his description. Quotations; FrtBl-
killed fowls. - to LoN, dly -pICAed and ury-
packed. fancy selected, 2oc, weisnins 4lsg5
1sc. do, : lns. apiece. 1Bq lsc,; do, unuer 3
ury packed, " cstern. Iui lbs. apiece. lsisc.:
do, do, 3la lbs. lTGtisc., do, do. 3 lbs. and
under, linIdc. Old ROSTERS, dIy-pickcd, lic.
squads, per doz.. white, weighing II to II lbs.
per doz., -, 25n,i.SO, white weighing TO 10
lus. per dcz.. Si.Gau i.l5 90, 10, lbs. per
doE., S3Hi2d; d., co. lbs per doz., S-@
[G9. do, 40. b.tH'2 lbs. ler du@ 81, 500 lSa
dark aud No. .. JOc.gSl. Frozen poul,ry-
Fowls. as to quality, lBd lSc.: chickens. dry
pi"keq ara ory-pacKcu, IN noAes milk-fed, II
Gi3B lbs. to dog lSC.; do. 3IU42 lbs. TO dog.
rSC.; 10, IiuI =. lbs. to duz lSc; 90, 4S lbo.
to doz., 20c o.. ~ lbs. urd over, 2lc.; CORN
fed 1ln42 lbs. to uOz. lGr., do, Eiu4T lbs. TO
d0z.. lie; 90, IS lbs. to doz., lDc, 90, 10
lbs. and over, go. Chickens. 'lry-picked and
dry-packed. In hhls Western. COIN ed, lbs.
and over, lsc.; do, DO, lbs, lTalTl4r.: DO.
do @ll lbs li!ay. 10, 10; glii It's. ~
- lbs. TO box, @Tc., DO. fancy, 2ld2D lL9, to
uoz.. 2tc.: cotn-lcd. fancy. lsii-4 lbs. TO doz..
:.'a.; do. pirnc. 25uaU lbs. TO duz.. .2c Tur-
KEYS, dY-pi'kel and dry acked-FHnCN. p
22c,: fair To good lSd2Oc old toms, l9ae0c,;
ducks, fancy. in boxes, lld'Sc.: do, ordinary
to good l2HlGr., geese, choice and fancy, $50
i6C do. No =, l26lIC
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RATES FOR MONEY
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK March 20.-The foreign eX-
change market opened at the highest figures
for the week with advances OF y in sterling
ling was quoted at 4SOit; cables, I.Shs
Francs were steady, with cables al 5..gis ant
checks at 80.
In the afternoon sterling became reactionary
demand being quoted al 470'sp%, and cables
at I.Semis
Sterling. Francs. Marks elders
cables .-..., i.s0'saii h.20Is Si's 31mrs
Demand ..-.. ITNat hmls Sila 3gas
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26
LnNn0N MARKET FIRM

LONDON. March 2G.-securItIcs on the stock
Exchange today were firm, but the list was
spotty. Sentiment in the gllt-edged section
was cheerful. especially with regards to the
war loan. The new G5OoO.OOO 4la per cent,
q 10 10 year Canadian Government loan was
quoted at a premium OF n OF per cent tn5
was reported that the loan had already ceen
more than covered. The arrival or j. y,
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COTTON

SEW YORK March 20 There was hot
tcr outside demand FOR cotton this morning
than at any time since the reopeuius uf the
exchange. and the market after opening steady
! TO . points lower I'm sympathy pui. KY ad-
Nanrcd 20 n net gain OF u to y points over
last nights Local houses were good buyers
and inoio was an excellent iuvcstmen. dempnI.
At the close prices were n to Is points bouN
tue nnol ot Lostiday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26

Bank clearinEs today compare with corre-
spording dsY last two years:
PHILADELPHIA 500 iaR 4RC S25 l02 $50 S2:INSr. .G2n
New York @T7 az 2lS 2O2. 7TG 930 ESQ 23l 600
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Extra Diyidend on Cunard S. s. Co.

LONDON March 2G.-Nt meeting Of the
directors Of ti" Cunard steamship Company It
was recommended that a dividend Of ~ ner
cent. le declared on the ordinary stock, with
a bonus or 10 p7r cent. \ dividend of > per
cent, WAS pn.d on the preferred stock up to
necvnlber ii. lnl4 The report showed that
the profits In 1914 were gar ,32G
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FRESH FRUITS

Demand fair for choice stock and values sen
erally well sustained rnCer n oderate oiterinss
quotations: Apples, New York, per bbl.-Hork
m@.IC; Spy. S2m..Tl: Baldwin, S2m2. -; bvn
Davis, Si.75d2.T5 other good eating varieties.
81 TUN .. 81: U.Odunl, SlHl 10 APPLES Meste,n.
per box MnnI6; %; ;osiSSa pSawq,e leans and PeaHs,i'
yer ornngas tISG4% lsonS' o, peS W.
225 tanGerines, Florida, per strap = 500
2.bO; grapefruit, FlOriGa, per boA, ~. 5Ofr2. 80:
pineaprles per crate-Porto Rico, Si.T5p4;
Florida, S2Gri, cranberries fancy late va
reties, per bbl., 81. 5OqI 80; cranberries
Jersey. per crate, 25HT5c.; Strawberries
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26

Passenger Fare Bill Reported Out

LANSING, Mich, March 26.-The House and
Senate committee have reported out the
railway passenger rare nll, calllng Tor slid
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= to 2:3O p. NJ.
BON IDS.
lST Cam Steel scrip LII.


900 Key Tel lSt 5s.................... H3'l
5000 phila Co cons ls...,........,.,.., IS
iOGO Poop Pass I is..,............... 50
1900 EleC IL Poop Tr is.............r.. -
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK. March 20 Trading was fairly
active the Coffee Exchange at the opening.
Futures showed advances Of 1 to . points
Prices follow.
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POULTRY

IINE.-The market quiet with moderate
hut ample offerings at quoted rates quota
higher. old ToOs'eTs, ltlaal@c.; chickens, so Z
meated 1GNlTc., DO, -tagGy, ltp lac' turkeys,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26
BAR SILVER

NEW YORK, March 2G.-Commcrrial bar si
Ncr was quoted at Oi2c. today. unchanged.
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REFINED SUGARS

Tho market firmly held, but trade quiet. We
ouote. standard gTanulated 5O5c., hne gran
UI5ted Z NNc powdered, &c: confectioners' A
5SCc; soft pradCs bO5N565c.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
Bank of France Statement

PARIS March 2B.-The following are the
prnclpal items In statement OF the Bank OF
France for week ending yesterday. compared
with the previous week: 81,
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In a lengthy discussion of trade condi-
tions, the Franklin National Bank states
that attempt Is being made to hold back
copper production and steady the price
by simply meeting consuming demands.
Lake and some of the Southwestern
mines are running at full capacity. with
Anaconda producing 50 per cent. of nor
NAL, showing total copper production Is
above 70 per cent OF normal. This in
creasinG production cannot come out OF
refueries until toward the middle of the
year and with the great decrease shown
last month In European stocks, there
should be ample demand for it by the
time il reaches the market,
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DIVIDENDs
LEHIGH VALLEf RAIIRoAD CoMI

LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY
Philadelphia. March ~. lyl3.
The Board Of Direetos OF the Lehlgn VALLEY
Railroad Company have this day declared 3
quarterly isidend Of tNo and oee-hah ess
10 stockholdeTs Of record March 81 1919 and
a quartlrly dividend Of tNo ana one haif psf
cent. for Si .25 per share on its romp1n stoc =
10 stockholders OF record. March ~, iai5 hQta
"a sahie April 10, 1915
checks Win bs mailed e
treasaref.