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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-19
THE CURB MARKET.
I'm Improvement In Demand-Genera1
Tendency Upward.

Stocks in the outside market showed a
considerable Improvement In demand yester.
day. The general tendency was upward
Some issues were some what neglected, but
hgures.
Submarine Boa, continued its adv ancc IN
the early trading, influenced by the naval
appropriation bill. Under heavy buying the
stock advanced . points II lost hall the
gain In the later transactions. CONSPICUOUS
IN the afternoon trading was Aetna Explo
slves new stock, which recovered all o. the
loss Of the past week, with dealings Of ea
Chevrolet reached another top. price AZ
az, compared with az, established on
"Wednesday. Saxon Motors was strons, with
male. a. ~; . new nisn Tor ne eITrsn,
points. White Motor advanced with tho
announcement that the company had closed
an order With the French Government, but
IN the later trading the issue sssscd on
Lynn Phones rzpl, sold at the new high
prize, Of IN, y net Improvement OF ~ points
Of trading IL the new FLEMISH, Lynn sshre.,
which. will make their initial appearance
next Monday. There was All improved de
n,aid for Sinclair OIL and Metropolitan Pc.
t%roienr, ruled higher on reports OF additional
large business.
Midv ale steel was quiet. but we'll supported
Al the previous days high level. Cuba Cane
Susa ar common was duli and slightly lower.
while the preferred. after nd, aucins u point
lost most OF it's aain
STANDARD OH iss,ies wrr0 agsln active and
slightly hruer. With the exception OF stand
ard Oil of Indiana. which recssied I points
though the general undertoie OF the group
was steady.
In the bond department, Chesapeake and
OHIO is showed . heavy turnover. but price
changes were confined within narrow
range. closing practically unchanged. Mid
vale Steel as be,iered their price a uihe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-19
luIsle1y.

The action of the Ommon and pre-
ferred stocks OF the Advance Rumely
Company Is attracting considerable at
tntion in Wall Street In view OF their
weakness and their failure TO advance
with the securities Of other companies
that are doing the same sort Of bust
ness, The Iiumely shares are selling
close to their reorganization prices, the
common being quoted at 10 and the
preferred at 39Is. 1t is pointed out that
the shares OF the International Har-
yester CORPORATION have advanced more
than \ points during the week, while
those of the Harvester Corporation of
New Jersey have displayed strength
Companies engaged In this sort of man
ufacture are said TO he booking large
orders. When the officials Of the Adj
vance Itumely Company are approached
ON the action of their stock 1t is said
that they throw M their hands and
smile, In some circles in the financial
district there are individuals who speak
80 unkindly as to intimate that "a sweat
ing out process has been adopted re-
garding weak holders of Rumely and
that it IL meeting with fair success.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-19
FURTHER STRENGTH
IN COTTON MARKET
. Good IndcrtOne With Liberal
Buying at Close on
storm News.
STILL TALKING PEACE

Cotton showed a continuance Of
strength and activity yesterday, with
prices working up TO a net advance Of
10 go II points. Strong Liverpool cables
gave the market a steady opening and
the undertone was we'll maintained
throughout the session. In the late
afternoon a message from Galveston re-
porting a northerly storm with a high
wind velocity and considerable rain
brought in another burst of buying,
witch closed prices around the highest
lc,el ~ the day. g..
PRIVATE cables from Liverpool reported
heavy trade covering. This was sup
posed to refer chiefly to the near months.
4 wire from Dallas. Tex. said that the
weather was too wet II cold. The
weather map showed much rain in
Texas. ranging from less than al inch
To- nearly three inches over a very large
area Temperatures were somewhat be-
low the average Of the season. One
message from Texas stated that +. NJ.
Cordill, the well known travelling crop
EXPERT. was predicting an Increased acre
age Of 40 per cent. for Oklahoma.
The following extract from "A letter
written 10y a well known Alabama cotton
man gives a fair description OF condi-
lions IN that state crop prospects in
Alabama are tint. Cotton has come up
q, EXCELLENT stands and the hot, dry
weather IN May has of course been bene-
acial. We are having a sprinkle to-day.
which was not needed for cotton. al
though 1t viii help other crops ma
,,riallN.'
Although there is more or less dis
position TO take an unfavorahlc view OF
The crop outlouk, there is no doubt that
ne chief factor in promoting hullish
sentiment is the general expectation OF
an early peace, Nothing that oomes
from sources close To- tho Allies supports
this view. but 1t is felt that Germany is
very anxious for a cessation OF the war.
wireless message received from n Ger
nan cotton Arm yesterday. however.
said Nothing is known here OF any
Ieace e~ndeavors."
Market closed steady.
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H METALS MARKET.
Topper StilI Quict-Tin steady
Lead Dull.

Cannon continues quiet Large producers
have but little el~ctrolytic to sell h''Hf' ~,
toh.r. huf second hands are apparently W.
provided with small lots ami nr' 'HNI'"s
Ia sell nearby deliveries a. -s'y', "Hu
August. september ami ',t9h'f AZ ~,
a mound, hut meet reluctant bHN'I-t 80,
ducers arc holding October, N"Nrihu', ar"
December positions a. go -
nv.u NOR. freely offered than i electro
lSttu and AZ slightly lower prices NH',l,
an eirctro.ytic at London yesterday wa,
un, hanged at ii5S tur spot, hut e'inuhr"
dropped te on spot futures =" exports
We're reported yesterday
Slightly easter I'm thu East Indies ana WIN.
nat essential change here. spot H.r'L q.
New York IL scarce. hut IA" d"'hhhi II
light and the market IL nominal "i,''b
Isi.c. NAV is held a. ga, bat Him,lti
:, ..i1 over 49,, Consumers ~" sun
giving more attention to Other brands Az
Concessions Of 20 to Sc f"r ihr nm
straits. Ranca lin espscitltN Is hnllhh
favor with Anne can consumer ht' -
significant thaf the s'"anshlp NhtlE q,
itist arrived from BATAVIA, ur"ueht ,lw"
tuns Thr". other ships have ~arrIN'.i from
England with 400 tons, making May AZ
rivals 10 date at New YORK ana outr
norris las tons. At Singapore N">terdaA
i-5 tons straits sold a. 1900, u decline OF
los The London prices were unchahf"I,
domestic consumers and for export Sppt
and May spelter Is held NJ ,.,.c' juno
s.lI. A, lil lsc.; July At ~, u l's ,
and third quarter at lac, East 81 Louis
London was unchanged.
I..ai wa. dull aud easy In the Hpcn
and -. az Eas, 81. Louis for spot MhS
and June shipment. London was IL -
inwrr on spot a. f3l les 81 ana Il - al
lowcr ON futures Al t3l =. sd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-19
THE F F MARKET.
Bull Movement C0ntin ueR-Eew
Record niHh pftcea.

The bun movement, IN the coffee market,
which turins the past week has resulted IN
an advance of more than ~. a pound. con
tinucd yesterday Pri,~s advanced To new
hlsh records for III. season. The demand
WAS somewhat more a aggressive and the vol
ume OF business wss of far propor'i ions.
sales Tor the day amounting TO oA5,0 bags
The PRINCIPAL bullish feature III the situation
- the continued strength in Brazil, where
sellers are very md Yerent about maxim,
oner- although some OF the buying wa.
attributed to peace rumors q. any definite
step ~ the direction OF peace would be con-
-id,rcd a very bullish factor IN the coffee
market.
Cost and freight orer- were firm. with
santos b quoted at u b TO u joc. and IL
~ 100 20 II l0c for prompt Shipment Lon
don credits The local spot market WAS
inactive. but prices were very firm, IN sym
PATTY with the advance IN futures. and
quotations ~ere nominally unchanged on the
basis OF s<c. for Rio IS and l0Sc. for
Stnto. Is
the oftclal brazilian cables reported an
adv ahC. Of I'D IN Rio exchange on London:
nllrti- pri'rs IN RIO were unbalanced and
santos hdN 'l'td lHp refs, receipts at the
t"o port. we're 7,N0 bags. agains, 5000 last
year. Prices follow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-19
American L~OcOmO olive.

American Locomotive was one Of the
strongest OF the industrial stocks yester-
day. closing at T1i.. a gain Of IN points
over the previous close. Men who have
been following the AFFAIRS OF the COM
pany closely say that its position both
from a business and a financial stand
point Is steadily improving. The COM
pany has been very successful In the NIL
lng OF its war contracts. none OF It's
shells having been rejected. hut within
the last few months 1t has been combining
itself pretty closely to domestic bust
ness. II Is said tn have booked a large
number of orders for locomotives at
satisfactory prices. The failure Of the
stocks OF several OF the other large in
dustrial companies to act more buoyantly
If late is said to rave been due to tn.
discovery that reports regarding the
size Of certain war orders they have
received have been grossly exaggerated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-19

The recent strength OF the series ID
Erie couVertibles, taken in connection
with the report tina, there is shortly to
bc another movement In the stock which
VIII carry II we'll through the tQs. =
attracting considerable interest in the
financial district. These bonds ARE con-
Nertible into Eric common at 80 after
April |. 1918. and up to October, 1927.
They sold at 81 yesterday. the hign
price since they were offered to the
Stockholders for subscription, and a full
point above the weeks low. At one time
these bonds sold as low as A+I. In
connection with the strength of the
bonds and the hull tip on Erie COMMON
Wall street recalled yesterday the fire.
quent statements Of Y. II. Hartman that
some day the conversion privilege in IN"
sriou classes of Erie convertiblcs
would become effective.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-19
Live stock Market.

THURSDAY. MAY is.
Rsceipts of beeves were 932 head, all OF
which were consigned to slaughterers
There was no trade IN live cattle, rh'
feeling was steady. with fair receipts eN.
pec,ed for Friday market. Dressed beef
ia fair demand and trm. city drcssed
native sides sold At LEA n l5c. per III,
binds and ribs at lah al7tsc; chuck
and plates At lir
Receipts Of calves were l2a head, mainl,
for slatghterers. Tie feeling was nrm
Tho few sales we're az s9g$l2 per VOC
lhs FOR common to choice veals, cit,
dressed veals were steady At Hai7i.c.'
Receipts OF sheep and lambs we're as;
head. inciuaIns q .invl. car tor me mar
stesdy; no spring lambs on sale. Goo,
Ohio lambs sold at tloT; per 700 n.
,,er ill.,: dressed lambs at ~ zoe, VIII
hov dressed selling a. 2OlE H2lc,i countr,
Iressed ho,house lambs unchanged AZ fG
F" Rereipts of hogs were 1855 hogs, an u
which were consigned to s~laughterers
the feeling was easy, but nominal quota
tions the same as on Wednesday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-19
IRON AND STEEL X
Outuut Of Rolled steel Products Is
Increasing.

Tn output of rolled st"e' products Il
Increasing through n more ample supply
Of crude steel, hut most mills are Tar be
hind on CONTRACT shipn .nt-, although not
f.N are making better deliveries. Spot
r%ra,icnS against wrought pip. are heavier
and there is "A great demand Tor sheets
and tin plate. .
Fxpnrt Inquiries continue large ana
~, seiuE. hu. only moderate sales r result
i.r.us,, of he deliveries called for.
White Motor Company s. reported TO have
,lpsod a contract tor 300 motor trucks
With tho French Government, ana moro
similar orders are Imminent
Railroads are placing fewer orders for
,ouInmont. but bridge tnnnage is sllt COIN
Ing out freely in small lots.
piu iron il moderately active an steady
I'm the East. but weaker In the South and
in the Interior.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-19
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
Big Break In Wheat Prices
Heavy Liuuida tiOn-Othrr Declines

Maximum losses in tho wbea, list yes-
friday were fnur cents hiIshe, m.
market, tending steadily lower and clos
.ng Yer, weak II was TN. rossiu that
ONE If tho largo ,rudars "A, rbic,po
mad h,,,n4 d.n,.v.d h,.c.us. outsiders
r.re mon iut.rast,d aud fearing N cnn.
'.uaure of I'M, u.acc runners. had do
,.icl o., unload THAR holdings. Al the
Ana. i.r.e hero v.r. nr,min.u, inter-
49,. ,h,, ,pu,ren,Iv maintained ,hei,
..,,3 ~ ~ ''t"t'' ~ Sn H.,
ana on me buIl sluel fatten -hld that
crop conditions warranted higher levels
even though members OF the speculative
community we're NOT in "A mood TO heed
,. -,
"' "iaNufa'I" crop accounts
Hofrt of the large interests in the
'ad, are widely divided in opinion.
Thus MS rnib.r ,nnciusiyslv shawn I'm
Ola, ~ "
me- views expressed during me uaF'
,Lgs.den' Nar'y of n" amour Gram
ter whe,, Gran in mo United States viii
M ,.r, >" ,n - ,a,a, 49,,
"..,rn in '' ,ho an" ronn trr' w ym1 no Ma 400 o"c a..
'"1 hu Aels under that Of "A year az ,.
IIa fIr'b.r l,elteves tb,, III. shorta,.
p'nT'eS ma, 'me Snois"se
''d'd VIII I've -"h'ooo'"oV ousnels'
49, me other hand, j. :. Barnes OF the
barnes Nmes Company figures that, al
'.Nirp Ia o.n onn hu.h,ls Ia, ia. nm.
u.- ous'H '" u"'
no aolr wheat III me pass staso"'
ITO lnI cd states had s3O, 600 600 BUSH
r- II. thinks thar l5U 900. 200 bushels
WHl 10 ,.rr,.d o,o, ON I'M, III. GAYS
80 w '"i' 80
'A' country mlsht raise oo~o'oo"'o"
'' "I winter wheat and 300, 900, 900
H...,. # spring wheat, and also that
...rf,g -, ,ono on nnn huah.,s 4, ON
A ~ ''''V,'' Wv p"''''' ~ :"
l '"|1 'thN'I VIII ne party oUset p5
ii UalryOyer of 81, 00O, 900 out of the past
''a ."'- crop.
,..trtts,, N..P a., rnr lime the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-19
NOTES.

Major W. !. hawkins has been elected
Vice president and director II the Inter
national Arms and Fuse Corporation.
At u meeting OF the directors OF the
Ralston Development Corporation in his
civ YESTERDAY Morton e. togg"shall WAS
elected to tho board and also made treas
urer of the corporation,
Preparations have been made for the
establishment by the National city BANK
OF its first European branch, which will
he opened at Genoa, Italy, and VIII he un-
der the direction of Paul irosiean.
At a meeting Of the shareholders Of the
T.. ". WOolworth Company, held In water
town, y. V, E. r N"wberry was nl"cted
TO the board of directors to succeed Wal
ter williams, resigned with THU cAccp-
ton IN. board was reelected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-19
rHE NEw YORK AIR nRlky co.

Ill's -I'ultn Sutil'llN isN4lr41h'
The Board Of Directors has this day de
Clarei a quarterly dividend OF PER
CENT C2Tp, payable Jun" -, lgl6. to
stockholders OF record at the close Of bust
ness June .. 1916.
The transfer books wi not close.
Checks FOR diyideud Vii be m,ied u
stockholders ut the addresses last tur.
utshed to tho Transfer ONCE.
e, A. ~ ARHCtk, Presldeut
New York. MAY II, 1876
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-19
IDlsttllers.

The failure of Distillers Securities
stock to make "A better response to The
resumption of dividend payments by the
declaration OF n dividend OF u. per
cent. yesterday IL said to have been due
to the activities OF floor traders who
announced that they would sell The
stock short ar soon as the good news
was out and did so, ON this account a
fair sized short interest In Distillers Is
said to have been built up yesterday in
the three trading hours after the decla-
ration Of the dividend.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-19
REPlBIIC IRON \ >rtEL CoMrA>,

IN TT.NI ~, ~
mittee Of the Republic Iron 4 steel com
rsny, held May Inn, l9l1 the rcgul,r
quarterly tiEidond 81 lA"c on the Pre-
'erred stock, and an extra diNlIeri % &c,
on IN" Preferred stock on account ~ do
f"rred dividends, wei" declared payable
July lst, 1915, to stnCkholi"r- Of record
June lTth, 1915 4looks r'udin oporr
NlrHARD ZONES. lN. SnNrethrN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-19
Days Customs Receipts l81,I8S.

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were s46&,l6S.93 of
which S206,6llN was for MERCHANDISE
Withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
}257,557.49 for recent ilnportations,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-19
C%OTTONSEED OIL.

The ,one in the oil market was much
Nrmer during the session, with more or
less buy ing ON the peace rumOrs and the
strength OF the lard list. Demand for ac-
tual oil for the compound lard trade Is
said to bo of better proportion. "a, her
offerings OF new crude oil are reported, al
though there Is no evidence Of the South
pressing sales. sentiment in speculative
quarters IL more mixed,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-19
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MAY is Baltimor rube dc
clined ig point, Consolidated Coal adv Sncrd |
no'nt and Cosden shares continued 10 display
strength Trading Was IN reduced volume ex
,ept IN Cosden OIL and Gas preferred. winch
was more active. Bonds were In demand. rul.
ing firm The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-19
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY.
10, ~, 20 and - william street,

the Annual E~l'r'ian Tor Directors or The
Farmers loan and Trust Company viii he
ield ~ the office of me Company on Tues
dsN, Jure ISM. 1916. Polls VIII be open
from - o'r1ock noon to =, O'Clock p. NJ
AUGUSTUS V IEEI.Y. Secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-19
Atlas Powder Pays Extra Dividen md.

The Atlas Powder Company has de-
clarcd a regular quarterly dividend of 2
per cent, and an extra dividend Of 3 per
cent. ON the common stock, payable Jun.
10 10 stockholders of record May 81
This IL the same disbursement that wal
made for last quarter.
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PHILADELPHIA, May s.-Electric Storage
Battery aud Reading we're the features 10 day
Storake Battery advanced ~ pOluts ON active
transactions and Beading sold from ~ NJ
me "p-,,lns 20 sais nj the close. The balanoe
ol thc market MAS firm, hut showed no i'm
lar demand. with the tone firm. The sum
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-19
TmE CtHA>-AMERiCA> SUGAR co.

4 UWIr'''TY NIVld"NI ~ ONe NWl thrre-
quart"r, per cent. 90. was declared
this gay on the o~atstandins Preferred
capita, stock, payable July !. 1876, to
stucAhu.icrs OF record JuU" IS. 1915.
Checks for the aymeu ~ The dividend
vii he matted.
Transfer books viii not bs closed
\ !. AKIN, secretary.
New YORK MAY u. lNla.
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The regular quarterly dividend OF one
and three -pn.rtsrs per cent. on the lr"-
forred stock NJ this Company has been
declared, pc yabI" jane -. lsls. to stock
holder u record at close Of business May
90. '9l6
A quarterly diviicnl % one por cont. ON
the Common stock ~ this company has
been drcla-cd. y ,hblc June 30, 1915, %
stockholders % record at close NJ business
June ., 19lG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-19

The II 4. NJ bids to Liverpool were: July.
l;l7c. October. 10 a3c.: January. i3i2c {;
March. 13.5ic. The market there was due to
open to-day . TO Iz points advance.
Por, recet0ts and stocks.
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NEW ISSUE

$4,000 1000
SINCLAIR Oh & REFINING CORPORATION
FIRST LIEN lo.vEAR CONVERTIBLE Sc GOLD BONDS
Auhaud& $780, 100000 Issued $l6Oo0000
Price 99h and accrued interest
R~HmsbsM M Mel l. 1911 Nos ~ds~wdm interest," MsusM"N
AS and accrued Interest," c.rub. mW stock uss per share
until Icy l. 1917 WA MsusN" N U7so per- share
cEwMLs TRUST coMsANv o. VIEW voxn wrx
From letters d BY H. r. Smchr President Of the Orohnnw summarize as N%u"
SECURITY
first n through eds. Of securities on Established gill hnere:p pe lines. and
mated ved Mmnedv independents expert. in ~" Of s4ooo0o0
EARNINGS
Net eammuf for II MONTH. bvnnms May 1916 estimated by experts at over
Aluminium Mal Sinking Fund $50 he toh amount db bond: issued payable
smiamuaMy6 first pyneto$ ooOoo due November l. 1916. In addition N%
ohe net earnings in &C y.1 aft. po"sn for interest," and minimum: sinking
bond. through lenders the Trustee at below ITO and mtasw Mh May 1917
and H.h f S orr below HSu mS % %S %S.ss m mMsSs :;I%I Ssn %% :sT.s H I:
Based 100000 met earning for tn next T. month. the .Als nhs fund
sm HsOnoooo NOV Issued
CONVERSION PRIVILEGE
Bsd' are :eh%S.b: f.. %. asc rpos@": At SIS rs share until Myh
continue kr 80 lays after date Cn
Fono.db s2oooo'h r. Of" stock no p~~ M ~nns in he pen market at
abW@ S per share
Based on IL; .s.: :n::% GM%%% n. :mns fort: next 2mna:n a:
Interests and linking fund payment. will over 1880 share
Complete Circular Sent Request
The Le mMmA dH md. are not rMnnedh WI. believe hem to be accurate
Delivery wh~" and Mna and ~Mdw u.s. 90" about May a. 1916 int. hd temporary h
KISSED, KNNlcuT & co. WHITE, weld & co.
MONTGOMERY, cl0THIER & TYLER SPENCER 1RASK & co.
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The Liverpool market opened steady There
va. a good business In spot cotton. with mid
dling /? points adv ance at Sod. Sales. 10000
tsles ClosNh very stenty
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Open Hish Low Clos

The local market for spot cotton was steady
= noints advance: middlins. 10 Sc southern
spot markets a. officially reported were
.,eady, 70 to 20 points advance. New Orlea ans.
'.sc,; Galveston. l3.aoc, savannah. l=tAc. ;
Memphis. i3c.: Augusta. l275c; Houston,
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Miscellaneous &c. 1000 Inc, 2,0p0
Total .,,...,,. tl,tGiooo Inc. sss3,oo
For the two weeks May:
Total .,.....,,., t?,sll,ooo Inc. sGa6,O0O
Canadian Northern;
1916, Changes,
Second week May. sTts 30o Inc. S3N3. 500
From oct | $50, .l,6s?, 500 Inc, T.tlt.50u
Canadian Pacific;
Second week May, t:.bes coo Inc, &eSs,00O
From July | ,,,ll0,lbs,s so: Inc, 20, ld0,ysl
Chesa pesks and ohio;
Second week May. 3s35,3st Inc. sie:si2
Fron July l.,,., il,5l.,t;7 lnr. s,d;7,gSa
Denver and Rio ,rande;
Second week May. Sass 500 Inc, $50, 100
From July ,-.. 1,toy,3 500 Inc, ",iss, 800
Denver and salt Lake
First week May. e:9,7al Inc. &lO,GlS
From July IT,. lSo7.isj Inc, al5,,3S
Missouri, kansas ANA Texas:
| Scroud week May. Sasi20i Inc. ssO,7l.
From July IT,. .s,i:s,563 Dec. Ii,7,5@.
81 Louis southwestern:
Second week May. f:2.,0o0 Inc, $4,000
From July h., l0,T3i.360 Inc, Lass, S5T
Texas and Pacific;
Sc, Dad week May. SoS,ljS Inc. si6,G.t
From July /. E. 1885, 6i Inc, 96G, 30;
Western Maryland:
Second week May. eel8,53e Inc, ocs,al7
From Jan. l.... 9,32s,s7l Inc, 1,952.76:
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Exports Yesterday were S.N1> bales Total
hIs far tins season. iiii,s ts bales Total last
'4son. 1s0, i, bales
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
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II May follow:
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET,

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Bv GILL"

Manager Kirk of the local baseball
team announced yesterday that ar
engagements have been completed for
game at the new baseball park with
REGAIN Sunday The Regain ball tos-
sers have been on the lookout for a
game with the locals for several
weeks and from all reports they have
classy nine and think they can give
the Bismarck cavorters few point
ers in the baseball world.
The local aggregation has been
strengthened considerably during the
past week and fans are looking for
ward 10 a baseball game that will
have tinge OF the old spirit evinced
in this city several years ago, when
baseball was at is prime here.
No forecast can be made this early
as to who viii be in the lineup Sun
day but Manager Kirk will place the
strongest team he can get together
against the Regain boys.
Necklace, the Indian recruit who
caused such sensation in last Tues
days game with the All-American
Girls team, has been signed and it is
likely that he will be used in some