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NEW YORK STOCK

EXCHANGE.

PRICES LOWER AT CLOSE

OF BUSINESS.

INITIAL CONFIDENCE NOT MAINTAINED,

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Américan Tel. Tel. closed at 4523, of *).

A few stocks held their early gains, including Raido Corporation of America and Fox Film. K.CA. closed at 633. up and Fox at 531, up 53.

Selling by Tradera,

T. began hummering down the price of the stock. Prices fell as holdings were, unloaded on profit taking.

New York, April 21,--Prices were lower at the close of business on the New York Stock Exchange this afternoon, says the Dow Jones Einancial News Agency in its daily The prices of wheat and cotton review of trading. There was a on the corrodity exchanges de harn break in American Telephoneclined in sympathy with the break

Telegraph Co. issues, which, in stocks.----- combined with weakness in United States Steel Corporation common. d in the shares of the principal copper companies, brought about & general decline following early Ad vances in prices.

Calls declined at noon bat failed to stem the general decline in the

market. Call money was quoted at the close at 3 per cent, unchanged from yesterday. Shares sold to-day totalled 4,491,600.

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PASSENGERS.

Arrivals.

R. Robert, Mrs. M. I. Magee, Mrs. A. E. Rau, Mrs E. Rutlodge. Nagasaki: Mr. and Mrs. T. Shimo- kunt For Kobe: Mr. M. Fujino. For Vancouver: Dr. J. P. Celis, Mr. A. C. Glinster. Mr. G. E. Razaret, · Roy W. Zjadie.

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AMERICAN MARKETS.

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New York, April 21-F.S. bar silver closed at 42 compared to

on Thursday, April 1.

tra Cotton, "?

The cotton market (Chicago) closed lower with the following quotations Month Spot May July

October

December January March

April 17 April.21

15.20

16.20

13.09.

13.70

16.10

13.02.

13.31

13.12

15.48

15.90

13.00

13.03

13.45

15.27

Sugar.

The sugar market closed firm and somewhat lower with the following. quotations:

*Monta

April 17 April 21

27,600

10.130

July

Sales, tops Spot

12132

1.21-32

Jay

1.63

1.60

1.60

1.66

September

· 1.7

1:74

December

1.94

1.84

1.66

1.83

1.92

1.91

Rubber.

January March

The rubber market closed lower with the following quotations:

Month

April 17 15.00

April

14.50

Mrs. A. W. Clear and infant, Lady Margaret, Miss M. Cholmondeley, Miss E Christensen, Mr. A. Brodie Clarke, Miss Chamberlain, Major and Mrs. G. F. Connal Rowan, Per ss. Empresa of Asia on April Misa Coop, Mr. Cho Fong, Mr. P. 27:-Mrs E-und Miss I. Cama Chichgar. Mrs R, M. Chaloner hort, Mr. C. J. Cruz, Lieut. E. M. and infant, Miss S. M. Chaloner, Dodd, Mr. C., Miss A. and Mrs. Mr. C. W. Chater, Mr. C. S At the opening of the market at M. N. De Leon, Jr. F. F. Esquivel, Cameron, Mr. and Mrs. Catherson ten o'clock, trading gave every Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Heyes, Mr. Lau Smith, Xr, Chan Fan Chow, Mr. appearance at confidence, but be- Kit Sang, Mr. Chan Kong Yen, G. A. Carter, Miss I. Champion. fore noon traders started selling on Miss B. Lopez, Mr. and Mrs. F. Misa R. Carson. Mrs. A. P. Cubi the bulge in the market resulted Ortlopp, Masters W. and F. Wson, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Dixon and in irregularity in prices. The niar Ortlopp, Rev. R. Ruano, Mr. F. E. child, Miss D. M. Dodds, Mrs. C. ket rallied at mid-day, but in the Shafer, Mrs. J. Sweengy, Mr. Af W. Dusk and 2 children, Misa I. afternoon session professional trad-A. Sequeira, Mrs. C. Thwaites, Mr. Denebar, Jr. and Mrs. J. D. ers who were interested in 4. T. and Mrs. H. M. Hodges. For Dredge and infant, Miss J. Dredge, Shanghai: Mr. C. P. Foulke, Mr. Cat. R. H. Douglas, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Dixon and infant, Master P. M.. Dixon, Mrs E. and Miss M. J. Davidson, Master A. J. Davidson. Mr. and Mrs. S. Eccleshall, Miss M. G. Eccleshall, Mr. and Mrs. E. Fletcher, Mr. J. E. Fletcher, Mrs. Fit Hugh and nurse (Miss Fer & President Madison on F. W. Fowlie, Mr. G. Fatcheband, F. M. Cooper), Mr. D. Fraser, Mr.

Janes Ashear, Mr. and Mrs. Au F. Gold, Lady Gunter, Capt. and April 23-For Hong Kong: MM. L. J. Gutter, Mr. and Mrs. J. Yong Manli, Miss Au Yong Tso Mrs. A. Dacrod, Mr. J. 2. Hopes Tse, Masters Au Yang (9), Mr. and Miss E. R. Hughes, Mr. Wol. Hous Mrs. J. F. Casper, Mr. Chun Hin ton, Mr. and Mrs. P. Honoret, Mr. Fong. Mr. T. S. Chang. Mr. C. Y Heromal. Capt. ard, Mrs E. H Chong, Mr. Georga Clarke, Mr. D. Histed, Mrs. K. E. M. Haugs and A. Corlett, Mrs. Chin Soon Lian, infant, Miss R. G. Hanna, Mr. E. Mr. and Mrs. Kan Chiu Nani, J., M. Henshaw, Mr. and Mrs. A. Mr. Hie Moo Tong, Master His Hopper, Mr. R. A. Hyne, Jr. and Kiong Fie, Master Hie Yin Fie, Mr. L. Hopkins, Mr. G. Hotehand, Misa Margaret Heating, Miss Kwok Mr. and Mrs H. S. Goodwyn Isitt Quen Gar, Mrs. Mary Ladow, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. P. Jernigan and S. C. Lee, Miss Lee Zong Wha, Mr. child, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Johns, Lec Zong Wha. Mr. Leong Kwok Miss John, Miss M. I. M. Johns, Cheng, Mrs. Leong Kai Ow, Mr. Mr E. J. Johanson, Mr. Jhamal- Lowe Po Lun. Mr. S. P. Ma, Mr. mal, Mr. and Mrs. Jobraton, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Malouf, Mr and and Mrs. M. Keane and 2 children, Mrs. J. R. Porter, Mrs. Rani Fur- Mr. F. H. J. Kelly, Mr. R. M. sell, Mr. Sih Yuch Kung, Mr. and Keown, Mire. F: P. Lachlan and Mrs. William J Strong, Miss child, Mrs. Lent, H.E. Baron C. Dorothy Strong, Mrs. Tom Sue Leijonhufoud, E.E. Baroncas, C. Lim, Mr. Tsang Zu Ying, Miss Leijonbufond, Mr. Leong Yew Kok, Tsao Dah Ching, Mr. A. T. Wong, Mr. F. B. Lakey, Mr. W. Lekhraj, Mrs Wong Siu Fau, Master Yara G. Langham, Mr. R. C. Law, Fook Kwin, Mr.T. W. Wong, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Langley and T. 3. Wong. For Manila: Mrs. infant, Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Merritt, N. E. Duncan, Mrs. G. J. Everett, 3 children and infant, Miss A. Miss H.. Everett. Mr. Charles Macbeth, Mrs. M. S. Macfie, Mr. Fiveash, Mr. and Mrs. V. Gerrard, and Mrs. K. McKelvic and child, Miss Charlotte Gerrard, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Morton, Mrs.. Helen B. Hail, Major Dean Hud P. W. Massey, Mr. W. Menzies, tanooga, Tennessee, report the dis nutt, Mr. T, W. Maas, Mr. John Miss M. McLeavy, Mr. J. McCahey,covery of a 150ft. waterfall 1,000ft. T. Magin, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mr. E. M. Moffat, Mr. J. Martin, below the earth's surface. Already, Myers, Mr. W. Scharffenberg, Mr. Misa E. McQuire, Mr. and Mrs. W.

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April

May

15.00 13:00

June

13.20

15.10

July

13.40

15.30

August

13.60

15.50

September

15.80

13.70

.."October

16.00

15.30

November

36.20.

16.00

December

16.40

16.20

Jaousry February March

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26,40

16.60 16.80

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