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SURROGATES' NOTICES.

THE PEOPLE or THE STATE or NEw
York. by the Grace Of God Free aud In
dapend@nt To. BELLA VI. URION, Az
GtSTUs ". KELLEY. as executor Of tho
Last VIII and Testament 81 Harriet Agnes
Mayhem. dscessedi TIE SUSIE r MAY
Atiornev General OF the STATE OF New York
MABEL LAMBE. az Administrators or no
estate Of william ,. Ma non, deceased :,
SARAH a. MAIHON ZAlDEE sCAHLA,h. ;
MABEL LAMBE; MINNIE 4 PEGk
GRACE MEAD. JESSIE HYDE; Otis
TRISTRAAI: HERBERT TRlSTRAM RAY
MOND TRtSTkAMi HENRY W. ST JOHS I.
JOSEPH u ST JOHN, CHARLES A.
NAYUON. SENIOR brother OF Joseph J.
Navhou. deceased. u living. or u dead,
then the widow ~ thar.es a Mayh9h'
senior. II any. and CHARLES a. MAY hon.
kin Of Charles T. MayhOn. Senior, and the
executors. administrators legatees and de.
v.sees Of charles 4. Mayhon. senior. II
any: and II Charles A. Mayhon. Junior be
dead. then the widow. next Of kin, eXecu-
tors administrations. legatces ana detlsees
~ Charles 4. Mayhem, Junior II any; and
II any OF the other next OF KIN OF
charles A. MayhOn, Senior. be dead.
then the husbands or wives next "
kin. executors. administrators legatees ana
deyisees Of such deceased next OF KIN OF
Charles a. Mayhem. Senior. II any, and all
persons other tnan those above named who
are next ~ KIN - Joseph J. Nayhon, de-
ceased. or executors or administrators or
ltgatees or devisees or me hss3anIs Or
Asvnon. deceased. II any. and their sue
ressors iu interest ali Of v hose names and
places Of residence are unknown. SEND
GREETING.
Upon the petition 81 Union Trus, Com
pany u New York. Of 50 Broadway, Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. Sew YORK city,
You and each - you are hereby cted 70
show cause before our Surrogate - the
County Z New YORK. - the Slrrogsies
court Of said County, held al the Han ot
Records in the county II New YORK., on
the 3lst day - March. 1915, az haf-past
TN o'clock IN III forenoon 81 that day.
Why the account OF Union Trust Company
II New York az trustee under the Lost
Wnl and Testament az Joseph !. Nayhon,
deceased should not bee iudicislly settled:
rs TESTIMONY WHEREOF we have
caused the seal OF the Surrogates Court "
tho said County % E,w YORK 20
IL 81 b. herelrt1 affixed
WITNESS. HON JOHN y CO.
ffALAN n Surrogate ~ our said county,
~ the County az New York. the 26'l day
~ February, 300 the year ~ our Lord enc
thousand nine hundred and sixteen.
DANIEL J. DOWDEEY.
Cieri. u che Surrogate court
MILLER kTEG. LANE * TkAFFOkD,
Attorneys Tor Petitioner. 80 Broadway,
Borough u Manhattan. Ne" OK cry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30
Talk of Foreign Selling
Revived as Railway
Issues Decline.
DEVELOPING MARKET
NDOLLAR EXCHANGE
G. y,-al European Governments
Said To b. r -ady to Buy
Zig Copper Tonnage

Wa.t probably attracted most at
..-..er j.. Yesterdays rather un.utcr-
.--... ....f,7 was tho devel-
e.--s .,...., d.
g-~-.t % ",-'aess D." 'N' '-''i o'D Ole
vision toward Che close Of the day.
80. sor.-oo9 ot backing and filing
"-''' O. .......f.... 49,. ,.t,ob
81 tae !H--s'l-~' SP'''-''-''7' ""
tic professionals apparently CO"tS"-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold
yesterday at auction at the exchange
salesroom By Adrian II. Muller & Som;
Tor account q william " Hoes public admin
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CASH RESERVES JUMP
y. y. National Banks show Gain oil
S4,575.O00.

A compilation OF the condition OF the
greater New York national banks as OF
March :, made public yesterday By the
New York Clearing House Association
showed but little change in the loan
item. Securities held. however, jumped
from s25j.Os2 900 on Decembcr 81 20
S275.45l 900 on the date Of the last re-
port 20 the Controller Of the Currency.
Cash reserves on March Z stood az
s945 g89 200. an increase Of S4,575,OOO
over the figures Of December 81. The
cash total consisted Of 302,347 400
coin and certificates and Si3,69l 800
legal tender notes. Resources IN the
form OF acceptances amounted 20 S20,-
44O. 500, an increase Of $3,9l6,3Oo. ,
On the liabilities column, demand
deposits amounted 90 81 ,324,633OOO,
against s1.4l9.353.OOO on December 81
a reduction OF $94.720,000.
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Helping the Creusots.

IN view Of che widespread discussion
O. possible new French credits, Wall
Street learned with considerable inter
est yesterday that the S30.OOJOOo
French one-year acceptance loan. az
ranged some time ago 0v William i.
boa5r.grt @ Co.. had been made FOR
the famous Preach firm Of ordnance
uskers, tre Creusots. AZ The time 70
Wa stated that tie credit Was nego-
tstet on behalf OF private interests IN
Franc. and rot by the government ?.
The loan was obtained 90 provide funds
f,r financing large purchases Of mum
ton materials made IN this market by
t1e CreusOt interests French treasury
bills formed part Of the collateral.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30
FORECLOSURE SALES.

st-PPEME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-West virginia Pulp Paper
Company plaintiff against $. $. Mcclure
Oo In SUysusnce OF a Judgment OF foreeios-
ure and sale. duly made and entered IN
lie sbove-entitled action and bearing ds''
tie goth day of March. 1916, J. TIE undsr.
signed the Referee ln said Judgment
named. will sell az public auction, At t1s
TNrhauge Salrsroom, Nos. lA-l5 Hesey
street ln the Borough ~ Manhattan CIV
OF New YORK. on the iith DAY OF April.
1916. ~ u o clock noon on mat cay oy
James l. Wells Company suctioneers, the
premises directed by said judgment 10 DO
s.II and therein described az follows;
land situate. lying and being in the Bor-
ouch of Manhattan OF the city Of New
York bounded and described as follows
8EGINNiNG az point on the northerly
side ~ West lGsth Street, distant so,sl
feet easter.y from the corner formed %
the Intersection - the northerly side OF
rfqth street with the eaEteTiy side OF Fort
Washington Avenue. as established BY tbs
commissioners appointed under chapter JIG
% the Laws - 1922; running thence
northerly and on line drawn az right
angles % tho Hortheriy side OF 1899"
street 1853 feet thence running esst,rIy
and on a Inc drawn parallel with lths
n0rtherly side 81 lgsth Street a. feet,
thence running sOutherly and sgaigo on a
line drawn a. right angles 20 tho north
erly eide 81 ls9th street ss.Sa fset TO tho
rcrtherly side - is3th Street and thence
westerly along the northerly side OF lssth
Street IS feet 20 the point or place OF be-
ginning said .ots being known as lots num-
bcred % and 30 on certain map or plan
q sale known a. slap Of property be-
longing 20 the heirs ~ susan - ward,
deceased. al Fort Warrington, New York,
made by John @ Van Horne, city Sur
veyor." bearing date the l7th day Of No.
.aruber 1895 and fI-d IN Tho once OF
,hr clerk u The Supreme Court Of New
York county on November isth, 1885. In
AN action between George Barclay ward
and others. and Beverley ward AND DINERS.
10 said Dimensions snl distances more or
less 49,
Dated. New York. March 1lnd. 1918
n LINN BRUCE, Referee.
news FOR Plaintiff. 50 CEDAR street.
borough OF Manhattan. New York city
The following Ia diagram % TIE prop
erty 20 be sold. said premises h~Ys no
street number.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30

sales 81 lower the pens. however. were well
cleared. Common 70 choice veals sold OF
S6.J0u sl0.25 per 90 lbs. few al fl0.S7H1
5000; outside price 10 an outside buyer
culls at S5.50N $3.50: 4 few yeaFlings and
barnyard calves AZ sass City dressed vesls
weak az l2'st'l6ise country dressed az 10
ul5lgc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts. Slo1 head little more than .
carload on sale. Sheep almost nominal but
full steady Ismhs iirm but no strictly prime
offered. A few head Of sheep sold AZ $3.50
"a $3.50 per 100 lhs calls at $3.50; dressed
mutton steady AZ loa &c dressed lambs firm
at lSulsisc; hog dressed. Ice; country
dressed dollhouse lambs steady at soBss.5o
per carcass.
HOGS
Receipts. $3.50 head ears on sale Mar
ke, steady. with liSht 20 heavy hogs selling
AZ Ss.25Wsl0.25. per 100 ID roughs. $50
So Country dressed hogs steady at iogl&e
per 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30
Piling Up the Cash.

Cash position Of American industrial
corporations was never better. Accord
Ing 70 We'll Street compilation nine
teen q ttc largest concerns lH the
country closed 1915 with q total or
s34s. $4,000 i1 cash. not including in
ves,nerts. which are known 20 be very
large United States steel leads with
sll0,000.O00 % It's credit. while Amer
lean Smelling and Refining and the
American SHELTERS Securities Com
pIny are reported 20 have Joint cash
holdings o. nearly S30.000,000. Genera!
Electric IS credited with about S25.OOO,-
O01, N.1vale Steel with Sls,oO0O00,
Bethlehem Steel with Sl5.00oC0J; Ken
rec,.. Copper with S33,o0e0OO IN cash
ard copper 10 transit, and American
Telephone and Telegraph with S29'S'O'-
600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30
STEEL PRICES MAY BE
NEAR THE HIGHEST
Signs That Apex of Rise Has
Nearly Been Reached.

Soue steel trade authorities see
signs that the height of the advance IN
prices has been reached. There IS
however every indication that the mills
will have sufficient business TO keep
them occupied for the year. Car build
crs in the meantime are having trouble
getting supplies, and railroads are
pushing repairs as new equipment IS
so slow in coming 10 hand.
THE Iron Age" says; "Signs of a
more conservative spirit are beginning
70 appear in the steel trade, with in
tfmatlons that the crest of the wave Of
price advances mas been reached or J
near ~ hand. Sentiment inclines TO
less strongly 10 the belief that the mills
will be crowded for all the year, but
there IS less excitement and buyers aye
not so Indifferent 70 the effects Of high
prices.
"War demand is not so insistent
ra~t.v because OF the long time foi
which mills are sold. But there Is the
definite statement from agents OF Great
Britain that they will now place no
contracts for machining shells for more
than three months ahead"
"Thc Iron Trade Review" tomorrow
will say: "There is not the slightest
scmblance Of let-up in the unprece-
denied demands which are being made
mon the iron and steel capacity Of 'he
country. The largest buyers, such a.
the car builders, are having trouble 10
get any mill positions this side Of Jan
nary !. II Is interesting TO note that
come Of the largest railroad systems
forced bv the pressure Of traffic, are
more actively turning their attention q
he repairing Of old locomotives and
cars. rather than wait upon the de-
fcrred deliveries Of new equipment no"
yrder order. Their difficulty is 20 OBJ
tain tho steel for these shop activities
and they now are bringing 70 bear Oh
ne mills all manner Of influence %
.,eo., MEDIATE these needs"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE-Fa
paper maturing in ten days or less. per cent. ~
10 niretJ days Pc cent
CALL MONEY opened al -. per cent. highest. .
per cent lSgest. IL. per cent. closing per cent.
renewal u. per celt.
TINE MONEY was steady. Rates. ~ e2s ~
cent for s1ty DAYS Za95 per cent for ninety days.
Der cent for four. five AMI siI months.
MERCANTILE PAPER was quiet. Ruling rhtes
to-. per cent for best names bank acceDtances.
2a2. per cent
CLEARING HOUSE TRANSACTIONS. co. FL
changes. t4-66sz.5o ": balances. 12llol.S2e The
Sub Treasury was creditor the amount Of $751;
SUB TREASURY New York banks lost 10 m,
Slb-rr..sury S704 900. and lost since Friday 81
- 900
FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATES Else
WllLEL.-E1stou Tor ten DAYS. p'r cent for =
pa.a Tor tai dsvs per cent. up 10 ninety dass 4.
Cleveland. up 20 sixty DAYS. pr cent. afy 70
P p5 5.r ,.ri. Gp io rr. w S.s ,l esa
Chicago. for ten DAYS y per cent up 70 slfiy
DAYS. siKty % NINETY days ~ - Louis. : I'D
cent sixty 90 ninety DAYS. 4 Kansas CiJ for fel
dsys. 80 per cent W 10 ninety o"' = Dt.as ,
Or Dcut. San Francisco. Tor Zen DAYS. per -eHi
ulry days. siz thirty % sIy days. g. s1y i'
r.aciy c45s. Al
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Chicago l-- discoun;
- LOUIS. thrAdNle 4Hc discount uli. co. premium
asked. New Orleans. SIGHT zoe discount brokers soc
premium.
RANK CLEARINGs -Roston. exchanges So o
ls0tss balances 81 0Gs .3s4 baltimore. txchsf grs
S 9g2 Ifs. balances $50 Z0t. Chicago. etcA >sea
S-4s-a.tGS balances fZ.15f 200. philadelphia. -
l.rfr. So 200 SIS balance s zoe -1f -. LOUIS.
exchange az ~. o. balances 2-..jt 49,
SlLVER MARKET -Baf silver % London va
9y ls.ltI. d gam of ~ NCs l1ra quotation.
soisc 10 a. Meilesn dollars. 40. r4si.c.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE -frsncs. dew .ep.d w'as-
uc.s toward the close. dropping 10 59- Tor che Ss
Sterling was better sl.h demand selling ~ - ~
Cable and sight rates. Loll0l-Cso.r. go 10.
demand. 40 lie Pars-Cabe 5s1i. check
5s7. Ber.iD--Cabe. a ~ check. u t-lb. Ray
Gable btJ. cheek. t.btas. Hoa and auie.
a. lilo. check 42h sWitleflI1t-t@he. D.. 2.
check 522 Grecce-C able. Do 80. check. lt 3D.
Siau and ninsy div bills London bankers } r.
s-I-l ..ls. ". n.lcly l.J-. wv.
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AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Closes Unchanged
to &c Lower in FeveriSh
Market-COrn Heavy.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. March %. 1918.
WHEAT.

The wheat market was nervous with fever
ish price change. At the outset values
were NMsc lover under scattered selling
prompted b. weakness abroad where prices
failed 20 respond % our advance Tuesday.
Very active and aggressive buying soon de-
yeioped, however and prices responded with
q quick upturn Of about . cents. but late IN
the afternoon again weakened and hna!
quotations we're unchanged 20 sc net lower.
The buying movement was based on IN
favorable crop adyices.
Advice. from some OF the leading winter
wheat states were very discOuraging regard
ing the crop outlook and D. was the general
impression that some huIlish private reports
viii DO issued before the April government
report which will be published on April b.
Private cables from Europe said That the
feeling there was heaTish owing 20 large
arrivals. which resulted IN liberal selling on
the part OF importers. and on freer offerings
from Argentina a. well as favorable reports
from India. Damage reports from America
were said 20 have little influence abroad
owin. 20 the belief that supplies Of old crop
wheat are large both IN the United states
and IN Canada.
There was q moderate export demand with
sales of about 100000 bushels % Manltobas.
making about half q million bushels during
the past two days. In the cash market No !
durum was quoted az 1929, No hard.
Sl.26a. No ] Northern Duluth. Si.564 No
/ Northern Manitoba, 1891. al. o b New
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30
Yester

The local market for spot cotton was steady
and points higher at l2.ljc for midtling
upland sales. 400 bales.
Receipts at the ports and interior points.
with comparisons, follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30
RYE
NEW YORK PRICES.
CHICAGO PRICES,
FLOUR AND MEAL.

There was only quiet trade IN tie -four
market a. the rapid price changes IN wheat
had a tendency 20 discourage business. RYE
FLOUR quiet fair 20 good. 5000 $3.50 !;
choice % fancy. S5.4OMS5.5O; CORN MEAL
easy: kiln dried 81. BAG MEAL easy. fine
white and yellow. Sl.s5 coarse. $500 sl.b2.
FEED-City steady; bran. bulk. S22.75; 100
H. sacks, $3.50. heavy middlings DO, SIS ;
-four middings DO $50: red dog flour. lio-
10 sacks. s33 Western quiet. bran, l0O-ib.
sacks, S2225uS22.40. standard middlings do.
s23.75Q s2i. -four middlings DO. $3.50, red
dog -four. l4O-lb. sacks. S3l50IsJ2. Oil
meal nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30
PROVISIONS.

The provision market was easier under
liquidatinF sales. prompted by decline In
the market for live hogs and owing 20 the
easier tone of the corn market. Receipts OF
hogs a. CHICAGO were 3, 600. estimated for
Thursday. q. 900 kansas Cry received 1900
and Omaha. . 600 PORK firm, mess, S24
HS2A5O: family t22Mf25: short. clear.
S2-Hf25. BEEF firm. mess, Sl7uSlt50 ;
family. sls5OmSis.5O; packet. Sl7.60H
$3.50. extra India mess. S29M $50 DRESSED
HOGS easy. bacons. lSc; l,O-lbs.. l3lsc;
l60-,bs.. l3i,c. l40-lbs. l3i.c. pigs. 1859
CUT MEATS Picked bellies quiet l0-lbs
150l6tec; l2-lbs.. 1874 N15i4c; li-'bs.. "A
HiIfltc: picked hams steady 1854 Ice.
TALLOW steady special. Zoe; city. &c
country. s4N9i.c. LARD easy; middle
West. li.55Mll.15r; city lard easy. ll@-W
M sc refined lard barely steady continent.
u. SOC South America. l2.15c Brazil kegs
1880. COMPOUND steady Brazil keys.
l3.75c. STEARINE steady; oleo. II lac;
city lard steariue, H. ne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30
CANADIAN WESTINGHOUSE
Report Reflects Recovery in Industrial
Activity.

The Canadian Westinghouse Com
pany, Ltd. reports net earnings for
1915 of $3.50. 62o, an increase OF SsI4'-
5l4 over the previous year. Inc
balance available for dividends
amounted 20 S7lO,628, against S5SO,4os
in 1914. The report said IN part;
"The industrial life Of Canada during
the year just closed experienced a re
markable recovery from the suspended
activity Of the preceding year. Many
plants which had with difficulty kept
together an irreduciDie minimum OF
their operating organization found
themselves early in 1915 strained 20
their utmost capacity under night and
day operation"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30
SUGAR Futures.

The market FOR sugar futures des eloped
reactionary tendency. and az the close of
the day the active positions were s % 10 points
net lower. The Sc level again proved q bar
rier 10 the upward movement Of yaluea. and
there was quite active proht-tAking which
served % uncover stop-loss orders. The feel
ing Of hesitation about following the advance
WAS also due 30 slightly easier tone 100 the
spot position. and buyers generally seemed
inclined 20 await developments before TAX
ing further risks on the long side. Range
Of prices
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YNter.
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. March %. 1915.
BUTTER.

Receipts. -.i-i packages. Creamery, extra
f92 score. 36i .t.3-c higher scoring, 81 = 'i
3-c. hr.ts 8jls N SOC. seconds. S4Aooc
thirds. 811 38c. creamery. held. extras ~
scorel, $751; Ei86c frsts. 81. 70 31c seconds
33tI3ic. thirds. 3Jfi 32c state dairy. hnest
36N36lsc. good % prime. 3i a' -c' com
mon 20 fair. 30tt33c, renovated. extras. soc
frsts, 2sU29c. lower grade -5t-.c. inita
ton creamery. frsts, q IA -,c. .adles. cur
rent make. frsts. 26ismZlc: seconds. % .W
26c. lower grades. 24G25c. packing stock
current make. fine. IS ne No q. -3e' lower
grades 2SuZ4 ic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30
Fed Mining g. Smelting's Year

The Federal Mining & Smelling Com
,any reports for 1913 Gross esrhlhgS
~ 81. 7s2 .G59 against t2,2OO,71s me pre-
y.ous year. Total net income was Sooo,-
COZ. decrease Of &s2,95'. hi'ei Al,o"
irg for general expenses ana siEtu az
charges, there WAS a dehclt ot Si.Vt;ate
compared with the 1914 oehc't Of '''''
HOS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30
Green Bay & Western Earnings.

The report OF the Green Bay e
Western Railroad for the year 1915.
made public yesterday, disclosed gross
earnings Of $3.50 .423. an increase OF ga
Og3 over the previous year. The
balance available for dividends on the
eompany's stock was sl33,783, a gain Of
S5ll4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30
CHEESE.

Receipts. 90l boxes. State. whole milk.
held. flats. colored. special. Isl snlsi-e;
fancy i &C. %6ts average SS2sSe fansy
Ml7Ae; held. cheddars specials. iNile;
held. Daisies. specials. lsi.c. held. twins.
specials. lsi.Nlsi4c; held. an STYLES. under
grades, ltUl1a.c; Wisconsin. whole milk
fancy. held. twins. lsM1siic. fresh. twins.
l7i2c: cheddars. lsl4c: Daisies. lslsHls C;
Young Americas. l9H zoe. state skins. hid.
specials. l6l -Hl-c: current make. specials.
1jleHl5&,c. fresh. choice. iia. Nljc; fair
20 good. l3i.Wl4i.c; lower grades, 5dl3c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30

Tho approximate amount 81 the nen OF
charge 70 satisfy which the above-ds-
.crlbed property 10 20 be- sold. IL Two thou
sand four Hundred twenty and szlleo doll
lsrs tSg4g0.6-J. with interest thereon from
ne 2oth day Of March. 1918. together WIZ
costs aud allowance amounting 70 Ona
hundred seventy eight and $500 colsts
ftl7s55). with .uferes' from March Loth,
1873 together with the expenses 81 ths
"A lei The apDr0A4mate amount OF tbs
taxp. s.s-ssmeufs and water rates or
other Hens. which are % 10 allowed 10 ths
purchaser out - the purchase money. Or
paid BY the Referee. is one hundred forty .
nine and eo.l09 dollars O3its.so) and In
tercst.
Dated, New York. March 22nd. 1914
" LINN BRUCE. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30
METALS

Copper was steady. with electrolytic quoted
a. ga, n2s.c for nearby shipment and
26A r27i.c Tor June and later. On the New
York Meta Exchange tin was quiet. with
spot in hye-ton lots quoted a. s9q soc. Lead
was easier at Re asked Tor New York spot
and East - Louis spot and spelter was
quiet with New York spot nominal and East
81 Louis lsc asked. In London lead closed
az f35 for spot and a, fS5 D. for futures.
with spelter spot quoted fsS aud futures ass
Tin IN London closed AZ $500 for standard
spot and al 1896 for futures. with saies Of
20 tons spot and 80 tons futures. and COD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
COFFEE.

The coffee market opened steady az an
advance Of 2uf points. and during the
greater part of me DAY showed very steady
uudertone on moderate buying for outside
account and in absence Of aggressive sell
ing. Toward the close, however. an easier
tone developed. and. asice from March. which
was bid up at the close on covering OF one
lot, the undcrtone was easy and final quota
tions ranged from points advance 20 3
points net decline. Total sales for the day
were $3.50 bags. Brazilian cables showed
a nm tone. and cost and freight offers were
steady, with Santos As quoted at 1928 70
i0.j5c and Rio r. az else. London credits,
although sales were reported late on Tuesday
on bids at DC for Santos 4 and sac for y
The technical position of the market Wa
thought 30 be frmer as a result Of Tuesday
selling. although it was believed that there
was still a considerable amount Of long c0f-
Zee being held. which has accumulated during
the last two or three weeks
The spot market was inactive. with prices
uom.naly unchanged az CSC for Rio ls and
lOitc for Santos A.. Range of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30
Gold Arrives from Australia.

A transfer Of s2,5OO.0OO through the
Sub-Treasury from san Francisco yes
terday was on account Of the impor
tation OF that amount OF gold from
Australia, consigned to the Canadian
Bank Of Commerce.