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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-28

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16
WALL A STAGE FOR WOMAN
Pearl White Paints Initials on Seventh
Avenue Wall.

"P W" stands for Pearl White Peari
is beautiful movie queen. 1ester-
dav she staged a scenario OF her own.
She was director. press agent. Leading
woman. painter. acrobat and all the
res, Of the cast herself. ti
Pearl painted her initials on a val
twenty stories high at Seventh avenue
and Forty-ninth Street. In WhIi nan
mol and Khaki. with a "Votes for Won
on, sash. She climber from the roof to
Great electric sign. Skinned down that
thirty feet and then via a rope 70 q.
NcaT6ld. where She painted "P. w.
Meanwhile the crowd gasped.
n the attention OF the. public Is
drawn TO the fact that the Motion Pct
ure Exposition will be held in MADISON
SQUARE Garden from May 20 May -
Pearl will consider her time well spcni'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16
TRADE BUYING
STEADIES COTTON
Prices Move in Narrow Range
and Close 3 to 5 Points
Higher.

The cotton market was very quiet o"
Saturday and prices worked within a
range Of about . points. with the close
steady at net advance Of 20 .
points. Liverpool was again d seller
Of new crop months here during the
carly trading. but offerings we're ao-
sorbed By further trade buying or
scattered covering for over the week
end. while there was nothing TO ind
cato aov change in the Southern spot
situation. and New Orleans reported
fair demand.
LIVERPOOL was relatively steady and
.he market here opened at an advance
ofo,c 2 points. with the active months
selling about 3 to points net hlgner
,irht after the call Reactions OF
or 2 points followed, but the market
stivened IN again in the late trading
with July selling at 12.02c and Deem
her - i2.35c, or about 10 . points
ne higher. The close was WITHIN
point or two of the best. .oo
An increase OF little over "o'OpO
halcs i'm the amount OF cotton report
cd on ehipboard awaiting clearance al
tho close Of the week suggested some.
what larger exports between no" ana
tho end Of the season. ms was
hardly an important item, but in con
,.c,;or with the continued activity IN
me domestic goods trade, and the re-
ports of q good spot demand at Ne"
Orleans. probably helped 10 STEADY 'he
marke. during the morning.
The local market for spot cotton
was quiet and 3 points higher al LIS
for middling upland; sales ni'.
DO 81 ,,~ice4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16
FRESH FRUITS.

APPLES Spi,zenberg. Dbl. Sl.75@ 8
Wiuesap. s2H$l.50; Russet, sl.25N $50
Rome beauty. $500 $3.50: Greenin2 Sl.,o"
S8.Z5: King. sl.75M 1925; Northern spy
Sl..5efSs. baldwin, sl.75Hs3. Hubbardson.
81 .75fl $3.50. Ben Davis. sl.25m SIPS Gano.
Si.1jtis2.5O; Far Western. as 70 kind. box
15cGisi.50; PEARS. Kieifer Dbl. STA 81
basket. 351i 90c. CRANBERRIES, Cape Cod.
late sorts. bbl. S7m Sl2 New York crate. s.
~s2.75: native. s4"s' New Iork crate.
Sl1Olis2: ordinary sorts. $ls5W 81 Long
land. late sorts. bhl.. ssmsll; New York
crate. S2ms2.5o: STRAW BERRiES. Fla. re-
frg.. chests. quart. ljfi Bic open crates 20
riasc: kUNQUATS. Fla, quart. 81 i0r
TANGERlNES. Fla. strap. s2.5OHE -
KINGS. Fla. strap. S2.50lt$5.5O; ORANGES.
la.. average hos. Si..5HS4: fancy. $50
$3.50. extra fancy. s4Nfs' Porto Rico. 10
no $50. Calf. Sl.35fi GRAPEFRi lI.
C..aa. box. Sl.50tf $3.50: Porto Rico $l.25"
.-0; I~le Of Pines. ga $50. Fla. average.
sf.-5MS3: fancy. Sl.25H 800: extra fancy
s8.25HSs: LEMONS. Cal. box. S2q S2.65
~icily. Sl25M $50 lGMES. Dominican.
hbL. s5MS1: pINEAPPLES, Porto Rico.
Red Spanish. box. sl.45H$S6O: Cuban.
-0rf 81 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16
FACING CHARGE, SURRENDERS
Roller. Accused of Mail Fraud, Gives
Himself Up TO Police.

Samuel Roller, OF $50 East Eighteenth
Street. - 20 be the son-in-law Of
Mother Mandeibaum. once notorious
fence surrendered himself a. Police
Headquarters yesterday when ne
learned that a Federal warrant had
been issued for his arrest, charging
him with using the mails 10 defraud.
According TO the police, Roller was
proprietor OF a concern which purport-
I'd 20 trade with The countries Of south
Amer;ca ~. sought 20 interest Latin
American ia This city in the project.
using fhc reils for this purpose. He
was held. and United States District
httorrey Marshall was informed that
ie had surrendered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16
T. R. TO TALK RELIGION
Will Speak at Annual Methodist
Dinner

Theodore Roosevelt will forget poll
tics for religion on April p, when he
will deliver an address, "Me:hodist Pio-
neers.' ~ the annual Methodist ban
quet at the Biltmore. Tho dinner Will
be held under the auspices 81 the Meth
odist Social Union Of New York. As u
comes four days before the meeting OF
the General Conference AZ Saratoga
members and delegates 10 the confer
cnce meeting from all over the country
will be in attendance.
other speakers will be a. J. Wallace
former Lieutenant Governor Of Cali
fornia: the Rev. Luther Il. Wilson. res
ident Bishop Of New York. and Pastor
Anton Bast, representative from Den
marx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16

Receipts to-day. 2s353 cases Fresh gath
cred r1fr0s per dozen. 13is r2Ic: regular
packed. cstra fr-ts. 22i, u22isc. storage
packed. -'s. 22ie N23c. regular packed
fr.'s. 90 age. seconds. 1884, U20i4c. div
tcs. Ho .. I9'. m Zoe. 40 o ana poorer lsfL
I9c. checks. FAIR 20 good. dry. lsn l9c state.
Penn and nearby. hcnncry whites snc 20
fancy. 150 -Gc. ordinary 70 good. 24riZ4isc:
gathered whites. ordinary 20 fine 23fa ~ Pc .
Western and Southern. gathered white. Z30
PIC state. Penn and nearby. hcnncry brow n-.
70 .f -fr. gathered brown and mixed COLI
or-. .-1i -1c duck oer-. state and nearby.
ind an Runner. tlrffer. ofhc~ fancy. 1-f
2fc t'd and Ha'. selected. .-r a6c. W.
ern and p-im. Southern. seas Sic. common
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16

Y c. berry crate. sI25msi.75: Jersey. 100
punches. STA 1873; SHALLOTS, New Or
leans. bbl. Sid So SQUASH. new white. box
Sl.o0U 90; TURNIPS. rutabsga. Dbl or bag
Si25n $50: old white. bbl. SlNsl25: c.
100 punches. siNS2: New Orleans. white
S2Hs3; Bermuda. crate 5OcMsl; IONA
TOES. Fla. carrier. 15cTs2 Cuban. 5OcN
Sl-50. Nassau. 50cd Sl.25; WATERCRESS.
90 lunches SfTs9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16
$4,000 Miles of
Continuous Driving Without
Once Touching the Engine
ARrcord Nfony Yet Equalfdm Aut0m0bae History

It's the car of luxury. hexibility and rea
economy The Scientific American de1lSred
the Moline Knight Engine "A RbVOLo-
TIONARY INVENTION.
It's more than revolutionary. 1t caused the
Royalty and Nobility of Europe to discard
other types of Engine and choose the sleeve
valve type because of its SILENCE. exuaordi-
nary power: because il INCREASES IN power
with every single mile of driving.
To men who drive their own cars this new
Moline knight is a complete revelation Don't
even think Of buying car TIL you see TINS
wonderful new MolineKnight. 1t Will change
YOUR ideas completely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16
HOTHOTSE PRODUCTS.

CUCJMBERS. No /. doz. 9ocmSL25: 30
o. box. f2.5OWS4. CAULlFLOWERS. Long
Island. DO. S1mS4; DANDELlON GREENS.
ih' fit5ns2; LETTUCE Boston. strap. -
~ SO MINT. doz punches. i0b 60c: MUSH-
cream. fl.400 Sl.40; brown. S1Msl25: but
tom. 15cN3l. flats and opens. jON = Sc .
RADlSHES. 100 blnchcs. S2HS3 RHU.
BARB. doz small punches. 40H60,. Long
Island. 100 .bunches. S5WS6 TOMATOES. ID,
1917 Doc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16

r. CONTINUOUS DRIVING without
- even touching the Engine. Owners
name given on rcquest) That's the amazing
record held by the Moline Knight.
On display NOW at 1896 Broadway is
duplicate of the engine that established the
44ooo-mile record. Thousands have seen 1t.
Thousands MORE WILL SEE 1T, and we
want YOU to see it.
It's the sensation OF the trade, the admirs
ton and wondermcnt of Owners Of every
make CT car. It's the with 4 cylinders
that produces the power Of 6, and IA cylin'
ders, silently, wonderfully, perfectly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Prices Break on
Disturbed Political Stu
atiOn-COrn Advances.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New YORK. April IT,.
WHEAT.

The wheat market was again under the
influence Of disturbed political conditions.
and after steaoy opening. prices broke
about 2 cents bushel. but at the close were
comparatively steady. with net Losses of -
&c The improved weather over Tie winter
wheat belt during the last week has brought
out numerous reports of improving crop
conditions. and this also had the elect Of
dislodging certain amount Of long wheat
and AZ one time the market ran into stop
loss order.
Exporters were IN the market 20 a mod
crate extent and there were reports of SALES
OF fair volume. with the demand being prin-
cipaHy for Manitobas. The Liverpool mar
ket was easy. owing 20 continued large arriN-
al-. and ~ was said that storage facihtlc.
are already ovcrtaNed IN Great Britain and
that this Is likely TO interfere with husines,.
Cash premiums showed a somewhat easier
tendency. and there was DISPOSITION 90 am
tcipatc Increased pressure with the approaca
cf the opening OF navigation. To- the local
cash market 40 . durIm was quoted n
Si.a2f.. 40 p hard. Sl.59f. No North
crn Da'utn. >l.3s'e No ! Northern MANI
toba. SltI. all I % p Ncw York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16

-four ilO-lb. sacks, s33. Western quiet'
ram l60-lb sacks. s23 standard middhns,
do. S28.-5. -four midd.ings DO. S25.-'' req req
dog -Four. i.0-lb sacks. @i.0OHs5-- vi
meal. s32N $3.50.
PROVISIONS.
Tho nlarkc, for hog products was mocef-
atel, active. but 50 hie the undertone was
steadv. prices we're confined 70 marrow
range and there was some Intimation tnal
PACKERS were disposed 70 sell on bulge i.'-
CENT. Of hogs at Chicago were 1900 eu-
mated for Monday $4,000 and for next "est
l.s. 900. Kansas City received LOCO ana
Omaha. 10000. PORK firm: mes. t-A.2om
SOS. family. s2fNs26; short clear go
s25. BEEF steady mess. l..'o" J.,
family. si9Is2O. packet. slsN $40 extra
India mess. s29I $50. DRESSED Hoo
steady. bacons l3iac: $50 lbs. 1880 .og
lbs.. I8isc. liO lbs. 1890: PIGS, lic. gu
MEATS Picked bellies firm: 10 his 10 eh
I5a,c: - lbs.. -. ml5a.c: Is lbs. u o."
1tsc: picked hams steady. ID IN zoe.
TAfLOW quiet special l0t2c; city s,'S
country o',W9atc. LARD steady middle
west. IZ01l.l0c. CITY LARD steady. u =
NlI2c: refined lard quiet continent l@,2c
south America. l1.i0c. Brazil kegs. ll..Vc
COMPOUND quiet. llas I2c. - hAh-
NE quiet. oleo. ll5>c. cts lard aiearine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16

plih liabilities 500. uso. d,s-ieuc, judgments.
and no assets
Louis J. MtNSCHARk formerly Of Klein 4
Manchafk. NJ A. 10 - N~i an q. with hati-
dc, $3.50 and assets fsit. IN aCcounts
UlAfAN BERkOWlrZ. tailor. " zee nauri.n
81 TIE BfouI With liabilities ,l.sli and no a,se's
BRt No J BoNGARr1 salcsman. ~ $3.50
West 18th st. With nahiltles Siii6 and no assets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16

HAY. largo halei. timothy. prime per ton
go: No. ], ST 10. 10 10. = ~" S-'''v
s-4rs25: No. clover mixed. S20.5om S22.'o
love- grade. clover mixed. sl3gtsis: 10
s-aie hay. si2msi6: RYE STRAW. No. ].
Sl1.5ONSl6. Small bales about 81 under
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16

The corn market showed very steady
undertone despite the decline Do wheat and
al the close of Che day values were Isl 'sc
net hIchcr. There were rumors that o.
oortets were I'm tho market and IT was tie
general impression in some quarters mat ne
pltch government was in The market. "i %
wa. reported short time ago 'hat importers
there contemplated masking lalfr purchases
in tho American markets. Jon Che cash mar
(ct SO yellow corn Wa quoted at s. &c,
% Now NOrh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16
Revenue-ProduCing Prop
erty Passes S150,OOO,OO
Mark for First Time.
STOCK OF GOLD
SHOWS DECREASE
Loss Reported by n. Y. Chicago
and Cleveland-G in ST.
Louis and Philadelphia.
From The Tribune Bureau

>
time. the earning assets Of the twelve
Federal Reserve banks this week
passed the Sl5OOOO.OOO mark, accord
ing 10 the weekly report Of the Fed
eral Reserve Board The increase for
The week. due TO the heavy purchases
Of government securities and bankers
acceptanccs. increased S3.30O.OOO. \
loss Of s4.5OO0OO in gold reserves and
about the same amount 300 total cash
reserves was recorded. The largest
losses i'm gold reserve are shown fer
the New York. Chicago and Cleveland
banks. part Of these losses. however
being ofsc. by increases Of the gold
reserve Of the ST. Louis and Philadel-
paia banks.
OF the total earning assets United
states bonds constitute at present wv
ncr cent. acccptanccs 29.f per cent. war
rants DIS per cent. discounts li.' per
cent and United States notes - per
cent. Tho ratio OF earning assets 10
paid in capital stands at 90 per cent
compared with PCS per cent inc WocH
before and 169 per cent three months
,reviou-f,. ts the result of the trans
fer OF certain Connecticut banks from
tho first 20 the second Federal Reserve
district the capital OF tho Federal Ike
serve Bak of Bo~tO shows a decrease
Of Sl66000 and the capital OF the New
York bank a CORES ponding increase.
Government deposits show decrease
OF s2.30O.OOO. New York and Phnadel-
phia reporting the largest net with
drawals of public funds. Member
bank deposits increased about >5'Ooo'-
600. largely as the result of the larger
net figures shown for the New ORR
s.. Louis and Kansas City banks.
The circulation Of Fedora Reserve
banknotes increased $4,000 during the
week and now stands at Sl4VO'OVo.
Federal Reserve notes outstanding, as
reported by the agents. aggregated
Sfs6 500 600. or S27.3O0.0O0 less than
he amount reported outstanding az the
beginning Of the year. Against the
notes outstanding the agents hold at
presen. $4,000. 900 Of gold. so that the
total net addition of circulating me
dium attributable TO Federal Reserve
notes is less than Sl0000,000.
The banks report S22.jO0,0O0 Of notes
on hand and a total Of Sl64.200,O0O IN
actual circulation. Their aggregate la
bilities on these notes are given as
s9.500.0o0
The statement is in detail as follows;
RESOURCES
God coin ard certIacs'es IN vault. st-,lt ooo
S Go5 'T res.np'io. D' fu-d Win Unic1
Total s,,d -.s-r,, .........t7 sag sae ooo
rf 'rr- e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.

Owing fo q scmi-holiday feeling On the
market for spot SUGAR. there was only
,,ief .-.do ir tnc market FOR sugar futures.
tot,i sales for The daJ aggregating 100 tons.
There wa. some disposition 90 iiquidate Tor
over SUNDAY. due % ner, business over the po-
lticaI situation. but. ou tie whole. the under
tone was -.eady and final quotations ranged
from ! point lower 90 points net,hlgher.
AauRc o. prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16
HAY AND STRAW.

10 fair. southern. aOas2 goose eggs per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16

new YORk PRICES.

Market steady 80 Western, ..oi '-'
New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16
To Locate at Perth Amboy.

The BOARD of Trade Of Perth Am
boy. n. J., concluded negotiations yes
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-10-28

The Men Orleans States has appealed
to Senator BrouSsarl in an open letter to
come to the al Of the democratic nominee
for congress in the third district In the
course Of this appeal The S-ates refers TO the
many fovors showcre! 80 senator Rrou55ard
by the party and expresses the belief tat
Mr. Broussard car !. q, Hreat assistance TO
the democratic nominee in the contest now
waxing warm in the third district.
We appreciate the enthusiasm and zeal
manifested by the States in the interest Of
the party, but We cannot refrain from COM
menting on the remarkable conditions that
make 1t necessary for great democratic
paper to appeal to democrat and to one IN
the full enjoyment Of the party's best gift
to come TO the partyS aid in time Of need.
If the great honorS which have been heaped
on Mr.. BrousSard are insufficient to awaken
in him a sense OF duty then the appeal Of
the States is not apt 70 reaca him.
If it be true that Mr. D.ouSsarI has
"laid down" on his party then under these
conditions It should BE- the duty Of tn Press
to advertise the fact to he ', ters and to
wage war Oh him u finish.
We do not know it be q fact that Mr..
Broussard is or has been disloyal to the
party, but the appeal made by the States
indicates that he is not doing MS full duty
and if such be the case then the olive branch
is about the last thing that should be held
out to him.
If it requires additional tafTy to keep in
the democratic fold man who has been
holding office under the party since boyhood,
it is about time to establish some new rule
for fattening the process.
The idea of appealing to democratic
senator to pull off his coat fcr democratic
candidate!
But maybe after all, the States appeal
is an insidnous apology for ever having sup
ported Mr.. Broussard at all. As such it
would be more appropriate.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-10-28
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