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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-28
A Record Death Leap for the Movies.

Mounted on horse" says Farm and
Fireside, arthur Davis, motion pic
ture actor, rode off a precipice SO feet
high into chasm in the Adirondacks
The wild leap terminated in a pool of
water, which was dotted by sharp. ugly
crags Of rock. Catapulted from the great
height both horse and rider struck the
water at the same time. In the per
pendicular descent rider and horse turned
two somersaults. One of the five camera
men assigned to take pictures of the I'M
usual and daring scene tainted as rider
and horse fell. Davis was fished out of
the pool, the bottom of which he and the
horse had touched, and was rushed in a
special Pullman car to New York City
hospital. 1t was found that he had re-
ceived broken leg and many bruises.
The horse was uniniured and swan
ashore"
Dorothy Dexter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-28
The Sacred Business Lunch Snare and a
DeluSion.

In the March American Magazine a
young man who diagnosed his own all
ment after doctors had been unable 10
do 50 blames a large part Of his early
suffering and misery upon the business
lunch
The sacred business luncheon Is
snare and delusion- he declares. Two
men meet al q hotel. they overest. they
smoke more than j. good for them. and
they talk for two hours. At the end Of
that time they have accomplished. per-
haps what might have occupied fifteen
minutes had one % them gone 20 the
ofice % the other. instead % saving.
Take lunch with NJ, and vel tx if
up
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-28
EXTREME WEAKNESS
AND SUFFERING
Read How Mrs. Cooling got
Relief and Strength.

York, Pal have used Lydia f.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-05

Die 9inifen bebaupten, tie batten
lruro0fli6 BON g5ernpiuib, Der
9anptftabt Der Wnfoiuina, @raben
crobsrt mn6 cine belun6ers p6antaiie-
beile Nenter 0epeidDe bebamptet TO-
gar, g5ernpiuit lei bon ben Ceiter=
reidern fdon serGnmt. Die DETER
reider lpiiieu nidts BON oieIem an.
geblidltm ruiiiiden Grfplsen sn mel
ben. Sic erflGren i'm 0eaentcil,
0ak ale 9ngriffe Der HltiIem nit mt
gebearen gerlniten fir lie snriifse=
5djlaaen iuaren. Sci gneaes III Ga
H5ien, auf einer Strede bon iedjs
WeiIen Vreite, ioIien iie alleim 230O
Mann an Suten perloren 1a6en. Die
Dfterrtidii6en 9sadridten lueroen
tsoI ridtis fein. DAFT bic 9fmiIem In
@alisien ii6rr bic strbpa nod nidt
biniiber gefpmmen iin6, iuie audl
Id)cn be1anptet ipnr6e, allo tatIadl,
ltd IN 0alisien nod INNER bort
lteben, iuo fie ieit eanaent ae1tanoen
babeii, benefit bic 9ndridjf, oaf, he
nod immer 5itlid) bon 8meaes fim-
pfen.
Die engIildje 9aegiernmg fat be.
fannf seseben, baE ne ben 8aralOns-
syaiI sinem SribHnal, bas ans ame-
rlfauifden syIpttenoffisierem beitc6t,
i:6eripeiien iueroe. Der ogaralong"
tit ein ensliides Eatronllenboot, 6as
inter amerifanilder slaege iidl, nns
be Der irild)en Stiiite an elm bent-
fd)es ltnterieeboot beranseIdllidJcn
batte, Hno basTeIbe in ben GrnmS
bpbrtt. Die 8eiatnng bes y9ara-
long, Fell baum ben aapitan 6es
1tnferieebouts nn6 5ebn Mann ieincr
Neiatnmg ermorbet babem. Der
aranenbafte @orfall iparbe bon iedjs
Amerifanern, Die iidJ als Nanlelel-
iuadter auf benz 9ampfer rNiitu.
iian1 befanben tnb BON i6m nms bic
Morbtat NIT ania6en, smr allsemei-
men aenntris eebradt. glnfj ein
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-05
anr5t lltbtriid)t.

Die Deiterreider nel6en, BAH
ale rmiIildeu gtngriffe abge-
id5lasen itien ,tnb baf Die Nni.
len in WaIisiea fdiuere 8erlnite
erIitten batten. Die 9iniien ite-
hen nod INNER amf Der Dificite
Der Strbpa-
OentiGlnn6s Jinanslase 1T
SnrdJ ben &ries nidjt berIdled-
ferf.
GerbinanS bon gnIgarien
wia isd dmgebIidD gum g5nr BON
@aaebpnien fr6nen la!itn.
Der rgaSalons" 6aa iOG
BON anerifaniiden Glottenuifi-
5iereu nnterfnd)t iuercen.
Dir Defterreid)sr nebmen oen
Stalienern bei Splmeim eine,t
Uraben meg.
9er rniiiide aaiisr erflGrt,
nidt cher 6rie6en MAIDEN at
nolen. als bis Der lekts Teino
aus JfufIano bertrieben lei.
Die lerbiid)en Srmppen umr-
ben BEL GlbaiIon pOllitanOis
beruidjtet.
sSn ben @amptita1ten Der Gu,
tefttntad)te 1T man iiber bic
Sdtisfeit Der 1Interieeboote I'M
Mittelanbiid)en Meer iebr an;-
geregt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-05

| falls elm Mmerifaner, 6er sm Der 8c-
latnns oes pgaralong" sebSrte, bat
cine sleide Mmsiage gemadt. 9entIdj-
lamb lief feinerseit bnrdl mnlere
9iegiernng cine geidmer6e bei Der
ensliiden Gegiernng einreiden.
Gine in 3on6pn ber6ffentlidjte, ar-
geblid aus Biem fommen6e 0epeIdje
ineloet, a6nis Ter6inanb BON 8nlga-
rien btabidtise, iid nadl Sem prtbos
lbprem@eibnadtsfeit in ber nlten ma.
! 5ebpniiden a5nigsiabt Ddri6a sim
|Gsaren bun MaSebonien fr6nen sa
|laTen.
glms itnIieniiden amellem eingc-
itroffene Nadridten mclSen, baf bic
jifrbiiden Srnpper, iuelde bic Bull
garen bei GlbaiTan nitfsmbaIten ber-
lindten, bernifjtet iuor6em iinS. Die
Serben, bic pffenbar 6nrd) itaIieni=
id]e StreitfrGfte beritarft iuorbeil
tuaren, beiaken biel Mnnitipn unb
and) cine Mn5nbl bpn Ieid)ten 0e-
lldiiten. Sic Ieiiteten brei Sage lang
saben @iberitanb, iuur6en iebodj
lfait bollitanSis aafserieben. glnr
elm fleiner Neit entfan.
/ Sci einem gefamsenen rmiiiiden
lGffisier fat man einen grief bes rmi-
| liifden Dberiten Saianpiu seftn6en,
in Sem 6ieier Die rniiiiden Spl6aten
beidnISist, bah he I'M eigenen 9an-
Dc plGnSerten nn6 ranbtem.
Die 0entiden Staatsbabnen ba6en
ienIidj Mnftras fir ben Ban bon 847
| 2pfonlotipen, 1889 Eaiiasier-, 300
GepGf- unb 14,t53 5radtipagen ge-
seben. SIN Sabre 1914E15 ipmr6en
$50 9ofomotiben amgefanft nnb i'm
Sabre 19f5116 Iosar $40.
Cine r6ntiidje 9iigen6epeid)e mel
Oct, 66nis Gomitantin BON @riedlem-
lamb idJeine iid) Ben Gntcntemad)ten
bon Sag 81 Saa mebr sn nabern iinb
iuenn er aud erflare, an Der Nentrn-
lifat feitbalten 5m iupllen, 10 Idlcine
er bod nit oen, mas in Salpnifi gc-
ideben lei, b6llis einueritanben sll
hin. Gr babe beintlidj BEL &emiselOs
ldon 5luei Mfal anfrasen lniiem, un-
ter iueldJem 8ebingnngen er Die Ere.
ntierifelle iuiebcr annebmen iuarbe,
@cni5elos babe aber je6es glmgebut
abseluieien, oa 0riedenlamS amsem.
liiflid nidt I'M Stanoe ieim iuiiroe,
ben Gntentemadten lueitere 6iilfe al
leiiten. Gr babe Die gtmaeleaen6cit
aber bis snnl Griibiabr aafgeidoben,
camn m6se WriedJemlan6 moi eber ct.
mas leiiten f6nnen. Gs lei alio leisdt
m6glidl, oaf 0riedJenlano iid frii6er
uSer fpater bod nod ben gntente-
madjtem anidliefen tuer6e. - 9lCes
gelosen, bom eriten bis gum lebien
gSprf.
gms aopen6aget ,uirS aemeIoet,
Der ldjiuebifdje 9ampfer ,Geploma" lei
anf Der Sleiie nadJ Sapan bon ben
Semtiden feitsebalten nn6 mad
Siuinemiinbe gebradt iuoroen.
Der ensliide 9ampfer y8eelams"
1T nid)t perlenft iuoroen, Iunbern III
Jolae zines 3nlammenitokes nit
oem Sampfer agonbiliton" inter,
gegangen.
yei Solmein baben Die Seiterrei.
der ben Stalienern einen Gjra6em
abgenummem.
sns Berlin iuirb uffisiea aemel-
eet, baR anf feinem ariegsidamplat
iuidltige Greisniile, fucld)e bic 9aae
|perGnoert batten. porgefommem ieien.
Der aoiler bon 9imklanb fat in
elmer &eOe, bic er BET einer Sruppen.
rebne am 2. Sannar bielt, erflart:
pWie id) idom st anfang beS arie-
gts laste, iuerbe id) nid)t c9er ssrie.
ben id)lieken, ais bis iuir Sen letfeu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-05

Or. eOnts SirIdfelO, Spe8ialiit fir
9Iaien- uno @eidle6tsfranfbeiterl.
fat iett feline Office nod 4t7-4ts
-@ebdiioe oerfegt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-05

Sn @opti ioIlen ii1 oie Ser
boltniiie griinoIidb gebeiiert baben
imO tnIere &eeierlng miro oie aint-
rifaniiben Seeleiite uno SeeIoIoatell
BON oort 8uriidbernfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-05

ge5ablt Cure ugoa Ear; anr
Md bis 5am 81. Sannar 3eit Sa;ul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-19

h<.c1ln Locomotive was singled on,
tga1 30 .erfly for attack. and there
"a 1rDFra..Y heavy selling % that
"fos throughout the day. Offering
.gniinplrR r.gh, Up % the close. Part
o. ne decline was attributable 70 spec
-AiTe snort selling, but there was also
''loerce, according - tho traders. OF
goooiy amount ~ lqUi dalton. Hold
~ o. thlniy muH.ncd accounts in
.slfwin have undoubtedly been forced
j., ~ o. their stock In the DIVE
- Monday and yesterday u was re-
y'r<d yesterday in connection with
'As break ia BALDWIN that the banks
nsTe msrking down sharply The pic"
=. which That issue - carried ln STOCK
Lrcnahgs loans. Brokers said thcre
nss been determination agaire' other
Nsf s'DcIs carried hs loan collateral.
.'Ably luciblc Steel and American
locomotive. Baldwin, break ycsterday
,,~ffled tna stock down % areihcr me-"
~ record u 5tH. compared with an
'1fiy high - bl<t. ending The day with
i',s from NDnda o. ~ points. sen
* IN BALDWIN was especially hravy ~
- lar hour. whom % nm a close trc
,hf - Marine preferred. The hnai
.rte broke ne stock from above ~
. below 81. and there Was no sign OF
'fslY. - fer there has been uofhir"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-19
COTTON ACTIVE;
PRICES FIRMER
Covering by Shorts and Con-
tinued Trade Demands In
prove Sentiment.

! ne cotton market was more active
yesterday, and prices ruled hrmer on
covering OF shorts and a continued de-
mand from trade sources. July con-
tracts sold up 10 12O9c. or points
above Mondays closing price, and the
general list closed steady at net ad-
vance of from q to II points.
Adyices from Rotterdam reporting
that peace rumOrs were circulating IN
financial circles there attracted some
attention and may possibly have mad
some influence on the advance. More
generally speaking, however, the ten
dency around the ring was TO attribute
the improvement 20 the continued
steadines Of Southern spot marke =
and the continued demand from trade
sources.
Spinners are believed to have con-
tracted for large forward deliveries OF
goods at prices showing new prohts
above present quotations for raw ma
tcrial in the futures market.
Gables were relatively steady and
the market here opened at an advance
OF TO points. Liverpool was cred,
tied with selling between 10000 and
10000 bales during the first hour, pre-
sumably on fresh strsddle account. but
otherwise offerings were limited 20
scattered realizing or liquidation. and
slight reactions during the middle OF
the day were followed by renewed firm
ness. with active months selling . 70
10 points net higher in the late trading.
Il may be that part Of yesterday
buying reflected covering Of CONTRACTS
recently sold as a result Of nervousness
over international affairs. but there
also seemed to be some fresh commits
sion house buying. General business
was more in evidence than for the last
several DAYS. The tendency 10 even up
near month commitments was doubtless
promoted by the approach Of the hrst
May notice day. The market Will be
closed Friday and Saturday Of TINS
week. while May notices may be issued
on Tuesday. but there was scattered
covering as we'll as liquidation. and
trade interests continued buyers OF May
at a discount Of about 10 points under
July. o.-,,.
Southern spot markets as officially
reported were al unchanged except ior
an advance Of 10 points at Galveston
Exports for the day were 1854 bales
making 4.25S.Oj so far this season.
Range Of price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-19
81 Cents for Spot Copper.

Another outpouring OF bullish news
ron the copper trade failed yesterday
70 start anything in the coppers, al
hough the group showed frmness COM
pared with dropping tendency In the
rest OF the industrials. Sales Of cleo
iroiytic spot were reported ln the lOca!
;rsds a. 81 cents pound, while Bos-
ton sdvices said that a sale Of 100000
pounds Of Lake copper had changed
hands a. 30iz cents. Both quotations
we're new high record prices. Copper
.or future delivery continues 70 range
between - AID % cents for the re
rsinder o. the year. in London the
market il keeping pace with the trend
tsre, prices % clec.rolytic, spot and
futures all advancing yesterday s. a
ion o. the metal exchange. Electro
lyiic is row quoted Ton the London
Metal Exchange az new high record
o. sl5s a Ton. This price Is only nom
nal, however, ss in the outside mar
tst The quotation is said 20 be around
hi2 ton. or the equivalent Of 29
ee-ts Z pound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-19
Rails Do Better.

One Of the outstanding features of
Yesterdays market was the trmness
and strength OF the railway DIVISION
as contrasted with the irregularity and
weakness Of the specialties. While not
especially prominent in the dealings
the rails acted well throughout the
session. Gossip in brokerage houses
with regard to the settlement OF the
labor dispute was rather more opti-
nistic. and the coal roads were affect
Cd favorably BY intimations tnat the
differences between the anthracite OPP
orators and the miners will be sstls-
fsctorily settled There were three
railroad issues that were conspicuous
Norfolk & Western. Reading and West
ern Maryland, all OF which have hg-
ured recently in rumors OF mergers
and change Of control This trio moved
together yesterday. Norfolk advancing
. points. Reading rs points and West
ern MARYLAND ~ points. New Haven
attracted attention by al early decline
probably due 20 selling on the news
a. the wreck, but recovered all OF the
ground lost and closed the day win F
fractional gain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-19
Marine Preferred's Drop.

Action 90 International Mercantile
Marine preferred was something o. a
puzzle yesterday All day long u was
ne leading issue in Do.nt % activity,
VIII g turnover o. $4,000 shares, and
advanced toward che close % rs. At
nat Level. reached about fifteen min
we, before the gong sounded, IT sud-
Denly appeared % have lost its sup
lort and broke spectacularly, falling
osee 20 =. where - closed. Early
,ifergth ~ the issue was attributed 20
.nsise accumulation on The strength OF
-ae receiver statement - earnings.
~ late decline occurred, 10 was said
tiier The close o. the market. whom q
sanoer o. brokers who had orders %
ny re stock around ~ lcft the
Esfine poet % go % another part or
~ foor I1 fhc.r absence somebody
preceded ~ unload 70 such q volume
nat 'te stuck dropped one-quarter 20
eore-raf point between sales, losing
pint and more in less than fifteen
rirr'ss. Tho common held It's early
&C .arce and closed Up ~ points ~
PA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-19
Talk Extra Steel Dividend.

prmo-, Yesterday that the United
r,,s. Steel Corporation was about to
.Srsnee the wages OF its employees
..o,ber 10 per cent, the second increase
- ,hst amount since the first Of the
,.,r were confirmed after the markets
s'oss by Judge Gary. Last January
ys,n the first increase was announced
WI Street concluded that il fore
.bsSoved the restoration Of the common
.,oek dividend 20 a per cent annua!
h.is and this conclusion proved cor
,,c, Yesterday, arguing along the
mrs lines. it was suggested that the
i,,ss. wage advance might possibly be
y, torerunner Of larger dividend
p,ynent on the common stock. the AZ
sunent being that II the corporation
wss so prosperous as 70 be able 70 pay
IL employees more wages, u might
likewise fld q way 20 give the common
stock holders g iargey return IN the way
0, dividends The quarterly meeting
q, the directors is held next week. and
her. have been rUmors that an extra
dividend Of / per cent might be de-
dared il addition 20 the regular quar-
t.rly disbursement Of IL per cent.
Wal Streets estimates OF earnings Tor
tie first quarter OF the year have put
he figure for net a. around S60,0OO,O0O,
Equivalent 70 an annual rate on the
.snmon o. better than so per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-19
The French Loan.

z the proposed new French loan IS
70 be secured By collateral, as reported
uno5eially, il may enable state banks
and trust companies here 10 subscrl be
70 much larger amount than would be
permitted under the law were the issue
70 consist Of an unsecured obligation.
Tie state banking law, II was pointed
o., yesterday. enables state banks and
;rssi companies 20 subscribe 20 for
elgn government loans secured by col
lateral 70 the extent Of % per cent Of
;hsi- capital and surplus. as against
OILY 10 per cent where the loan is IN
secured. Such information as has been
made public in the last day or two re-
gsrcing the proposed loan is rather IN
definite, and there is still some cues
ton whether the new issue Will be q
direct obligation Of the French goven-
rsni or Of French banking interests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-19
S55,0O0,0OO CITY
BOND SALE TODAY
Bankers Predict Success
Curb Brokers Fighting
Shy of Issue.

Although the general bond market
has been dull and spiritless for several
weeks on account Of the large amount
OF American securities modified ~
Great Britain awaiting more favorable
conditions for their sale. investment
bankers predicted yesterday that the
city bond sale scheduled 20 take place
a o'clock to-day would be big sue
cess.
The Controller will sell s40,o00,00O
a, per cent gold corporate stock, due
April I, 1866. and Sl5.OOO.0OO "A per
cent fftcon-ycar serial bonds. maturing
annually from April !. 1917. 20 Apr l.
1891. Separate proposals must be maze
iC~ each class.
Because Of the lesson taught by the
sale Of $4,000 900 state Is ~ January
when the entire issue was taken by
private individuals, curb brokers have
fought shy Of trading in the new city
bonds on a when issued" basis. Sew
eral found themselves short OF the
market and had no way 20 cover. as the
buyers. said 70 be closely Identified
with the Rockefe.lors and the First
National Bank. refused 20 offer any
OF tho bonds for resale.
Particular interest viii centre in TO-
days Offering. as. like the state bonds,
the issue is exempt from the Federal
income tax and all other taxation cx-
cept for state purposes. There was no
evidence yesterday, however. that a
coterie Of millionaires would Jump IN
and take the bonds.
Among the financial institutions that
will probably submit an al or none
bid have been mentioned two syndi-
Gates. one headed by the Guaranty
Trust Company and the National City
Bank. the other BY Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
and William A. Read ( Co. A block OF
the city AS, due 1864, sold yesterday
at l03. This price, bond men thought,
was fair index Of what to-day's issue
might bring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-19

METALS.

C,,,r.r ~ firm. with -lectrolytic quoted
=, 9sss 9ac Tor delivery during the third quar-
az, fi ne was as quiet with spot in fyeton lots
quoted at 5I.25c bid. Lead dull Ne" 1oI re
SPOT SPOT 7.75c asked and East st Louis los, .,i
asked speter steady NeT VOTE Tbs n Smrri-
can smelling and Refining Co. quoted ,ead
~ a. SOC Tor New York delivery and at ~ -
East II Louis. In London lead closer 9..,'i.s a.
ssS D cd Tor spot and at s35 IS for future.
Spelter. spot. il03 and futures ~. ~ ~, -
ondon closed ~ 400 for standard spot Snu
l !. Los for futures. with sales of 20 ton,
'eot and so tons futures. Copper, stanq q.'.;a
po, ri9s and futures sl23. with electroy NC
quoted at sl3s. Sales Of copper IN Lonu'"
were 30 tons spot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-19
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

An initial dividend Of ia per cent
On It's first preferred stock has been
declared by the United Drug Company
The dividend will be paid May 10
holders Of record April "a.
Directors Of the Castor. Williams
Z Wigmore Steamship Corporation
have elected John y. Austin. IT, wee
resident and general manager OF the
company.
Stockholders % the Robert Car
COMPANY have voted to increase the
pr,ferred stock by 5000 shares nay
iro par value Of 500, making the
cornpany's capitalization S7,ss0,OOO.
Tho American Zinc. Lead and Smelt =
i,c Company has declared dividend
q, 30 per cent m new preferred stock.
naysble June - 20 stock Of record
May 10.
Fred ". Trabod has been ap-
poin'cd an assistant manager OF the
foreien department Of the Guaranty
Trust Company.
The National City Bank has with
drawn sg5. 900 IN United States goid
coin from the Sub-Trcasury Tor snip
rocnt 90 Costa Rica.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-19
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
OIFEE.

Active liquidation occurred in the coffee
market during the early operation. and
prices declined sgl4 points Stop-loss order,
were uncovered on the decline. which added
TO the pressure. but late IN the DAY there
wa partial rally. and final quotations "ere
40s poinf, lower. Total sales for the day
were 800 bags.
The selling movement seemed 70 he due
20 nervousness on the part OF longs VINO
we're Influenced by the disturbed political SIT
uation. which. ~ wa feared, might dsIodGe
sore foreign holdings here. Furthermore.
the available supply Of tonnage IN Brazil ap-
pears 90 he more liberal. and ocean freight
rates were easier. being quoted through PR
vste sources a. low a. $40 per bag Brazil
showed some disposition 20 sell. and ofer-
were easier. Santos . being quoted AZ lOisc
and RIO ~ at o 30c London credits.
The spot market vas Inactive and LARGELY
nominal. with quotations unchanged AZ 9'.c
for Rio No O.. Range of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-19
o;.s in Steel Employees
n" Wages Revives Rumors
Of Extra Dividend.
ANOTHER OFF DAY
FOR WAR ISSUES
baldwin Locomotive Plunges
rrrther-RailWay Shares
Reflect Improvement.

.v.hosv likes the looks Of the mar
he, stocks are bargains said
~, Yesterday when some one asked
- chs, be thought shout the general
-, Of securities. But put EN- up
III their pumping the ceiling" ne
..,nusd. "snd they look fne. Isn't
A., always TIE way? Everybody seems
;. ,,ink there IS nothing worth while
, n. market just now. Start prices
~,vsrd snd see how quickly sentiment
.t,,ces rs al a matter of psy-
.,o,ogv. Wall Street always likes the
~. o, rising market and is disguised
az blue when 4 hesi.ates. That's why
- rsrv people aye bcarish AZ the mo-
~.r. They are bcarish not because Of
-" International situation as regards
c e. or the Mexican sQuabble or
s,ossible ending Of the war, but be-
.,5ss the stock market dribbles along
S.,sou, getting anywhere. ! feel the
',r, way myself about The market and
! 1--WE lots Of company"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-19
Assents TO Frisco Plan Big

The reorganization managers Of the
81. Louis & San Francisco Railroad
Company announced yesterday that as
scnts 70 their plan totalled about 9S
Ter cent Of the refunding 1 per cent
bonds and about 90 per cent OF the
general lien Us. exclusive Of the
..nch holdings. The committee IN
France has approved the plan. About
50 per cent OF the stock has assented.
and a large amount Of underlying Sc
.curitics has also been deposited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-19
SUGAR FUTURES

The market for sugar futures was inar'iv-
during the fr>t part of the day. and prices
for the near months sagged on few points
under liquidation prompted by a desire on
the par, # longs 10 even w for over the
nppraachins holidays and owing to some
nervousness over political cond tons. Late
in the day. however. the market turned firm
on increas ed buying due 10 reports that a
local rcfiner had paid SIC for May ship
,,e,, fro,, Cuh, and A. the close Of the day
values were net unchanged to points high
cr. Total sales were 1000 tons. Range OF
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-19
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

Throughout the day the market on
the Consolidated Exchange showed hes
itation and caution, with irregularity
IN price movement. Baldwin Locomo-
tive declined TO 93a.. where it closed,
after an early high OF 977s. In Crucible
Steel 1880 shares changed hands. It
did not 90 below s5's. Reading ad-
vanced 20 SlIs.