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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY
By Telegraph to Tie Tribune J

Albany May I5.---Fouowins ineorporIuors n,si
vim The sc,,re'sy q s,s'- to-a 1. ,,.......-
Brolt Iau's DAVIS Bronx lev Nyr'.k Brooklyn.
Lamby a A.paugh Manhattan c.'U T-eiur's
ket. y Vt VI Low Af-l Lau0y. y
AVS Restaurant Wi CAFE TO-. Manhattan.
5000. Gaf.bsi II. Topa.esn. l6 West SON -.
suburban Tupayers Business Corp B-1astaye1.
SO Oc0. Ava smith rs West sath 81. y.
F,, ''; e. ", Mslhii,. a mems co,h,s SO ooo
Gois,eia. v n Altman. \ Y.
Pet ss3 carlton az. Br0c siyn. Thomas II wa
lace. CRAWFORD. ~ :. hafy o C0ush.ln. Nut
'Rel,sal Company. M,ah.n.n; hair goods: 80
Alderman. Maurice : K+P - Y .,,,. A..
man. Bro9r David stfomes'5, Broo.klyn.
ilcnD = Moiloy Darwin p Rufi. y. Y
Karnnaa. 2ei Bfoads4. y = Jacob LAnsham.
rmb it' Novelty Works, Manhattan: IS 900
Ber,hAli Steiner. ;5s East 10Th st.. y. Y: Regina
Haaer FiadIy va Co. y 7; reorganization
so 900. Herman N Schwartz. sS Adams O.
irokyn. = schwartz. samuel = Gross Brooklyn
Tie America Hspi'n Corp Ma.haUAn. 200
l. Il sperry. New Haven. C. y Frsnris. = \
TIE j. ii stewart Corp Manhattan engine,
= ! stephen " Tirner. J n Rowland \ y
A 4 l. Novelty Stores. Ithaca. SIC. 900. ". b
Backhee rs DUdu Road. Ithaca. Wm Insu.i
rover over It'll Mfg Co Manhattan: millinery
S. 600. David Sanders 10 Brosdsv. \. Y. J
" Biumhers. An. B. slll,Ts NJ r. NJ.
~. ne {, doS 6o.ile u sen7. 400 Manhattss
az. \. \. J. +. sleao. sam L slsm0. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16
RAILROADS FEAR LOSS
Have Reached No Decision AS
to Lake Freight Ships.

William II. Truesdale, presldent Oh
the Delaware, Lackawanna and west
ern. commenting yesterday on we
~rI',g Of the Interstate commerce
Commission affecting carriers oPGT-
ting package freight lines on 'hc
Great Lakes, said IT would cause
sor,ouq loss 20 shippers. The LacHa,
uanna. he asserted, was cohceIheu
orIy as the owner Of one-quarter IN
.arsst in the Mutual Transit Company,
onerating boats between BunaIo anu
TaEe Su6erior points and TO a connec-
ton with the 500 Line -,
''J Po;Iroad men pointed out that lake
boats are effective feeders TO such
ros6s as the Lehigh Valley and the
iocLawanna, which do not have rnli
iiaes west Of Buffalo. Because OF
,bo rates in force it was said there
Ia lever been responsible indie
ndont line in this business, and car
P. feared that under the order OF
.a commission chaotic condition
lhe result in this lake traffic
Tbe commission allows the railroads
oriy until December 10 rid them
los Of the lines, which means that
~, will be the last season OF thls
tH.S - lake service and that new ar
IaaII-.,oroents will have 10 be completed
i"1b he 1916 season. II was stated
De.dTAsv that no decision had been
Ned by any of the companies IN
ioG0@6 An appeal may be made to
have the decision set ASIDE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16
EUROPEAN CALL
STEADIES WHEAT
Export Sales Encourage Shorts,
Despite Risks of Atlantic
Vessels.

Chicago. May 15.-Suggestions from
government sources at Washington i'm
plying that Hessian fly damage did not
as vet warrant the general plOughng
up Of injured fields resulted to-day IN
much selling pressure on wheat. The
effect, however, was partly overcome
by weekend evening Of trades. Clos
ing prices were. unsettled, a. lie de-
cline % sc advance compared with
last night. Corn gained sc 70 sc net.
oats finished &c Oft and provisions
wound up unchanged to l5c higher.
Some strength at the opening and
again az the close was felt IN the
wheat market owing TO higher quota
tious AT Liverpool. and to a sale OF
100000 bushels for export. Evening
up by shorts seemed to be accelerated
bv the renewal Of European call, de-
spite signs that vessel owners were
increasingly averse to facing transat-
lautic risks.
Price changes in corn reflected for
the greater part the fluctuations Of the
wheat market. Bulls found some en-
couragcment i'm the fact that Argentine
corn was selling in Liverpool at the
highest prices on record.
Oats felt the pressure OF hedging
sales against purchases to arrive.
There was gossip, though, that the
visible supply total on Monday would
show a material falling of.
Provisions assembled with hogs.
Shorts and packers were on tho buying
side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MAY Is.
Manhattan.

The frat name e. tiat Of the debtor. the second
that Of Tie creditor. Gui date when Judgment was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16
COTTON MAKES GAIN
In NARROW MARKET
Higher Trend Due to Confident
Feeling Over International
Affairs.

Stcadincss in the Liverpool market
and more confident feeling IN regard
TO international conditions we're re
sponslble for the generally higher
trend 20 cotton prices on Saturday.
The market opened quite firm at an
advance Of { 90 10 points and made
further gains. with prices at one time
about 10 TO I points over Fridays close
on active positions. Later there was
some reaction. mainly based on almost
perfect weather conditions, but the
market nevertheless closed with a
steady uudcrtoue Mt 7 TO II points net
advance. Il was rather a narrow mar
ket all day, and therefore easily IN
lucnced by small orders on either side.
Adyices from the South TO a trade
paper here were that there Is ten
dency 10 scale down earlier estimates
Of large decreases in cotton acreage.
Fall River sales of print cloths for the
week were $4,000 pieces. including 30
600 spots, compared with $4,000 and
$4,000, respectively, last year. Cur
tailmcnt for the week was 10000
pieces, or $4,000 pieces more than a
year ago.
In private Manchester cables it was
said that yarns had been stiiFened by
dcarer cotton. bat demand was restrict
ed and confined chiefly TO coarse counts.
Hopes were expressed that an improve
mcnt in China would follow a settle
mcut Of the Japan difficulty
Spinners' takiups of American for
the week were 236,962, compared with
2i5.S06 the previous week, and com
mcnt was made upon the steady de-
crease which has been shown in the
takings for the last two months. For
the week ended March 30, for instance,
the takings of American were 397,l2O
bales.
There were on shipboard, uncleared,
az the close OF the week l9l,116 bales,
AN increase Of 10000 bales over the
previous week and comparing with 1885,
6Jj last year.
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and 10 points higher at $50 for
D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16


the deposit oil
Daea We" i"N' ''1' 49, ~ KllHN OE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New 10Tk, May 70, I5IO.
GRAIN.


WTEAT--Underlyng sentiment IN the market Was
divided to-day. and owing 10 tho numerous us
,lrblug elements IN the situation operators were
not disposed 10 take an aggressive stand ether
way. Tie crop news from the s9utAM@t WI. W..
stu indicating widespread damage by lessian fly.
was less sensational IN character and many crop
experts seemed disposed % modify heir Views re-
gardiug the extent u damage. Splendid rams
occurred overnight in The spring wheat regions
both ia the American Northwest ard iu Canada,
and houses with Canadian connections. maintain
that uuiess something unforeseen occurs 70 mar
the splendid prospects IN Canada the Yield there
viii be II bumper proportions. The political
situation was again disturbing IN is efect ana
lad 4 tendency 90 restrict active specul alton, nut
tho feeling generally IN al the leading markets
look Ocean freight room Is compdlau'ey scarce
and on this account 10 has been dHlcut 10 ar
range future shipments Of new crop wheat and
this has bad a tendency 20 cheek export business
European countries apparently quito Well sup
piiei with wheat for immeiiate requirements, and
II seemed only natural that foreign buyers should
await new crop offers before taking large new
purchases IN the local cash market No red
winter wheat was quoted al tl54le and No 2
hard Al 81 a. c 1 track: No ! Northern Dulgih
e Buralo CORN-Wss moderately active aud
while there WAS Comparatively little change IN the
sag4rA situation die tone q The market was
fr,nef AMI inal quotations were y % &c net higher
In the local cash market No yellow corn vas
quoted A. s5.c prompt shipment oATS-Fe7or-
supplies had tendency 20 discourage buying IN
the oats market. and prices were barely steady
dosing nc net lower. The local cash market was
bsrely steady standard quoted al 5Sl2 "a &c. No
white 59653hc. No white. 81 3sc; No :
white SIC. fancy clipped white 5si. a Sic ordi-
nav clipped white. $50 e60c. al elevator. klk-
QUIET, < Western. 81 q : export; BAR
IEY-Quiet, mailing. 7s9N5c I Bufalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16
CANCEL MEMBERSHIPS
Little Board Reduces Number
of Seats to $50.

About ffty unsold memberships Of
the Consolidated stock Exchange that
have been in the possession Of the sec
Rotary, II was announced yesterday
have been Cancelled by the action Of
the board Of governors. The seats
represent the accumulation Of the last
year or two and were memberships
taken in by the exchange through pur-
chase or through failure Of owners TO
make good or dues or assessments.
By these cancellations the member
ship Of the little board" is reduced
70 $780, In 1875 there were more thar!
2,A00 members. The main object OF
the governing board in decreasing the
membership, il was stated, has been 70
cut down the Pratuity obligations,
which have amounted 10 $4,000 for
each member who dies. The cost OF
Membership az present is $500, com
pared with $500 al the outbreak Of the
war. In addition there are initiation
cues Of $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16
CHICAGO PRICES.
GRAIN IN OTHER CITIES.

,,,,.,-,,,, var ls-WHTAT--No / hard,
81. 80 Nofthcrn. 81 500. @tl 57A No No 2
Nornt'ra. d&1.lt5'.; Js,T{s ss6A u, coE TS,1
"a. n ON FANCY patents. SI.l5: inst clears.
:. 81, se-5,d c.ea-,. $40. BRAN. s2l' ~
Taao May l'-WHE,A.T,uyL,:3,,n, p S.i S Mg'
nrf.- s, IN asked. ALslkE-Pfime
sa.h s. TIMOTHY Prime cash $780, Sep'eu'-
'I6'i,-1 Nav is.-wHEAT--No / hard. 81 5s@'
,,i : \5.ti.ra. Sl5s,. 80 Northern. EA4s's @
',,,., .5. ;,, 5..' ti,y -wHEAT-No northern.
,l2tI$i54. 80 northern. s. 5osH52: Jl@elg g
s-5r c9Py-YT. .,ios y'--s9ss 7-s '' '''' '''
'KK,,o..s ~. NAV l5--whEAr-No 2 hard
g Isl 20. 10 r-I. sl.H. CoRNLNo mist niIsi
Az. No White. 59H "a SIC: No mixed is1s q
5ol4c- 49,, q. ,-ItF.T-No ? red 81 4s1a
ca. 20 2 lard s. %. July. N:5R. 'oRN 10
-ti,c. 80 willie. 1tc. July. I5S ,oHc- "a -
10 : 5I4-li.c. so . white. DE. JlD' f.c'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16
Brokers Advise Caution.

a digest of al the market letters
tt.t brokerage houses sent 20 their
customers 81 the end Of the week
would probably show nearly unanl-
mols opinion chat this is "a time for
caution iu making stock commitments
but q; The same time behef that
most Of the weak spots have been
eliminated from the market. The FOL
lowing brief letter. sent out by well
known firm. is fairly representative OF
the general attitude Of the commits
sion houses: I'VE continue 20 advise
caution. but believe the market has
gone long way toward discounting
the worst that is likely 20 develop, and
that from this time forward stocks
should be bought in conservative
way on a. sharp drives"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16
SUGAR FUTURES.
PROVISIONS.

TIE pr1rlsIon market foIt tie influence OF the
rather moe optimistic feeling regarding the political
situation. and prices early IA the DAY we're also
stimulated ly a show o. hrmuess IN the hog post
ton Receipts ~ hogs II Chicago were 1000; esu-
mated FOR Monday. 1000 and Tor uest week "a b,
poRK-Steady, ness SIS 73aSl9.2j family 81 "a
ils short dear SO 5Gss2 80 s 81 u
SIqGs5O. extra India mess, S339$3i DRESSED
fioGS-Steady: bacons lose. $50 ID, 1889; $50
10. 1859: 40 h. llbc; piss. llssc. CUT MEATS
10, H.: picked hams dun. INC. TALLOW-
qgiet special t; f ec S SSSty oc ~ c,'3 "a
steady. 9sGd9 zoe. refined lard South America.
10 SOc Continent 10 soc: Brazil. kegs. II SOC; conf
pound steady. maj SC. sTEARINE-euiesi o1eo'
Sac. city lard stearne, lie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. May Is. 1918.

New 1ofk, Mp 10. 1910
eEEvEs.
Receipts .ss bel s none 10 a 20 d.a.nd .sa :.s
AZ IL . l3c per ID Tor native sldes
CALVES.
Receipts, "a head. none on sale. Noninslly
steady Dressed calffs ACTIVE. CITY dressed YEAS
selling a, l2SIje pr Id: county dressed 'eAi~
W ~ SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receiufs $40 head al consigned diregt 70 slsuxh-
is 's' per X. dressed Esihsrs ishslse dressed
lambs. i7gise: dressed .Prinx, la.e.. 1o44Se;
county dressed dollhouse lambs, NeN per eafcAsA
Receipts. i.Fs head. none On sale. F.ins nOni-
nAiiy afm' IN sympathy with Buffalo si'iee'
E.,, Bur,lo MAY Is-CArrLE-Rso.ip,. -,
cru VEAI.s-ReseiV,s. 100. active. 81 s5s .s.
& las 90. Yorksfs tsi5sS. 90. 10 81 s0sis;
roush,. S57j9T: stass. Ij9t3i6 ,sHshP snd
Chicago May l5.-liOGS -Recs.pts. S 600 veal;
bulk. S..laE.s0i light. 81 s9eNs5. mixed, q -
80 I, 3d. 5si, Is, cA p R sSsfS o5 os .i..:S
alive beef steers. s. s0a$9 81. CO.'S ard hessFs.
s. 5o8Ssi5: calves. &o.j0@ts % SHEEP Re.
ceigis. 500 steady. sacep. A.'5SS.so' LAMBS. Nss
"a Louis May ls.-HoGs-Rec,ip,.. a.soo: high
sn. 'ts'7S9sSo. sood hsay. si7o8ts0. car
T1E-Receipn. 100 steady native heei steers. s. q
s. 20. yearins steers snd heiien. Sstsso. COWS.
al Iudian steers. sS55a$s % COWS and letters.
Nat6 native calves. tsat9 80. sliSEP-- Receipts,
none, steady clipped mliions. s. t09si 80, clipped
lambs $500 s. - c.ippct yeafliIs, Ss.69stsls:
spring lambs tl0atl2
sI E,'" ss ny N.ysii' 49, S,. h';Vs 1891
P Psescr; .ad butcher. ,55gI %. lishi, N;Ss
s. 20 PITS. s. ijaS s. IS. CArrl.E-keccig,s, 800
steady prime fei steers. s. 5QaN IS. drssssl beet
steers. sfT59tS 20. southern siee-. sS'54S.lo;
feeders s. sOdts % bulls. t5f5ss;. cLrs say
$50. 50 sHEEP-Recspts. 500; steady lasahs. ~
a{llto, yeAr.ings. fsssl0. ~s'hers. tsts, sses.
s6T58<S55.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16
Movement Of Specie.

Imports q specie AZ tho Por, % Neg Yofk foe hs
week ended Mas IS were Gold. va oso. sni sh-
,er srs $50 making total q slI2e25. Isna
total - 2iT0.iE ~ the preceding week snd siI..-
an u ne corresponding week last year si.e 80
uary the Imports u specie sin0unisi 70 si'''ss'-
90s ssainst s. lgs5st last year .. 80 -.
Enporis Of spscis wsre si,s, ~ As 90 s. IN,
~, is.t w,ck ant Ns2S.lls In the corresponding
Wsek Is,, year, si9es y1naA? ! siP',,'s 90 SO
ss.iest s5e.9,ili s0.d and tSsgso.sa9 sL'sr 10
1914
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Chartefing was light IN both the steamer snd sal!
rrrtaiiei fof iout age steamer rate. we're eGy and
All steady Quotations % Liverpool ~ LONDON
49, Iluu ia cotton 10 LiTeUool p'f 100 10. Sla
Sl sI CHARITIES -Hr steamer - '9' az, gran.
At.4aflc range % B41onne. lNs l'll. MS Dor
.,-''-' , ,-g-.fT Dan steamer d. 500 qrs. grain.
ne t.,.5r. ~ pctmafk t. prompt. Br steamer.
: Ss4 tons coal Baltimore 10 ne h,e' iH.. !.
t,~T Pate 81 I1l5. Nor bark. . ,,..s. lea ;.
Waufar 90 " Britain or lrelini. -, 'ghs
I,,e. rrhoor.er s-s tors. coal. Hampton hoahs Z"
H. Aror.. % = schooner. sl9 t0aI. 4 b0aIds'
(uarlsstou Ia kcs ioIk. L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16
BUSINESS REVERSES


COLLAPSE PRODUCTS COMPANY engss,d ~
rnaruf4-ur!Ig trading 80 me. anl-r pursuits. ~
Tenth Avenue aud Twenty fiirI street. frll"h
fod iy Na..scr.o.Ec Nadine Works ;lo. '. ,,e
THF STAR BEEF AND PROVISION COM
rh\Y. conducting butter shops with principal o.
fce A. 2--I Ir.ri Avenue. f.tHoa o.. b Nut-
berger & Sons Company S''. HF NH/. rfRi
sous Company r America. $50. ara s.iIo"
SARAH BAClirE nrrg a. go W@' End Ave
rii. n.,I r.-io. uit. lahiHtie- q $40 c'.' si-
NAV Sa1is. Ealh iu tle tiy ~ Ne" loiE. @iI no
CEcIL BETTINsON. 8 salcsmAn. ~ 2oS Tif'h
Avenue fled petition with liabilities OF N-foS'
cor sting - unsecured claims. and 10 1ss~s .,
NILSSON J. BARTON. living al Gil West lo'th
stree, fled petition with liabilities Of Sl5V-5 ana
''' SCHEDULES
TIE Nu.TCAIT COMPANY. dealer IN silvsrwsr-
re a. last Tfi-', Hrrh street. ala sci'dules
vffl liabilities ~ t.-tL ol,.suns " insecure
claims SsI--. ald aNcs. So. 49, assets ~
g.. o. r.nr...rtol nv pol~~ = trr Insurance,
{ 600. mo. ~ iH bank 39s. d"h's due ou open
-..trt q ..,. machinery al tools. $40. s.rk
!>-II. nt.s a.l securities. tl.aYI. 4il cash. >I--
S. 40. Tl.ua, O. Brown & SINS. tH'l-. bir'oa
I Hove. g. "a a'I rbr Goriam COMPANY. s. ..-
GUSTAV STICkIEY. THE GRAF fNIAN. I\,,
dealing Dol furniture etc ~ Lasi IliLy il' ~
sfrU,f r'ei schedules. win liabilities o. A--H.'On
consisting o. %. secured claims. tojt'2. no,es and
Uls eit s, .l2. accommodation paper !. i.tHl !.
o-aer d-t's Irc'cr1sd ly law. s. o3l. wages. so
hy real rs's's 81 600. cash. io-a caIrases. ETC..
s. 500. machinery art tools. i.tQoo d.i que ol
omen account. 81 721. money IN bank. s4.to9, and
properly So revers!on. 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16
Federal Reserve Banks.

Washington. May 15.-Resources Of
the Federal Reserve banks increased
more than S5.OOOOO0 during the last
week. according TO the statement OF
their condition at the close Of business
on Nav II, issued to-day by the Fed
eral Reserve Board. II shows:
ure4rUfra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16
OILS.

Refined petroleum UNCHANGED. Linseed oil
was steady but trading was quiet and prices re-
NAMED unchanged. PETKOLEI VI. standard white.
stsndard white cases New York and PEilafel phia.
l0r. water white bbs. New York and Philadelphia;
: SOC bulk DC. water white. cases, New York ana
plpaIefph!a lie IINSEED OlI.-Ameriran seed.
city raw $50 csc; cut of-town raw. t7@esc; Cal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16
RECORDED JUDGMENTS.
MAY IS
Manhattan.


The following Judgments we're flsd yesterday. ne
rr.t name being that ~ TIE debtor.
Ashley. Louise or Mrs Herbrrt--I Kaufman. $50 y
Es,lis & q and Elizabeth DR. hssquin.
~ame-D : Flynn. -.
E0rrd Celia u Ms'gooi II a.. as -
H ir JOIN. All $ { wnnmm-H Law
p,i,,sIr,or. j. D-M Gilmore. 50 :.
1 Dl1E,i. 7 y " Grecawsl. s'tls
Trled Emil Leo Fried. Nathan Fried. Ham j -lel
- IcfaI 4 Hp.l No.isl. ,S..,ts
Fufrar. Eare-po,cr Trust Co. ~ -
F = H ,',.. . Bly, : Walter t.a /.
T,ie,lmsn. David A Planter 81. o.
France ~ .-NcfeI ants Nlhbef Co - = ~ -
Gr1t J. Conc Hughes and M = hsn"sf 3
Frlr.ui0A bsiac. CoIeuder 60 - J, 3a.' =
GRrfr.hrrg Pau.l.r-L LiDhtenheim 81 al ~ -
hobart q VI shapiro. s"fff
Uo.IraH. Tincus Manhattan Spring FED Co. -,
u,,cbe.oo A G-Na,hews Sales CO. Inc S. 2ss !?
Urrtt Metropolitan Electric MfE 60. SlN9o4
Kline Really slI improvement Col hIrle, la =,
,,,tber. Jamc.-r'ui,er.al Music GO, $-ol p
MrCauiey. Margaret A. sdma-NiHam brst,o a
Parker. J A De Pinr, Co. it-el
Plo,key. David National Nassau Bank {" y g.
Rol,ler John &c V sheridan. s. o-l ~
Rowe. S0piis--F simon. 80
Zcgfcid' Florcaz RI 4 Weatherbee ct al. 81 70
The Bronx.
Bell Realty 4 Const Co. Inc KinElef s. '.i -
cohen Jac1h-A RS. 49, ~
cry ~ y N-R Dieifel = it' -
DuLlsuef. LgGene--Co!neD Lead 20. ''iA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

r-,oi,,,-t, " IA r Cameron Piano Co, sio4 ~
go ICui. and Annie G Gerson. $3.50 81
y.,-...i ys,fssvllle CO Schneider. 500. -
i-,,..'.1 Morris md Louis Seuburger-J y Rae
49, y; AZ $3.50 20
.,t.,tf Dsr,el-I Gausnoi $500
sri.gc'ier Ps-er-Juo + Kaiser Co. Inc. SlSl.li
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16
COFFEE.

Underlying sentiment In the eones market was
,nrlinei TO lean to the bear tle a, east le'S oD-
10 and while the sellins pressure "S not par
,euiuly grea, and total SAILS 10 NE DAY amoun,-
"a only o 600 bags ma pdces Nere 20 II points
~ -, lover Tho e,t!ed political situation has lad
. tendency 10 discourage new business, and umd
long. have shown disposition 70 HgudAte ~ order
we're quoted 81 7tae. With q rather easy uAdeEioae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16

Total liabilities ...-...-
Go'I reserve against net liabilities. g Per cent
cash reserve against O., liabilities. - yer esnt
casa reserve against AaaiAlcs Lief se'tus 49,,
a. per cent alu reserve against net sinouhl %
Federal Ieserys notes n circulation. soS per 0ehI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16
Convertible Sinking Fund Five Per Cent Gold Bonds due January
1881 of Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Company


restrictive Senaa g1t the issue o. additional
additional STOCK entitled
nowco
bso The market price OF the stock he'a"e
a h n
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May r. 1915
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16
SURPLUS RESERVE
MUCH HIGHER
Increased More than $10.000,'
600 to Above S173,000,000
Loans Reduced.

The actual Clearing House statement
showed an increase in surplus Of Slo,-
s47,390, to Sl73.241,28O. Demand de-
posts decreased $61Ss,0OO, time depos-
It's increased $1.3t400O and loans de-
creased sI6,795,0O0. Reserve in vaults
and in the Federal Reserve Bank in
creased S6.O29.000, while specie in
vaults increased SS,l13,oOO.
Surplus reserve in the average state
ment increased S9,70o,420. to S1G3,S99,-
$40. Demand deposits decreased $4,-
$4,000, time deposits increased So
$4,000 and loans decreased Sl9,s40,000.
Reserve in vaults and in the Federal
Reserve Bank increased S3559.OO0,
while specie in vaults increased S4,-
$4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16

SATURDAY, MAY Is, 1915.

Exchange Saturday amounted
S96OOO against Friday s93sOOO
year ago Total January 6O6OOO
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