davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
COTTON LOSESPAPI
OF EARLY ADVANr
Strength In Liverpool an,
Bullish Consumption REM.
Send Prices Up.

a somewhat excited early a.
was followed by reactions IN a. ~
market yesterday, but the el.,. .''
steady and from 2 70 3 po,... "
higher The bul.ish census sy0,..
domestic mill consumption 70, ~
airy contributed to the early ,5,..
but the main factor appeared I. -
creased activity and strength ~,
erpool. The market opened hrn =,
advance Of 3 70 8 points and a., =
TO i3 points net higher early e,r,
pool buying, covering and ren,,,, I.
Investment demand Due "a
about IL 70 . points lower a, !
local close Of yesterday. L,,-
was 81 English points higbs,
private cables attriouting the 80.
10 French and Russian buying 80 80
creased difficulty In securing 49,.
insurance This strength su9ys,,..
continued demand for cotton 4,
rope, Notwithstanding the large H. -
pool stocks and the heayy anss,. /,
American already aaoat, and lne,s,,.
domestic mill consumption na,s,,
added TO the nervousness Of i.
shorts. Around 955c for 0,.....
which established a new h.gh ,,...
for the season, there was a gooI i,
Of realizing. and after the 90. ].
Liverpool prices eased OF % sbog. J.
closing figures Of last night Cs,..
prices were 4 or 8 points up fro- \
lowest on scattered covering and ~.
Wall Street buying.
The census report showed do-,r,
mill consumption Of 435.lt7 bale, .
February, comparing with i5j23lS<
for the same month last yeslSfgr,
January, this year, coasgrp p.io, b
considerably behind last Years tE.vi
and the number Of ac 10 spindlss a.
showed a substantial! INCREASE ar,
February. On the basisA Of Fsbrs,-
consumption, local s-a,ist t,Sans fDs
that the domcstr mills This sat
NAV consume in the 1eighborkoe! .
5.s5O.O00 bales, including iinter, r.
exports are now beng estimate: !
about 100000 bales. a.taoggt /.
movement Is expected % fall of s.lr
lv after the first of next month.
Exports yesterday 5i,j-j bales, "a.
ing 6.022,300 so far this season, aga.
7.492.527 for the same tine las; "a,
Southern spot markets we're unehS,p
10 sc higher, generally unchanged, a
the local spot market was qu.G 81
unchanged at S.90c for m.ddlins =
land; no sales; delivered on cosins
400 bales. Local coa.r2c; prices
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
PLAN TO OFFER
GERMAN LOAN HERE
Syndicate to Sell Sl0,000,-
600 Treasury Notes TO
Yield Over 6 Per Cent.

Chandler Brothers, Inc, Of this city
and Philadelphia, are attempting to
form a syndicate Of trust companies
and banks TO offer In this country Sl0,-
100000 German government treasury
notes. Members Of the firm, which was
organized over a year ago TO take over
the investment business Of the stock
Exchange house OF Chandler Brothers
& Co, said yesterday it was proposed
that the notes should run for nine
months and yield over 8 per cent.
No notes will bo offered by the syn
diestc. said the FIRMS official state
ment, until they are accepted by the
German government Information as
70 the identity Of those who had been
asked 20 participate was withheld, but
several OF She large New York trust
companies invited 20 join have de-
clined 10 accept.
Should the offering be successful,
the proceeds Of The notes wlll be used
TO pay for purchases already made IN
the United States by Germany. The
Central Trust Company has signiued
its willingness 90 act as one Of the
depoSitarIcs. It Is believed that he
greater portion would De sold IN such
cities 8s Milwaukee and 81. Louis,
where German born population IS me
largest
Owing 20 Great Brtaiu's Order in
Council. which is intended TO prevent
all shipments 90 and from Germany
from neutral countries. bankers SAID
,-ee+ovJcv +Ee+ this cmbar-O WOu 4
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
GRAIN IN OTHER CITIES.

Minneapolis March l6 -WHEAT-No ! hard
sissy 80 Northern. s.. 55at 81 30. No Northern.
ST. 5V@ 81 j3z May. Sl50ls a $50 July. 81. i53.
white. 57A@57lsc. FLOUR and BRAN un-
changed. -
St. Louis March Is 8--wIIEAT-No . nd. 81. IS y
qSl.57, 40 hard 81. 90. May, SISSY. CORN
No g i5c; No white. nominal. MAY. itsc; OATS
No @ nominal: No white nominal May. see
Duluth. MINI, March l6.--WHEAT-So hard.
fl.56ls: No / Northern. sl55-s No ? Northern.
lts1qtL5lh; May sl52'a July Slt1%
Northern $i57qSI59iz: No Northern. 81 $50
slj5. May. N.55S CORN--No yellow. 73 4. %
74iac M4y. 54&c BARLEY Mating. 76G So.
E2rsas city March IG.-WHEAT-No . hard
81 51G$LjS: 10 2 red. fL56lsg$Lj7. corn
No p mixed. i2iac. No white. sac. No yellow
3653i5c. OATS-SO white. 59i q tOc. No =
m.led. J4d5ji.c
PIT ade phiA. March e--wHFAT-weaker No
Northern Duluth export, Sl6NaSl.13. CORN
LnAnr. No SPOT e4p0f- 10 IS.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

lfy l..cgdIh 70 The lruJne.J
Aibary March le.-Inoorporations n.ed with
the Secretary of state to-day.
b. * p, Realty Corp. Brooklyn; $1,000
Is.dore Fiesscr. 4)3 kniokcrbockcr ay.. Brook
Bu; Pauline Picsser. sarah Bring. Brooklyn.
Charles T.. Fischer & Co. Manhattan. lum-
bor. s55. 600 A. V Chartrand. 2s6 Morris av..
The Bronx. w ]. COX. The Bronx. G.. =.
Fischer. Whi,~ Ii,ins ...
Cornell lncorT6rauon. Buffalo. SO on;
David Russlander. 81 Erie County Bank
Buil1ing. Buffalo; Moses J. brtman. Agnes
Cr0ssman Buffalo
Amusement Holding Co. R-ooklyn. 5000.
sophie Fraukel. IN Cleveland st.. Hroo@Nn
Mcyer Eadclo1 Leon BI,hdruChcr, Brooklyn.
J.. & ". Grand . 10 ana ~ cent stores.
Manhattan: 10000. Max ln"elstein. ~
West Ii.th 81. New YORK. Ad,luh Finkcl-
Novelty Producing Co.. Manhattan; theatri-
calls 5000. Mcycr Klein. 81 West End aN'.
New 1o[S v15sy aay + EcI p2%nd 2agS The Bronx
United Hebrew Book Association. Nanhat-
tan. $1,000 s. DrlCkerman. 10 canal It,
NeV York. l. klcman. Joseph Friedman
Wood a Nos,rand. FsrminGdale. Nassau
County. coal. 5000. Daniel s. Wood. Mary
T. Wood Holcstc. Harrison e.. Nosuand
The or,-a Now York Realty 90. syr2-
c4sc. $1,000. willard l.. Is'r.h. .-' ~l'cH,A
a... Syracuse. Carl j.. oot John j.. EcHs-..'
ra7snc Engineering Co.. owcso. boa
$1,000 uaus Mososou. Marie Kelly CaAa'h
Is Jones. iimIra.
Tie Governors Boss Photo Tlav CO.. Free,
rolt. Sc. oOV. ur. ". II. Elnsie. ba'il
Sutherland. jr.. J. II. Ellison. treepo,l
Mary EMma Mining Co.. 'e Wiz - ,
$50 800. John J. Wetmore. Canon City Col
Robert j. Cooney 6. Il Beeoe, Syracuse
New York City composite Brick corpora
fiou. Manhattan 500 900. Roscoe G.. Peck
in BROADWAY New York. Arthur McCa15-
Land Louis N. Fisher. New YORK.
Icusch. Ro-enbaJm & Kaiser Co, Man
haitian. candies s. 600. Felix busch. oJ'
I}'oC,n6old ST. Ilobosen y. j.. Kari Kaiser,
Hosokgn: Alfred Rosenhaum. The ErcnM
Harmon G Irwin. Manhattan prlntlnt,
$4,000. Martin .. Harmon l"' lT"sp',
place Brooklyn. Helen G.. Harmon. bIooN-
lyn. Arthur H. Irwin. Madison. y. j. q. .,,
Harvard Clothes. FGfaIo. $40 600 IaIl' ,,..
EusIandcr - Erie County Bank bIIa'nt'
Iu0a.o. NJ j. Bryan. Aaron tlsneF' huHd4o'
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

GENERAL HOrSEWOEk By a J4pal,,e- 81
pe-iru.ei. ciy or county good reference,
WArANABE. % Madison 4
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
EXPRESS co.'s ASK
CHANGE In RATES
Tell Interstate Commerce Com
mission Present Tariff Causes
Big Deficit.

Washington, March 16.-Applicatio
for rehearing and for the modlhca-
tion Of the general order Of the Inter
state Commerce Commission fixing e1-
press rates, rules and practices was
GIed with the commission to-day by
the Adams, American, Southern am and
Wells-Fargo express companies; Com
missioner Clark said it would be con
side:ed A.. Al.
first ten months Of operation under the
deficit Of 81 ,s6i, 1850. compared with
a profit o. s71S,6l9.92 in the CORE
spending mcnths Of 1913, and that a
decrease Of sl1,S75, ,99S.S7 in gross in
comes had eliminated all profit.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
DRYGOODS AND TEXTILE NOTES

One of the most interesting develop
ments on the primary dress goods mar
ket Is the steady expansion IN tne
trade with Canada. A comparatively
small business in staple and fancy
dress goods and fancy cloaklngs mas
been going on with Canada for years
The inability Of the British mills 10
accent the usual volume OF orders tof
the Canadian trade, coupled win the
fact TINT the woollen mills in CANADA
are so busy on war orders that regular
business must be passed by, mas mad'
il necessary for Canadian loboers, re
tailers and cutters-up to place unusu,
Ally good orders with the woollen ana
worsted mills Of the United States.
Speaking of this phase or business
"The Journal of Commerce" says; "Ont
Of the largest producers OF fancy wool
len cloakings has procured distriou'
tion in Canada for the next fall sea
son that is three times larger than the
business done in any former season
Under these circumstances mill agents
consider il reasonable to presume that
the repeat orders will show a proper
tionate increase"
Secretary Peugnet OF the Silk Asso-
citation of America has sent notices "a
all it's members of the annual meeting
of the organization on wednesday
March "a, at p. m, at its rooms. 80
! Fourth Avenue. An election or oihceri
! and new members will be held and re
ports OF officers and committees will
| be heard. For the new board OF man
ayers, to fill terms of those that ex-
pire, the following have been nom
! mated: Albert Blum. Sidney Blumen-
/ thai. Fritz Hill, Charles +. Lotte
Joseph A. Skinner. Charles Sing and
Emil J. Stehli and Alexander d. Walker
The rapid change of styles in the
millinery trade is causing consider
/ able worriment on the part of the
smaller buyers. Millinery manufactur-
ers are refusing to ship orders on con
signment and are adhering strictly to
"A determination TO ship goods only on
straight order, with no return priv
ilegcs. The smaller merchants and
buyers who occasionally come 70 the
New York market are realizing the at
titude Of the manufacturers Although
the millinery manufacturers do not
admit that they have any agreement
among themselves, the consignment,
orders that were placed are not being
shirped. Many concerns would ship
merchandise on consignment and agree
to take back the unsold goods, but the
style changes have been so frequent
that il became impossible to con
tiuue business under this method
Whilo the CONSIGNMENT feature has
been discarded, there are many small
storckcerers and milliners in the ruraI
districts who have not yet found it out
It has been reported in the trade
that representatives of several French
houses are still in the New York mar
ket looking over lines Of goods, includ-
ing lightweight cotton underwear. suit
able for the market in Southern France
and Algiers.
According to reports received from
coat and suit statesmen who are now
in the South, business conditions in
general are very good. Covert cloth
and pOplins are being sold extensively
while the demand for Palm Beach cloth
suits is strong. This material will en-
10y a successful season in all lines Of
ladies' outer wearing apparel.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
Timely Neqvs of the Merchandise W0rld

NATIONAL IvsorE COMPANY. INC. %. 20 %
Cohen. DaNd-A ksmlusA>. .s99',s
cohen. Phllip-T S,hcf. ~ io
Csuado. Cr,sconhu- People, &C. a, hV,y
T1r1,o, Dn5ss;o '0f1 f,,Dt"n "'n2nfs' L,un ,lisn
psukuAs. Sinion-Cbds Steamship 90. co..'s q,
p,ut'nN r VI L ,wceer ,s, ;;A % p
Fpsfeln Morris Epstciu. costs. 49, Al--.l'
friedman II = ana MAJ ''''"'' giatc7
Franklin nsrnct and Jcrnie--A Bien',ocs e! a.. ..
G,uehcnhaus leopold snd Jhse-T Radl.n, %, q,
Gu,,,,,.. g R Eor,g'orL ,,'Ii2a-tss29 80
classy W J-r jacobs et a, yiig -
G,.., Gco. Mns'.h 9, H01r'gs,, i.asn,, . a. ;!&iG
n Never q oo-Iocwcuthal Co. ~. oe
Hartford & Ncw Iork Transfer Co--P jacob, 700
ilaris france An Glsuberg., NSte2
jo,lcl. = II ami Msnhatan Marble and 81 SEC 10
Works--Tompklns kiel Marble 60; Sl-o =
hIssS'5 RsS,aortsM Rs,S G1na GodBafs. ''' SO %
Huits II B-ssks a 60. 80
Hirsch Mav-Cohn. Abraham a Go. ;io.s
{ corey Go Inc-I; 5 q System Ia g. g
Like. samuel Ape, J'&,Ins Co lnr. sioles
Iss5ss. ISs.ss' Y ! Ss,. 5s5i Co. 's] '.j3 i
Mitchell El1ahrth-P voyer ot al. cost. $3.50
AIcCoufL A-Pcr,e Butler = Pierce Ms toIp ca
N-uul'cn snare 4 Triest Inc-F Casey, e6.o3
Mcdonald. J snI Mabel M-lAneo!n M[,tag,,
MSrf,. Franz ? Simon. =, 'i9S 300 90 90
NeS2s Nasasn d;IJs H5fr, aai Tti51 fsaasr ze
P0n.mb,y,r " Nv + clayton. SlO1S. %
= & W yauum Cleaner Co. Jo'epe T9"de'm'TIsi. ~ IS
,ui.'a ~ So 80 rus Co sI676. %
rcltni 's ''tSs Cos @ Larsen Machine Co.
ra{ r'o4oi.ng i'.T T"a usl.S. NJ Euli N h s,oIis
Tfstor Eookbnd ug Coz Goat Co. >'V..''
pho,o-Fiay Coupon Cop1radon--William ''n
p,U,t.tt r. ] G. Hodgett, c n Carer, Chnrles,,
G'lrr,on. II r Ryan and W poll-f II iifgfct
"a. -. Ssicr SI R-A II Murdoch. 81. e-s s.s I,
Hi,c Abraham. Mimic Rice tor Minnie RcIl and
Abraham Sa aauoa-E Haro"i'z siiiss sis .,
Robertson. e M-Cnar'es & Co. ,r. $,,esii...ee
Rcic5ach Nc'rop9 ran Mirror Works . . - :.
E2,eI,o.' l.,. s,,.b n ~ sm.,b et A. t6H 10
Shirley. G-NatonA Nassau b-'A o' .'e"s s7o9 e.
seilecs. Hcnry-Iutc-nsuons MssarinO Co, '-ga 81
siadie IIs'%fIIrs 2fs rat,r,aa ,cost,l. til5SI
Sch tsiaeer. otto-C 4 Gcoghesan ct al toost. s.
saap-s,cia william. and Sismund schC,i,, h.Ia .g "a
smciicy. Il y.' J-Barhod Realty 60. $i.G,..5
IaIaglrsky. A tOfio-il IculAocT, ~
S Cra,d L.dgs. Independent order Sons q. hra- a.
yll r-Srs C,, steamship Co tcosts). so. =
Ws.sT,. l. Ii-I " = VclI.- et a.. So g.
Wsi's.c. i q. and Lillian NJ so1iha'd-us us,NI " ai
w'ayi 5ail, 4 A'tc.i,y Of Nce York. slo5..
Weic.maru. Ni,t0r-.S Shaug glucssy. '.htl W
White. " aud Aztec L-Eastem States ReitiEeI,
vi .las ,os. H-r & E,prcs, Rcsty Co. ;is5le.I
zhe Ggsoppe eIh ,,,.1 !, i,'Jha' Iel5 YORK 3io- 20
Co'umbis Sy4aidns Co-s4ms. ;55ee3
ilIl.5 ils-l.en Modern steam Laundry Co-City q New
Hds'ds Cod Mtrs 20 Mrlas Co-ss,ms. ;}i7 81 81
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records Of the
Last Twenty fonr Hours.

NA''l's.''. N'i'' ''' '-''1 -
defined disturbance Fe.Dped over extreme "ee'.i'
Moth Cs-oi.rs erd ia central to-rt.st on the
,.t ~ ..--. act ,.,-tt-
Norh 'aola coast WI" ." 4'P1'''' o.'' "'''"
eastward movement II las teen s'b-u'H ~ he"-
.,,I ~. IN ,bo east e,If and south Atlantic
w." '@ - -, ,.iroi,,, and
states. SHOWS ad rams lh HoGtneii 80 So a.,
Tennessee lhtfe were d.7p Nsht 49, e'""a A'
the ONO and upper Mississippi valleys. the sollleih
upper I5Ee and western lpNer Iahe regions south
east Montana. Eastern W)oMls. Eastern COO. 400
and Northern Sew Mexico O'ec tAc ftmsHH-
eiy colder i- ne south shl in the up'Tl V.,o
,i-ctv d.y'ee tirope-s.,I,., of the season having
bo,n reported a. ~, A.ecos 4id Yuma. Arizona
4 U.-'I,la.,e over gV..me Northern Mex win
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Chsrerins was fairy active ami additional
'relshJs offered steadily Rates were strong IN al
trades. gud in -ouc quotsbh higher. Quotations
70 Liverpool. l2d: Bristol Is: Antwerp. IT, nom
ma. cotton 10 Liverpool Der 100 10. $50.
HARTERS-NorEegan steamer. 1000 lrs. grain.
Atlauuc range 70 Denmark l4s sd. April. British
steamer lp-ero4syl 1900 Qrs. oats. Nr''por,
News 10 " ita,y SIS Ga. April 10 British steam.
cr tons. same 20 French Atlantic ports los
"a ,or he4Vy S- Tor cats. option eu heay los 9d.
May Is. Greek steamer previously. 2s. 900 a.
ucav CUR % the Il. iO,. option
p.raus or yolo i,s. AMI other oplous M4rtd-
ue4U. Gun TO " itay. rs. March A9ril. Bus
l-H s.eam'r. 2it2 tons. trsn.stlantic trade. L.
steamer. 6.500 tons d previously. same ils
6d delivery L X. March. British steamer. 500
ions. ". same. rs months. l0> delivery h.
Aprii: British steamer. li77 tons previously
co-t1u. Savannah. etc. 70 Man chester. 1865,
Marcb British bark. 1854 tons deals. - John.
y Is. 10 = X 1905 May schooner. Zsi tons. lum-
0cr Gun 10 Genoa. $50 April. schooner 60j
tons. H1ur aud rum. Boston % the Gold Coss'.
81 and pof, charges, schooner. osi tons. coal
Atlantic rsuEc ~ Guani anamo. g. =. discharged.
and port charges. schooner 1g1 tons same
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
FIRE RECORD.

A N
i....---'s Nfe-..- o.. NJ. Cone. DO damage.
I..y--4- Jane So. j. EaNtas 'rr 7s
ttu-I-4 Ias, a.th e., T. heeic. sIgh'.
s.3.-5- S,-oud ar. ". e. Rouse. 80 sht
SO,-s4 E.s. lg,l s.. hflgcr a Ar.usoa. IN
fuoUL.
S,s-s9 - Marss Place unknown. riding
ll.li--55j West 5ls- o. Mao Robinson. tight
i .5-e--i scIeu'h sr G. Kohler: slight
So. Sd - and N.sI5h6,.rr AZ. Union Rail-
way Go 70 damage
QJ-sj,h q, AID L,I..s.oa AZ, lnterboroush
sO--.lO EGs. I.6'A 81. G. Hicks. inning
eI5-S- West epiu d.. tlslm4a B4alg 60. .
aIrut
4.j-,l.,tgtr. at. t.'veer S6'h ard s-il IS.
Er4i.t .L..Iu. 60. so
5--H. No.l.r} ~. e. Gnus'F... trnng
tu,.t Ay... Is s. N..u,a. t-frs
t..n--4 l.f lo.l e.. l. P.tUrr. trri'g
6.-.-.4H N.r. .r.5au 4.. & UrHHr. 500
t..N..-. t.... ST.. D Cohen. Su
tf-.-.> iIae av. 40 Sto.s. trdHs
,.-0-i-l.,-. and sl.h OBJ. suare Trieste.
tt
sto.-'f. lii S. l0n 60. j. Bsr,r g.
>.f.-l.I. Irfn. as. D. Ies.gV. tlfi
- .Q--. g.. A....e e.. s. L.1Ssu4l. tld.-s
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
Offer S6,OOO,OOO Erie Bonds

The Guaranty Trust Company is Of
fering s6,o00,000 Erie Railroad Gene
see River Railroad first mortgage per
cent bonds at 1884 to yield $40 per
cent. The bonds were recently pur-
chased and are due in 1857.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
WHAT THE BUYERS WILL
LOOK AT TO-DA 7

NrW oRIFANs-Marn- rsasnr Co; Cfonhehn'
rirni,hings. Its " 23d Il. 81 floor. . 60 -.
ST IOt,Ts-B sugcnt A Bros u q 20. W Scn"r -
mCer, ilneus and white goods. 40 'th "' I-'n
floor. .... r. .. = u.,
san FRANCISCO Raphael Well 60 ia,
n.r rus, draperies and carpets. - aBth 81
18th fDor
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination 40 steamer. sAo m
Jsg.I ,otea Cala. Philippines vi, s,.t-
tel-Ssio Nsru ........ ......-. MIR IA
Hs"su VA So ffal.is'Dl -is'souis ..... Mar lg
Hawaii japan. tara. Philippines wa ssa
tfs.l'.oI No. fols ........... ........... MAJ g.
Hadau wa san iNlci''pl l--r4erIs Star -
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
SCHOOL AGE.SCIES.

American and rOrtiKn iescners' Az-ury.-.
Supplies Professors Tee chers Tutor,
SoNernesSes -iy 20 Colleges. schools ani
ranlnes Apply to Hrs A. J. YOUNG.
FULTON. 20 Union SIuara
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MARCH To-.
Manhattan.

The fret name Is that ~ the debtor. thc second
fha Of mo creditor. and date "hen iuIgmeni "As
Smith. May At 4 CoIFeu, FEB l. l'l.;
simmons. r M = Van Nordcn Jan g.. ,ela;..
sullivan s Conil.nc-E Ra5H.r. No' L.: loli,.
Knapp. j. CIV o J. Richards r. a. Feb q. l,li,
ca..a Co Of Ameu.a-i wes..r ct a., lIpa. IS
sam.- same. rc, 90. 1918. .,95ii92
Sams-~4me. Mar o l9.; s4'' 2
Campbell Tran .er Co-GIobe Rutgers f.ire las 1o
Patterson. c1 E,hei Is reiersOn Dec 3. i.9it;,
ster,e. Dors-A Weinberg; Dec R2. 1905 ,gaa, s %
TrosSfdis. SS,iSH C-M NJ Nye. Mar is. 1912 C,ssn,
FsrI.r. Ka,c-G 4 Griffin. Nov 2. 1917. sl52 .
1ra.. n and l-H Ta hu4. Mar 49, 1915, Sit,l u
- II k-E n Thompson e, a.. Mar s. 1915.
x4l$jI
Squire. G. B-H BuIgn Mar II. 1913 ty2,eaa-e.i :
Webster. sarah U-r u Dodi q, al Jan u lsi,; T, q;
Faucc.,. " WI l. waber e; a.: Dec 9. i4.ii, J.. &,
Peter coopers Gu, faaay-L S'ein'eid. Ma da5
rsrl.r'y, Princess Lvof-ra-s4rl Acme Gsrak,.
In. Sept o. 1914 tscaie4I. 44V-N,
The Bronx.
Clifford Buudlrs Co-SmadA Realty Co. FEY, la,
Ki.teI. KiIt.I + B-Marco Bros. Inc Jan 20. iie.i55.,,
Sol, poaI,v 4 Constr 60. Csracc sud V Va
lentg-L " Miller. July Q. 1914 s4lft'
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

Directors Of the New York Mortgage
and Security Company YESTERDAY elect
ed Cyril H. Burdett and scnry D
Ackon vice-president, Frank l.; COOKE
was made secretary and Hubert r.
Breitwieser was chosen assistant treas
ureT.
The New York Stock Exchange has
admitted to the list s506,000 additional
common stock of the Chicago, Milwau-
kee & st. Paul Railway Company, with
authority to add S50,4O0 of the same
stock.
Stockholders OF the United States
Rubber Company. at their annual meet
ing yesterday, elected Middleton S.
Burrill and Samuel n. Nicholson to
the board Of directors, succeeding D.
Lorne McGibbon, president of the Ca
madam Consolidated Rubber Company.
and Frank S. Hastings, resigned.
There was sl54,50U OF emergency
currency retired through the local Sub
Treasury yesterday, and to date $780,
322. .404 has been redeemed at this CEN
tire.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17

TNOWUI CNN IOIIUNAJION- "IuUSf II'.EI
has 4r.,rJ motion o. HrHaf of W. iNi.g 2" .iu.
r. 10 yaeafe th. ad.U lratJI of the Ttom. r Coz
C6-p,-.t0r. or 1890 EroaIvay or il the stc-Ia.
,,, tlst - stuart Dodge Dec Comqe ed TO or.o
90 tie corporation '0f thf purchase price of 'S
sfo.k ip t.r corporation. aad that bis notes fol a..
leg.i Ioals 10 the cc-p5rGuoa He vacated and dis
charged judge lough iH denying the motion. said
Tile reasons fCr concern helg bankrupt aEc ne
uue.t., important IN siui llstrstion. but the bank
rlrlc, allss 10 matter What The Cesso.s. on al
the evidence the rouotr Is grossly iasoytrt accord
lag 20 4Hy kHO"u dchUiio.. Tho reasons. of
cs .srs may give rise 90 acuo.s elsewhere tit the
adjudication Is light and lhs mo.i0a - denied"
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
Vessels, Steam and Sail, Arriv-
ing at and Departing from
Port of New York.
HIGH WATER

NnNIArJ RI ALMANAC.
Sunrise. GIo. sunset. tOo. moon SETS. SIS.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17

Gu.fznas lF-. Hsvr Te1 a. tr old. I'm
! ~ /. -
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.


Stockholm March Gushing Ncw Tork - K.rk.
val al ,og.ulagsu
|rnle Mach If-~a.sun4. Sew YotF ". sp-ria
L4.uoa. h4f,l Is-C4r15n. san Fra. SEQ ;of Nes
Nn-k
Ly.-JlII. N.rt Ii-Ni'rrisu lR-' garcstor
i.'1. BoYc Bro Nes York. Ter Ma hester
Va a..a. as. harr1 l'-Hosict Hal. New Yc.k VI.
Coon. N0.-udn. etc
P.fasls March s--Tnesaslonin tGreeIj. N7a York
va Palermo.
Horeas. March s-skinfaIe Dsnl. New Yori Vi.
lp,KICh
Nsp.ss March o-Enrichetts Utl). Sew York ".
Fsy-.
Fc.leiuI March i2-Cariqu. tFtl. S1Y,-k
l siaua. March ll-soera2sus tDutchl. Nv Yor.
va P1-t Ns.zl
Dubn- Dutch. Bat.mo-e. gauu!a tN1rl -.
valrth va NoroA. TsI-. tDutca). N,,s Yors
v. FA'm.u;n. Nra'a .Nofl. SeN lork "a Pa
mouth N.rheTen .Dutchl. Sea YorA. " eldrerh,
tD4fclI. N-w A0..
ht,ss.I nsrh l-Fr7saer lN3rl. r7, York
f.r T.. l.IU-.g
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17
BUSINESS REVERSES
RANKRrPTCY pErITIONs.

JOHN j. BAFFEkTH-Feuuon lleo agal't
JoID j. Rafferty,. Individually. and as surviving
s-tney Of RsTeyfy Eros. general contracting. cy-
cayat.rg and plumbing o! - Nc,i 40.H n, 1s
John {. Foster 81, 'ohn n@ e>o 90 a@d s,'i.
81 90. Peter Rafferty,. he other p4rAe'' d'e'
LrsE rRoTHER-reuaon. alea saggac.... ,....l- Lc..
Brothers. dealers 200 dly i'as. a., y a...,..
,;- 'g fe' ,,-laba9 solomon S.94 They raaio
an s..ipm,n. an Monday. Liabilities axe $1,000
WE'LL 4 HoRowITZ- l.ed against
Js..1 We'll aud Man HofoNtz comprising Ue
Grm Of Veil HorQ~itz mangiScnrett3 t,oo,s @ $50
sa5 s5 Fn6ro iu)r: iery CO. 500 David Hartman so.
samuel Neugelsusr. SIS and David Harris 80
'FiJtS GREENBERG dealer IN cotton goods
remnants and trimmings. al io2 Hester g.. Las
sI FiId syainst him by r Marrus sons t325
Ta1 = Boch. S9O5 and Esther CodherG 500.
LsoNil. Ffi ti-SSpt iu a;i sesa Aral.9
and Amy Nr.llcr. doing business a, a Nes'lel,
aI".ei .o ", ray' store al as Ia, IAN Ct, ~
T,,,.'s t,-,ef 60 $500. Simon Nengc, son. S'f'
sul Ne1 "e'.r S4o2 Judge H@4sn apron G' fi ,i
oa-y oa business ~ twenty days. Liabilities
KATE T. ZACHE jaHitor, Of iiS1 UHie2 O. Az AZ.
dD' lad a,.es s' lido juarsea o'ancd BY her
ret IA os deficiency judgment for fll.l lis Oh
taiaed against lr, on Deccm.sf l'i4. '" 'S'o'
'CFoRGE V vOLCKHAUsLN. a cefk,, living al
Brol1yi Ie formerly boz business hs {. ! NWcn
wv sisd petition Win Uati.itics. Sl6.2e5. and
rnmirsl assets 81 81 consisting of accounts SsN-l
I'D i've shares n s,o,E Fl. me roto M.ogs CON,
f,., NJ Pom $500 ~. value This IS his second
lime ip laukriTtry. o. t.lag p,uuun nA fe.flap
= ioi which va, .1,.i ND without = discharge
a- 49, i2oh street formerly oi F.shii heI
petition. 'n u@tiihcs 8 lto a. 81 90 a., ,a{S Is
ty the state Fvr'se 'ommis,,' for 500 To- 'o-A
uc. - thc ~ 'e p" ,I i-.t s,-o. fo-,neri,
New-York tribune., 1915-03-17

JOHN q MITCHELL COMPANY. q Nev Yor..
Ir.. publisher of al West Tuclty Rtn Street. hs.
.ss schedules showing liabilities. $4,000. uOmllA.
sss.Is SlQOas AID actual assets. g. sos
on street has d ed schedules. showing liabilities
s. ~ nominsl sSsets Ssls md setuAl sssots S5IA
" g. DEAN CORPORATION. dealer 81 spices I'd
los Front Street. hss Ned schedules showing d.
abilities 81 80. nominal assets. 1851 ald actual
assets fll3y.