New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-28
h cos, Of Austrias mobilization Austria no" "oua DC '0'
.uoa 90 ,sk for quite guarantees
Bank Rate RumoTs.

p bears, FOR they Withdrew stnS'ah''"'
p portion o. their !o&1s.
Bank Rate RumoTs.
New rumors increased the democrat
eaton hourly, hut some rcil"' M"s
caused by denial OF the 'eDo" ina
he bank rate would be raised. " u
not certain. however. that the rate
won't be raised on Thursday. JOINT
stock banks raised their charges on
STOCK Exchange loans. and some OF
them we're actually calling loans Tor
window dressing or other IN importah'
reasons.
The rumor ina; the Paris BoUrse
would close happily proved untrue. hat
the couissc remained out OF cp mis-
sion and The Vienna and Budapest
bourscs were not opened. The line OIL
lerst resistance appeared 20 be the
foreign market. where dealers were
troubied by the fear that the Paris and
Berlin bourseS might be closed. leaving
London TO stand alone against panic
selling from al parts Of the Continent
A Communication issued by the
Austro- Hungarian Foreign Office yester-
dav sets forth the Austrian view OF the
Servian reply 20 Austria's note demand
ing the cessation of the Pan-SerNian
agitation and the punishment OF those
concerned in the ASSASSINATION AT
Sarajevo Of Archduke Francis Ferci-
nand and his wife. The communication
also gives the reasons Tor Austria's dis
satisfaction with Servia's reply. me
communication follows:
"The object of the Servian note is TO
create the false impression that the
Scrvian government is prepared IN
greet measure TO comply with oar de-
mands.
"As matter OF fact. however. Ser
. Was note is filed with the spirit OF DIS
honesty which clearly lets II De seen
that tire Scrvian government is not
seriously determined TO put an END TO
the culpable tolerance 1t has hltherto
extended 10 intrigues against the
Austro- Hungarian monarchy.
"The SerVian note contains such lar
reaching reservations and limitations
not only regarding the general prln-
oiples Of our action. but also IN regard
TO the individual claims We nave put
forward. that the concessions actually
made by Servia become insignificant.
Austrias List of Grievances.
"Ir nartjcular our demand for the
participation Of the Austro- Hungarian
accomplces in the conspiracy on Ser
Wan territory has been rejected, wnlIe
cur request that measures be taken
against that section OF the Servlan
rTess hostile to Austria-hungary has
been declined and our wish that the
Servian government take the necessary
measures to prevent the dissolved
Austrophobe associations from continu-
ing their activity under another name
and under another form has not even
been considered.
"Since the claims in the Austro- Hun
carian note Of July %. regard beng
had to the attitude hitherto adopted by
Servia. represent the minimum OF VIVA,
is necessary for the establishment OF
permanent peace with the southeastern
monarchy, the Sorvian answer must De
regarded as unsatisfactory. -.
"Tha, the Servian government ltsell
ie conscious that its note IS not accept
able to US is proved by the circum.
stance that it proposes at the end OF
the note 10 submit the dispute to arDl-
tration-an invitation which IS thrown
into its proper light BY the fact that
three hours before handing IN the note.
n few minutes before the expiration OF
the time limit. the mobilization OF the
Servian army took place