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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
Nobody Is Much Excited
Over Late Developments
at Mexican Border.
cTFFL TONNAGE SETS
NEW HIGH RECORD
cork Fails TO Advance on the
Nsws-Bankers Talking OF
Government Loan.

rb,-, we're no signs Of any per'uroa-
- q, The street yesterday over the
~ =. the Mexican border Facing
-. prospect Of Intervention, or II not
- :, least armed interference IN the
-. 1,li, 20 the south, the stock market
- - not the slightest ripple Of ex-
So So. True, it was the chief topic
= ASCENSION in the Street. even over
- so,,,-r the remarkable untitled ton
,.stenent Of the Steel Corpora
noes g. IN FAR ss having any influence
uoH' General market there was not
On ~ 80 Evidence. Some traders hailed
-. -. decision Of the Acminlstrstlon 70
'ns runitive expedition after the
,' mi "gangsters, as they cailed
,i---' buii srgan ent. The thing had
~ .ls-'' hs-rirg over the market TOO long
zee l.-e,r-.5 10 have any bcarish effect
t-e' $50 other traders wondered
"a .Ner he Interests had supported
~. r,srke. pending q more oppoTtune
nv cor claiming things. LeaN-
2 .st5e the stock market SIDE OF the
l.s tbere we're few persons N the
:. o. last night who did not look with
go go - lie action Of the Administrs-
,' en- They applsuded the President s
attention 70 get Villa dead or awe
~ thought he was stealing some OF
Soionsl Roosevelt's stun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11

Receipts. Q. 100 head half a car on sale.
MARKET nominally higher. ana ish. 20 nee,
l0o n. pigs s.: roughs. ts.50hss.'0.
country dressed hogs firm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
Big Steel Figures.

- mater % fact, the Steel tonnage
e,fiaert was above me average Wall
t-ist' estimate. On the exchange floor
~ traders said that an increase Of
wv nla ia untitled orders would
I. eoasieered very excellent. and the
..tp'iis estimate in other quarters was
s.elno 10000 tons. The actual fig
-. tst a new high record Ia the az
ss'gt,s - untitled orders, amounting
,1pc,sSs tous a. me close Of last
- u syainst a previous high record
sH>s,ls tons IN 1906. A year ago
s-''sl orders totailed fbf5,bCl
-. 70 that The present amount rep
,fhts az Increase Of very nearly 100
-, psht IN twelve months. Steel trade
II. 'tsiieians figured 10 out that neon
(, y-tittas N the Steel corporation
a. s.sf.afI exceeded deliveries b. 2G,-
1as = cay With shipments esti-
$50 o. 5000 IONS day. incoming
f,.s~ must therefore have been very
a.. - f<.DDD tons n Day This is
-. @ifaor1.naEy o. IL stands, but
az. ",hNffs what tte statement Wouir
.sl. tAcwn he'd the company been
F" seesDt al The business offered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11

represented the sellers and Joseph T.
Benoim the buyer The sellers pur-
chased the property about three weeks
ago.
KELLY ST.--The Henry Morgenthau
Company sold. through Louis Sigel. ga
Kelly s.. a four story fat, on plot 3ey
40. The same brokers recently sold
go Kelly ST. one CT the same row. for
Mrs Alice " Meyer 20 Philip Aronson.
UNION Az Alexander Selkin and
David Mint have sold for John Det-
finger 10 Sidney Stern FOR cash the FIVE
story new law twenty-five family apart
ment house. 50X99 feet, on the east
side of Union av-, % feet north OF
Freeman ST.
I42D ". J. Huston & Son have
sold for Gustavus ". and Adelaide X.
Reynolds 800 West is2d ST., a i've
story fiat. OF lot 25x99.li, adjoining
the southwest corner OF Eighth av.
FIRST Avg. Tuoti & Co. have sold
for Flihu Chauucey. Ambrose 5. Mur-
ray. jr.. and John A. Tx the six story
new law tenement a. the northwest
corner OF First sv. and l0sth ST.. on
plot 5lxl00 feet.
UNION AN.-Th4 Trsf Building
Company has sold 20 a client Of Gett-
man. Simon & Asher. attorneys, 1878
Union av.. a hve story new law tene-
ment, on plot .50Nloo Il was held at
$4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
Government Financing.

Npeb talk was heard around the
Street Yesterday Of possible govern
rent financing, Il being pointed out
that the Administering decision TO
.sud e. expedition into Mexico would,
In al probability, entail heavy ex-
pease. how heavy. of course. depending
Z, the scale Of the operations and the
tine taken in rounding UP the Nllllstas.
BANKERS said any bond issue the gov
cr,mert might see III 10 bring out
would be VERY well taken, although II
sss asserted that so far as is known no
o-ertures looking 20 the fotation OF
Ian had been made. L was thought
-s,her that the Administration would
held OF from borrowing as long 8 pos
7itls, a. least until after election j.
hat could be done. fearing that bond
issue would be used against the party
IN the coming political campaign. In
-. event o. an emergency, that - 20
say. Z funds are badly needed and IN
o hurry. the government has Two alter
natives for raising money without 60
irg before Congress. Some SOS, OOO,OOJ
q Panama per cent bonds. already
authorized, may be issued. or the Sec
rotary OF the Treasury may, or his owr
authority, issue upward Of SZOO,OOO,OOO
o. certificates q indebtedness running
Coz & year 40 per cent and carrying
he circulation privilege. This latter
fsSture, the bankers pointed out, would
FAKE such e. issue more acceptable
ron their point Of view than the
psrE-~a Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
RYE
NEW YORK PRICES.

Marie, steAtyi No Western. tl.olai -
New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
BUSINESS FAILURES
FEWER THAN IN 1915
Weeks Total 80 Per Cent Lower
Trade Expanding.

Business continues 70 expand. accord
ing 90 the commercial agencies, though
this is the season when some slackening
s 20 be expected. Commercial failures,
with the approach of the season for
spring settlements. are more than 30
per cent fewer than IN the spond-
ing week of last year. Prices still rise.
"Dun's Review" says: "DisregardinG
precedent, business steadily grows in
volume a. time when more or less
contraction is usually experienced.
Clearance and special sales, being
largely patronized. keep the depart
meut stores busy. Whine snow and cold
over a wide area have stimulated final
distribution Of sCasOnable goods, espe-
clally rubber and heavy footwear.
Transportation difficulties, by &C
centuating the scarcity Of supplies,
cause still further price advances, and
some buyers are proceeding with in
question OF cost is Of secondary con-
sideration where deliveries can be
promised with defniteness.
Commercial failures this week In the
United States are ST., against $50 last
week. 407 the preceding week and %:
the corresponding week last year. OF
these. l2S were in the East, ll5 South
SO West and 81 in the Pacific states,
and 124 reported liabilities OF $4,000 or
more. against 1877 last week
"Bradstreet's" has the following:
Trade reports vary little in tenor from
those OF preceding weeks, the story
they tell being one OF sustained activ-
itv. with production much below IN
stinted demand Buying in most parts
% the country proceeds on an eX-
tensive scale, ,carcity of dyestufs Is
acute. labor is in scant supply, Jobs are
more numerous than seekers, wages
keep on rising. and large employers find
il more profitable TO placate their en-
uloyes than 70 resist their demands.
Better employment at relatively high
wages has brought on increased de-
mands for staple articles and enlarged
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
SAVINGS UP S6l,S41,s01
Reports of Banks TO State Superintend-
ent Show Prosperous Year.

Albany, March 10.-The savings banks
OF New York State experienced q pros
porous twelve months during the year
ended January I. 1916. according TO re-
ports fled with State Superintendent Of
Banks Eugene Lamb Richards. The re
sources on that date aggregated 1874
046.375, an increase for the year OF
S6l Sal, sol, while the surplus increased
Sl4,+l9,839. the total being s154124,-
167
During the same period the deposits
showed a gain of S47.705,979, and divi-
dends credited aggregated s65.124,623.
The total amount deposited, exclusive
OF dividends credited 10 accounts, was
S4l2.502, 1868, as against Withdrawals Of
S429 .90S.l02 The number Of depositors
IN savings banks AZ the close OF the
year was 3,243. 1862, an increase for the
year Of 72,O57. Average deposits
amounted to $560.90.
Since the close Of the year an au-
certificate was granted 70
the Flatbush Savings Bank OF Brooklyn.
IL being the first savings bank author
lied since 1910.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
CHICAGO PRICES

when.i Open. High Low. Close. day.
May ...tl.i2G sll2ss tiot SLIM tl.ll~
July ....li0i4 l.loA. losE iloS i.os11
Corn
May 49,. ga. rs. "a, 75& rs
July -. rs 76a. rs. 7s'. 75s
,iag -. 4ss. 49, 4Si. 49, 49,
July 90. ~ ~ ia 42's as
- orrp aNn MEAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
Old Greenwich Village Deal.

The proposed four story building TO
be erected on the block front in King
St, between Greenwich and Washing
ton ,l,.. ha. been leased through l.. j..
Carpenter and William Cruikshank' 3
Sons TO Baker. Smith & Co.. steam
heating firm. The lease is for twenty
one years. The site Is 20 be improved
by the Woodbury. G.. Langdon Company
from plans by Warren & Wetmore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
1-tnh Securities Communion.

Gross earnings from operation OF the
properties Of subsidiary companies OF
the Utah Securities Corporation for
February amounted 20 S4i9.42S. which
was Is per cent higher than IN that
month last year. and net earnings after
or S235.774 showed an in-
crease Of - per cent. The six months
statement up 20 February 20. 1915.
gives gross earnings Of Sc.612.8s7. q
gain OF II per cent. while net revenues
10 Sl,f51,s79 were - per
cent greater than IN 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
TRIED TO BLOCK NEW
BOND ISSUE OF ERIE
Proxies for General Investment
Co. Failed in Attempt.

An opinion By the upstate Public
Service Commission. handed down yes
to-day. approving an issue Of S2s'oOO'-
600 Erie Railroad per cent convertible
bonds. made public for the first time
no eYperience Of the Erie majority
srock interests with C.. II. Nenner and
tho General Investment Company at
Inc meeting Of stockholders called Tor
February IS 20 authorize the bonds.
The opinion told how Nenner. repre-
senting only 200 shares Of stock. at
tempted TO block the new bond issue on
8 Technically Of the bylaws. Nenner
and Charles Z. Robinson, proxy for the
General Investment Company, were me
only ones present when the meeting
was scheduled 20 begin. After waiting
twenty minutes they called the meeting
10 order and adjourned II tor Sky
days. though II was necessary lha1
the business 20 be transacted should DC
nut through before April l because Of
rnaturinc notes that had 20 be met
from the proceeds Of the bond issue.
When Francis Lyudc Stetson and
Georrc II. BrOwuel. holding the
nroxies for more than million shares,
arrived later and proceeded 70 organlze
the meeting they were Informed oy
Venner that he would take no part in
tbe;r "alleged meeting" because the
regular meeting had been called and
adjourned by him. He based his action
on the bylaws OF the company which
prov;des that less than quorum may
adjourn a stockholders meeting until
holders of the amount Of stock requi-
site 10 constitute a quorum shall At
tend"
Chairman Van Santvoord, OF the up
state Public Service Commission, how
ever. upheld the action OF tho majority
stockholders in refusing to recognize
he meeting held by Venner and his
associate. The bond issue was formal
ly approved OF March 3. 1t will take
care Of all but part Of the Erie.s
iloating Indebtedness, much Of which
will fall due the first of next month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
Sloss-Shefeld Earnings.

A statement OF earnings Of the Sloss-
Steel and Iron Company, pre-
sented at q meeting of the directors
Yesterday, showed net profits for the
quarter ended February % amounting
70 s53g.337. There was balance avail
able for dividends Of S469,437, and after
ravment OF the preferred dividend for
the quarter the surplus was s355,8l7.
The average price al which iron was
delivered during the quarter was Sl2.O9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
steePs Action Disappointing.

The resl big piece % bull news % the
ssy which might reasonably have been
expected % exert favorable influence
o. ne market and Steel IN particular
Nes scarcely felt ~ ell. When the
-.aa4lec tonnage figures came out on
70 news t.ckers a. midday showing an
crease o. G4eIe3 tons for the month
q EeDruary there vas not perceptible
issponss IN prices. Steel common held
= siter having cold a. high a. 64es
.a.'ieTTarc ne traders, arguing that y
.lt stock wouldn't 80 up on the good
~ y ough, % 20 down. started %
,sl ard broke Steel under 81 steel
u's had way o. falling 20 respond 20
goa news for long time now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
METALS.

Corner vas steady with electrolytic quoted
no Is 20 2sisc for nearby delivery and r.
% 27ihc Tor june and later. second hands
we're still reported 20 be shading these
prices. on the New York Metal Exchange
Tin wis strong with spot IN lots Of five tons
each quoted a. 5je bid. Lead strong. New
Work spot. $500 and East 81. Louis. 6.7jc
spelte- weak New York spot nominal and
Fast ST. Louis spot. il.l5c asked. The
American Smelling and Refining Co. quotes
cad at 5000 Tor Sew York delivery and at
O. 52isc for East So. Louis. In London. tin
oo-ed at flse los for spot AMI az flsl FOR
futurs With sales 81 30 tons spot and 100
tons futures. Copper standard spot fl03.
future SOL. and eiectrolytic spot fiS6
nominal with sales Of 200 tons spot and $50
tons futures Lead spot f53 los and future
a38 los Sp~lier spot sos and futures so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TOILET
NEW JERSEY.

ATTRACTIVE rArrAISS OFFERED w BANr.
rNC DEPARTMENT. STATE OF INV NONk
% Iuiler- NIrrsfHr ard g-N-f 90 iHfresrrf r-s
lsrze number ~ vacant lots 40 GEANINuON.
afo-.euere froflf. Eldg-fe.d and 4ctlerf. Nss
Iar.er Al .Nllf Cf former Hntorf' prices 80
a arse number ~ frr.family HOUSES - Hld an
Hslgffs Cllfaie ana Ialisadef Park. New Jerel.
40 about urs-haf a. iU-ucr grirsa Al ~ us
ssog~ properties are WlfHiu i've cent fare
within thirty minutes ~ Manhattan. These prop
,-fies must bo sold qrIrfg fu c'0ee ne tusileas -
tso corporatI0ns nos being hqu.iaied uY fle Bal.-
ius Department lni are offered al real sarri4e.
price. special Inducements to contractor. a.l
builders rlu lII i'u.ha,f 'Iasle. Die llu. -
of l.fe boz further parfifl'r-f address
TtNf % WtfGfr
Special nspuff s4uf ri Hlnts 90 Nfnkns Dept
H. - L---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
Westchester Rentals.

Fish & Marvin have rented for the
Lawrence Park Realty Company q prop
crty IN Oak Terrace Court, at Bronx
Vile, 20 William II. Putnam. Of Arm
hold, Karberg & Co. Of this city; for
Christian Diorup house on Front av.,
at Bronxvlle. 20 T. VI. Alexander, and
for Dwight l. Elmendorf his property
on Barlow Lane, Rye, y. J.. known az
Sunnyfield. for the summer, furnished,
70 Herhort s. Martin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
Brooklyn Sales.

Corwith Brothers sold plot on the
north side of Greenpoint sv., edJoin-
ing the l6lst police precinct, for the
Logan estate to the Greenpoint Anuse-
ment Company, which operates a NOV
ing picture enterprise on the ground
floor.
The Owls Head Realty Company sold
a plot. 40xl0O feet. on the south side OF
sOth st., east Of Third az.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
Mrrirnn Issues Profit.

Locking At the thing from the stock
usrsst side, the principal effect OF the
ate Developments IN Mexico ana a.ong
.ss border was 20 be seen IN the sus-
me, ,sv ID strength Of shares Of companies
ss 49, there. Mexican Petroleum,
y, syample. benefited 70 the extent Of
~, -. tbaa s points. The company has
III properties IN and about the Tam
,iro district. Mexican Petroleum rose
e., low Of 100 20 q high OF lO5 y
1ns closed st iO5i4. American Smelling
sd Refining stock. after selling as
nrh as 1898, ended the day ct loS =,
rp gH points. Still another stock al
;s,.ed was Southern Pacific in the rail
rosd group. II has extensive lines IN
Nortbern Mexico and its stock ran up
,stber SHARPLY in the afternoon, reach
Ing ssss and closing with a net gain Of
~ Ever old Batopolis Mining, whose
t-onerties lie in the chihuahua dis
t-;e, took on strength and actually
rcved 70 %, up e on the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
Camn for HehreW Sooie.v.

The Batson Farm Agency has sold
for the Dibble estate farm bordering
Whaley Lake. Duchess County, Of forty
acres, with building. 20 a Hebrew So
ciety in New York FOR summer vaca-
ton camp. The same agency has sold a
thirty-acre farm and residence at
Sparta. y. J., through IS Paterson rep
resentative. to l. Riker. OF Paterson,
taking u two-family house in part pay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
Sales in Auction Rooms.

At u FIffI ="
~ Samuel Max
18TH ST. 323- g. ,. ns 500 % AZ. soIico to
~ fenmts and store Rudolph Nalach Go Al.
X Imgerafor e. A " sru sl. affy dur "a
02s ~ taxes. etc. s. sIf. adjourned - March a.
H. joseph =. Dar
40 Az 1918 e. 23li eeth q. z5ITs S sy
'ermt aud store n A Howard ast = I~nnoo 9;
a. Mcclure a ~ Attys. due. SIC ssi 8. isrss.
&c. - 5T1 es Adjourned 10 March D..
A. 320s 81 az
b. Joseph r Day.
is7rH ST. sai T. % $ sos y Cypr-s A. .:rioe
sfF tennt. Ella Hsr' cl AZ Bridget ok0urs
e. al b swain. stfJ due. f60l- ~ tares &C.
'is2 10. % james aai Amelia Cunningham 'er
s 500
By George Price
LONGFEllOu Az. iifI. e 100 Jennings -
.rKlnO - h0'lss. N q Tinker AZ 7
/. lleide- e. ri. W T. VIZ at'y Due. s. lei %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
PROVISIONS.


Tic advancing tendency noted in the COT
Zee market on Wednesday and THURSDAY was
checked hy profit taking sales. and ~ the
close az t6e day values were 2G7 points net
lower.
Tho cost and f-eight market was firm. and
R-az1 again showed little disposition 20
make concese ions.
Tho SPOT market was very quiet and quo
fation, were net unchanged with Rio -
quoted az 9lac.
Range Of prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
PROVISIONS.

Tie provision market WAS frmer early N
the day on further advance IN the price or
live hogs and on buying by strong interests,
t-, on .he advance there was considerable
profit taking and prices lost part OF the
gain. although closing somewhat above the
previous close. Receipts Of hogs NJ Chicago
were $4,000; estimated for saturday. lo.vVV :
Knu-as City received $500 and Omaha 1000.
PORK strong. mess. S2S.50d S24 family.
500. 5OT S2450: short clear. S2l.5Qd 50.
BEEF firm. mess. slIM $3.50; family.
ls.5OISia.5O: packet. sl7.5oM sls.5o; extra
India mess. s29Hs30. DRESSED HOGS
strong: bacons. u &c. $50 To. l2a.c; 100 ID.
I2atc: 40 10. i5c; pigs. l5ise. CUT MEATS,
picked belize. firm: 10 ID. l4i2e: y ID.
f-f'r TATTOW firm: sneria!. 9isc: city.
SIC: country. 81 &C. LARD frmer; Mid
ne West. Il.O5Hil.l5c; city, firm. lie; re-
fined. firm continent, ll.s6c: south Amer
lea. l2c. Brazil. kegs. l3c; compound. firm.
1ITIH.c. STEARINE firm. oleo, 1910
rOa.c: city lard stearine. l2c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11

cnTTONSEED OIL.

TIE cottor.eel oil market va, -rain
strong and higher. new high records for the
season being established in all the activc
positions with he exception OF March. which
sold within . points Of the previous higl
record. Al the close % the day. values
were 2 70 - points net higher. Total sales
yrere % 600 barrels. Range Of prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. March 10. 1916.
BEEVES.

Receipts. ops head: q cars on sale.
Choice steers steady undergrsdes less active
and some sales trile easier bologna bulls
and common cows steady. others weak % T.
shade lower Ordinary 20 fairly prime steers
sold 81 s7.21Ms9l0 per 100 ID car OF
choice Virginia. sY.65. bulls. s5.jOH$s.lo
cow. s126WS1. Dressed beef Was IN mod
crate demand at llwlii-c yer ID for city
dressed native sides.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

A gain o. around s3,5oo,0oo by the
banks IS indicated By the reported cur
rency movements this week. There was
gain from the interior o. s2,OS4,O0O'
shipments including sl,23e,o0o national
bank notes sent 20 Washington Tor re-
dempt'on. Tie loss on Sub-Treasury
operations proper was s5,635,oO0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
SUGAR FUTURES.

TIE advancing raw aud refined sugar
markets caused short covering N futures
to-day and prices. after the orening, al
,.ncef to new high levels. The market
closed frn 4 % o points net higher, with
nearly . record days business. the total be
ing 100 tons. Range Of prices
Ycstcr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
HTTTER

New YORK. March 10. 1875
neccints today GAL package. Creamery.
extras fa2 scorri sec. higher scoring. ST.
Gl3sc. lr.ts So N 36i.e. seconds. a2i-fI
$50. thirds. 50t.5lc. creamery. held. extras
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11

Gross operating Income q the Hook
ing Valley Railway Company for Jan
uary totalled S5l9.s31, sn increase q
sll5.e22. Net earnings were sl32,O22.
against s1O6,s55 in January, 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11

TRFUERlCK BECk & co. nEnu',ctuFers y
wsI.papa-. % g06 and 20s West 2eth s., and no
hosen s. J. who fled petition r. bankruptcy On
ThurstaT have been sdud. ated oanAH. ~ arc .ho
n haakrIpt-r. a. g. Cedar ST.. 90 take charge -
I u !. u -. III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11

Copper exports from Atlantic ports
FOR the week ended March totalled
8,ll5 tons, and since the first Of the
month 1893 tons were shipped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11

Directors Of the Dominion Iron and
Steel Company have resumed payment
OF dividends on the preferred stock b.
declaring a dividend OF 3i2 per cent,
payable April I. The last previous pay
ment was 81 per cent, pad on April
/, 1914.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11

The local market Tor spot cotton steady
and unchanged ~ 9cc for m.dilins upland
sales. 900 bales.
Receipts az the port7 and interior points
TO-DAY and FOR the week. compared with The
totas of lat week and o. this week last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

LET YOUR GEsr rA} FOR YOUR HOWE
nes' rran-al plan ttI.aIr.d by county HON,
Lssg.. No 40 West 80 b.. D-p- Il 'Ph1n'
ESQ Aad So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11

Receipts. 507 head; 2s2 on sale. Mario
,rfive and strong. Common 20 prime veals
sold M s9dsi3 per 100 10. Few AZ si3.25:
cullr. Sc .50Qts.50: ordinary baruyard calves.
sS Ci.v dressed veal. firm % i5M 29e per
a. . country dressed. l2i.sIlel4c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
OATS

Oats were firm. with comparatively little
pressure from tine country. here the move
mont nar faflen or materially during the last
we-a Tho iocai cash market wa. firm
standard quoted AZ fo-. 80 q white. +er
sqt-r. $50 white. 50. q 800 fancy clipped
White. 5od5li.c. ordinary clipped white. : q
IN tql.c al elevator.