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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY
lBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune J

Secretary OF state to-day:
Superior Improvement Co y Y; city. 5000:
Lewis. y Y: Michael Wolpert. Brooklyn
Marjorie Realty Co.. Manhattan $4,000, Jacob
R RSpS.l ~ LSs SsiAf Friedman. 4 '''''
j. =. Carey 4 Co.. Manhattan; men, ei9!hins
nn. Harry $ CLARK. y. Y: Richard II Burke.
Atlantic Hotel supply Co. Manhattan. SIS ooc !:
Donald. n g. Black y Y.
s. 600: samuel Goldin. 20 DcKslb az. Brookyn
samuel MaudeL Brooklyn Arthur c. Levy. y y.
William B Gage. Saratoga Springs. hotel caterer
lam - Gage. Albert G. Coleman. Saratoga spring,
Roma Realty aud Mousase Co. Manhattan
Truth Magazine. Manhattan: SO. 600; The Rs'
Wa:c-nan Construction Co. Blnshsm,oni so p
Ws:crmsn. Howard \ smith Binshsm;on
Union sales 60. NJ Buffalo. Manhattan; deal IN
merchandise. $4,000. FAyette Il Harmon. II III o.
vard ST.. BuIalo. Walter {. stem. charles VI
a. Il FraaS.. Realty Corp Rockav,y Beach
Arthur " Frankel. Rockaway Beach; Andrea Gal
lagher. Benjamin kohn. Eockauay Beach
strauss & Adler. Manhs,taa: s.augh'erins e'tl' .
r Gs@S5df: i'hs %@od; ,,,. M'nS.'';P & i 80
Aronowsky. Tie Bronx william solomon; y. y.
sunshine Braid Co.. Manhattan. 5000. Louis
Rusche NGG2 Bsy 18Th 81. Brooklyn Ira Jacobs.
MeodigranG Co o. y. Y Manhattan. planes
SIS 900. II. l.. Geller so nelly s., The BronI
Terrace Heights Corp. New Rochelle: real estate
slj 900: james l.. lynn 3ll Main s.. New
Rochelle Richard L. Fallon. Joseph T. Walter.
New Rochelle.
Arjay Color Photo Process Manhattan. $40 900 :
Robert John go " jSth 81. y Y. George y.
Van Cleye. julius Bacr y !
The Arkansas Utilities Corp. Manhattan; real'y
$50 600; Henry Carson. 40 T.. G2t St y. !. .
Walter i. BRYANT. Langlon f. Marvin. y. Y.
Transcontlnsntal Film Co. Manhattan; $4,000
Donald Campbell lti W ijth st. y. 7 jerome
II PeunOck Paul J. Schenker. = !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23
COTTON ADVANCES
3 TO II POINTS
Old Crop Months Reach Highest
Level of SeasOn-Rally
in Liverpool.

A further decline in the cotton mar
ket during yesterdays early trading
was followed by very sharp advance,
with old crop months making new high
records for the season, and with the
close steady at net gain of IL to II
points.
Easy cables and favorable weather
map encouraged a renewal of Wednes-
davis selling movement at the start
and first prices were TO points
lower. Active months worked off an
other . or 3 points in the early trad
ing. but the market met very good
demand at 1850 for October, and the
break of about "a to 20 points from
the high levels Of last Monday. APP
reared sufficient to bring in good
many fresh buyers. This demand was
stimulated a little later by very
sharp rally in Liverpool, and the mar
ket sold up rapidly during the early
afternoon on Wall STREET and commits
sion house buying May contracts
touched 1892. or points above Mon
days best price. while October sold at
1886, with the general list showing
net gains of from 10 to q points.
The close was slightly off from the
best under realizing.
Predictions Of bullish weekend 1g-
ures may have had some influence on
the advance. but many traders consld-
cred the market to be chiefly Influenced
by a renewal of more or less invest
ment buying after the reaction Of
over 81 a bale from recent high levels.
A report received from Houston said
that replies to inquiries sent out from
there to ll3 correspondents in Texas
indicated that the acreage would be
reduced 20 per cent, but reports were
received from the Texas traveller of
a prominent local house, claiming that
the maximum reduction would not be
! likely to exceed 10 per cent.
Clearances for the day were larger.
reaching 39,4iS bales. and exports to
Great Britain for the season to date
arc now in excess of last years fig
ures for the same period. Port re-
ceipts are now running smaller, and
sales officially reported in Southern
spot markets yesterday were rather
! lighter, the largest days business be-
ing 1873 bales at Houston. which was
points higher after Wednesdays holi-
day. Other markets were unchanged
70 u points higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

J. P. Morgan & Co. have bought
So, 900. 900 general unified mortgage Ar
per cent bonds of the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad, and the bonds are to be
offered for public subscription later.
Kissel, Kinnicutt & Co. and Kean,
TAYLOR & Co. have purchased from j. p
Morgan e. Co. about S2,500,000 bonds of
the Lexington & Eastern Railway
Company, being the unsold portion of
an issue of s7,500,00O recently offered.
The New York Consolidated Stock
Exchange has elected Henry Staier, +.
Y Mairwood, f. d. l.. Prentiss, Joseph
NJ. Daggett and c. B. Cook to member
ship.
Operating revenue of the Lehigh Val
lev Railroad Company for March
showed an increase of $50 $50 in gross
income. which amounted to S3.232,529
Net earnings after taxes were $760.435
S251 .4Sl greater than in March OF last
year.
Stockholders of the Miami Copper
COMPANY have elected retiring direct
ors. with the exception of George D.
HOPKINS, whose place has not been
filed.
Stockholders Of the Tennessee Copper
Comnanv at their annual meeting yes
terday elected Richard Sutro and Mar
tin Vo-el directors. The board was re-
dnced from foui teen TO ten, and Utley
Wedge was elected president Of the
company
The Maryland Coal Company of West
virginia Yesterday elected retiring 81,
rectors with the exception of Howard
n Shields. The vacancy was not hHed'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23
CANAL ANTITRUST
CLAUSE IMPERATIVE
Gregory Calls Void Section For
bidding Passage to All COM
binations' Ships.

Washington, April 22.-Attorney-
General Gregory. in an opinion to the
War Department. virtually holds to
be imperative that section Of the
Panama Canal act. which forbids
passage to trust" owned ships.
Under the law, passage is forbidden
to the ships of corporations which
violate the antitrust laws and it IS
provided that the fact Of violation
shall be established in a court Of
competent jurisdiction.
The attorney-generaPs opinion
POINTS out that it is necessary for
court to establish violation OF the
law before passage can be refused.
and that finding of a violation Of
the antitrust act usually is acom-
panied by a decree designed TO pre-
vent such violation in the future.
If the guilty corporation is dis
solved or enjoined, Mr.. Gregory says,
it is presumed that it is no longer a
trust and therefore its vessels could
not be refused passage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23
EUROPE NEEDS SPELTER
Exports Must Be Heavy, Says
Butte g. Superior Head.

In presenting the annual report oil OF.
the Butte & Superior Copper Company
President y. Bruce McKelvie calls at
tortion 70 the great European de-
mand for spelter. which has advanced
prices to the highest ever known. pc
fore the war broke out says MI. NC;
Kelyie. approximately two-thlrds OF
tbe worlds supply of spelter was pro
duced in Europe. with the rest coming
from the United States. Now' ne
figures. this country will be ga called on
10 supply from 10000 TO $4,000 tons a
month until Belgium and Germany are
again in position TO export.
The report Of the eompnay cover cover
ING operations for the year ended
December 81, 1914, shows gross prohtsS
of S8.238.414. an increase Of Sool''oZ
over the previous year. Total income
after operating expenses amounted TO
Si4i7I2s. equal to $500 a share on
272 lois shares. Surplus earnings after
naymert of s6ll .909 in dividends were
ss65 .2l9. decrease Of sl37.769.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23

CICtNRERS No !. doz. slatl *; CAJLl
FLOWERS Iol S.a $3.50. LI.1~rt CE. nearby hhl
simS2: doz. ESQ soc: MUSHROOMS. white. ~
bs, SItaSl 80. brown EDrI -. hutton.. b!cefl
KADISHES l00 hunche, 81 900 g: RHi BARB
dOz buuches 80 800. nearby. 100 punches. S2G 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23
S21 100000 FOR WABASH
Railroads Sale Authorized at
Figure Lower Than Decreed.

81. Louis, April 22.-The sale Of the
Wabash Railroad for s21 100000 in
stead Of for s34,OOO.OOO, the minimum
fixed in the foreclosure decree, will be
permitted by the federal district court,
the receivers were informed to-day by
Circuit Judge Adams. Sixteen million
dollars will be required to take up out
standing receivers certificates and So
100000 to liquidate the costs Of the re-
ownership.
Judge Adams signed an order author
izing the sale Of the road for s2l ,O00,-
600, at the request of attorneys who
said the receivers could not obtain SS4,-
100000 for the property.
Edward c. Eliot, counsel for the Ma
tional Bank Of Commerce, New York,
intimated that ii might be possible TO
obtain S24,00O,O00 for the road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
The New York, New Haven, &
Hartford Railroad Company.
To no stockholders Of


ne Eeo York. Ncu Haven and HGrttord
Railroad Corp0ry:
NOTICE is hereby given that special
rseilng o. The stockholders OF The Ne"
York New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company vii - held al Harmonic Han
I'm Bret. in me city OF New Haven. Con-
tsctleut. on SATURDAY. THE PATH DAY
OF APRIL. 1915. o. twelve o'clock noon
consider an aet upon the following propo-
Guons.
l. 10 reduce ne capital stock OF this
Company from sc0.l70 shares TO l,o'l'l %
shares by reIrirg and cancellng -lS'9'i
tarss now 90 .a.s Company's treasury.
= 70 accept tho amendment 10 the char
is' o. this corporation contained in an Act
the General Assembly OF the State o;
Connecticut approved March 18Th 1915. en-
llst An Act amending the charter OF Tho
New York. New Haven and Hartford Raj
road COMPANY" and 10 authorize tho direc-
,on 70 exercise tho powers therein con
tsres
To accept The amendment 70 the char
~ o. this corpora lion contained in an Act
lasSd by the General Assembly OF the
safe o. Rhode Islaa4 and Providence Plan
.ae approved March g. 1915. entitled AN
A'' IN Amendments O; and IN addition to an
SCI entitled An sc, 20 Incorporate The
NsN York Ncw Haven and Hartford Rail
oal Company a corporation in this state
sssso by the General Assembly al IT'S jan
-aiy Session. A r.. lS93.".
10 authorize he issue Of bonds by this
vpoupshy as successor to the New York
evidence and Boston Railroad Company
as successor 20 the New Haven and
hampton Company. pursuant 10 the
n. s OF and Tor The purposes set forth In
Mortgages Of said companies, dated
W.y
ks,,' sockholdsrs % record at the close Of
- April 10. 1915. will be entitled TO vote.
=" Of April. 1915
VIZ" o. the Board Of Directors.
~ J. CLARK Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23

The Maryland Coal Company Of west ,3
Virginia Yesterday elected retiring 81,
rectors, with the exception OF Howard
n Shields. The vacancy was not hi!ed'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23

here were brought both on direct for
eign orders and also by houses that
generally act for the seabonrd'
Corn manifested sagging tendency
most Of the time, desapite the rallying
power displayed by wheat sand in the
face Of bullsh cables and a good cash
demand Increasing offers from the
country formed weight on the market
Plentiful moisture eased off oats. Some
export call developed, but not enough
TO bring enthusiastic response.
Shorts covering steadied provisions.
What little selling pressure there was
seemed to be inspired by lower prices
for hogs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23
APPRAISALS OF ESTATES.

Mrs ELIZABETH n. TAPTEY. widow ot Jess
+ Tapley. who was one o. the publishers OF Tho
Springfield Mass Republican tJuns Q. 1910 !.
net value sl06.3i3 To kats Tspley. niece. Is
given $40 99s Springfield Home for Aged Women.
$40 900. Elizabeth MAY Seey. granddaughter. a he
estate IN Si26j1: Elizabeth Jackson. great
granddaughter life estate " ST. and tbs rest
OF the estate passed 10 other grandchildren and
great grandchildren Assets Deposits S3s.Tsl: per-
sonalty S99s. stocks and bonds S29 $40. and one
hsi' iuteres, iu the estate N Jesse +. Tape, de-
ceased appraised a. A2.ll6
GARDINER III BBARD SCUDDER Of Cam
bridge Mass dec g. 1880 entire es,ats. ST.
755 Asscts. stocks taxable IN NeW York State
s. $50. no deductions enumerated samuel Hub
bard Scuddcr aud May T. Bstchf0rd. aunt o. ths
deccdeui arc the beefciares
Ms ELIZABETH v. EBERT Juns 10. l9lB :.
net value. S3j0ii To Jennie Adele Ebert, dsugn-
ter IS given a lie interest IN So IS. Louis
Ebert son. Sll.242. and the rest passes 20 other
relatives ~ The decedent Assets 32j Wills az
The Bronx. 50 600 ar equity. SaSss. IN l0l SNrOnd
place Brooklyn appraised az s. 900. a. 60 - ,ond
place brooklyn s. 900. deposits tlftl. mortgages
and personally. Sll.591 and stocks and bonds
s}1eS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
APRIL %.
Manhattan.

The following judgments fled yesterday. the
first name being that Of the debtor ~
iaiIe AJcc NC Rose. S2Z44l
Adrich S-lIudson Wreckng and Lumber 20. Inc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23

MINING.
$3.50 Total sales
GRAIN IN OTHER CITIES.

Minneapolis April % WHEAT-No ! hart
tIGis No ! Northern. SljIaSls'' h,y. 81 %.
CORN-No yellow s3t. % 1870 OATS-No 3
white. 5ja55isc. FLOUR aud BRAN UNCHANGED
kansa, CTS. April . CASH WHEAT-No =
bard. N.jiatl .;jF No , red. hisqti -
yellow. 7lisc. oArS-No white. SOC j5isc.
Toledo, April % -WHEAT-Cash. N5s. May.
81 5Si. CL0vERsEED-Prne cash and April
s. Il. October S.3Tia ALSlkE-Prime. cash
az riNo'Hi-r""'. '-''' - S''''u'''
81 Louis. April % -WHEAT-No . red 81 j3i.
dSi .. W , hard 81 $50 aSl6O. NAV slj3is
rORN-No p 5;iac. No white 50 re: MAJ.
.-a.t OATS No ,. jllsc. No white. j'a.c.
Duutb April D. WHEAT-No / hard SlGI.
~ / Northern $50. May N;9. LINSEED -
Cas.. SOS. Ma Fl96,au r,r =. ,.>...,.-u
81 t.atIso. W . NouNc-u. 81 j40tl -. Nav
s, COLI COEN No l yellow iI4e1-'tr: Ma,
.-t-r BARiIN- -M4ltug itasrr
PhlaIcipbia hrri - WHEAT SteNF CoEN
stead. OATs-L0pcf. ~ white o., oic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York April %. 1915.
GRAIN

wHEAT-EIporters were again buying both Old
and new crop wheat I'm tho American markets
hut the effect Of this demand was onset by very
favorable reports IN the crop situation. ana aIter
moving irregularly within range ~ about &c a
bushel prices closed at Nc net decline 10 &c al
vance. The Liverpool market was hrm on very
firm offers from both Argentina ard India and
owing 10 continued active demand rom lUe ,ol-
I'm considerable volume and sales for the day we're
estimated at about million bushels. Ing, giesiet
wheat for May June shipment. with fair quantity
sssier 10 secure freight loom for May June than
a. is fot JIlv to Scp'emhcr: and while Europe has
been showing a disposition 10 buy the American
new 20 the freight situation is Interfering to some
siderable portion ~ the West. extending into the
Ohio Valley. and the forecast was for rising ten
peratures and rains over the sGMer pa ren ,ne
made the condition % per cent. compared WIN
SO per cent last month. and se5 per Seni iSs.
year. and estimated the amount ~ WlhIet ktIuls n,
3 10 4 per cent with an indicated crop OF about
i59 600 900 bushels for the state. Argentina snip.
meuts for the week were estimated AZ 4SoOOOO
bushels compared with 57j2 900 last week and co.
900 last year. ClearanCes from the seahoArd were
over a million bushels and the movement for tho
said 10 be a great number Of steamers mere ioadlng
FOR Europe. In the local cash market. No. req
winter wheat was quoted at 81 ssh and No. hard
AZ Sl.6si5, c. 1. T.. track export No. J. Notiherh
duluth. S63. and No northern ,iy ad,,3s
hut there seemed to be little snap 10 the demand and
pris changes we're narrow. closing net unchanged 10
&c net lower. Tho Liverpool MARKET was nm
owing 10 continued strength In Argentina. Where
shiDmeuts for the week estimated Al N1o.oon
bushels. compared with $4,000 last week. and
III 900 last year Receipts were a irife larger a.
interior poins but country offerings are said 10 be
small In the local cash market. No. yellow corn
was quoted al ssisc. prompt shipment OATS
There were rumors Of export sales ~ two car
goes OF oats but the market vas barely steady
owing 10 the good rains in tho West. which are
moving beneficial 10 the new crop. The local cash
market was steady: standard quoted a. 63c. No. .
white 634c. No. 3 white. e2isc: No. white
I'll nc: fancy clipped white. 6jlc ordinary clipped
u.bife ga All elevator RNE-Steady: No ,. West
srn. Sl.25. c. j. T.. export. BARLEY quiet malt
ing S2dssc nominal C. l. T., Buffalo; hay.
a. SItG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23
on THE CONSOLIDATED

Near the end of the day the gem
eral list on the Consolidated EX-
change yesterday was weaker. Earlier,
metal stocks were active. about one
third of the days turnover being rep
resented by transactions in Amalga-
mated Copper, Utah. Inspiration. China
and American Smelling ard Refining.
United States Steel reached low at
567s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings OF
Various Corporations.

The March earnings report OF the
Cities Service Company shows con-
traction both in gross and net operst-
ing revenue, compared with that month
year ago. gross revenue decreasing
from s34s,447 to s347,372, and net in
come after operating expenses being
reduced from S337,i3s to s355,057.
There was paid out for interest charges
on notes s40,s83, leaving a balance
applicable for dividends amounting
to s294223 Preferred stock diyi-
dends paid and accrued totelled $780,
1913, and the surplus balance amounted
to $l63,39l, an increase OF s7O,I2s'
Earnings for the twelve months ended
March 81. 1915, amounted TO 1891. 424'
as compared with s2.s69.554 for the
corresponding period in the preceding
year, which covers seven months PRIOR
and five months subsequent 70 the ae-
quisition By the Cities Service Company
Of the Utilities Improvement Company
and the Consolidated Cities Light
Power and Traction Company. The
total surplus and reserve as OF March
81 was s4,044,732.
Wisconsin Edison.
The income report of the Wisconsin
Edison Company for March gives gross
operating revenues Of s7l9,093, small
reduction from the same month year
ago. operating expenses OF s443,4V'
were more than 3 per cent under those
in 1914, bringing net earnings, when
amounted to s275,6S5, 4.43 per cent
above the figures reported in the pre-
ceding year The balance available for
the Wisconsin Edison Company and
depreciation Of subsidiary companies
was S136,274, an increase OF nearly
per cent. For the twelve months ended
with March the company earned 60,
$4,000 in gross revenue, loss OF O.oo
per cent, and net earnings after eS-
penses totalled s3,515,075, decrease
of 1876 per cent. Appropriations TOT
depreciation for the period amounted
to ss74,423, a gain OF 4.6l per cent over
the previous year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23

suffer, TO some extent, with the goats.
Worse, they suggested that there might
be apathy in the train of disillusion-
ment. And investors are just as much
afraid of apathy as spectators. Now
that the market has shown itself 10
be a two-sided affair, the safety of the
goose that lays the golden eggs is a
matter of less concern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23
closing to ~ points net lower Range II prices
Neser
Oman Iiph low Close fay


There WAS m improvement noted IN tia de-
maud Tor refined sugar. and Withdrawals on old
orders said 10 ba only moderate. Prices were
unchanged ON the basis " $500 Tor nnc graduated
Cryda domlnos. . 10 cartons. haf or full size
pioccs soc. and ac IN hair cases. do cases :
NJ cartons y t0c. aud Ns0c In half cases. Eagle
tablets. 40. loaf soc. crushed. zoo mould
A. Sic. cubes aud Eagle confectionery grsnuiai -
cd g. ljc. NNNN powdered 6.05c. aud t.b5c In
containers q 10 bulk. Eagle : NJ bags. powdered.
Csc. powdered and coarse powdered and Esgle
coarse graduated. &c. fruit powdered and Easle
extra nne granulatcd soc. domino granulaied.
cases 2. IN and 10 cartons soc and $500 w
half cases. Eagle . ga and ; 10 cartons nne
granuated. q. Toe. NJ bags DO. G2Nr. ga lh bags
do else. M bags do. 6 Toe. 10 10 bags do.
eo5c: - and % N bags do aud standard eranu-
lated DC nne granulated and diamond 'For
confectoncrs' A. 5.S0c. No !. i6ic. No :. ooc
No ., .5.i!c: No T. $500: 70 :. 3i5c no %.
4oc. No T. 5.3jc. No ;. 800: No Q. 5.2jc; No
TO- = 20c: No II. j.ljc. No L.. 3.lOc: Nos ~.
IL and Is. 5 05c. Tkc local market for raw sugar
dull hut tho underione was easier and while
holders Offering few lots Of prompt cub,
AZ 2 ll-i6r. cost and freight rehners seemed
willing 90 pay only 3hsc although p &c was SAIL
10 I've bid. In the absence of business prices we're
nominal, with centrifugal quoted Al f'Ic. molssses
&c and Cubss. cost and freight 3Hsc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23
Getting Down TO Earth.

From the investors point Of view'
The stock market is considerably the
rainer BY what has been characterized
as the disappearance of "himfambuoy-
taey." The investor, like everybody
else, wants q market with fairly wide
tue.uations-the rises TO give him con-
fdenes and the declines TO give him
tpportunity-bu he isn't anxious 70
hsye few stocks play the bull in the
china-shop. Rises such as occurred IN
some Of the motor issues and IN the
var stocks as class, even though
they created sort Of feverish enthu-
sasm among spectators, always car.
red with them the picture Of day OF
ntrbution IN which the sheep would
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23
COFFEE.

Sales Yesterday were the largest Hperlencel 10y
long time amounting 10 1880 bags. and. While
more than hnlf Of this amount was ii the form OF
switches from Nav 20 the later positions. The IN
dertone vas steady and final quotations we're ia &
points net higher TIE switching operations were
principally from MAY 10 July. al llH polnis 10
Seu,clnbcr AZ 1877. 10 December. al lJ3 ana 10.
and 10 March. A. l7j. The premiums on the l aie
ahere buyers are wiling TO take the May AMI
carry f. into late months. and this demand Is
seemingly Of sufficient volume TO absorb me MAY
ior May and when the MAY position ceases To be
A feature H. the market It j. believed ~ many
tLat yolues will respond more readily 90 the
stefis'iral position. Deliveries Of coffee ere run
ming heavy. both here and in Europe indi,atns
eens~,aiIly ~ Santos grades. are scarce. while
Rrazilian prices generally above parity WIN
local quotations The local spot market was stea'b.
,ri,h nrices unchanged. the basis % &c ior
MO - and while the volume Of business Was nov
isrye there we're Evidences Of improvement IN the
demand Range OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-23

Tile local market for spot cotton was steady and
IN points higher at 10 zoe for middlmg upland
sales uil
Liverpool cables Spot cotton. good demand
sales 1000 bales speculation aud export. 5000
American. 5000. Imports. 5000. all American.
Mid upland. jG6d. Futures opened steady. gsner
ally 10 ) points lower. Closed steady. Al net
advance OF To 50 points May June. j.Gt July
August. SO; Octouer- November. 9iia: January
February COZ: March April. 6.O7is Manchester
Yarns duh and irregular. cloths dull.