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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-01
Brooklyn Sales.

Meyer Ellenbogen sold Tor Charles Lehman 70
Samuel Lichtman $40 and S72 South I'd ST., q
SIX story new-law tenement. plot 5Orl20.
The ROckmore Realty Company sold brick dwell
ings Eldert Lane. at 5ij. to Hervey Raymond :
5i9 to Bertha Chessman: $751; 10 James z. Smith
567. 10 Paul Leroy. and 5il. TO James r. Dennis.
Ross & Meeks sold 20 builder a plot on the
southwest corner Of Fifth av and 10th ST. for
SmOA Ables
James b Fesron sold iS5 e0th st. for Annie
Ammon i5s 5sth st. for Leon Henrlques. 6j+ 56th
St. for George II. sullivan. and 522 60th ST. for
Mrs Nav parrts
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PROVISIONS.

Tn, market vas firm and higher early. with
smaller offerings and a littls better demana: s.sed
On hrmneSs IN the hog market. which seems 70 he
Working up toward the Scent marx. but values
sasgsd under May liquidation Recsip,, o. hos s :,
Ct1c,so Were IS 900; estimated for saturday 600
Es"sss C1ty received 3. 500 ard omaha $500. PORK
ASt..dy. mess ti9etis. 20. family. S2lasl5;
.ho,t cls.r sleata2 BEEF-Steady; mes. SIS 20
sHne,a 1smuy I'D SOa $40. packet. tisat2o. eilfA
india mess. sagetSi. DRESSED HioGs-firn
b.eons iosc lso-lb l9Asi sg ~ 9,S' b.,,
dnis.t lSfs i?.e: I2.ib' nc: ilb IKE. pieklsd
Ism, sis.dy. Is.c. TAILow-Dall special. 81:
an. w,st ess@sssc cts lard easy, she: refined
S.,.iy st-sdy; south Amenea. lie; Coniinsnt
Ia.Sse. Brazil. kssA lie. eeesS93na ssaaS' 'sS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-01

S R PC0 ~. so sn,I s,fSs sa.. piSE
s9.e5: Cuban. sle5@t235.
HAY AND STRAW.
,25; 20 /, s22a s22j0: 10 70 No 2. SIS 90 g
i2iJO: shipping. fancy lish! clo!.r, miIed; SOC
t2l5o: re straw. No !. SlS9't smal oaes
zoe loEerj.
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.
POTATOES. Bermuda. No !. Dbl 1l75ssS: No
81. siiSSs5sj: 10 2. ss75SN@5: 10 8. t5s;2 50;
Me. n bulk. per $50 b. N2SsH1o bag q ", %
bs ss 81 ;cSasa. onions white. old, crate. So9
i5eGSi75. white. 75ca,l.5O: Bermuda. H S,o,e
81 80 extra. s275@ 50 25; ARTICHoKEs. Cal
French. box tlss2; ANIsE. y Or, Dbl. N.259
49, BEANS "a w' nao b s:. e ssSt, sI Rs1
mqas crate 50ca,l: 100 ea1 .5 s2@t.;
,s755: cAtLiFLowERs, French crate. 3. SOC
sl75. Fla bsk. f2@s3; CELERY. Fla. psr l.-inSh
sr.,s 5os@H Bermuda s5a e. go sGes c tas
t rs: cHrc6R Sis b6 ssiaii5o; pINbE,
Lion GREENS. Dbl. 5oaIjc. EsCARoLE, b6l.
Boz ,SSsS5o 90. CtUBAN, Siss3JO:. ENDIyE.
French 10. l59lsc. GARLIC. Or, 10. goa 22c
HoRsERAsDIIsH Dbl $500: K fArTr,H v. F sS
! bsk, 75c@si25: $ c, 5ocd ti.I5; y c. 5oesN.25.
, Va 5oeGSl: y or, Dbl, SIC 81 q LEXIS OF.
;s Fl fEA shf "a fs sfrs s s. So; .de,sss
COX e9S.n So1 sss IS: PARsNIPs bbi ,,sss:;
Ho1House PRODUCTS.
,.sa: e eAsttGnifLoowEks. dos' Hsii LETTUCE,
nearby. Dol tSt2: don 25@50o. MUSHROOMS.
white. ..lb b.E. '5ceH2' brown. SoesA' but
tons 5o6Soc
POULTRY.
ALIvE-soms IS freisht cars on tracks this
morning Of which u cars we're unlosdeJ. Chick
ems brothers. 10 Jj@ i5c fowls. "a u ac tufAeys
scS.e. Western. average. sagc. Southwestern. sq9o
guiness pair. 800 Sc pigeons. sSe. DhhSs ~.
old roosiers unchanged Frozen poultry quit.
plenty. but chickens held srmly and fowls about
cai3kES IS, f' sroisr' PHI, .5d sa,s
pair. 'e'i5 70 to PAR, d. tsS ,0. "A h. aHd
d;.t to to S'I dos a d 2ee os. G''t ssls b.
under 20 lbs to don. i'4 sl'e: Fowls be' if I'd
iiSe. 81 ~ h. isGc lbs and under. i.sl!iie:
southern md southwestern i15Fe Ili is' ~
, ,5s Penn edaftinss b. :!e: squads prime Whit.
70 is' e De- Rss d0f :" ,o jSs rs dsrs ' Dor
ile, il ~ ,sn, aos sS'i ise FR6zEN-wesi.
,rn small borss dZ peEsd .slses,t yJ'ns e ssns
ySan. h.n. zoe western. bbis. dry picked selected
yoans toms zoe young hens ard tom; re- a,sI.s s
is4 lbs 70 doI 3fc. $50 lbs, sis com ,. ed
iS-i lbs 2;e prime. Is 90 ies &c CHIc h az
ise SEQ iSs' IS .5-if lbs. SOC. - IDS and over
g don zoe :one q lbs 81, and Z. o'sI "a h.. ri
80 lbs. lie. $50 lbs. isei IS lbs 70 do1.
iSi, z Isc: 50 lbs and over. lsslSse s-oe rs
al IN, and over 70 do1 dry picked linc. g s.
ihs. iile. $50 lbs. lsle; So: les l5,sc. @.s'
igi.e: DICKS l. In else: ohio and Mich.
fancy. lSaliisc other Western; finsy. lse Wss,-
R ;s e l,s 81: S %;s fsGEEp es:
,,. r,iit f,d 81 lbs lie. lbs and oter, $50:
ssra t.d s..a - l:s, Z ~ and srs. ISIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-01

The local market FOR spo, cotton was quiet and
Iiverpool cables: Spot cotton IN moderate de-
mand. sales 900 bales; speculation and export
900 American, 6.o00. Imports. 1000. none
quiet 1927 points lower; closed quiet but stesdy
unchanged 10 u point lower. May-June 5.55zd
July Aurist ST21d: October November, 5.9l ED &:
Jafuary- February, 5 esd. March April, cod. Man
chester: Yarns irregular cloths duh but steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-01
CHICAGO PRICES.
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

Minneapolis. April So-wHEAT..No hard
81. sss. 10 Northern. Sl;SsHqNs?t; CN@ No
Northern sl5G7s@ N .5s7s May, 81 M.5S,s' S5 Sits
SS25ei. flour and BRAN- UNCHANGED.
Toledo. April 3O.wHEAT-Cssh ana Nay
81 e0S, CLOVERSEED-Phme. cash hnd Aprldi'
& 0ctober. IS 5TIa. ALSIKE-Prime. cash ~ 20
TIMOTHY Prime: cash s. 20 sspieTP 1Td H.
10 I %ortbern 81 62B. May S.6lh. -
v.qkee Ag aouwhEAr,TsSs s,, 10 NOr's Man
X ~ C0RN-No 3 yellow. IN q 7shc; NAY nc
HARLEY Mating. 74a soc -, 49,. ,,s,l
st Louis. Aphl ,, SGe sSl ~, 81 ~ CORR
90 &c; No 2 white. 7ss7sAc; MAY. IsSc.
cITg-So2 2 k5hc: No white. 5She; MAY ooe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-01
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. April 50. 1915.


BEEVEs.
Receipts 1922 head lo's cars on sAs oS osw,
hrm 20 shade hisRer /, 5 5ILs RE y.rS. %er.
cleared Good 70 p1%,s, s ,i'sIs i?d COW. a. sss5S
sass. / extra Eat COW al q. dressed Oee' s0su'
AZ 10Y @l2isc for native sides . -. 49, ,sz
salesSi Shamberg q Son: 10 Va stsens l'.e'
los average. $3.50 per 100 lbs; COZ" AEO' i0'' ~
CALVES.
Receipts $50 head 1880 head % sale Mrh e
,.iiTe AMI prices fuly SOC higher. Common y, 70
6, COS So dressed calves firm at I?h loc for
~i,,' dressed Seals. l0Gl3c for county oresaeo.
4 z so pa I. $50 $50 lbs SO
SHEEP AND LAMBS v.,
<Ge'p With cTerings mainly medium and ee?mmon
800 few prime clipped sheep 500 ! q ~
zoo lbs common % si[ clipped lambs t,. nonna
-ss..S mutton steady a. l3a l5c dressed lambs a.
iHrIShc. country dressed dollhouse lambs mshe'
I" NsSl ems pT Commission Co 20 un.horn Bur,lo
,.rhs az lbs average. 81 yer lt0 lbs; sl eIippe''
Is - g9'hoTp ,s shs eIpp.9 on Ohio lamb. 81
~ i', ss % / yoarlinss. 81 lbs s.
HOGS.
ReceiPsssb B, rsr 100 lbs rough,. ssis
"sslSs-Tohn A shannon 20 s,.ts hoss ~, i 10
,,s,.ss IS Is per 100 lbs: rousl' $50 iS-' %''a'
g. ,os. April so.-HoGs-. Receipts. s.sssi
80, oiss and lights. 50 2;@ 81 - niIed ara az
E,SsiS. so. ' sssdy Ss,. e.Si
,lossS so }es,nIsg' .,o sf ana fsesr. ,s
~. TsYss ana Indian steers 2s@S ., cons 3,,:
sad his g 9s'T isS Sil'' sSss
ReceRis 'clipped iambs IS Use $40: yeirlings.
= So clipped y ear9oss; Rssip - 1900:
Chicago ,5SSlsg' ' bull. 81 60eST7O. light. s. $50
US. ,s5 M ,. sSs.'i cAfE
rough. u la&f ,,c,dy- naive beef steers, s. l5s
= D' ws.sn ee Is 'osi .lf ne
|l4leGSlRIk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-01
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. April 80. 1915.
BUTTER.

New York. April 50. 1915.
BUTTER.
Receipts. 5.2ss pkg. Creamery extras. % score.
sp,i. 1 ?Sb soc " seconds. s;H G:shc thirds. !ss
held ; ssI .. q ;.o'' sssc he'd ssa s 5
ga zee &C. GO" Common ' to fsf s5stie: r.ao,.ied;
s1l g1 ,m,t,,oa nc creamery came nr.t 2 2se isde,
current maks srs,s. 2oh s2lc: seconds. soe; loSs'
sds' ,ss f 5ser ,rI SisSAnf ss ISL. current
EGGS.
Receipts iis2i eases Fresh fithsvd. .Itrn
per dog 22 storage p1Gssd W i mr., s,s,.
SSsi,1r, r,suisr picked. drsts ,eutherly sections
q. regular packed trss. 1874 92oHe: Sc
ona, lshsies birds ~ and RSir, roo,! i,Hg
l S poor S9' ehsc soG io 81 S,sSy Hh. and
81. . i.s .na a. F s:a P Deceive N:i 's
cred whites as 70 size ard quality, 2?922e; West,
gathered white heiiih s,si' Psna az
mIsd ooiois 36s2is dleE go. state ,na n., ~
l tian WESTERN ,Oss5e: Team and ether southern
issa:ss ~ ..,...
R,c,ip,. lsas heI.s STATE. -hol. mill h.ld
eolorsd. average fancy. l6isal7c. white. lss 9lic
undsrsfsdss. issiehc fresh eoiored sp-ciiS,. lSA.
snil' rh lies is i sSo' SSa...is. s
i5.s; Wisconsin. whole milk. held. daisies. 10. z
iscc. twins l6i1Giie; Young American. lSg
spesia. l9l aiIhe; fresh i2is @lsc: choice. II !,
q ice: lair 70 good. seize: skins common. ssie
FRESH FRUITS.
APPLES. spi,Isnh.us; bbl s. sosSt; Northern
si ssay2 20. Winssap S25se s.. 20 GreeninE s. g
att. Russet S2asa75. common ftaf2.i5. Far
Wsst,rn ROY tIaSs: STRAWBERRIES Fls a.
ia gsr. Ia goa PC. CRANBfRRIES bbi. 81 a
81 90; crate. secatl. TANGEnINEs. Pa, strap.
= = 81 AZ. ava
m. bot 81 asatt. Porto Rico .l8s3 as Cal.
~ as@tafS. GRAPEFRUIT, fla tsx. tl8S2.s:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-01
Great Premium on Foresight.

John Z. Gsrdin. vice president Of the
auonsl City Bank, finds the destruc-
bon already caused in Europe by the
par TO amount 20 $4,000, 000,0 900, IAN
mount Of money" as he says, "abso-
uteiy inconceivable." Professor Pat
en, the economist, was quoted yester-
Pay as saying that II the war lasted a
ear $SO,000,0 100000 worth Of property
~ have been destroyed and there will
pave been q reduction In the worlds
fapitel Of 100000, 900, 900. The destruc-
on, he said. would amount TO 20 per
&ent OF the wealth Of the countries in
kolved In the war. But the figures of
sunators do not have 10 agree 10
BAKE u plain that the influence Of the
sr upon the United States and other
eetral countries is bound 70 be much
greater than anything that has yet
sen known. Just what the effect will
upon the United States there can be
10 predicting. The only certain thing
That there never was a time in his
Rry when real foresight could earn
tremendous rewards as IL will in the
AK few yssrA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-01
Shoulder TO Shoulder.

Tiers Is food for the cynic, II for
no one else, in the fact that Steel COM
mon, American Locomotive and Ameri-
can Car and Foundry are all selling
within . point or two Of each other.
The one with the lowest price-Car
and Foundry-is the only one of the
three 20 pay q dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-01
The Market Leaders.

Of the 1873 stocks traded In yester-
|eay for total Of about 975.G00 shares
zen showed dealings Of 20,000Ishares or
pore. Westinghouse led all the rest
point Of activity. with total OF
Pfer 10000 shares In order, the other
pine were as follows: Steel. Can. Bald
pm Locomotive. Amalgamated Copper,
Peterborough Metropolitan, Rock Isl.
fnd' Utah Copper. Studebaker and
american Locomotive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-01

COFFEE CABLEs-Ro--No unchanged at
5sl75: exchange. l2@d; on s-S2d receipts. 5000
S Changed 0 at $500 G0v receipts 1000 BAGS, soc
654 900 bags. Receipts at the two ports were
200 bags, against 5000 year ago: Sac Paulo:
400 sgsnst SUOy ana 'GuY 49,, yUVO' vg.,ol
April 20. the SIS Ocean Prince. with $4,000 bags for
New Orleans.
SUGAR.
The local market for refined was arm and trad
ing was fairly active for domestic account. Prices
we're unchanged. being listed Oh the basis OF &c
for fne granulAted CDstsl d0minos. cases. lib
cartons. half or full size pieces &c. and loo IN =
cases do cases, lib cartons. $500. and S.60c IN
crushed 6SOc. mould A. sl5c: cuhes and Eagle
confectioneB' granaated, 62jo: NXXX powdered.
6 ljc. and 6.6jc IN containers. ?j-lb bulk. Eagle
6-lb bags powdered. 635c: powdered and coarse
dered and Eagle Extra fine ErGnusted &C.: domino
GRADUATED. cases. 2. Sis and ID cartons $500.
and s sSs !. + EsS' has. and d. n
Gsss DO 5i5S; Is and 80 II BAGS do and standard
g. a"S oonfeco oST 4 5soe; 10 l. Sic No 3
s zoe: No 3, 56jc; No T.. $500: No $. $50 No s.
5 SOC: No Z. 5tjc. No 8, 500: No 2. b.S5e; No
10. 5 sOc No H., s.2'c; No u. 300. No. -. Il
changed. Rehner were again IN the market and
the days transactions were between 200 900 ana
80 900 tons 10 local renner. for FIRST and second
equal 10 SSc for centrifugal and about 2, GOO tons
Of Cuhss FOR June shipment 20 local operators at
s7.c. COS, and freight equal 70 soc Ter cen,riin;
! 4 ssc. molssses a. 4Osc and CubsS. cost and
sfGAR FI'TIREs-Fritur.s opened rshdy. / TO
points lower but after the call trade Interests
sold the market down several points Ihe 9u5lhs
wss scattered. The market closed unchanged 10
points lower. with total sales tfo0 ions
ranre Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-01
NC sTEARINE-Bsrely steady; Cleo FAC c'V

7xo sTEARlNE-Bsrely steady; Cleo VAC q"
lard stesrne. llhc arc
p.er.d n-trolrum vas unchanged. Llnseeu on,
~ a. t.it request at previous levels; stanGard
White, petroleum bbs. New York and Philaaelp% n.s
q! N. guiE 81: standard white. cases, New eofk
and 'Phsdephia $40 water white barrels t5 , Ssw
np,n a. cs.es New York and PhilAdelphih ~.
TiNSEED oiI-Amcncan seed. city. raw eosooc'
n,,t town raw, eid65c; Calcutta. raw 'oc'
NAVAL STORES.
IN. local market Tor turpentine rn nIinH Ill, ~
nns,by With the South. but uadlhE was oho
29s-sis owing 70 the unisvorable weather hoslh
t w.S .tesdy' With light demand Tar Nn AN nh
changed Spirits turpenune' mSehne 3os, ,oo "a
THR"Retort and Kiln; Sc R0slN aoc s, 20
soOi. ~ "a az. II 5ioc: /. il5o; X. t.Soe; NJ
4 az &C. = ss5c: WG. 6 ljc. and WV. e.5oe.
coTToNsEED OIL.
r.,t.,. m MAY contracts amounted 70 soou'
,nS -. making about q 900 90 FAR, nut no, no
ICES were again stopped BY strong lntsres hs.,7
g., th., prsrfically all oil so Tar tenderel hss
,stsn bv leading renners created more Duil ~.
.sntirsrt Buying vas more aggressive thah ,n'
eitns ara prices ruled steady. closing het vi.
Changed 10 points higher. The range Oh p',''
N"@"s'" - Yester-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-01
sURROGATEs' NOTICES.

-; pTTRsTJANCE of an order Of Ronorabls
Iohn p Cohalan, a Surrogate OF the
County OF New York. notice Is hereby given
20 ali persons having claims against Philip
WsIcott, late Of the County Of New
Vary deceased. TO present the same with
ie,ch.r. thereof 20 the subscriber. at her
place OF tran.aSuns business h f ~ me once
20 Exchange Place. In the CITY OF New
yo,k on or before the 18th day OF May
next , A., ,,S -, ~,
Vsmo''' ' ANNE wALcorr.
HAWKINS. pELArrELD = IoNo.
Attorneys for EIseutrtL
20 Exchange Place.
10 PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
orsSl. John. p: Cohalsn. a surrosste Of
the County OF New t ssytDr h0 nls, hereby
ssovnt.ss Mary Esther Won Waldersee. lsts
20 ~ Wannoyer. Germany. deceased. to present
the same with vouchers thereof 70 the sub
Al wall Street. Borough Of Manhattan
'rbs city OF New York. on or before the
lin day of AUGUST neat
1915 EDWARD ", s IA
srrwARr a sHEARER, Attorney for An
Si Msnh hnssn.o E.H YORK c s borough
N PURSUANCE OF an ordsr o. HON. John P.
AcoHAI-AN. sulros,ts Of the County o. Ne.
ISS: . s.'s' L SUI : G I. 6BR. s
u. o. Sss fG d'es 20 4, % gss.,s u;
P Ps, Hal... Esa.. No 20 Brosds.y. IN IL. ciy
q Mes YOrk. 90 OF before the fra dAJ Of Jga'
dated Ne. r'I srs II In ~ I Ssi ,'''
lrirney iof IdGinistratnI,
- 6sesduu. Me- fsh ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-01
FLOUR AND MEAL.

The local -four market quiet. With prices
nominally unchanged. Buyers refused 70 pay QUO
consisted Of scattered lots 10 MI urgent require
ments Spring patents $76O@$s; spring clears
straights, S7.l0G$7.25; extra No ] winters. - 9Og
sSIj: extra No . winters. $3.50 s.. 80: Kansas
strairhts 81 iOdS7.s0: fancy spring patents job
hing lots sSTiaS9lJ RYE FLOUR-Steady; fair
10 good 81 lOa So choice TO fancy, SO G09s6iJ
CORNMEAIl-Ste kiln dried HO5: BAG
MEAL steady; fine white and yellow, sl.70Gtl.7j ::
coarse, 81 6OdSl.6j. FEED-western. steady: bran
100 ID sacks sos 500 s26 TO- standard middlings do
SCI 4: -four DO s32 Red Dog -four li0-b sacks
$3.50 S33 so: city steady; bran. bulk, $3.50; loOlb
sacks, S27 heavy middlings do. $500; -four 40
s34 Red Dog -four. l4o-lb sacks. $3.50; oil meal
.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-01
House for Nurses Club.

81. Luke's Nurses Club has obtained new
home. having leased for term Of years. through
Pease 4 Gilman. the Wyckofr estate property at
81 East 18th ST. II consists Of four story and
basement dwelling. 20I50. 2rl005.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-01
Gets Shippan Point House.
Sells Staten Island House.

y. Brigham Hall & VIM. d. Bloodsood, Inc.
Leased for Clarence Houghton 10 George 4. Free
man his home at Shippan Point. Stamford. Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-01
Auction Sales Yesterday.

Cornelius G. Kor sold for ]. W Hughes four
lots az lakewood Heights. lakewood. s. l., 10 Mrs.
Csrur, who viii erect homo for her occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-01
FEDERAL.
sUPRE NE COURT.

SUPREME COURT.
A Howard. Wheeling. W Va admitted u
practice.
2l2-Washingto1- Virginia ny Co Real Estst'
Trust GO Il Philadelphia Argu.f
l5i-kApiolsni LSAie. lad Man II. AnherlU
2, al Argued.
bll-ChArles Hatveli Chatter. Q minor. etc. q
a Alfred ". Garter. trustee. ct al Argument com
menced.
so. 255, tso. asa 2j5. 25i. asa. 25e. 200 and 2sl
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Juy cllendG-H0UGH, ].
Room ssf. Poe,o1iee BuldnE-At le:N 4 -
FOR ARGUMENT.
Re NAY Tan r. May Tom
Re Us jung
Faulty Csisndsr-hATER, J.
Room s23. Postohics Buildinl
Kintner/ Atlantic Com
Case on. No day calendar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-01
COFFEE.

Firmness in the Brazilian markets. as we'll a.
large deliveries and prospects for a liberal decrease
I'm the worlds visible supply during April. created
the impression that local values are at too low
level There was a more general demand for july
which closed at an advance Of points. while other
positions were unchanged 70 points higher The
rs OO0 bags Spot demand as whole was in
different and quotations remained about un-
changed Stocks OF Brazilian coffee in and sfoat
20 600 less than last year. while stocks Of mild
cofees here are SOS 900. against 2e2 900. and the
excess OF year ago Local spot quotations were
unchanged on the basis OF 7Sc for Rio No Z. The
~ prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-01
TOPICS OF The DAY
IN WALL STREET
Smelling of Dunkirk Has
LITTLE Reflection in the
Stock Market.
WAR SHARES ENGROSS
STREETS ATTENTION
shrspnel Contracts Have Made
Every Industrial Look Like
a Bethlehem Steel.

~ ell the extraordinary circum-
=. suvroundlng an extraordinary
10y market yesterdays reception OF
us that German wsrships had
Islled Dunkirk was one OF the most
ss,lebIe. The first report might
Iii Rave been doubted, because II was
..re bulletin without any authority
- !. b,irc n ontioned; but the second
~. rr'rted on the Wall Street
Us tickprs Just after 1880 o'clock
II tire hallmark of the French War
Os,s ppon IL. II is true that there
-, no mention Of how many warshlps
- engaged, but even on the assump-
-, that but one fast cruiser had es-
ssned the British Gordon near Hellgo-
80 the news should have been mo-
"a1+ous Az least, il was so considered
:, many OF the brokerage Offices. Made
.rblir early in the trading day, the
i;5,ros might we'll have brought about
= sbsrp reaction in the stock market,
~ nothing Of the sort occurred. There
o.ss reaction of sorts, but the de.
line was negligible as a measure OF
,bs news, and so far from extending
,Iroughou- the list it touched but COM
,.,stiyelv few stocks. In q short time
I, was forgotten altogether as, with
Westinghouse as a leader, the war
stocks rose rapidly to new high levels
War Orders All Engrossing.
7, was only day or two ago that
, ,h,p captain landed in England with
a story that he had seen sixty-eight
vessels Of the German navy cruising
q the North Sea, and that he had been
s,opped BY one Of them and his papers
examined before ne was allowed TO
rroceed. On Thursday and on yester-
a,v morning cable messages TO the
newspapers here told of a complete
cessation Of shipping between England
and Holland, and a new closing Of the
North Sea by the British naval au-
thorities. Taking these two facts, to-
gether with the knowledge that the
British censorship had been successful
In holding back news from France and
Belgium for more than g month, and
that Il had been able 10 conceal for
time the sinking Of a dreadnought in
the Irish Sea, the Dunkirk report OF
Yesterday might well have had seri-
ously disturbing influence on stock
prices. Il is significant of the temper
Of the speculative community that 1t
operated in almost a contrary way.
War orders-with the Westinghouse
company's contract for q stimulus
completely engrossed the attention Of
.ha Street
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New Building Plans.
APRIL 80.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. n cor SSH St; for . IL sty stor,
ard apart h, 100 sIls4l: seth Street CONSTRUCTION
Corp 200 W 72d ST, owner; @ Pelham, 30 Z
i2d e. architect: cost $500 00O
yERMiLYEA Az. n g. $50 . Academy 81; for
SIS tenmt, T5Ills; Bsndhsim Construction Co.
l2s BWay. owner; O z Blum. sos 5th az
architects; cost, No.OOG
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KINGS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Appellate 0lylslsn-2d Dept

Nargarite A Cody. as admr. cIBradleJ Con-
tracing Co. Motion for reargument denied. Motion
Tor leave 20 appeal 10 Court Of Appeals denied
Thomas Moorhesdj Realty Associates. Motion
denied.
Bertha J Morarta. a. adm. etc/Richmond Lizhi
4 Railroad co. Motion denied.
Philip Wisebach as admr. etcfTerry Teneh Co.
Inc Motion denied.
ordered and case set down for Friday. May
People, etc ex rel John kTohn/ Warden and
Keeper Of City Prison and another. Order affirmed
Ahram Seryin/sars s Perry and Others, John II
geryln and Jessie Seryin. Final judgment. In so
far as appealed from. reversed.
William Van SICKLE Bertha Van SICKLE Order
reversed and plaintiffs motion granted. with pro-
vision. Opinion per curtain.
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REFEREES APPoINTsp-sUPREME COURT
By HENDRICK. J.
Rankin /Kommer--JOseph Gallagher.
By NEWBJRGER J.
ghlnlsyf Ryan-Abraham Stern.
BY WEEKS. j.
Vaughn /Senrt-PhdsniI Graham.
Socty for the Relief Of Best BlindIsrr-GB-
tavus Rogers.
Excelsior SAY BIZ 'Marks-Louis Sturoks.
RECEIVERS APPolNTED-SUPREME COURT
By HENDRICk. J.
Met L ms CoI5ath 81 Real Est Co-Franeb
Murphy.
Excelsior Saw BkInie Phillips Carey.
Abraham l. Werner/5l5 29ih So COL P Carey.
Bridget Sullivan Jacob Pogell-J II Van Tine
e c&ses).
Monteaors HONS ard Hosp for Chronic Diseases
Caroline Jaeger-S Mari
Arthur Randolp IIi.ry A Thornton-H Krsken-
bohm
Louis De Er.zuiIssao z seiksvit1-H rurchin.
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ALTERATIONS.
APRIL 30.
Manhattan.

ssp ST, ali ": to 3 sty and dvs: William
Lusirarten Co, Ire. 80 william ST. owners
s.. 900
5TH Az. So cor +ia at; to sty bank and o.
fee bldg: Farmers, Loan and Trust 20, 10 VIII
,Tchitects; cost $50. 900
IsiGHT ST. sr cor Johns Lane; 70 a sly
Trowbridss Livingston. 527 9Th Az architects;
Coz, $50. 900
ssgRIrF ST. va between "a ct and z Houston
az. "a a 8 .,y store and loft bldzj Bleicher ct
al Ia " ii2d o., owners; Fisher. rs Arsnue
A architect. cost 3.0Oo
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Cuban. sIa,2; Porto Rico. 5ocs322s: PINE
APPLEs Porto Rico red Spanish. crate. N.o09
s2.s5: Cuban, slo5af235.
HAY AND STRAW.
Large baled new hay. per ton. timothy prime,
S23: No /, s22as2 50: No 70 No 2. $S5og
f2l 20: shipping fancy light clover miIed. VOC
sci 50: ne straw. No |. tl39!i email bales
Doc logerl.
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BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Special Tam--BRADY. J.
Ell psrte matters.
COUNTY COURT.
Special Term-GIBBS, J.
III parte matters.
sUeBoGATE's COURT cHAn5ERs-sCHUI1s 9.
No day calendar.
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sUHRo6ATEs' COURT CHAMBERS.
COHALAN. s.
WILLS FOR PROBATE-At 1890 & m
sidonie Hamilton Margaret Hill
CITY COURT.
Special Tsm-Part II-FINElITE. J.
FL parte matters.