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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-14
How to Make Violet Water at a Rea
sonable Price.

Artificial oil Of violet, 2 drams....... 40
Orrls powder OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
DcodoriZcd alcohol. enough to mako
quart NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
ShloroPhY Observation-Disclosures. .05
Iotal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $l.45
The chlorophyl Is for cOloring the
liquid. Unless this is used the water
will have brownish color.
by this formula you will get quart
OF good Toilet water, such as would
cost, If bought ready for use, not less
than 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-19
Colorado Midland
Plan Abandoned
British Treasury Refuses to
Allow English Holders to
Paw Assessment

The protective committee represent
ing the 4 per cent bonds Of the Colo
RADIO Midland Railway, James n. Wal
lace. chairman, announced yesterday
the abandonment Of the plan Of re-
organization in view Of the refusal By
the courts 20 postpone the foreclosure
sale Of the property scheduled for
April q.
Back Of the committees determine
ton to abandon the reorganization
plan is the fact that only about so per
cent OF the bonds have been deposited
with the committee. Another element
in the situation which has delayed re-
adjustment proceedings is that about
81 500 900 are held In London and the
British Treasury has refused 20 allow
English holders 20 pay the 5000 per
bond assessment. The total amount OF
the bonds outstanding is s9,532,000.
The amount Of money which would
have been raised had the plan been de-
clared effective would have been ST.
400 In return for the assessment
bondholders would have received 20
per cent Of their holdings in new pre-
forred stock. 90 per cent in new com
mon and in addition common stock
bonus OF 10 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-19
Industrial
Cotton

The cotton market was quiet yester-
dgv. with fluctuations Irregular ouI
oonparativclv narrow. The tendency
in general was lower on Che more ia-
vorable weather conditions and an
.oaeicr feeling n spot markets. july
contract. sold of to 1860, but railed
~ 1oS2c and closed at 1880, compared
with 1850. the final quotation OF
Tuesday. while the general hst cIoSeu
steady M "a net decline Of ] 20 10 points.
Inc forecast for showers IN the "es'-
crn part Of the cotton belt reports OK
frmer tone In marine war rlsks ana OF
freer spot offerings in the Southwest
encouraged local selling.
Weakness ~ Liverpool was most gen.
orally attributed 20 the easier tone OF
the market for ocean freights, when
would supccet increased exports ana a
narrowing Of the difference between Tor
cieu and American markets. Inc pros
meet i'm this direction seemed 10 DC
somewhat modified by reports OF higher
marine war risks The weekly report
Of the Weather Bureau was regarded
about q standof.
one of the reports received mere
from Galveston claimed that the only
co+ton Offering was Of short and poor
staple. which apparently found no buy
.ors A. times there seemed 20 be
little scattered Southern selling around
the local ring. Southern spot markets
M officially reported we're unchanged
Ia o. points lower. with a moderate
volume of business. Exports Tor. the
dov wore l7ll9 bales, making 4.5l5'teo
ca far this season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-19
Mining Stocks



Sales Open H,gt. LoT. Lat
fHnI Abr Col Sc. a, -
aNnn Alaska " Corp - - ia T..
1000 'tAlaska - e. - a. a. -
500 'Ariz Con felds a q .
s''' ATLAS Copper. q. = %
l.'' Austin Ama1 - IS "a
hF L'd1' 'o7 5is ~
.' h IS
'-- ~" I."' w. o. -
an, IT. !"
-." D., ~. e"
ioo T.-.,,.N - -, az ~
5000 'tcalelonia 81 So 81 IS
1000 .CsHoaa Tin. i, - - -
5000. 800" Ss'...e S GooDs. g. a. e.
aon Cc-ro Go,i0 n 2
c.ou con Az sm +. IL B. :.
100 Cons con Min. a.
100 j.. S S.S.., ! : {, a q g .: =
900 tmma Cons .. "a ia "a
Io' .GoIdtcId Com. s. s. 90 90
tluN 'tGoldheld Mer
s ssoo . .tGrcsl B MI9 81. 81, g. q,
60 F P.'t.; mimi ~, = +. =, 3, u
sso Iron Blossom M /; T. j
a5.o .fJ;,, p,,tio~ y IN -
zoo .Io,e,ig-Crnn -, q. -,
23o0 +fu7,i,o FY,e, Al - 81 ~
4oo Kerr Lake H. q, A., a..
eoo Lcma PrietaWC ~ - - ~
$500 'TIoon LsLc GO 80 90 30
1000 Louisiana Cons % % 90 90
200 Marma a''" Cor '' 96' , ~, a. a.
1900 100" M ,t2,n N Gotd 20 20 30 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-19
Dividends

Reading CO. Regular quarterly dividend
~ per cent on the first preferred STOCK
payahle June Il TO stock Of record May a.
TAYLOR Wharton Iron & steel.-Regular
Quarterly dividend OF -. per. cent on me
preferred stock. payable May TO STOCK OF
record April "a
Kellogg switchboar Regular quarterly
dividend Of per cent, payable April 81 10
stock Of record April %.
North American Regular quarterly diyi-
dend OF Il. per cent. payable July 70
holders Of record June 10.
Carwen Steel Tool. Dividend OF per
cent and T. Of per cent extra. payable
Fay 10 20 stock Of record May /.
Carlson Wenstrom Manufaeturing.. Di'i-
end Of 20 per cent, payable forthwith
Bedding Paul Corticelli. Regular quarter.
=, dividend Of p per cent on the preferred
stock; also 3, per cent account DIVIDENDS
In arrear. payable May - 70 stock OF record
May l.
Ludloy Manufacturing Associates. kegu.
lar qua terly dividend OF $3.50 share and
a specinl dividend Of 81 share. payable
ftr. 10 -tock Of record May J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-19
Winter Wheat Outlook

With comparatively few exceptions.
s9ecial dispatches 70 "Dun's Review"
tom branch Offices Of K. q. Dun Co.,
indicate material damage 70 winter
wheat. and present prospects leave
much 70 be desired In most sections
Of the belt planting was on an in
creased scale last fall. but in many in
stances considerable OF the crop was
winter killed. owing 20 various causes.
and in soAe cases abandonment Of
acreage hes been extensive. Il !s point
cd. out. however that the season IS not
efficiently advanced 10 make definite
estimates of yield possible. and the
likelihood OF Improvement. with IA
yorable turn in the weather, is not dis
regarded. Already the outlook in some
localities has become more promising
ty reason OF recent rainfall. and con-
servatiye authorities are Of the opinion
that the final result may prove substan-
tally better :hen haq been indicated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-19
Curb Market

Note The Tribune assumes no rcsponsi
b!lity for the accuracy or Authentieity OF curb
market quotations. The New York Curb A,
ISOLATION produces no official quotation list
Quotations are reported BY individuals over
whom the association has no control ANN
one can make prices On the curb and get
them printed ia the daily lists even withou,
the Curb Association for it, approval Some
sccur.t.r, are regularly listed That j.. they
are approved for trading b. the Curb Associs-
ton. and IL is required that information con.
corning them will b, filed from time 20 time
with the secretary. Such information is open
TO public inspection. Some other securities.
like the STANDARD Oh subsidiaries. are "sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-19
Contract
News Digest
Foreign

London Commonwealth Loan a Sue
cess. London. April lS.-The stock
market displayed increased cheerful
less and strength today, especially the
gilt-edged section The success Of the
commonwealth loan was a helpful fac
TOR. The British and French loans i'm
proved, while Peruvian and Argentine
issues we're the best Of the foreigners.
Rhodesian and West African tin stocks
were features in the mining section,
which was generally active. Brazllians
closed easy. American securities were
qu.eter. and only shares not required
By the Treasury changed hands occa-
sioaelly.
Money and discount rates we're
steady. Money. a., per cent. Discount
rates. short bills. =. to ~ per cent;
three months bills. IA 20 =. per cent
Gold premium at Lisbon, $500.
raris Bourse Paris, April ls.-Trad-
ing was light on the Boursc to-day.
Three per cent rentes. CT francs 10 cen
times for cash. Exchange on London.
- francs 1912 centlmes Five per cent
loan. IS francs 81 centmes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-19
: us t e n a n C e


WHEAT With the appearance OF
buying orders yesterday prices ad-
vanced rapidly. There was some hesi-
tation at the start. and early in the DAY
values were down , \ 20 cents bush
Ell under overnight selling. From tins
level there was perpendicular gam
Of G7s 70 IS cents. and az the close the
market was ~ TO 7isc higher
Much OF the buying was believed 10
be for foreiga account; at least. II was
said that houses with foreign eonnec-
lions were buyers OF futures IN the
West. while at the same time offers
were small. Exporters were also IN the
market for cash wheat. end sales Tor
the day we're estimated at NO 600
bushels The demand was principally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-19
Produce Markets-Current

Butter Receints. 1881 packages. Cream
e.. higher scoring than eNtrGs. per i5, i''
473.c; extras az -corel. A. -d io-sc mrs
IS 10 Jl sco.ei. $50 i6c seconds $50 10 -
scorel 45fi44iec. thirds. iUtf4-c creamery
unsalted. higher than extras. i'H4s 'sc eA-
tras. 47H41iac: frsts. 45i.ff 30 &c; seconds.
43I3H45c: creamery. held. extras i5H - 'sc'
frsts. 43l. d44lac: seconds. ga 4Jc thirds.
4o0i 4lc. state dairy. tubs. finest t6e good
10 prime. A ~ a. nc; common 70 falr, -
43c: renovated. extras. ace. hrsts. 90 "
sec. lower grades. 55H 81 &c: imitation
creamery. f~ts. 1sGa3c- ladies. current
make, mrs., g. "a $50. seconds. &c. lover
grades. 20 ~ 5fi-c. packing stock. current
make. No d. 36i-c No ,, 56c lower grades
chess. Receipts. $50 boSe-. state. whole
milk. fats fresh. col9red specials. 10, - ~
.5a,c. white. specials. = n-5Asc; eolored'
average -uu. -5isc, white. average run.
.5i.e: lower grades. ga PC twins, fre-h,
cials. .5L ll25Ac. coiored. average fanoy,
25i.c. white average fancy. - -. ched-
dArs fresh. specials. = +. w -J44 all styles.
held. specials. IN AZ &C. average fancy
ga N &c lower grades. -5ff -5c. Wisconsin,
whole milk fancy. twins. fresh. oolorvd. %
m25ixe: white. 25i. n95%c: double daisie-.
fresh 25ic Young America. freeh - &c ;
an styles. held. 17d21 &c. tar weston
whole milk. Oregon. triple daises. held, -ftt
.5tzc California. double daisies. fre'h. %
NJ sc state. skins. current make. nat -l'-
oials. 1YHzle cheddArs specials. 1904 &c +.
flats. choice. lSisNlsi.c. cheddar-. choice
lsi.c: fair to good. l5Tlsc. lover grade.
l3m l6iac.
Esss.- Receipts. 23.l45 case Fresh gath
cred. extras. per dozen. .sizc. -torase
packed frsts. 31I3se fresh gathered. hrsis.
islf36i.c. seconds and lower grade. ai'-ti
35 nc: dirtie.. No I. 3fW34i1c. No : and
poorer. 33H33i.c. checks. good 90 choice
d-y 33M IS &c. under grade. 5--i sec o
state. Pennsylvania and nearby Western,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-19

Metals

Lack Of demand for copper FOR i'm
mediate or future delivery is causing
further concessions in quotations Some
resale copper for prompt shipment has
changed hand, az 81 cents pound win
Nav and June metal being offered al
800 and 20 cents, respectively Among
the small sellers ,hird quarter copper
beg being offered as low as - cents;
while others are asking - cents. Lead
nrices for April and May are IN
changed.
Currcn. spot prices for a few OF the
principal metals and metal products,
compared with those prevailing az the
CORRESPONDING time Of last year. follow;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-19
Livestock, Meats and Provisions

Following are yesterdays prices, compared
with those of year ago
Ncv Yc-k Yesterday. year ago.
f.ya steers best.
100 Ih. ........ 5000 dSl2.25 $50 dS9.@O
b. rs a 10 ~ a va
lis. va. lDt
pc- ll0 h...... 600 o 1900 I5O @lI,O
Dressed yeas. .'y. ,.,,
To. .........-... ~ p q - ID
Live ewes. Toe Do. 500 q 1880 500 800
li Prime 100 II. .,4.OO a 1850 1000 ara.oo
B b.. 4 p l,ra. q, p. % a ~ i5 q 10
Ice io,r'' loo l''i e. las a 6.5; as @lO,o
Dressed urgs. a4ron. - 49,
Moss pork ibl 400 400 24O0 G7o.0o
Mess beet bbl 1900 @ 3l.OO 1900 e2O.OO
Lard. Middle West. 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-19
New York
Ranking Conference Held

RANKING COnierence Hold The NeW
York Clearing House Committee and
tho executive committee Of the New
York Federal Reserve Bank held a con
ference Yesterday for the purpose of
discussing matters Of general interest
% the financial community. Similar
meetings Will be held from time 70
-irne ia the future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-19
Bonds
Commodities

for Canadian wheat for shipment at the
opening of navigation. but there was
also a good demand for hard winter at
the Gulf, for which full premiums were
asked.
Domestic mills continue TO buy wheat
with which 20 fiji an urgent demand for
flour, and apparently consumers are
still buying flour IN larger amounts
than usual.
News on the new crop outlook was
more favorable, THE Weekly Weather
and Crop Bulletin" stating that the
last week was the most favorable one
of the season in Kansas and that the
crop in that state and in oklahoma is
showing marked improvement. many
fields which were thought dead now
giving fair promise. The Price Cur
rent said that reports for the week
showed soil conditions favorable in the
Ohio Valley states and in Missouri and
Iowa.
Yesday's Prey's Year
Cash: close. close ago.
New York.. s2.6OHa s2.5OIa $1,000
Contract:
Chicago. May 2.3sl4 2.24a4 1.13
Chicago, July. 1923 1904 1.12s4
Corn. The market was higher in SYM
patty with wheat. closing with net gains Of
&C TO 3i.c Early in the day there was
slight setback but strong underlying condi-
tons asserted themselycs and prices rallied
easily. with light offers. Supplies IN this
country are considered moderate even for
home consumption. while there is evidence
that Europe would like 10 make purchases in
the domestic market owing 70 the crop failure
in Argentina.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-19
SANTA CECILIA SUGAR COMPANY
PLAN OF REIMBURSEMENT
To the Holders of First Mortgage &c Gold Bonds,
Preferred Capital Stock, Common Capital Stock
Cor Voting Trust Certificates therefor);

undersigned Reimbursement Committee at the request 81
substantial of the First Mortgage 90 d
Bonds Preferred Capital Stock and Common Capa STOCK OF tn
SANTA CECILIA SUGAR COMPANY have prepared fan Tor
the reimbursement and affairs OF SAID Company
which plan approved by the directors OF SAID Company
In the Judgment REIMBURSEMENT Committee the Plan
eouitaby readusts the respective rights and interests OF all OF
the securities Company and its prompt eectuaon e
pcted the material advantage of each class OF securities
Holders Bonds Preferred Stock and Common STOCK OF the
Santa Cecilia urged to deposit their 6onds or
certificates Of voting Trust Certhcaes therefor
Immediately with the COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY, the De
posary of the REIMBURSEMENT Committee at its Office No 90 Broad
way York City. The Depository VIII issue Oertcas Oh pe
posi in respect of the securities deposited
Bonds be deposited in negotiable form with August l.
attached and certificates Tor Pr
eed or Common Voting Trust Certificates theetor
must be duly transfer with necessary stamps attached
The plan provides that securities may be deposited ater
NAV IS 1917 otherwise permitted by the REIMBURSEMENT oo
The Reimbursement Committee under obligation to holders OF
deposit their securities under SAID ran ana
Agreement of which be obtained from the DePoSay
or from Secretary Of the Committee
Dated New York, April 18TH 1917
T. II. LEHMAN. f e0RTri Srr y BARS Es
A. H.
X L. n M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-19
Bonds

Trading in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange Wednesday amounted
TO S3.sl6,OOO, against $S,67S,OOO Tues
dav. S5,6Ol 900 a week ago and 1881
900 year ago. From January to
date. S3i3, 600. against $33i.26S,OOO
in 1916.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-19
Elections

George H. Jones has been elect
ed a director Of the Standard OIL Com
pany OF New jersey, 70 succeed the late
william II Libby.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-19
DIVIDENDS
PACIFIC POWER a LIGHT COMPANY
PORTLAND, OREGON.

PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND No. a..
The regular quarterly dividend OF one
and three quarters 81. per cent has
been declared on the Preferred stock %
Tor the quarter ending April 40 1917. pays
bic May J. 1917. 20 stockholders OF record
a. the close Of business on April 20, iti7
GEORGE =. NEVINS Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-19

ai0s
1000 tt p 60 tapi
$500 Victoria oil
anu West = O&G
5000 'Net s Pet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-19
Corporation Returns

Hedley Gold Mining Report for the year
ended December 81. 1916. shows net profit
of s-4s.6l1. equal 90 $40. n share on l-u.-
f4fT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-19
RAM Increases Capital-At a spe

meeting yesterday stockholders OF the
Germania Bank voted 20 increase the
capital stock from 100000 20 $500
600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-19
Active Securities -

800 Gu,f Su126l 2 i25 1928 -
l0. 100 Cent. 1Ol tO3 tO4
goo In Az ~. IS asa 80 "a
t>uc Rand 24s 2ls 24s
-.'e ia,p Cop S534 So $50 ~
toniut-Con G. f2s = II
-01 do pr. O. f3'e 63'7
.aIH NJ..ff4' 1872 tf3'a
5000 DO rr...it47s it41s 1i47s p
$4,000 Irt VI II 27.2 90 C6aa
$4,000 do pr. 80 20 79
800 lrt Paper IS SO 3d.
$1,000 Int Nickcl 4ia4 4t4 4tt2
POO Jewel Tca. So ST. So IS
Eclly spy So SO So I
e.0a Ken Cop. AL 427i 49,
1900 Lack St.. 83l2 s2's s. -
LEGWpr 81 SO SO
5000 LcH Nal O. IS q IS
600 Ice r & . 2O24 - 20 2
'"oi & M r. 12o 80 40 ia
300 tx Isl Gifts 70 ~ y
goo Nackay. 34la 81 2 s4i2 "a
30 do p-... 65 S. 65
$500 MAJ Mot. AZ t5ia 46 81
900 do Z pr. 81 63i2 63 u
500 DO pr. 81 2oa4 80 %
10000 Mex Pet. $685. 85ss 60 1ss
e-o1 Miami G. G ff7s 417s 4r2 -
t9oo Midy ST.. 5s 57i7 577s "a
1000 No X & o. 7's 75s Pa
900 Mo pac... 49,. 10 w.
500 do cts. ia t0'z i02 ~
900 dow De-. 2eis 29 %
goo dolrv. 55'A 50 so "a
IutN O. O. 80. SO 20 20 -
100 Ne Spy. o5 e6 Go
1900 New c c.. 22Ia Pc 22ia "a
1900 y Y Cent. e5'4 ga e44 "a
NNCSL cpr 81 81 81 s
500 Ny NH&H 43a5 43l2 ass 81
goo Norr & W.f2s7s 129 1885
..o Nor AM. 66 o. G.
1900 Nor Fac tO37s 1851 100
$4,000 ONO Cas-1fo7s 1864 40 So
5000 90 r..-. SO s So %
so. on, S..v.. 6 So g 90
600 Ov ea:... 94a o4lz Ga -
-", rac Mail- 2i@4 2tss 2t5s 30
500 Penn X Il. So So So
60. PEG G. d C. BOZ 79l2 7sI2 e
1900 p Coal Ct. - 70 40
coop d Wv. 235s 22l2 22Iz Is
1900 DO Pr. 59l2 Sta $685. 13s
100 Pr SU G.. ~ z 74I2 74I2 u
900 PSC Of NIP 12t t2t ?
io,ra,,maa .157 t57 t57
f"H Qak,.vo~ 2 2
1000 do pr. pa 2 2
fo. Try : $ rr o7'9 97ls o7l2
2-oa Ray G. C.. 297e % 20 s-
5000 Reading. 969s 95 95 So
200 DO DR.. - y p 10
5000 Rep ] & S 7eIa 78l4 79'4 -t'a
300 Royal d.. 62i ? 617s 617s =
goo st L $ F. 10 10 10
100 do pr. 34lz 34l4 34l4 "a
100 S AIR L pr - % 80
1900 Sinclair O 567s 5534 Sc 80
zoo Shat Ar 25L2 IS 25la- q
$500 $ 5 S & / 81 80 81 Pc
300 SO Pac.. % 1873 ga - "a
oea'So z r.. 283a 277a 20 q
$500 Stu'bakcr. SEA 1928 9434 3'A
1ol Stutz Mo. 42I2 42Ie ~
l-.1T G. & On 1872 IS 1888 "a
ioo Tex d Pac 1872 16'2 16L2 a
1900 Texas Co-2t4la 21Ola zoe pa
900 Third Az. 81 36I2 36Iz-1I2
1900 Tob Prod. 54la SO SO Il
400 q & 90J2 80 90 2
1900 In Pac 1879 1888 137I2 IA
5ooUn Al ST. 42a4 1924 42a,
goo In Fruit.137 1877 1877 - 81
100 In Ry Inv &c 8s Sc 70
ooUS CIP&F 10 10 10 1
1900 Is Ind AL1tOa4 1O7 1o7I2-2I4
s4uoU S Rub. 5S34 81 577s So
goo do ] rr. 100 1903 f09 Il
saoUS ) q j. J65s So So =
$500. T. $ Steel 1f2 1908 m. g %
-oI do nr..1f7a4 tf724 1f724
IlNooUtah Cor1to, ? 1o8 hoe z
700 Utah s 20 20. 20 2
1900 Va Car c 4t34 ave 4tIa p
100 Vulc Det.. ~
81 Wabash. 1tI2 i've I've
600 do pr A. 4ol4 485s 1878 q
zoe do pr b. 25 25 25 - q
GOO West Nd. 2t7s 2134 217a a
500 30 pr. 1874 1884, 1874
COO W Tn Tel 957s 955s 95' 4
600 West Mfg 80 485s 485a 50
5000 Wilson,. 73' 76I2 I6'2
lsoow 4 l. l. t5l2 10 IS SO
600 do pr. 81 SO 81 %
10000 WHlys-Ov 3O7s 2974 3o7s 3
goo do pr. 95I2 96l2 90 2
100 Worth pr.12424 124a4 t24s4- "a
10o " Pump.. 24l2 24i2 pa p e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-19
OiL-The marie. TO

Cottonseed Oil.-The mar-ct for cotton
seed oil was weak early yesterday under
selling for Western account and for the
south. which brought about more or less
liguidaton Fears Of government control
Of prices had q tendency 10 discourage buy
ing. but when the grain and lard markets
fe,s.oped strength there was sharp rail-
with "A more general demand. Prices soon
regained the early loss. and at the close
were to II points ne' higher. Total
alcs for the day were Al 200 barrels.
Yesterday a year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-19

Sugar Futures opening irregular
Yesterday points lower to points higher.
sugar future ruled generally easier through
out the session and on realizing by sDecula-
tive Interest," prices wo-hed OF rather sharp
Is. the close showing net losses OF TO 10
points. with sales for the day 1880 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-19

hoprcry whites. fine 20 fame. 3S' m 3Hc
ordinary 20 good. 51U3Sc. adhered white.
ordinary 20 fine. .1Hasc. Western and
Southern. gathered whites 49, .f3- '.c state,
PENNSYLVANIA and nearby. hcnncry browns.
s1i l3s PC; gathered brown a1d mixed co.-
ors, uugraded. 36U37c. duck eggs. Balu-
more. soc: Western and prime Southern. a'
ri9sc: ordinary. Southern and Far southern.
go 36c; goose eggs. 60N 75c.
Orchard and Field
Yc- erdsy. A year ago.
choice. ion h. st+754 800 S7.95a
Peas. Scotch. 1915.
cho;ca. lDl 'r. 1879 $4S0o go
Potatoes. l. l.. bay 9.oo@ 375G
hppies. faucy. Lhl. 2.c0W $50 Zoo -
GrapefruitFla box 3.50g zoo t.2503 90
Orange. Fla. box. 35Cd $50 1I514.OO
Hay and Straw
Yesterday. \ year ago.
per tom (Per toni
Timothy. No 1.
large bale S22 con $4,000
No. clover nl,d fsOOTt7 100 20. 1OG p 30
Rye straw, 10. 5000 1850 a 300
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Consolidated Exchange

Transactions and prices Wednesday for the
more active stocks follow:
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Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cotton.
seed Oil

Coffee Future. There was q renewal of
scattering liquidation in the coffee market
yesterday, and the close showed net loss OF
10 10 Il points Sales were reported Of ST.
% t.
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Oats. Market was hrmer owing 90 the
advance in wheat and corn and on the ex-
port demand for Canadian oats. with sales Of
about 600. 900 bushels. The local cash market
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Orchard and Field

Beans. marrow. lsi6.
choice. lon D.. st+75u 1900 S7.95a -
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This Institution will receive from lndivid-
uas, Corporations, and Trustees subscrlP-
tons to the above issue rithoW cfdrgr.