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The Washington herald., 1916-04-13
1. ANTON HETTMULLER a r.. PRES
TON sHEALEY, Attorneys.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF co
lumbia heldinR Probate Court. No. EiF sd
ministrstion This Is 20 give notice: That IN,
subscriber Of the District q Columbia has obtain
ed from tho Probate Ccurt Of the District Uf Co
lrmbia letters oG administration c. l. =. The
estate q CathaTine MAhgan. late Il the District =
Columbia. deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased hereby warned to- eHlnbii
the same vita the vouchers there5t, legally suthen
ticated TO the subscriber. on or bssoe the IN
day uf Apn A. d, lss otherEise they may b5
law be excluded from all heDeAt Il said - ate
Giten under ny hand this 7th Jay u April. -si6
CHARLES w FLoECKHEl. a " street nutlf
east Washington d. c. tSeall Attest: JAMES
TANSER Register q wills fur the District Of
Columbia CLERK Of the Probate Court. n Anton
HsitlnnlleT. r Prestoa shealey. Attarneys.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-13
DIED.

BRYCE-On Tuesday. April Il. 1916. ~
80 ?; m, at Fairfax; Va, JANE,
WASHINGTON BRYCE. husband 0f
Ella Halstead Bryce. aged 4 Year,
and 10 months
Funeral from his late residence Thurs
day, April l3 at > .. m. Intermeut al
Oakton, in Flint Hill Cemetery.
RONISE-Suddenly. on Tuesday. April
Il, 1916. LOUIS S. beloved husband OF
Ida NJ, Cronise, aged a years.
Funeral from his late residence. 52T
Georgia avenue northwest. on Friday,
April Il, at P m. Relatives and
friends invited to attend Interment
at Rock Creek Cemetery.
.GOULD-On Tuesday, April H. 1915. Al
esoEPLD Ri nj BELOVED Me5 wife halI4BETH q kIfTsd +
Services Thursday evening. o'clock.
Iuterment at Brooklyn, n. Y. Brook
lyn papers please copy
JoNES-oR Wednesday, April L. 1915
MARY r. beloved wife OF the late
Delos jones.
Funeral from her late residence, ri L
street southeast, Friday, April "a, al
p. NJ. Relatives and friends respect
fully invited to attend.
KANE-On Wednesday night. April L.
1915. at SEQ p. m, ELLEN KANE.
the beloved wife OF the late Stephen,
Kane. in her 18th year.
Notice Of Funeral hereafter.
.OULAHAN-On Wednesday, AprfI Z
1916, at the Psrkwood. ANNE. wife
of Richard V. Oulahan. and daughter
of the late NJ. A and Catherine Nc
Services at ST Matthews Church .,
$50 O'Clock Friday afternoon, April ID
1s6 Interment private. ~
IsC0TTlAOn Monday, April 10. 1916 AZ
p. m, at Halls Hill Va ERNFST
SCOTT, son Of Isabella and tbe H.
Lawrence Scott.
Funeral services at George w NVIs.,g
funeral paHoIs, Thursday, April n
at l:SO p. m. Relatives and friends IN
vitsd.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. on ApriI IL 1q1s
at 8 p. m, at his late residence NJ
D street southwest, CHARLES Al.
BERT SENSENEY, beloved husbs,1E
Of Emma n. Sensensey, aged 81 K,ssts
Funeral from his late residence, Sam
day, April H. at 2;S0 p. m. RELATIVES
and friends invited
SCOTT-On Monday. April 10 1915 ~
$3.50 p. m, Mrs. FRANCES z. SCOTT
widow of John T. Scott
Funeral on Thursday. April Il Al Ia
a m, from the residence OF her
daughter, Mrs. NJ. r. Ruebsam Egs
Third street northeast. Interu,enf
private baltimore papers copyD
THRIFT-Suddenly on Tuesday. April
II, lsl6 at l:S a. m, at his residence,
IS W seventh =, street 9fi.r southwest Ed
Ellen F. and the late William ".
Funeral from the residence Of his
mother COS Sixth street southwest.
Thursday. April ~ at 2sSo D. m In
terment at Arlington.
wALEACH-on Tuesday, April II, 1916
at s a, m, at the home OF her son-In-
law, William 3. MacGreEor, Hyatts-
Vile, Nd. Mrs. RICHARD l. Wal
ZACH 49,
Funeral from st. Msry's Church, Law
rel Nd, Friday, April Il, 40 a. m.
WfNTERs-on Monday, April 10 1915
WALTER WINTERS, aged g years.
Funeral viii be at Ebenezer NJ r.
Church. Fourth and ID streets south
east. Thursday. Aprl L, at O'Clock
The Washington herald., 1916-04-13
DR.. REED
SPECIALIST

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UNEh on 1Ehno Cure Of Chronic Nerrous
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Means Health to You If You Suffer
Piles Throat, Lungs. Brain, Heart, Blood and skin
Diseases, Nervous Debility, Kidney D1sesses, BlAd-
Ulcsrs and All Private Diseases Cured for Llfs By
Safe Methods.
Charges Low. Medicine Furnished.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Private Waiting Room for Ladies.
orice Hour. 10 TO l. to s. Sunday. 10 TO L
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PROPOSALS.

DEPOT oTARTERMAsTERs OFFICE, Q. s
Army washinston, d. c. Sealed Proposals win
b r6eeiyed here until II a. m. APRIL u, lsls fo-
furnising forage. straw, coal. wood. Essolins and
mineral oil in Washington, D. G., and pests in
vicinity: also for Job printing removing ashes and
sefuse mater laundering sheeisg animals. during
the fiscal ar comutDcing Ilay a Teie InfoFns-
ton furniShsd ol ap1aiestion.
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LETTER SLOTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

COMPLY P0sTAiAsTER'S LETTER
SLOTS put door; heavy bronze plate. s. up
Drop postal JACK. SO Lamout St
The Washington herald., 1916-04-13

PERSONALS
BESSIE NJ, MAYS SKIN and Scalp Specialize.
ALL. BRANCHES TAUGHT. HOURS. 70 TO G.
4o2 TO as KENoIs BLDG.
W0RKTNGMEN-WE HOPE TO MAKE A
great hit with the cash spending "boys," and they
will save cash In this store. Should see some fine
grade rzincoats at $3.50 Tfy to match 'em at S-it
will be a hard job. Some slightly used, up.
NOTICE., Artificial teeyh and second
hand Diamonds and Jewelry bought
Iouis Abrnhsnas, SIS G, Op. Pat. office.
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MEDICAL--MEN.
WLUIOhL~MEN
The g Days" Cure

FOR SALEM villa PARK, WASHINGTON
ID. c., lots 2 and 2, block 42ss; win sell on eas
terms. Write ]. d. COLLINS, Sims, n c.
FOR sALE-CoACH- DOG; Il MONTHS OLD
male; 81. ISIS n st. nv.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-13

TYPEwRITERs FOR RENT, FROM 80 TO
81 per month; instructions free; satisfaction guar
anteed. lSq East Capitol st. Ldncoln S6Sl.
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE
North ns4. Z3ol lst st. NV. formerly Randolph
place Monsrchs rented S75 per month; months
81 50; 6 months, s.. 50: No Remingtons. 81; L. C.
Smiths, s22S and $50; UnderwOods Remngtonn
$50. Reductions il paid or months in advance
Rebuilt typewriters for sale
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FOR REHT-RoOMs

l0 ! ST. NW.-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
with hath and phone servioe; terms reasonabbs
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-01-29
CORNER ON CHICKENS
BYBEEF TRUST,REP0R
May Mean That Roasting
Poultry Will Be Raised
10 Cents a Pound.

New York, Jan. % The New
York Department Of Food and
Markets Of which John j. Dillon
is commissioner, gave ont today
statement, saying that it bad an-
theDtic Information from Chicago
that the combination CT Chicago
packers known as the "beef trust
had cOrnered the cold storage
poultry mark ct in one Of the big
gest deals ever made. They have
bought forty million pounds, or
twenty tons, of poultry now in
cold storage.
The highest prices paid we're
zoe and 25c for broilers, 23e q
pound for roasting chickens.
The scheme is, II is said, since
practically the bulk of the cold
storage chicken is under control
to raise the price from 30 10 40
per cent. This will mean that
roasting chickens will be from 35c
q pound to 40 and 45c for broll
ers. s.-N. o. Times Picayune.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-01-29
The CRAFTSMANSHIP
OFPRESIDENT WILSON.

1t Is requiring all The states
manship, tact aud diplo macy that
our great president car command
to keep the United States Senate
from forcing him to he fatal
step of plunging the United
States into war with Mexico 1t
would be ridiculous for the
United States to inaugurate a
war against Mexico simply be
cause "a band of Mexican outlaws
near the w, X. Hearst ranch
murdered thirteen American Citi
Aens President Carranza in rap
idly restoring peace to all parts
of Mexico, and In short while,
there is every reason to believe
he will have the entire republic
of Mexico pacilied and prosper
Gus; he has promised TO do every
thing possible to capture the
murdeTers and punish them.
Last May the German Govern
ment murdered 10 American citi
zens when they unlawfulIy sank
the Lusitan1a She has repeated
this crime several times since,
and still there is no clamor in
this country for war with Ger
many: If Uncle Sam refuses to
fight "aDyone his sIze", like Ger.
many, he ls not such coward as
to declare q ridiculous war
against Mexico, simply because
he would be sure of victory. The
cIamor for this war comes from
such men rs William RaDdol, h
Hearst, who owns string of pa
Ders including such cities az Bos-
ton, New York, Chicago. San
Francisco, and other places and
is allie ged to control or own the
Washington Post, and numb, +
of other papers secretly. Mr..
Hearst has been the most persis-
tent promoter of war with Mexico
Of any man in the country. So
he through his editors, it is be-
lieved writes the editorials for
the Washington Post clamoTing
for war and the next day he sends
two column telegram to the
Washington Post congratulating
1t on an editorial for war, which
was written no doubt at his dcta-
tion. Mr.. Hearst will forget
some day and come out and con-
gratulate himself on his own edi
tOTials.
Mr.. Hearst owns great tracts of
lands, probably a million acres
in Mexico and If be could induce
the United States to fight Mexico
and annex it, his land would
probably be worth one hundred
million dollars. SO it Is clear
that he has q strong motive for
wishing to plunge the two ooun
tries into war. By owning a
number of newspapers "secretiy",
he can make big howl, and has
made such a howl so big 1t has
scared the Senate. But the
howls are nothing but the
screams of the chorous Of the
Hearst editors In the ptuers
which he secretly or publicly
owns.
SOUTH AMERICA INTERESTED
For more than twenty years the
United States have been trying
to draw the South American Re
publics into closer relation and
friendship with the United
States, and we have succeeded
admirably In this endeavor. To
declare war against Mexico would
turn every South American coun
try against us, because South
America and Mexico both belong
to the latin race. For this rea.
son as well as humanitarian rea
sons President Wilson desires to
avoid war with Mexico, and so do
all real American people.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-01-29

Everybody is liable to "c8tch
coldD but those who give cold
proper attention never have SER
ious lung diseases. 1t is neglect
that makes them serious. Prudent
persons use BALLARD'S HORE-
HOUND SYRUP as soon as the
trouble appears and the cold is
cured at once. Price Csc, Soc, and
500 per bottle.
Sold BY ESTORGE DRUG co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-01-29
CHEvR!hL, MANSF|ELD'S
WELI-kNOWN ROLE
Lives Again In A Partisan
Romance"
H. Cooper Clihfe, Celebrated
English Actor, Plays Part
of Roue, With Dorothy
Green AS the Seductive
Rosa of the Opera.

sOp" VA ph'o ~ bSi"
Baron ChevIial III. Cooper
Cliffe) Is q wealthy Partisan, a
fop, a prematurely aged roue.
His whole interest In life ceDters
in woman, or rather women, for
his list of coDquests Is large. No
member Of the opposite sex who
comes under the Baron's eyes es
capes before be appraises her
charms, weighs them with those
of others and catalogues them in
the recesses of his depraved
BRAIN. 1t IN his bobby IN life, his
vocation and his avocatloD, this
censoriDg of feminine loveiiness.
Rosa dorothy Green), the in.
comparable dancer of the Opera
Comique, comes to the notice of
Cbevrial. lie pays homage to
her beauty by establishing her in
the most luxurious of quarters
and by lavIsbing upon her the
major part Of his inexbaustible
income. Rosa toys with the Ba-
ron with feline cunning. His lib.
erty extends only to the end of
her dowDy paw; nor is the paw
always dowDy. In moments of
caprice it falls with untempered
force.
Henri de Targy and Therese
Beauchamp, the son and the
daughter Of business partners,
are In love. The elder de Tsrgy
robs his partner In business.
Beauchamp, Sr., reduced to pov
erty, casts about for means by
which to rehabIlitate his for
tunes He Is approached by Ba
ron Chevrial who desires to mar
ry Therese. Therese. despite her
protests, is given in marriage to
the old debauches. Henri de
Targy marries Marcelle, a friyoi
ons young creature who aspires
to be- an opera singer.
Baron Ohevrial, even after Ills
marriage, continues his relat ons
with Rosa. the dan ar. Will he
does not openly fauDt the rela
tionship in the face Of bis wife,
Therese. he makes no effort to
conceal 1t. And then new won
en- enters his life; she is Mar
celle, wife of Henri de Targy.
DE Fargyis serving as Chevrial's
sscr etary. ChevrIal directs his
attention to the conquest OF Mar
celle. She rebuffs him. Her at
titude, however, Is not the result
of moral scruples, for she elopes
soon after with Juliani, an opera
tenor.
Therese and Henri, originally
lovers, are thrown together daily
in the Chevrial home. Each loves
the other, bat neither dares give
expression to the promptings of
the heart. Therese suffers humi
liatlon at the hands of the old
rOue without murmur; Henri
suffers the anguish Of seeing the
woman he loves subjected to in
dignity.
Ohevrial, In making the cycle
of his CHAR mers, returns to Rosa.
He decides to give q party in
honor of her birthday. The
guests are to be Ross's fellow
players at the Opera Comique.
The Ohevrial banquet hall is
thrown open, scores Of servants
arrange for the dinner and Rosa
and the ballet girls, still In cos
tune, are brought from the opera
house In motor cars. While the
dinner is III progress, the Baron
rises to propose a toast to Rosa,
when he is stricken with apOplexy
and drops dead. Marcelle. who
eloped with Jnliani, has come to
an uDtimely end. AS q result,
Therese and Henri are free to
marry.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-01-29
LOST: E2y'skAnEo PIN

A large size ca9so Pin. The Cameo
bore woman's Hrohe. Gold mount
ed, old style. 1ost between the Elks'
Opera House gid Railroad Avenue on
st. Peters street. The finder will be
rewarded. iQreturned to thihQffce.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-01-29

Funny thing happened the 9th
er day. A fellow sprung q joke
on us that we hadn't heard TWEEN
ty times before.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-01-29

Chicken Gravel and coarse sand
mixed. In small Packages, for the
poultry raisers. Z
BERTRANDkfUMBER co
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-01-29

Subscriptions to any Periodical
or Magazine taken at Millard's.
Clubbing rates speciality
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-01-29

Good advice Is a valuable STOCK
In trade, provided we make use II
ourselves before passing 10 along.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-01-29
AID .UHs ToCK
bearing s. per cent. Interest
is now b{iYg issued by the
IBERIA RUILDING ASSN

An editorial sGuib writer Is o
geek who manufactures smiles
for every body but himself.
The sun., 1916-05-04
MERCANTILE MARINE HITCH.
Holders Of Common stock Oppose
Part Of wallace Plan.

The reported plan OF the Wallace pre-
fcrred stockholders protective committee
Of the International Mercantile Marine
Company. 4 WAS learned yesterday, does
no. meet with the unqualified approval
Of the common stockholders committee
In sp!te OF the fact that some OF the
holders OF common stock said tina. the
plan was IN line with their own sug-
gest!ons Persons in close touch with
the affairs Of the common stock COM
mi;tee said that some OF the details OF
the plan would be opposed.
The Wallace committee plan. As out
lined. provides for the vacat!ng Of the
rece!vership and the return OF the prop
erty to the stockh olders. II also pro-
vides for 100000. 900 refund!ng bonds
and S2o.000.o0o second mortgage Ave
year 8 per cent. notes II proposes that
sl7b0o, 900 In cash be taken from the
treasury and paid to the holders Of the
~ and per cent. bonds In exchange
for their present holdingv. No dividends
are to be paid on the preferred stock
on account Of back dividends until q
fund is taken from earnings TO retire the
$50, 900, 900 notes.
The holders OF common stock will ask
! that. instead OF the sale OF short time
notes. an additional $20.oo0,0o0 cash bt
| taken from the treasury for the payment
TO the bondholders.
This. in the opinion Of those who favo,
the plan az outlined. would be a seroui
drain on the company. and probably ar
| impossibility. IN view OF the fact thai
a great deal OF the companys cash |.
in England and is controlled by British
interests
The sun., 1916-05-04
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER Receipt. were fairy liberal,
$50 packages and some surplus was
Feoiins Was unsettled on account OF delay
In deliveries rs tho transportation com
panles. which induced an easier tone. Prices
declined ~. generally and az the decline
up i'nss',ed butter IN tair demand reno
,a,cd IN slightly lars.r 'nippyy AMI easier d
pri,cs: creamery. cNttas. "a scor1, :2t- ,
higher scoring. 3'n S'':c. nrsN; ~; |"
~" ssconjs 2iia s?' thirds 80 ~ SO, -
choice. 33H Sc. state dairy. finest. So;
good 20 prime. :. . 9:':c rCnGyht't; ~
-. u ga packing stock currcn. make.
ar', .;is,., -. :. &c.
CHEESE Local AMI export 'rshirE "as
fairy art',"' "Npori'Ti tatinE & &n@s' o..
were unchanged. hut n"w white fats W"r"
litl. caster under larger supplies. N"v
WIN. were taken by eNportcrs to - .er-
fresh skins quiet Receipts. i,55t boxes.
Prices Fiat held. colorcd and white sp.-
yai' AZ ~, is,.G .ns,i,' syrrts' faneys Ia,
h.li. specials. lsis good TO Hns. In
!7i:c.; twins. hci specials. l''.c; !so"t
twins. hold. lsals'sc.: single daisies held.
iSier; douhls daisies he'd. Is'sc.. Young
Americas held. lS'a dl9isc fresh. ls',
ale. STATE. skinis. specials, current
make. lthii'.c.; lower grades, sdlOiao.
EGGs-R.ceIpts were Aoo1 cases. the
heaviest days receipts for the season
Much Of 'he best stock won't direct to
tho warehouses and Was not offered In the
open market. Fancy packed Northern stock
continued d-m. but Eggs ~ ordinary quail
Ity were IN accumulation Prices were
easier. Dir'ics and checks steady, Prices 4:
Fresh ga,hered exi,ta.' "a. s,3ras.
3.t.c seconds. 2uU:lc.. trade eggs, 10
n 2o'7 &C.; dIrties. No !. 1914 u co. No.
. 1si7 q Ioi.c.. nearby hennery white. -
II 80, browns, %: mixed, 90 q 23i. c. /,
duck. STATE. 20 ii SOC. Maryland and Bslu.
more good 90 fancy. % Il 2sc.. Western and
southern. 20 u25c.; goose. <0J SOC
LIVE POrLTRN-Twenty cars w.r. un.
loaded with several carloads expected.
Demand vas fairly active Tor light :oNis,
hut heavy fowls were neglected. stock
was sold a. open prices Broi.-rs were
fairy plentiful and demand moderate at
a.L33' Some turkeys were sold ~ &c.
Long Island spring ducks sold a, 2sc
DRESSED POuLTRi--Fr Freight deliveries
were delayed and receipts Of fresh killed
rnN.s verc extremely light Dry pack ell
fovls IN barrels and boNcs were In
moderate supply, but iced fowls were In
The sun., 1916-05-04
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Aurora. Eisin ana chicsso Railroad dis.
closes srcss earnings Of 1i4s.6.s. an in
ieis net earninss Of tts.7Ii. sn. increase
Of $500. ana . surplus OF s2hi. gain
The East Q. Louie ana Suburban Com.
i2sisi7 and net earnings. of .Seo.oia. the
latte, . gain Of Ms.'si over N. .ssy,r.s
or an Increase Of si3.ass over March. 1915
The March report Of the Coiunbu. Rail-
way. Power and LIGHT Company discloses
gross earnings Of S2ss.ost and net earn
OF iss. ass and tn. latter !. gain OF iis,so3
over tho figures for las, March. Th. sur
plus for the month was s73.757. which Is
an an inerea.. Of $3.50 The src:, e:snns' a. 1n,
as?. an Increase Of 3i:5.sai; net earning.
We're H.3io.ots. or gain OF sasts'. and
the surplus was ss2o.se7. or an increase
The Portland Railway. Light and Power
Company report. for March gross earning.
.t t,ao,soa which Is an Increase OF
$3.50 over tn" fgures for March. 1915:
si7.ss., aud a surplus OF Sit5,, a sain
Of sl9.i52. as there was deficit In March
last year. For the year ended with March
3i7. a decrease Of s5:Ass5 from the earn.
inxs In the preceding twelve months; net
earnings. s2.3S?.t01, decrease OF 1855, :
ast, aud surplus. 3is5,12s. a decrease OF
s5si.io5.
The Nashvill. Railway and Light Com
psny. a subsidiary Of the Tennessee Rail-
way Light and Power Company: reports
increase Of SIS. .0a@ over tho same month
in 1876. net earnings OF s;:?s3, an an IN
or Ts @ Of Ts ,s 'uTFS' or IN. n
months ended March Al gross earnings
were reported as s2.lse.?oi and net earn
ings as sSto.3e0. the former being de-
crease Of s35. 500 and the latter decrease
was s32s.7io or slo2,iie lcss than In the
previous twelve months
The combined earnings report Of all the
subsidiaries Of the Tennessee Railway.
Light and Power Company for the three
ings OF N.lio. 200, which &. a gain Of
,lee.ss5 over the same. period n the pre-
ccdlng year: net earnings of s5ti.3t5. a
gain of 1871 80, and surplus or sls5sS,.
way, Light and Power Company Itself rc-
ss5, an Increase Of All per cent. over the
previous March: net earnings OF s7oo3s.
after charges Of s33,csi,
The New York Railways Company's rs.
port for March shows gross earnings of
siio7.s.i. a decrease Of H3le from the
March. 1915. figures. net earnings of 1910
3i2 an increase of t3.f22. and a surplus
For the nine months ended March 81 the
report discloscs gross earnings OF SlO,2l3,
6ls and ne, earnings Of f3,?o1,:ss. The
former Is a gain OF t2lG,o33 and the latter
a gain Of sil3,os7 OVER the corresponding
period a year ago Tn" surplus for the
same period was reported As t.0isei.
which is ats.ss5 better than the figures
for the nine months year ago.
The sun., 1916-05-04
THE SUGAR MARKET.

The market for sugar futures vas active
and strong Sales for the day were $3.50
tons. which 10 the largest single days busi.
ness on record Prices also made new records
and at the close were : to II points net
higher. There was an active outside dem and
as well an heavy covering on large sales Of
raw sugars both to operators and to rcffners
at practically the highest prices on record
Lonss sold freely to take profits, but offerings
were eagerly taken and closing quotations
were only slightly below the highest
IN the spot market sales we're reported Of
O00Oo bags Of Cubas to operators at 5ss to
i'yc for prompt TO June shipment and 10000
bags OF Cubas to New Orleans rcfners at 5s.c
for May shipment, made late on Tuesday
while sales yesterday included 5000 bags of
Porto Ricos to refners At q 800 for cpntri fugal
c T. New York. - OOO bags Of Cubas for
May shipmrnt At 5'sc, cost and frsrht and
5,m' for June shipment at 5Asc cost and
freight to outside refincrs. The active buying
movement, II was said WAS the direct result
OF large purchases by Great Britain IN Cuba
AZ ic. 1 o. b.
The refined market was only moderately
active. but there was said to be a good in
curry and prices were firm at 40 to 750c. for
fine granulated, Futures prices follow:
The sun., 1916-05-04
ANACONDA'S PROFITS
jump TO S16,6s5,SO6
Gain in Past Year S7.9O6,218
Total Profits in 1914
So. 1858

The report of the Anaconda Copper
Mining company for the year ended Ne
ccmber 81. 1915. shows net profits for
the year of sl6,Gai, sos. as against ss.-
7S?.5ss profits in 1914. an increase Of
S7.?o6.2ls This Is equivalent to S1.1G
a share earned on the 2,33i,2 shares
of common stock ,par value $500 out
standing. as against sISs earned on the
i.332.i0o tpar value. $3.50 in 1914.
Tho companys production Of copper
for tho year was 25i.3ii,57i pounds.
as against 2:3,72O.2o2 pounds IN the
preceding year. GROSS receipts were
$50. .s32 .0a2. as against sto.0t6.i7o, an
increase Of s:9.7si.s73. aud expenses
were $30.2jl .i35. as against S30.O02.-
132 in 1914. After the payment Of divi-
dends the company's surplus was 81
370.So6. as against deficit OF S2s7.?l2
in 1914 At the close OF 1915 the profit
and loss surplus on hand was si5.O3i.-
s65
In addition to its output NJ cop
per the company produced e.0o5.sS
ounces Of silver and 100. 7O3 ounces %
god The mines of tho company pro-
duced in all 4.376.j57 tons OF ore and
s,7st tons Of precipitate. total of
4.3s3.339 tons.
President John u. Ryan said to stock
holders
"In a circular letter issued under date
Of February ~, 1915, the statement was
made, after reviewing the lack OF de-
mand for copper during the first quar-
ter of 1915 and the ensuing increased
demand at advancing prices, that the
current demand for copper was great
and that the product was sold ahead
for longer time than ever before In the