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THE GRAIN MARKETS.
Wheat >tronEer-weathcr Bad In
the NOrthweat.

The holders Of wheat contracts fast
erod their attention on the crop advices
from the Northwestern districts yester-
d1v. Tho tenor of these reports, in
conjunction with the in~cessant COM
plants from various winter wheat re-
g1crS. accounted for the fair sized adj
vances scored through the list. While
the speculative demand did not broaden
materially, there was a slight expan-
zion, which might have been more
r-orounced but for the feeling that the
political uncertainties were far from at
NJ end and tho holiday in all markets to-
dav.
The spring wheat markets were
Strongest during the session, their maxi
mum gain amounting to oi.c. a bushel.
TIE greater part Of this gain was intact
e. 'hc finals. Reliable authorities
ri-cd that three 20 six inches of snow
ha' ti.,cu Ia districts Of the pakotas
s"l Minnesota, and also that various
stations had rains. thus delaying seed
'rg. One crop expert said that II
Wanting operations began at once the
ao-"l.c would be cut - per cent, There
Is 4 tendency To count on an average
acrolgo reduction through the Aineri-
ran and Canadian Northwest Of at least
y nor cent.
Conservative interests in the trade were
@..',i With redgclms Their commitm"n,s
4tr."s favored better weather III the sprlns
sh,A' -",tIou uvor the week end and also
.'''rr ,rop accounts from Kanss,: SsSrssEs
TO- ram Dr. the past few days, On the other
a... ne uodscD N'"er summary was 10 me
H''r aheit state was very heavy and
tt,nn I-' were present IN sou!nern okia r,
80. . io-s If o por cent, as compared
va 'F r'uort If a month ago,
- ' r1'"~or'hy. that farm offerings Of
,n''' o.a'' arc liberal. wi,hs,a ndins the
t1}'.' ,''y prp-p"c,s, suggesting that farm
-. hlf rot released enough Of their olt
S',,',' =. .,.o"aSSr e. the ,g ana { whoa hold'"S S 9t
gu o. 4 .rs' -. under tho Chicago May
y',''''' tl'~ discount, helng the LARGEST
.rn'r' e'' Tne export ~bus'ne.s for the day
Va -'.l 90 be extremely light,
.sa.,o bu,tcl. against, tSti,op last week
sg1 90" a year ago
Cor. rhc make, was under more or less
r'.-.rr there being selling for country ac'
,II'' ni turri,er hnu'dstion III the Chicsgo
N' ~a'.lvcty leading Western houses con
TO- .ta to offer support, but prices did not
Tally mlra and the upturns IN wheat were
.,"' productive Of speculative demand. Ac
tssi ''re'n'' at interior points were no.
s.me'' doutle tina, OF = year, ago. We,
seaiHgr over a large part OF the West lee
10 '.n,h'r COMPLAINTS OF a late season. tn
sarles'IHs weather conditions. Export de
~nod for American corn IL still noted, I'M
hes.
oa's The market closed at about un
tnia!'d prices. Reports OF larger cOuntr,
o%h"riuss were received and the Interior re
10, ,,siits increased, Yesterdays total being is1,
o. m thcls, against M 40 last year: CroI
%NA's are rather mixed. Some authorltie
lay ,'r"-, on the larger screages. while other.
d, q" moro disposed 10 consider the poor see'
Pitnitd m CrrtAin districts
PROVISIONS Although speculative deman'
va slow. the provision lisa showed under
HlnE s,esdiness There 10 enough cash busi
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Tho s. I'rn california Edison Com
MAJ .,' y:fr, net earnings of ti92,l,:.
ssi 81 .,'.. 'dM + 1 Nh sarP'ns Of
Thc toI,nbjn"e.Id caTnlnss ssti,Smen, ~
the klNE- County Electric Light ~
Power company aud the Edison Electric
frst quarter Of I5lt shows gross earnings
Of ';lssols; an increa.e Of .2Sl7lo over
who" is a gain off si5.isi,'' ''''''
The subsidiaries of the United Light
and Railways Company report for tho
,s,sos,!!s on. ]incIa'aess', So, iss 81 Inter r.
,2.tsi' The United L,shi and RaiiHays
COMPANY proper reports tor. tho same
ings Of si2l.s@i '"'''' '''
The March statcmcn, Of earning of the
Cities Service Company shows gross earn
ings OF s63H, $50. Rs compared with sac
q: tor. March 1915. and net earnings OF
twelve months ended March 81 the report
comparcd Win .sa''ii.4@a, Tor The co.'s
Of s5'Iioi'ss7sg' as ]asainsi ssa'.si""'fifss"." a am q
net to surplus and rescryc of s2,925,2ga,
The Combined Statement Of earnings Of
the Rspusris hsilWay and iight cGmpany
sna ITS s.r s 5 MsT';:,,d'@cT,s M ar ?n, 4i.cl9'. e:
net earnings Of S3i,9Se an increase oi
t5l,o.4. and a surplus Of 81, ss2, an IN.
crease OF S3s62.. The report for the nrs,
quarter OF 1919 shows gross earnings OF
~Sa5s.s2l and net earnings OF siO2 3is Tn,
former was an increase or s23S.pSt and
the latter an Increase OF slS6,sS3 over In,
81 m period last year. The surplus wa,
Sl2S al. a gain of fl0l,9l5.
! The Cleveland Electric Illuminating
Company which 's controlled by the Con'
trial states Electric Corporation. report
for March. gross earnings ~ t4ic.iOS. ~
increase OF &i7,sct over the figures To-
March, 1915: net earnings OF s2O9 o6s, n,
increase OF 81 toS, and q surplus OF sl9S.
22O, "A gain or tl,+"0. For I'll. year snio5
March 81 the company reports gross earn
ings of et.ss5,b9l and net earnings 70
32,ll7,l7l,- the former being an ~increas,
Ot e2sl,9g9 aud The latter an increase -
SIS. 200 over the previous twelve month
The surplus was sl.l3J.io.. i decrease y
t5I.?7l
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UNCERTAIN TREND
IN COTTON MARKET
Operations Chiefly Confined
to Evening Up Engage
mcnts Over Holiday.
MORE ACREAGE REPORTS

Tension over the possibility Of a
trclk with Germany was responsible
for 4 somewhat fevcrish undertone In
cotton yesterday. Fluctuations were
nv, wide, hut there was a tendency TO
even M commitments on both sidcs OF
.hc market. This produced more or
less irregullrity without affecting
,f.,cs materially. Another cold wave
10 forecast for the Western belt. with
Frost in northern Oklahoma and the
northern portion OF west Texas. This.
however. was hardly a factor.
The close was practically unchanged
Sr.u the final prices Of Wednesday. All
cotton markets. will be closed until Mon
dav. and Liverpool will remain closed
NTH Tuesday. There was consldera-
bic discussion Of the possible effect upon
M market In the event of a break
with Germany. No one appeared to be-
llrye that tho influence would be pro-
-ounced. Liverpool cabl-d that I'm the
even, OF hostilities between the United
S,aies and Germany. 1t was very
douhtful II their market would decline
even Il there was IA break here. The
,eason given for the probable main
,on,rce OF prices at Liverpool was the
scarcity Of ocean freight.
The usual week end figures were mol
made public yesterday and will not h,
,uhlIshed until Monday morning. The
into sight. however. Is estimated al
$4,000 bales tunQfiiciaD against 1871
0o1 bales last year.
Another preliminary report OF tho
watkins Bureau was made public yes
terday by +. ". Richman 4 60. u
n,,oed the increase in acreage at IS pei
cent. and estimated n decrease OF II
nor cent. in the use OF fertilizer. lnas'
much as fertilizer sales are reported b.
the leading companies at an increase OF
20 70 30 per cent. more than last year
49, figures OF the Watkins Bureau are
no, likely to receive much ~credence.
Trading yesterday was Largely OF q
professional character. with operation
confined chiefly 10 transfers or ione
commitments in near months 10 inc ia''
positions.
-l ~
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Consolidated EScha nge.

Toward the Close YESTERDAY tho market
ON tho Consolidated stock ESchansc eN-
perituttl ire guar reactions mo tone
earlier had d!sp aged Improvement,
r-urib,, Siocl Was the most active stock,
nearly II 600 shares changing hands. It
opaucl al 6sk. one point above Its. closing
mic on Wednesday. and sold as high q.
SgTs hut Il then declined to sl'., closing
a, s.'. The initial quotation for Baldwin
was sPN ~ points hightI
Than - closing the night before. l. al
vanc,t another point 10 90N ana then re
acted, with Its low So. II closed. how
Cycr. At 90.
Uuited states steel Common opened at
So. mp -. ~ a point After touoh.ng So
II declined TO Nlhs hut u closed - IL
opening igure, one Of tho strongest S'ncks
was Reading, IT. advance being helped hy
renewed reports that a satisfactory set g.
ment OF the controversy between the an
thracite operators and miners would soon
! be- announced II opened az SSig, = OF a
noint above its closing price on Wsdn'~-
hay. and from there advanced 10 $40 II
! closed at >iAs
International Mercantile Marine shares
were also decidedly firm Tho preferred
opened at 1874. up = OF a point from
"Wednesday, sold as high as 75ss, reacted
to 73l and closed at itfs Industrial
Alcohol was exceptionally weak selling as
how as lilis and closing a li:'s, against
| an carly high OF l4S
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IRON AND STEEL MARKETS.
Rail Mills Arc Overw heImcd with
Inquiries.

The rail mills AZ. overwhelmed Wit in
quiries for light, stsndard and heavy sec
lions u l. rather a question OF avoiding
han o! touring new business. Tonnage
Ikou yesterday specifically reported
. uHuut.I ., about 5000 tons. The de-
H.t ID FOR export WAS also larger, with
.ttrII now inquirl,s ~ liberal tonnsEes,
prospective orders are being duplicated.
Vhhc some Of them are heing split SO tha'
o. j. difficult to trsc, their origin. Most
" h. Inquiries. however, are fvf France,
hV' there are still some inquiries for
Great Britain and Italy, J. j. Morgan a
GO. ask for prices on an tmi ton
I.tgs of special .tcel making iron for *.
pHrt TO France. ana other Inquiries for
French steel interests amour; 20 about
Tia are smiled one Of IN. newer ones
amounts 10 1900 tons. Total Inquiries
az, for about 100, 900 tons % beSs,msr
u Wts reported Yesterday thai the Della
ware steel and ordnance Company. which
has taken over the nlant ~ the Dlamond
state. ~'""l company. has been rnduccd
by Philadelphia Interests. The 5000. 900
pected llr' operations will no resumed
There g. IN active demand for blue an
ntt.cl anu electrical sheets In the central
West ANA he tone OF ihc market l.
stronger stool rl''es are also di'icult
20 H.s u..tr .' 80 g. a iJuai ~ tho
eastern '"' N' .'.'s.grC base. hut Il IS
made IN 'A. |.rfrIl Nr-i. These couces-
-'HH-. hpN'Nci rrpbnh.y r"li', 20 Old con
'rr's. Additional s4i,s Of in pltfc have
t.'n made fni . port nm the basis OF -
r'r base boz. q .frcut prices are no" the
Alehcs; Ia the p tory % the Industry.
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H SUGAR MARKET.
Futures StrOng-C1Osc with Gains
Of 3 20 II POiuts.

Interest in tho sugar market has hrosdened
materially The local market, for sue Ar
futures was active yesterday. with opera
tons in all the positions cHtrrt April.
Prices were sirons and Al new hlgh levels.
At the close OF the day prices showed net
gains OF 3 to u points. Total sales were
ll,SO tons
The fact tha, the market will lie closed
to-day and Ia. morrow and the absence OF
new business IN the spot market had "A
tendency to check business TO some cNtcut,
but sentiment WAS decidedly bulli-h and the
trade at large va impressed hN repeated
statements that " der present conditions OF
'rauspnrta ON ana liberal purchase ~ 'uh'
for forci-n artDarf there j. N'ir urntt.
hllity of the Importation INTO ih' intel
states more than kucpIn- pace with the re-
qulrencuts of domestic re"ners
In the los al spot market a holiday SPIRIT
prevailed and IN the absence Of new hu-inr--
pri,e- were unchanged At risc Tor iHnt'
cost and fI,lsht, equal to olic. for "culriI
gal o. test duty paid.
The refined market was very frn. WIN
prices unchanged at - TO 800 Tor me-
grsnulaied Future, prices follow:
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CITY BONDS SELLING WELL.
offered 20 Public by the Purchas-
ing s~yndicates.

The syndicate headed by Kuhn Loeb
& Co. William \. Read 4 co. ana KID
der, Peabody & Co. which obtained
practically all OF the $4,000 900 New
York city so year ~ per cent. bonds al
the public sale Wednesday. IS Offering
them on approximately a i.i0 per cent
basis AT 1881. II WAS said AZ the offices
OF one OF the syndicate banking houses
yesterday that the issue was going well
u view of unsettled conditions resultirs
from the submarine controversy.
Solomon Bros a Iiutzlcr, who OBJ
tained a majority OF the si5.0 900. 900 Is
year serials at the same sale, have dis
posed OF all ~ the 1917 and 1918 ma
turtles and are Offering the remainder
or the following basis: 1919 to yield
3.15 per cent. 1920 To yield $50 pei
cent 1921. $50 per cent 1922 TO 1881
4 per cent. inclusive.
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THE METALS MARKET.
some Producers Askins zoe. for
July Copprr.

Coprer developed a S'ronr,r tone ,,.
ternav' as most - the odt .o's offered Av
previous day. There vas l'so ,one ,1i,
rrov"mert IN ~" demand from iomes,,
gr2nsiiners Tor July. August AMI september
quoted. but July wss difficult . rurch g..
ahdrT ~, iri soine producing Interests
fourth quarter of the year there were Few
s"'ers under :,i.c and some were asking
Wire drawers advanced prices ahou, e
a pound The. tenant was active and At
an G,ose o. the Dag 'nanu,ac'arers vere
over the next four months. There was
w. demand from abroad 'u, American
ss,e,GtT9iytie az London Wa again M q. %
high, on sro, and Il up on futures IL
p"r,S rep2g.ed yesierday were ony ia
i"..ng the week ended April 10 foreign
,.i'n@n's MHre,;iS, tom AND since 'he
A.'au.lc ports ONLY since April i hsyc been
a':ip tons II ,'pper. go tons Of matte and
2's' tons Of &c.
Th" london Meta Exchange closed 4,
'.Hu yo-t"rIt. ~ observance Of tho Ess.or
900 .!'NH and "ii remain closed uu,i! Tues
rn Wa III, bu, s,oad!or in the locs,
nllrk"' amt lightly frmcr a, l.oadso,
Spot, tin - Sew York W.. auo,ab!o at Soc.
Juno At 45N.c. August sep;ember drilverle,
from hi straits we're qu9tah'e a. l3A,c.
=" iii.. There were no further arriN a.
80 'r-ri state, ports bur four or nvc
Stca nshlp~ arc now due from the ElSt
Indies AMI from ,outo The London
market vs. los. higher on spot at fl9s 10
STANDARD Vas up los ON spot and s.. on
futIrrs, but the Singapore market broke
[. los. WITH sales OF zoo tons at tle7 los.
Z, ! ( London equivalent.
Lead was more freely offered ana lower
Will Nti'c demand. spot. Apr,l and May
shipments we've offered ut 7i?C. at East
81. l"u'a. white tho New York market was
easier a -. to ~. for the same post.
tons. The London market advanced Is
on spo' ard loF m futures % t3i i.s. ii
for s''f aud f}t is. for futures,
Spcit"r VIa again heavy and .omewha'
weak, especially for July and third
quartz shipment. Spot and AprIl ship.
,nents vo.c s,mpa,hetically caster al rs, e
MAY Wa p4u'ah'c at l>'.c.. June a. ITigc
and 1u!y aI it".c Third Guar'or deliver
kct Wis unchanged
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mill at that point. Nothing has been

mill at hat point. Nothing has been
done up to this time.
The demand for wire products. o.
peclaily for wire nails. has increased m
the central West. az consumer eNu'c'
an advance in prices In the near future
SOME sales Of wire nails are reported
TO ave been made AT 10 cents a k"L
over the official price Of the American
steel and Wire Company. This COM
parry continues unusually Conservative
and will make no advance in prices II II ~
possible to avoid such action.
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SAVED S23, 900 SNOW BILL.
H%arttgan's Men Measured Carts

Commissioner Hariiean OF the Bureau
Of Weights II Measures has rero-ted 20
Mayor Mitchell that during the past win
,er the city was protected against a loss
Il approximately $4,000 by the organi-
cation OF dying squads Of inspectors 10
check measurements while the contract
ors' carts were hauling SNOW,
For example, IN the storm OF Mlrch
! IN remeasuremcnt uf nlore tina 1000
trucks, ninety were found TO be altered
The tota! reductions made on these
trucks amounted to 1926 cub yards.
or "A saving OF Sl163.09.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

rcrlman Rim syndicate participants ro.
ceivcd checks ON Wednesday for their
share OF The pronts IN the syndicate Tho
ing out Of the original ~allptu"nts.
The Penn Marine and Ordinances cast.
ings Company, Inc. has DICTATED a IrsA.
',r quuricriy dividend 90 s. q shlrr and
- cents cara. payable May ! ~ stock vi
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%C0TT0NSEED OIL.

The list was again nrin. with moderate
advances scored. on light buying credited
to rei,.ers and shorts. Spot oil Is well held
and consumers are paying about the high.
est prices on record. New crude oil for
October shipment Is quoted at SIC. nomi
nal. at which price the local market Is 10
TO Is. points under a hedging basis. There
VIII be no session on the New York Prod
ucc Exchange to-day or tomorrow.
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Two Exchange seats Sold.

Two seats on the Stock Exchange were
posted yesterday for transfer, each at
SOL 900. That IT Francis +. Robins Is
TO be transferred to Arelay King and
that of John p. Branch to Walter
Roesler. Robert u. Mellick and Rober;
c, Mellick have been elected members o.
the exchange.
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pA'IliC pow. = i!.u! 60.
nkI MI

PTttFtNN.O TIH'N ITNIIINn No. 81.
The regu tr quarter 4NI4pnd Of ans
and thr'' four'hs ,iN,c-b per cent. has
beer. declared IN rho FRI trrred stock OF
PACIFIC POWER ~ LIGHT COMPANY
for the quarter ending Ape, 80, 1918. nav
abe May l. 1917 O. ,togkhn't'rs of record
at the close OF business on Apri! "a 1915
4 2 slMMERsON. Tfcnsurer
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CHICAGO. Apri

CHICAGO. April 20 tone Of the mar
kei was rather heavy. Stew Art Warner com
mon and sears Roebuck declined a point esch
and American S~hipbuildlng lost ? points on
small lot sales. commonwealth Edison sold
up u Swift no were firm In the bond market
The summary.
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Prev.
.t~AA

N no,n,s htgher: middli ne Il? Toe. southern
sno, markets as officially reported were nn'
,,sSc. Galveston, 2Sjc; Savannah. NE;
Memphis, i-c.: Augusta. li.75c.: Houston
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. April 20 Mining stocks met
further losses to-day. Copper Range declined
Calumet and Arizona q and North Butte
Ia. United states Smeltins common was
especially weak. The m
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THE PITTsBURG MARKET.

PTTrSRt RIG April u declines were gen
oral N tho stock market her, Westinghouse
AR Brake los, . points and Window Glass
Machine a point Co'umhia Ga and Pure
on were Z. lower. The mmar
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, April 20 Prices IN gen.
eral were unchanged. 4 few issues showed
about evenly divided PhilaielphIa Electric
was up i. York Railways sold OF = The
- IA =,
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New or,ean. marke, closed steady
Omen High-Low- Clos.

The Liverpool market opened quiet. There
VA a quiet business IN spot cotton, WIN
ritdlins : points decline at 7>ad sales, syn
bale: receipts, $3.50 bales-all American
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TONS tn lao ynIlpI hy M, Illinois Steel
Coup,ry. 10 ooo tons nv tho Iacka-
wanna steel Comnanv and 1000 tons by
the bethlehem. s,.ci rnunany
r,. ,,,a,, %. ,.a., .,,,,,o. <,
,o,irr 49, 80, - ~ q. 49,
usually active Among ,Se contract.
ncndin. arc % ooo Locs n, raiIroad
srItos for rho R,I,,,rorc am, Ohio and
"a ooo Loys ,,c, ,n, ,ho cSos,ne,Ic ,,d
ohio and Norfo,k and Western
s,.o, h,,,,,,. 49,, ..o,..,o,. ne.
1.-Two a., ,na r,s,or, ,a,~or, ,,na-o ,om
.a,,. - - - .
e. ' 'e ~
s,.n,n. -
,,a,,,.r.. ,-,,h,,, "c u.,..."s va m"N
Co., -. ." - - o.
60 10, hnu - ~ u. 49,. ~"
artrnu -, 20 - 80 s'
go,
.,a,n" - 20 ,
~. -" " -" ""
"' ~
~. .. ,.,-.
nnn We
-. '-a - n"
s",P.. y " 80
,or 30 u' 10 nits", 10 s'.
c,o,.,.s .no 80 S,..a
pa.,. TO-" - ,r.' 81. ons
49,. ,or - s.,e,i ~
AZ, o".e. 49,,
Cn,, ~" ~ ''' ""' ''"'"s
-.
por,ed 70 have n,,ced an order so- seven
small bridges. recurring 500 tons Of
structural s,eaI. With an ,,depenac,,
fabr,cator. The road has mn, on, IN.
uuiries for two additional snan. ~cai,iny
| for 100 tons Of structural sh,res TIRE
| New Haven and the Nav Work Ca,,r,,
each have , puuher ~ .u,u ,,o,,r,.s
| for bridyework r.ouirinr several hun.
bred tons Of steel In 70 aggregate.
s,ruction OF a viaduct over thc Michi-
gan Central, Iehlch Valley Ard one
Canadian road IN the Niagara r. Us ..c-
ton. About 500 tons of steel VIII Ice
used.
s
Numerous small orders for mauufac-
turing plant extensions have been p'aced
in the Eastern territory, running from
10 TO II tons each. The General Elec-
trio Company will re1ulre about 500 tons
for Improvements nj Schenectady A he.
atre TO h. constructed AT New Haven.
Conn. will re1ulr. 600 tons Of s,-ucturaI
shapes. whila tho Union By-pr,duc,s
Coke oven at EuTalo VIII REQUIRE 1000
tons of structural steel The cors.ruc-
ton Of Wolf Hall AT Delaware College.
e""", ~, '"'' l"r i'v IONS OF
80" ~ ..u'r - I,po,Ieu " nave
e'"' u Nv A'"'''"" h''"s' COMPANY
Car shops have paced a few addt-
tlofaI orders for steel bars, plates and
shapes win millH In the central West
co na ,na =" r"uu'f
company Is on the point ~ closing fnr
2'foo tons OF bars and shapes with mills
IN TINS country. Very rev rev orders
tor cars are beng placed The n
toMm Sn'et anu ! upc oH.pah mas WIN
"
Tho American Manganese Company
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am prepared to accept
Cash bids for the following:

No Of
shares. Name Of Company and Location.
los Rutherford National Bank. Rutherford.
y ].
Is Rockland County Trust Company.
"a uoSar, Trust Company. Passaic. y. !
,O5 Dundee Textile Company. Preferred,
35a Dundee Textile Company. Common,
pass,ir, y. j
II NJ. Engineering & supply Co. Pssssir'
y j.
loh Passaic Lumber Company. Passaic. y. J
~ Carlton Realty Company. Rutherford, NJ
- BlauNclt Wiley Paper. Mfg Co. Ere
icrrrd. Paterson 4 N CITY.
IS Blsu,clt-W Wiley Paper Mfg Co. Common
Paterson 4 y. Y. cry.
40 Brighton Mills, Prcfcrr,t. Psssaic. y. q!
- brighton Mills. Common. Passaic. N
The Two last nsned carry with them I'M
right to subscribe before April 2sth to an Ia
crease In the Capital stock. -
ESTATE OF WILLIAM MckENZiE'
II. VI. LADn. Executor.
10 Park Avenue,
Rutherford. y. J.
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Interior receipts and stocks:

Exports yesterday were ll.0se bales TOTAL
thus 's- this season, 4:76 ,o7a bales. Total last
Va.1n, ..0l5,6i. bales.
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n. u 4. N bids 10 Liverpool were: NAY
r"r.; July. l.c.: October. i..Dc.; January
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BONDS
THE BALTIMORE R *

BALTIMORE. April %. Dawson Chemical
gained ~ and Arundel Sand and Gravel a
point. Baltimore Tubr lost ~ OIL stocks
were steady The summary;
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Car shops have placed a few add,-
tional orders for steel bars, plates and
shapes with mills in the central West
and the Canadian car and Foundry
Company is on the point ~ closing fnr
400 tons of bars and shapes with mills
IN this country. Very few rev orders
for cars are being placed. The Youngs-
tow Sheet and Tube Company has with
drawn "A recent inquiry FOR $50 cars.
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Numerous small orders for manufac-
turing plant extensions have been placed
in the Eastern territory. running from
10 to II tons each. The General Elcc-
trio Company will require about 500 tons
for Improvements N schenectady. A he
atre to be constructed AT New Haven.
Conn, will require GOO tons OF structural
shapes. while the Union By-prcduc's
Coke oven at Huralo viii require 1000
tons of structural steel The corstruc-
ton of Wolf Hall AT Delaware College.
Newark, Del, calls for 10 tons OF
steel, The order Is reported to have
gone 10 the American Bridge Company.
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The Eastern steel Company recently
to6h an option on the property Of the
Glasgow and rottstown iron companies
at pottstown. intending to build u rolling