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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-12
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TsTATr oF PAULINE 5. RICHARDS, pL

ESTATE OF PAULINE 5. RICHAkpps; y, |
ceased-Letters testamentsry on the ,.a, ~
estate having been granted 10 the NJ
signed all persons indebted 10 the ssN
fste are requested to make payment
those having claims to present ths -
TI{E ME VXyESF F'PIIfLADELPHIA TITLE ~
AiA TRUST COMPAN1.
ATIGITSTUS l. WOOD. PresidenL
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STATE FUNDS MAKE BIG CAN
Treasury Department Holds Cash /,
Excess of Five Million Dollar,

Harrisburg. April 12.-The stato,,,,.
OF the Treasury Department ~ w y
amount Of general funds of tbe c1al me
wonWealth Of Pennsylvania shows Vl. ~.
total on hand March Is. 1918, excinsi,ss w.
OF moneys appropriated to the sinSnv
lund to be S5,G93,j0S. as apainsil ~
@6o,261 January 81 and $3,j9S,7s7 in.
uGry 81, 1877. w Saa'
Or the total deposits Of s5eos ~
Philadelphia institutions hold ssSs ~
as against Si61.S57 January ri I sss
S9g5.S9l January 81. 1871.
The following figures show the amoun,
Of genera funds on deposit in PhjlaSs'
phia institutions:
Aldinc Trust. $4,000: Bank Of Mar,
America, $4,000: Central Nationsi
Bank $4,000 Cuutiuental-Ea -Eaultshl.
Title and Trust, $4,000. Corn ESchsnr..
National Bank. SiO.42G; Farmers Az
Mechanics National Bank. $gO.25S: VA
eral Trust. $4,000; Frankford Trua
$4,000; Quaker city National Bssl
S3GS,G10; South Philadelphia BasI
SlO,OOO; Second National Bank, s5OO9
total S639,295. $50
The amount Of sinking funds of M.
state on deposit March rs, 1918. to,sIs
S6Jl. no. OF WhiCh $G61O is in m
Farmers and Mechanics National Rank
Of Philadelphia,
philadelphia institutions also hold IN
following deposits:
Insurance fund--FarmerS and Me-
Chanics' National Bank. S321,25S.
Game protection and propagation fund
Franklin Trust, $4,000
Motor fund-BaNk of Commerce. S2s.
600; Bank of North America, S9O,0Oo.
Franklin Trust. SlO0.OOO; Drovers and
Merchants Bank. $4,000: North PhiIs.
delphia Trust, $4,000; pennsylyanls
/ Company for Insurance, etc, S25.OO6'
/ Wayne Junction Trust, $4,000; Third
/ National Bank, $4,000: Farmers and
/ Mechanics National Bank. Sl5S5s
I Middle city Bank, $4,000; Rittenhoup
/ Trust, $4,000 Corn Exchange Natona
/ Bank, S157.492; Quaker city Natona
I Bank, Slll,693 total, SG55,037
Fund for payment of bounties-Thirt
/ National Bank. $4,000.
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VEGETABLES

Desirable stock ruled steady under mod
crate offerings and fair demand Quota
tiuns: White potatoes, Jersey, per .. -bushel
basket, 33 lbs.--\o. |, so u6Oc; No. ., 2Ogt
vHuia, 81 iOGt La; Maine, 81 ,dOn l.SO; New
York. 81 .5Ua .G5; western Sl,TJu l 80; Del
aware and MARY land, Sl1j a l,@j; white no
tatOcS, Florida, per hbl.-\O, !, S1m :;
No. .. SGu !, white potatoes, Florida, per
buShel- hamper (5d lbs.), seas; sweet pota-
toes. Jersey, per - -bushel basket, 33 lbs
No. l. 81 a I. 10: No. . - a GiC; sweet pota-
toes, Jersey per hamper--No. !, Sl.i0W
l,Bo; No. ., i5c Sl.sj; celery, Florida, per
crate. 81 25H =; lettuce. Florida. per hamper
81 a $50; lettuce. South Carolina. per ham
per. 500 a (, -; lettuce. California, per
crate. Sl.IO q 80; Cauli1ower, California,
per crate, 15C n 81 -: brussels sprouts. Long
Island, per quart, - n 20c; eggplant, Florida
per box, S3mi; eggplant Cuban, per box,
81 a 3: cuCumhCrs, Florida. per box S3Fi $50;
squash Florida. per crate, 81 -; spinach,
per bbl, IaCM $l.25; beans. Florida. pr
hamper, Sla3; beets, Florida. per crate,
Sl.25H .; beets, Florida, per 100 punches,
$50 c. peas, Florida per hamper, S2m3:
peas, south Carolina, per hamper, 81. 5On
@.Ii; peas, California, per drum, SiH 4;
peppers Florida per crate. 81 3; peppers,
Cuban per box, 81 ,j0n3; tomatoes. Florida
crate $2n3; uIrnips, Canada. rutabagas S,
per 100 lbs. jOc0 81 asparagus, southern.
per dozen punches. S9MJ: aSparagus Cali
fornia. per dozen lunches S3H 80; cabbage
Danish. seed, per ton, $2OW 25: cabbage.
Florida. new, per basket, 81 90 a. 4 10. cab
bagc. Florida. new, per Dbl. crate. S2.II08i
onions. per lOO-lb. bag. 75cd 81 -: some
lunches $l.5OQ 80; mushrooms, Der h.,
9OG 1Or.
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TO SETTLE OLD DISPUTE
Amendment to Silver Mining Law
Proposed in Senate

Washington. April 12,-Senator Hem
derson, of Nevada, has introduced an
amendment to the mining laws which
would deny silver miners the right to
follow vein indefinitely where the crest
or apex Of the anticline is within their
claims and would permit them to mine
ore only from veins within the vertical
lines of their claims.
The amendment, II adopted, would put
an end TO a lonC-standing dispute. Under
the existing act silver can be removed
by miner from vein even though it is
beneath claim held by another, pro-
vidlng the apex is within the claim.
Although the amendment is designed
particularly TO regulate silver mining
and settle long-standing source Of con-
tention, IL necessarily applies to all
forms Of metal mining. since gold, SILVER,
copper, etc, are found together
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EXTREME DULLNESS CONTINUES
IN TRADING ON LOCAL EXCHANCv
Brokers' Bankers and Traders Busy Sellny
New War Bands-Liberty Loan
31-2s Active and Higher

Philadelphia market dull today but foo
trend York. firm However the
the only ne
bankers brokers continued
numbers in the sale the Liberty Loan bonds.
Philadelphia which b.,
unusually following announcement
iodan
recently cano L
3 onelGlf point United
a inng turnover was MARI
Railroad Tactio
much
division marked 2O1OO of
a II
active than they have been recently F'
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FRESH FRUITS

Demand was only moderate. but values
were steadily held on choice stock. Quota
tons: Apples per bbl.-Eing; $lmG; Wine
sap. SiMG. Northern Spy. SlHG. Albrmario
Pippn. $1NG; IIuhbsrdstun, S2.5n1t -;
Greeung. lHG; Baldwin. S3 a q; Rome
Beauty. 81 n !. 80; Stavman Wmesap. 81 n u;
Black TWig $I65; Paragon, S4d5; Ganu.
80 a $50; York Imperial. $3.5On >; Ben
Davis. $50 !. 80. Apples. western. per hON--
Wuesap, S2n3.25' Spitzcuburg. Sl.50M 3;
Rome BEAUTY. s2mm2l75; IeaGGm,aaiqo Si.I@@
Sl,75m2.5O. Apples, ngaroy,, per hammer.
SOC q $50; do, do, per Is bush basket, 25r
a 81 -. Lemons. per box. 50 ~ 10.
bananas. per BUNCH $2@ 3. 30. Oranges,
Florida, per hos, $50 5. -; do, California
prr boS 81 IOH : 90. Tangcrincs. Florida.
per strap. s3UI. GrspotruLt, Florida per
box S@,50@5. Pineapple, Porto Rico, pgr
crate 81. 5uMi Strawberries Florida. nor
quart 80 a 40c; do, Alabama. pcr quart.
- "a SOC; do. Mississippi, per quart 20 n 3Oc;
do, Louisiana. per quart. 2Iu iuC.
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INVESTORS BUY STOCKS ON BIG
EXCHANGE AND PRICES ADVANCE
Markets Action Indicates Oversold Condition.
Many Who Liquidated on Declines
Are Urgent Buyers
New York, April -.

a sharp the market at the
the yesterday over
dscouragng
sources which
sharp
hurried sellers
this
opened
liquidation the last days
the o. sold had
hands sandw market.
Marine preferred tho advancing
to 9gas generally made
fractio o than point
Distlers
Inspiration
which, o . cent, advanced Is to 1875.
OtherCo opper toc made fractional gains.
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MODIFY COTTON RATES ORDER
Rail Charges to Correspond With
Water Cost to Atlantic Ports

Washington. April 12.--In a supple
mental decision In the case of the New
orleans Cotton Exchange against the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com
pauy the Interstate Commerce Comluis-
sion today modified the original order
of October /, 1917. with respect to rates
on cotton to Ohio and Mississippi River
crossings. South Atlantic ports and
eastern and Virginia cities. The modi-
iiCation holes:
"First That the report and order
should he modified as to rates on indi-
rect lines from points intermediate to
interior competitive points.
Second. That the report and order
should be 50 moGicd as to permit
changes i'm rates to eastern cities cor
responding to changes which may he
made in water rates from South Atlantic
ports to such eastern cities,
"Third. The list of sO-callcd short
roads to be extended to include all
named in order No. 1926.
Fourth That specific relief should
be afforded as to rates from certain de-
scribcd points along the Tennessee River
and other navigable streams
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80 ESTATE OF EMMA II. ALLlnSl
s-fS deceased-Letters testamentsiy ~
above estate having been grantee hi
Proyident Life and Trust Company ~ Il
estate are requested 20 make payinseinN
those having claims g present Ias Come
without delay at the 9lnce oI ~ s0
"" AsA 8 MING. Ire.ll---
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ceased-Letters testamentsry on the all.
estate having been granted TO the gao.
signed, all persons, indebted to the isi ssla
tata are requested to make payment
those having claims to present me aan
without delay. TO ,,,, r,,,,, -,r.rr Z, AZ
THE WEST PHlLADELPlIlLA,,,Ii TX, Il w w ~
AUGUSTUS l. WOOD President
Anth atrnef and Inncaster ave1no
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER-~The market ruled firm AT the
late advance. Receipts OF sulid-pacl,el
creamery as well as Of prints were llght
and demand was sufficient to keep supplies
closely sold up. Quotations:
Western, fresh, solid-paclled creamery.
extra. 43c; hiRher-scoring goods 4AG45ct
extra drsts, aga 49ie c: frsts. 4IG4Iis y.
seconds. 40d 40lg C: sweet creamery. extra
44c; under grades, ~ q 43c. nearby prints
fancy, 47c; do. average. extra, 446l 40c
hrsts. 4e@43c seconds, 40G41c: special
brands johbing, iS zoe.
Receipts, as compiled by the Bureau OF
Markets. 1858 tubs OF butter and 3Jla cases
OF eggs
EGGS-There was an advance Of 500 45r
per case In this market due TO a falling m,
IN receipts and geod demand on Change
there were sales Of nearby current receipt.
at s1O;sO aud Of nrsts at S1O,05 per case
Quotations.
receipts, Sl0,s0 per case; western, extra
case: southern $40, 20 q 10 so per case; fsfc, pe
selected. carefully eandled eggs were jobbinf
CHEESE was quiet and unchanged. Quo.
atons;
New York whole-milk, fancy. aI@a4S @
specials higher New York. whole-milk faii
10 good % " 93c.
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New York, April t2.--Notice has
been given to holders Of the half paid
receipts of the collateral trust per
cent gold bonds. series "A" of the Chile
Copper Company that they will be given
the privilege Of extending the date Of
payment of the final installment from
May 20, 1918, TO November 20, 1918.
Holders, wishing to extend, will sur
render their receipts to the Guaranty
Trust Company on or before May %.
1919, and will receive I'm exchange eX-
tended nstallment receipts. The COM
pany will continue to allow interest at
the rate Of per cent per annum on
the first installncnt.
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NEW BADGE FOR GERMANS
Kaiser Promises Special Recognition
for All Who Are Wounded

The Kaiser plans TO distribute special
decorations to all German soldiers who
war, according TO the following order
sent TO the Minister of War and printed
in the Berliner Tageblatt OF March 8
II wish to confer upon those who
have been wounded in the service of the
Fatherland badge, made according to
the luclosed model, as sign Of special
recognition. This badge IL TO distn-
gulsh those who have bled for the
Fatherland or have lost their health in
the military service through enemy acts
and thus become untitled for service.
The Ministry Of War will do he rest.
and will issue the detailed regulations
in line with my instructions.
Great General Headquarters, March
3, 1918. WILHELM"
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Philadelphia Markets
PROVISIONS

There was fair jobbing trade end prices
were steadily maintained. The quota
tions We're as follows: City beef,
In sets, smoked and air dried. 3tc; western
beef. in Scts smoked SAC: city beef.
knuckes and tenders, smoked and air dried,
3jc: western beef. knuckles and tenders.
smoked. 35C: beef hams. $50; pork. family,
S52 n 80; hams, ). =. cured. ;oOsc, 20m31c;
hams, skinned, loose 30 SOC; hams,
skinned. smoked 3OT31C; other hams,
smoked, city cured as TO brand and aver.
age. 3Oq 32c: hams smoked, western cured.
30m 32c; hams. boiled bonoless, t3c picnic
shoulders smoked 25k C; bellies in pickle
according to average, loose 32c; brealifas st
bacon. as 80 brand and average, city cured,
sc: breakfast bacon, western cured, &c;
lard western, rchr ed 2!l2 d2Sc; lard pure
city, Kettle rendered 21l2 m2Sc.
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Discount Bank Organizers Named

New York, April l2-The appOInI-
ment of the following committee on or
can Discount Bank, has been announced; :;
John McHugh, vice president Of the Me
chauics' Metal National Bank; r. w.
Stetson vice president Of the Guaranty
p Morgan & Co, and J. Il. Royensky.
vice president of the National Bank OF
Commerce. This committee will submit
an organization report at a meeting
next week of the representatives OF the
financial Institutions interested In es-
tablishing the discount bank.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-12
EDGE TO IGNORE QUARREL
Governor Will Take No Hand n.
Fight for President of State Senat,

Atlantic city. April H. - senatoi
Emerson l.. Richards said that Go'.
crnor Edge would take no hand In ths
controversy that has arisen between The
Senator and state Chairman Bugbes
over the presidency of the Senate at The
1919 session. Mr. Richards hopes 10
land the honor because lie would be-.
come acting Governor IL Governor Edge
is elected United States Senator.
Governor Edge will not nteryene
in any way" Mr.. Richards declared
The selection of its president Is one
Of the prerogatives of the Senate, and
it viii assert its right. If Mr.. Bugbee
is opposed to my candidacy he has not
he has said. as he has been quoted
that the Senate presidency should Rd
come to South Jersey for geographical
reasons. Geographical reasons have
nothing to do with the matter"
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Chiffon BUYERS and Sellers

New York, April 2.--July--Gwathmy
SchiIl. Gumoens and Waters bid Far'1
corn, Hyman Brooks, Sellar and kcif-
fer offered.
.August-HentZ bid Cone offered.
OCtober-Geer. Newman, Royce, Sell
lar, Hentz and SeEal bid i; Burnett
watkins. Hyman and Slack offered.
Observation-Disclosures, GumOCnS and
Jones bid; Burnett, Lyman, Watkins
and Russell offered.
January-Lester and Hagedorn bid /;
O'COunOr offered.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Electric Bona and Share Company, reg
ular quarterly Of l'2 pei cent ON preferred.
payable May / to stock OF record April -,
and per cent on common payable April 10
TO stock of record April IL.
Thomas q. Plant Company. ~regular quar-
terly Of ~ per cent ON preferred payable
April 80 10 stock of record April ~
Philadelphia Warehousiug and Cold StOr-
age Company a dividend Of per cent,
payable May | 20 stock Of record April -.
Manhattan Electrical supply Company,
special of I per cent on common, payable
May I 10 stock of record April 20,
Liberty Title and Trust Company, regular
semiannual Of per cent, payable April 20
TO stock of record yesterday.
Germantown Trust Company regular semi
annual OF per cent. payable May / TO
stock Of record April "a.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-12
MUCH TEXAS WOOL
Quality Good and Grading Is Done
With Care

NIenard. April 12.-Spring wool clip
is beginning to come into the concen-
trating centers of western Texas in
large quantities. SheaCing has been
I'm progress since the iatter part OF
March. In some localities ranchmen
are finding difficulty in securing shear
ers In former years this work was
performed chiefly by MeXicans, but most
Of this class of laborers have left the
country.
The wool this season is Of an un-
usually good quality and the yield
promises to be large. More attention
TO CHASING IL is being given than ever
before. In some cases the Australian
system Of grading the product in the
shearing sheds is followed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-12
Financial Briefs

The New York Stock Exchange seat
of Anthony j. DreXel. George Goulds
son-in-law, has been sold to John T.
Liggett for $4,000 the price at which
the last previous sale was made. Mr.
DreXel is in the military service.
Barrett Company of New Jersey and
subsidiary companies report for the
year ended December 81 net sales TO
customers of S3i,29T37O. in increase of
$6497lS5; cost of goods sold S271T3.-
900, "A gain of S7.16O,9SS; leaving gross
profit and sales S7,l2i,2SO, decrease
Of SGG5. sos.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-12
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York, April 12.-The market for
coffee futures opened grim this morning
at an advance Of s to 10 points with
trading confined to September and De-
crmber. The strength was due to sta
hlity at Santos, where prices for spot
rose 200 rcis and futures 100 to l7J
rcis.
Offerings here were cOmparatiNely
light, with "A fair demand for the dis.
,ant position. Spot locally was quiet
Rio IS declining 70 Sc. While other quo
tations were more or less nominal.
In the cost and freight situation, there
was little that was new and those offers
here were a little higher than recently.
Today Yesterday S
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Y. NJ. c. A. Buys NOrristOwn Hotel

NOrristOwn. Pa. April i2.-The deed
n transfer Of the Neranda House. one
Of the oldest hotels in NorristOwn. from
the heirs Of John Tyson 70 the Young
Mems Christian Association has been
put on record. The price paid for the
for which John Tyson refused
$4,000 a few years ago was $4,000. II
viii be converted after the war into a
modern Y. NJ c. A. building with money
raised by public subscription.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-12
Big Ed Walsh Still Unplaced

Someb body got his dates mixed about I'D
Walsh joining the St Louis Browns as "A
credited to Manager Fielder Jones, but
Business Manager Bobby Quinn said There
was nothing in Il. The veteran George Davis,
who assisted Jones in mauaging the Browns
last year and now is acting as baseball
coach to Amherst College, may return to the
Browns after the college season closes, and
again he may not.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-12
Roston Exchange Raises Sales Rates

Boston, April 12.-Ar a special meet
ing OF the Boston Stock Exchange. after
the close Yesterday. Il was voted that
lie commission stocks selling UNDER $l0
\ share Would be 1925 q hundred
shares. or ] -l6 Of 81 per share Of stock
turned over. Heretofore the mining
sfocks have been traded In under the
f-f6 rule. but industrial and oil stocks
have not.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-12
LiNerpOOl Cotton

Liverpool, April 12.--Spot cotton was
quiet today at a decline Of 80 points
on the basis Of 2i.3Sd for middling, old
contract The sales were 5000 bales,
The receipts were 1000 bales, all Amer
lean. Futures were quiet in the carly
dealings. old contract spot prices were !:
American, middlng fair, 25.95d; good
middling, 2491d: middling, @l3Sd low
m'ddlng 22.s6d; good ordinary 22.S6d /;
ordinary 22.33d,
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Spring Wheat Shows Above Ground

Minneapolis, April l2.-Early planted
spring wheat is beginning 10 show above
the ground along the Omaha, Rock Is
land. Minneapolis and st. Louis, Bur
lington and Chicago and Great Western
roads. In Southern Minnesota condi-
tions are very favorable.
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Tallow Market Firmer

New York, April 12.-The market for
tallow was frmer, There was sale
of 100 drums, special, early In the day
at 17laC and another sale after the
close at l7&c. Quotations. City prime,
lie nominal loose, special loose, 17A
edible 1872 q 1880, nominal.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-12
Fruits Damaged in Pennsylvania

Harrisburg. April Il. -- Further Fe-
ports received by the State Department
Of Agriculture from rural districts n5
apricot trees iu southern counties
where blossoms had opened. win be *.
tensiVe because of the snow storm
The peach aud apple orchards do nss
seem to have been much affected.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-12

official discount rates at the. twelve
Federal Reserve banks were as follows:
I'The first column gives the rates for
all periods up to and including the tif-
teen-day maturity, the second for
period Of sixteen to ninety days. The
third and fourth columns give the rates
for rediscounts Of collateral loans Sc
cured by Government bonds or nOtcs.)
Coml paper Govt paper
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-12
New Delaware Charters

Dover. Del, April 12.-The following
charters were filed here today: The New
Era oil Reduction Company, capital
S.. 900 600
Newfoundland Sea Products Com
pany. of Shamokin, Pa, capital $l,UOO,-
600, to carry on the business of fishing
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-12
Infantry Beats Artillery

The a6Sth Infantry OF Camp Meade
Camp Dix last night i'm "A fast and rough
contest at Musical l'uud Hall by the
score Of II to II. Both teams were
colored and the proceeds Of the game
was divided between the bands of the re-
sDectiyc regiments.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-12
Refined SUGAR Unchanged

New York. April l2.-Refned sugars
are unchanged. with all local rehners
quoting at 745c. The Federal, the War
ner and the National companies remain
withdrawn. Cuban raws are unchanged
at 6OO5c, duty paid