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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-16
topics OF THE DAY
IN WALL STREET
ceven Millions in Gold
Taken from Ottawa by
One Banking Firm.

49,, than a million shares were done
hS W.. stock market again yesterday
b w pound 100000 worth Of bonds
tna hands. But what was even
shsns, rsmarkable ;han the activity, In
5o's ,,rurity market was the fact that
'se ~ncement Of q record breaking en-
'aa a'-snt Of gold at Ottawa for import
cS.pi. country had almost NO, per-
70 MI, Ne eject on the sterling exchange
''PIst With Europe heavy seller
HN .,o.ks and bonds here, and with
q ~. s;V oGo Of gold coming from the
1850 Eneland's Canadian store in
bsnH, H. II would have been no more
C q. rstural that there should have
nsn--s5 a sharp advance in rates. In
ea Wv demand sterling advanced Q mere
h 'ss or. as exchange dealers said, 1T
tm'ts -rer." IN that there Is eloquent
VS. -.stion o. the difficulties the Brit
'I4sstrsncial authorities are having in
~ s.;. srdeavor TO protect at once their
'a. .S,roe ard their gold supply through
q. me6ivm Of discount rates in the
io,Son market.
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Speculative Fever.

-L,v. WAS evidence enough in the
y market yesterday that the public
~ rot the speculative fever in a moro
lSs,'.,, form than any that has been
80 80 since the late F. II. Hartman
~ Ky william Rockefeller operators of
- importance we're the biggest fac
-, n making fluctuations. Perhaps
~. most remarkable fact Of the cur
~ I. market is the absence Of any one
49, rs, figure Ike these as q leader.
Re Is no leader but the many headed
.- -v itself. Money is cheap and
II.,..t. even yet measured by the in
- 80 Yields Of dividend payers are
S Si,sTi cheap. But that, apparently,
|. MT what the public is thinking about
:. I'll even though It favors its side.
Ms Il considering prospects Of early
..,,s abroad or-exoept in the vsguest
T.--rbanges for the better IN the
,'Hvtv and industrial situation in this
. ..~,.Ty. Il is buying stocks because
!. .sss them going up, and it IS ready
:, axe its chance that they will con-
,,re 70 rise.
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CITY COURT.
G...I.T Yarn Dat SMITH

6. At 1920 a. m
M d1v calendar
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Prudence and Profits.

TIE statement has often been made
n the Street lately that the dig in
tlssts" as q whole missed their mar
kst, and that that is why many impOr-
urt fnanciers have been openly criti-
al Of the movement. Signs are not
wanting that there is something in this
allegation, although most Of the criti-
csm heard around the financial district
before this week was directed at the
Wild plunging that was going on in Ger
tain pool stocks TO the practical ex-
t5'ion Of the seasoned dividend pay
s's. When the latter began to come
INTO their own there was less com
lsint Capital is prudent as well as
tnid II capitalists, with the worlds
reatest war going on in Europe, pre-
'srred 70 put their money into some
hing they could find after q possible
titsclysm, or after a sudden declara-
ton Of peace, there is nothing so very
ttnsurable in that.
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GRAIN IN OTHER CITIES.

Dulu,h. MINI. April I5-wHEAr-No hard
g. co.,. No l Northern. 81 59h: No Northern
s. s4i.psls5R; May. 81 ssh. ldNsLED' wv
VI YiiilSsGhee. April IS-wHEATINo Hor,h,.g5n1: y:
CCoIi\%No yellow 7si1@7io; MAJ. iihc. BAR
N niga Ss Apri Is,yHEATN,iNsSs e.. b 9srd
SoThsrn 81 So, AZ 5sS Nay 8 ;3; unto, GoE sig
~ yet33t., Taucy patents S. 50. first clears.
s. a. secood cIeas $40 BEAE- Il saT Ma,
81 .as, Cf0vERsEED-Prim Gosh sad ApIi b
e. ostt O'toher. $40. ALSIkE.Prme csh'
e. % 'rIMoTHY-Prime. cash. 81 90; September
s. % 69a,, Apr,I I,.-wHEAT-Ho 2 nd. Sl:s@
81 g. So hard. tlIuS;i co. M, ,H744ti.::.'
o4TS-No q 67s57kc; No white Ss''e' MAY
s,Gc.,. City. April l;-.wHEAT.k9 35o ssrd.
81 S1SS,i ai 70 rel. 81 52i1P!l %. SU 1sHiov
20 +T,i,eI dc: No white nc, No yelo"i
N2.osI5ibe' 0Afs-No white. 56he5'ei No
ni PEa, S 3,ib; April 5-wHEAT@Ftlm. cQ OR
T,,r'sr. 10 2 yellow. local. slsHse, % .lSa
Firm. FLOCIs-Frmer; winter sH'snS'
s.. spring strAishs. S7eSI ~.
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How the Fever Spreads.

n. stock market has at last got the
advertisement that II has been waiting
s,- nearly seven barren years. Bill
,.,ss with no special qualifications as
.reculator, has taken a flyer in this
,,otk or that-maybe Bethlehem Steel
md has made a pot Of money-not so
-pcb as the story says in its second
,.Tine IN his home town, but a good
Isl nevertheless. There is a new
' ' to prove Il, perhaps, or Bill
is, paid OF the mortgage on his house.
VgeS more likely. though, he has taken
4, principal and his profits and
,vi,eied into some other stock. Every
iojy hears what the stock IS, and no
evening passes by without half the
,evn calculating how much more Bill
las made by now. Jones isn't the only
ysrt1resome mar IN his town. What
"a has done others believe they can
d. TOO. That's the way il begins. Not
o,lv In one town, but in hundreds and
,,rhsps thousands there are Bill Jonses
kv he dozen.
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Before The beginning Of the war peo-
ne had begun TO save money. With
rsst many people saving isn't n pleas
ne. except IN the very beginning.
Ai,sr while it becomes irksome, and,
4, al sorts Of statistics show, the prac-
tee is interrupted by extravaganza.
Trsc-snt as the interruptions are, there
e bound 70 be a gain in the end, and
WEN q whole nation devotes itself for
trh. or ten months 10 being thrifty
he aggregate result is a mountain OF
dollars. How much Of that money is
available for speculation or investment
u securities there is no saying, but 1t
raslikely 70 be counted in nine figures
IS eight. Join 20 great resources the
uaquerchable desire for making money
npiily and an inclination TO spend
money which has been long repressed
end there are the materials Of a bull
nsket An that is needed is an i'm
pulse from the market itself to start it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-16

Tho sctl5ty IN raws had no apparent eject in
refined A. new business was light although With.
drsvss on old orders were moderate. Prices were
unchanged. with al rohneB accepting order, on
the basis OF zoe for fine graduated Crystal
domino~ casea. 2-lb cartons. haf or full size
pieces p0c and % I'm - cases do cases. BID car
tons ioc and SOC IN > casos Eagle tablets. SOC
cut loaf 0Ner; crushed. Coo: mould a. Uasc.
cubes and Eagle c1ugcctionrrs' graduated. 6l'c;
NNXN powdered 05c and Sc IN containers. - ID
bulk Eagle 5.lb bags powdered. as. powdered
sud coarse pgTdercd. and Easlc coarse gtanuiaie'i'
&C. FRUIT powdered aud Eaglo extra me srRhniAt'n'
goo Domino graduated, cases. 2. s'5 aud ON
cartons 8 2Oc and soc IN u cases. Eage. 2 IA ana
III cartons fine graduated, e.loc; 2lb bar. 90.
20c SLs Ii bags. DO 4. lic; b-lb bags DO, tlvc
lob bags do. 0 O6c IS aud 50-b bsn do and
standard graduated. 6e3c; nno graduated ana
diamond 4. 5000. confectloners A.. $500. 10 l.
SiSS 10 !. SiSs 70 Z, Ds5c; 10 !, s.Soo; No 9;
25c No 10. b.2Oc. No II, 5l5c: No IL. lOc: No
~. II and IS 05c. The local market Tor raw
sugar was hrm and prices were 3 Ice higher. Trad
ing was very active both for local and export nc.
count. the days transactions amounting 10 suout
27j 900 bags ~ Cubas TO local ienner IT a'sc'
cost and freight equal 10 iSgc for centrifugal,
while Europe was credited with purchasing about
80 600 10 100 600 tons " Cubas for shpmer, during
May and June at from $500 10 BOO % b tnta.
The market closed firm. a. 4 SIC Tor centrifugal;
tl2c for molass IS aud sac for Cu0ss cost and
freight.
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HAY AND STRAW.

Tbs market "a somewhat frmer with all grades
showing advances. HAY Large haled. ton, timothy.
81; shippins SIS fancy, light clover. mixed.
SSgd sol 80. fyo straw. No J. tl3. tsmall bales 3oc
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7th Street.
TIL, approximate amount OF the Hen or
charge. 20 satisfy which ne a.. s2 aka Is
with interest thereon from the IN oay
OF November. 1913. together WIN 'ns C ,,s.s
and allowance. amounting 20 500, e -"
interest from January II, 1919. Los'-heI
With the expenses Of the sale. Tho APP
proXlinate amount OF the taxes asses5-
ments and water rates, or otHeI 49,
which are 20 be allowed 10 tho pQrchassI
out OF the purchase money. or paid by the
Referee, IL S2.0ls35. and interest
Dated, New York. March Is. 1918.
JULIAN NJ. WRIGHT Referee:
SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
carrnine Narasco and Pietro Alvino, as III
ecutors. etc. ct al. Defendants. -,--
In pursuance nee OF ud snS sn 81 n tie
abov. entitled action and bearing date INC
23d day OF March. 1914. and II pursuance
Oh Oh. Ao o-' Sr' o, the Clerk Of the County 0,
New York on the s0th day OF March, 1918
!. the undersigned the referee In said jddg
ment and order Of resale NAMED WIZ SCI
at public auction. az the Exchange sales
room. No II TO Is Vesey Street, IN me
Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New YORK
on the eth day OF April. 1918, az y O'Clock
tloneer, the premises directed BY said jug
ment 10 be sold. and therein described az
xii those certain lots. pieces or parcels %
land with the buildings and improvements
thereon erected. situate. lying and being IN
the Borough Of Manhattan Of the city az
New York in the County and State or New
York. bounded and described as iolows
Reglnning at the corner formed By tho IN
tarsection Of the southerly side OF Broome
street with the easteriy side or hott
street: running thence easterly. along the
southerly side OF Broome street. seyenty-
two feet and eight and three-qusrter
inches; thence southerly and parallel; or
nearly so, with Mott street. one hundred
and three feet and four inches; thence
westerly. and parallel. or nearly 60 YIN
Broorne Street seventy feet and eight
inches 70 the easterly sido OF Mott Street
and thence northerly. along the ess rs
side OF Mott Street. one hundred ana eight
Seet and nine and one-hat inches 10 the
point or place OF beginning.
re the said several dimensions more or
less. ~
ANDREW J. sHIPMAN.
Referee.
HEDGES. ELY & FRANKEL, Attorney for
Plaintiff 1895 Broadway, Manhattan. New
York City.
The following Is a dis gram Of the property
70 he sold; its street number IL $3.50 Broome
Street:
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Bank of England Return.

London April l'.-The weekly return OF 'n'
Rank q, Ynslapd shows the following changes;
Total reserve increased fl.9l6.OoO; ercula'oh ae'
$500 ees, ooo b,,l,on Increased Il $50 o5s either
securities decreased 1876 600 other deposits m
creased g $50 900 public deposits dccfea'ed -,
5000 notes reserve increased ~ sJs'vVV' k''o'"
ueut securities increased Asst 600 ,.-,...-
The proportion q tine banks nerve 70 llanll'
Thu week 4, 1891 per cent. against 1850 Ia't VIA
The rate Of discount remained yer cent
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THE METAL MARKETS.

~, i,o,, s,-set market FOR copper vas hTn. Win
ogo,ed at leA 9lG7sc and casting ltsc
~ iC95doo copper closed al SIS ). iof uhnsIo
spot and go for futures. WIN ei7'N''
TIS nominal. with spo; On the New YoiE he' a.
Exchange quoted az sec asked In nVe-ton .os .no,
Loodnn I'm ciored at fl57 los for standsru ~.
md sisI for futures with sales OF 80 'ol' 'p''
and $50 tons future -. .,,aI %. and
East 81 Louis spot. flosiI Oc' L''N'"
ego ibs ., a.. IA Ard
East ST Louis. Toe hid. London speI'e'' NV
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Tbs approximate amount Of the Ten or
nropertv f. 10 be sold is twenty-seven thou-
sand. elk hundred forty-four and $4,000
(s57 s4450) dollars. with Interest thereon
from the 27th day OF February. 1914 to-
eether with the costs and allowances amount
ing 10 six hundred thirty-nine and 5000
1889 3e) dollars. with interest from March
23d 1914, together with the expenses OF the
sale
Said premises shall be sold subject 70
mortgage OF sl4250 with interest thereon
from November 1st, 1914. The approximate
amount OF the taxes, Assessments and water
rates or other liens. which are 20 be al
lowed 70 the purchaser out OF the purchase
money, or paid by the referee, IS $500
and interest.
Dated. New York. April ist 1915.
ANDREW J. sHIPMAN.
Referee
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cnEFEE.

T.. volume Of business IN coffee yesterday vas
small totai sales consisting oi only 5.1jO bags. bu'
sft0r slightly easier tone al the start under MOI
c-9fe prnit taking for outside account offerings
vere extremely small and prices hsrdenedI ciosilg
vet unchanged 10 Z points higher the fact thel
Nav notice Is Only about ten DAYS on caused some
Nervousness but present differences between MAY
and tbo late months have apparently eliminated
tbc probability o. excessive deliveries a. y IS 10y
much easier 20 switch contracts out o. May al llt
rIiufs A. July and l3l points 20 September Re.
GENTS continue heavy a. Brazilian points. ana "
t,e movement during tie remainder Of tie Seas1u
Ia no larger than it was year ago, the total RIO
and SANTOS stock will aggregate I2of4.OOO hsss,
s.i Diulfiur * loon Of Rotterdam. who on Dc
rsrber 60 estimated the present crop at II 600 900
'r their March 81 circular raised their estimate 10
H. 0o6 0Op bags The local spot market was quiet
and unchanged with Rio 70 quoted at 1'sc. Range
Of f,riY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-16

Coffee cables -Rio-No Rio. - reis lover az
I,rs. siock 40 900 bags Ssntos-No unchai sti
MI 6SIOO. receipts 10 900 bags; STOCK. oo-.ovO
has Rcceips 81 the two ports we're 25ooO bass
agsslfst Is 600 year ago and II 600 two years
ago Sac raulo bad 1900 AGAINST lg. SoS s sm5
non and Juudiahy. 1900. against ,OO0 shd
4 400 bsgs resperUyey Cleared from Rio Apill
!. The s. MO Blanco with 1900 bags for New
York , -. 49,,
eg1 3 10 6 points advance, but later IN we usy
he, anne moro active trade buyins lhnuehctn -
a further inquiry I'm the market from mat qutne'
Tho market closed nrm "a 70 10 points higher ssleS
10 40 tons. Prices ~,
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FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
The New York, New Haven, &
Hartford Railroad Company.

~ N'v York, Ee,0 Haven and Hortford
Eo.Toad Company:
NoIlCE is hereby given that a special
S''uhg e. ne stockholders Of Tho New
'~ New Haven and Hartford Railroad
,npsny Will be held az Harmonic Hall 3
..l SIeet. IN rho cry Of New Haven. Con
~ ueet on SATURDAY, THE 2lTH DAY
arhll4 1915. az twelve o'clock noon.
t1ors:
D. TO reduce ire capital stock OF this
many from ) 800 10 shares 20 ST. 10
ls' by retiring and csncellng 22S99i
now IN this Companys treasury.
TO accept the amendment 10 the char
y, " MS corporation contained in an Act
ne General Assembly OF the state Of
49,. etcrt approved March 18Th 1915. en-
va An Act amending tie charter OF The
,. ioFk New Haven and Hartford Rail
80 company and to authorize the direc-
isred. P''''' '''''''" wa
81, 20 accept ~ amendment 20 the char
-, ~ MS corporation contained in an Act
$50 by the General Assembly OF the
49,, u Rhode Island and Providence Plan
80 az Us January Session. A. u. 1915.
u. approved March 25. 1918. entitled IAN
y. "a Amendment OF and in addition 10 an
M. Untitled an act 90 Incorporate Tho
80 .o'H New Haven and Hartford Rail
'.,,Vnpany a Corporation in this State
49, oy The General Assembly at rs Jan
session. A. n. 1898"
10 authorize the issue Of bonds by this
n..,sy a. successor TO the New York.
a. ehee and Boston Railroad Company
~ successor 20 mo New Haven and
,,.,. ..'Iplon Company pursuant 20 tho
a. and FOR the purposes set forth in
A., 'or'seges Of said companies. dated
~,y. -' ana June ISL I'''' feSpec-
ts,.,.s" ocEholders Of record AZ the close Of
b.. Apil 10. 1915. will be entitled 10 vote
Z, ., az New Haven. Connecticut. the Sd
w" o. The Board Of Directors.
A. Z. CLARK. Secretary.
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can Locomotive, Of which about 10000

gains ranging from about 2 TO 9%
points. American Locomotive, Baldwin,
Car and Foundry, New York Air Brake.
Railway Steel Spring and Pressed Stec!
Car-all had their share of the war
orders stories. Strong on the aame
market ammunition were Westinghouse
Electric and the Petroleum issues.
Steel kept rather quiet
very quiet for that stock, moving only
7 points between high and low and
closing with a net loss of a point
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QUEENS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.


epeeisI Term for Trlsls-6ARREIsoN,' j.
Calendar IN Special Term room, AZ ~ m
No Gaze will he set down for a day on the can
OF the day calendar Cases must Do reaJ 'o'
trial when reached 80, ,,., ..,,,.
MatthewsBlds Co Enthoit oLouShlinl o'Loushlin
Jenkins Malsky et al haelnl hAeim 49,
JIroyichf JuroVich Manl"ltch/ hah"''S"
D'Angeio/ D Angelo -, -, ,-.,to. .
Also the following contested actlohs w ~. =
ure ~ mortgages on real property pursuant 70 no.
icc previously given. c.,,tA-.
BUshWickCo-OpBdL/ Glass Baggs d AZ
Damstadt Kelly et aaC9oh,
Trial Term-Part kelly. J. Part i-hAF-
PER, j.
Calendar In Part at 10 g. m
n Is required that the name OF thai counsel %
fled with the clerk In Part / before ths oaenosr
is made up No case will be held for tbs engage,
ment Of counsel unless his name has been niea
with the clerk ,.
Attention Of the Bar is called 10 Rules g. ana
& Calendar Rules, Queens County a,
Cases must 30 ready for trial when resched IN
their order. z.r,
Miowski admK /Jamison Gr.on/CI&BRR
Neandel/W oOdsldeHL Quinn. I'M Ainpruusoyn
WHITE NY&QucCnsCORy lASena adinNJhS'e'ensO"
Highest reached. l.l39. ..t
Remainder Of calendar passed until Monday' Ap''i
10, 1915.
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PROVISIONS.

Hog products showed nrmncss early on buying fy
commission houses and prompted by nrmness In the
hog market and IN grain Price changes were rot
vefv wide Receipts Of hogs al chicago were II 900,
estimated Tor Friday 1000, Kansas city received
f 400 and Omaha 10 200. PORk-SteGdy Quoted
Mes :iSaSiS5o: family 81 a SO short clear. sis
"a So BEEf Easy quoted Mess, sl9@|ls 90
ISi.N .ascsss6 DRESSED iIoGs- STEADY baccas
10. $50 D. IOc: 100 10. loi4c. lto H. loHc piss.
i5c: l2 H. l2ac; "a In. llbc, Picked hams -
STEADY Quoted. l2hc. TALL0W-Steady; special.
~. city. 6Isc; country. 6is @6'sc. LARD-Easy
Middle West. 9sOG9 SOC. city lard easy. Quoted
qisc: refined lard steady South America lie; Con
tinent 10 SOC. Brazil kegs. l2ci compound STEADY .
ouotcd ~ d5s,c. sTEARINE-SteEdy; oleo. Sc
city larl I,eAilne. lllsc.
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sEABoARD CLEARi


Tae -four market was inactive. {" buyers Were
not disposed TO pay present prices IheLe las
been some business done iu the last few Gays WIN
~ BeIgan Relief Fund Association. While the
domestic demand continues quiet spring pate.'s.
r.tar.ts s. lOcS1 Is: winter stTaights. $7a$' l0:
s.,.a So ] winters. $j9OaSGlj: eRtra. No win
tefs, S565aS5sO. Kansas s,raishis. $40 SEyg'
EYI Fi0TR''S,ea5y. fair 10 coed. So 400 So. 50:
choice 10 tAuc. So 500 SIS. CORNMEAl-Steac /.
Iiu dried s. 81 BAG NEAI-Steady, hne Mh q
sni yellow. 81 7OaSl1j; coarse. 81 go $40 ItEp
western quiet: bran. l00-b sacks. 81 standard
nidd.iurs do 81 90. -four DO. S&l. red dos nout,
I40.ib sacks So; city steady: bran. bulk. 80 70
loom sacks 81 So. heavy. do, SIS; hour DO $50
rel dUg -four I50-.b sacks. 'j3.5O. o"iheA' u'n
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War Stocks In Demand.

War stocks" which means the rail
way equipment issues now, too, since
al the world is making shrapnel, had
great day yesterday. Led by Ameri-
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SIrRROGATES NOTICE.

PATTERSON, MARY ALICE.-THE PEo-
pie OF the State Of New York. by the
grace OF God free and independent; To all
creditors or persons claiming 20 be cred
itors within the state or New oTk u
Mary Alice Patterson. late OF Charlntten-
burg I'm the Kingdom OF Prussia, Empire
Of GERMANY. deceased whose names are
unknown, send greeting Upon the petition
OF Frederic l.. lie Rham. VINO resides ar
Bayside. Borough OF Queens. 'ity - sew
York, you and each Of you are hereby
cited 70 show cause before our surrogate
Of the County OF New York, az the Surro-
gates Court Of said County. held az the
Hall OF Records In tho County or New
York. on the Seventeenth b7th) day of
May. 1918 at half past ten o'clock IN IN"
forenoon OF that day. why ancillary letters
~ administration with the VIII annexed
on the last will and testament ~ Mary
Alice Patterson. late Of Chsrlottenburg, ln
the Kingdom OF Prussia, Empire OF Ger.
many. deceased, should not be granted
without bond 20 said Frederic T. de
Rham In testimony whereof. We ha'e
caused the Seal Of the Surrogates' Court
Of the said county ~ New YORK - 10
p Cohalau. Surrogate Of our said
County, at tho County OF New York. the
10th day OF April. IN the year OF our LORD
one thousand nine hundred and fifteen.
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY,
Clerk Of the Surrogates Court.
FREDERIC Dep. FOSTER,
Attorney FOR Petitioner,
~ wall Street. y. Y. City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Hon. John 2. Cohalan, a Surrogate OF
the County OF New York. notice Is hereby
given to all persons having claims against
Henry c. Tinker. late Of tho County OF
New York, deceased 20 present the same
with vouchers thereof 20 the subscri bers
az their place 81 trsnsacting business, at
tho offics Of Choate. Larocque & Mitchell.
their attorneys. 40. 40 Wall street, 10 the
CITY OF New York. on or before tho goth
day OF September next.
EDWARD l. TINKER.
ANNIE r. TINKER.
LOUISE L. TINKER.
cHOATE. LAROCQUE & MITCHELL.
ATTORNEYS for Executors.
40 Wall Street. Manhattan,
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SOC; q. 7 $50: H. seoc: I, se5c: X &c. NJ. 1850;
n, 565c. " q. G.l5c. and W W. ebOc.
COTTONSttD OIL.

The cot,onsecd oil market was comparatively
steady during the greater part 81 the day owing
20 absence " the selling operations by renners,
Int toward tho close the West sold quite freely. and
rticra ngain cased %. and nnh quot ations were
10 10 points net lower Prcs range.