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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30
cold for the Million.

cold for Europe is almost move 0lc-
ro-s than rub.cs. Ii is as rarely 20
10 found 10 most homes in Germany.
france and England as a Photograph
o. William jennings Bryan. But in
,''s country i is coming 10 be so
plentiful that people keep it only as
.'ng as t. takes 20 reach the nearest
hank. There arc nearly two billion
dollars worth Of IL here now. and
every week sees more millions added.
IN strange contrast with what hap
rtaed a few months ago banks and
bankers are paying gold certificates,
and even gold pieces. out over the
counter, o. though there had never
been a virtual premium on them. For
ms the heavy purchases Of war sup
Plies nero 5v foreign governments are
'espons.hlc II is even more common
% BE- pad for supplies sold 10 France
o. England or Russia in gold certif-
Gates than ~ checks. At the Morgan
Offices. for instance. there is almost
steady stream Of gold certificates
stfoss the counter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30
CASH REGISTER co.
HEADS FIGHT REVIEW
Saw Federal Court OF APP
pea!s Decision Is Final
Under Law.

Washington. Nay % Briefs we're
flcd in the Supreme Court to-day IN
behalf Of John r. Patterson and other
officers OF the National Cash Register
Company. in opposition 20 the recent
application OF the Department q JUS
ticc for writ OF ccrtiorari 70 review
their convictions under the criminal
section Of the Sherman antitrust act
in the Federal District Court IN Ohio.
but which later was reversed by the
Federal Circuit Court Of Appeals.
The reversal of the Federal Circuit
Court is held 10 be final under the
terms OF the sherman act. The briefs
point out that Section OF the act pro-
vides that the DEGREES Of the Circuit
Courts of Appeal shall be final In cer-
under the criminal laws"
While this provision has qualihca-
tions. IL is maintained that the act
itself clearly makes tho judgment Of
the Federal Circuit Court final IN this
case. Il is also pointed on, that tho
proper place for any further action -
before the Federal District Court. as
the reversal did not dismiss the indic;-
ment or discharge the accused, but
merely remanded the case back 20 tho
lower court for new trial.
The government ought not - be
permitted in such a case saws the re-
ply. "to speculate or a favorable de-
cision Of the Circuit Court OF Appeals.
and upon being disappointed, 20 vcX tho
respondents with further review"
Answering the governments conten-
ton that the defendants had forged
out Of business many competing COM
panies and absorbed the bulk OF the
trade. the brief quotes the finding Of
the Circuit Court Of Appeals. saying:
IN justice 10 the National Company
end the defendants IL should be noted
that it was the pioneer IN the cash
register business and developed 4. 10
owned the basic patents and must have
acquired i'm proper manner a very
great number Of improvement patents.
In addition 10 this il had the adyan-
tage Of very great capacity in the man
agement of its affairs. These two con-
siderations together. without reference
70 any unfair treatment Of its COM
petitors. are sufficient N themselves to
account in large measure for the sue
cess II has attained"
Replying TO the structures upon Tho
accused made in the petition and brief
filed by the Department Of Justice tho
reply says:
THE anlmadversons Of counsel for
the government upon the conduct ot
the defendants. while entirely irrele-
want 10 any question presented by their
petition for a wit of certiorar. de-
serve a passing notice. They would
have the defendants condemned ss
'Stcpped in del ibpratp guilt unon tho
statement of the case
"The criticism is particularly un-
warranted in case where the Circuit
Court of Appeals has found that tho
defendants were enormously prevented
from offering very material evidence
and where tho governments evidence
furnishes no substantial proof OF tho
existence Of conspiracy within three
years, and showed no questionable con-
duct on the part of any defendant dur
ing that period"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30
LATE RALLY FAILS
TO BRACE WHEAT
Market Closes at Decline of
212 Cents-Oats IA to IL
Cent Down.

Chicago. May %. Some apprehen-
sion that the wind-up of trade in the
May delivery Of wheat would be ac-
companied b. nerye-racking changes Of
prices turned out to-day to have been
without much warrant. After saggng
the greater part of the time the mar
ket rallied sharply IN the last half
hour, and closed unsettled at lsc TO
2i.c under last night Corn showed
net decline Of ls0 &c to i2c, oats
finished unchanged to Fac down. and
provisions varied from a shade of 10
"a rise of - i2c.
Although a decided majority of deal
ers appeared TO believe that no sensa-
tional developments need be expected
i'm the settlement of May wheat con-
tracts. feeling of uncertainty and
suppressed excitement was clearly evil
dent. As result business in new crop
months proved smaller than usual, few
spectators caring TO venture on extern
sive commitments until the question
was definitely settled a TO whether
there would be an eleventh hour sur
prise regarding May. The only thing
approaching such an outcome was a
notable scarcity of May offerings at
the end, with a brief consequent furry
on the part Of belated minor shorts.
Better weather predicted and the
absence of export demand had good
deal 70 do with making new crop de-
liveries of wheat fall in value. A fair
quantity of new Texas wheat was
hedged here by sales of July.
Corn reflected only TO moderate
extent the weakness of wheat. Flood
conditions in some of the chief pro-
ducing states acted as an offset when
sellers became aggressive. Evening up
of trades in oats TOOK place quietly
Crop reports were favorable on the
whole. Buying Of lard on d generous
scale By big packing concern gave
backbone 70 provisions. Miscellaneous
holders. though, seemed disposed to
realize on pork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30
MAY EXTEND TIME
FOR MOP. DEPOSITS
S19.224.000 Of S25, 900. 900
Total Now in Hand More
Expected.

With only one business day left in
which deposits of Missouri Pacific
notes will be received under the COM
pany's extension plan. at - o'clock
yesterday Sl9,224000 had been depos-
tied with the Union Trust Company,
the trustees for the S25.0Oo00O issue.
Although Tuesday is the day on which
the notes mature. no interest VIII no
paid unless the extension is declared
operative by the directors at meet
ing to be held late in the afternoon.
Tomorrow being a national holiday,
and because nearly $6,OOO,OOO have yeo
to be heard from. rumors were cur
rent in financial circles yesterday that
the time for deposits would be ex-
tended. This was done with the Mis-
souri,. Kansas q Texas notes which
matured on May !, following which the
extension plan went into effect.
A year ago, when the Missouri Pa
cifc management, then in the hands
of George J. Gould. was making eff
forts TO extend the issue OF notes now
maturing, the plan was declared eff
fectiye. although S5000,000 of the
notes remained undeposited. The ex-
tension was made operative becausa
the Gould estate and Speyer & Co.
agreed TO purchase the notes that heio
out.
The new Missouri Pacific manages
ment. dominated by Kuhn, Loeb & Coz
has this year laid particular empns-
sis on the statement that no notes
will be paid off and that no Interest,"
will be paid unless the notes are again
extended for another year
In 1914 no bonus was offered ina
no,eholders to extend their securities.
but the collateral behind them was
increased. This year, however, thu
noteholders get s. per 81 900 note. In
Tho case Of the holdings of the Gould
state. amounting TO $6,O00,00O, this
yeturned the handsome sum Of s3O,ooo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30
CALVES.

.t,,. 7,n had mainl- consigned direct 10
.Y,u,r,,crers NJ trading. feeling unchanged.
81 beef firm. common 20 choice native side
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30
BUYS House at Great Neck.

Frank Crowell inc. has sold the
house OF H. Russell. on Deepdale Drive,
Estates of Great Neck, Great Neck.
Long Island. !, comprises eleven
rooms and three baths, and the plot
consists OF trfe over three quarters
Of an acre. The property was sold 20
l. V Kimball for SlS.500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30
CLEARING HOUSE
LOANS INCREASE
Surplus Expanded 100000
Deposit Liabilities Much
Heavier.

The actual Clearing House state
ment showed an increase in surplus of
posts increased S27.762 900, time de-
posits increased s7G7,O0O and loans in
creased Sl9.334.O00. Reserve in vaults
and in the Federal Reserve Bank in
creased s6.3f2,0OO while specie in
vaults increased S9,0i0,O0O.
Surplus reserve in the average state
ment increased S3.73S.2lO. 20 S1s2.273.-
100 Demand deposits increased S12.-
272.000, time deposits decreased ST.
III. 600 and loans increased S6.3l6,000.
Reserve IN vaults and in the Federal
Reserve Bank increased 1856. 700, while
specie in own vaults increased S7,446,
600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30

EAluEY-Marke, dull: ma',ps slss.c. :
TIfalO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY
lBy Telegraph 20 Tie Tribune J

Absn,. Nag 20 -Incon orsuons n'ed With Sec
Glider chemical Co. Manhattan. 100000. A.
thur X oaAics. Pearl Rycr = y. cornelius 4
cole Harken.ack =. NanF''fiis. Jersey
SroI,r a ka.-frshr B-nnt5u. furniture III
ooo. = ha..lu,iIn 90 Graham a.. Broh1n. :
S1io'fr Louis ~uelin Hf1ohh1.
rrss.r Bur.h ,nal Nsnhaifaa. ,0ntis-'rs
$ 900 jamie I-azer. 80 Nail.' Lane N..i
dou D. Hur,hruu y : J.. Lani'n. Aiah''a
nix Ian.f. . q.
JOHN ns.uan Co.. DionI really. s5es9 :. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30
Courthouse Bond Issue.

Although the Democratic members
Of the Westchester County hoard o.
Supervisors have temporarily heid VI
the bond issue OF Sl.lO0,Ooo p.anned 70
be used for the erection OF an addition
10 the White Plains Cour,hoVse and
for new peni,entiary, yet the kepuo-
licans claim that AZ a meeting on June
: they will have enough votes 10 adops
the bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30

.f g. gaf.ef.l h-.sn arf rIA-i .olsrs - , n
ssa.i, B,,Ha.s ' s,. . sia.e Ne W~. ir e
- %.
'stsH FRUITS
r.A Arf,rsS <.-l'"r- ssy r. :, .ssti ~
rt. ,riiipPs "a We
SrEAWHFRrfJ< "a o.. lrl.r lie. ,1l Nil 5
alD.. I.r-0. Itl,c.. urCNIEBEERils G
i'f ~. >hNIlnNH co., ~ 90,
oRANGtS. Fa 80 Sl,igti roro E:.co. So
5 -. 81 - "hAIEf Nv II ~ ooi
81 se4s' giNEArrLas. ro-',.. REQ. R'i spanish.
49, .,o.o,.
ro'N'OsS ANU 't's'"ee'
NsF rnf1'o.. b. te-y heavy sIrgy and ics'r
"t Hs.r- NWk't o7ef'foc..I WIN oni,n' IS
40 l. hhI. t,pfi -. IA nos 80 D. $ 500 81 20
81 a. SWIFT r%r ,,Tots leo, ,.sc, & 5oa
4 oNl0Ns v,lios I'D tas siati W -si od.
ss ,-' ,@p,nAc's g-.-1
en-, ,'.. i',,...s &C., -, $50
60 -o.,t c,,-. 81 -.as a.. p-,ms.
WA" .., VI -.. 81 =, "a =. va, So
y,.er ,ioEl - Hri.Ts "a and y 6 100
l,,-.1''. Slss 81 tia,s n %s, 0-,,an, s. a.
fss s. ~ s"S@iti7,. ,crCrMHFRS. ia. 'i.k,' 20.
bet iorsrr. CELERY. "a. J. inch crate ''cN
81 %. Io.iurh crate. -ornSl. CABBAGES Ma AMI
Lss'cln shore crate. 'oai'c; Va anl cee
-oe',c 900 l,.cpI Irs '', Is,, '.,@ q
cuban 81 g 30. IiokSERtplsh - i9-lS .,..
- io"H nearby 'L Soy 30 20 III u "a, f, = I,
hLANS fa. ta,.., 'psa9. cf''s 81 -. -.
TEA> J,t- ''ke'- - ~. P 9-d ~ N z,
,,,,.' ''" ,m' '1'9c' N,Rsrry' NJ,
,sf-r arg "''s,I 81 ,,f.ptaNee. ~, u, ~,
49, 'a ,.r 10 .. sit.m bof {. a
r. i,irr.R,Rp re,rr, 10 biS'he..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30
PROVISIONS.

There was comparatively qgict trade in the
market for hog products. huL prices were very
vere steady N hrm and this had stimulating tn
fia,rce on values Receipts of hQss a. chicago were
week l3l OO0. Karsa, Cify received . 600 and Oma
ha i0o PORK Steady mess. sl9@sl9 80: fam
u.s. s.IHs23. snor, clear. SO SOFA 81 30. BEEt-
Sres,iv. moss. SIS 5Ca$l9. family. $40 so 80 {:
pa.'st slgdt2O. extra India mess. $3.50 SO
DRESSED HOGs-steady. oacons. lo'.c, lSc p
lDr... loo No. lie. $40 lb H.. pigs, ll'.c. CUT
HEATS Picked bellies steady 10 10. BIC. = 3D.
49,. Il ID. lla4c picked hams steady. l2zG
l2-,c TALLOW-Quiet. special &c; city &C.
rourf-v 6iaaf7.r LARD Firm. Middle West
e6Oa - zoe: city lard steady. &c refined ard
4uei South America. 10 SOC: Continent 10. zoe.
Brazil kegs II SOC. compound dull ~ "a Sc
STEARINE Dull. oleo. 9i.c. city ard siesrine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30
cnIIoNsEeD OF.

TI, market for c0-,ouseed OH vas inactive AL
....f..s limits he unIortone was easy and nnsl
quotation. nere point net higher 10 points
...er Tie domestic cash demand Vs., quiet ara
.. d routine character. while a. present the oIl
I.lA frr export s not SEES ch""uftgiiS mere
... .rr,e di.rc. i.i0n to await next seeks govern
I..ut report ou t.r cotton crop ou. 'p"A. aAI u
..r. M. - condition vlu uc o ifr .Ae dFefase
,.,f. f., derrea,, in acreage ~ill PROBABLY nor De
,.t.'. a, great a. preI!-ted earlier in ths year.
Hfurr u urtCeF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
NAY %
Manhattan.

The nr.i nam. is that Of the debtor. N, secoi d
maj u the creditor AMI date when N'Shle'l Was
ricd
T,eedlander Joseph HI Korn May :. lsl-
Irhic Construction CO. irc-National ,bns.
so'in.fy Noe- " : Feldman June q. 1910 81 -
Vire Albert NJ and Hudson Trust Gov af
lcy. April "A. 1918.
The Bronx.
trerostonal yAuic5ille CO Schneider Ma -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30
U. S. Treasury Finances.

Wa.lugol Nav - - Tie condition ~ the
United state, Treasury the close n husinc,,
'o Cav was Nef haisnn- in general nnG. tlf 99e o.
ns5. Total receipts. S7ise.es1. total PAYMENT
$50 TOO The derci ihis fscs war Il 500 eot -
o,9 ssalnH dsnff ~ g., -olei5 last }tar e.
elusive u Panama Canal and puollc d,bt EAnsal
tuts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
ssAsOARO cLEARANces.


The flour market was very inactive. art tho
tu,lcrto.e vas easy owing 10 the further de,nc IN
cash wheat Spdng patents. s. 80" s.. 49,; spring
clears S-rS7.2O. winter patents 8 lon So. win
tsr .fraifUts s. NlnS7. c,lra 10 winters s. GOA
$fli: extra so - winters. q GjH$j.s0: Kansas
,fraiglt, 3 -5n 40 fancy spring patents iobbing
lots, 8 700 50 90. RYE FIoIR-Duii. fair 10
good sn.4oa 81 -. choice 70 fancy. So go GS67j.
ruRNMFAI.- steady. kiln drc 500. EAG
MIA. STEADY. fine white AND yellow. $l.10g 10,
coarse. 81 G00SI fj. FEED Western quiet. bran.
IDe. DID, sacks. S237j. standard middng5 do
SO 30. flour do. s.! rel dog flour. 40 10 sacks
sss %. cts quiet bran buf. S22. lo0-iD sacks.
S2l 70. heavy middliugs do 81 flour miidling3 do
S3f 20. red dog flour. li0-lD sacks So. oilmesl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30
BUSINESS REVERSES


GRF1N BROS manufacturers - coats sr1
suits. AZ - West .lSi ST. Petition Med hy C'oldner
ktarer. ln-.. <-s5 Max Wircsfan $50. and
the Elite Braid 60 So
ESTHER LEFkOWITZ dealer in shoes. a. 2li
81 - Petition fled hy Bernard Friedman. t-i3.
and Iout Cher 500 The liabilities ar' said %
le fully 5 0n1 aul tho assets ~ least $500
NINtENZO NA\N1NO. 30t Easf 4>th 81 Tell
lion fled 2, Cudaly acNng Go. &l0l. Armour
c.. s,t. Arrl.i, Staiscc. 500. j. J. SD, 4 Sors.
So avid rorfercy \ CfeSci. $40" go
DAVID ami SAM ~ RoSINTliAL. o. 81
Bo,ycry have flci petitions individually and - a
firm To firms schedules show liabilities - 81
ntO consisting 90 Unsecured claims. and mo- asse'-
David R1eertha's individual schedules sh9" liahih-
tie, - $.lo3 ami poo assets
SCHTDI LES
HARRY ! CT TTNfANN. INC. nlei '-heiules
with lahi fiCo ~ SO o07. consisting g. taxes. <+u
wage, S4og. secured claims Nfe3. unsecured
claims <l4g34 and assets u $NNii. represented
Nv policies ~ lsu-ai- &c. $500; debts due on 9nn
Among the largest credo'rs arr Tie Weston Go.
81 s57 u. Behen Bros. Sl.'a'. ana A "eiscf
Sii4>
RRIER & SCHlEL. dealers 90 ooaks and suits
II ql pi1sion ST filed schcluics. with liahiNie'
N 81 01s OF which S3teil are unsecured clalfls.
and sssefs n urhnoNr value
ASSIGNMENTS
prJ1, EROS DRY GOOpS co Inc. n 49,
Tsssx = wholesale dugoods. assigned 20 Arnold
J. Morris Ilt cnmpiuy was inrorVofaten ~ lFlf
MORRIS GOLD. dealer IN butter and egg al
METROPOLITAN TArFR 60 -tieorge ana h'ei .
aldsr PcrInau Metropolitan Paper - ;. paper AMI
r,.ne. az $50 Spring ST.. assigned LOUIS jacob
BosHNACK & son general rn'rehandise. 4" .
orchard 81, assigned 70 Max r SANDERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30
NAVAL STORES.

tn. 'urpentne market wa eas.er again ani
-r.e, los. about nc influenced hy the continue I
declining Southern market Trading. however.
ras ugit lud NJ hant 90 mouth character. Ro,in
and lar were unchanged SPIRITS 1IRPEN1lNk.
machine. hhl-. 81 TAR-Re'or aud kiln. Do.
RO~iN- Common 70 good strained; .'c. I. 3 90
D. g -1c. and z. 3tnr. anil ". 3 soc. |. 3 SIC.
D. ggIc. A. itlc. y 300. VIC. fc. and WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. May %. 1918.
BtEvES.

BEEVES.
Rc-ein,- $50 head. mainl- consigned direct 70
- siausltcrers NJ trading. feeling unchan ged.
Drsss.J beef firm. common 20 choice native SIDE
selling az llia a ltc per ID.
CALVES.
Receiuts lol heal for the market. fee!ing aieaoy
Ordinary 10 choice vndls sold a. >SJ0HslVl- =
par 100 10: cuil.. 81. Dressed calves hrm' CIV
dressed veas l2d ljc per ID. country dressed 90
S,les-S Sanders. "a wals. 1873 10 average
slOlei3 per 100 ID: 3 culls. 100 IN, y.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receip,s 1854 head. cars on sale Malket
s,asdv Ordinary 10 prime sheep sold a. ~ jOH
81 nor 100 ~. culis. s. p ordinary yearnhss
8 lamb, Sl0GSl2 Dressed mutton easier A.
ioal3i.c per H. dress ed yearlinss. l5a lsc dressed
lambs. Isa92c Countrq dressed dollhouse iano''
Nsaiestk erns Commission Company ZJS virginia
lambs - IN average sl2 per 100 %; va shcc2'
,as ~ q 20 81 ciIlls SS NJ. So Oate Jesler-
da1 az Va sheep. l9s 10. So.
Receipts. 1884 head none on sale. Feeling nom
inay steady.
pr.sbu,cb Nav e-CATT.E-Slov. SUPPLY
,lgb, cf6i,e sS759so.l0 prime. $500 80 %;
SiiEEP-Siow supply light: prime wrhers - ~
~. culls and common. s3@ 81 20 lam 80
"a * VEAL CALVES. $4,000 50 IS. zoe
Iorer. receipts u double decks; p1me heaFes,
MEDIUMS and Workers. $S9ssO1' PIES s'SV@S''
rcugns SOC s. co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Ncw York. MAJ -. 1913.
GRAIN.

Vltff.r r.. -.,-i,.- ,,,. % 81, IL ,o-,.t.~ 90,
.., .. ,,-', ,- II Iii. ~, i, ~ ~ y, LII ~
., go -. 1t va ,.., ,' 80 a. IA ',
~ Pr '',Ii a.. H''' ..'
o., ,r... b. u.s.. ,,.,-, ,.i f.t ,,.,s.f . go,
a.. ,', ..fa.'.t H. a., -. l.,.' ~. S,.,,-.ia,
.o'd a, q - r. i.,c- ,.iui .'ucbeI inc ,al,,
e. f.'.,.-. '.f Co. .- t,.' I.i d. -... a. 80, -,
~ IT, '.,. "' ,n,lc ~, FI'r.s-y r,sre ,,s
.'t.,. -.'I. i.,., t. t,. ,-,.i,,s AL ,to IN, al
-, ',ii,.. t, &C.,. ~ a3t5, 'n 49, i.',,
,. , ,' w. H. ,,,,,,r ,ri., 25- e. ,,i. 80
''i.,, ''' PUP y" 30 . 80
,..'S ,i ,,,.,'5 ,, ,c IT
d, -, 't.t " -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30
CHEESE

RECEIPTS. $50 tots u 4i.as 500 boxes |u
.-., tg- export the urret is siul a.meNha,
.,-.-gI.r state whole miA. fresh. nas and
,viT. -1icred specials. las ale. white. specials.
It..al-.. ,ol0.-l. syeras. fsnr. ltis.. white.
,,,l4,. fsucy. lfi-c. 4vrfagr fAac. 10, Wisconsin
'.I.lr mills fresh. tN.ns. rafs U. double daisies
f,inlor.r. stat skins. fresh Specials. llis e lic.
-..i.r l1pl's. ftlr tD gHoi. l14ll'ac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30
EGGS

ps.e,n,s d. 90 case- Tie Wscs close. with
.t,t4, msraet although trading ~ fhe moment =
otirf Neafhg wite rsgs close steady tn Arm 90
,,s highest sfs.lcs Fresh gAfhfrri tAfras. dozen
sTr "a. cAfrI r-Is. % - 'r rfais. -N. u &C.,
.,..s Psuu and uesrif. f~furu whites. rue 20
f.r-y -ia--- serhefoi rA'.. o, io -ar ami
,a.rf. .IH-tt. Western gafl.rd whites. .is
-.i.c. sac. l,A1 az nearby. hcancD browns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30
Federal Reserve Banks.

Washington, May % The statement
" condition Of the Federal Reserve
.;s'em al the close Of business May 2S
Vow a loss Of about 100000 in the
"a resources. The statement fol
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-21
krupps ,,Croianiftes Eferd" nnd
die BitrailleMlen.

Sn Der Barrier WeItaus Tteuune
bon 1867 erreete Elm gspaItiges Be-
Ia9erunesseidiB aus arupps Wsrt>
ftott beipnbers Nufmsrtfumteit. Sc
tpar nod ni6t Der 42er= MDrIer, ober
IS NOR bod i6pn Elm @orldufsr.
Sieies inbuitrielIe Graeuenis purbs
bas .Srpjaniide Yferb" gendnnt.
unb es CAB genug 2eute. bic oorip
sin. tleine Mabnung 8ismords II
bic 6ran5ofen ertennen politn.
4ber Noppleon III. eloubts, I9neu
feline .Repan6e" nebmen gu tonnsn.
Die 4usftelIune srbieIt bic Gbre eli
res 8eIuhes BON benz ruiItIden 3oz
rem Nleranoer III. uno BON G0nig
WiIhelm BON Preuben, unb bieien
ppnte Napplepn bas S6aufpiel eis
ner erpben parooe seben. Die in
2png9amps am 6. SUM 1867 itott=
fonb. Qn biefer parabe nabmen
10000 Solooten oIer Woffen tell,
unb gut 100000 Barrier paren oa>
su nod 2ongdamps binous9eitrOmt.
SIN Gefolae Der MrtiIerie toren feds
Woesn, ieoer bon 5nei Qferoen 9es
aoeen, auf benen Elm ayieasinitrus
ment eebsimnisppa burd cine itarte
0ede perbiiat uno nitt einmol in
feinen 5prmen ertenntlid mar. Oils
bieIe Wogen por~iberfubren, mics Die
Menee nit 6ineern borauf bin, Ieis
Re 5liiiterporte gingen bon Munb
su Munp, unb ole ihienen bod be-
friebiet. Inter Der 9iine mar bic
f6redli6e Grfinbung perbor9en, bon
Der ma iih ihpn ieit GINGER 3eit
bic mertnurbi9iten Dines Surounte;
iebermonn fpor iiber3euet. bob bier
has unniberitsbIide WertSeue tpms
member fran5ofifdsr Siege gefunben
mar: bic nMitraifleufe".
Gin Iu1euSeuee erSdbIt, bdB Nos
poIepn III, pGbrenp Die Wtitrails
Ieuien poriberfuhren, a0nis geiihelm
fdarf ins aige fabte, unb oab bic
fer ieinerieits ouf ben 9rofen Bis
mord bIidte, Der ii6 i'm 9efolge
befonb unb in eIan3enber Uniform
ouaemeine Guimsrtfomteit erreete.
Der 4u9enssuee bate BON oieier
itummen S3ene einen 5%pieipolti9en
Ginbrud erboltsn. Sbm idien es
oIs pb burh ben aopf pes Teffen
bes erpben gonoparte Der 8eoante
sudte: BORT. inter bieiem 2ud.
lieot bic @sibeI." 0ogeeen tonnte
Der Bid, ben a0nig MilbeIm uno
fein triter Miniiter austaui4ten, be-
beuten: ,Das SpieIasua tennen mir"
Sn Der Got bate ia Die Wlitraiueuie
i'm arieoe pon 1870-71 gor tetne
9ebeutung. lie qreubeu, bic is
tonntsn uno bic einiee batter bauen
IoFen, Iii tie su erproben, fanben
bic 0afTe unponfommen uno mshr
binberIid ais niBli6. Sic Dattsn
1870 feline WitroiIeuisn, ppbl ober
iene aepaIti9en GefduBe, BON oenen
nas @usiteaunesitud o 1867 ben
sfranapIen cine 4bnung gegeben hots
te, unb bic ii9 Bel ben 8elagerungen
ron StraBbure, Def uno paris
ausaeseihnst %bemdbrten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-21

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