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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-23
ROCK ISLAND PLAN OPPOSED.
Holders advocating Foreclosure
Are Checked by court.

In view Of the dispatches from Chi.
cago IN tn" Rock IslaNd hearings before
Judge Carpenter 1t IL believed IN Wall
street that the rcfuuding bondholders'
committee OF INC road will have consid-
cradle difficulty. for tn, present AT least,
iu securing the fcrc"los uIc which its
desirc,.
.AdNices reached the financial district
yesterday that Judge Carpenter had told
f.. committees attorney that no pro-
posal before hun seemed more unfair
than that Of forcing default on the
bonds. Further. the central Trust Com.
iiduy ano David Il. Francis. trustees OF
tn" r'tunding !uiid., are opposed to
foreclosure SO long ~ the interest OH the
bonds IL not dcfaulteJ and no receivers
oertifica'ea are .ssucd prior to the bonds.
Judge Carpenter has authorized thr is
suo of 100000 receivers ~rortiticstet ju-
u'or to the bonds to pay tho interest due
OF them .Aprii I.
ANOTHER letter from ambassador Fran
cis 10 Charlie 4. Ftsbody IN their con
iroversv over III" procedure Of tho re-
funding hond interests wss made public
y"st,rdaS. IL this tho Ambassador de-
Ties Indignantly the charges that hc
neglected the Interests Of the bondhold.
crs and that lr' was Influenced in his
action against foreclosure BY interests
% his own IN Junior securities in the
road. He says that III, equity in tho
road IS large and that tho stockholders
could meet ali requirements hN an az
sessment on the stock.
Mr.. Peabody yesterday uas
that 'rf Gov. Francis you'd take 'is
eyes on the gallery aud inform himself
~ 10 u.e duty Of n trustee he would
probably look ~ the mater ~difIsrontl..'
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MERCANTILE MARINE
FORECLOSURE OPPOSED
Common stock Holders Com
mittee FavOrs Paying
OFF Debts.

John ". Piatten. chairman OF the corn-
mon stock holders committee of the liz
ternational Mercayitiie Marine Company,
has issued To common stock depositors a
statement explaining hat their commit
tee Is against foreclosure because OF the
large and accumulated earnings OF the
company, and favors the provision for
the payment VI the debts OF the company.
The statement reviews the suggestions
OF the committee that the receivership
be lifted through the payment OF debts
out OF cash on hand and all issue OF new
securities to refund the balance. The
committee. further suggested that .any
adjustment between the two classes Of
stock must he based on a recognition
of this situation by mutual agreement
without allowance for danger Of FORE
closure.
The statement says in part:
1.-THE trial of the foreclosure action.
that II. whether the mortgage should be
frrecloeed or not, set for March IL. has
been from time 10 time postponed to she
date now liked. Al , .. The hearing on
April 3 l. not or the trial but FOR tn.
appointment OF a special master. the
special master Will thercupon proceed to
try :he case the same way az II II Nero
tried IN court; testimony will he taken
10 SnpN INC VtSl anu IEtN'h' N''i'i'i'''
Of Tie marine company and Of It's sub
salaries, their asset. liabilities and
earnings. and To determine whether dc
faults mere justified or whether the pres
ent condition 90 the company permits oe
foreclosure.
The stdtenieit s-ys further that 'oI.
lowing tl. testimony before the special
master he viii lie a written report. Then
all parties iu the proceedings have twenty
DAYS in which to lille exceptions to the
findings and tn. "aa" viii IL heard by
The court on the testimony taken. MI
parties vii have III fisht 10 appeal the
decision Of the court. The statement "a
closing saN-:
Til. procedure above mentioned Is
important 90 IN. Junior ~securiiS ltoldeis
.il,c this W!il preNcni The foreclosure
hearing from beng uitduiy hastened 50
as 10 deprive them Of the benefit Of the
,ffest ~ the l.r., current earning oi
the company, and VIII sevur Tor them
he position FOR which 'he:' have con
.','tutly Gcriendcd.'
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NEW ECuRITrEs LISTED
$4,000. 900 of WuJ>..o,...
stock Included.

Tie COMMITTEES OIL stool ',t ,,,
New York Stock Exchange e,,,,.
the listing Of the following .~c"uru..
the exchange:
Atlanta aud Charlotte A. Ia, p
way Company. $500. 600 ar, -~.r,.
thirty yea" > per cent hoad. tr,e-h..
oigh Consolidated Corpurat,n, e2os..
shares OF common stock, no M ,.-i".
Detroit Edison Company. g AZ n,.
capital stock Vlrgnian Raliw,, ~
pan., $2.5oo,oo0 frs, mor',r. s
yea. > per cent. bonds l',.t-I 49,.
smeltihg and Refining COMPANY. ,,,',,
iary certificates for si1.5S..,i0 ,,u,r.
stock and s2t.aI7.50o preferred ..n"
81. Louis and San F~ranc.c, U.Hr,
company, upon notification OF 's.u,,.
certificates Of deposit for 'i.uon o.,
first preferred stock. $4,000 0uu ,,n,,
preferred stock. $4,000. 600 ,.n,o.
toc and clecting certificates n ,,
ciiailge for the same is>Ir,. V,h ,,
thori,y to add certificates u: ...s,- 49,
ture 10 an aggregate Of 500 lon o,o
Willys-overland COMPANY. Si,.ooo nm,
convertible Z per cent. cumui,tiys ,r
ferred stock. and Lexington and E,s,.-
Railway. $4,000 900 first mo~,.ugr -.
year. ) per cent. guarantee r,,,.
bonds.
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WEDNESDAY,, March :"
rc..lpis - hce'es we've 16,o head. in.
t'ull'g - yars fnr the market. steers
o're n lish: supply aud fIll steady; bulls
aud CONS geuoral't t'e,dy With the e1cep-
zion ~ iuoq'um cows. which were slow 10
, i.I, easier. Tho ysris were cleared
prd!uarf 90 good steer. sold At $50 s.
49, .ovt ~ 6.S04S. , fancy GOV
1t 80. dressed beet MAO IN moderate
demand - II li'Y- for city dressed
native Sldce
Receipt. 90. rilves were ".:Os head. In
Guiding l.56e head Toy he market. Neais
were on ,oc. dSl from last Mondays
pr'c.s, h%sruysri calves almost nominal.
Coinmcu 20 pr',u- ,eals sold at &Sa3ll.30
ger 700 lbs. cu.ls at &5gS7.j0: best
,r'eu vea.s AZ fll;1. a bunch Of fancy
NJ So. a f.N BARNARD calves At s. 4 $3.50.
dressed ca!,es lower ~ l3i. q lSc. for city
dressed Ncals and 1890. for country
dressed
Receipt. Of hep end lambs were 3.os7
head. incluilns, with previous arrivals, so
cars FOR sale sheep were In limited sup.
steady but al Others SLOW and easy. tho
peIs were mot quite cleared Common 20
priruo saesp ,Nves' sold ~ sass per 100
~ ordinary II" prime lambs at 81 dsl..
Cd tIurh Of Mar; land spring lambs at s.
per head Dressed mutton steady ~ fod
T.. drr>ssI lambs a. 49, lsi2c.. n tcw at
4. country dressed dollhouse lalnts lower
g. yirt 80 per arHH~
~, 81 p's o. hog WerU $40 head. inrlud.
ne , ,ts for 'h' market Prices were
so rrlu with ale. at saIsio per
Iop lbs rough, ~ 3 "usT5. Country
dressed h'ss steady - /" nc. per 10
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THE METALS MARKET.
Copper Qniet-Tin >teRds-spsl-
ter In Demand-Lead >troux.

Copper remains quiet here. bu, w'.h
some moierate business IT. electroiStlc az
ana Msy ana At 81 - To- Tune %,
and August %.hipm-rt. some ee.art hAni.
who recently sold June and Jiiv ,'':tt,c
ported yesterday pssr-s4ted 100 'ous. 'n
GLIDING @ju tons lngpta % i-iucN and q"
tons plstes 20 Holland since Warn :
rnaty 100 tons Uc-" shirr.i abroad from
seattle. ms&ine 'o'ri February sypo"'-
?c.sis tone rhe drawing down 81 so :.
% standard copper abroad Wus rejected
Yesterday IN another harp rls.-t. On
spo; and - lcs. Oh futurss--hut American
.lectrolytic Remained un, fInved AZ 'l2s ~
London.
TIN Is steady here, some I~sAlerf tuying
N spot onerinSs at concession. ~h'ee ~
III. Sarusa a." rsFGr''d a. tsFi',.I y
report II almost upOy>ih'" to obtain pef
mite for shipment Itlm singapore a.
the moment. Resale lot. of Arr,l.Nav
t.sc.. but thc general market e. Niyhct.
There is 4 better demand ;or Angus sep
AMI prices. arc nominal Spo, strait, IA
vas To-. higho- AZ London ~ tlfN too
Tho s!ugapore market also Ms trrIer q
ti?S. c. T. {. London eau!Nn'er' wlih .,..
higher on tpot, while iIturcs were Gu-
changed
quarter shipment but n-arbv Wa caster
Offerings. however. are ~snl.lle-. rher. is
small demand FOR second quarter shipment.
s,pIG.s a, pas, :. Lani.. THira 44niaarr,er
wss onered a. i5t.c and second and third
quarters together at ". Last -. Louis.
lead was strong with "a good demand
and stles fo- early shipment from the
ives, al Sc Ea., ;, Luis Nor ord.rs
nestle shipment LONDON Nss s'."dv ~
1886 FOR Spo, q. r. and = 80 lowe
Cor futures. English lead Was nrmer a. t5e
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n R A MARKETS.
wheat closes lower Dcridc"
weakness IN corn.

After opening substantially higher Tie
wheat list failed TO hold It's gains ana
| prices slowly IA vo way. The volume OF
business was the smallest for a day in
II number of weeks. blu. the falling on
was ascribed mainly to the crippled wire
service. Private and public wires TO
Western points we're in very poor condi'
ton and the Transmission of orders n
| market advic.s was impossible during
m,,c,, Of the day. A further restriction
was placed on the trade IN the form OF
| conflicting views relative to the proN'in-
| ity of peace oycr,ures. Apparently many
i'm the grain trade have decided 10 aWait
Developments in this regard rather tlah
to operate hastily III intima,ioiis Oh d
! peace move or a further pioiohgatloh
Of the war.
Exporters and foreign houses were
! moderate buyers Of wheat contracts Ior
a time. a portion of TINS deindru ""S
agains, heavy export takings late Tues
,av n Is estimated that the foreign
| buying Of North American wheats on
tina, day exceeded two million buahciF'
| following about u million bushels On
| Monday The great bulh of tbs aosorp.
| ton is thought to Ice for the account OF
the British and Dutch governments
| while the Italian Government mas alSo
| been in the market for a ayr amount
of durum wheat. Export buying Ees'''.
day, however. was very hiilte'' 'Wi
some attention was given '" ih' eaSlus
of Liyerpool wheat values after carry
.t,.diras.. vhe declines Of about ''. q
bushc, in Argentine. wheat also c"use'
couuo,ut. uarticuiarly A. freight rates
| In IN, Argentine have been tending DOWN.
ward. .,,
Tho diiicuit, in communicating WIN
the West y.stc'I'E KEPT many ,lvp go
! NI,,. from tn, local trade. bilt th'E' ~
IA, disrostIon to alter opinions ~ l." n
outlook and ~ the uil"r'ly u' nu'I.'
there t-o pr"pa A. ."h' D',Hs ,,N.,t re
,,,rt ON Np~'l m. Pric' '"'r'" -'at'9
thar winter wheat drmas" ln,rea"'ns
| and vousidcrIhI' abandoned "tfr'., y
weather map quri" u''- r.''tp 49,,
wa shown uvct tn' bt'i'rn Nl"'l 80
bcl' and tina moisture T. ''s'F''"
Interior receipt c' wheat tor the semi-
week a-. 900. 600 tIsh'lt dziIn-' '''"'.
! ui,,-ibnt,un h.r, md t. forcign i,pii' =
%srtiv.. however. Export. from No-in I'm,
tea continue at the rae or ''''' ''' "us'''
Iorn.-rhe market va d.s.ir,'l "g"h
'ea'y-lav ana f',' at,NN' m
! ihrr Than generally expected Nhl' Nllh
,b,e. ,rn,,' Liverpool AMI ~, sdrly huIst
In wheat created ouc bu. ING. ~ coon 70.
came eyli,ut IN, 'npporiin. "la't. W.
| po-ied. although tho -umor. OF a. INJURY
here p.rsi.''d A. the sem' i.'ne " ~
| Known that Interest," WITH foreign ,cnlcc
| lions w,r4 among The .e'!era ana th'ro
,.ss ,lr6 r-e,su-e IRON, bear. wn" arc an
| t'c,pauns = large 'oInt-y thoN"iucht VT
s., ta- M, week total =. 10000 nush'ls
as..ns. 100000 8 week ago ana 80" 80"
point. continue 70 Increase q. = result "'
| int noNen mt
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consolidated Exchange.

Much trading interest continued TO centre
~ Cru,tble steel on the Consolidated Stock
Exchange, more than IL, 900 shares chang
sng hands. It opened A. 500. down 4.
OF a point from i,s closing quotation On
Tuesday. uud wa under further selling
pressure Tor q time, getting as low as
sIs In the afternoon however. IT rallied
Sharply advancing 10 9li7. although II
closed at yUa Baldwin locomotive, which
had early sold as low a. i0+A, rose to
1924. while American Locomotive. after
touching tii2. advanced 10 .bx Mexican
Petroleum, OF which more. than 1000
shlres were dealt IN, rose from 1857. to
smelling, from l0lis. advanced to 1913,
closing ~ l0lb
Throughout tho day traders accorded
much attention to advices bearing upon
the Mexican situation. and It was evident
that q certain amount OF nervousness ex-
i,trd regarding possible developments IN
that quarter. United States Steel com
MOI, the leader, among the standard
stocks, opened at sA4, sold as low as sth,
as high as So. and closed at SS. which
vas also ito closing price on Tuesday.
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SULZBERGER BONDS TAKEN
:! ndtrate 10 Market $4,000. a
worth Of Them,

Announcement WAS made IN the an.-.
cal district yesterday OF the pprc,,.,
Of sl".1oo,ooo Sulzberge & SON. Co
iiany nrst mortgage b per cent. tyer,,.
i've year sinking una gold bond. d.
April J. 1891, by the Guaranty m,
Company. the ChaS. National RI
lIsllgartcr " Co. and William S,ln,nr
u Co.. on behalf of whom = syndicate
now being formed undc- the u,.as,
ment Of Ualigsrten n CO.. William 81.
mon a 60. and the Illinois lri.. 49,.
Savings Eank of Chicago ard t,s &C.,
ttnental and Commercial Trust r--
pany of Chicago. tn market It's bond
The total authorized issue u, limited IN
$50. oo,on". and tho proceed. 90. n.
present Issue arc to be used To- r,;ts,!
outstanding 'lehentures of tn. ,.,,pa,
amounting to sS.Oa9. Que. and 90 -5v,,
additional working capital l. , ~.
iected that tho bonds will hc u'','e! r.
sale ~ the NFy ucar futui,.
II rso announced last WecL TIA. :.
majority Of nc conmon toe. - SUI.
berger q Sons tonurasl. had '.aeq ey-
chased by d group @, rev lor. han.
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$50, 0O0, 900 DUE TO Brazil.
Berlin says Transfer Must AWAIT
End Of

BERLIN. via London. March ?.--rhe
Overseas News Agency states that the
coffee from Brazil referred to IN des-
patches from Rio de Janeiro as having
been taken over but not paid for by
Germany WAS bought IN open market
by the latter for 10000. 900 marks
$3.50. 600. 00O).
This amount was transferred, accord
ting TO the terms of the loan contract Of
1918, TO the authorized German bank
ing house. On account OF the war the
money was not forwarded 10 the Bra
LILLIAN loan trustees IN London. but will
be paid after the war.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-23
SHIPPERS MEET TO
END FREIGHT JAM
Embargo Of Five Days on
Railroads Among Plans
Urged for Relief.
$4,000 n. II. CARS HELD Up

Representatives Of 100 OF the most
important shippers In the country inst at
the Merchants Association yesterday and
sought TO devise means by which to
clear the unprecedented congestion OF
freight In the port Of New YORK n
along the Northern and Western rail-
roads. Several men suggested that the
railroads he required TO place a Ave day
embargo on freight and during that time
exert all their efforts TO clean up their
lines and deliver the delayed cars. many
OF which arc from two TO our weeks be-
hind schedule.
A committee OF twelve was appointed.
with instructions TO make strong repre-
sentations to the railroads and To- ofer
suggestions and cooperation to the COM
mittee of railroad presidents now meet
Ing 1t the Grand Central Terminal with
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Clark IN an endeavcr TO relieve the con-
gesuon.
The congestion in New York har-
tor.'' said J. c. Lincoln. trafffc nlanager
Of tho Merchants Association. started
In September at the time Of the long
.horemen's strike. The strike lasted
sixty days and the result was congestion
and delay. \ second contributing cause
was the closing Of the Panama Canal.
which stopped the shipment of freigh:
from New York 10 the west coast, the
Far East and Russia. \ third cause WAS
the enormou increase In business, both
domestic and export, coupled with the
fear of a threatened coal strike this
spring.
The railroads laid III large stocks NJ
cosl and this required the use OF their
rolling stock. Much of our trouble. 7
believe. is due TO coal which has con-
'ributed to the congestion on the New
Jersey side of the Hudson
Various remedial suggestions were
made at the meeting. but none Of them
appeared TO III the bill
w ave had $50 cars on the Penn
eylvania Railroad out since January "
said c. 3. Gregory OF the National Har-
vester Company. " have provided
steamer space for them four times M
we can't get them. On March S | or
dered twenty-three cars from Chicago
and only twelve have been delivered 10
lighters"
Mr. Lincoln said. as did others. tina.
the congestion on the New Haven eS-
ceeds that on any other road. From
New York 10 Buffalo. he added. the
tracks of the railroads are so crowded
that freight which used TO require five
days for movement now requires from
twenty to thirty. The congestion on
tho New York piers is beyond desorip-
ton. ne asserted
r. ,. Van Kirk OF the Standard Narnish
Company said that he had had freight
cars in the yards about New York for "a
month and could not get them, because
tho railroads could not md hem T.
was said that on the New Haven alone
$4,000 loaded cars are waiting delivery
and that 1900 cara loaded with New
England freight have been lost in the
shuttle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-23
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Prices Ease on After . Rise Of 3
to Points.

The coffee marke, was again narrow and
after working UP > to points during the
morning on very moderate buying prices
essed of asain late IN the day under light
eelling. and al the close values we're net un-
changed TO , point higher Total sales for the
day we're 10, 75o bass Cost and freight offers
from Brazil were UNCHANGED 10 ~ points
lower, with Santos Is quoted AZ q 81 to 10 tcc.
Shippers in Brzl! seemed more disposed To
make sales. but II was said that some OF the
LEADING houses there were inclined to take a
very hrn view OF the situation, and reports
received here during the past week or two
have not been as favorable reg ar!lng tho
prospects for the neNt crop a. conditions pre-
vailing al the time Of Towering had Indicated
On the whole there seems to he 4 good deal
to he said on both sides Of tn. market. but
nj the present time neither bulls nor bears
~ disposed TO become as gressive and prices
drift along without = very strong tendency
either way. although the most pronounced
movement ree ntly has been tow ard a higher
level.
The official Brazilian cable reported AN al
vance Of i.32d, IN Rio EXCHANGE IN London
milreis prices IN both Rio and Santos were
unchanged and receipts al the two ports were
moderate. amounting To ~ 90 bass. az ainst
$4,000 last year. Prices follow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-23
MONEY AMI EXCHANGE.

The New York Federal F,sser,o Bank
rates wore I per cent. for thirty to ninety
days and per cent. for longer bile.
Open market discount p'inl- accept
anres maturing M to ninety day, - y
2S4 per cent,
Commercial paper ~ - were "a ~ ror
cent Tor sixty 10 ninety day bulls And fi
four to six months best names.
Time money WAS rather quiet Rates
were -. Il 90. per cent. fur SIXTY ih's.
- as per ccut for ninety days and ga
81 per cent. FOR four fiv' and Xix months
Cali money on the Moor OF the Stpch IA
change ruled at ! per cent. high, y per
cent; low, ~ per cent
sterling eXchanse W. practically mn
changed. Final uuo'"''ong were. De
mand. t76I cables. ~
Cali money In London, 'niiY per cent
short bills, % per cent.
Domestic eN,hdnp" III New York: II
Louis. par; san Francisco. soc, premium.
Minneapolis, Toe, premium chicago. HU,.
discount: Cincinnati, par, Montreal. 500
premium.
Bsr silver in London. IND, New York.
5sl.c,
New York Clearing House statement;
Exchanges, $40, 76l, 306; balance, S22,5:o,.
6le; Treasury credit balance. e13t,3?s.
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Tho Government concluded it. ease
before Judge Learned Hand ~ tho
United States District Ccur Yesterday
~ tho dissolution suit against the corn
rr"dl!ct, RetinlilS t~'Li,dny drd other
Cumpcucnts Of IN" alleged starch and
rlucos. trust. ittorre. = f"r the defence
viii bec.a their arguments to-day and
VII probably trls.I Friday afternoon
or saturday morning. TIC iinal ergu-
non FOR the Government Mas made by
special Assistant United State .tttor-
ie,-t;cu'r.l Van S.nd.'in Lindsey.
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OTTONSEED OIL.

The market was 'rreGula! yesterday. SELL
ing up > TO 10 points early az a result of
he advance In lard and further reports
~ crude oil absorption ON the bhsls -
Use. Subsequently there Was a reaction.
II Is evident that the fluctuations ave gov
-rned TO an Important cN'"rt hN The ar
ton OF the lard l'st, con- pound lard
makers have been showing greater inter
est In cotton oil the past two weeks and
II is believed that II the" consumers ro
main In the oil market higher prices are
inevitable, The underlying speculative
sentiment remains bu!lish, but the IN
preceden,edly higii prices are commanding
respect. curb prices we've 3 to = puiuts
above the closing
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THE SUGAR MARKET.
Prices O6 . to ~ Points op sale,
OF 1850 Tons.

The sugar rnarke, sENu shove
Of confidence in the stah.I,tv Of u~s,or' = o
Levels and at the Close Of the CIV sa"
were 20 u points let lower Tot, s.f
were go tons, Tong. who h.s 's',. .
take ADVANTAGE OF the rc,Gt a.ys -s
the principal seller and The l,n8r -
not Of An aggressive - i-acter l. 49,.
thought III aOme quarter thA' 'rs -.
reaction from the ! cent Level was ..r -
10 technical conditions, but - u' '
hunted thai the trade was pure H. 49,
apprehensive OF increased oNt.r -
suit OF peace runners
The SPOT market was ease- 49, ~
AZ a slightly lower level own. 70 80.
ZOO bags out of store BY . lr-aI .r.-f-
at S.TIc. for centrifugal 9. tes' -us
which 10 eoual TO ~ lSc 'or ."
previous quotations Re ined su-sr et =
at $500. 10 &c. tor me sr,~.'7'- =
domestic demand was slow. hU' 'A.... 49,
active withdraw ais on old n-de' F.'"
prices follow
oper Hish Low 'f -
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Days CustOms Dutics $40, 49,

Receipts FOR duties at The rl>.
House yesterday were Si4s -
which f03.6lo.so was for u.c- ai.l ,
withdrawn from bonded w|arcaol. r
$3t:,>i1.t: for veceni IMPORT.
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H BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. March 2. There was heavy
trS1ing " United states smelling, which
closed With a sam Of ii.. Zine issues were
up a point each and several copper stocks
gained frsctionally The summary.
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THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

pITTSRl re March - American Window
II> Machine, sewer PIPE atd National flfr
urou'u. were c4slrr OHIO Fuel supply and
I'tluu Natural t,,' irHlH sr4ll .alus The
.urnm4rN
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. March - >'rcuEI IN Pnel
matte Tool vas the feature OF 'nt marFe'
here. Union CARBIDE and Acne ICIp >r.p.
building showed mriera,. Improvement. n,
sunm airy.
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open .High.Low
ing. est. est
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Louisville and Nashville:
1915. Changes
Second week Mar. sl,lH7,SSJ lur. s2l3,J4n
From July H.. $i,5e+,3S2 Inc. %,739,l4J
KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN.
The Kansas city Southorn Railway Com
pany reports for February: