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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25

;75osss5o: yeariins steers and hsiters @gss:
COWS. ss@s735 stockers and Is.1e.s' 49, md
reIas and Indian steer, S; tssse 20 sHEEP@
Receipts nominal; steady: lambs. fs5ogs,,oo.,,
ewes, ssso@ss?5; clipped iamS, @ .7Sx ~ y
yc.rlins. ts5O@ss elippea r yenfs 200
nr1n. vEALs-Rsoeipts 100; sctivs and STEADY p,,y
Haas; mixed. yOIker' ;Si,Pss
s sis H iHf'L A,ssRsoeip. sheep active
and steady; lambs slow; lamb; s6@slO mn.
Kansas cry APEiI st 20 S.syy
S srSos an. SSh Sutshsr sI9Ss,ss8 sht s7tS
ST so: pigs ;s75@N4o. cArliEIs, heseip'sii ~;
steady prime ed steers NlogsSso' ,qs 's 60
ees .sOsSso; heiiers. .eGss.e stOcEsTs a1d
feeders sG509SS 50: bulls. $3.50 500: ce'eso e
asl0 SHEEP-Recsipts. 700 steady; la.1s, g ,
@siOso yearlings. $500 80; wethers' "sso''''
eve" Cincinnati April 4-HoGs--Receip... 2.looi
steady packer, and butchers, III goo e. ioS
''s Mxi.uf SaO April 2.-wHEA!INo Norts S,ra
SSS'LscSo R 70 S0J yaG 7si2c MaS is5.e
iaiy. 5lSc.O 'BARIEY2Msl.ins. 55$sls. ,,u
Duluth April "a --WHEAT-No | hard 1I'ooA !
No Northern. .le;t N2 S1rf si Is higher. No
red car los. export 81 52a$IGj: NJ NortheSr-n
Dnlu,b. export. Sl13@tl76 CORN higher 10
. spot export 100 Soc No yellow local si,f
s5c OATS higher No white. 6i@64l5c fLoI
eE@ ger yi9 Ia 40 S' i,s1t s.
P.5gIsn ,Ag Il rc ss 's's g. s iaHFPRf
and common ns, $3.50 lambs IS 5os;e 80; veal veal
calves 50 50@tlo HOGS steady; receipt33 ls n.,
ts mass 10 ligh, Yoricrs t79jSsS. piss. $3.50
S1.sJ: roughg. stdkb.lJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
WHEAT PRICES
SCORE GAINS
Chicago Market Strong on Ur-
gent Demand for Grain
In Liverpool.
London y. Y.
g1aaa nnfHAHru

Chicago, April 24.-Wheat prices ad-
vanced in response to continued
strength at Liverpool, where offerings
were said to be light and the demand
increasingly urgent. Considerable In
terest also was taken in Buenos Ayres
advices telling Of heavy speculative
buying, diminishing receipts and OF
broadening export call.
Word that the ice was breaking up
at Archangel and promising an outlet
for Russian wheat seemed TO make no
Impression. After opening 4 off TO
" I'm the market scored material gains
all around.
crop winter wheat for export had
further strengthening influence. The
close was strong, ltsc to FAC above
Corn bulged with wheat, and as a
result of incessant damaging rains In
Argentina. Selling was only scattered.
The opening, which varied from 4 to
a. higher, was followed by additional
No important reaction took place.
The close was firm at sc to %c ad-
vance.
Active buying Of September oats
tended to lift other months. The oulls
were chiefly pit SPECTATORS.
Trade in provisions was light. quo
tations showed no decided change.
CHICAGO PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
COTTON EASES UP
OVER WEEK END

Cotton was quiet, and business sp-
reared to be chiefly of a weekend
character, resulting in comparatively
narrow and irregular fluctuations, with
the close steady 3 points lower TO
points higher
Relatively steady cables and favora-
Bile reports from the drygoods trade
were followed by some covering at the
start of business here, and after open
ing 3 TO 4 points higher active months
sold up another point or two. There
was no aggressive buying, however, and
prices soon turned easier under reallZ-
ing for over Sunday, or some scattered
selling, which appeared to be inspired
by improved weather in the Southwest
and rather a less favorable view Of
European peace possibilities for the
time being. Trading tapered of on a
scale down, and prices rallied a few
points from the lowest in the late
trading
II was rumored that a prominent
local spot house which is expected TO
take up cotton on May contracts would
dispute all tenders of cotton that had
not already been passed upon by the
government classers, but trading in the
near months remained quiet. and May
was relatively easy during the entire
morning New Orleans was a seller
here at times during the morning, but
there appeared to be very few foreign
orders around the ring. and commission
houses were perhaps the chief sellers.
Fall River advices estimated tho
weeks sales of print cloths at 100000
pieces, against $4,000 for the same week
last year, and estimated sales for the
last four weeks in that market have
aggregated 5000 pieces, against
400 900 last year. The reports of large
sales and big attendance Of buyers at
the carpet auctions held here during
the last week were also commented
upon as indicating the increasing &C
tivity of domestic trade. and some eX-
pect that the next report of the Census
Bureau will show larger number Of
active spindles, owing to the combina-
ton of continued activity in heavy
goods and the improving demand from
domestic sources.
The weather map showed some fur
Their rain in the Southwest, and addi-
tional private advices were received
complaining Of excessive moisture, but
clearing conditions were reported this
morning and indicated by the official
forecasts. The amount Of cotton on
shipboard awaiting clearance at the
close of business on Friday was 1853 ,623
bales, against 120,1S2 last year. There
will be a meeting OF members OF the
New York Cotton Exchange on Monday
TO consider amendments 10 the bylaws
Range of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25

The financial community as a whole
e Of one mind with the rest OF the
country IN wishing that the war were
over. L Is not blinded by the large
rrofts that many companies are max
i-g on war contracts. Il clearly reeog-
-;Ses that when the fighting nations
tYrr % peace and the commerce OF the
World begins its return TO normal pro-
ror,iors the United States will be IN
better position than any other coun-
nv 20 benefit by H. But in the mean
tine there is disposition 70 seize
vhat opportunities there are and make
very much the most Of them. II there
are heavy dealings in the war stocks
{, is because spectators are wiling
N take unusual risks for the sake or
.le. action" which IS their life rather
.hs0 tie themselves Up 70 securities
which are safer but move so slowly
hat in comparison with the war stocks
-lev seem not 10 be moving At all.
There is 10 way Of keeping gambling
os. Of the stock market. At times Ike
.hese IL becomes inordinate and largely
because legitimate speculative oppor-
entities are relatively few.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
RESERVE BANKS
LOANS INCREASE
Gain of $500,000 Last Week
Interpreted as Sign
of Prosperity.
from Ths rrisuns Burs.n. ]

Washington, April 24.-An increase
in loans and discounts Of 100000 over
last week, shown In tho weekly state
ment OF the Federal Reserve Board.
was regarded in the Treasury to-day
as n sign Of returning prosperity.
Most of this increase was made by
the three Southern banks. This is
taken as an indication that the South
is rapidly recovering from the de-
preston caused through difficulty in
mark citing its cotton.
The cash reserves show an increase
Of $1,300,000, Chicago and Philadelphia
reporting the largest gains. New York.
Philadelphia and Chicago reported the
largest gains in the amounts OF gold
held. New York, however, reported
net withdrawal OF sl,300,000 Of other
cash, but this was Offset by q net
gain or 100000 by the Chicago bank.
Indicating that the farmers are
getting the benefit of the last minute
clause inserted in the currency bill,
permitting farmers ninety days paper
to be redscounted by the reserve
banks, an increase of $4,000 is re-
ported under the head of agricultural
paper, which now constitutes about 5
per cent of the total holdings of the
banks.
Deposits showed a gain Of more
than 100000, with the largest in
crements in New York and st. Louis.
About 100000 were paid in on capital
accounts by the various banks during
the week, in advances made on the
third instalment, which will be due on
Nav 9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
unrnnrsE PRODUCTS.

C,cur,bers. No l. doz. sl@Sl.25: No ?. boz. veg
81, caulino%ers. doz, s2SsS.5o: lettuce; NEARBY
81. sl@s2: doz. 2595oe mushroom; wme' ca
Sik ,a5 st'yl loo punches. $i5o@t2 rhabae dol
lunches, 3 IA iOc: nearby. 100 punches. S-9SS; To-
mAtoe5 ID, l0920c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
Covering by Shorts Helps
TO Restore Optimism
to Spectators.
"MOp" RECEIVERSHIP
LOOKS LESS LIKELY
Companv's Bonds and Stock
Show Power TO Rally Fol-
lowing Early Weakness.

Saving short over the week end has
-, row the attraction Of few weeks
eco the feeling in converted Wall
c,reet being that good news is much
roors likely 20 break over Sunday
han bsd. From all accounts there was
Good deal Of short covering yester-
5,v and sentiment, with prices rising
,,a;n. had one Of those sudden about
t,,. movements that were common last
reek. Before yesterday the Street had
,rsttv well abandoned its expectation
- early peace IN Europe. Spectators
cure end simple. in fact, were begin
Ming TO think that It wouldn't do any
harm 20 have the war so on few
-,onths longer. When there we're only
,ro or three war stocks the hope was
sor~e-hirg different. Now that there
eve twenty-five or thirty, any prospect
n an early peace is. 10 large number
~ The speculative fraternity, d thing
Almost 20 he dreaded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
The Big Fluctuations.

Ia the price ranges of those stocks
which have scored the largest gains in
The last few weeks there is food for re-
qec.ica. The following list - not eN-
bsustiva. but it is fairly complete.
The range is for the year to date.
Here are the stocks: Bethlehem Steel,
46i.-155; Mexican Petroleum., oil.
e6i.: American Locomotive, DDS
maxwell Motors common, 15l4-8724,
sr qt preferred 48fl-S7}4. second pre-
terred 1886; General Motors, 81
$50. Studebaker, $780,; Goodrich.
241-58s.; General Chemical. 100
PIP: AlHs Chalmers common, 7fi-l8'
preferred 33-56l7; Amalgamated Cop
per- 50s.-7o'4; Car and Foundry, 90
locomotive. 265s-55l4; Anaconda
o4'.-3s4; Pressed Stee! Car .
49,: Railway Steel Spring, l9-$6 2;
Steel. 38-oO-.; Westinghouse Elec-
.ric, Ga so; WHY'S Overland. 87-l35'
and Cuban-American Sugar, $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
LONDON MARKET
FAIRLY ACTIVE
Copper Stocks Easy-Americans
Uncertain, with a Trend
Toward Weakness.

London, April 24.-The stock market
closed the week moderately active.
Most OF the business was in war loans
and Brazilian and Indian stocks, with
oil shares the feature in the miscel-
laneous section. Copper issues were
easy.
In the American section the ten
dency was undecided. Only a moderate
amount of business was transacted
and occasionally prices were lower.
Consols closed unchanged at 66 Die.
Money and discount rates were
steady. Money loaned at Id to 1-2
per cent. Discount rates for short
bills were pa per cent; for three
months, 215-16 to 8. The Bank Of
England bought $4,000 in bar gold
and ear-marked $4,000 for the Ar
gentine.
Gold premium at Lisbon was $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25

R.c.,p,a LAS head. nons on sale. Feeling
nomiually steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
NEW YORK PRICES.

CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
CURB MARKET
TRANSACTIONS
General Price Trend Irregular
Oil List Rather Quiet
Mining Issues Firm.

Prices continued to go higher in g
number OF curb stocks yesterday.
though the general trend Of the market
was Irregular. international Petroleum
lost q fraction, while international
Motors made an advance of point and
Electric Boat common improved point
and the preferred o points. Riker &
Hegeman Corporation Was more actively
dealt IN, and improved substantial
fraction.
The oil list was contracted and bust
ness comparatively quiet. Losses Of l
point each were made by Standard OF
New Jersey and New York, and Stand
ard Of Indiana improved l. Other
Issues were about steady. The general
tone OF the mining group was frmer,
with advances Of from / to 3 points
among the specislties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
GRAIN IN OTHER CITIES.

Kansas City. April 2i-cAsH wHEAr--No 2
hard. ST. 5sasl 81, No red. $l.57 CORN-No 2
mixed. T6s.c. No : white The No 2 yellow:
f7S77izc OATS-No white. 55E 93oc; No :
miIed 52a52ac. -
81. Louis April 24--wHEAT--No 2 red ;l5iA
@sl5Shs; No : bard. s. an ssloi May ts,s.
CORN-No Q 7sI.c. No white. I9hc. May.
7sTc' OATS-No ,. ssh 856Ae. No : white.
5sc May. 55Ac.
Wlnnipes. Man. April "a MAY wheat sold here
to-day A. high as sizes. constituting ne" hsh
record.
Toledo. April i-wHEAT-Cash. ;ls?: MAY
sl62L. CLOyERSEED-Prlmec cash and Aprl.
TIMOTHY-Prlme cash. t30Tls sept S3l5
Minneapolis. April - -FLOUR-Fancy patents.
s.: nrst clears 81 50: second clears. 81 %. BRAN
unchanged wHEAT-No ! hard. 81 65A No !
Northern. 81 sos. sl.6if. 40 2 Nor-hsrn 81 So.
a,l6l+: MAY Sl5sA. CORN-ND yellow.
1iaS75c OATs-No white. 552g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25

The Day They Celebrate.

Everv native Of New York knows
when the DAY of the annual police
parade has come. because of the gen
eral INVASION Of prohibited territory
by the uusncart pedlers. Then, too,
the Nassau Street crocus, the three
card monte man, plies his trade unmo-
Tested and the number Of crap games
IN New Street swells from two or three
10 twenty or thirty. Between Wall
and Beaver Streets on New ycster-
day one observer counted twenty-three
games going on at one time. There
Is no question about it," az a man
remarked last week, who had just
cleaned IN" $1,000 on a stock he had
never heard Of before the war order
reports got thick. New York is a place
Of wonderful opportunities.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
"liop" in Better Regard.

Toy short time after 10 o'clock the
Street continued 10 believe that Mis-.
sour. Pacific was 10 share the fate OF
ROCK Island. The company's 4o-year 4
rer cent bonds, which had closed on
Friday at 47i2, with loss for the
rsa. Of 6 points, opened rs points
lover. and the stock added another
-ont to Fridays loss. going to l2t2.
III there the tide turned. The alb
nee Of any unusual activity in the
bonds helped 10 give traders the idea
mat they had been precipltate in think
Ing that because Rock Island had gone
10 receivers hands Missouri "a
,.- was likely 10 so there, too. Inc
r..y in the stock market likewise
ended 10 convert pessimism into hope
fsIress. And the 4 per cent bonds
rallied 70 47@4. with a gain Of = Of a
po.r, on the day, while the stock rose
20 1875. with & gain Of IS Of point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. April %. 1915
GRAIN

WHEAT--Bull, again had advantage IN the DAYS
operations In the wheat market and final prices
new crop deliveries showing the most strength.
Slost OF tho upturn was attributed % renewal u
The ot. involved soeordns 81 10 9'r G S5SS
Circulated near The close OF tho market. was
made Il hazardous 70 mention any particular amount
mat the trade eonsidsrod the rumors had some
oasi, 10 fact, however. was evident from tho way
the market shot ugssrd in tho last hour. At tho
opening tho level OF pricos little higher than
ast night. due TO strong cables aud commission
Rouse buying out weather and crop conditions over
winter and spring wheat states we're 80 nearly por-
rect that enough pressure was Induced a. the sl-
vance 70 bring about fair reactions by the and -
the nrsI hour Al lis lowest level tho market sold
about ko under the previous close from when
there Sn pefpendicular advance OF 1880 a bushel
greatest advance. The heavy clearances. Averaging
900 goo bushels dag lately. pointed 20 q large
weight with buyers IN the last hour Ths Broom.
hal ea9le were vsry strong, and mentioned an
all Offers Ihs Busnos Ayes market was also
strong. with tho weather uniGyorable owing to gen.
eral rams Private ADVICE. from Indiana SAT- wheat
looked nearly perfect over both Illinois and Indiana
The cash market here was strong. with No 2 red
fll2t. track: No l Northern Duluth, 81 6s
and No ! Northern Manitoba. $l.67la. { / Z Bur.
fslo. CORN-The market a, nrst showed strong
undertons and after reactions due TO reports q
increased country offerings and disappointing
Eastern cash demand was carried higher again IN
closed \ 40 nat higher and at practically he best
point Of tho day. The Argentine news accounted for
much OF the early buying. weather conditions IN
that country continue untayorGbls causing strong
market 81 Buenos Ayres. Liverpool was also = "a "a
higher. With an urgent demand. due % tho builish
Argentine news. and this supplied basis for much
OF the strength which occurred In our markets Cash
corn locally was trm 81 e04e for No yellow.
prompt shipment. 0ArS-Fim and higher closing
a. n9 &c nsi advance. late months showing tho
most strength. Although weather and crop news
was favorable. exporters continue 30 show an IN
teresL aud there not much speculative pressure
Cash oats here were quiet ard unchanged stand
ard. 63965lsc: No white. 63la @8ic; No white
% q esc; No white. g. sc. fancy clipped
white, ssh g6sc; ordinary clipped white. et96il5c
all elevator. RYE-Firm; 30 Western 81 25
c export BARLEY-Quiet: mailing. S2dSsc,
nominal Z Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
Noysub.r tW4Isv VS.
SUGAR.

NoysmbsY 6J0SI.W US
SUGAR.
Refined SUGAR quiet aud unchanged on ths otss
OF $50 for fine granulated. Cpttal domin~s 1890
ID ear,ous half or full size pteco ssv, Nn s'yo
In half cases do cases. ID caft0fA sty ahu
IN half cases, eagle tablets. Iso Gu. iosI 800 800
crushed, go; mould A. e.S3;i ouors ana esss ~
feotiopsrs Granulsted. sl5; xxx powuefea o,y,'
and DAD IN containers. IS ID bulk. eagle, 10 PaI
powedsred e15i powdered ard eoarss powdersn 10
is,sd. eases, 2. " and y cartons, e1o -S sna
On egrsnulsted. $40. . ID hass, do sno 81 aa 10
ban. do ais. 10 osss do. $40; ~ 10 80 sI,n M
sos; IS ard 30 ID bags do and standrd Hs a. ,
LATED bs5: rns graduated and diamond A. e'syI
confectIonsfy A. $50; No. l. eo5i 70. e.S:
No. q, 5.55; No. 4. $50; No .. btoi 20 o. TX;
No Z, 635i No s. $50; No. Q, s2o NO: ~, o-yg'
No. IL 6f5j No IL. $40: No. u. ~ and H.
Raw was steady. and willis there we're sales o. .
few scattered lot, 10 operations al old prices ~
fehngs were DOT very Aggressive ana noidss senoa
moro inclined 10 hold for higher prices. r or1
Vcos were ci-ered at 46t for Centrnggal wlthou,
attracting buyers. The market closed srsH az
I6l for centrifugal. 3G Tor molaises and "a iS
Cubas coat and freght. -
SUGAR FUTURES.
Futures opened quiet. point advance 70 PONY
lower with rrst sales 400 tons The market cloeeh
unchanged 10 decline Of points, with toLai SAFES
Tor the dag l.ijO tons. Range OF prices v..,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
COFFEE.

The market was unsettled by continued near
month liquidation during Saturdays trading and
closed at a net decline Of 2Ge points sales we're
reported q 69.750 bags. including exchanges Of
May for December al 1853 points May for July at
l26 points, and MAY for September al ll6 polnts
Aside from this eyening-up Of the near-molth IA
Al .tiGpation Of notices on Monday and some scat
tered realizing Of later deliveries there appeared
be little feature. and there nothing 10 lndi.
cate any important change Ia the general situation
Brazilian cables reported no change IN milreis
prices In the rate Of Rio exchange on London.
but the reaclonAry tendency which developed In
the local market on Friday was In evidence from
the start. and after opening At a decline Of from
20 points. the more active positions sold
about 1 10 IL points net lover. This decline car
ned May contracts on 20 s. 81. or q points below
tie high level Of last Thursday.
May Liquidation has now been more or less IN
evidence for over q month. and the near month in
terest must have been materially reduced by
switching into later deliveries at widening pre-
NUNS Ideas TO the number Of notices likely
70 be issued Monday more less conflict
ins but 10 is supposed that there must still be
SONS interest In tho old style contract. there
would otherwise be a tendency toward a reduction
in the July premiumS RIO reported a clearance 81
900 bags for New York aud arrivals a: New
York were IS. $50 bags Cost and freight offers
were about unchanged. ranging around l0dlOi7c
for Santos T. ard about T13gT.c for RIO =.
Prices IN Brazil said 10 be about 6 per cent
above ouOl6,ilus prevailing IN the local spot mar
ket which continued quiet on Saturday At 1910
Tor Rio Is and lOc for Santos Is. Range OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
PROVISIONS.

In contrss. to tho advancing trend IN gain 90
Saturday ths provision market was ess sr 40 40 -
pressure from commission houses and prospects iof
isrly large receipts next week. Tho arrivals W. osa
expected on Monday aud 10. 900 next week han,
CITY had 1000 hogs sad o9a an s S;SSy; ssa
;s'd ,So Gg't Clear MS ,ss,lo bsES quiet quoted
Ms, sissos:iS tsaay 'i :s Se{Rs s:Hssib
N9$t2o: extra India T nS 'SSS'Sie ioke: 10
b. hoi isss c'' ito lb' lie: pr' iic CUT MArs
Pickled bellies dull; 10 ID. 1870; IL ID; l1oj
TAILoW quist special. 7c: cdty; 6hc; county county
6l1a87.e. LARD aulst: middle West, ssoS ~
steady; South America lloi Continent. I9sVS(
Rrazil kegs l2c: compound steady: quo,edi It1Y
7a.c. sTEABINE quiet; oleo sac; Guy iafu'
stearlne. he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
sGABoARD cLsARANcEs.
FLOUR AND MEAL.

F1ou. while firm. was quieter. with Quotations
Spring patents. s76Oats spring
clears. s6.S5@N.l5; winter patents. 1850 81 30
winter stralghts. s7logE. 80; extra 10 / winter.
s 9O9te. l5 eItra, No winters. S5.G5at5.sO;
en,s. jobbing lots. ss75dt925. RYE FLoUG-
quiet fair to good. S560@$6.75. choice to fancy.
s6.S0@f. COIGNMEAL~-Steady, kiln drled 81
fine white and yellow, 81 700
sl.75; coarse. :l60&2Le5 FEED-Western steady;
bran: 100 ID sacks. f?7 standard middlngs,
S27.75; -four DO. f3i: red dog -four, 40 10 sacks
$500 $50; city steady: bran bulk sos 10; 100 ID
sacks s2s; heavy middllnss do. $40: -four do. t34
REQ dog -four, lio ID sacks. $3.50: oilmeal nom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25

Liverpool cables,-spot cotton quiet: sales. s. 900
bales: speculation and export, 900: American.
a. 900. Imports, Q 00O American. 5000; middling
upland 575d futures opened barely steady. 2s4
points lower; closed steady. net l@2 points lower.
May June SD: July-AuUlst. 8 3d. october No
vember. 90: January February s.06d. March April,
aid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
Yields OF Stocks.

OF the 816 stocks dealt in last week,
l52 are dividend payers and l64 are
not. OF the dividend payers only 80
are railroads. The following table OF
the income yields Of dividend payers IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25

COFFEE CABIES.-Rlo. No 7. unchanged az
bsi75: exchange unchanged at i2.d. receipts. a.
900 bags: stock $4,000 bags. Santos. No 4. IN
changed $3.50: receipts. $4,000 bags. stock 1885,
600 bags. 1890
Receipts a. the two ports were 1900 bags
against 10 900 last and 5000 two years ago.
Sac Psulo had 5000. against 1900 and 5000.
and Jundiahy 1000. against 1000 and 1000 bags.