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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-22
AVID BENNETT RISG.
80 rWrFnFnHa
Aif0rneT OF EI'tNIVIt
lss Broadwsy New York City.

1875 Broadwsy. New York City.
TrrTscH. ELLA GRAVES MOSES. FOR
merry ELLA . MosES.-fn pursuance
n, an order u Hon. John i. Cohslsn. q
Surrogate ~ the county q New YORK.. no.
t.-e IL hereby given % at persons having
aims against Ella Graves Noses Jel'sch.
s'-n.-rIy r. 10 q. Moses. late u the county
., sew York. decessec. 90 present the
ssu-. With vouchers therefor. - the sub
s~,Iber a. his place of uansActins bust
- A, the once II his attorneys. A-ssra
peed Gwlnn & Deming. 80. Nassau
lt..o1, Porgugh Of Manhattan, New YORK
80 on or before the goth day Of Nay.
A'Dt.,.c. Se- York. Hoyemb.r :. 1915
HANS r. JELTSCH.
Administrator gith VIII annexed.
REED. GWTSS & DEMISG Attorneys
Tor Admln!strafor 30 hasssu street.
borough q Manhattan. New York City.
~ PURSUANCE or ~ ORDER OF
Hon John p. Cohalan, a Surrogate ~
The County % Sew York.
Notice IL hereby given 20 oil persons
having claims against !. Frank Turner.
zee 70, the county u New York. deceased,
~ ureser' the same with vouchers thereof
=, sha eubrcribsr. a. the orlce Of her at
tornsys. Harmon. Patterson. Eagle. Green
ough A. pay. At their place OF transactinx
f-,e'ne-s So % Wall street, IN the city OF
Nov YORK. on or before the 6th day %
septemtsr reNt
dated Ncw York. the '5th day Of Feb
ALICE coSYEGHAM TURNER.
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BLISS CO. EARNS
$2l7,2S A SHARE
Report of Munition Profits Ad-
yances Stock 65 Points.

The F. W Bliss Company, which dur.
ing 1915 enjoyed an unprecedented year
Of prosperity from the manufacture
Of war munitions, in its annual report
made public Yesterday showed s2l72s
a share earned on the sl,250,00O com
mon stock. par value $50.
In 1914 earnings applicable for divi-
dends on the junior shares were about
5000 900, or equal 20 approximately s36
share on the same amount Of stock.
The surplus last year before deducting
100000 for preferred dividends was
S5.532,I0l.
Following publication o. the report.
the company's stock, which sold AZ low
on Monday as 1916, advanced yesterday
70 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-22
PROVISIONS.

The market for hog products was moder-
ntely active. and prices we're hrmer on buy
ing by strong houses, prompted by a further
advance in the price OF live hogs. The
strength iu cottorseed oil seems 70 be eX-
ertiug u buiiish influence on lard. Part Of
the advance was lost under profit taking,
but final quotations showed moderate net
gains for the day. Receipt. Of hogs at Chi
cago we're l6. 700. estimated for Wednesday
80 900 Kansas City received $4,000 and
Omaha u 900. PORK Firmer mess. S-4d
s245O: family. S23a s25 short clear. Sl2W
SOS BEEF Firm Mess. sl1nSll.5O: fam
is. sls5QHSIs.5o packet l'.'31 q 81 sis:lg
HOGS Firm bacons. llasc. $50 10. l2%,
1850 h. 1910. Tao 10. l3i.c; piss. use
CUT MEATS Picked bellies. quiet 10 TO-.
I5i.mi5i-c: - 10. 49, Gl5lec. lt 10. l4d
iitc: picked hams. steady. l5iag loc.
TALLOW Steady special, CSC city. s'tc;
country. sa4N9hc. LARD -Firmer. middle
West. II jOH Soc. city lard firm, 1880;
refined. firm continent. l2.2jc; South Amer
lea. l2.fOc. Brazil kegs. l3.40c. COMPOUND.
firm. li.Mlla4c. STEARlNE-F Firm lard.
Igi,MI2l,c. oleo. HE. nominal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-22
Explosives Board Increased.

A. J. Moxham. president OF the Aetna
Explosives Company, announced a. lhe
A." that the four new directors 20 I'll
osice, created By increasing the board
;ron, 6vo 70 nine members will be
John Marklc. president Of the G. b.
Narkle Coal Company. kiehard IL
Higgins, vice-president OF me , h"Ihaih
81 The American Zine. Lead & Smelling
Company, and +. Lothrop Ames, Of Bos-
ton.
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Market steady No Western. tl.o7. (
NEW YORK PRICES.
CHICAGO PRICES.


The -four market was quiet, but prices
were firmly held on the steadiness IN
wheat RYE FLOUR Dill, fair 20 good
s5ZOH $40. choice 20 fancy. Sj.45lJSj.6U
CORN NEAL Steady. Kiln dried. 81
BAG MEAL Steady. fine white and yel-
low. sIs5: coarse Sl.62. FEED City
quiet bran. huik. S2S. l0O-ib sacks
s23.75: heavy middlings. do. $3.50: flour
middlings. do. s3Z. red dog, l4O-lb sacks
S@3. Western. quiet: bran. l0o-ib sacks
S2Z.25stS22.+0. standard middings. do
s24Ns25: -four middlinss. do, $3.50; red
dog. lS0-lb sacks. S3l5OG 1872. Oil meal
,r..r. inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-22
C,on Scare Fails of Effect.

4 rather curious situation exists IN
The Grain market nj present. The trade
il confronted with the prospect OF
teavv damage 70 the growing winter
v,beat crop. Private experts say 'he
abandoned area will be the largest IN
vears Yet there has been no pear
manic in the wheat market: inc eNpIa-
nation OF the absence or undue heI.
vousness is 10 be found IN tne ''n M =,
80 billion bushel wheat crop Is sun
II he farmers hands, according 20 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-22
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

Directors OF the Hanover National
Bank have declared quarterly divi-
dend Of per cent, an increase OF l per
cent over previous quarterly disburse-
ments.
Stockholders Of the Computing Tsbu-
lating Recording Company yesterday
elected j. r. Rogers director. to sue
coed A. l.. Salt, resigned.
George T. Howard, Hubert Reese and
Homer ". Orvis have been elected TO
membership on the New York Cotton
Exchange.
Edgar p. Davis. vice president and a
director Of the General Rubber Com
many. was added yesterday TO the board
~ directors Of the United States KuD-
Der Company
Ladcnburg. Thalmann co. and
Snencer Trask g. Co. announce mat
the issue Of first preferred stock OF 'he
newly organized Burns Bros. Ice Cor-
poration has been Oyersubscribed.
Tho National Bank Of Cuba has
,bipped 100000 In new Cuban gold TO
Havana.
Thu George II. Findlay Company has
purchased a Coffee Exchange memoet-
Mn owned By W. l.. Carhart, for So
400. an advance Of 500 over the preyl-
Gus sale.
blair A. Co. Of New York. and the
CaIon;al Trust Company, Of Pittsburgh.
go n,,cbnsed from the receiver o.
,be west Side Belt Railroad Company
$3.50 900 6 per cent receivers equipment
csTtihcatos.
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.XDRrw J. McCORMAck. Agct H2i
T5iF5tc.f-r'AR AUCTION SAIL or
STOCKS MD BONDS cox
hv ADRIAN II. MI LItH
GFTrCE SO b WI nLlhN ',oia

ANDREW J. NC. JIM ii. OF
pECr-TAR AUCTION - - VT
iH' SToCK< MD BONDS ~
g.. ,nKyf< II. MULLER son
WEDNESDAY,. MNK'H 2E ,S. i''o'
E<CTANGE SALESkO0,MN,..t
Kos Is AND 10 NEsE1 ; J. HLGaa'
ron ACCOUNT OF, .,. 49, . 90 H''''
ss cifzers Nau Bank. EngleVood.
sooo IN, Palmetto Mining ,i,'s. CO pas. n,way
$1,000 San Antonio &" az SO
m, p.orls.s Gas Light 4 COX. CO OF
chicago ist Conso..di r. :, . 2 2 s 3, i1a
I'i. q, America Insurance co.
t..oc.ated Merchants 60. ls'
e,fhs ralon Terry CO: GAY CON.
FOX Accot>I OF cv " i;0''
1f.hs Fev west Realty 20.
.ta Standard on % OF =. -
hns fiIzcnq Tatl Bank. Enslewood'
10 sas un.yersal PIN Manufacturing
80. ce eao,o,5 United cities Realty
torpn.. Series - preIo-
fn.D. hueritsn Process GO
- r. .i' CfeuIcsI 90 10, Mtgs 8
'I+.''' Bdr. 1870 July. 1911 oou
90, 90, E1K2.ea, Realty 90. ~, Inof' ;s,.
'''.''' rrr cent bonds. January wv
coupon go $1,000, c,.., S.ok
isFtshs villa Park Ass on y 80.
- snr Erir. queens Eca.'yo Pc On
~ Wt,,,u 4 Condit co. per
cent debsnture BOMBS
rrfa Ssfionsi city Bank ,,.....
20 rhs Manhnttau bfidgs &C. 20
~ III. = S. 4 staten isiani Lana 20 80.
q. .s9 nar1 Mtge made. b. ENNIS n,.
'-''' io1ire Nscoubrey ~ InaS9,nno I'''''
Dsslty 40 dated Apr 10. lsV!
...,, 49, nfge. made by hinms
'@.~Y' ,.,.s4 Naooubfcy 20 Hudson hlF''
U.nfty dated Apr d.. 1907 81,
a. ooS BOND affge made ~ - Nlo,,i
f''''' ~. 90 Elizabeth N""oohD p
dated Mar I1. 1871. c,
'"'' WilllATns 70 Edward H. Ryan, oA'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-22
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

POTATOES Bermuda SO /, bbl. S-a
$50, No .. $500; No 3. s5WS5.50: Me
bulk. $50 To-. S3.451tS3.15. l6s-Ib bag. $3.50U
$3.50. Penn. $50 10. S3.401,S3.65. l6'-lb bag
S$.4OUS $3.50; l. !. bulk. $50 10. 81 biol o
bag. S3.1iU$i. state and Western. l.0 10
S3.30N 1850. l6s-lb bag. s3.25MS3.50: l50
ID bag. S2.15d $500 Western, S2.15dS3
Jersey. l6s-lb bag. t250U$3. Southern. red
bbI or bag. s2Ws3 white. s2n32.75; MI
sections. partly frozen. SlGS2 sweets. Jer
sey. bskt. 50cH sl Del and Nd. 400 soc. As.
PAkAGUS, ) {, doz. punches $1,000 %
Ga. Sl.50d So; Cal. S2.J0Hs7; ARTT.
CHOkES. Cal. French drum. SZ.501t $3.50
box. $1,000 $3.50: Jerusalem. Dbl s2u 80
ANISE. o. Dbl. S2.5OHs3. BROCCOLI
o. hbi. $3.50. BRUSSELS SPROUTS.
Cal. large drum. S5HSi5. BEANS. Fla. wax.
hskt s2.5OfI $3.50 green. 81 J0H 1875 poor.
SlH 3 Bermuda. FaVa. D.. crate. SZ.j0d
S-.-5; BETS. old. bb. or bag. SlNsl.25
) {. 100 bunches. S5US4 Fla crate sim
50 Bermuda. crate. slMSl25: CARROTS.
old. Dbl Sz.50N$5; bag. 2NS2.50: lO0-lb
bag. Si.50HS2; S C.. 100 hunches. SZH$2.50
y o. Dbl. S3HSt 100 lunches. s2nS3 Ber-
muda. crate, slUSl.50. CABBAGES. Danish
-eed. ton. Sl1M SIS white. biol. Sl1iSl.15
red. ton. SzOli $50: Dol. sl.50H 81 Fla. new.
$50. CARRIAGE SPROUTS. y O. bbi. ss4i
800. CELERY. Fla Pinch crate. Slft
$40. l0-i1ch crate. sI25US-.25: CAULf.
FLOWERS l,a. bskt. SL25NSl-5: Cal
pony crate. slfiSi75 standard crate. Sl.50st
90. AZ ,.I,3l .6' rtffcC1v f-<>..V 90 ~,
- -6l, ~ Tia m 49, - 2s'
moi Fi, 81, 2; ~, {, ~ t,.i 81 -
~ 81 -. Eccpf iNyTS H., o.1.,'sSC ce..pfIc
ir,-,-,eJ IN 51J u0RStpAbTsu 20 Ia
g4H s.: KALE, Va. bbl. Sl@slI2; KOHL
si,TIWA RFANS Fla b.kt SIS. crate
ssuSt. Cuban. crate S9MS4. 7 FTTIrCF
& q bsk. -sciftg~ Fla ,ocl,st. FTE 4
: ~ too brr.to, S,I,,- - n go.
.tr,Sr4pD y n ~ 100 g. -
IoNS r., ,oil,,. 80 800, "a ~
20 49,, ~. A'c 20
.io,,s - X. Conn Val yelIo,y s51,s2. CT
veilov. bag 81 -0Nsq. STATE and We5tern
yellow bag. siMs2. rel. siNsi.-J: ORANGE
40. yellow -5cUSl7J. rcd -5clI so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-22
CoTTONsEED OIL.

Cottorseed oil was firm and higher early
in the day. with al the active positions max
ing new high records FOR the season on fur
Their good buying. On the advance longs
sho,red a disposition 20 take profit. and this
resulted in a sharp reaction toward the close
% the day. which left values 5ml3 point net
lower. Total sales were 23.lO0 barrels.
Range Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-22
Chesapeake & Ohio Financing.

Bond men we're Of the opinion yes
,sr5ay that the new Chesapeake & Ohio
thirty.year convertible 3 per cent
bonds. Of which s4O,1s0,000 are 70 be
issued shor,lS 20 refund the outstand-
ing issue Of S33 100000 fve-year per
cent notes, due in 1919. would be very
well taken. The convertible feature OF
the issue, they said. would add 70 tneir
sttractiveness. The bonds are TO De
o1ere6 20 tie stockholders Of the road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-22

The local market ioI ;
and 5 points lower AZ
land. Sales. 100 bsle>
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,I,RTuNSs'> kNICkEKBOCKEK >TOK-
AGE WAREHOt~ co, INC.

10 a. Minor. Mrs J. A Ssrretson'
charles l. cook george D. Zshu, ~. G. Is.
Hester Edward Jeantet. Mrs Ria y.
ii.refn.n. Robert o. EastoH, Jonn y
Wing Mrs Iottle Honigsblrg. LEWIS y.
If.tf 81 r Pathbun. Mrs Mary ;. hreEe
Son Mrs e. Farley, Mrs. joseph Cs.shan'
4 williamson. :. + Linton. Mr-
Koran u n Densher. Mrs. Msry stafford
rstato 81 Mrs Denis Hanora Denaher. -
= anderson. Chas r.. Iotilm, hrs Eyer
orr Tones John y Clymer. MIS- Mary
Drew Mrs Hannah HeArn, Aorshs AZ.
tybtta Ms Anna T. Coi~elL Nra = W
y,ii.on nf-s ID J. Croker. Hiss +. r Por-
,sr Hsrrv Engel. You and each ~ you are
ssrabv notified that inc time ior ne pay
.nert Of our lien upon the property here
,ra,,er described having expired. after due
rorice thereof had been given YOU. We VIII
-srss such property. T. VII Household
,.o,te Personal Erect- and Nsrrnar disc.
etrrli fr the columbia fto-age Warehouses
l. YOU or iu your name cor IN which you
may have an Interest," 20 be sold a. public
auction. according 20 the statute IN such
case made and provided. az nos. 80 ana 81
west s-th So. on SATURDAY. April let. 1918.
~ 1890 = 81 and II The sale thereof I.
rot comp red on SAID date 'he same will
le continued - the same place on each
and every saturday theresfier. beginning
- N 30 A. N until the sale ls npieted.
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
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sHER!rFs AUCTION sALES

HENRY BRADY. sherins Auct!onesr. soils
this dsy. Wednesday. March 21d 1915.
- 30 o'clock In the forenoon. az No. -3s
Fourth Avenue Room No 705l. Prop
e-'y consisting % Desks. Chairs. Counters,
Table Liter Press Salesman Trunks one
Travelling Case. Wooden Goods. sample
WOODEN Goods sample Cotton Goods. We
Iour Plush Goods. etc Goods must be re-
moved Immediately after the sale.
ALFRED r SMITH, Sheriff.
Iou~ Y MURRAY. Deputy sheriff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-22

German bankers. it would appear
from Developments OF the last few days
have abandoned hopes Of getting Amer
iesn securities through the British
blockade for the purpose Of hQuidating
them here and helping mark exchange.
German banking interests have lete.y
cHered for sale in this market hlgn
rrsde American railroad bonds at con-
ssssions Of I 90 3 points under the pre-
viling market prices, payment TO be
rsae'in dollars I'll New York ard te
bonds 20 be deposited in banks in such
neutral countries as are specified b.
the purchaser until the end Of the war,
when delivery can safely be made. TINS
should have g favorable effect on marx
exchange rates, in that It would create
dollar balances here without requiring
he sale % marks. The rate on Berlin
dropped yesterday 20 another new 10"
record OF II lie cents for four marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-22
SUGAR FUTURES.

After opening irregular snd quiet. 3 points
lower 20 2 points higher. futures hrmed UP
on scattered covering and good commission
house buying due 30 the clearing OF The spot
market for Cuban raws of all offerings. and
IN the early afternoon exchange prizes
showed net gains OF 5H9 points. with trad
ing fairly active. Later in the day the mar
let oas.d on under Liquidation and closed
guiet points net lower 10 points net
higher. with sales for the day ~. 400 tons.
Range OF price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-22

Special Liverpool cables Spot cotton quiet
s.ies 200 hale. speculation and export
ZOO American. 4 900. Imports. $4,000. al
A-,,ic.n Mid-uplsnd. 1.s2d. Future.
o,,"''cI ,,,i., fi,H2i. points higher. Closed
bsrclv steady. 2lsNl points lower. Mar
~ SOD May-Juue. 7.'7 I'd July-Auy
IA. oet-Nov. Esd. Jan-Feb. 7.27 ID
Mancbes,er. yarns irregular: cloths quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-22
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
COFFEE

Coffee was inactive and without special
feature. total sales for the day amounting
10 $50 bags Prices held fairly steady dur
ing the greater part % the day. but when 4
Few selling orders appeared AZ the close they
found very little demand. and closing quota
tions we're AZ the iow % the session, with net
losses OF lfi4 points.
Only n very few cost and freight Offers
were received here from Brazil. and prices
were practically unchanged.
The spot market ruled dull but steady.
with Rio IS quoted at sc. Range Of prices :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-22
CALVES.
SHEEP AID LAMBS.

Receipts. 2.2iO head carr on sale. sheep
noninailv weak. and while strictly prime
sold a, steady price. the undergrades were
lower 20 sell. with 3 cars held over. In
ferior 70 choice lamb sold At si0gtl2 per
100 H.. Dressed mutton steady a. 100 &c
d-s-sed lsrnbs IN some demand at l5Gls = c
coun,-v dressed hothous, lambs unchanged az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-22
IIOfs

Receipts. s.soe head carload on sale
make, about steady. with sales at $500 y
$40 per 100 10 roughs sold al $3.50 country
dressed hog- steady A. l0ulic per .h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-22
sURROGATEs' NOTICES.

TT PURSUANCE Of AN ORDER or
uororaoIe John +. C0hsisn. Surrogate
q, the County Of New York, NOTICE 10
hereby given 20 a. persons having claims
.g.trst Abrafn Alexander Smith. ate Of
- Comfy u New York. deceased. 20
,,..sr, me same with voucher. thereof 20
e subscriberE, a. their place Of transact
Ing business. a. tue Office Of David Bennett,
- 81 les Broadway. IN Tie CiV Of
So YORK. ou or before the Sgtn 81 u
Juno. next 49,. -,
" SCHUYLER SMITH.
SUE l. SMITH,
IL ALEXANDER SMITH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-22
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

FUDTRAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE -To'
paper n Aturns ~ ten dsIs Or les. Ecr ccnt. W
II ninriJ lay,. pr cent
rlrr. MONTY cgen-f A. ~ o--'' h'Eh--- Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-22
STORAGE NOTICES.
HARTNANN's
Knicssrbucs.r Storage Warehouse Co., onc


Seu York March --nd. 1910.
r. American Taragrt Electra company D.
D.. fI'. pi.narI. Anna Epsueu. John
u 80. J6-..a Eoseu. Elmer Roe Ldiin
D.I4cr'm. Morris Silver. Max keli.lneeT, .'a'
ia ~ d Bos.er. " q. Brown Joun h"pa.
Iorr Korpe ENra MORT Nathan pInsbrfh'
philip F.lrie Lille Florie Dora k-1,n. '.a .,..
lf.,.tar Hug1 Braet-r John r. smith. sam
t-.- charles q Ogalhene, Attorney fNr
la-y veUs. l. C.. Long an4 Mrs j., l,ele, D.
Won and each ~ you are hereby notified tha ..
,t. flfoa for the payment % our llen upon th-
,'--ror-y hereinafter described having eNplrrl
aftsr due no,lce thereof had been gwen YOU
,.a sin cause such property. 20 VII hoass-
hold furniture. personal effects. inefcha nllse'
.t-fafs. machinery. etc.. stored m me hat
,,.r-.. KnIckerracker Storage Warehouse.
iy You or i1 yo4r name Tor IN which sou may
bs,. an interest. 90 be sold AZ public auc-
To- a'corlirg 90 the statute IN such case
made and provided ~ 'he warehouses. D. =
10 First -. Sew York cry. on fElDA o
Anil 7ta. 1915 at 80 sd a. m. and y tA@ - %
.ro-ao, IS not completed ~ said date. inc
same wII 20 continued ~ The sane pace IN
,..r and every Friday thereatt@-. peg minis
ar 1890 n. nj. IN zach day. ana continuing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-22
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
figures. a fact which has

a very important bearing on the wheat
market. As 20 the reports of damage
20 the growing crop, this will be
checked up early next month. when the
government issues its bulletin as OF
April l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-22
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES

The annual report Of the STANDARD
Gas and Electric Company for the year
ended December 81, 1915, shows thai
the company made substantial progress
in earnings during the year, while a.
the same time permitting its suos'dl-
aries TO reinvest 81 ,32Z,7s2 In the prop
critics through depreciation reserves
and undistrlbuted surplus. AFTER pay
mont Of fixed charges, earnings a'sl'-
able amounted 20 SO per cent on 'he
nreferred stock. Gross operating ~
come for the year totalled >l,olo'4o'
a, increase Of SAB, 43s over the pre-
vious year, and net earnings were ll
creased Sl40,023 TO SL5'o,4'l. Nv,
bends paid during the year amouhtea
70 SAT- 1898, against Sls5,oo5 ~ I'ds'
and the surplus as or DecemoeI -
1918. totalled S270,979, compared WIN
a deficit Of sl65,699 IN the previous
year.
American Water Works and Electric.
The American Water Works and
Electric Company's report for the SIX
months ended December 81, 1919, gives
earnings from water properties amour l.
mo 20 S2ll3.672. and earnings from
the West Penn Traction Company con
.rolled by the former company ,Weree
s2.s04.649, making A gross totsl o.
S49ls.S2l, an increase OF S2ZZ'oo9 over
tre last half OF 1914. Net earnings OF
Tho American Water Works and tlec-
tric COMPANY. exclusive Of income from
the West Penn Traction properuess'
amounted 10 S667.l52, as compared with
etsQ asa in .he preceding year. and net
income after various interest charges
on outstanding bonds and note etc.
to-alled S272. i3l. loss of 500 6ee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-22
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Declines in Nervous
Market-Corn Closes ls
to IS Cent Higher.
WHEAT.

The wheat market vas feverish. Early
in the day values declined about lc a
bushel under renewed selling prompted by
q show Of heayness abroad and on the The
Org that the covering movement OF Monday
had let the market IN a weaker technical
position. The frmness in the stock market
and a general disposition In financial circles
20 discredlt the peace rum0rs which have
been causing a good deal OF uneasiness re-
Gently brought about more active demand.
and prices responded with an upturu OF
about &c from the bottom.
Unfavorahle crop advice were q material
help 20 advocate OF higher prices. and
there was buying on export sales % about
800 900 bushels Manitoba wheat and rumors
o. additional sales Of dlruns Toward the
close Of the day there was general weaken-
ing under renewed selling. however. and
final quotations were j m &c net lower.
Bradstreet's worlds visible showed an In
crease % 2.s22 600 bushels. compared with a
decrease Il s.s3l.00 last year. In the cash
market No ! dIrnm vas quoted az sl.Z' ;
80 hard. 1928 No ! Northern Duluth,
Sl.3s. and NJ ! Northern Manitoba. slil.
ali % New YORK
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FINANCIAL MEETINGS.


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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CO

Tue regular semi-Annual Dividend OF
$500 per share on the Preferred stock
and the regular Quarterly Dividend OF
500 per share on the Common stock
e els C.-ct-y ave TITS CAV ben dselred.
ysyit. o. te Trttslrsr's o-lce. lt' BtoAoNg'
- T., a s. 9s saturday. April /, 1915.
:. Sol. lI1.-s q record a. T. n. o. Wsonesasy.
w. j. ..,g
s.ocshc.1-- vho Rave no. already done 90 are
srE,-,.y requested 70 &c dividend nSA!ng oFoess
~ - 1. Jos. s-~d from Vhom blank forms nay
= lad -9r- a..ll.s'-.-.
FEEIrsIC s. 2 crosby Treasurer
N.z Ye-- B. Trt-lary ~. 1916
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spot and 20 tons futures. Electrolyt5c cop
per in London was quoted 81 EI36 nominal.
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
For week ended March 81. 1916.
BI-TTER

Receipts Tor veck 1915 pigs. compared
with 5l.4l5 pSgs last week Exports for
week. as pigs 20 Europe and 200 pigs 20
other countries. Market stronze- for all
grades. Creamery. extras f9- scorsl 2sc !:
higher scoring. 3.i. ~ 3sc frsts. 80 p. 80 &c f.;
seconds, 50 q 5tc thirds. g. gS8c. creamery.
held. extras ,e1 score. s>NS5isc. higher
scoring. 36c f-,ts 53i. O34f-c. seconds. 81
q atc: thirds 500 3Jiac. state dairy. finest.
g5l-zc. good = prime. $40 Soc . common
% fair. p y 35c renovated. evtrss o9E -gi.c :
hr,ts. Z y . &c lower grades. 3. -5c I'M
i;stlon creamery. fSts. 26L lad les.
current make. frsts. 25ia G26c seconds. 2+t.
N -5c: lower grade, 23Tlsc. packing stock
current make. fine. 2ii.c. No 2. 2lc. lower
grades, FL. G2slr