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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHr
From Ths Tribune Bureau
Washfrsfan Ma

Warrington MAJ
ARMY
N,r' q Pr, H. y T. BENNETT e.
r-1rsr commando ersctlr. June :. AMI nam,
rr,t T. HARRY A sCHWABE G a
novel 'h,-tf-om. effective June 3 h. SCBWA
f'om Fot slocum ard further recruiting serT
Nam. = col RICHMOND ?. DAVIS e
i-,a m N" o' eie.,' ,aet.,ed rom N
co. CLARENCE = TowNSLET. 9 A.
m7rsf ,h.re'rom e-ec,iye NAY 81.
Co' CLARENCE =. TowNsLEY. q. a rom 4,
as superintendent o Mlury Academy.
c,p' RoRFRr Rrrs. 20 Inf 70 w,r.rB
second l. GiLBERr n COOK. 27,h IN, r.
wa't.- Red General Hospital % chiesso 70
I-.,s' o, .is,55- cart Irwrs u WATKINS
Gor'' Ens ~ rcn'p 'n 1rI ~ ~ ron ivy
months m r,nef from pfessnf duties. Cap,
MORTON e. MtMMA cav. tao months =, a.
iva in o. seconl - SPENCER b. LANE.
u RE INGERsoLL. ds,aeh,d cin-ins,,i: - Il
a', NJ q ne" ar <puIva ~ D,s' CO.,
rafi. - hone an assit orders
T. p O. T. n NAM. ds'a,h-i b. ~ hsrs
T. ~ - " " errcLEY detached A.. to
r. u a. = p cHAPLr>E d,',eh.d eonmIni
T., '' '} c9 n @cLrRE. a,,.,h.d cornn,nt
Perry 20 amman r',3,.
m g-ound Indian H,if 70 work, q, sp-ry
= . q J. p RITTER t.',ea-d n,v I.,a.
Wash.nEon. ID rsf,l proving foun1. in'nn
rr .'' :. GEER es,-h.a A.oB,
~. PAU FrTzsDMoNs. d-'eh.d Mohie.n ;
Sl-g n 4 BACHMAN. 20 ns7sl hos7i,i. fhii-
p y ss "a r. T.. PRATT d.,ch.d ns,u hs-pi,,.
r,t- ,f,rhi,. - rcrnec'icn r'firt OF Ga ahosi =
,,t oS Irt.d .Hs1 rourlssion.A
p A surg " A ANGwiN. d,tached naval ia
A.. ZOO SIC " b HIDES. d,,.eh,d rs,,: n,
49,, ''' Sur. rAI,ucE Wilson a-,eA,a Non
ctt, nf.'7 Y A STANLEY isisehed ni',i rs-
G... NuCRAEr GARLAND de,aes.f Virginia .,
n W,,h' v MURRAY. 70 nuv Jud. Phn.-
On F6sru. J. ? PEARSON. r'.',d N '-'ir.a list:
A. r." c',rs NJ A THOMPSON a.,,sh-4 r-,.',-
"a zip a. Fan Fr,ncisco. 70 ASIAN '',iion. "a
MovE,TNrS
ARRIVED
N,v t-n.r,.r o. ropooo.mpo
MAY 3--Js,on a. Hampton Rost' Nns.nsss ~
Ssa Disso.
W.., I.co5 ior.. KY ws-l - Bo-',o Me-
p6.al.h CHARLESTON '3r Hsmrton Roafs. Wiz
ro1,I AID Onto Phiafs'phs ~ Hampton
Road. Sacramento Po-fsmou'h. g. 'or Hing.
am Mas s,Th wshnrpn 20 Klchm,rd
r.nrr,sce o-fsrst % rrocssd from Hamricl Roads
- Nrg Nort 10 r-msin tao wee.
radural "a arrived grounds - NIns,
4, ZsIs CUBS Mai sni cable .idfe.s - sip q,
runA Dc Lara
conynshlm. q Cfimg', SHIP Tafi sW ,rHp q,
N.spo' ,bout sih inst. sh.fs Ses,s. all al
,sf pfescli.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05
Big BUYERS of Cotton Goods.

Strange as II may seem, the Philip
pine Islands are at the present time
our largest market for cotton goods,
exports Of cotton cloths in 1915 hav-
ing been ll2,SS3.234 yards, against 81
1l1.39S yards to China, formerly looked
upon "a our best cotton goods market.
The value Of the cotton cloths shipped
20 the islands last year was S6,90S,40
Other important exports 10 the Philip
mines i'm 1915 included Si.03s,340 IN
iron and steel products. S2,537,3s2 IN
hrcadstufs. Sl.O57.000 IN cars and car
riages. Sl.O55.O00 in leather goods and
Sii3O.590 in rubber manufactures. To
Offset this the United States imported
SlO.695.OOO Of hemp last year, s4,ssl,-
600 worth Of sugar. s3,lS5,000 Of cocoa.
nut oil and Sl.249,000 in cigars and
cigarettes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
COFFEE

The coffee market was easy early in the
day under moderate selling. which vas
thought 10 b for foreign account. but after
the selling movement had exhausted itself
the market ruled steady until late in the ses-
sion. when a much frmer tone developed. and
hnal quotations were 5GI1 points net higher.
Total sales were A.. 800 bags
There were only a lew cost and freight
offers here, As shippers IN Brazil are still
little disposed 10 make offers where there
was So little prospect Of doing business. and
the only fresh offers were Santos Is for new
crop shipment at l05Oc London credits.
The spot market was very inactive. but
prices were steady and unchanged. with Rio
- quoted at 9Asc. Range of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05
PROVISIONS.

The market for hog products was mode
rately active and prices were frmer owing
10 strength IN the hog position large ca
ports from the seaboard and peace rumors.
Receipts Of hogs AZ Chicago we're 10000
estimated for Friday 5000 Kansas City
received $500 and Omaha 800. PORK
Firm mess. $40. family. s26Ms2s short.
clear S23d s26. BEEF Steady mess. $3.50
ass; family. Sled $50; packet. slsnslo
extra India mess. s2oG $50. DRESSED
HOGS Firm baeons lSi &c: lsO-lb. l3'sc
100. lSl2c. 40. l3a4c; pigs. lac. CUT
MEATS Picked bellies. steady. lob. lsc
L.. l6c: Il. l5c. picked hams. firm quoted
Wl6ilc. TALLOW. firm. special lie
City. lOiie. country. l0i iHlOa,c: LARD.
firm Middle West. sl33Odsl3.4O; City lard,
firm quoted. 1910 l3sSc; refined lard. firm
Continent. sl425. Brazil. kegs. $3.50
South America. $3.50: compound. firm
quoted. IITsnI2i.c: STEARINE. steady
oiao Zoe. CITY lard stparine. ffi,c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05
FLOUR AND MEAL.

The -four market was easier as result
Of the decline in wheat. Mills were showing
u little more disposition 20 make concessions
in order 10 effect sales. but while ssles we're
n trihe larger at the decline. the demand
was slow RYE FLOUR-Quiet fair to
good. sj.AO0S5.- choice 20 fancy. s5.60M
500. CORNMEAL, steady: kiln dried.
4.25. BAG MEAL. steady. hne white and
yellow. SIS. coarse. Sl.64 FEED. City.
steady bran bulk. S23 i00-lb sacks. SPA ;
heavy middhngs. do. $3.50: -four mdding5.
do. $32 red dog -four. liO-lb sacks. $3.50 !.
Western. steady bran. 100. t22.6jHS23 !.
standard middlings. do. $3.50 -four mid
dngs. do. $3.50; red dog -four. 40. s3O.5O !;
OIL med s32n $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS..
New York, May I. 1915.
RITTER.

Receipts. 1852 packages. Creamery. eK-
tras ls2 scorol. 3lN33c. higher scoring
33ism3ic: hrsts. 32m &c. seconds. 3il
81 hc. thirds. 30mSOiec. State Dairy. finest
81 re. good 20 prime. 81 3n32c common
10 fair 29m3lc: renovated, extras. 32c
hrsts. 30n3lc. lower grades. 2sI zoe. irni-
tation creamery. frsts. 29H 30c ladies. cur
rent make. frsts, 2sM2si,c. seconds. % &c
lower grades, 26l2m21c. packing stock. cur
rent make. fine. 27iac. No 2. 2sisd27c
lower grades, 25N26c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05
BUSINESS TROUBLES
Bankruptcy Priiloni

NORMAN DRESS COMPANY 4 petition m
hsn6ruqtr hss lcel i.sl against Isaac Friedman
ne Norman Dress COMPANY. manufacturer, -
dresses a. aJ Greene 81 b. these creditor. Eiiu
sobsL ,s5. A'sr Ost-o-r also made ar .s.ignment
20 Henry setter l'aa' Friedman sni Joseph
Sosspn @'' M 5,,.i. s,s,,s I'n nue. ~ 'h
HARRY HERRMAN. dealer in wines snd 'iquoN.
a. IS R-,se-' -; ~ inise c5ed,o', o BOZ
Ghr's siol Liabilities are $4,000 ana ',',s
FREDEBiCE HATHoGNE. roce- a. 80
so0. ti}0. Gcose WAGNER q 60. Inc soc
and r. e. Williams & %. $3.50 he made a.
4,sisnm,at On NelnesdU. Laoliiiss are 81 200
Bankruptcy Schedule.
cRoWN WALL PArER MANuFACrrRING
GoMrAEi - o, r .so k9s 'n ,5 No'd
,ie sso a-d .'sets q fji52. ,oa,i,tlns q .'ocs
s. 500. maeh.aer. 500. accounts. si20i. and
WIENER < 90. nanuia.;u-srs ~ ronens h4t,
ar f, Blcecser g.. nave fled schedules showing
liabilities ~ SIS 80 srd assets - 81 2il consist.
Ing u .toc. is3;s machinery. f.ls5. accounts.
NAri6NAL cilRoPoDrsT SUPPLY COM.
PANY. - 81 W ,-.h g. h" al-i :e9 r. ,.,'
con.i.,irg = ,tocE 1900 -Itures $500 accounts,
sI.o.t.. sed ca,a IN banks, So.
baker a. Nes PAM. hu med schedules showing
ialtr.es NJ g. 200 srl ,ssc,s ~ 81 200 i1 s'o,a
ana Atflre-. covered b.. ca.t.eI NOR gaze
ABRAHAM y LTBASU. dealer i. naslf1-e
etc a. -f't 1ui-I az. mas Fled soIeI4.es Show
ias liabilities ~ . ~ ard asset n i.is realized
from sale % stocks ard fixtures -y me as''g cc
Rscshsr a'Soiaisd.
NORRIS 7 MAiBRUNN-Judge Msy-r has AZ
r1irted Ptinaas irelnson recover f1- Morris T.
Msls~l~r butcher - so CH.r1 A. Ia 'ie-
exceed IS 900 and Hses a.. $3.50. and sorne ecaly
SARAH AARo> -Iuizs m,ve' as appointed y
Howard Pinto receiver Pr sarah Aaron. toihinI
dealer. e. 40 sr-ltH a.
70 Con,iaUs 5Uiissi.
UNITED FIVE AID TIN CENT STORES &c
-I.dkr Msysr has suihor.ged John Sheppard. r
-ac,itsr o. the Urred Eve and Ter -Cent s,oras
Irr tDe..pGfe corporation n 100 = lgh -. n
continue tasiness flr thirty DAYS. Hs hn -.osi5"l
s7 Ger fo purchase me sss.s ~ ihs company
..i.r operated azores a. Wilmington. Del. I'D
Ws.l.lst0n. y. e..
tulsnm.nt.
rOr MAYER sr.cr a. - Cs7nirs at. has mif'
a. as.igm-.t 90 Morris C-oSsnin.
Petition obmlissd.
IGRnTN COMPANY Judge Hand has dlsrn :.
,.. 81 ~ d. ba0kNp,9 fled % tenfIs0 =
assIlsf fne Js'NI Company. bli t.1g ccaifaclo's
n ,sa F."h a. EHo zee binding 'neatfs
Ho.frn On settlement Nifh u,ii,or a. - eeri'
.r ~ 'o.ar cssh on unsecured ana s-nsf.
,7.-,,,.4ss r. sin.s f-f - i.3 eeas on fus-h.ni'
.i.r cla.n, Liabilities s.r. about So 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05

United Five AID TIN CEST STORES &c
-Ildkr Msysr has sIihoriged John = Shepard. r
-ac,itsr Of tie Unred Five and Ter Ceat Sioras
Irr iDe..pafe corporation. n 100 =, lgh -. n
continue Business flr thirty DAYS Hs has -.oei'"l
a1 -@e- fo purchase me sss.s ~ ihs company
i.r operated azores a. Wilmington. Del. al
Ma.l.lSf0n ID. a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
.ANADA SOITHFRN KAII.NAY co.

Nes York. April IS. 1915.
Tor the purpos. Of the auuufl meeting
81 shareholder 20 be held wednesday.
June 1th. 1916. thc transfer books VIII ue
Closed a. three o'clock =. n. on Monday.
Nay s'h. and viii be reOpcuCd on Thurs
Cay. juno Sfh 1916
MILTON s. BAHGEN. Treasurer.
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
he STANDARD Gas LIGHT COMPANY Of
TIL CITY OF NEW YORK. uu be- held al
~ ore % he Campan. Room 40. 200 no
~ Iast 18Th Street Sew York CRY, on
Wednesday May 10th. 1916. - D. O'Clock VI.
~ the election Of Dlftcion and the trafsac-
70 o such other business a. mas cDme he.ofe
~ JOHN L. sANBoKN Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05
0maha & Council Bluffs.

The Omaha & Council Bluffs Street
Railway Company IN March earned
gross operating income amounting 10
S26l,3 55. a gain Of nearly per cent
over 1915. The percentage gain in net
earnings was nearly twice that in gross
while al the same time charges To-
operation. taxes and rentals were 2.
per cent higher than a year ago. Ne
income for the month totalled si00,7ll
Interest charges, etc. were s40.079, an
$4,000 was set aside for depreciatio
fund. leaving balance for dividen
requirements Of s35,632, an increase
almost 80 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05

Special Liverpool cables.Spot cotton. is,r
..,.iosss doing sales. 5000 hsles sreeua-
,HIa ~ c,port. 900 American, 1000 IN
po bort Is. 900: American. 10000 m'd u
upland. sid. Futures opsnca eul.,' .n
pS'H 9I az points. Msy-June. l.90iVd July
o. o. SD: Oct.Nov. 7.esd; Jan-Feb.
avg usrch-April. 7.5sIsd. Manchester
Yarns. a fair business dong cloths IN
good demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05

jumped to S2.500.oo0, and steadily in
creased until IN recent years the aver
age has been close to SOS. 100000. In 1914
exports aggregated $27 900 600 Imports
from the islands. which averaged less
than S5.000,000 q year prior to snucXa
tion. now average about $4,000. 600.
Trade OF tho islands with all the world
has largely increased since they came
under our control. advancing from S34.
GOO. 600 in 1899 10 100000, 900 year
since the beginning Of the war
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05

MORRIS 7 MAlBRUNN--Judge Hsy-r has AZ
r1inted PhIrsas Leelnson rrot-rsr fo- Morris l.
M.p-l~r butcher - so Cslmb.B A. ii.if'rs
,rcss3 rs 900 and ssses a.. $3.50 and soT1s equity
Do "a. estate
SARAH AARo> -iufge Nare' as f1g'i.i ~ y
HrfsrI Pinto fee- Fsr PIP sarah Aaron. t.0thinG
.eals, q 40 So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Breaks 23sc to &c
Under Active Liquidation
Corn Closes Lower.
New York. May 4. 1916.
WHEAT.

The wheat market broke %. 70 cents
yesterday under active liquidation. which
uncovered stop loss orders. The selling
movement was started by the appearance
Of more favorable weather in the spring
wheat region. and was intensified - the day
advanced by numerous peace rumors M vel
r. rnthcr disturbing rImors regarding the
international political situation.
Broomhall reported that Great Britain has
completed its purchases. having secured sui
hciont reserves 90 assure a plentiful supply
until now crop wheat IL Mt hand. and also
stated that supplies the world over arc Of
immense proportions. which should Offset
some or the less favorable crop prospects.
Argentine exports for the week we're esti-
mated AZ 2 5000 bushels. compared with
$50. 900 last week and 1000. 900 last year.
The export demand was slow and total
-nles for IN. day we're estimated At only
sbou, 100. 900 bushels. In the cash market
No ! durum wheat WAS quoted az sl.2sia .
No hard a. sl.23 No ! Northern Duluth.
,l.33. No Northern Manitoba. sl3iI +.
%. b. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of Warrior
Corporations.

Directors OF the American Cite.
Company. controlled by the United Gas
and Electric Corporation, have voted
10 retire s2,5OOOO0 OF the Sc per cent
eight-year collateral trust bonds, due
July /, 1919, at par and interest on
July l next. This will leave $500. 900
of these bonds outstanding which will
be continued on a per cent basis up
10 July /. 1917. and after that until
maturity they will receive interest a.
the rate OF & per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05
BANKERS RAP TREASURY
Saw Tax on Interest Due Non-Res'dent
Aliens Breaks Law.

The Investment Bsnkers' Association,
,brough IT'S counsel. Reed & McCooS,
made public yesterday some CORE
spond.nce with the Treasury pepSr'-
ment concerning the lstter's refusal 20
follow the opinion OF Attorney General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05
nited Fuel Gas.

A D. Leach & Co. have purchased
and are forming a syndicate 10 under
write an issue Of approximately ST.
100000 first mortgage sinking fund 8
per cent bonds. due January !. 1885. OF
the United Fuel Gas Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05
SUGAR FUTURES.

The market for sugar futures was only
moderately active. total sales aggregating
TO-, so tons. and while underlying sentiment
Wss bullish there vas considerable profit
taking and price changes were narrow. clos
lng Al point net decline 60 points sd-
vance. Range OF prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05
EGGS

Receipts. 29.o07 eases. Fresh gathered. ex-
tras. dor. 24c: storage packed. firsE, 23n
2S &c: regular packed. frsts. 2il4W 22l 4c;
seconds. 20m2lc: dir;ic1. No I. l0i2420c;
No and poorer. lsi3fi i9i.c checks. good
70 choice. dr., lsi7H isc. undergradcs. ia
iSc; State. Penn and nearby. hsnnery
whites. fine 70 fancy. 2id25c. ordinary 10
good, 23iaN 24c. gathered whites ordinary
to fine. 28ft24c: Western and Southern,
gathered whites. 23n 23i9c State. Penn and
nearby. henncry browns. 24c: gathered
brown and mixed colors. 22m23i2c: duck
N sc Nd and Bait. selected. 2iW &c. Wcst-
ern and prime Southern. 22M 23c. common
10 fair Southern. lsM2lc. :oose eggs. per
dor, 500 SOC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05

Tho local market Tor sTot cotton Was
..caoy and IS points higher NJ l2.65e Tor
o,ddl.ng upland sales. l.lss bales dehV-
cred on contract. 800 bales.
Receipts a. the ports and interior poinN'
nth rompar sons, follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05
CIIEESE.

Rsceipts. 2.503 boxes. Market unchanged.
State, whole milk held. fats. coiored. specials.
1914 l9i2c: white. specials. isi1e: colored.
average fancy, lsi2c; white. average fancy.
lsAc: fresh. fats. colored. specials. re
white specials. lie: colored. average fancy,
i6igM lGatc. shite average fanc". lGie@
l6hc; held. ChedGars. specials. Is &C. fresh.
Chcddars. good 20 fine. l7m,1i.c; held.
Dhi.ic5. tine 20 finest lsieN Zoe: held. 90 ins.
specials. Isle. fresh. t~ins. good 10 fine.
i5H NE held. all styles. undergradc-. "a
"a liaic. fresh all Styles undcrgradc' l50l
i6i4c. Wisconsin. whole milk. fancy. held.
twins, lsMlSiac. Daisies. lsitfLls PC
Young Americas. new. l6Aml7c; State.
skins. current make. specials. lAdl4a,c
choice, 1870 10 &c fair TO good. II i3al2lac
lower grades. 5nl0i4c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05

The corn market was comparatively firm
during the early part OF tho day. especially
for the May position. but th- weakness in
wheat caused increased selling pressure and
prices weakened and closed with net losses
81 a, TO lie. Argentine shipments for the
week were estimated al 2.l25.000 bushels
compared with $4,000 last week and t25. 900
last year. In the local cash market No ?
yellow corn was quoted at 9oi.c C. /. :. New
YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05
Y@ter
COTTONsrED OIL
-.ter

The market Tor cot'oasecI oil vss only
moderati,eiy active. but prices we're hrm
AID higher. closing WIKI net gains ~ g 70
40 points. Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05
FRESH FRUITS.

APPLES Steady. Winesap. bbl. SEA
s4.25 Russet. sl.5Ods2.50; Greening. sl.75
n $3.50: Abemarle Pippin, sl.75Ms3.50 :
Northern Spy. sl75ns4. Baldwin. SL15fg
1925: Pomeroy. sl.50ds $3.50: Ben DAVIS.
Si.25US2: Far Western. as 10 kind. box,
50cMsl.55. STRAWBERRIES. Fla. quart.
iOfi l6c. North and South Carolina. l21t
l6c; KUMQUATS Fla. quart. 6dl0c; TAN
GERINES. Fla. strap. $2.5Oms5 KINGS.
Fla. strap. S2.50H $3.50: ORANGES. Fla,
average. boz. sl50M 53.75; fancy. s2.75H
$500 extra fancy, s3.J0H $40: Porto
Rico. sl.25M $3.50; California fancy. SEA
1913; average s2.25G S2.15. poor 10 fair,
sl.50ns2; GRAPEFRUIT. Fla. rs 10 size
and condition. box. sl.ssds3.75 Cuban.
box. sl.5Oa 1925; Porto Rico. sI.25Ms325
LEMONS. California. box. sl.5OnS3lO
Sicily. sl.s5d $3.50; LINES. Dominican. Dbl.
Sl2n Sl4: WATERMELONS. Fla. per car
load. $500; PINEAPPLES. Porto Rico. Red
Spanish. box. sl05d$2.3O: Cuba. sl600
sos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05
traders Are Nervous i'll
Absence of Advance
Information.
ALL HANDS WAIT
ON GERMAN NOTE
porrhyry Copper Companies
produce Less in First Quarter
Our Philippine Trade.


D-.e Wall Streets Washington
fo' .lor, s,d worry much
bureau uS'"''' e., t.,oa -
q, the job appears 70 nave '"'''N w.
80 .hc goods Around the street
ael','s, fSv rcrsors. whether bans.
}os'5 -. ~ ordinary traders. could
er>,,...,I who thought they had An IN
I" .-.et on what the German note
1s trrc 90 say. THIS absence OF
49,. Information made Tor lncFc@s
~orrousrc> and plainly rcU'Clcu l''
.r;,o movement in thc stocA market
& as ,.lc sold OF 90 traders
SUI ,,, commitments preparatory 10
ao,'bf,,ttiov % the note. some old-
az, ~ srccia.tics cnlvened the
o.---..5.--s a. times. but the perform
..a whole was decidedly monoNo-
~s one Of the outstanding features
.v-...- mas file frmuCSs of steel com .
Tia, issue held urm almost al!
49, selling as high as S3is ana
.s' o, >7i.. closing 90 SIS. OF Is
g.. traders argued that the hrmne2s
.;Steel indebted p belief ln important
-...,.e-s that there would oe no oreaA
t-.b Germany.
r.L,.-, Remarks Disaproint.
'o' '''' -. ~ ,bo Utah and
FIRST quarter Iopu..'. w. tbo frst of
emo C.l.r .~ot,,ccrs n he heard
me Po ,..-c .ar7oln,.ne The Street
... tee- 40 fed up with bulhsh news
rro- hat = had taken for granted
.t,. 7rofsce,s were straining every
So =. increase production. especially
..,b conner selling at such unprece-
4.-ts5 levels as now prevail. For tins
-.ssG1 Tie sharp reduction in output o.
h,-a Of ,rc>e CO upanles was a diSap-
ro.rfmcrt and something Of a surprise
sihc1cr month 20 month output nglreS
Isr. indicated smaller production. had
+. NOT been for the higher prices re-
..,.cg ~, .Hc conner sold profits would
s..., r.f,or below the preceding quar-
.. ma. Chi0o's milling profits.
t..o5 ON ro.pcr AZ 26.556 cents a
..1-,5 e-..-s. '104-6 cents ia the De-
.er,bcr ogartcr. increased S259,497 IN
he +s-s of nm OUTPUT Of only l6.267.450
,,rrGs co~ra-cd with l9.550.245 in the
,-oe.ii-~ o.artcr Utah returned net
~ e. 0-a so. against S6.olo.203 in the
ns..rb.r ruoltcr. based on copper a.
as .9i cons Mound. against 2l.-0
-s-,s T-eh'- cs.put dropped 10 3d.
ss1523 mounds. compared with an aver
zoe NJ about 100000 pounds 10 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05
SHEEP AND LAMBS.

Receipts. i.s4s head. sli Tor s.auEh,.rers.
No ,-aie FOR lack Of offerings. The feeling
va. steady. Dressed mutton hrm a. L. u
isLr outside figures fo- prime Vethers
dressed lnmbs firm e., l6G ise hog dressed.
foi-c. country dressed dollhouse lambs IN
changed a. SAc0g $3.50 per eareass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05

Receipts. I.s-s head barely hal. car on
sale Prices acre steady. with sales OF Nc
d,un, weights AZ 5000 per 100 lh; roushs
=, SIS. Country dressed hogs steady al,
100 lIe per ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05
OATS.

The oat, market followed much tho same
course a. corn. opening steady and closing
A. about the lowest. with net Losses Of = TO
&c. Cash premiums we're said 20 be lower
and there appeared he increased pressure
from the Northwos'. The local cash market
was easy standard quoted NJ 6ls. 10 500. &C /.
No white. 81 10 size. No white. 30 20
50tc: fancy clipped white. 5SA 10 54i,e
ordinary clipped white. 5ois 20 52i.e. all
elevator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-05
HAY AND STRAW.

With the exception Of the Brooklyn East
ON District Terminal shed. At 2hich a
strike Of the freight handlers prevents any
movement Of goods the market "a a whole
ia very lightly supplied with hay. and the
tone is firm AZ the close az the higher figures
quoted. Rye straw steady. HAY. large
baled. timothy no J.. per ton. s2sq $50 !;
No 10 No ?. s2lms21 shipping. slsn $40 !;
fancy light clover mixed. s24M s26; No /
clover mixed. s2lms23; lower grade clover
mixed. tl5dsl9; RYE STRAW. No l. SIS
ass. Small bales. about 81 under large.