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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

TEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT hA1E,fo or
r,ps, nafu-rs iu ten dsfs or less . pr cent up
n nlrty dsys. ~ en-.
CarI. MoNEY opened a, !. per cn, hishes.
-, rsfl,. iosesi y. per cent. closing yer cent
renewal -. Ier cen'
TIME Monty was ..,d, Rats. ,,.a3s re,
o, for .y ds', 2..9s r.r s.n, 70, ,o5n h.s" o'
"wynSIsTIrr rAPLR pn quis'. ruling rss.
a13i. psr cent Tor bes, names. binf aceTHahoe'.
sc1tAnivG HOUSE rRASsAc1oNs. - u.
changes ,3ss. rt.35e. balance Nlolzf1,
se5 rrr,sgfy wts creditor 20 TIE amount o. 'os<.-
sur TREASURY rofk bank. ios' - -.
Sub T,.ugo s7s'ooo. ana ios' "nes ma"
"ytpyRAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATS u.sE.
wHLRE boston for zen avs ~ .'ni
l.i,ii, 20" d,,s. pr cent; w 70 ninety dsl'.
Cleveland. ten dsyz ~ pe, .s" tc ~ 70
70 rios-y G., per cent Aua.i, u 70 n me-,
dsy. per cent. cnicaro ~. tnd ~ per ,s" ~
~, H ~: rsi c,f'. sr,J 20 ninety dan. q.
80. rr,' len dsy. per cent M 70 ninty
90. -, D. 49,. ,l g d an - ihi;ty 10 ally
-, .i,fv ~ rlr,'y dsys. ~. -,
'b6nIsflt ExcHAsGnS io o,.,l i;e ., ~,
.f' ol.oognt. bfob.r 50c premium. 'heaho' @Vo
Fam cIrARIyGs ns.iqn ,rea.ni., a'M
az is',aes, niti lss .hease t,e.Sr. 80,
t;e5ts bsl,ocs, Nis'ssx. ~ ia
III ~ IA rAnxIr ia. .ii.r IN Linden s''
., - 'e,~,ss ~ "a see York quotation -.
IN insr..ss X ~ Mriesn silver d'n'"' Gag
"rtoryrcv yxcnASGy -w.yn.s, q ,ieh s.
o. ~, ga ss.ln n, 't,'af. eh,ets " m, NC,
:" s.o.,.iy sissiy cable .nd ssm rates iSn,
Gon -t.ie = d,mshd, 80 ~ is.i'is.
seit .h'es sx,,gS,r..,. "s r r. ch.e. Il
,ls'sad f.bl. q ~. cisc. /. ii, .. nitt2s,.
cs1.s. 80. tsrc,n a." r,nsig as bIs- ledoi
,,,..,,t,.,,1 ,,,s dsy. .i2'. ninsiy dsss '1',.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
4 General Decline.

Yesterdays break extended 10 the
old line issues the standard stocks,
so-called as we'll as the less seasoned
industrial specialtios and war stoke.
Selling came from many sources. Dur
ing the entire session there was
steady stream OF commission house liq-
uidation. while at the same time the
spectators for tho decline sold stocks
right and left. which added TO the gen
eral unsettlement. In addition con-
siderable amount OF foreign selling was
reported. although the volume, rs COM
pared with the domestic offerings. was
probably small and relatively unim-
portant. One of the things that prob.
ably tended TO aggravate the general
weakness Of the market was the lack
Of support in Steel common, which
dropped under heavy offerings to a
low price of S2i2 showing at that
level loss from the previous day OF
15s points. Steel recovered slightly
in the closing half hour, when II rallied
10 SO. but the rise was not impressive
and from the action of the general list
traders said they did not think the
selling movement had run its course.
although il was admitted that good
news on the international -ituation
might change the entire complexion
OF things overnight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
BANKERS TO ACT
ON SEIZED BONDS
Issue Warning Against
Purchase of Securities
Held Contraband.

~ rs,8li ~ The announcement in
~ Ho.te o. Commons by sir Edward
Trey that Sl0OOO.O 900 in American Sc
'-f'es seized on Dutch steamers Will
= 'featel b. che British prize court
= ordinary conffaband Of var steps
'f taken by International bankers
.''e yesterday 20 protect their inter
~ IN those securities. Prominent
.tr'ng ne firms that have purchased
re blocsz u stocks and bonds OF
ee'sff.esn corporations in Holland are
ss',sfYs.r l. CO. and Zimmerman q
Isrfhsy.
W tac ~ smDtlon that Great Brit-
WI offer tie seized securities ~
i.'nc auction in tine London MARIE,
American banking houres "np
s.s,f - lose large sums from sue ~
<<.'n are preparing circular 20 DC
~ y Iocal brokerage firms Warning
I'm ict ~ pUrchsse through tnclr
."nn Do London or Otherwise any OF
bonds condemned a. contrsDand.
q me circular will contain ligt OF
- ,eepfiiIes ~ purchased with inc
'<i nlWbers, which viii serve a. =
sasshs ~ Identification. II any ma
~ va - fhlg market j. is intended
nave them attached and taken 70 an
'hff.fsn court Tor d decision - 20
INA >Nnorshlp.
D. c1n'ended b. international
s.shsfrs here that large part Of me
nfhsfifsn securities bought b. them IN
ne,ixr1 wss for speculative purpo.'S
- ths' The purchases were mace pc
'sfs tie Bnlisb order in Council be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
Rock Island.

About \ week has elapsed since the
Amster committee announced its plan
for the reorganization of the Rock ISL
and. So far nothing has been heard
from the sponsors of the scheme as 10
the response from stockholders. AL
though ii is pointed out that the action
o the stock and the bonds OF the COM
pany does not indicate that the plan
is meeting with approval. II was SAID
Yesterday, however. that Mr.. Amster
hopcd 20 make good enough showing
20 pcrsusdc the court OF ultimate sue.
ccss and &c obtain another delay oil
thirty days before possible fore
closure Of tho property. Attention Wa.
called Yesterday 20 the similarity or
tho Ams,er plan and that offered IN
1914 by the bondh older. and the stock
holders Of the Rock Island company,
subsequently rejected. The original
proposition was 10 raise about $40.
600 900 OF new money By an issue OF
new 7 per cent preferred nsn-cumu-
lntive stock for cash. The Amstcr plan
,e.k. 10 raise s2b 100000 By the issue
Of that amount % per cent dcbenture
income bonds. 10 all intonts and pur-
roses \ preferred stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
Specialties the Weakest.

As would naturally be expected
in view of the extent Of their recovery
in recent weeks, the industrial spe-
cialties showed the largest losses IN
Yesterdays market. Mexican Petro-
i.um. for example, dropped g.. points,
Baldwin Locomotive yielded 81. points,
Crucible Steel points. American Lo-
comotiv. go points, United States IN
dustrial Alcohol points, American
Smelling 81, points, New York Air
3&s points. Losses OF the standard
stocks were not so large, yet they
Welded TO such an extent that the gen
crsl average Of the market at the low
of the day was only about a point
above the low level OF the year In
the railroad division New York Cen
tral attracted attention by declining
10 new low for the year at lOli2,
while Northern Pacific at III was
small fraction under its previous low.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
Undeclared Moratorium
Wipes Out Incomes from
Small Properties.
LAW MAY LEGALIZE
EXISTING CONDITION
Soldiers Families Sure Of Shell
ter During War and for Six
Months Thereafter.
BY YVES GUIOT.
ErMnl.,.r Of Public WORKS. Editor "L'ts.ne.
Ecoaonaue 81 Flnsncier.."


Try Cabl. 10 The Trlh1n.l
Paris, April 13.-The war troubled
many business relations and mora
forum was declared for commercial
affairs, but there is another mora
forum that the law did not establish.
1t declared itself spontaneously.
This is the rent moratorium. Nearly
all small leaseholders have ceased to
pay rent, and many large ones also.
This moratorium is more grave than
the otner, because the commercial
moratorium was limited. while the
rent moratorium. like the brook. goes
on and on and the size Of the debt in
creases every three months.
The Chamber of Deputies, there
fore has taken up this question. and
now proposes to pass law establish
ing tribunals which can wipe out all
or any part of rents for the whole pc
Rod of the war and until six months
after peace, basing this decision on
the losses of the renter, suffered
through war. This will relieve the
majority Of the commercial houses,
either whole or in part. OF the ne
cessity Of paying rent. But there IS
a further blanket clause that wipes
out all arrears OF rent for those who
do not pay more than 900 francs a
wear. and gives them rent free to SIX
months after peace. This assures
that soldiers and their families will
rot be turned out Of their homes, but
will also he heavy blow to many
small proprietors whose whole in
come comes from little places rent
ing for 500 francs or less annually.
There will have TO be another
moratorium added for the benefit Of
these little proprietors. Moreover,
the rent moratorium will furnish an
other handle for the socialists in the
future.
The Compton d'Escompte dc Paris
shows in its annual statement profits
of 1O.690,O00 francs in 1915, and pro-
poses TO use ten millions to pay %
franc dividend. It holds 636,OOO,O 900
in bonds of national defence. and has
2SS. 10000 money in vaults with a
reserve Of 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
Nevada Has Big Earnings.

The Nevada Consolidated copper re-
rort for 1915, like the recent state
mcnts Of the other important proper
ties. disclosed record break earninss
and production. Nevsds's earnings icr
the twelve months. computed on pass
of copper st ls45 cents 'hs, poG enGr sr
.',,b "a cents the preceding year. The
'.nnr, showed that At the end OF the
ar there remained in reserve 5000
300 tons OF ore. or al the rate OF ore
mined and milled in 1915 sufficient TO
l.cnire the COMPANY operating sp-
,roximatelv Govcn'een years. ne
compsny developed l2.5s6.bl3 tons oil
r,royerabls orc during the scar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
HEARING ON INCOME TAX
Bankers to Ask for Decision on Ruling
Affecting Aiicns.

Representatives % investment bank
ing firms, trust companies and the -sil-
roads will attend q hearing IN Wash
ington next week. where their obJec-
lions 20 the recent ruling OF the Inter
nal Revenue Department regarding he
income tax on non-rcsiden: aliens viii
be heard.
A strong attempt will DC made 20
obtain from the Attorney General de-
cision regarding the validity OF the
decision OF Commissioner Osborn that
the income Of nonresident. foreigner.
from American securities is subject 20
the income tax.
Latest adyices from Washington in
dictate that in the event Of ruling
favorable 20 the contentious Of the
bankers and corporations the Treasury
Department will use it, EFFORTS TO have
an amendment passed in Congress mat
the recent regulation Is legel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
COTTON NERVOUS;
LOWEST AT CLOSE
Decline Explained by Concern
Over Submarine Question and
Mexican Outlook.

The cotton market was nervous ard
unsettled yesterday, with prices easing
OF under scattering liquidation. which
appeared 70 come largely from Wall
Street sources. Uneasincss over inter
national affairs ard weakness in the
stock market appeared 20 be chiefly
responsible for the decline, az little
charge was reported in general trade
conditions and offerings Of the near
months we're we'll absorbed by a con
tinued demand from spot houses. Mod
crate rallies followed the Western
belt forecast for rains and colder
weather late IN the morning. but there
was no improvement IN the genera
volume of demand Liquidation con
tinued and prices eased of again,
with the close steady al net loss OF
TO : points for the DAY.
A. anticipated. Liverpool was rela-
lively steady. but this was attributed
TO buying against straddle sales here
o. late the previous dav. The local
market opened unchanged 20 points
lower. Active months sold = 10 ,
points net lower right after the call.
and then worked about 10 points
above Wednesdays closing figures on
the trade buying of the near months
and scattered covering. This rally
carried July contracts up 10 y cents
while October sold at l2l5. but the
market broke later TO 1892 for July
and l206 for October. The close was
at the low point OF the day.
Some of the reports from the South
west say that Texas has now good
supply OF moisture and that two o.
three weeks Of warm. dry weather fol
lowed By showers would make an ideal
condition. This, in a way. served 20
emphasize the unfavorable features IN
the Western belt forecast, although
the action Of the market suggested
quite general feeling that complaints
OF A backward season were not taken
very seriously during the first half OF
April. The trade buying Of May cor
tracts a. a discount Of only II or is
points under July. combined with tho
decrease in the stocks a. counted in
terror towns, naturally serves 10 d.
rect attention 70 the steadiness %
III. spot markets. There was nothing
in the days trading 20 indicate any
change Of attitude by holders.
Talk around the ring also suggested
that more attention was being paid 10
political conditions than for some
tine and the decline was most gcner-
ally attributed 70 the ursettling ef-
feet OF the weak stock market and
nervousness over both the submarine
question and affairs IN Mexico.
Southern spot markets as officially
reported were unchanged. With the ex-
csptIon - Galveston. which was 10
points. and Houston. which was points
lower. Exports for the DAY were 1876
bales, making 4,lss.536 20 far this
season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
Rumors Increase Nervousness.

On top Of the plethora OF bad news
Yesterday the market had TO contend
with various disqueting rumors that
circulated on the exchange floor and
in the commission houses and probably
helped to stimulate selling. Al one
time in the forenoon the rumor
reached the Street that Ambassador
Gerard had been recalled from Berlin.
Another report had it that German
American interests with inside know !
edge OF the status Of our relations with
Germany we're selling stocks; still
another story was that Washington
was active on the selling side OF the
market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
New Houses at Montclair.

Frank ". Soulc mas begun the cree
tom At Nontclair. y. j.. OF five private
residences to cost approximately $40,
600. The houses will measure from 80
feet frontage for the smallest 20 rs
feet frontage for the largest Zach
house will contain fifteen rooms, FIVE
bath rooms, a palm room and billiard
room.
The properties we're acquired from
the Logan and Mirick estates and from
Vincent S. Milford. The several tracts
were assembled for Mr.. Soule By 7. NJ.
Crawley & Bros
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
PERLMAN RIM CORPORATION
COMMON STOCK
COMMON STOCK


Of
"a
thousand NOON
all
paricp m the asetse
The
toohn
all III TINS
o.
the trade
oft Michigan and operating
plant the Mott
of and il o
the will enlarged
also
demands whnh
is
thousand setsO rims r a
be 10y
WI" be Tor
Million Dollars (S3OOOOoo)
the il m
Perna Presden of date OF April llh
of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
CURB REORGANIZATION
No Drastic Changes in Listing Require
ments Expected.

Reports that drastic changes will be
effected in the listing requirements CT
the New York Curb Market Association
in the reorganization nov under us
cussion brought the following state
ment yesterday from l.. r. McCorm'cE'
chairman Of that body:
"Rumors OF important changes IN our
listing requirements are un1ounded ana
absurd. The Curb Association listing
regulations are as strict and after the
same type as those Of the New York
Stock Exchange. and. barring few
nirnr changes. will continue the sane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
MET

Corner vas firm. With electro'ytic quoted
~ 9q03Oc nominal for nearby and -en &c
Tor july and later delivery On tns -
Yo-L Metal Exchange tin was dull ard nomi-
mai. lead was quiet. at lisa l.o7 &C Tor
not. Nsw York and East ST. Louis delivers.
Sp.lter steady: New York nominal and has,
-. Louis spot ls.-5M 1925. The American
smelling and Refining Compan- quotes
lead az 80 for New lork delvery' ara a.
sSi East 81. Louis. In LONDON lead closed
y, cgj 3 Tor spot and at c3j q. Sd for tut
ure.. spcl,er spot. 500. and futures. tso;
Tin in London closed at fl99 % for standard
spot and at fl9s IS for futures, with safes OF
90 tons spot and $50 tons futures. copper, J."
ondon. closed al sl24 for standard spot
ei,i for futures. and fl36 for electrolytic
not. with sale, OF 100 tons spot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
FLOUR AND MEAL

TIE -four market was inactive. prices
were again very much disturbed BY the sharp
decline in wheat. RYE fLOUR-Stesdy fair
10 good. sJ256i $40 choice TO fancy. S5.4j
n $3.50 CORNIEAL- Steady: kiln dried,
81. BAG MEAL-Steady fine white and yell
low. Sl.s5: coarse. sl.oi. FEED-City steady !;
bran. bulk. S23 100 ID SACKS. s2l; heavy
middings. do. $3.50: -four middlings. do.
S32 red dog -four. $40 ID sacks, 1873 West
ern steady bran, 100 h sacks. s23 stand
ard middlings. do s2S.75 -four middlinss. do.
$3.50: red dog -four. $40 ID sacks. s3l.50q
!. D Ill snIll 40 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
Bank of England Return.

rone,n. Apr TIE w,sAy ,s'gr, ="
IA. n Tr.srI shoss tie following 'nhss a.
rS.t ,,.ervs Increased q 81 900 clrrlisicn %
-re,.,I on; s0A tGlIo1 increase ~ f',F'', 1nes
s,r.riti-s decreased -lifl 200 einff de's<hs ne-
...,s - 80 0Af ri.he fsgosi's frcreA.f1 CINE
AS noe. ,essrs- Increased a .eHl. sosrrnmens
..~,i,iti,s tsrreascd .SNol N0N
~. r,oc,,fl0n - tis hanks rsrrve - nseif'r
~. s-es i - n - cont against - 81 last ~eeAs
TIE .a.e :. d.cggIl I.Mtls 80 gsA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New York, April Is. 1915.
BEENES.

New York, April Is. 1915.
BEENES.
Receipt. l.l30 head. all for slaughter. No
trading N live cattle. The feeling vas
steady. Dressed beef IN moderate demand
A. iiGlli.c for city dressed native sides !:
binds and ribs. itsnisi7c; ehucks and
plates. l2I &c.
CALVES.
R.eeipts az head: AZ head on sale
Marke, firm common 70 prime yeals sold
a. sansii55 per 100 lbs. culls. says.
City dressed vesls steady at ia i7isc few
lsc: country dressed. TIA l5c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts $3.50 head: 8 cars on sale. Sheep
e7tirely nominal: lambs steady 70 strong
Medium unshorn lambs sold At Sll.o- '3H
sil.T5 per 100 lbs. good 20 prime clipped
a, slO.25Msi0.s0. Dressed mutton steady a.
ffdl5c rer H. Dressed lambs hrn at 1917
6itsi,c; hog dressed - high as lee. Country
dressed dollhouse lambs steady at s5n se.oO
each. 1900
Receipts 2.s3s head on. car on sale.
Market steady rith medium N heavy hog'
selling at sl0.iOd'i0.i5 per 100 lbs. Roughs
a, ,s.75. Country dressed hogs steady a.
lOHl;c pound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

came effective. The contention or
Great Britain that the seizures were
made on the ground that most OF the
securities we're really owned by Ger
mans. u is argued. has no bearing on
the question at issue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14

Special LiVcrpol csbleE spot cotton. isIr
business doing ,slcs. 1000 bales speculation
and e. port. 900 American. 200 middnn :
upland I'D. futures opened steady. va
pom, Lower. closed very steady at net sd-
vancr % 2H2i. points. MsyJunc: 1920
Jub Aug. 7.55isd: Oct-Noy. 7.3ad Jsn.feo'
7.3iisd: Msrch-April. I'D. Manchester
Yarns neglected cloths dull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.


Tn, coffee market shared the nervousness
which existed in other commercial markets
and in Wall Street over the political situa-
ton and during the day there vas sufficient
Hquidation 10 cause an easier feeling, and a.
the close prices we're n points net lower.
The volume OF business Was no. large. owing
IN ti,ridity on the part Of buyers. and total
sales amounted n 2e.iS0 bags.
Cost and freight offers were practically
unchanged from those Of "wednesday. but
buyers were not interested. a. quotations con-
,inue above p work. ing basis in fact prices
here are much under the usual parity with
Brazil ,
The spot market was Guie, and unchanged.
with Rio IS quoted at 9'.e and santos 4, a.
l0isc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
SUGAR TUTU RES.

The market for sussr futures ras active
- .,,c,u Early. the principal positions
.hcv-irc gains OF 20 10 points from the
sn.l OF Wednesday. Wall Street longs ~sre
inclined 20 liquidsts on account OF nervous
nc., over the politicsl situation. Under TINS
rrc,.u-e values lost part o. the early gam
and AZ tie close Of the dsy we're net IN
changed 10 points higher. Total SAFES Nere
ie-50 tons. Range o. priccs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
Bank of France Return.

Paris krrn i7-Ths weekly return - ts bs1s
~ y-,rcr sloas he following rnsases
Cold ln hand decreased % 0J3.0 geo tnsacs. sl'''
in hsnd decreased So 900 'rirrs no,e. L. -.
i,ti-- 10000 . go 90 '-Ancs t'rniry deoo.is
.l.rre..-I 30. 900 frsuss ssoersi dtfrss ~
-r,..sd 81 90 francs tili, discHp1'-i $1,000
1877 30 fr,nc. sIT'ncrs d-rrrs''1 s'''4''''
lAncA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
Quarters for Steel Company.

Edward j. Hogan leased 70 the Amor
icsn Steel Fxpor, Company. Of Della
oyers. the thir,iefh fcor in the Wool
worth Building towcr for term Of
ycsrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
PROVISIONS.

The provision market was Irregular early
in the day. with lard showing some hrmness.
while pork vas easy. Trading was quiet
until late in the afternoon. when prices eased
off under liquidation prompted b. the sharp
decline in grain and on account OF nervous
ness over political conditions as well a. the
shipping situation. Receipts Of hogs at
Chicago were 10000 estimated for Friday,
/ = 900 Kansas City received 5000, and
Omaha $500. PORK-Firm mess. S2t50Q
s25 family. s24ns26 short clear. s22q $50
BEEF-Steady mess. Si1.50l Sis family
si9d $50 packet, SIsGsls: extra India mess.
S2gd $50. DRESSED HOGS-Stesdy bscons.
I3i.c: $50 10. 1S'.c; 100 ID. lSEe: l4o To-,
l3s.c: pigs. llc. CUT MEATS-PieAled
bellies steady. 10 10. 49,. 4l5i.e: y 10.
15i. di5i,c: e II. l41ll,c. Pieklsd hams
stead quoted At 1872 iec. TALLON
Firm special. l0i1c. City. csc. country.
O.. dss.c LARD-Stesdy middle Vest, u 90
ml2c City lard steady; quoted al &c.
Refined lard steady Continent. l2.s5c South
America. i3.i0c Brazil. kegs. li.l0c. Com
pound quiet: quoted a. iii4 mae, STEAR-
lNE-Stesdy: oleo. llsse; city lard stearine.
IHs.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
n s. Treasury Finances.

u..,,,s,oo .pfn "a To ooodiiioe 81 ~
40 49,, T,ssur, n. dfy Sn Nsi D"s
go, f,,h ii22 80 ss io'si 'r'sffN' f-''''
~ ~, ps,nsais f2.ij5.t'. 49,. 90. 60, .,.t,.,
=. d,rslt M, t.s.l sssf Il w 1850 ~,
f.felf "A 40 5sfGts lat gsr, s,IN'"' "
Az. Caasl an1 yybIs dsu ush'~s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
COTTONSEED OIL.

Tn. marie, for cottonsced oil was dis
.u-bed bv the general nervousness over the
political situation and by fears that the oK-
port demand will be further interrupted by
me cancellation of sailinss - Rotterdam.
Prices developed weakness. and AT the close
were 20 II points net lower. Total SAFE
VOC 700 barrels Range Of price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-14
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. April IS. 1916.
BUTTER.

Recent to-day 1.O02 packages. Creamery
extras ,e2 score 81 ,m3l &c higher rcol-
ing. SsH3slsc frsts. S0'eg5.c' seeG PM
g5S,36c thirds, 32M34c. creamery. heia'
hot 36lI3siyc: frsts. BAL ft35 &c seconds
SSis6I8ic: thirds. 3ln 33c state dairy. finest.
50 ed37c good TO prime. $in 8ee common 20,
~ fair SlU82c: renovated. extras. 81 3"
sge fr,,s. 29iaQ 3Oigc. lower grades "a
2sic; imitation creamery, hrsS. 1'n SOc
.arn,ds 2ei.H2-c: lower grades. 25n Soc :
,acking stock. current make, nnest. 20 &c ::
10. .. 25isd26c: lower grades. 2i4-oc.