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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12
Canadian ass" Strong.

Investment houses have lately
pointed 10 the demand for issues Of
fifteen 10 twenty-five year maturity as
or. OF the interesting features OF the
general bond market. For some reason
IN. inquiry for such issues has eX,-
c.ed.d the demand for the longer and
shorter maturities, according TO mum.
Der Of bond houses. 4 reflection OF
this tendency is seen in the demand for
the Canadian government ffteen-yesr
per cent bonds. This maturity proved
much more desirable in the eyes OF the
public than the FIVE and ten year issues
8, the time OF the Offering, and has
continued so since the bonds have been
admitted 20 dealings on the exchange.
YESTERDAY the ffeeu-yoar Canadians
sold I'd 20 90. a new high, comparing
with a subscription price Of 94.s4 ana
crossing the current price OF the ten
year issue. which sold around 9o's yes.
..rosy, against a bringing out price OF
e7.l3. The fve-year issue, which failed
70 meet the big banking demand pre-
oicted, sold yesterday around 9S's'
compared with a subscription price OF
SHADE better than e91z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12
COTTON VERY QUIET;
PRICES VARY LITTLE
Improvement in the Southern
Weather Conditions Fails 10
Start Selling Move.

The cotton market was very quiet
again during Yesterdays trading, and
fluctuations were even narrower, as
active months ruled within 9 range OF
or points. July contracts sold be-
tween l2.l0 and 1906. with the general
list closing steady, net unchanged 20
> points lower.
Relatively firm cables caused an
opening advance of ! 70 points. and
the active months sold points net
higher during the early trading. A
better response TO the advance abroad
seemed 10 be prevented BY increased
Liverpool straddle selling here. while
buying was probably restricted by pri-
vste cables predicting wider differences
between the two markets. A good deal
Of the business consisted OF switching
from near 10 late months. MAY and
July longs seemed TO be liqudating
and replacing in the new crop de.iv-
cries. while the near month liquids-
ton was partly absorbed b. trade in
terests. Buyers OF later months got
part OF their cotton from the sellers
on Liverpool straddle accounts. After
the close abroad business here became
very quiet and the market showed lit
tie feature. although there may have
been a little scattered selling late in
the afternoon on q less favorable view
of international politics. Closing
prices were the lowest Of the day.
The weather map showed more IA
vorable conditions IN the South. Tenn
pcrstures were higher, but the improve
ment in this respect failed 20 slim
ulste any selling here. and the few
sdvices received indicated continued
steadiness in the Southern spot mar
kets. One Of the private cables from
Liverpool said the advance there was
partly due 10 small offerings from the
South, and there was no sign Of hedge
selling around the local ring. A rumor
was circulating during the afternoon
that ocean freights were little higher,
but the report was not confirmed UP
70 the close. and there was a feeling
that il might have been inspired by
receipt Of several private cables pre-
dieting wider differences between Liv-
ernool and New YORK.
Southern spot markets ga officially
reported were unchanged, with the eX-
ception of Galveston, which was
points higher. One Of the private
wires received from Memphis said there
was a good demand. with factors hold
ing for higher prices. but the sales Of
2,400 bales Officially reported in the
market there were ST II cents for mid
ding. or unchanged as compared with
the previous day.
Exports for the day were 22230
bales, making 4.l55.570 so far this year,
against 6.820,l42 last season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12
BUSINESS TROUBLES

LOUIS BGGERs sror.-. a. aoi 11-d az n.,-
- =. - h.eci ,.inon ~ na.srlpi'y 49,.
- .,o-t. $500 future $500 accounts. 'iss ~
rooIFIlI {. 200 lie has been ir business fsn
.-sn. lie .i.o les p.,sine esia. .n sIoe rt.ney
under tie will o. join " iieH ~ 1000 but IL
aur, 90, coiIrele fh. 10 Pc fo - ss,snr- Boz
hanarup-' Among Dis customers vi s,e m ihs
ls' r. debtors a. M..s ida IArbel i5- Las Ia.h
S. 81 Miss Cia-s Taroa.l 20 lrrius Fsc.. so
Air' s'eishsm 20 LsH lIin 81 '-s. AMI Mrs.
iEssE ] uARRrs. re.iaa-sr' b,er-r unier th,
name o. fhe ~'1liel Lunch. a. -0s' bros1Hsv. has
-i peio. 3d. ';ra|P' s,h Ns a, l. ..
',.se. AMI Gre insurance. SO II. os. 30 Tor
WILLIAM srETNBERG skin manufacture and
r,lfrsrfor. . 80 taff ls-d -. has t-d pctluon
in haaan.piG. e'h nsbihties " So" and assets
yiySEY rufS o., as IVES ejih ST. "a, Sled
= petition ir hsnHg9.rj. siih hahiiue. ~ u ~.
COZ r.c-sI ln Sew York and chicago. and no
rDwIV . .ckERMAN. o zee s.rr-on :. I.
% hs~ s'.i r-'iiion "a b.fkrup'ey sith Habit
lie, Of SO: 40 ass,,s o s. AZ o, s.-.ns.
banks an 81 shares - sioc. O. ne A'A'Tn.n
Plano Co pleisel - collateral
c.-,o,ltsn Csnnrm.e.
iosrPH HnsCH Judge Hand "a eont-m.t .
composition ~ lc'eph H.Fseh. d,,s- N clothing
and m,rf furnishing fooa.. q, ~ Eshth Az With
creditors a. - c-nis on - dolH caah.
ssnsrup,sy Schedules.
MAY cnoGf~skY. sho> dealer ~ -c3s EThih
q, ts. .i,l .ehedul,s shosins Liabilities - 50
and sss-ts ~ 81 900
Assignments.
eTyMofR II HERZ. furniture dealer. ., isi
wes .0fh - hss made a. nssnment 10 Di'i
Hogrrn. 49, d.
EosT TTINBFRC dssi-- 20 ,-ninrs shade. ana
49, Wor.. o. a0,. Amsterdam A.. Las mao. a.
.nmrnf to baud ore,nbaum
r,suisnmsnt
ETHTTr. sCruT.sSff 1ho tid husness a. ~,
.Iob- n,-,, .nd sui 90 :. - Vest .sth ana
vino made roo sssisnmenf on March u IN Marcus
u,lfsnI hAs hal heT properly resssigusi q aa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12
Rlr (nnnrr RuNing.

j. % not sgrprising that Wall street
'too4e oc amazed - the enormous pro
,ort.ons o. the current buying move
meat ln copper metal. The figures
'sriy stsgger the imagination, and me
Rrsstest puzzle 81 ell De- Why the cop
per st,cks fail % move up on The new
y was ettinsted yesterdsy that with IN
ne ls,t week the Allied governments
% Egrop. had arranged for the pur-
t.ss. IN t,is market Of upward Of +DO'-
WoDCO pounds Of the red metal, Or
zNDD0 tons, ~ = price averaging 81
ear. n cents a pound. Ihe metal ~
'sr delivery 10 ne latter half Of the
year. and The greater part - ne pur-
sass.s has been made By Great Britain.
The local copper trade ~ non taking
~ . shortage - copper for The re-
m.inoer % the gear. Already the mar
sst IL stripped bare Of June copper
ssysrsi ~ ne largest PRODUCER having
n0r. 81 he metal available for sale
stils The Jgly supply u limited. A0ch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12
STORAGE NOTICES.

TO ESTATE OF ELLA ". AMBLER. j.
d Amber. E1ecytor. Mr. q. Robertson.
NJ Or Mrs. 7 { Witherhee Miss kittic
inner r r Fitzgerald. Chss vs.. shippes'
~ or Nrs Jas r Hoy Nr. or Mrs..
ctss = Dewey. W. Leila x. Johnson.
Ipu.n r sac. Mrs Marie a. Crsndall'
Mrs Ssiu. B2rnes Nrs. Anf~ 9 Chesief'
Ms. 81 - Gr1esIrSr. %. D. .l~lbofsh''
v-s SOPHIA Nsctorochie Mr.. EllzA-
b.th s.shlI. Mrs Pear b. Rankin, JOnn
: Cr,an. Mrs. Vel. Kirnh@ll. Mrs .. p
Kendall Mss - Campbell, Chas Z NC
tornsck p Hoiohan. Mrs. Angcl.ne Arm
strong VIM T. Armstrong, Mrs 2. ketch-
ietEe Fred j. GILLESPIE Mrs r snyder.l
Richard Seumsnn Florence Danks or
Mrs Ten Eyck Hrs. Joseph Weaver. Ludf
wig BSumann & Co. Mrs +. ". Cleveland.
You and each o, you are hereby norn7a
th.f the time Tor the payment of our zen
upon the property hereinafter descrioea
having expired. after cue notice tnersot
rad been given you. We Will cause s1ch
rrousrtv 70 wit Household Goods fef
sorsi Effect. and Merchandise, stored IN
The Coiu-nbiS storage Warehouses py you
a. ia YOUR name cor !n " hich YOU msy
bs,.sn INTEREST," 20 b. sold At pubic sec-
lion according q the statute IN sNcs 49,
80. and rroyidsd 90 Nos 80 ana - "es,
s-,n O. on Sa'urday, April -stn. .sle' a.
IAN A n and Z the ale ihereo. ~ nov
cornletcd on said date tie ssme WIZ -,
on,'rr,d =, the same place on each ana
Iysrv SATURDAY thereafter. beginning a.
m 10 4 ~ untl the sale ~ compieirn.
COLUMBIA sTOkAGL NAhLHOlSi-A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12
METALS.


Conner was steady. with electrolytie quoted
9. 2si, T2ee fo- nearby and 27i3 O Sac for
jun, and later delivery. On ne Ne" lorN
- los quoted a. 53c bid In London TN
closed Al -2O2 FOR standard spot and NJ
siqs l5s FOR futures. With sales q 20 ions
rot and 10 tons futures. Copper IN Lon
don closed At sle0 for standard spot and a.
al. for futures. with sales OF % IONS SD--
Tle-.roivtic copper in London closed a. ~
,o- spot. Lead steady New York spot. Il b
n Sc and East st Louis spot ,.i5G &c. Inc
American Smelling and Refining company
o,,o.es lead a. s3% "a for spot and a. a5' ~
10 futures. Speltcr firm New York nomi-
al md Es., 81 Louis spot ice asked. Lon
don .pel,.r closed at SOS Tor spot and al
SIS FOR futures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12
l. I. BOARD REELECTED
Dick Brothers Pail to Gust Pennsyi
vsnia Interests.

Dc.pit. the opposition. led by the
brnk.rage firm Of Dick Brothers, the
r,.iying board Of directors OF the
Long Island Railroad were reeiec'eo
a. the annual meeting yesterday py
IN. Pennsylvania Railroad interests ~
control. or the 1889 votes cast
l7s.Os3 we're for the retiring board.
Evans Dick. Of tho brokerage hrn'
strongly opposed the approval OF inc
annual report previously publisned'
Mr. Dicks suit against the rsilrosd'
alleging that - ~ controlled ny an
iuterlocking directorate and operate
solely for the benefit or the fennsyl-
yania Railroad, ~ scheduled 70 pegi'
IN IN. Supreme Court to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12

Th- spproxlrn<'e amount ~ ne Zen ~
hare 20 satisfy which the above
described proper = 20 BE- soid. g Thirty
on thousand fFe hundred and twenty
tire, and 3i-io0 G3i5-5.3B Dollars. with
interest thereon from the 18th day OF
March 1916. together with tho costs ana
allowance amounting % Three hundred
thir,y And 46-iG0 Dollars with interest
from march Zsth, 1915, together with mo
e.Denses q fhc SALE The approximate
amour, os the taxes. ssssssmerfs sud
water rates. or other liens. which are 20 be
allowed % he plrchaser oyt ~ the pur-
rhsse none. o. paid by tne Referee. -
So hundred si>ty-niIc and s9-l4e Dollars
and interest
Dated %ew YORK. April -th 1915
WILLIAM BOSDY. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12

III. approximate amount o, tho lien or
charge - satisfy which The above de-
scrihed property II 90 he sold. IL Thirty
s.ven thousand siX hundred scventy-thres
dollars and sixty-eight cents fS3T So,
with interest thereon from April 8, 1915,
together with the costs and allowance
amount Of the taxes. sss.ssmcnts ana
Isrs and elghty-four cents S3sssG. With
Interest from April 10. 1915 together With
IN, expenses Of the sale. The approximate
amount % the taxes. ass -ssments ana
rst.r rates or other Hens which are 10 be
allowed 20 the urChaser out ~ the pur-
chase money. o. paid by the Referee, ~
ore thousand SIX hundred and nf'y dollars
lSi.65Ol.
WILLIAM r. WILCOX.
Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12

of the copper sold to the Allies for de-
livery toward the end Of the year IS
still in the ground. An interesting de-
velopment which shows how urgent the
demand for the metal is appeared yes
terday, when it was reported that ING
Calumet & Hecls Company had shlppeo
by express $4,000 pounds OF coppeI
from It's mines in the Superior country
for the account Of Eastern msnulactut-
~, who were willing TO pay the price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12

Special Liverpool cables Spot cotton mod
crate demand: sales. 900 bale speculation
sud export. 900 American. 5000. Imports.
10000 American. 10000. Md-upland. 7.66d.
Futures opened quiet. but steady. - point
lower 10 = point higher. Closed very steady
June. 7.56d Juy-Aug. 7.52iad Oct-Nov.
1.55i2d: Jan-Feb, rs I'D: Msr-Apr. 1.29i2d.
Msnchester. yarns neglected. cloths quiet
and steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12
Aged Clergyman Hurt by Wagon

The Rev. william Diehl, eighty.four.
retired German clergyman, OF IeI
Cornelis Street, WILLIAMSBURG "ss
knocked down yesterday at Broadway
"a Graham Avenue by horse and
t,uek driven BIZ Morris Kleufner, OF
fsg psrk Avenue. The minister was re.
turning from . church conference aud
st.uped from behind car. lie was IN
iur.d internally. Although m = serious
rondifion. he refused 20 90 10 u nos
piial after being treated b. sn smbu-
lance surgeon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12
COFFEE.

Underlying sentiment In the coffee market
was bullish and there we're some indications
Of a broadening interest but profit taking
sales were again OF sufficient volume 20
enable the advance Early IN the day the
market worked Up % points FOR tie &c
tive positions and some new high records FOR
the season we're established with buying by
strong interests on continued strength in
Brazil Longs sold. however. and toward
the close an easier feeling developed and
final quotations were net unchanged 20 2
points lower. Total sales were $500 bags.
In the cost and freight positions offers
were again firm. with Santos & quoted at
iO.5OGl015c, London credits. There ap-
peared 10 be little more inquiry for SPOT
coffee aud sales were reported OF 10000
bags. late on Monday. made Up o. selections
on the basis Of l0+sc s)r Santos 4.
Spot quotations remained unchanged. with
Rio IS quoted =, ga e and Santos A. at 10 &c.
Range Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
For week ended Tuesday. April II. 1915.
BUTTER

Recent. fc- week. 1850 package. a.
compared with N.55l packages last wee.
Exports FOR week 20 tropical countries. on
..1Iasss C-esuerv. extras ta2 score ,
ssi.c, higher scoring. 3IG ne hrs3, So.
N a. ,c: seconds. 5tqNS5i.c. thirds. 52n
ssisc creamery. held. pest. 81 .Hooe trsts.
sll.ns6e seconds. Ssis@S4e thirds, sle
s5e, stat. dairy. tnest 55i- sood 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12
ester
Open. High. Low
COIIONsEED OIL.

There was an active trade in the cotton
seed oil market. total sales amounting 70
ls 600. and prices developed pronounced
strength. the active positions closing with net
gains Of iiT2- points. Early IN the day
,h.r. was aggressive buying. which vas be
lieved 10 be by local reiners and which started
covering movement which gained IN force
and was largely responsible for the sharp
advance Range OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12
SUGAR FUTURES.

Bulls on the Sugar Exchange sold rather
freely. and opening was unsettled. points
higher 10 d decline OF points. with sales on
the call 1850 tons The market closed barely
steady. points lower 70 points higher. with
sales on the call u, $50 tons. Range Of prices :
Nestrr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12
Bag & Paper Reimbursement.

A resolution WAS adopted at the an
nual meeting OF the Union Rag and
Paper Company yesterday that the
company's presiden; appoint com
mittee OF three. which later may be
increased 70 five. 20 investigate the
sdvisabili;y OF a capital resdiustment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12
FLOUR AND MEAL.
PROVISIONS.

TIL. market for hog products was inactive
owing to the holiday in Chicago. but cash
prices were steadily held - result Of q
show OF frmness in the hog markets. Re-
coipts ~ hogs az Chicago were 10000,
estimated for Wednes day 5000; Kansas
City received 900 and Omahs 1900.
PORK firm mess. S2450d So; family, s23
ds25; short clear. s22Gs25. BEEF firm
mess. si7.5odsls. family. SEA $50 packet.
sisdsl9. extra India mess. s29u $50.
DRESSED HOGS steady; bacons. l3hc
$50 ID, 1910; 100 ID. 1880; 40 IL, l3esc
pigs. lSTsc CUT MEATS, picked bellies
quiet. 10 In. l5i,ml5i2c. y 10, l5l.G 10 &c
il Ii. l4dlIl.c. Pickled hams steady
quoted 81 l5i1m i6c. TALLoW quiet.
special. lOi9c; city. ei!e: country. o. "a
sa,c LARD dull. middle West. li.10H
il.sOc city lard quiet quoted at liSsc re-
fined lard dull: continent. l2.6oc. South
America. l2.75c; Brazil. kegs l8.75c: COM
pound steady quoted at lliaq ll9.c.
STEARINE steady: oleo HE; city lard
sfearine igi.c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS,

Stockholders of the Globe and Rut-
gers Fire Insurance Company yester-
day elected Edwin Cogyeshsll =
director.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12

An extra dividend OF > per cent has
been declared by the New York and
Honduras Rosario Mining Company,
with the regular quarterly disburse-
ment Of per cent. Both are payable
April IS TO holders Of record April is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12

The New Orleans Cotton Exchange
will be closed on Good Friday and the
following Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12
HOGS

Receipts. 3.2ls head hall car on sale.
Market steady. with sales a. sl0Wt0.l0 per
100 10 roughs at $50 stays al s.. Country
dressed hoss steady at lOM l4e per ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12
Omaha and Council Bluffs Railway.

Earnings Of the Omaha and Council
Bluffs Street Railway Company for
gross, we're nearly IL per cent better
than a year ago. Total deductions for
operating expenses, taxes and rentals
showed a gain Of over 9 per cent, and
the net income OF sS9.550 was more
than IS per cent greater than in Feb
ruary. 1915. The balance. after inter
est charges, etc, and setting aside
$4,000 for depreciation. was s2447l,
an increase OF $50 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12
Range of prices

he local market Tor spot cotton was
steady and unchanged at l2.oJc for middling
upland sales. 400 bales.
Receipts at ports and interior points. with
COMPARISONS follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings OF Various
Corporations.

The annual report OF the South Caro-
lima Light, Power and Railways Com
pany, covering operations for the year
ending December 81, 1915, shows oper-
sting income OF s444,564 in gross, in
GLIDING inter-company items Of s40,744,
which compares with s4l7,7s3 earned in
1914. Expenses for operation and taxes
were increased 1884 to s2ll,l02, lesv-
ing net earnings Of s233.426, g gain Of
S25,4e7. Interest charges on the fund
ed debt amounted 10 $l50,000. and the
surplus after payment Of $4,000 in
preferred stock dividends was Sal ,462.
During the year there was expended
for additions and betterments 20 the
physical property q total o. Se4,6l7.
which included additions 20 the power
plant and high tension transmission
system, electric light system, gas plant
and TO the railway system.
Northern States Power.
The syndicate composed o. the
Guaranty Trust Company OF New
York. William P. Bonbright & Co.,
H. ". Ryllesby e. Co. and Spen-
Ger Trask & Co, which purchased
from the Northern States Power
Company an issue OF ss.0o0,o00 ten
year per cent notes, offered yester-
day morning at so and interest, an
nounces that the entire issue has been
sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12
SHEEP AND LAMBS.

Receipts. La head ear on sale. sheep
nominal lambs iJc higher. Choice unshcrn
state lambs sold ~ si2.i5 per 100 u:
Dressed mutton steady az lln loe dressed
lambs firm a. i5isdlsi2c; country dressed
dollhouse lambs. unchanged a. Sja ss.5o per
"a rcasa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12

TUESDAY, APRIL II, 1916.


A22sooo s342l
against sls53esooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12

BOSTON CuRB CLOSING.

,oco Miss Riv Pc 5s. -. e. 7s. ~.
90 Pond Cr.ek 6s.. o. O. g
Z 06l "a 100 100 100 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12

N Ros, 4 Albany..is2 l92 70. ls2
Eoston Eiev..... g = - s
los Bos, & maine. ga. -. 49, .7'.
:! Iitcheurs y . =. - -
Prov & Worr....g2-s eo-i, e0-4 .o2',
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12
HOTHOUsE PRODUCTS.

CUCUMBERS. No !. doz. slnil50. No 2.
box. s250GA: CAULfFLOWERS. Lone Is
land. doz. s2.50Mts.25; DANDELION
GREENS. Dbl. si-5Is2. LETTUCE. Boston.
strap. ,24; 81. MINT. dozen bunches. 4ofe9c
MUSHROOMS. white Alb basket. si55H
81 90 cream. si.25usl.<0; brown. $iNsl.25 :
buttons -5M90c fats and opens. sou
75c: RADISHF.S. 100 bunrhes. s2ns4 RHC-
BARB. doz small punches. @0050c Long
Island. 100 punches. s5a So TOMATOES. ID,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Holiday in Chicago Re-
stricts Trading in Wheat
and Corn Markets.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. April II. 1916.
WHEAT.

new menace 20 the wheat crop in the
southwest in the form OF Hessian ny re
ports came 70 the front in the wheat market
yesterday. and while business vas somewhat
restricted by the holiday in Chicago and IN
Toledo, the other markets developed firm.
ness and a. the close OF the day showed
gains ranging from Ia, &c bushel.
The ice al the head OF the lakes was
said to be showing signs OF breaking up. and
this led 70 hopes Of an early opening OF
navigation. The Liverpool market failed 70
respond 20 our advance OF Monday and prices
abroad were Influenced by large arrivals and
an increase Of 600 bushels in the EURO
pean visible supply. Bradstreet's visible east
OF the Rockies showed a decrease OF eS4 o0o
While stocks 900 tho United states and Canada
lost 1923 900 but owing 20 the increase
abroad worlds stocks gained l.+,1 900 COM
pared with decrease OF $4,000 las, year.
There appeared 20 be little or no export
demand and no sales came to light. In the
cash market No I durum was quoted at
sl.36 No hard: sl.33 No l Northern Du-
luth. si.42iac; No Northern Manitoba.
slI3. all b. New York.
CORN.
The corn market was very inactive owing
10 the holiday IN the West and price change,
were unimportant. The weather IN the West
was favorable for the movement and for
farming operations but u was thought prob
able that farmers are TOO busy 20 market
their crops freely az this time. Bradstreet's
visible showed decrease Of S3l 900 bushels
compared with decrease Of 3.4s2 900 last
year. In the local cash market No yellow
corn was quoted az 50 "a sja.c. c Z. New
York.
OATS.
The oats market was dull and featureless.
with traders inclined 20 assume a waiting po-
sition. Bradstreet's visibl. decreased $50. 900
bushels. compared with a decrease Of 400 900
last year. The local cash market was quiet
standard. 5ln5l2.c. No white. 50d 5oigc (;
81 "a 55i2c ordinary clipped white. 4sieG
ole, all elevator.
Market steady No Western, si.ol, I :.
New York.
NEW YORK PRICES.
Wheat: Open High Low Close. day.
July...... 10 Lle's
Holiday In Chicago.
FLOUR AND MEAL
Tn. -four market vas inactive. with prices
nominally unchanged. Stocks here for do
nestle consumption are small, but buyers
prefer 20 buy in a hand-to-routh manner
owing TO the uncertainty regarding the prob
able action OF wheat RYE FLOUR steady !.
fair 70 good. $40; choice 20 fancy.
s5.45dsj.6O. CORNMEAL steady; Kiln
dried. 81. BAG MEAL steady fine white
and yellow. sl.S5 coarse, si.6i. FEED. city.
steady bran. bulk. s23 100 10 sacks. So
heavy middlings do. $3.50 -four Eiddiings
do. s32: red dog -four. l40 10 sacks. S33 :;
Western. quiet bran. 100 To sacks. s23
standard mddlings do S23.75 -four mid
dlings do. 500. 30 red dog -four. 40 10 sacks,
s3l.J0m S32. OIL NEAL nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. April II. 1915.
BEEyES.

Nev York. April u, 1915.
BEEYES.
Receipts. i.is3 head nearly al fo-
slaughter 80 trade % importance m i've
cattle. Feeling was rated STEADY Dressed
bcer ouie, az llNIti.c FOR city dressed
native sides.
CALVES.
receipts. 81 head -3e on sac. Is-s.t
s-,, nth good demand. Common 20 choice
vesls sold At '..3Onsli15 pcr 100 II euiis.
,s5CEs-.5O. Dressed calves caiet but full
stead. City dressed vesls l<Si &c few
=. =. rortr.-v are.spd Il l5c.