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Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-09
FOR SEVERAL WEEKS VISIT.

To Wright accompanied his wife and children to Fairbank Sunday and returned to the district the same even ing Mrs Wright and the children will spend some time near Fairbank In hope that the health of one of the children will improve
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-09
MeKENzIE REcoVERINe.

Norman Mckenzie, the well known shift boss at the Sacramento mine is recovering from a serious opera tion which he recently underwent at the Copper Queen hospital
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-09

DID YOU GET THE AUTOMOBILE?
 If it wasn't you you can get some thing more valuayle-good health
 Save a little from your pay envelope and get bottle of VITROLOX You can do your work easy and always feel young if you clean up the system with YITROLOX. Central Pharmacy.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-09
CUT YOUR EXPENSES

By getting your gasoline by the drum l7 l-2 cents per gallon delivered J. E. Brophy, agt, The Texas Co
 Phone 284. Lowell 221
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-09
GASOLINE

At r 1-2 cents per gallon the drum delivered J. E. Brophy, agt, The Texas Go. Phone 2S4. Lowell 221
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-09
IIrNEY SERVICE

5c to or from Lowell Lowell car stop 10 Orpheum theatre Machine operates every fifteen minutes. Chas. Cash. 36O POT
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-09
L LOCAL
BACK FROM KENTUCKY.

John Quarles, the well known trans fer man of Lowell, has returned from Hopkins county, Kentucky, where he recently buried his brother.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-09

Call or phone Seeley's, Lowell for cut flowers or floral designs Phone 37O
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-09

Fresh cut flowers. delivered where you will See seeleys Lowell Phone 31O.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-09
Margaret IIIingtOn's glove fitting shoes

Margaret Ilingtons glove fitting shoes This
  with the of fitting the The  
  has favoraby received Dame Fashions jects and it bids fair for general adoption by the fa
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-09

Call or phone seeleys. Lowell, for cut flowers or floral designs. Phone
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-09
IN poueLAs WoRKINe.

TN IWUNLN9 WWTNTNITNN. m Red Huddleston, formerly the proprietorof a pool and billiard hall in Lowell and one of the best known residents of the district is back it. Douglas, where he is working for too C.& A. company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02
WHEAT RALLIES ON
EXPORT DEMAND
Market. However, Closes Ner'
vous at 34c to l7sc Net
Advance.

Chicago. May |. Buying ascribed to
exporters rallied wheat to-day after
beaviness at the start. The early de-
cline resulted from lower quotations al
Liverpool and from scattered showers
in the domestic winter crop belt. De
liyeries on May contracts were not OF
q MAGNITUDE that seemed likely 20 prove
burdensome. Opening prices, when
varied from the same as last night to
,c down. was followed by decided
general advance above last nights lever.
Subsequently other gains were MADE
influenced by the outlook Tor liDerSl
decrease in the United States Nisiole
supply total on Monday. Inc cloSe
was nervous at sc 10 l'sc net "u
vance. o
Corn developed frmness, owing some
what to unfavorable weather III Argeh-
tina. Strong houses were on the buy
ing side. After opening lse on 10 sc
an the market scored moderate rise
Some inquiry from the seabosrd
helped later to cause a further al
vance. The close was firm, sc 10 &c
above last night. 49,.
Deliveries Of oats were on pig
seale. but passed into the hands o.
shipping concerns. When shorts trieu
10 cover in the pit they found little fol
sale. ,-,..io.
In provisions the May deliveries
,urned out TO be smaller than expect
ed, In consequence the market hard
ened. despite lower prices for hogs.
ru,cAcn Prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02
OTIS

Rssn.d psuolsum wss sisaay .ad uaehinsssa,
I5H.ss1 OF wls arm a. rcsnt prices STANDARD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02
Bank Loans Increase.

lr This weeks bank statement there
s. that considerable increase in loans
-- has been so confidently expected
q along. Last week the actual state
rent showed a gain OF slightly over
Sl0200OO1. but the change was so
small. compared with the evident great
increase Of speculation in the stock
market as 10 surprise many students OF
financial conditions. Now there Is a
better reflection of what has been go
irp on the Stock Exchange, loans in
the average statement showing an IN
crease Of Sl7.0OO.O0O and i'm the actual
statement an increase of S30,50O0Oo.
3. IS always risky making deductions
from bank statements. and the danger
O. drawing false differences has been
increased by the possibility that tinanc-
ing Of war contracts is entering Impor-
family into local banking operations;
nevertheless, there have been so many
sign lately pointing to the creation Of
larz. speculative position in the
stock market that 10 .s no more than
reasonable 10 regard the banking fig
ures a. corrobCrat.vc of the theory that
purchases Of stocks and bonds for cash
have diminished i'm their proportion TO
purchases on credit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02
Mystery in Gold Movements.

Neither Iu London nor in New York
Is there disposition ON the part OF
banker, 90 make anything but q mys-
terry OF the international gold move
meuts They seem 20 be 50 thoroughly
eatanr.td lu the war financing oper-
srons that reticence about them has
come 90 be the thing. Yet IN London
financial gossip it is talked Of as an
accomplished fact that the Bank Of
France has released large quantities OF
gold for TINS centre. There was one
importation o. gold made 10 New York
from Ottawa which the cOnslgnees an
nounced they had deposited IN ma
tlOnal bank for account Of the Bank Of
France. Concerning subsequent lmpor-
iauons, however. silence has been pre-
served. u has been cOnJectured that
they were likewise for account OF the
Bank OF France. but the phrase for
account" ls susceptible Of many inter
pTetatons The most reasonable as
sumption of what is going on seems TO
be that France is paying for her pur-
ehsses Of ammunition, horses and so
on in the United States with gold Sc
cured az Ottawa by arrangement with
The Bank OF England. and that PROB.
ably she is reimbursing the Bank OF
England In London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02
COTTON HAMMERED
BY HEAVY SELLING
Prices Drop II to 19 Points
Shortage Of Seed in Car
Olinas Feared.

lquldatlng movement of rather
large volume caused severe drop in
cotton on Saturday, and final prices
were II to 10 points net lower, or
about bottom for the day and some 40
points under the highest levels OF the
season. A feature Of the decline, il
not it's most important influence. was
the heavy selling by a prominent spot
interest, chiefly October. Its sales Of
that delivery were fully $4,000 bales in
the first hour and much larger for the
entire day. This selling was supple
mented by further aggressive pressure
b. room traders, who have been bear
ish all the week, but under 1850 for
October, buying OF an unusually good
class developed. Houses with Wall
Street connections and Southern specu-
lative interests. which took down large
profits at higher levels. were cOnspicu-
Gus in this buying movement which.
however, was readily supplied by the
large amount of cotton offered.
Among bull traders, however, this
buying was regarded as an indication
that speculative interests considered
10.50c for October fair price for cot
ton. all things considered, and espe-
cially with a new crop season at hand,
with all the possibilities it possesses
for crop scares.
An opening decline Of 3 to 6 points
was partly due to Liverpool weakness
and private Manchester cables that the
demand for yarns was poor and prices
weakening. with further curtailment Of
output probable. The selling pressure
which followed this news was increased
later when il was found that compare
lively little rain had fallen in Texas
and the Western belt, while further
scattered showers were reported west
of the Mississippi, and some OF the
local weather experts figured that, not
withstandng the official forecast for
continued fair weather in the Eastern
belt over Sunday, there was likely 10
be more precipitation, at least enough
to relieve the situation in many places.
The fact that interests in the South
Atlantic states were selling through
wire houses gave some color to this
view of the weather outlook. In its
detailed weather report Texas showed
only few and unimportant showers,
and bears claimed that there was moth
ing in the barometer lines on the map
to indicate any material change over
the Southwest. A point was made by
the bulls, however, that a shortage Of
seed in the Carolinas may have sig
nificant bearing upon the Texas acre
age in view of the seed requirements
which have been made necessary by the
recent flooding of large areas in that
state.
Fall River print cloth sales were only
10000 pieces for the week, against
10000 last year, while curtailment was
$4,000 pieces compared with 10000
pieces a year ago. Southern spot mar
kets were reported generally un-
changed to II points lower. Range Of
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY


AbsU, Ma, lucorporalious ned "'h The
Secretary ~ STATE today ,o,o. chat. L
CroWr Builders. BROOKLYN NSv''' ,it.' ~ y,
DuuWo1I, 81 Eastern Park~ab' ANNf'N u
pafrt t11u l. puuW00ly. BfuohN..
TYmke Distributing Corp. ManHadsh' l-ia
ufIng pianos. organs. eit-. N-'''tuf 'i'9" l..
kuoepfe lso Broadway: Frank Is h"seTH. Lillian
J Tmke. Nav York. - t..... -
TIE Vapofel Corp Manhattan. eefIlr 1apor
t,sr.. S. vnO Daniel O. Griffin 90 bfoadNaS
FrTriIn { Barrett Walter J Graham View iort-
The ssn Mousen Co. Manhattan manufacturing
,1I fraiing merchandise. etc. 81 goo. d.. HEMP
ssa 900 Nesi l5ith street. Ne" lCfA. kays ~
e., &C., Nssstk Theodore j Drach NeN Brighton.
Morley. Adirondack Hotel. 60. '.oVers'iile. real
..ts,.' 81 900 samuel WailiI. Amsterdam !
Leslie Hes GIo,ers'iiie. ei'h''l :. cornell
AouhuIls. - u..t..t,...
,csln $40 G00. Paul Hsecnor. - SIXTH Street
,,l.Is4tsI \ J.. 4 u Hcidlngcf TompiinsgiNe.
So, Isisp1 tuiius HcynsH. New NOfk
ss.S,.f,I slitsriising eic. $40 600 Chester ~
Cl.F z5s CrJ,c 81, Wsltcf A Winter. Broosgn.
ne no6.in C.oiiiuE Go. MsnA.Iian; SO goo
Amen ~ pobHa. ~ is'h e.. Mmnis bebhn
Isl.h DoiIIu. y. v
iral -ciean Lsun4y 20. NaaasHsn, ijgoo. Ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02
Railroads Lose on the Week.

Among the more conservative fol-
lowers of the stock market there Us dis
appointment that the standard issues.
and particularly the railroads, have not
followed Steel In lis advance. People
who nave no great interest In the IN
dustria specialties have waited patti
entity for the railroads to join in the
advance. bat their patience has gone
unrewarded. ju the last week. for IN
stance, the net change in ten lmpor-
tant railroad stocks 10 take only a
few tvn.cal issues has been in every
case d .os- Here is the list, with the
net declines: New York Central, 10
points; Uaou Pacific. lh; Southern
Pacific. ,: S.. Paul. 30; Reading, ga;
Letiga Valley e.; Pennsylvania. y;
Baltimore q Ohio. 5,; Atchlson. To-
peka &G Santa Re. il, and Northern
Pacific
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02
BUSINESS REVERSES



United BOX AND 1T MBER CO. o. JOG Nss,
al - Petition filed BY Robert r. sltef, 50. iad
ri n Blck.ord Co. Sill The compsnJ rsde an
A'i i6HS on NGRsc,D6HALb. clfpsa,si and
TRAITOR Al 30; West lGlh 81 Pohiien MEL ~
81 53s' aad John Mclniyp's Sous. f2ls. NJ
Macdonald f. eighJ >eais o.d ahd ha' Deeh J."
''il'iilIutSk a BrGII Harry 4 Blmbsck and
charles A Bugll lRimba,k 4 Bugil. manufacturers
o combs ana 4sn oTn1m f q az .hs,,in.
rfS1i,eI IS" sS,5 !" and Loas Mu.,oi iSi5
SAMUEL A kRt LEWlr'H. = East ltsh -
Petition Hlcd Dy Morris Jasper ~ Wofr'sief' MAS.
NOSES NJ 'LINDENsTEIN. salssman. o. ~
East 6ls' ST.. nied petition. with ushiiilhs s9s9s.
assets consisting of 500 shas 81 stok % y sshies,
4 60. Inc, manufacturer Of furEitufe a. 80
Cherry ST.. which conceru wa pui INTO 1snsIVptel
on December n. 1914. Al 81 his hab'hnes are
for indo.sinS notes Tor iaat company ana ss"'
'" RSgGAHAM GOLDMAN. salesman. Of no .wsst
Il5lh st; ned petition. Wan Aaoilii's S;is5 10 r,
1905 and Shoes IL Nes Yerk ~ 1909
FREDERICK RossBACH gafs manage a. go,
no ssse,s The arcs, creditor Anna Rauch
S. 500. Tor money loaned
SCHEDULES
SAMSON BROS publisher o. postcard novelties
siri,, sI5i SIZE 81 ubic. s6go 900 ae .scussI sai
nominal assets Sl1j l0l. consisting 81 stoeA >ie'V
accounts $1,000 u 80 customers. % wn sl
81 900 we're pledged - collateral noiei. 80 lst
claim, against concerns o. Berlin Germany 80 o.
4i3; cash SIS3f. shares 81 stnck ~ the Ccsmop9f
itan souvenir Complain 81. 0oo sss glcd a. eoi.si
eral; Office furniture 81 265. sHd sketches dfstinss
and plates. s.. los Among the creditors sie " y
Kfaus a Co 50 600 secured futg ". Octintei.
so 900 secured. Tome A Rungs. s. o0e. seaufst
Snyder a Black. Ss.isl. l.utz ShfinhInan t.n.9.
CT sTAN kORN. variety store. ~ osz B,eeeksf
st.. MED schedules .hoslns liabilities t56il ard
sssets 81 500. consisting " SpcA. fl.joo, niiufa.
$50 and accounts. $40.
ASSIGNMENTS
MOTIF CREENsPAN leurer a sh East
Houston st.. made an sssisnme.li o. william iss1e
Nr Grcenspau began busiue,s ne lNss. keui ufo
bankruptcy 0u January 30. 1905. AID made SET
'isfseuf Al ~ cents on the dollar
FREyOLA a CAR6IllO. wholesale gioces Al
30 sullivan 81 made a. as guncrt 10 Vsbnai
Heater
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. MAY T. 1917.
GPsIN,

WHEAT The news iu the wheat msrhei vas
generally Of be8rsh nature. both regarding lh'
crop outlook and tie situation abroad. hut size
an early decline Of ale prices rallied. ar' az
one time showed net gains Of rs &C.. although
the close vas little below the Wghc.t Win he'
gains u s,qi7.c Deliveries on Ms' contracts
IN Chicago we're reported a. from 100000 10 loDo -
600 bushels but a was said that this wheat Na,
taken by very strong Interests Nhp wanted d. ins
export and this believed 10 confirm th' J .e
yaing opinion that foreign buyers we're Tue pru
cipal longs In the MAY position. The Liverpool.
market was easier. owing 10 recent favorable cop
advices from America and on Increased orrriig'
from India There some export inquiry mere.
but the advance IN prices seemed 20 have checteu
vice. from the West very favorable regarding
the crop prospects Tho Oklahoma state report
made the condition OF RheI i that state w per
cent compared with 80 per cent A month agu all
% per cent last year. aud II said record break
Ing crop Il expected H. the local cash market No
, rel winter wheat was quoted at 81. 'O14 ana
40 hard al $l7lSt. e. track, No Northern
Duluth 81 sob. and No 1 Northern Msnll0oa.
Sl6gs. i Buffalo C0RN-Deiseries o. Ma,
contracts ar Chicago amounted 10 about Loo 900
bushels. bat the market showed pronounced hunIe,s
and al the close Of the day values wee 'sH 'ac
net higher In the local cash market No : yellow
corn was quoted al - &C. prompt shipment. oAlH
The market vas firm and higher. owing 20 the
fact that leading shippers had taken delivery ON
May contracts al Chicago. This scented ~ sum
uate a better demand throughout the list. AMI a.
the close Of the day values we're 5s@l',c net
higher. The cash market was hrm. STANDARD
quoted Al Csc. No white. O3l2c. No white,
62Lc: No white izc; fsncy clipped white.
64ia 6jIsc. ordinary clipped white. o5@ o. - 'ge.
all elevator. RNE-Steady; No Western. 81 y.
export. BARIEY-Quiet; mailing. SOeS2e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02

Aggregate reserve iji.i1' 900 st-e~ reserve.
$40 2I;.j6o. Increase 81 eito20 tDec7eaS
SUMMARY or STATE BANKS AND TRU ct cot
PANIES N GREATER NV YORK NOT ~.
GUIDED N CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT
Figures sIrn. shed O., stzts Banking Depaftmeni.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02

Harold Ha-shome al J. Il Kssrh a Co. Z
Wall Stree. 49,. . 10 Oh,
mc.6rIf H. SOM. a. william T. Lsuer Co.
a BDadwS}
Branch Offices.
Warren " Erwin * Co., Ne"s'a. y j.. d''.o-
f. kr,rn a Go new. io2 Madison Avenue.
SfeJu1tIgtf sim Go. tueHl. AsyuN iaiA
Ju-tuthtual. ln4guheim Co., IFS bi'a""e o.
= g.. Carpen,e- 4 Co, Produce EIchAnse Build
fT.te a Has removal from s3i finh Avenue to
vi auel a no5nsoa. 90 West TbirJ Third Street
Nae 4 leland Lincoln H. discontinued g..
t.h.a. u Barney a Co., removal hph nv
Carlton Hotel tp Plaza Hotel tr...
Raymond. l5ucLoI 60 me" D. tEicaso' ''s''''.
partner 80 tt,,t ,,.gpe .5
-SA TlGl Avenue. 900 go, 49,. 10
2lg Ti'h Avenue -., t.cb I,.,...
to - Regis H0'cl ~
T1e,, a 60 tuev1 800 Finh Avenue
llgfuIDser a Weeis tuCAI. Portland. Ne
,.stl tIIif. A 60. iueNI. NeWpor. u :.
I.a.ti.. Mcclellan T. co. tDtWI. N,N bLla.i "...i.
ufr-..t fsicufusl a 60. new. ll-.. b,'s'N a..
Wa.s,fmauu Brothers new, ~ I"'" Avenue
Ig,en A Go. mcvl Springfield Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02
Expenses Well Under Control.

Earnings reports OF the two greatest
railroads still leave much 20 be desired
out the roads themselves are MAKING
much In the way Of net earnings out
OF an unsatisfactory supply Of raw ma
euaL i'm March the New YORK Cen
usl lines showed decrease OF Sl.2i3'-
$50 In gross, all but about 100000 OF
rs gross loss IN the whole three months
o. rs fiscal year But the management
was az work on the operating expenses
and there was gain OF 1886 4s5 IN net.
FOR the three months the gain IN net
Vas $3,6lS,329. Similarly, the Penn
Sylysnia lines showed a big loss in
gross S2479.22l and while IL was not
possible 20 convert this into gain IN
net, the decline ia that stem was only
SZl5,O97. Three months results showed
loss IN gross Of S6,l95,985 almost
without effect on net, which declined
only Sl96,966. While railroad earnings
ere stlll below what vas hoped for,
there must be satisfaction in the knowl-
eage that the per cent increase in
rates granted to the Eastern roads last
year VIII make the return 10 prosperity
"i the railroads proceed nj much
more rapid pace than the return OF the
country as a whole.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02
CHICAGO Prices.
GRAIN IN OTHER CITIES.

kausn Cuy May l.-.WliEaTy,NSo COM D.
* miIed. i5i.s56i.e: " ~hils; oh 4. 70 20. :
,,iiov Tsi-sT5c OArs-No White 'i'' e''e'
"a Ia1ls Nav '-wHEAT-No red ~ SO
,G,1 10 gard. slssls te- T, 5S5i J JUN
tohN.No ? Csc. 80 Whiic. S1i.c.
'Iiia6sspoi. MAY .wHK 4, !, 10 x s-51.
sls5h 50 No" hem si. 5s cSRN"No al
sl Gs "a, = Tii,.c OARS 10 shE' s.ss 81.
TLot fancl pstenis 49, M nss 's''' '''''
To.eio Ma, wHEAT-ga'h and May. Sl6 Z
JuJ. si@s'. LoX ,tsF1SEhPrm, e.shi SIS
1 ,,,,9,,I.t,, I,,5s ,.sh s. 20 September $50
Mis- .qls, ns, i VIII N2''q S.Ti
1880 a. ssasI 81. IaH Si.g5A conn No
,ei'S,' ;,sc. Iub. s9ar BAll.Lf -h'l'inS
ftaTa- ,,-uv.r n had 81 49,
~ Norhrfi. s. ga. July 81 's'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02
A.. B. & A. DEFAULT
G. lateral Behind Notes Will
Be Sold Soon.

Default in principal was made yes
terday on the s5,76l. 900 collateral joint
notes Of the Atlantic d Birmingham
Construction Company and the Atlanta,
Birmingham & Atlantic Railroad. The
Nav ] interest, however, was paid.
A committee headed by George c.
Clark. of Clark, Dodge & Co., was
formed several weeks ago and re-
auested the deposit of these notes with
the purpose Of bringing about the sale
of the collateral behind them as soon
as practicable. Mr.. Clark said yester-
DAY 'that this sale will probably take
place within the next few days. About
81 900 of the notes have already
been deposited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02
Imports of Specie.

' Imports OF specie at the Port OF New
York for the week ended May I were:
Gold 5000, 056 and silver $i01 ADJ, max
ing n total Of s4l0.549, against a to-
tai Of Si.7ii.6s2 In the preceding week
and s92.3S3 in the corresponding week
last year. Since January | the i'm
PORTS OF specie amounted to l0,703,-
$50. against s6,69s, 100 last year.
Exports OF specie were: Silver
S754,4S5 and gold si35,isS, against a
total OF Ss65.l36 gold and silver last
week and $7i3.Ti5 in the corresponding
week last wear. Since January exports
OF cold amounted TO s. .230,5 and sill
yer Sl3.s26,393. against 1886. ll3. 100
gold and Slt,si0,s69 silver ia 1914.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02
SUGAR.

TRADING 600 refined sugar wls quiet. with with
drauais ou Old contracts Oub uOdvta,e. Prices
remained unchanged. ueing listed ou the basis Of b.
,oF rne grauulated Cysia domtucs cass. I'D
cartons halt OF full Size pieces 30 anu '.4pc IN
haIf case,. do cases 5-lb cartons. $500 and y bOc
I'M half cases. cage tablets ,.i0c, cut Loaf e3of
crushed 8 500: mould \. 64Jc cubes and eagie con
fecfioge.s' granuated use. AAAA powdered. . iSc
aud DC "a containers. 2j-lb Julk. eagle. 5-ip Uags
noSisrrd Csc: powdered and coarse poWtiered sud
sggis coir.e GRADUATED. Sl0c fruit powdered au.
sssie .1lTs fne grsiulated. &C. domino gIanulsIed
80. &C. and j-lb cartons b.5Oc and b.iOc 100
bsf cases: eagle , ga and ib cartons me granu
lid . zoe: lib bags 40. soc JAIN hags 40
sgSc. 5-b bags do zee: l0-lb bags do. o.l.ss -
mi 20 10 haks do and standard g1anuated o.VIc
r1s srarulated and diamond A. &C. cpnte,uoneis
A 5eOc: No l. 55jc. No , SOC: No 3 5.ele.
10 a 500: No $3.50: No 9. SOC. No T.. 'tjc,
10 s. 5.Dc: No =. j.5Jc. No 49, stuc. No ~.
: BE. N0 H. 8 2Gc. Nos lJ IA and Is. j.i5c There
~. no change iu sugar auu fefIe.s seemed
ssfisasd for the time being there were sugars
orsriug 81 last pregOus sales without attracting a.
t,nfloH The MARKET closed stead'. with no business
r.DOr,ed Centrifugal quoted a. fsar mo asses
A 10 aud Cubas cost and irelS.I. ~ lte.
SUGAR PI'Tt RES-rhere was but htbe arlED
shOan IN futures. with the opening 10 10 points
lover The market closed unrhanqd TO point,
lCEer. VITA total sa.cs 1859 tons. The range o.
prices. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02

ing 10 only H. 800 bags the UNDERGONE "as STEADY
AMI price Al Che pu.t were net unchanged ~ y
points highel Leading operators wee bu}lng sep
ieui,ry adj there was q good deal - tall go.Lg
AROUND ABBOTT the p1sslu.lt 49, Cd. july "ohlug MO a
ann pgslfton Oh account ~ decreasing stocks and
continued s.re.gth b. Brazil. % the advance o.
'e., oil the late months Increased somewhat. Hhlrh
served 10 check the upward movement, anu oL ue
whole the marke; was SIN narrow and without
much outside Interest The Brazilian markets were
barey steady. Rio being = res lower while Santos
Vss unchanged sud ru.-ipS ai these pDili were
again liberal compared with last year. TIE ,ia
usiica position was considered nrm AMI the irahe
vas confidently expecting liberal decrease ~ uie
worlds visible supply for April which viii csLl-
pare with a decrease %. J23. 600 iaN' year. Cost
and freight offers steady and prices iu VI AN
tiOus.
The ,po, market was inactive aud unchanged. on
Lhe Las-s 0, &c lor no W D kansr oL pnc-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02
Reserve Capital Paid In.

The local Federal Reserve Bank has
received the third payment Of capital
stock due from the member banks.
which was payable at the latest yester-
day. This payment amounted to ap-
proximately S3,32O.OOO, and increases
the capital stock OF the bank 10 APP
proximately SiO,000,0o0.
Governor Strong announced yester-
day that resolutions from the member
banks approving the check collection
plan recently established are coming IN
rapidly