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I As, 4 I I THE BaSTON BOSTON 16 1 14 i -a GLOBE-FRIDA'Y 'APRIL 19, 1912. BOSTON AND NEW XORK -PRIUSIWOOLMARKET BOSTON STOCK MARKET. I NEW l'ORK STOCK MARKET. IS.STILL-QUET NEV isFollowing are MARKET II: nOSTON MEWS IVREA! UUSI NESS N'S UEST Guide IN RAILROAD, INDUSTRIAL-AND MINING INVESTMENTS F. Prompt, concise and alive to all news developments YORK.

April the number of shares sold. with the highest. lowest and last sales of todaY compared with those of yesterday: "-Last salea-ot Shares sold High Low ApriS prill 700 116 ill 1311. 600 Allis-Chal 31Z 314 3 85000 Amalgamated 8416 8276 824 634 8700 Am Beet Sug. 6614 6634 651-4 6516 200 Am Beet 98 98 9600 Am Can 3 Ili 8314 3316 84 311 900 Am Can 115:4 11516 116 900 Am F.

6016 69t 601,6 691 ,700 Am Cot Oil. 5334 521-i 52 5131 100 Am pr. 241Z 2416 2414 900 Am Ice Setur. 23L 2316 24 7700 Am Linseed 0 1611 1616 1514 3000 Am Lin 0 pr. 39 40 1000 Am tocom've 4331 43 43 7100 86 8416 8411 8516 300 Am Smelt 10711 10716 100 Am Steel Fdy 34 l-6 ,24 8414 1200 Am Tel 1457-4 14536 14514 100 Am Woolen pr 91 91 91 1200 AmWritPpr.

351-4 3411 3116 3414 1800 43 43 43 3100 Atthison 10876 10814 10816 10516 700 Atclison 10316 200 Atlantic -141 141 1414 l'900 Balt Ohio. 10836 1071-4 10771 107U. 8500 Bethlehem St1 8814 3714 881-1 5500 Beth'm St' pr. 66 36 64 1Z 661 641i Amalgamated 844 827i Am Beet Sug. 664 65 Am Beet pr.

98 4 98 Am Gen Co 3 14 83 3-1 Am Can pr 116, 1151 Am 604 59TS Am Cot Oil- 5334 524 Am pr. 20i 243i Am Ice Serstr- 234 Am Linseed 0 163i it Am Lin 0 pr 404 39 Am Locom've 434 43 86 843i Am Smelt pr.1073. 1073i Am Steel Fdy. 34 34 Am Tel Am Woolen pr 91 91 Arn Writ pr. 354 343i Anaonda.

43 3 43 Atrdilson 108Ti 100v. Atlantic -141 Balt Ohio. 1081i 1074 Bethlehem St1 884 374 Beth'm Sti pr. 664 64.34 At all news stands sTocif l'itiA 1 The Tone IVas Fi rill, But Cliannes 1Vere But Changes Were Small Generally. ly.

LARGER DIVIDEND ON AMALGAMATED Boston Coppers Strong, But There Were No' Big Gains. The STre 'k Ino-t of the It i prices tie tr) Tr-, 1 was for the uf xr, wt was rn ro.e 1, been it-, ri.s a Iroirkrly off. tr 1.1r, t4Pen it't 4-4 ty a quartr it.) off. .1.41 tio -i a for the present movement today. News for the most part was very bullish.

A break in the levee at Rosedale, Miss, was reported. and it was stated tha-t this would mean the flooding of many thousand acres of very fertile cotton land. This event. together with the already overflowed lands of Louisiana and other Southern States, and a continuation of unfavorable weather conditions in the Eastern belt, gl.ve the market a decided upward impetus. There was some heavy selling at the opening.

but the market only declined five to seven points and the offerings were readily absorbed. Later a considerable buying movement set in and some of the big interests who sold yesterday were reported to be taking cotton back. The market finally was steady, with prices off somewhat from the highest under realizing sales, but 4'cfS point net higher for the day. Following are the New York and Liverpool quotations: NEW YORK Previous Clo.se close Open Bigh Low bids April 11.29 11.35 Mar 11.45 11.50 11..34 11.45 June 11.41 11.45 11.50 11.45 11.43 July 11.51 3155 11.63 11.48 11.59 August 11.54 11.52 11.65 11.52 11.60 September 11.55 11.55 11.65 11.54 11.640 Octotler 11.61 11.63 11.73 11.58 11.67 0 11.63 11.09 11.73 11.59 11.69 December HAS 11.64 11.S0 11.63 11.73 jitnuary 11.66 11.62 11.70 11.60 11.70 brnary 11.70 11.70 11.70 11.70 March 11.73 11.70 11.84 11.69 11.78 Spot cloeed steady, 5 points higher; middling uplands 11.85c, middling gulf 12.10c. Sales 100 bales; stock 149,874 bales.

Consolidation for six days-Net port receipts 80.274 bales; exports 91.013 bales, to Great Britain 43.236, to France 3231, to the Continent 41.6S2 to Japan and China 2864: stocks in all UnitedStates ports 748.066 bales. LIVERPOOL Prey close Open 2 pm 4 April 63914 6.40 6.45,A 6.43 6.34P-31 6.3614 6.39 May-June 6.3604i 6.3612 6.41 June-July 6.36 6.36 6.401,4 0.39 July-Aug 6.35 6.3514 6.41 6.383.5 Aug-Sept 6.32 6.32042 6.37 6.351i Bept-Oct 6.29 6.29 6.34 6.32!-.2 6.26 6.26 6.3114 Nov-Dec. 6.2314 6.23q 6.294 6.27 Dec-Jan 6. 6.23 13.28-A 0.2614 Jan-Feb 6.23 6.24 U.S 6.26111 6.23Wb $127 6.27 Metal Markets. NEW Nit the Nletall hallgo tuxLtrd tOpper was Low and loll i nut hanged.

spot IA. a tN 15 56 July at at Tri P'70, leetrolYtic it 14tge i- -y 4, tht 14, It 1, 11111; siclt 43-54-v's la A11, ttia aft a no a 4V I 4 "1 4'2 1 New York. 4.1oa Lo tilt" al- I 110'1t It 1Li her i4; lt I. New York. et' Lsie r.

and Southern bkor--tet) 1,,, April tr.Following are tokt1: (I Li '4 odaattons trt metal: Cop- xvt a 1-er it si 1.:71 5s. sales 1)00 tons; usloteI 15; .56 July at leetrotytie it Li1N 1 trnr. stot at e. .0 ea.4v; i New York. 4.11Ot lt-r New York.

imb; St I 1.1.eks1",s And southern IA 'NI A pril IS---Follawinc are toy (n tnetal: Coprwr- it. spot 5s salvs lio4) tong; for the Immediate building of a Filch can kpe increased to '0); Inns' vapacity if required. lit Raiiroad Earnings. 4.1.-.41iNt) EL 1 IN APRIL i 1911 112.7,2,,4 1.9su. a at ley I 7.1s.1)32.754 1 a a i ir 0 347 Jau I 4.64.2 4.1:4,kaa; Su.tt:0J4) Pit taluma: thcain 173 WWI 44.0:4 July 1 4 n2.1:14 1S4.

I 117 S.a, July I 744.014a1 1 Lopesike A Oil id 1 i) 7 j.47 119 1 0401: :t74.70) 710,0 7 3.517.700 Bond and Loan Items. of Chelsea has awardtfl a temporary loan of Shi2.ntio. maturing on Nov lit. to Curtis Sanger. at percent discount.

plus 11.65 Erie notes offered for P. ro, and jt aro: the National Nrw N.4.11,-. were VT: times lit. tl to of Salem hjs aiAarded I percept bowls lo liros tt: I tt 1111.37; police station. datcd Nlarcit I and maturing 31.1...

school. dated rth I a tut mat tiring $21,010 In It113-21. and engine. dated March hiatttrne.J 1 In The trtas i has awarded a. $1,..4,.

ntaturi No 2e, to the Colony Trust -nipany it percent JLTI tons. rototpor 54. 1ad CIA it, 1in. vprit E.19. sales tutur-s Is.

alvs 2:4) tons. New Baitic Copper Company. Tte annual report of the New Baltic t'ornpan the cash balance fi 4 jail I 'jig as on Jan I. The total in. for A as $iql.

while est, Ittlk i'; in part: Vhile the elopne, it disclosed a pers.sten such as would assure ia-otitable on the other astral. afford a lioeral dtgee of eneour intuit tino I sore than Justify it contv-uance of M. work now In progress. tact tnat Ale several veins located th I show copper in is not tithout and 'er'is to the hope that one er u.ore will prove commerally valuable. The of the w.th the exception of the tal manager.

are serving without ork ing ne year consiste.1 of Ur) ri denth of 54i-feet end of explornig by n. of atpl ernsscuts on the Boston Corbin. A liweling of be Bogt-n Corbin Copper Se Silver Mining any hus been for May 6 New York Money Rates. p.i!,ts parity. In the afternoon New York se-Ling depressed prices.

but sum ort toward the of the "Liy arvi the closing was ste.ply. and oil shares were strong. hut consols and Indian stoeks were weak. Aloney was firm. Quotations follow; g-, Apr li Is April 17 q- -7 740, 1.,.., liceMILit 7W I It; VOA I St; t41, :,,1,, $7, Nt re.

4111.2 4114,4 sat.t,t Fe pr 19401 1 i 1 0 1 i it1'4, 11014 l'a, 2'301-3 25'4 814 lie, 1 gi, l'a 11 114 11.31, i 41,,, la ..7 A 241. 1,, a i pr 44 1.1, 1 ",71,,,, 2,1 4741 47 t4 ,1, ii 27,14 27 si 4- 1 Vii3 13:1 1" .1 ,.:4 14134, 4 trral 1224-j 124 V.ttern 114 115 pr 161,7 142 1.1 41. 41. a 4.1T-11 21,4 a pr 41 40,, 1-04, 3s pr vr, 2,1 pr 471, 47 27,14 274i 13:4,3 13:1 a 113L'4 Kiti-a Tullis-. NV 4 1,.,..,4 114 115 Nrfla Wettrea pr 141,7 14 2 1.1 Wesvra 4144 oc 14, abTerli pr 141'7 142 1.4, estvra 41-4 41 it, :14 I A' In- i .1 4- 4 tile 6...

4 fe, t' g. titf it t- ri con, ft r-r ,4 1-1, tr-it i re dehtt tate ts Ar.i.k".:,,t;'a!,4 'A AIJkl i' riti.tto,1 I I' i 111. Ir, A A WI, tip. 4 I i tar IA r- A Il in AllIct.i:,:.t..!7..C 4 'I he t'-tr 4,, tq. i i 4 (la, rr, et 4 i ti th, 1 tit An the in A cipten t.

1,4 I 1.4 Lti 'I in ILI err I tirr 4 dud 1., 171 rit'IAS it. Pi 'i til 1-; 4-; '1; I hef-Z1 a. i 7 r- ,70 7' 7 'itt attreti V. ,4 inn. dtt4.4,0ter 4 tr 4', i a mt.

a t.t. i ,44.:.:4 7 tilky vtl. It. 111, I i ilt'14 I 1 4 -tgi 4, I 1 in i tl. ri A 6, 'Ir I tt.

oio; rot, 00 I It i I i tut rt. Ittrit, A re it 15. I' tAa: i I A. itS A vio re iii 4t; 4 4 1 t' t'''' 4 1 i i i 1 1 1 A Money and Foreign Exchange. 0.0 wIrpoge of JiuthoriVng the 411- Th, vit.

14 Atli. 1-reLlt Shares of stock. the company between r- anti table of as ahnut cash tt 014. the fee it toi1 tCo tor a larger working tto 2.1 1 1,, oIng for the new pi centrator. strength Included United States Steel, New York Central, Rock Island issues and common and preferred stocks of the Bethlehem Steel and Republic Steel Companies.

A better tone vi-as shown by the bonds Marino Company, but later this issue of the International Mercantile as well as the preferred stock was heavy. Trading became very dull In the late eessioni prices rising and falling within narrow limits. 4american securities were steady in London, but other markets at that center were sluggish. when nat. heavy.

L'ealtrills here for London were nominal It the usu.al mixture of iurchases and sales. the baiance favoring purCO? Sea. Call loans were made at easier rates arri time aceommouations tor most periods relaxed. Another small currency tranAter to San Francisco was niado through the ub-treasury, with irospect of further shipments to in- i.oirie before the end of the week. A sensational feature of the "Curb" was the rise in tile- price in old Marconi wireless shares to 40.

as against L'o at Yesterday close. The linal price was Little more than a Aveek Lig the stoek was selline under its par of no). The company today proved an inerPase of Its capital from to Siftuon.tioci, of which the greater pa will be offered to shareholders at par. Bonds were steady, with some shading in the later trading. Total sales tpar value) aggregated 1z3.44,41..P.P United States Government bends unrlianged call.

WALL-ST NEWS AND GOSSIP. NEW YORK, April ISIt ticems to he the general impression that for the time being the ELI, stocks have had their turn. Central Leathers advance response to bullish reports concerning the company's business The West was reported depressed on account of the check imposed on Eastern progress by the coal strike. Railroad interests were said to be buyers of the equipmcnt stocks. actountimz for much of their early strength.

London a extensive buyer of stocks today. taking. it is estimated, eootit si.a;,-s 01k aiance. trie bulk ct which was in United Steel common. For the first time since 1909 New York Central sold at 1::46.

Until this week the stock has been a laggard in the general advance. but its exhibition of strength since then has attracted a good deal of attention. Bethlehem Steel issues sold at the highest level in years past. The titian-. elal public is beginning to realize that Bethlehem is ln di.

strong position, and the orferred dividends cannot be held back for any great ngth tot Missouri Pocinc's recent rpells of weakness seemed to have their origin In stock market operations more than anything else. The benent to the road of the laush ntatragement has been shown in large earnings, and although the company probably has suffered from the floods, stock market causes seem to be the reason for the decline-one story is that a member of the Gould family has been liquidating. WANTS VAULT FOR GOLD. Sec MacVeagh Says United States Treasury's Capacity Will Be Exhausted in 10 Years. WASHINGTON.

Anril ISThe United States storage capacity for gold coin and bullion will be exhausted In 10 years. according to a letter sent to Congress today by Sec ItacVeagh. Ile asks for an appropriation of no,) for the conetruction of a nve-story gnu tiorrige vault In the office at New York, the front of which is now being rebuilt. TROOPS TO PAY HONORS. Will Participate in Funeral Services for Mai Gen Grant at West Point' On April 26.

NEW YORK, April 1S--Lleut M. W. Howze, who was atd-de-camp to Gen Grant, announced-today that the funeral of Gen Grant, which it was reported would be held on April 19, will be held April Mai Gen 'Frisker It. temporarily in command of the Eastern division, received word from the Var Department that he might Se nd as many troops from the fortifications around New York to West Point as cowl be accommodated on an avallableNflovernment vessel to participate in the funeral services of Gen Grant. FOR PATRIOTIC SHRINE.

Senate Wants Fort Mo Henry, Where "Star Spangled Banner" Was Ira-ten, Set Apart as Museum. WASHINGTON. April IS Fort McHenry on the Chesapeake, where Thomas Francis Key wrote The Star Spangled Banner," will be set apart as a military museum if the House and the President accept a bill passed by the Senate today. ()WALLEY EXONERATED. Grand Jury at Annapolis, Ind, Finds No Bribery Charge Against State Auditor-Elect.

ANNAPOLIS Md, April IS State Auditor-elect John F. O'Malley was exonerated today of the charge of attempted bribery by the Grand Jury. 0Malley was accused by W. D. Smallwood.

9. member of the Maryland House of Delegates, of having offered him to vote against the local option bill then pending in the Legislature. WANT CHICKERING STATION 7.11 Tremont st. has made an assignment for the benerit of its creditors of Its bound books, sheets and ta William E. Crosby, Elihu G.

LEOrniS and William T. Johnson. Henry P. Goss. salesman.

Lynn, hvii filed a petition in bankruptcy. Liabilities. $3753; assets. L. John A.

NVolelko. molders Worzi2ster, is a petitioner in bankruptcy. He owes 1449 and has no assets. Charles A. Cummings.

NVobarn. bas been petitioned into bankruptcy at the instance of three creditors whose claims amount to It is that Mr Cummings made an assiLminert April 4 to Winfield It. Lang of Woburn. John J. Cor lois.

liquor dealer. Worcester. has filed a petition in bankruptcy. tits liabillties amount to 312.teCi, which SZdtp-; is secured and is doe to about 4 unsecured creditors. Assets $JILzzi Henry P.

Jewell. advertising agtnt, ::6 Denmark at. is a petitioner in bankruptcy. He owes and has no assets. bounis Krivitsky, plumber.

5.5 Phillips St. ta a petitioner in bankruptcy. He owes 1141s and has VI assets. Edwin B. Hobbs.

Danvers, has been been petitioned into bankruptcy at the Instance of three creditors whose claims amount to It is represented that Mr Hobbs made an assignment April 13 to Villiant E. Clapp. Peter 1. Armen. Brockton.

has been petitioned Into bankruptcy at the instance of three creditors whose. claims' amount to It is represented that tar' Arman made an assignment for the benetit of his creditors on the 27th of March to Charles A. Gilday of Brockton and James J. Feely of Avon. 0 3 1 N.

A iy ibit St, i 0, '117-1 so. STOCK EXCHANGE. April la-Following are the highest and lowest sales of stocks and 'bonds at the board today. with last sales of today and yesterday: STOCKS Sales-Shares sold High Lola AP 18 Apt 11 6715 Adventure 105i 9ti 1031 9 880 771 7 73i 410 Ailtsiez 50 4831 19 4834 85 Am Ag Chem 607-1 60 CO 6034 201 itin Ag Ch pr 10031 10031 1004 10031i 2915 Amalgamated 843 83 53.5i 935i .15 Amoskefig pr 103 ,103 103 104 125 Am Pneu Sera 4 331 4 83( 50 Am Pa 2d pr 11 11 14 85 Am Sugar Ref 128 2273; 127 1i 50 Am Sug pr 12a 122 122 12131 914 Am Tel 146 11531 146 1457-1 79 Am Woolen pr 913i 91.11 915i 91 -1047 Am Zinc Lik SI' 2771 2631 3693 .25 .30 .25 5 Anaconda 4311 1331 4311 1715 Ariz Com ctis 631 6 C3ii 6 185 Arnold .90 .80 .90 19 Albany 218 218 218 890 BOP Corbin 8 73X 751 714 14 Maine 10031 100 10o t4 too 1055 Butte-Balla 5 4 43-1 5 1210 31 1248 Calu 713; 133X 741,1 74 151 Calu Hecht-500 95 495 495 1275 Centennial 271g 2514 2671 2531 40 Chinot. 3) 2931 2931 29 3735 .38 AS .38 8 Conn Itiver 271 271 271 455 Copper Range 66 651i.

653 6531 40 Daly-West 631 631 631 631 865 East Butte. 1431 1431 1131 111-i 127 Edison El 1110.285 2S3 283 11 Fitchburg pr 125 125 125 125 290 Franklin 1b7X :131 15 15 10 General Eine, 17031 17031 17071 170 605 61 1 511 531 57i 3341 Granby Cona'd 5971 57 53 57 905 Greene-Can 917g 93' 1 931 934 2185 Hancock 36 3O 35 3131 2350 Indiana 197-1 183i 1931 1851 692 InspirationCon 1951 194i 197X 113,1 50 It'd Creek pr 88 88 88 88 1785 Isle 297-1 2831 2971 29 430 Kerr Lake 231 271 271 4E0 231 2 2 530 Lake Copper 4731 47 47 47A 1416 La Salle 8 Vi 751 75i 885 Mason 1231 121X 1231 723-1 910 Mass 9 871 831 81-1 1425 MassEl pr I .19 1974 51 Mass CO 90 90 903X 5 Mass Gas 97 97 97 96 445 17 17 17 1771 1580 Michigan 5 331 5 .15 Amosksag pr 103 103 104 125 Am Pneu Seri, 4 8 4 831 20 Am Pa 2d pr 11 14 14 85 Am Sugar Ref 128 22716 12711 50 Am Sug ptr 122. 122 122 I2131 914 Am Tel 146 14531 146 1457-i 79 Am Woolen pr 9131 9131 91li 91 -1047 Am Zinc La: SI' 2731 2631 2671 :1671 3693 .25 .30 .25 5 Anaconda 4311 4331 4331 1715 Ariz Com etts 631 6 C.34 5 185 Arnold .90 .80 .90 19 Albany 218 218 218 890 BOP Corbin 8 731 731 73-i 14 Maine 10031 100 100q 100 1055 Butte-Balla 531 471 471 5 1210 31 31 3)11 1248 Calu 7436 1331 7434 74 154 Calu Hecht -500 495 495 495 1275 Centennia1 2716 2531' 2671 2531 40 Chinot. 3) 2931 2931 29 3735 .38 AS .33 8 Conn River 271 271 271 455 Copper Range- 66 651. 653.1 6531 40 Daly-West 631 631 631 634 865 East Butte.

1431 1431 1431 1111 127 Edison El Illuo.285 283 283 11 Fitchburg pr I25 125 125 125 290 Franklin 104 :431 15 15 10 General Elee, 17071 17036 17071 170 605 Giroux 671 531 531 571 3341 Granby Cona'd 5971 57 53 57 905 Greene-Can 91,6 916 931 911 2185 Hancock. 36 3h 35 3431 2350 Indiana 1971 1836 1931 1831 592 InspirationCon 1936 19'6 1911 50 Isi'd Creek pr 88 VS 88 88 1785 Isle 2916 2831 2931 29 430 Kerr Lake 231 231 271 276 420 231 2 2 2 31 530 Lake Copper 473 47 47 47A 1415 La Salle 8 7( 751 885 Mason 1231 1211 1236 123'1 910 Maas 9 834 831 811 1425 MassEl pr I .19 .1931 1911 51 Mass 90 90 90 9031 5 Mass Gas 97 97 97 26 445 1711 17 17 1731 1580 Michigan 5 5 329 Mohawk 6711 65 661 66 1 Cot Yarn .102 102 102 24 Tel-1583 15811 15831 16034 325 Nevada Cons'd 1931 1931 1936 20 300 New Arcadian. 511 5 6 531 40 8 714 711 711 1440 North 8331 33 83 331i 450 North Lake. 8 734 731 731 140 No Texas Elec. 99 99 99 98 9 No Tex Elec pr 98 98 98 11971 11974 119 NYNE 4: II-1384 128 188 133 765 Ojibway 6.31 6 6 611 2706 Old Colony.

1131 1031 11 II 1980 Old Dominion 5634 5431 56 6431 140 Osceola 121 11911 11911 1203-1 100 Pond Ck Coal 1514 153 1531 1511 tO Pullman Co 16I 16031 16011 161 160 Quincy 90 89 29 29 670 Ray 20 1971 1971 1934 71 Rkece Button- 17 17 17 1614 369 Rutland 67 6311 6511 63 160 Santa Fe 231 231 231 231 1850 Shannon 1511 15 1534 15 400 So Utah 111 111 111 1 810 St Mary's Land 57 56 56 603.4 1776 Boa. 33 84 33i 1440 SuperiorCop 873. 6 363 71 Co 1043i 104 104 104 991 Tamarack 51 48 491 4711 97 Torrington 3131 3111 3114. 3131 410 Trinity 8 8 731 110 Union 331 3 331 295 Union Facific 1723i 171 1715i 1713.4 Unite4Frult 1 113634 185 300 United Sh Ma 52 5134 5111 5136 120 United Ma pr 2911 293. 1 2934 2911 470 Sm M.

893-1 3911 3911 3911 43 SmR.S:S1 pr 49 4831 4831 4811 2804 72 7071 71 7011 110 Utah-Apex 271 231 3 385 'Utah Cons'd 1431 134 1431 14 279 Utah Copper 6411 64 6434 64 290 Victoria 5 471 6 5 rl 5 Winona 7 8.31 7 631 95 Wolverine 11631 115 115 11571 Ex-tilvidend. Mx-rights. Total saltseBonds 358.000. stocks 64,933. rights 7428, tractions 1425.

BONDS Sales-s Amount sold Iligh Low Apt 18 Apt 17 3t000 Am Ag Ch 58.10231 1024 10211 1023 35000 Am 4s 91 2071 9071 9071 4000 AmZinctis'15-109 109 109 2000 Ariz Corn 68 81 tl 81 80 2000 5-d 6511 6511 6531 1000 111 Sti 5s 1913.10011 10036 10016 1004 5000 in 59 86 86 86 2000 tin'd F436s23 9671 9671 9671 9671 IWO West Tel 5:1.100 100 100 1003.4 Boston Curb Market. The local Curb Market was firm yesterday in sympathy with prices on the big board. but Vti le business was trans. acted until the last hour and consequently the changes in prices did not amount to much. In the final dealings Bohemia and Majestic were taken in hand and marked up sharply.

Quotations follow: Shares Soiti High Low Last Sale 504o4) Anus I-Nevada 01.1le rie 5e totzo Pay state Gas Los 29e 211 A 11010416u 43-i 1200 Ely 2 1-16 1 15-16 2 1-16 In Bingham 3 a 3 823 Butte Central 83-i 814 400 (tiltiveras 3 27s 2 15-16 405 illet Culls I 13-16 1 I1-16 I 11-In Contact I I-16 1 I 1-16 20S0 Collin 8 IV) COrteZ I 1 I 21.81D:iris-Italy 1 11-16 1 13-10 Ba1 Engle 4: Bluebell. 1 1-16 1 1-16 1 1-16 ai Fay 32e 31e 31C 085 First Nutional 34, ll1S. ar; lioughtea 414 4Ne CI' 301 Kruger 20e I95 La Rose :,4 1:100 1.10n llill 7go 711c 7ge 7775 Sir 71e hie 1555 Mexican Metals. 21i .1.0, 2LI imIttla.s 4 '3 4E4 41; 15414i Nevada-Utah le lie 75 New Balite 4 3,4, Al 4i Ohl. IN 0 1142 I St-leb a 21:5 illecto 314 tir.i, 31i Port-opine Central riist 57,,,, 050 Porcupine North 19441 11:1 IAA 045 Porcupine South 2 1-16 1 15-16 1 15-16 406 Its yen 43e 42e In Ray Central 5-16 2 5-16 2 5-16 I() It I Coal 1,0 14 ILte ILI) South Lake 'b 8 Southwest Miami $ai 8N Rai Stewart 114 11,2 114 2041 Untied Verde Ext 45e 43, 45e 101 Yukon lil, llt-, New York Curb Market.

NEw YORK. April 18Intere8t in the outside securities market today was entirely centered in the Marconi issues. Apart from this the dealings were small. with unimportant price changes. Marconi of America old stock sold up to an advance of 45 points over the previous close.

Later it reacted to J. Copper shares were extremely quiet and somewhat irregular. The specialties were SIPO quiet and only about steady. The list: klid -tskPd Bid Asked, bid Asked Am Writ Pa 8 314 BayStateGas 9-16 Ohio VI, Brit Cot Cop 5', 75 79 Ell Courmi 5-16 asi do pr to0 First Cop 31-4 3 Ray Central. 214 Giroux ti7 I) 4oldr.875 900 Greene-Can tL dt, 4 iuspCn ('on 1911 19 Yonopah Kerr Lake 2N 1 La Rose do pr 10 18 liaaou Val 1 thlid.

3 9-1ti Massahusetts Gas Companies. The combined net earnings for dividends of the subsidiary corn. panics of the Massachusetts Gas Companies for March were $2:21,684. or $1.541 more than in the corresponding month last year. Following are the Martin earnings in detail with comparisons: 1912 1911 1910 Boston Cu.

131.012 1.7m 5N.7",..P1 541:2 Coal 9,477 31.3.51 15.97,t Nel4tun by4P7 4777 Lkin ton ti 4 4,71 Quincy Gag 567 1 Cosi Boa Tow boat 6.127 4.1..49 4.to 1:1 trj 4,488 Totals 220,143 2.1.2.973 1 of 1W 111 And Prices Continue in Buyers' Favor. South American Clips Attract Some Attention. New High Records Touched by Wheat and Cotton. rrhe local saltation in wool has not changed greatly a week. One or two houses report business a little better, but generally matters have continued pretty quiet.

Cables from London note firmness in prices at the auctions and low and coarse wools have advanced slightly. Western advices report the sale of a choice Utah clip at c. But neither of these developments has had any effect on local prices. The market is still rather favorable to buyers. It cannot be denied that turers recent purchases do not suggest that they are anticipating their needs much.

Recent from Washington indicate a downward revision on wool and woolen schedules of the tariff as possible and manufacturers are disposed to be rather cautious. Shearing of the new clips is now In progress in the more Southerly sections of the wool producing territorY, but business has been pretty quiet in the primary centers. The sheep raisers are holding their wools firmly and the new clips are held at prices that do not offer even a good gamble. Interest is etill evident in foreign wools of the lower types in the local market. Much South African lincolns has changed hands at which prices offer little profit to the sellers.

In demestic wools there have been sales of pounds of XX Ohio wools at 28c, a carlot of unwashed Ohio delaine at Mc and 115,000 pounds of unmerchantable wool from that State at Zic. Fine and fine medium territory wools have been having a fairly good sale, both graded and in original at WulSc in the grease, to cost clean about 052n 53e. Scoured wools find a steady. If not active sale, but little or nothing haa been done in the other kinds of wool On the market. The new Utah and Nevada wools are expected here in a few weeks.

The leading grades of wool are quoted In Loston as follows: Ohio and Penns ITalliaXX and above the unwanhed 2Ot121c. unwashed half-blood COW bing clothing 234t2Ae, three-eighths blood combing 261.42:7e. clothing 23; quarter-blood combing 2642Ftc, fine waahed delaine 30(cialc unwashed 1.3e. and New YorkPine tutwashed 103.42e. 11121rtVlbed half-blood combing clothing three-eighths blood combing 21rw4.26e, clothing 2'2 e.

quarter-blood 2.5z 2i3e. uuwaed delaine 23C23eKentuck1, Indiana and NitssouriUnwashed three-eighths blood combing 25(428c. quarter-blood 25112lc. TexasTwelve months, choice 19(4)c, average 11e419e. eight months 1- tit 1S'e, lev-417e Celifornialiouxboldt and Mendocino I9'a2lie Northern, choice average Wdlic, middle country Southern 144415c, Fall 14(alfie.

OregonEastern staple. choice 18t7flec age tefill7e. valley No. 1 21(422e, No. 2 22t No.

3 TerritoryIdaho. fine 1701F1c. beary fine 15 Q18c. line medium 17(08e. medium 211e22e, low medium 23ra24e: Wyoming.

tine 16417e, heavy fine 14V 15e, tine mediu''16111e, dium Jew medium 20421e; Utah and Nevada, tine 164t1Se. heavy fine 15t18c, fine medium 161(718e. medinm 20a21c, low medium Dakota. fine 18(frI9e. medlum 22f35e low medium 23(6i24e.

MontanaFine choice 1St41314c, average 17 011714c, fine medium. choice 16(419e, average 174alse, tine staple 21(ft2112c, medium choice 22923e, average 2122e, low medium 23(424e. Onlorado, New Mexico. eteColorado, fine 16 al8e. fine medium 18(fi19e.

medium 20((f21c; New Mexico, improved 16(413c; Arizona, heavy 161417e, average 194t20c. choice 21422e; Georgia 221423c. Pulled Wool, Scoured BasisExtra fine A 52164e, A super 50(g52c, super 48g 50e, low super 38(A44c. super 35r139e, gray wools 324135c; comhin 7. fine medium 4Srarke, coarse 420.15j.

ForeignAustralian 60's combing Adelaide 3NVt3o9re. is Victoria ie4.12ect,62 398toq14470) e4s Gee- Victoria clothing 4 pr 3S1g3t1e, three-eighths blood 37qt blood 369z37e, low quarter-blood 36's to 408 3133e; Montevideo crossbreds, fine 38 C437c, medium 34(436e, low medium Buenos Ayres Lincoln quarter-blood 31(43114c, high quarter-blosd 33a333e. Following are the receipts and shipments of wool for the week ended April 18. with comparisons. figures in pounds: RECEIPTS DotneA ie Foreign Total This week.

1.795.8'25 1.557.175 3.353,000 Last week. 1.S20.342 5.759.3S5 Last year 1.737,S62 337.753 2.995.615 Prom Jan 44.042.222 76.998.4SS Last year 33.571.675 36.513.050 70.084.731 SHIPMENTS This week Last week Last year From Jan 1 Last year 4.117.163 2.164,921 The Chicago Markets. CHICAGO, April 18Assertions that the acreage abandonment of wheat land this year would break the record carried the price of that cereal today to a high level. The close was at an advance of to laic net. Corn finished lie to 1a6c under last night, oats off to and provisions varying from 5 to down to a rise of MMA Grain, Provisions and Live Stock.

Quotations were reported by the Boston Chamber of Commerce yesterday as follows: CHICAGO Vileat: Open High Low CloR May 1.114 1.13141 1.1114 1.121, July 1A17 1.07 1.003,4 1.04s Sept 1.03 1.0-Ti 1-02'its 1-Wa corn: --May 781-; .70 .77143 .773 July .77.4 Sept .7614 74 Oats: May .57 .5714 July .54 .55 -53 .537 Sept .4434 .44 .43 .4311 t'ork: May 18.00 18.22 18.00 18.12 July 18.42 18.57 18.37-40 18.47a Sept 18.75. 18.85 18.67 18.72 Lard: May 10.25 10.32 10.25 10.25 Juiy 10.45 10.52 10.45 10.45a Sept 10.65 10.70 10.62-65 10.62-4 Itibs: May 10.03 10.05 9.92 July 10.07 10.27 10.15 10.1513 Sept 10.47 10.47 10.37 10.40a CASH MARKETS Close 1.121,01 LW 53Tba .431164 18.00 18.12 18.37-40 18.474 15.67 18.72 10.25 10.25 10,45 10.45a 10.62-65 10.62-65 WhatNo. 2 red $1.1201.14., No. 3 red No. 2 hard Wintet No.

3 hard Winter No. 1 Northern Spring $1.1441.16. No. 2 Nortbert Spring 31.10041.14, No. 3 Northern Spring No.

2 Spriog No. 3 Spring $11.0541 1.08. No. 4 Spring OurnNo. 3 No.

3 wbite No. 3 yetww No. 4 "i'da44277e. No. 4 white 71--(ob0e.

2 white 511fia9fiL.e. No. 3 white No. 4 whiLt standard WitsilZ91.4t LIVERPOOL No. 2 red Winter beat: Open Close Ts lo741.1 Ts 11414 l.

Ts Wild Ts Nlixed corn: av 6s 7Ne1 fis TVA pt 56 34 53 4421 Previous ertoss Ts 14,1441 Ts irSol 6s Vic! Os 37,0 May Nlixed May Sept MAY MAY WHEAT IN OUTSIDE MARKETS Open Clese Prey close New York 1.1;0j 1.15 1.14 1.08 1.0S14 1.0714 Duluth 1.09142b 1.10te Kt Louis 1.10 li 1.Io 1.10 Kansas Lorrt, 1.0714 1.00.rit Toledo 1111a 1.12 1.11 Detroit 1-10 1. ''2 Lou CHICAGO LIVEsTOcK- 11011's opentI steady to a shade higher: ruti-21i ST. 74vt 7.s.-i. not Mixed packing S7.65018.70. heavy shipping 8.1214.

RetPipte 115,000 over Wednesday 004: estitusted receipts fur rriday 13.01.0. Cattle steady; beeves 1.5.60rd8.75. eows and Testis steers i4.75qz8.10, stockers and feeders $4.30.36.65, Western cattle Vi.tict07.10 Receipts 2.70.10 Sheep strong: native S44ad.50, Western yearlings native iambs 4I.e.5. Western itt.51euS.:;0 Receipts Minneapolis Cash Wheat. ISIINNEAPOLIS.

April 18No. 1 Northern wheat on track here closed today at as cornparediwkin yesterday. Cotton Still Soaring. NEW YORK! April litThe Cotton Market again reached new high levels Brooklyn It 83.ki Canad'n Pact-2534 2524 Central Leath 27 264 Cen Lea pr. 934 921i O.

804 793i Chic Gt West. 19 19 Chic Gt pr. 37 37 Chino Coppert293 291i Colorado Fuel 304 304 Consol .144 1433i Corn Products 164 154 Corn Prod pr. 8.3!i 83 Delialudson 171 179 Den Rio 233i 23 Den Ft pr 424 414 Distillers' Sec 324 32 Erie 374 364 Erie 1st pr 56 554 Fed Sm 18 18 Fed pr 46 46 4 General 1704 Gen Motors- 354 854 Gen Motors pr475 74 Goldfi'd M. 4 4 4 Gt North pro .132 1314 Gt North Ore.

397i 397i -300 Brooklyn 883; 827x; 824 4600 Canada 252h 251 25134 6800 Central Leath 27 26ti 26h 25h 1000 Cen Lea pr 934 921i 93 92q 1100 Chesa'ke 8034 794 79h 79h 1100 Chic Gt West 19h, 19 19 100 Chie Gt pr 37 37 ST 6400 Chino Coppert293; 29h 29 1200 Colorado Fuel 30h 303 400 Consol Gas 144 1433 1433; 143 3400 Corn Products 163 15h 15h 151i 400 Corn Prod pr. 83h 83 2.3h 823 200 Delialudson.171 179 170 300 Rio 233i 21 23 600 pr 423 41 421i 600 Distillers' See 32h 32 32 12900 Erie 373.. 3634 37 37h 700 Erie lat pr 56 55h 55h 56 100 Fed Stn. IS 18 IS 100 Fed 8 pr. 46 46 46 300 General Elec 170 1703 170h 1703 200 Gen Motors 35h 85h 85h 300 Gen Motors pr75 74 7414 75 800 Goldfi'd M.

434 45'j 44 4 2100 Gt North pro.132 131h 1314 131q .200 Gt North Ore. 397; 397 39h 403i 1800 Inter-Met 193; 20 1934 8400 Inter-Met pr 59 583 58' 58U 1400 Int 1173; 1173; 117h 100 Int Haler pr.121 121 121 121 1300 mt Marine 5h 4h 4 5h 2700 IntMMpr 213-i 20 Li 20h 213 1600 Int Paper. 1414 1374 14 14 500 Int Paper pr 563; 55h 563; 55h 600 Int Steam 29h 29 29 29 200 Lake 16 le 16 15 200 ESE pr 87( 37 87h 5700 Lehigh Vallay 165h 16414 164h 164( 100 Lorillard 109 109h 700 159 158h 159( 100 Mackay Co 85 85 85 85)( Miami Copper 28 25h 25h 28 100 Minn at St 22h 22h 22h 223I 400 SEBt pr 49 48h 48h 49 500 142 14134 141q 142 800 Mo. 8034 29h 293; SO 100 Mo, pr 65 65 65 66 7400 Mo 44 43 433.i 443 100 Nat Biscuit 150 150 150 800 Nat Lead 573 571i 57h 57; 200 Ry 2d pr 29h 29h 29h 29h 600 Nevada Cop 19; 1934 19h 197i 2'2800 Central 120 119 119h 118h 1000 614 60 611i 59h 400 Ont 4034 40! 403j 40 i- 4600 We9t 113n 112 1124 1133. 1300 North 84 83! 83.14 1600 No 1205i 121 600 Pacific 4855 48 48 1000 Penneylvania.1254 12514 100 People's 1085-5 108 I 200 Co.107 1065Z 107 300 Pitts Coal-.

214 215,5 21 500 Pitts Coal 87 8655 87 1000 1.,1064 10415 105 800 Pressed Steel. 85 3455 343'i 200 Ry Steel 3434 84 345Z 1900 Cop. 20 1955 19 51700 Reading .166 16455 1655, 100 Reading 28 pr 9655 9654 96! a 00 Repub SU. 235Z 23511 23 1300 Rep St1 pr 785i 788i 785i 9300 Rok1s1and. 29 2S3 2934 2500 Iglaland 585-i 57 100 St.

2755 2755 274 100 St, LatS 1' let. 6751i 67.5i 100 Sta-Lit SF 2d. 4155 300 St 33 3215 83 1900 11134 1105i 1105i 300 Seab'd Air 26 255.i. 255i 800 Seara-Roe Co 163,55 16234 162 100 Sloita-Shettrd 48 48 48 2400 South Paciftc 118 1125Z 1127Z 600 Southern Ry 2975 296 291i 600 So Ry pr 7455 735Z 73fi 300 Tenn Copper. 411Z 41 41 100 Texas PaCifiC': 2434 24,34 245i 300 The Texas Co.

96 96 96 900 Third Av RR. 381Z 3755 375Z 1900 Tot 103 i 9 105Z 400 Tol.St12:Wpr 34li 341a 343i rioo Twin Tr.1061Z 1065Z 1065Z 2500 Union 10,55 10 -1054 200 Un pr 60 594i 60 34300 Union'Parifie 17355 1714 171Ti 300 Un Ry Inv Co 34 335Z 34 100 Uninv Co.pr. 61511 61 6111i 1300 US Realty. 7754; 775a 775i 900 Rubber. 554 55 55 i 100 USRub1st.112 5Z 11255 1125-1 78100 72 704 711i 400 Steel pr 1124 11251 1125t 10-100 Utah Copper.

645Z 637a 64 3000 Va-Caro 504A 495Z 50 200 Wabash Pa" 87-i 851i 871 2300 635.4 62 62 700 West Union 825a 8255 82 i 600 Westinese El 755i 75 75 100 Va 85i 854 400 lat pr. 2535 255Z 25,11 100 1355 133, 13N 500 'Wiz Central 5 1 56 57 121q 48 107 86 105 34q, 32i 1974 165 23 77li 29 57, 2734 33 1107i 25T1 163 1125i 30 74 41 95q 37' 10 1053.4 33i 775i 54U 71 1123i 643i 8214 75" 874 2574 13 Ex dividend. tEx rights. Sale It to rthe day aggregated shares. Following are closing prices of bond8 compared with those of yesterday: Apr 18 Apr 171 Apr 18 Apr 17 US ref 2s r.1004 1004 Int Met 4 is 824 82n US ret 2s e.1004 1003 lin Mar 41s.

66 654 US 3s 102 A Japan 854 854 US3s coup.102i 102 Japan 4 924 924 4s 114 i KCS la 3s. 734 734 US4scoup.1144 6'31. 9834 934 Ads Ex 87 87 un 4a 914 99 Al Ch 1st 654 654 MKTIat 4a 9414 Am Ag 5..11024 102 44 87 4s.115 115 'Mo Pee 4s. 74 743.6 Am Tob 4a. 95 954 I MoPae 5a 884 884 Am Tob 1204 RyM 4 is 904 90,4 Arnfr 4 92 92 3 iii.

864 87 Atch ge 4s. 994 994 NYC 411.. 9434 964 Atch cv 43 .108 108 NYNHc6a.1304 1294 Atch ev 5s.108 4 138 4s 994 984 AtC1, 1st 4a 954 I cv48-113 113 8.:0 is 984 913iNe Pee 994( 994 Si 0 2 is- 02-i nNo Pae38-. 694 693 BO Sw 31s. 91 91 I Or 94 93! i BkITr 4s.

87 87 -I Panama 38.101 ii 101Ili of Ga 5E1.1094 109Pee 3 is 15 974 97 Lett 954 95 eon 4s.1034 103M CRNJ 546.1214 121 li Read'g 9811 98h 01 100h 4s 7934 79 ad 4 is 93h 9334 1St 1. SF g5s 874 883-ti Cdk A 3 62 SW e4a 814 813 StQj 4a 964 96q1St1S13g45 92 914 4s. 964 964 Sea AL a 5s 80 80 Clf St Pdts 904 91 hi So Pace 4a. 92 91. 4s 724 724 SoPae ev 4a 96 CRIdtP r-ls 8934 894 So 1st re.

9534 95 Col Ind 5s. 75 76 iSo.Ry 1074 Col Mid fit. 47 48 1 So Ry go 4a 7834 784 Col rel4 la 96 96,4 Un Pac 1014 St It 4s 93 58 Un Pre 48.103!I 1034 4a 884 88 lat 964 964 5s 68 Rob 6s.101h 101 1 Distillers 5a 74 73h I US SI 2d5a.102 l'i 102U Erie I 88 li 883 i Va Chembe 994 1004i Erie ge 794 79 Wab let 6461074 1074 Erie 43 A 884 89 Wah Lit ta. 634 634 Erie 4813. 804 804 West Md 4a 874 874 Gen Ele 5a.1654 1654 E1 elt 5s- 914 9514 111C lat 4a.

954 Vila Cen 4a. 934 924 Amalgamated Dividend $1.. NEV YORK. April lg--The directors the Amalgamated Copper Company declared a quarterly dividend of $1 per share. an increase of cents per share-The dividereal-la payable May 27, to stockholders of record April marked up Sc a hundred pounda day.

The local stock of cotton la bales, as compared with LI; week ago and 5'531 bales a year Boston Prices. Excepting for four, grain, Straw, the following QUotatiolts sent prices to the retailer. Qul Or flour, grain. hay and straw the large lots usually taken by and retailers must expect to Day for small lots. Flour--TO ship from the mills.

Sprisg wheat patents cl 01 ears Winter wheat straights clears Kansas hard Winter patents. in Jute in jobbing lots 25(435c higher: re 5.80, graham flour Corn-Carlots, on spot, No. 2 yentsi dried steamer yellow kr.a..,i-C 4iti3e, No. 3 yellow kiht-dried sbip from the West, all rail. No.

2 kiln-dried No. 3 yesi)eas Oats-Oarlots, on No. 1 No. 2 3 ship from the West. 38 to 40 lbs clip: 3t to 38 lbs 34 Cornmeal and Oatmeal Feed4 100-pound oag, granulated sl-, 1, 4.45; bolted 35; oatmeal.

sattd.15 barrel, cut ground 3111Ifee1-To ship from the mil.s, bran. Spring Winter middlings mixed feed 32.75. red dog $32. cotton 't hominy feed 1-f. seed meal 40.

stock S32.7c,---Ti-'' ten feed Hay and Straw-Western clioi-e 1 O. 2 23: No 1 Canadian 20; straw, rye $21422. oat Pork Provisions-Backs and hort es-a a $23.75, medium long etrqz lean entia $23.50. beast pork loose pork shoulders. smoked litie, fresh pressed cooked meats skinned 11stac.

regelar and boiled acon brisket bologna 101441244c; fresh sausage meat 11s4c; tongues $25.75 bbi; 1.3lAsc. rendered leaf In tierces in tierces 12e, in pails 2l4'ttle higher. Fresh Mests--Beel, ekoice 111.041,ali, 0. to good f.49c: hindquarters. common to good lli-di2e: choice 9fair2e, common to Mtitton.

extra Wealtrill, common to good 70 cc: yearli res. t- el34nrelrico.ic,efsedal11,rr'eltn8ottp:co.orTirsulyittl:217,1-11svII121:13,,ase:.-1..asmelys7,1,:tetIthcse:r.li large medium sized 1741 (se.S.--r large medium ti chickens. nave -ItY4- roa-ting Western. large 1i2o c. se, lrie: turkeys.

Western L4 Q23c, fair to good nattce native pigeons $1.75,41:2 mittesL I Live l'otry-FO ul wl 15rei1Bc. Beans-New York pea, tholes, toi: No. 2 medium pest white yellow eye $2.7414,1.7.5. red 2.90, lima beans 74i7li i ''i peas $3.7310,80. imported grfta peitii' 3.50.

Canadian peas S2.114;t2.-25. Maple Sugar and Sirmii-Stigar, email cakes lb. sirup Relined Sugar-American uompaiiy.w less 2 percent for cash for lots of 1 barrels: Dominoes, cases of CO 2-1 a 8.30c, cases of 24 5Ib cartons 7.30e, cut loaf and crushed el 1114, XXIX powdered 54. standard rer 5.40c, standard granulated. barres aol qi, bags 5.35c, fine granulated.

barrels 81.11 bags 5.30, bags of 25 Ms and un4er diamond A 5.30c, Ontario A 510e, sca.1": 5.05c, extra Cs 4 Cs i 4.75c; in lots of 100 barrels or mere la 100 lbs less. Wholesale grocers tric.e granulated in barrela and lOts-lb and in bags of 25 lb and under at li44 for lots of 20 barrels or less. Fruira-Apples. storage tlaidwirs I bbi, No. 1 $55.50.

No', 2 t''tt packed Baldwins. No. 1 $3.50 li 4. 3.50; Greenings. storage Ts- 112.54ed3; Northern Spies, fresh it5at 6: box fruit.

Eastern 11-4-1 bananas. yellolv $1-25-10; cranberries, Cape Col 4: ircrate grafwg- Annt-r'-its grapefruit. Florida 7 bot.litits,i tieB: lemons, foreign oranges Florida late 4.75 box. otbeil' kinds ir, i navels. large $3.74.25.

other also Ielel 3.75. late Valencias itzr-t Florida $5.50446.50 strap: pineapries. rat- smooth Cayenne $5116 t'utan $3. strawberries. Florida 3t4arr box.

Excelsior 21, 4 i Vegetables-Potatoes. Green 'r 2-bn beg. fort 3.15 165-lb bag, Bermudas 'A. 1'4 bbl and $3.25 bu: sit eels. Jrrset bskt; asparagus.

California Souris Carolina Etrtg rctr, ern green was cabbage, drumhead bal. tl. Ida crate: CtL' X2.25(si2.30 small trate: eery, 1.25 doz; cucumters I13.5(eil.7 bit ha'. k-11 bts box: romaine ht esz-larel 54175e bu box: chicory a cress 400titac doz: mint 1 5c dia, NT' nAt $2. ire 251d2.73 bu.

bermada 4.4-1C. crate; ObiellS, Connecticut Va iley IL. bag. New York and Ohio $414 St larze crates small en-tef 2.75. Cuban Bermudas (Ism can Bermudas crate.

414 2-bn bag: leeks 75eUS1 dot; liti-tr- lfitilsic lb, Hubbard ifirtittrz Its, wait i Itatsse 403cstsc lb. $34 crate: g. rutabaga bbl. white Cape bag. white egg $161:25 bu.

puTple l'u; spinach, Soutliern t'7' Southern bbi; beet greens. bu: dandelions, hothnuse radishes $1.7525 tori tios: tee-s 44-el biz: parsnips. Spring dug 7 I bn: washed $.1...1 -ler i-ulat trzolants $.3.7.4.25 crate; Gr. 0,2.25 doz: artichokes. Frzooh Jerusalem $3 bit: peppers mushrooms 40(des0e lb: IsOthottse lb, Chicago rbubarb ecl-lb tss- I HELD TO APRIL 21 1--- J.

A. Woodward Charged Larceny of Automobile Fro' Li Stevens on Dec 4. Charged with with the larcenY of an g- mobile valued at $650. the ProN11.5i-.3. Herbert A.

Stevens. chief ene--1 the Harvard Medical School. Jas11- Woodward of 12 Melroc-e st, Framingham, was arrafgned -r Municipal Criminal Court yesterealFe' ernoon and held in $ifYill konds Ill hearing April 26. Woodward was arrested earlY Ye0 1 day afternoon by Inspectors Felton on a warrant chareng the larceny on Dec 4 It is allegeo net Woodward represented to Stevens at that time as agent of an automobile comPanY, In In exchange for 3Ir Stevens' 1' ond-hand automobile and other 1 erations. to deliver him a new model on April V).

The car 'Fla delivered. and the comPanY that Woodward had never beel agent. I VISIT PORT DIRECTORS. Harbor Commissioners Of Tare- Spend Day In Looking OVer front Conditions. The Harbor Commisgioners of 121 ronto, Can, visited the Directors of Port of Boston yesterday and day with them in Jooking over le-- conditions and comparing tb those in their own harbor.

mission was appointed a than a year ago. Last evening they left far Neil TIII In the party were Chairman F4! Spence, R. S. CrourleY, I Ilargle T. L.

Church, E. L. CousinaerAT and Alex C. Lewis. secretarY.

-Two Harvard Men ElectedWASHINGTON April ISTbe Nate Academy of Sciences elected to bership today Roland Tbaxier and ham M. Wheeler of Harvard tnner sity. Sir John Murray Of Seo t. was elected a foreign ii a peit. tr.

f. tikr.zo- uf. 1 2-lb tt 7 ell ard rs ad fte- viz ta 1 et- 4 1 hte, I 1 ci, I 11, tags at 644 1 Lk fitry I tr 11-t 4- Is rr box 4' --t: 5. i tEr--4 rlei, '1' la xAas-P 5 I -en 'A. rr-et I aef P1-- cl -i-Ar -2 1,1: t.

It I 4 rtt I i'." 4itt2 C. 1 5E. ,1 .4 ,1 I- i li 4. If ts. a 0 le; tte tre rel F.

t-' 4,, scit 1 t.ir$ I (. NE1A Y4 April IsMoney on call 4 417 7 pen ent; ruling rate. Nes. 1 747 ..27 IN clo9l114 hid. 2'4; offeret at 1 4 1 4 .1 iMt.

10.444S, thin (lays at 31.0131i; is 1, ttor .1,..... 4 (1.0 at and six months at 1,,,,,,.1 1,.1 1-1, PI itne mercantile paper. firrn 1 a I S4 tto -d hills and at 41," 4 bills. 4 4 -7 7 4 iLir r. MiXiCtill dollars.

47c. 4 I 1.71t, :1 ro Z. 17L7 1 Marconi Telegraph Company. Irli i. 4 I EV YetIIK.

April IS--At a special i meeting the stockholders of the Bank of England Statement. Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company LO I N. mlnimum tor a held in Jersey City this A morning it was to the 11('-' "I' 1 companvs capital from S1.fol2,5010 to 14nd is urt it 1. I'd I'-3 titItoisl; abtotll r.ili10.01fi) will be offered lowing Is 01., sz ut the at Par- st-. for cash will be used Bank tor and other corporate 1:..., La Tr.3! 1.71:7.13,0 4 tr ::..,11.0...

-7 7 74. 1, 4.,,,,, The London Market. Lrr 1-r, 1 tv, 41 4Po, ...4 .,3, )N DON, April ISAmerican I- I tit-s uiva throughout the early urvl- I under the lead of Canadian S. re 4:1. 4.:.,:, Z.Z4 i I PsicInc and Ste4.1 and at noo were 14'42 i i.Pe, 11.

ViIk I It kir Futures opened Quiet: closed barely steady, points net higher for the day. Spot cotton active and steady, 4 points higher, on a basis of 6137d for American mtddling uplands. Sales, includint 13.0110 American, were 14.000 bales. Receipts 8200 bales American and 800 bales other kinds. Fall River Print Cloth Market.

FALL RIVER, April 18 The prift cloth market for the week has shown good demand, especially for the wide styles of goods for delivery in the next two months. Narrow goods have remained quiet and firm. but with silly moderate demand. Sales for the week were close to 150060 pieces. Quotations are unchanged and are as follows: 2Sinch, 64x64, nominal; 28-inch, 61260, 27-inch, ti-lx60, 27-inch.

5gx5f3, 33-16; 3S-Inch, 64364, i 3-16; 39-inch, 6sx.72, 5. London Wool Auction Sales. LONDON, April 13There were 14,120 bales offered at the wool auction sales today. All sections bid steadily and the large selection was quickly sold at firm prices. Washed combing Victorians sold at 2s 2d.

Inferior capes and the finest grades of crossbreds ruled in buyers' favor. Dairy Markets. Butter is finding a better sale than recently in the local market and a somewhat steadier feeling is evident but supplies are too large to permit of any advance in pries. Yesterday's receipts were 316,727 pounds and were the largest single day's consignment in a long time. Old cheese is in light supply and firmly held, but supplies of new cheese are gradually Increasing and prices tend down.

Eggs are still plenty and easy. Jobbing quotations: ButterFancy Northern creamery, tubs Cg34c, boxes prints 3414.4t 35e, fancy Western creamery. spruce tubs 33-2(434c, ash tubs 32133e. good to choice creamery 3041, 31c. renovated butter 28rde.

CheeseNew York twins, fancy 20(421c. fair to good 190119c. new whole milk cheese 1S4 i 0119c. skims 18a17e, Young America 21c, sage 21e. E4-gsFancy bennery 226e, choice Eastern 2414'25e, fresh Western liositon receipts of airy products yesterday: Butter, 6417 tubs and bxs, weighing 316,727 lbs; cheese, 313 bx5; eggs, 9151 cases; same day last year, butter.

73.44 tubs and 6-250 bxs, weighing 364,075 lbs; cheeze, 129 bx; eggs, cases. In other markets: New YorkButter market steady; Western creamery specials 31e, extras receipts 6423 pkgs. same day last year 5811 pkgs. Cheese market weak; late made specials 184-f 1614e, average fancy 174074; receipts 2424 bks, same day last year 2782 his. Egg market firth; firsts, storage packed.

regularly packed. receipts 26.255 case. Razue day last year 22.003 eases. ChicagoButter market steady; extras 31e; receipts 6656 pkgs, same day last year 5610 vkgs. Egg market steady; firsts 18e, ordinary firsts down le; receipts 25,4432 cases, same day last year 15.119 eases.

St LouisEgg market quiet; strictly fresh fists 2014c. LiverpoolCheese market steady; -Canadian colored and white 7fis 6d. Coffee Market. NEW YORK, Aptil 18Coffee futures closed barely steady, and last prices were from 12 to 16 points net lower. Sales, 62,500 bags.

April, 13.76c: May, 13.85e; June, 13.68e; July, I3.92e; August, 13.96c; September, 14.01c; October, 13.9S0; November, 12.96c; December, 13.94c; January, February and March, 13.92c. Spot coffee, quiet; Rio No. 7, 14c; Santos No. 4, Mild coffee, quiet; Cordova, 16.dlic,, nominal. Receipts of-Stapies.

Boston receipts of staple commodities were reported yesterday as follows: Wool dom, potatoes, bbls 60 Cotton. bis.1.04g Pork, bbls 1 Leather. bbla 2S7 Leather. rolls b.set. ears 14 Leather.

bdis sheep, ears 1 Leather, bales. 264 lb .......26.910 Leather, bags lbs 1 156 Leather. ears 5TaI1ow, pkgs 34 Lowther. bbls 8710rease, bh1 TANI ther. 4151Pres meats, es 340 Dry hides.

bogs 14 Green bides. bj1g 4151Apples. bbls 570 1 Calfskin, bilis bag 2 Goatskins. 100Cranberries. bbls 53 lids skins.

541Str4srberries, erts 500 Lumber. Fla. bas 393 Flour, bbla Cal. bis 1.956 Wheat. bu 37.S09'fiananas.

Oats, bu 21.5001Pineapp1es,erts... 430 Malt, bu 2.900' Dates. pints 50 Coe'd meal, toes bags 25 feed. tons 611Tea, pkgs 151 Oatmeal. es 601Coffee, hags 2,000 pkgs 276 Sugar, bbls 925 Beans.

bu 1.348,Molasses, bilds 8 Potatoes. bn lLSOOM. bbls 85 Hay. ears 6118a1t, tons 44 Straw. ears 3 Ric, baits 665 POultry.

pkgs 547 Cond nUk. es 750 Live poultry. ears 2 Canned goods, es 952 Onions. bn 30 Commercial Notes. Boston inspections of grain yesterday were 28 cars of Spring wheat and one car of oats.

Chicago grain inspections yesterday: Wheat. Winter. 4 cars; Spring. other kinds, 1. Corn, oats.

61; barley, 9. Estimated carlots for today: Wheat. corn. oats. 79.

Flaxseed ilrord 14c in the 1111uth market Yesterdays closing at 12.16 for May and :,:13 ior Jury. The steamer Nantucket. due here this afternoun. tit-ings 15; parrels of spinaen. crates of parsley.

4u crates of radishes. AU grades of refined sugar were F. 1 1 1 -1 i i 2 4., 2 1 2', 1 I 1 I 2, 11.141.11jP Petition Which It Is Said Represents Wish of 50,000 People Presented to Vice Pres Byrnes. A petition for the reestablishment of the old Chickering station on the.N Y. II II Railroad, or a new station in that vicinity to accommodate the large population near the Intersection of Masachusetts and Huntington avs, It 'In-; i an a 61,4 641 has been sent to Vice Pres Byrnes.

He ivn.i Nliat-s has the matter under consideration. :1 2,5 s44, 1 The petition bears the signatures of 30' i pr 7.1,4 7.1,a officials of the Y. M. C. rneln, I i 41, I tory of Music.

Boston Arena and a iti 1ta IT3 I i.1 pr large number of business establisii- .1 Statel4 7-1-2 1 ments in that vicinity and is claimed I I.A...1 pr 1151-11 to represent the wishes of about a a -It it, 4 pr 22 n3.4 1 persons. late et diseouta 7-14 and three Business Troubles. 7 p-reont. Itar at 5-144 per 1 he C. M.

Clark Publishing ptiol'atea 61,4 64 I 64 6 444 lt.t,lw,y :1 30 pr 7' i 74 ,111 1,7,1 i ri- rnotin, el 1t1 1--t, 174 I niel 7,0 iklt, tin ii.t.1 Statet4 7-1-2 71 I State, steel pr 11714 115 iti4 14 l'r 22 21 Rite et -lt. and thn ti', 7 la percent Mir at per ourv-e. Business Troubles. he C. M.

Clark Publishing Company, retc. Heard on the Street. AZ, VI, annl.al n.t of k- ef r.ie Not ii-i pAny tile di: tors re- eleeP-I. The we. r.t ti'r.

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I 1 1,., $,. .4 1, I I Dividends Declared. Pitrrot :1 regutar ertirt, r1) :3, et11.14 1.r share. l'aYat'It' April 27 I i r' T4Y -tetur- 1 Troy Woolen Manufaetur Ing Company tEall uart-rly of 2 pc reent. pie a bit- 3Ia 1 to stock reeord 17.

Bourne Mills Fall regular quarterly of 112 percent. payable 31.4y 1 ILI stoc.K 44 reeord xi nil 1 7. re n24.tk,, r. scrni- anntial of pa bl, I June I to si-ek of May iL. St rvice rt monthly of 11 4-4 1 percent on Tref, rred and LI "if 1 percent eti common stock.

Tull-able Nlay 1 It) stoek of record Arril Eastern Talc regnlar onar- leriv or is, on preferred Jaee 11 te of 5. and ot 1 ereent on conaeein raya ole Aprtl 04 3 of record Anrd 2:1. Elect Po er Com po v. St ti regular paartetl7 of 14 pere. nt cn ferred stoek.

I 14441.1e May 1 to holl- ers of record ril i Federal System. regular quar- terly -4 lt; percent on preferrod stoc payable 3lay I to holders of recorj April West Eenn'ivarda nallwaY CompanY. regular quarterly of 1,4 percent on pr-4 ferred May 1 to holders of record April 24. Natioral Lead Company regular guar- terly of 114 Tereent on preferred stock. parable June 15.

Books close 21. reopen Miv -''S Cambria -Steel Company regular 'mar- teriy of It, percent. payablo 3lay 15 to holders of record. April Ai. Notes From the Mines.

Adventures new lode Is reportel as feet wide, with the crosscut still in the lode. The Calumet )fee manazemen: Las increased the wanes et all its emsleyes 1 percent. involvin-T an increased cllstribution of per an-lawn Pres Pow s(ate, a that tcb-zraphle -11 Ivics Ln.ve cen reiro-ied from the In-Wane property stating th IL erck-scut wh'h ran into rieh at a depth of feet contirues in the same material reported Ln first ad vices. The Boston Copper Corn-zany has practically completed -flans DEPRESSED BY DISASTER. Business on Wall Street LightCol per Shares Active Sensativiz Rise in Wireless.

NEV yrtN. April 14--The influenct of the great marine disaater continu to depress the financial community firri to a great extent the Stock Marke Business today was light and th movement irregular when not absolutr ly reactlonary. The catastrophe was almost the on too, of discussion and there was general clispoldtion to refrain from or On commitments for either sid of the account. Business on Wall Street Iper Shares Active Sensatiottal Rise in Wireless. NEV YinK.

April 14--The influences of the great marine disaster continue to depress the financial community frrid to a great extent the Stock Market. Business today was light and the movement irregular when not absolutely reacConary. The catastrophe was almost the one tow of discussion and there was a general disposition to refrain from operations on commitments for either side of the account. Then. teo.

the anthracite coal situation. the conference of the railway managers relative to the demands of the locomotive engineers and additional unfavorable crop wit-ices constituted facterm of a deterrent character. The most important actual haPiPening- was the declaration by the AmalCa mated Copper directors of a guarte-ly dividend at the rate of St annually. time. the disbursement nutde by the company since The present price Of Amalgamated Copper may be said to fully discount the new tate of but it in known that the great companies are more than ordinarile sanguine as to theb business outlook tick a long time to come.

Amalgamated made its lowest quotation of the day following the dividend announcement. Early features of I 1 1 i 1.