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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-06
TILE GRAIN MARKETS.
wheat lrregular-sel1tnS
Political reports.

Considering tire tone OF the aiVices
having to do with the wheat trade the
market gave "A fairly good ACCOUNT OF
itself. While there were fa,r losses
registered early. there was a rally iate'.
chief factors against the marnet
vcre the rol,.ical uncertainties and the
~ont;nuat Of very favorable weather
through the grain country. AS FAR as the
German reply il concerned. the majority
Interested In tho MARKET preferred 10 con-
Strue L as unsatisfactory, TINS IWp'e9e'o"
having been strengthened by thr cary
stump In the stock market, hht IN" iee,-
ing OF pcseimism WAS slowly uiSPe.Ieu
Al any rate, there were many "ho hc'h
% The view that the American-,'efhlah
SITUATION had been Temporarily VIZ
r,urted and that It remained to be seen
whether A break would actually occur
4 wide diversity of opinion preNalleu
- to tho nrohahle effect OF a severance
Of relations With Germany. some en-
pn-,.rs asserted that there would DC
iaot!c conditions Tor many days foI!o"-
irr the rupture and that the read,us'-
ment Of financial and other CONDITIONS IN
The country would tell against the leveis
OF wheat values. on the other hanu II
was said that any disturbance resulting
from a break with Germany would cause
re,.ion % food prices IN this country
and IN no WAY fFSlTl'A 'NtN'fN'
y..w WAS that the German !rtern'd YES
.ais here would he utilized. The fe"i'ng
a, many quirte.s was that the trade
.nou'd ava, Developments in the general
political affairs.
TNc-e vp~ more - '-~s -lpror' rNen -
.hc is' by prominent speTIItut. ihrr, r
.b,VIry ou MONDAY. These operator pc
.Isyo thst IN winter wheat CROP PROSPECTS,
Viii not o" hrutci a.. mHrH" sn'n ,ncyy,b
.At g. - F.H a. .FAf a. NN.fNN Ia 1lA'AAAA
and 49, 600 600 a wear ago: ana aso th.'
rne .uogn' = spr'ne n.nlfh'.s tni rSnn,--
IT, tv.-aec st recent wears. Ideal "e"ir~r
r-..ai..4 through ~" country y','"flf1
ur.-l.ou, i0 me American 49, '''taian
>n-thWc.' NJ" -uti.'s ~ ..'.'
par.ue~ w~'a'Ae- IN ~" NHL'hWts, - W.,
against further invasion u ne gree, n"s
GkiaAoms md Kansas from this pes, has
r. cypi-, situation va. rot, changed.
nuyins continuing sh, and NV ~
~ e. ro-,. ,-om North America in the
~, v..k v.-c pa0ro61 bushels again
T. 10000 a wear ago since July. ! nc -.
80, i.,s yea- Argentine Exports sine.
| I'm IN total 5000. 900 bushels. against
! 90 too 20 Ia, year. emp4a,!iins the 'car'
corn-The genera comr's-ion hous.
a. ,rc session ne market was u small
d~o.lire. political tlyiccs favorable
Wr'ther condut1rs for planting. lower
'oreisn markets 9ni.'he acton o. ~he.,
f-om speculative quarters country .cll,
i,r 4. f.ir. mt no decided pressure hetoT,t
tne .omrl'''on o. p,,S""rrss Netk vsr,
! np,y $4,000 bushels since july ;. cx.
p"i,s irtsl % Zoo, ono, against S.ooo'oo'
os,.-Tne Ch'scass My ssnyerH T.'
go. and ro,i rrNn news. There va
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-06

The report OF the American Beet sugar
Company for the year ended March -.
1915. was the most favorable that the
company has made in I'VE Years, IL not
in all its history. and fully luStliieS the
placing Of the stock on "A Il per cent,
per annum basis by the directors of the
company at a recent meeting Incident
ally Il was interesting to note that the
estimates as 10 what tho company would
EARN during it's fiscal year just ended,
made when the stock was advancing
from 81 to -. were not exaggerated. AZ
that time IL was said tina III" company
would earn around 90 per cent, on it's
common stock, and Yesterday report
showed earnings Of 1917 per cent. on
tn" against N6f IN the year
ended March 81, 1915. Tn" larges'
amount that the company ever earned
ON i,s common stock between tho years
ended March 81. 1871, and March ~,
1919, was 1880 per cent, IN W.. ~
lHlA the earnings on tn" common dropped
to . 20 DER e.
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R INTELLIGENCE.

United States Coa., snd ocodetic Survey.
STANDARD Time
MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises. 4 20 sun sets % 50 Moon sc,sii:::
nlon WATER rms DAY.
sandyH'k. 10 is Gov.IA..i o.i5 H%.iiosci5..o
Low WATER THIS DAY.
sandyHk. .i25,Gov.Isi...5 o5 Hell Gate. ga
Arrived FRIDAY. Mag 5.
IS Finland, SD p NJ. Liverpool. April ~.
IS Ducs di Geneva, $50 \ NJ, Naples.
April 10.
s. Iltoms.. A. NJ. 81. N,saire, April -.
= st stephen. ::n A. N, HUI. April Is
- rsparoa. 1870 y NJ, London. Arril -.
IS N%isr.tia, 4. " Barry. April is.
SS Verdi, $40 p NJ. RIO ~tsneiru, April Is
ssPnar del RIO, $50 i N, Cardensa.
S oiaf. 80 r. NJ. TURK. Island. Apr,r -
ssc1,y OF Mexico. s:lb r. N. Nueir1sA.
- Bayonne .s:n p ". rro.rcsc. April ..
- lnrcroysl. Gij 4. ". Halifax. May :
= luIii, 100 a NJ Msyasues. April -.
IN '.r Duyn. noon. csibarier. May
- Black Prime. New Orleans. April -
: VI o~idcnto. Galveston. April -
- p,inse-s Anne. Norfolk. May T.
- Thcrts Boston. MAY
Rark Nsshon,. Bueuos Ayrcs. Feb. q
Bark storesrtund. Liverpool. March IS.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
50 Crcti". at Genoa
SAILED o NEW yoHK
- Monterey from Vera Cru,
$ NeNtco from Nassau
: Nrtlpiu. from NNtu.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

James BROWN OF the Arm ~ Brown Bros
- has been elected 4 trustee OF this
I'n,on Trust Company ~ New York 10 MI
q vacancy.
An Interesting booklet why to Guy
Public rtll!ty Bonds' has lust been issued
,,r fr,c distribution TO investors by Liz
r.tt. HiChborr & Co, 81 Broadway,
4, the annual meeting OF Allis-Chalmcr.
Manufacturing Company Grayson Mp
Nurnhy, president OF tho Guaranty
rus, Company, and Charles r. Pnster OF
milwaukee were elected directors To al
,,rancics caused NV tho resignation q,
ga, lp hst and william q. Potter. Oihcr
directors were reelected
The resignation Of \ J NoNhan az presi,
dent OF tho Aetna Explosives Company VI,
sccericd yosi"r'iN ls directors a. once
,~lec,iur him a. chairman. II s.. kinhs'I
presiirnt ~ tho American Zinc, Iead and
Smel,ing Company, was elected president
10 MI Nv. Moxhan's plsrs, Mr., EimhAi
viii continue In both cmccs,
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II is seldom that one would expect Il
tip on a stock 20 make good on a day
like yesterday. but Railway Steel Spring.
which has been generously tipped for u
rise throughout the financial district for
the last few days, came into its own
yesterday and closed at ~, 4 gain of
81. points over the previous close. In
fact, the manner in which the stoCh
acted was not unlike its performance
Of last year. when it advanced from ~
10 - on war orders which never seemed
TO materialize. aside from the fact tina,
there Is known to be a strong bull poo
operating in the stock. the earnings OF
the Railway Steel Spring Company have
been improving considerably Of late ow-
ing TO the heavy buying Of equipment by
the railroads.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

srTrEE-Market declined l.. ~ve...r.
"a Receipts were light. bu' considerable
s-k "as IN accumulation from the dss
hi9-e. R.vers ;ook hold spa-!nElv and in.
VOICES NJ Increasing supple to come
fused al hands TO operate with caution.
= -H.' Renovated n .adls- qu!e;.
p, hiHc sock easier. H-ceipt- s.s7s
- kaE,s Prices: cr-smery. eN'-as. 2:
s07e. ~ higher scoring 52i7 a 3D. 4.
- 3l.c seconds. stGsos thirds.
pine = choice. s:g So. STATE dairy.
,1,,,: si,a a o.. sood to prime sSa?ic.
r.-ent make. as AZ; ~. e. :sa:s,.c
,rHEE>E-Mhrk~. continued rrn Oh Old
cheese. which = now IN 'irh, supply, EN.
p-r'sgs have taken the aest a the avail
80 200 l. >eV vle~, IN moderate
..pr.y ant s.s";, n"se5 a i,tr,y ac,i,e
Esre.V's. iSt boxes. r.. -: Fis'.
oo rel and Nni's .pe.tss -
r. sya las, 10; chrdi1rs. ha'l specials
i'i.e god 20 HHe. l7aI7ac twins. hs!i
sre a.. l'i. Tls.c good to fancy. I'm
-, Du-esrsd.- he'd. hgi7. fre-h.
'iH g. -, Ml- On sin. twins, held, iS'. o
l'A. a'rr'e d%,'sie-, he'd. $40. double
.n'. he'd, la. Young AmeF.eas he'd
Ge-,. current make. NaliAc... lower
gsa"s. tuiDisc.
r-il~-Fr. Northern stock continued
I'm 8 .g.l ~ !. a i7c. advance south
E.N4r rNHNfl moro lErtEIAh1ls ~
eaA,,r ami we're weaker D!r,iss and
'-s>s. ftyo become plentiful and wes
90 freely - sIightly over price:
Nat~s white ,ggs dIll aud declining
s,..,t w.. '.''i. s. 49, sr.,.. IN
10 a.-,., nag: 10, 'f I. Ia rag 10. isa
ie ,Ae.ks isdI'c., nearby henner'
,h.''' -ta;'e; hrn"T. !'a5'Hc'.
!iss.sr1 aud Baltimore. good 70 fancy
. 1880 Western and southern ala 2:c'
tH,.. b. y 500.
1--WE roUITGY-Eicv.n cars wer. un
.o.a,4 yesterday and two we're he'd OF
'fk Trading vas l'rnt and the feeiini
a. el.'e- although receivers undertook
- - -.i.r. Tor fow,-. me established
d.. -p, .,.- were abou' steady a. Thurs
orr prices. except dueks and geese. .whicF
+. accumulation AMI very SLOW. Fo"''
''4t3l.c.. roost"rs. l3c t4rke>s, -.
!; .ass!hSoorins. soc.
bll.ssrD POl1TRY-str'kss ny Fem
7 ''"' tHi these we're smaIl'r thdi
'..s demand Vas moderate a. 1hu9s
CAV. pr 's, hu, in some cases pricei
~ .i-40a to move the goods. Higl
.'h,. .a.. greatly limited n" demand
I'N. ,, loaned IN fairly veil broli
- moro rI"nt!ful hat sold a. unchanse
I Frozen poultry continued str"n'
. .s7' supply Pr!eos: Dr..s,i turkeys
~ ~ r'ns "ga to'n, dry pi.ked' "a
= &c., corn 'oI. lsd zoe fowls, !;
: u.. t-y picked, Western. so his. an
..r to 's",: - " ~ - to ~ Los.
30 30 los, lNdlSi.c,, Western
't : lha. and uv'-, 2lleo.; ~,
:, lbs auG under, ~ ulsc.
~. sqHso, pf.me wh.i"; !!
3. -, box, i. 70 = MS, 81 S?c.
cor" 't. fancy, .tu-sig".. rh.Ckcns, !
- .. ..'t 9.t ~ to aE N. .7A,g 4
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ton: fair tomorrow, modcrt" s"uther'!
winds.
For Sew 1erscv oud eastern rcnns,l-
'iui'. tair ard warmcr today. fair TO-
morrow. moderate southcrly winds.
For western New York. partly cloudy 10
daf. warmer IN west portion; fair TO NOR
row. moderate southwest Winds. -
NlW YORK. Nav Moderately low
pressure prevailed Yesterday over tho axe
s''u. The middle, At,antic states ana
generally wcst Of the Rocky Mountains
tui there was NO definite storm formation
ur general rainfall
Tho centre % tho principal area OF hish
pressure was over She Guif states. causing
higher temperature IN the MISSISSIPPI
valley.
showers occurred on the Atlantic coast
and Tn the lake region. but
genera ~ fair weather prevailed.
- vas cooler IN the Atlantic ana eaT'
Gulf states and warmer IN most othcF
sections.
The only freezing temperatures were In
a small part OF th- southwest. a..
~ this city showers occurred IN the
ear'y morning. clearing IN the afternoon.
cooler. Wind. fresh northeast TO northwest;
Corrected O. read to sea level, az ; y VI
The ,emrsra,urr IN 'h's city YESTERDAY,
a. recorded by tho o%filI.I thermoineter, Is
shown IN the annexed table:
ioiS t'l5I nt6 1919:
I'M IS -, or. M....5t, -.
. NJ so 5o'i2 Mid . 80 1O'
Highest tom pera;ure, 61'. at 5 20 Z. NJ.
Lowest temperature. 81. at csc s.. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-06
SEES BUG PERIL TO WHEAT.
.NoJcrn Ntii~r" Reports Danger
In Oklahoma aud Kan

CuIc,Go. May 1.-The Modern Miller
cron outlook "Grren bugs exist In scat
,ercd areas Of oklahoma IN wheat and
oats. Danage apparent II light. There
IS a serious green hug irfostation in
IN, southcru ter % counties in Kansas.
With injury to both wheat and oats.
Parasites are present and will control
me situation II weather is warm, Where
hugs exist in limited numbers yields are
cut down.
kansas ard oklahoma fields gen
er,lly look promising, Texas will pro-
luce 20 per cent. OF a normal crop. Ne
rssha prospects are good. with some
hin fields reported In tho sof, wheat
areas. There Is no improvement 20 re-
port
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nlted Fruit.

United Fruit was one OF the strongest
stocks In the list yesterday, closing with
q gain OF 9ae points over Thursdays
final prices. II also sold a. the highest
point IL has touched this year. the new
top being 1891, which is within IS,
points OF the high OF ls3 reached last
November. United Fruit yielded only
u OF a point from Thursdays fual price
at It's low ttgure yesterday. when II
sold AZ AZ. The strength OF the stock
IL due to the knowledge that the
American international Corporation.
which recently bought heavily OF In
ternationsl Mercantile Marine. was also
a purchaser OF United Fruit shares on
a considerable tcalc. Aside from this.
the company Is known to be ~eIjoyiug
large earnings. Much of yesterday
buying was said to have come from
Boston. where United Fruit has always
had an active market.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

BAY RIDGE MIDDLErOWS COMr\<y
Of NifdlstoWu, = Y. WHOM W.. iu..,-.
pord'ei on February -, lGlo v!'N raplt,r
stock $50 00n. 20 drvr.pp real estate tr
RAJ Ridge, BROOKLYN. H'r1 . p|~'t4ar f..
bankruptcy here with 'HhiIfios s.. aN.
and assets ~ So, consisting of ~uui'. I'm
real estate IN Br ridge s. oGo. Ella w,
t'I. AMI cIsh IN hAuh so. Tho -cgr
estate consists ~ apartment houses Nl.
- ari - p1rks!ir avenue. vhi-N -
mor'raCed fpr q large amount FRANK
hdrding is president, Among tho
creditors are IN" Orange County TrI,'
COMPANY, 5000. W~DNtnthu'E sa,Irr.
Nsnk. $500 occurred. Vrottlvr T~i.t
Company, Sl,5l2, secured. Edwin y Van
Na'konhursh, sl,o3', louie Gold. tlu21.
WALTER : McALLASrFR, salesman. W
80 West l0ith s'ree', o'"d a pcfi .I.u iu
hihkruptr! WITH lih' i'ies $50. AND
No assrts. Mos ~ tho liabilities arc 'r,
rcnt. Among the creditors ne WiliH,1
Waldorf Aston ~ london. NilT ON ,
Judgment obta'noi 90 Npril IT,, 1905 7
Kennedy. $500. and Ms katherine
poolcy, 500
DAVID RIpENA>-, petition IN Narp
rur'cy has been sled ~aFHius' Dp,if RI To
man, shoe dea'or, NJ 90 Pro.per ave
ruc. nv these creditors MctrppnIt,u
shoe toWpnuv, '"Ei. T. ~.Hrrer
shoe company So, sri Harry Lyons,
t,b
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-06
IRON ANIL STEEL MARKETS.
Numcrous >w,u InIuirira for Re-
rot ~ DiIlets.

There are uu .Hrous small Inquiries Tor
-crnlInr bill, Is. -unning from 400 - 1000
ION. each and ger inquiries for forging
billet, anountiH. 70 nearly 10000 tons.
I'm, frw sales have resulted thus far. Raj
sales reported are merely echoes Of bust 70
nos. previously transacted and lust coming
~, mo surface Demand for lisNt sections,
however, continues active, Railroads. have
pl,r.d more bridge contracts calling Tor
! ZOO ,pns, ro'nd ~clsr"her". aud rdit'iouqi
Fabricated orders placed for miuufac'urluE
plant ,Ntcuslon
lig iron h. ql,c' 'cmporri s. hui .oN"ril
nrdors have hccu PLACED Ni'h"u' open com
%nc,i,iun. Bn" ale Of 10 ,n0U ton, htsscmor
/, reported for export, Negotiations CON
rinue actively on 20. 900 bcsscner ana IN
$1,000 tons low phosphorus FOR Frsncr and
Japan respectively.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

fU" T-cn 70 llncr E.pasnc. sau..s TO-
tff for Euf i'ttN. 1910 Htkc mall. losing
land. Italy. Eg Ut Greece. British India,
British Iia' Nfri.s, sam. Malta, Gihral-
tar. tos'nu. straits settlements, Dutch
ETs' Indies. West Australia and Persia.
To-" lttiitr u1cr casertp. ealing Tues
day fpr Iruot, viii take mai. closing a.
: 30 A. v, 'nr Italy, Euin,nit, Svttzcr-
land aui G-rc.e.
Tho Ho''iId-A America liner Ryndari,
sailing Monday for Falmouth and Rot,er-
doiu. wifi take mall. closing at $50 \. NJ.
f-r Great Britain. ireland, Belgium. tho
Netherlands. switzerland, Russia and
south Africa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-06
THE ROCKVILLE RAILROAD BRIDGE
COMPANY.
~" ksa .,mn,nk '"m mn '""

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVES 'haf Eleven
GA OF the above described bonds wcr.
this day drawn for redemption ~ accord
an. with III. requirements Of Article ~
OF the Trust Mortgage. numbered A. follows.
ls, 81. a.. 90. 2o2. al.
$40. s77. SIS. $40, s1S.
All future ~interest Of any % the bonds
80 designated ceases July l.t. 1915. IN ac-
cordsnce with the terms ~ tho mortgage
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK. Trustee.
ny r. F. HYDE. NIcc-Presidcn,
in accordance with the foregoing. ~iit
mentioned bonds Will be paid on ANA tf'si
1rGcd Interest At the office ~ N, Central
T-ust company Of Sew York. q Wal
street. New York
New York. May Jth. 1915.
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Public Service commissioner Hodge
Whitney and NervcH nave" been AZ
puluJcd = tuh-r"wnitt"c Ia tax" up witt
President Williams Of tho New Worn
s'InIrp1i Railway Corporation tho mat
Irr II constructing 'hr part nr TN.
,;raNcecnl HNenu" elevated line, IT.
RrnoklNn, from Avenue V - the termi,
nus ~ Neptune avenue, Coney Island
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-06

oihcr large stockholders are Henry
CieVs & Co, who have increased their
toll ngS from COS 20 $40 shares NAL
eolm T. simpson OF New York. who pur-
lareI during the year $500 shares :
william Rockefeller. 2.l50 shares: J. +.
Morgan X Co. ct Al. IT,, 1885 shares. and
~ Wit;emore OF Naugatuck. Conn. l.5i5
sla-ea
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H BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON, May After carly weakness the
copper shares became actore and strong They
closed near the high points. Butte and sup"
rior ~ ~ was w . from tho openins AM!
American Zane at 9lia was "a above. nrst
priccs. Rails we're steady and dun United
Fruit and United shoe Machine. with ANau
IT,. GUT and West Indies. were ron-picuouslS
firtn industrial shares. Tho summary:
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Rrrdstre'fS rcpor's ~ business failures lu
IN. United Sta'oS dlrirE tho wcck. aEalrtt
300 fot ,te previous week an1 @3n, "sH go
amt .1q tor tho r"sprndlnr "coks ~
lgla - i0l@ rhe p|ld'C S',i'- hal =
Sor england So, southern a., Western 80
Northnc''rrn - ,ul frr We ,ru Is
ing week. About ~ psr cent. ~ tho con
Germ. falling had less than $4,000 ,apt'a'
ans 2 psr cont hal from $500" 10 tcd. 900
~sp,tal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-06
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET

PHILADELPHIA, NAV o. Prices we're lower
20 .. 'rE.H. hut later became hrmer. They
''-.. .rt.Ncally even with the previous
.' it.r superior Corporation Tonopah
p 7". tl Pcuu-ylvauls We're among the
'.. shares Bonds were quiet and
e. |.t summary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-06
THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

pITIsBl'RG. Nav k.-Amcrir~n Window
Glss. Machine closed AZ H,'., a gain of ai,
roin,s over IN. first sale. Pttsburg Coal uas
H. m. and Westinghouse Electric was -,
higher. AT -. Trading WAS quiet, Tho sum
mary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-06

DRESS CpMrNNN-I aar F~ioi
man and Joseph Joseph, two partners f.,
the Norman br'ts Company Of 90 Greene
street. who mtfr an a~st'cumcuf ON
Thursday. have charsr1 tho assignee And
MED an assignment !cstcrday 20 Henri
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-06

AIRNNY. MAJ Tho Court ~ Appeals
rR'cndar 'pr Monday - Nos so, 80, ia.
e., y. rs. "'. o.. A. and rs.
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE May the Cosden stocks
were active and hrmcr Cosdeu Retnng At
and Gas closed -. M :. point, and Tho nrc
ferred gained = Bonds were IN far demand
The NINA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-06
SUB. TREASURY STATEMENT.
THURSDAY

THURSDAY.
rata by Suh Treasury TO banks. Sl,'Al, mn
raid by banks To Suh'Treasury 5.c06. 900
-
Loss To banks on days trans
actions ..,,,,,..,.,.... S:,o55,ooo
SINCE FRIDAY LAST.
rad rs Suh-Tr',.ury Ia banks, G.eTt,noo
i'aii hy banks 10 u -Trcasurs .il.i5t.o0n
Loss 70 hanhs .,,.,.:...... O.:ssoss
Ins- to banks same period pre-
vious Ieok,.............,... $4,000
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Petition Dismissed,


BLOCK 4 LENTNE--Iuig~ N,,.- a's
missed The pettthou ~ h~Hnb-uv,.r a.. -,
on March 90 against block ( Levine
cigar dealers a. h6i Eighth avenue on a
settlement with creditors NJ ., .~n,. en-
tho dol'aF cash.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-06

TIE Delaware LAckawarra and West
crn Railroad has not vet put out full
plans among faDrica'ors for terminal
work at Buffalo. The American Bridge
Company, which Vas awarded a con-
tract iast year by this road calling for
1000 tons OF steel for terminal work at
Buffalo. is still making deliveries. as the
railroad has constantly held back ship
ments. \ very large amount Of steel
work Is developing AZ R,Ifalo, and event
ually il is expected that contracts for
/ 80 900 to so. 600 tons ~ structural steel
aill he placed for viaducts. track eleva-
ions n other grade crossing el.mina-
lions by the various railroads centring At
Buffalo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-06
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures-Outgoing
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
THE WEATHER.

tov eastern New \ orb and New EugIand,
fair TO-DAY warmer in extreme south. pOv-
ton. fair Tomorrow. modcrDte vouther'!
Mind.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-06
THE BOSTON CURB MARKET

BOSTON. MAY Tie BOSTON curb ,'o.irs
bid ant astei quotations follow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-06

The pressure for electrical furnaces
continues for both domestic and foreign
installation. Although the American
Bridge Company IL discouraging the
placing OF additional orders for tho type
that II Is building. Il mas been practically
! forced to BOOK additional orders for
about i've furnaces, making forty in all
that have been placed on the books, No
{ EXPORT sales have been made recently and
none will be made in the near future.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-06

TO have placed contracts for bridge work
calling for $500 ons OF fabricated Struc-
tural steel with the Phoenix Bridge Com
pany. The recent order for bridge work
placed by the Baltimore and Ohio with
the American Bridge Company Is 20 re-
place a span on the Louisville division.
About 200 tons Of steel viii hc used.
The Atlantic Coast Line has given a
small order for bridge to the American
Bridge Company An independent fabri-
Gator has been awarded a contract for
building a power house AZ Eumford
Fails. Me, which will require 500 tons
of structural steel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-06

Word comes from pittsburg that the
Bier iiill Steel Company viii not make
further additions 10 It's plant AT the pros
ont time. There had ben rumors that
the contract was about To- he placed and
hat 1t would call for about 5000 tons
~ fabricated shapes. No plans have
been put out. however.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13
SPRINGS
UP FROM A SEED
FOUND IN Gave
Had Been Sealed Up in Room
by Cliff DWeIIers Many
Ages Ago.

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 12.-Rivaling
the discovery of the Aztec bean nearly
fifteen years ago, seed has been found
in the prehistoric cliff dwellings of
Arizona along. the Verde river that
had been planted and grown into a
huge green, extremely warty squash.
which has been named the Aztec"
The squash was grown from a seed
neutrality-suspicious. thousand-years
old, and in the Verde country Is con-
sidered wonder of the age.
The discovery was made by John G.
Allen, OF Cherry, Aria, and in a most
novel manner. Allen was fishing along
one Of the tributary creeks Of the
Verde, and his skill with the rod SEEM
ingly falling him, he decided to see
liz he could not make his trip a profit
able one by hunting the ruins for
pottery left by some prehistoric tribe,
Making his way into one OF the
larger rooms OF the cliff dwellings he
noticed a portion Of the wall that ap-
peared as II some time or other II
| had been closed UP. Further investl-
cation proved that he was right, for
/, he easily broke through the wall at