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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
Atchison's Convertibles.

Through the conversion OF bonds
into stock over period OF ten years
A;ehison's outstanding common shares
have been increased from 100000 10
little over 100000. That -, $685.
100000 worth o. obligations on which
The company was bound 10 pay a fixed
annual return 20 the holders have been
converted into certificates of partner
ttip IN the CORPORATION on which a re-
turn need be paid only when the di-
rectors think u can be afforded. Atch-
ison has beer more notable for its re-
course 20 convert bic bonds for fnanc-
lng than any other railroad. and a few
wears ago, when speculation IN stocks
ran nigh tbs was "A cause Of much
gTumb.'rg on the part OF traders, who
@ougn; the continuous increasing Of
NE supply o. the common stock more
nan OFFSET the advantages TO be gained
nv what was ia effect a financing Of
me roads needs through the sale OF
sioes. Years. however. have seemed
10 indicate the Atchison's policy. as
'hey have demonstrated the efficiency
N The conpsny's operating manage
rts,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05

.r,. som. q freight cars On tracks IN morn norm,
- IN tie afternoon DRESSED. fts,h , 80
az fo,ls haze cleaned ~ closely and tevins
sn,te stronger. with o-caHonat sac ,,, ,1d
f,rys A. IL. TURKEYS fresh ieed. he Tf,rS stu
,lm. mi,ed. 10. l6al.c toms ~ i5c, Ch !,
I-%S fT-h broiiers. PIMA. J. sn5 y !. q. ~
s.'.b rair t5aIic. Va milk ted, ID 20 ia
80 c-iar southern milk FED. 10 70 paI', ...
1nIyI.S T. 70 i,,. d-y packed, Western ho'es, ~
i, All o,.r 20 d1h dry picked ~, '.I "
a., Jol I.,0lsr. FOWLS. hbl ted. N',,e" az
r,.trI = u aaL over. lS'g.. e. 10 ana n.u7' ,,fr
N southern Indiana and 1T. ) 10. ~ ~.
'. AMI southwestern. acreage besl d.
,.r isaIii.c. other poultry. on 'I ~.
fIilSl... J. ! srI rcnl4 du' Sllns' 3D. g. =.
-',.-E. mine .rlite. 10 Do o. doi COZ
- d,i S oasis. TURKEYS. tfoS-h w. -,
.ro anal boxes. dry picked. seected yD-.k r,,',y
len. .5.. IONS. e0a2lc. young hens ahd 5g i5s
i45iot acreage oes.. l-c. turkey. No T. ~ 49,.
IL t.n. .6c' Oh toms. 10 troileFs. " 10 ~
,,i,p lei fancy Is ~ ID % dog. y s-s9.ii, x
rs - 20 tcI sofi meatei. MILK FED 81 5, 20 ~
m ana over corn lei. 81 50 y TO d0f ivysS.,.fT
i',e,' 90 n and over 20 doz az peg s9',oi =.
II.,i, tI ONO and Snch fancy. Eae. 9,Ass'
Wesirrr fancy. l5ci 6l.h~L. Olno 80 90
fancy. l26lS-: other Western fancy. 44I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
Commercial Leases.

IT, John p Peel Company has rented %
werh,l,r & T>hr for term o. year. io'; - IVES,
s'h -.
Douslo Robinson. Charles : Brown Company
has easef ~ term u yeas 'te uifi floor At o
Tss, 4.,h s. 20 Rarry O. JeakcL tailor. 'of many
years Iora'cI a. so -'n
Peass & Tllmsa .sascI ne store A. o7 Broad
vsy. IN the Lang Jon Bui.lrs corner % Duane 81.
Ames & Co wero associated as Brokers.
VI 4 l. Hess leased the fourth io', a, 100 aoi
~ Wes, 18Th s. 10 sls,rm.r. Diamond a ha;t.
ne eighth lot a. IS g. q West len o. o. NE
BE GUM Embroidery Company. AID the fourth .f.
a. -0l ard 200 last i5th -. - bie.etD bfo-HeIs.
Inc
Du-oss Company leased % I baum FIXTURE
Company ihe thirt .of' a. - West ith g. for
term o, years. and part Of ofi a. 'e' Gfeen"ich 81
20 b Reilly.
Clsries r Noy.s Company and Douglas Ros'rson.
Charles : Brow Company have leased 'ne store
an Hasewsff --s Broadway ~ 't-n ny
ycas Q. Bernard Marftlie0 'nr r't'tIt'i l.f
poses 1I. N0jes company r-'.'F wN' VIZ
Ns-.alie. ..e store and -asr mert a. ll'- ".''4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05

rnusu,sh. Jun, 4-CArl Ii. :. :, s,Pf3
III 81, eA s1 SUM- ,, =: prins +,,f.s N:;s
$50 Gull "a s.T Iyy . e :. 90 ~ 10 '@a oGs
i5s,,. ,sipfs 20 double dsco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
A Theory for Traders.

In the ldes that tho future Of Sc
egEty prices IS likely 70 be deter
Nned ~ the effects Of European cur
-s1cy depreciation and domestic in
hstion. Halliburton Fales, jr.. OF Harris
home & Picabia. has put out an inter
esting circular detailing his views and
citing history 10 support the theory.
1T is time" he concludes. when one
simply cannot afford 70 be without
some stocks. prepared with cash and
courage 10 get more should they 20
lower for ell the time since prices
returned 20 near their levels of Feb
rusry The accumulated force Of a de-
precis,ed currency has been steadily
growing and the longer prices are held
IN check nv fear the greater will be
The upward movement when II comes,
as 4. surely will"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
s4tsP AND LAMBS.

Rscr,p.s se5o h~.d - cars o. sac ,-o1Ar',T
Seaii ~ a.. '' ~. So st s. -oat';5 per 700
10 T.. s : pome reias,r' s. s.o' ~. .,
earrings amot .on.ns, f,7,.!, . nl'',' la -
''l.t..... 'fr-,s-l to,a5lse lAm,s a. "s' yer
,4i . . ,as Z, r.nhs = u
usi.s, 81 yeI ico Il, u! q s, ga 'r -, -.
yesf'ii. q d. $ .s;j Il euis g Is23
t = - ,a ~ y. @ d. y, .ns, .: p 81:
$50 az 81, 81 81. 81? 22s o. ga :'s Isi f.
H. tl;j. loo sheep ~. ''.'O' " a. - 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
"CONTRACT BRIDE" ALONE
Court Gives Companion Five
Years for Mail Frauds.

Despite his plea OF contract mar
rage" TO the young woman who accom-
panied him 20 the Federal Court George
c. Rogers was sentenced yesterday to
five years in the Atlanta Penitentlafy
and a fine Of $1,000. The prisoner, who
is known as "Silverware Rogers be-
cause Of his schemes to sell cheap
jewelry, was charged with using tn, the
mails to defraud. He pleaded guilty.
The couple entered into an agree
ment In 1912 to live "a man ana WE
and Judge Pollock said he thought the
offence 10 the woman greater tnan tne
crime Of which Rogers was convicted
Her only salvation is to leave the Guy,
forget everything and begin lie anew
said the court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
Building 100 Per Cent Rented.

F1- the a-,f zine Oh twenty one years ne Produce
E1craugc Building o.e o. me .lrgcst downtown.
oocuqyilg a. entire block opposite the rev custom
House Is 100 per cent rented.
TIE teusu- 90 complete tie f.li1s OF ine space -
ths Montreal Hay Company. Limited. o. Montreal,
which IS opening 10 nrst oclce IN ths city having
leaet quarters on the E. floor OF What Is .al1 y
be the largest exchange building IA tn. world Tho
Montres. concern found & Necessary 20 tni 9uar;ei.
here oTtug iS Isrgs increase IA TIE shipment ~
/ hsy ABROAD since lie var began. The lease was
nesotiated by Douglas Robinson. Charles ). bFoTn
Company agents for tho building for the last ell. d,
o. uiue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
HAY ANO STRAW.

n. marie, continues h1n. with all .hsi. vel =
cleared o. gssoa hay eTe o. a. ,e ' prrpsi hay
shipping roads. st.os9 from o,aef $500 6s, Sr3sf
IS hcsy-r a3ge ven ~. i' os S y' e a forrsl
Prices are rrmy maintained al 't''erIs' 81. -o,
iiAi-Lars' t4.e1 i', H2m'5pS, qfn 'j 30 .nig
S S - - So n 49, 70 u IN clover over hired ~
1850. >f'AN iSe. NO 10 80 '9'N@-
50t ro ,7 r,rnrs An VEGETABLES po,atoet
c, TolAIPES .i ~ ~ e 'i higher onion, frme
f'r fsnc, por neg. tel A,,4I4sI,. s"s;'.i
,orn ro,- ,r.. i'ei5 ,.. il, No t5I. $i5os
sts.s5 5 Va Go st '', e. %S T. tt s25@si
and ga. 10 j. Dbl siN$' ID. he"' ~ Z, "a
81 s,yr y 'T T6r1Tofs Jr-,e,. 6a.Eci $500
.. oNlpNH yr..n. - -. - ~ white. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
APPRAlSALS OF ESTATES.

II 1914 r,t. 81 800 T. Mrs Mi.dred Drou,,
giios s. $50. 10 Mr. Elizabeth G. .I'se.'
mother s q-S % James g pr0uet brother y -
Ass4t.- psresits 81 $50 which include So due a.
sa.ary FOR ne week from o.. BioEsph Company
W.SUFIW CONS Isrpt "a 1919 net. t1' sts.
II Mrs sophia Coin. widow Asses-An .seuiY
4 sal IN a. Wet s0'h st appraised al ~ oo';
- ,qgiit. yia-s7 % 13fe Eighth AZ. appf aised
a, s. ot5 IN equity So 80 m s.s Amsteriaa
AZ appraised A. g. o0o sni on Third Az A.
rr.lssi A. 9 900. pho realty Wa subject 20 de-
t,i-,.Yl. ., s. I.f f-r d.we. deposits s'o-i
JOINS kNoX - roo-si' SPRING col lisn
Nor. -..,. 4. sglify iu - Ea.' --th - s. l'l
ref .faf deurfI.r. for Sss You dents sui -
rsu.es = st-ir.trafor. $3.50 To NJ Florence
Niles kroI. widow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
goTHoUss PRODUCTS.

,..c,>,RrRs No dor sos1Sc. 80 be-
,,1.6S 90 CAIIIFLOWERs dor. 81 odS2 30
/, ,ITittf dol. -fG5jc. NJ sHRooNs. white q, y
bssss, tI6s9 tcoan. 7tce'io buttons 'V'9''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
Sales in Auction Rooms.
A. IA Vesey st.;

~ - tsey So
~ Joseph Dsy
l3rH ST lu S. poo p Aw-Is =
i0tr. 80. trr~' ana stores. F-rF J. .l
Graur. tri..rH etc. sN G.sarni FtfiH 81 2,
H'-. " Har.BrI. a"y. h-ly >H trf'. o.
dls 8 g. 9 taxes. co.. {-i-t. 20 .he pam
75TH ST. ~ " e. or sfh ~ Do fv'' .
s'y teumt. EWiabie Life Assursn-' 50 ~ y
the az Elk fsfrei ~ 81 AetsrIrf s
Green. a'ys Chas >herrii. re- dur 5 - ~
iAN.s. e.. SOS s. % ~ plairu~. f3r 500.
by Brysn l. Kcnue.y
i7isr ST, s63 ~. s. 100 s,h Az. - srif0 u
~ Pnmi. Jas b Ro1,eTslt. =. Az Daisy IS
NcC,osksy ?, a. Car 4 Carroll s"ys. EiE :
Cinch. ref due S2s..&2 o. tsIes etc. 81
IL %. n he piAin'ir. FOR sac 000
By " Morgen'hiu. Jr. co.
2sTH ST, 81 =. - 200 n AZ. 2Ts's ~
tsrmi. T.Ls Guarantee & Trust co e. al. trus'se
a. Mary sampson - a. Harold S1ain a'y
Chss l. Holman. re- lus s. boo" -. arcs e.'
ti5i q % ne plaintiff. '0r 5000
A. the Bronx Exchange:
b. Henry Brs1y
1850 ST. s. Z, rs 30 IS Grani Az 20rioo 81
dR.s TIE Guarantee & Trls, Co. trustee. ~
Jsnp0.e Fes1er Holding CO Ct a. hH..
SsE.n. ATTY. Ju0 I joyce. rel. due. SLS31 81
taxes. etc. ;i3). 10 the v.aintir. for 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED ~
tie Board 81 water supply. at Us onlces'
t1enty.second floor. Municipal Building
Park ROW, Centre and chambers sifee's'
New York city. until II A. NJ. on TUESDAY,
June a. 1915 for Contract les. FOR the
CONSTRUCTION OF a coagulating plant IN ,hs
Town OF At Pleasant. Westches'er
County. New York The structure VIII %
OF steel about ?s feet wide BY 81 feet long
in.ide OF which will be steel ounheI 40.
s,Sr1nR about 500 tons OF sulphAte or
siurniTa and conyeyor for raising the
material TO this bunker. - ...
Al the above place and time the ola,
vii h. publicly opened and read Fampnlets
Containing Information FOR bidders ana
Contract drawings can be obtained az me
sbove address. at the once Of the seGre-
tary by deposltlng the sum OF ten doIlaL
Sio, IN cash or its equivalent for esch
pamphlet. For further particulars Apply
n tLs once OF tho Principal ASSISTANT
engineer at the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS. President;
CHARLES -. CHADWICK.
JOHN r CALVIN.
Commissioners OF tho Board Of water
W BRTCE COBB. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
Letters of Administration.

JAMES n Ely May 23l: real estate. sss.'oo
personal sls3 SGT. Letters to DAVID Jay Ely. son.
Berlsfnir G. Cow sug
SIGNu-sD HOIZEg MAY 81. personal. s. 900:
rea csta,e. 500 Le,.es to AaEn,s foizef. wife
BeIisuln s Cars ats.
ELLEN LORD Ma 2. Persona. 'ooo.
,s.I esf.,. $40 olA Letter, % Julia Lord. sister
AID only heir Reuben Leslie Maynard. atty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
Long Island City Sales.

The Cross q Brown Company sold the block o.
waterfront property IN Ions Island CITY az the foot
a. Pierce av.. extending back % Vernon az, im-
proved about seven years ago b. havi'ch Bro'heF5
win two large buildings The purchaser SeNal.
q Lemse. Tor number o. years In NH 81, near
the ed 81. ferry. Astoria. viii use the plant i'f
ornamental lion manufacturing
John l. Hammond sold 70 Jere. +. Ryan. .
builder the corner 4 by az. aud Bridge Plaza.
Long Island CITY /: has a frontage u - feet Oh
tho plaza AID faces the EJ aI. extension o. tho
StelIWay tunnel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
sURROGATES' NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF HON.
cradle John =. Cohslsn. a Surroxats Of
the County % Sew York. notice Is hereby
given 10 al persons having claims against
Countess Mary Esther Won Waldersee' lats
q, Hanover. Germany. deceased. to present
the same with vouchers thereof TO the sub
scriber al his place OF transactins buslnss,
No IS wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan
In The City OF New York. on or before IN.
llth day OF August next.
Dated New York. the 2sth day Of January.
1915 EDWARD ". SHELDON
Ancillary Executor
STEWART A sHEARER. Attorney for An
cillary Executor, As Wall Street. Borough
OF Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
HOGS

R.,-,p<s 1850 had ! az o. ,hs M' .t's
e,t'e- ~ s. hcsss 20 PER 10 b roashs y BOG
s. =; A ,... hor, is Ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
Deposit Period Extended.

me Joint reorganization committee
" me Wabash Railroad. az a meeting
Yesterday, extended until Jaly the
perod In which deposits o. the com
phys first refunding extension bonds
tho preferred and common stocks will
oe received under the readjustment
pan which has already been declared
operative. The committee stated that
~ per cent Of the bonds have already
been turned in without taking account
81 TIE deposits in Europe. No state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
Hotel Metropole Subleased.

Tbs Metropo.s Hotel property which cams
into unsougat prominence few years ago through
rs unfortunate connection with the Rrs-niAa mHf-
DEF has been leased 20 large chicago concern.
Richard Olcr0u. attorney Ter the present iessees
@, The property. which Is owned by Frederic K
H0ruby said yesterday that the lease vas for zen
years. The building Is six stories al ~ 10 l3l
Xcsf s3d -. q pot 6lNlno.i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
WEsTCHEsTER COUNT
WHITE PLAINS lf
LONG ISLAND.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY

Are YOU infere-'si On ~stsr'ront bungaow' ~
a. write caI u- telephone Lrl.e cash needed, 70
broker. Al FFIRTH. eil We, 3t'h st. =. Y. G.
Tel. 1910 GreeIct.
Euv diro.' from Builder save agents eommission,
Des.-.suI Go.orIa house. Eimlurst. rcons: ell
ir,..rotsrler.> schneider S.Eierioh. % Alburtis
Az. Corona. 7.
FOR Low COST hlsh-srafs bungalow,
visit Bughtvaters Booklet - on request
r Il ACKERSON co. B Wcst 3tth ST.. NY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
BARLEY-Musst easy. mailing. 75@soc. C
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
ssABoARo cLeARAnces
FLOUR AND MEAL

Flour ". quiet. with buffers stl,l holding out To-
lower fgurcs. although quotations were about W
changed spring patents. $4,000 : 30. .pri1s
clears. S6soaS7l0. Wi.ter patents. S. Sja 'l'.
winter straiglts Sc Goa S. =. extra No winters.
S5.-aff. crtia 40 q winters s. 5o0<' -. Kansas
stras.'s. s. eoGt7lQ. fanC2, lri.s patents. ,o.h.s
lots & 2TaS>t5 RYE FLOI steady. fair 90
good 5000 go 40. choice 70 fsnc,. 5 q 8 ~
CoRNNlEAL steady KIN dried $40 Rag MEAL
steaiy. fine white and ,eiloE. Sii0a5l %, coarse.
SltoSl TEFD-Nesiern quiet bran. l01.n
sacks "a standard middiHgs do. SO 50. -four
midi.ings 40. t3Z. rel DOG houft 10 10 ss"ts.
81 50 city steady. bran. bulk. t23, 100 h SACKS.
S2at0: heavy middugs do. 81 -four milfing DO.
S'i so red dog hour. 40 10 saoks. So. oilmesl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
Reftatts APeOIsIgQ-sVpaTsE COURT
KINGS COUNTY.

RECEIVER aPPoiHrso-sUPREM COURT.
BY BRADY. J.
rrsrresco Airoo Michele CiAv.lla-H Sicg-l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
West Side Garage Rented.

roh, Gold.ns n. rented 'of Caroline orsn,
~. x,r.ss a. as and III West tsn o. i5f 20
,srrn az yesr. % Morris Bonse.e. vha " oet-l'
Z, a., ,tfer.'r. alterations are MADE MS coz.
rre'es ~. renting ~ TIE sn'ire pr'p-r{ the
ssterttns o. Br0afFay hi'i fecehty uesn ~ - -
f.aLr l.rArf-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05

ment As to the amount Of stock de-
positod was made.
According 20 the terms Of the reor-
ganization plan, the bondholders must
nav whatever assessment is rot met
iv the stockholders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05

Il. h..l,,nc, ,re.nd.rcd y y, for,lln oonDllc,

TTe hesifE0cy tneeNl'IoI y VI IJrvt4 -
.iofs tends 90 Arrest progress warranted Y tte
,,- .',.tnc- "a proved 40 sddct d'aWtArk IN many
,......~ he ',rfari movement has iol been who,p
..f AID .O. HIcrer is strc' gtiefei ~ tho
tr d. I.f.. B. fIe Sts.l Corporation sui'
H,r report. stI received ron "'e ,,4.s,g'
s.u.., f tie primary tvgoois markets..
- ,'.r, IS Iute inrel'l1e % undertake ior""l
,o,,,foe,.-s Set Distribution q merch.nihe on oll
o,I,r. continues sery fl4. ,.,
I,cretr'sl failures tbs week IN ihe lrited
So ,re as sgsinst SIS lGst week. go re pre-
go. ..es AID 8is tho corresponding week last
Co.'S az thess i2s were IN th- Last. ~ South. -
IL, - ~ IN 80 PArifc states and lot rporc4
'',tt~t.. 81 g. 600 or norc. gainst lsi last Ncef
',.t9. - commercial failures reported for May
la Css2l2 compared WIKI 'eSiI.ies 'of ihe
80. pefi0d last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
TRADE PROGRESS
CONTINUES
Not Wholly Checked by German
Difficulty-Warm Weather
Aids Western Business.

In spite Of hesitation from the in
ternational outlook. progress In trade
is said by the commercial agencies to
be not wholly checked. business gen
orally Is reported better than last year.
with warmer weather revivinR retail
trade in the West. Commercial fail
ures were fewer than IN the week be-
fore, though more than In the CORE
spending week Of last year.
"Rradstreet's has the following:
rsM distribution. ,Aecied n the East By IN
es...sne weather De. been revived ~ tis West ty
,ur.l i.r I'D warmth Speeding W IS the rule D..
i,....ri.. Sizes AID war Nfier, tai the capsclD or
MAJ, t.an', srioad activity 10 Other lines. i1ahc
f,r Competitive sI.Ims for sf.led labor hence uh-
employment is steadily decreasing
fi.f,e., or future delivery Is growing stadly
,hs.gh perhaps slowly. trt a. most places II Is
ahead ~ lA.i year whsn trends IN general were
g.v,wart elections 81 The major PAR OF Ve
couHr, are Itout fsif road sales especially y ~
interior arc Increasing. and mail order trade IL
iruch better than Jcar 'g'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
Loans on Properties

Wetmore & Atwood have placed Tor the Knapp
iarvis ReaIu CO. $50 900. covering NO houses 'e-
Gently completed. the west side OF A adenJ
st. J > re-, north - Broad"ay
Nyck Th0rne a second mortgage 81 $4,000 on
.5-7 IVES. 32d ST. sold recently through Peaso q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
Jamaica Lot Sale To day.

a. s-rorfaare urh tie announcement ma y
,Is I.rai.a UHirresf trustees co. NqullA'o. wv,
ever, i.t must be soi ~ ne he-i 90 w
trt.r without fsgsf. On faua'i0ns tt'A Hitiri H'I
t.- e.. last fIre- no four fears ne 4uril sh-
th. remaining eshtg-rine lots VII - leii 90
day o. Tie .Esl-Ats =. ?. n ~ "NAAn I. mas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05

Ludoviez daughter joseph Rosenzvsig. atty
MINNA LII VINO lMsy 49, more han 10000
fesi estate more than SO Npo personal. 70 sons
daughters sister and hrothsr-in-la~. Abraham l..
Gufman. att. - .
GEORGE sCHUCHMAN May 3el more than
81 011 real estate mere than $4,000 persona, 70
lohn 1 schnlhman. son samuel 9 Cohen. stQ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05

The approximate amount Of tie llss -
charr. 10 satisfy which the eeove &C.
scribed property Is 20 bs sold 10 us't.ss
With Interest thereon from May 10, iles
,,,.ther ,slth costs and allowance AMOUNT
tns 10 t4sOf3. with interest from May ~.
isiF together with tho expenses OF We
s,is The approximate amount or ths
-. assessments and water retea or
nthsr Hens when are 20 he allowed 20
the purchaser out OF the purchase money
or psid by the referee = tsSfis. with In.
,srs.t and penalties thereon.
pa,ed. New York MAY u, 1919
MAURICE 4 COHEN. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
CHICAGO GRAIN PRICES.
Iuestchester Leases

,.,.,.a. 4 Hobtis rented 20 ]. 4 samstu ne
NaI'1 a. N~ A r. Mead - TAfy'csn.
g.. ne tummef
,,i,. 'R.,s,e, Hie.en, lst - C'To'd a co..hr.n
80 ~ Tetsr,oa. Of Sew leiL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
SIIaAR Eu1uRES.

Tier. vas steady opening IN futures. ~i'h frt
prices ! pcin, higher 20 points lover cn frst sales
y so tons During Tie erly session p0 IS held s'esi'
h.it later IN tho day utt.e liquidation sent gnces
- few points Snd N. market CLOSET a. points
ne, lower with total sales $50 ions Range Of
prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nop York. June L lal5.

WHEAT-Conditions IN the wheat msrtet vers
again distinctly assins; values. but there vas =
,tndsocy 10 snticipats q rally on the belief that
technical coalitions had heen strengthened ~ tho
recent decline First prices we're about cent
lower owing 10 vtGkuess iH Europe hut reports Of
somewhat css favorable nature regarding conditions
ST. some ot tie Southwestern. statt5 we.l buy
iLg ly recent sellers. brought about upturu Of
Jtar4.ce %; arness Exporters ;0ok about 500 600
bushels Of Old vhest. but the demand for n~y crop
va. very slcN. II ives evident that the iraI' was
selling against either Hcfga. or Prospective pressure
from 'le farms. prompted by The si7Grcr' lack A.
Interest Oh tie buyins side. The Liverpool market
was weak owing 10 favorable reports from America
and oA larger shipments FROM ao;a Argentina all
j. iia The demand for ocean freisht room pr fIr
ward shipment very SLOW. and. taking the sifu-
tutty hesrish. Tho domestic cash demand Was fair
AID o~ers y old wheat were not arse IT. the local
cash market No rel winter wheat quoted a.
s. .31' and No hard a. $l.i T.. New NorF.
export billed. No Northern Duluth. s. az. and
$50 J northern Manitoba. 81 4oi7. Buffalo.
CORN steady ior good part - the day. with
comparatively small offerings and more or less COZ
The West il the local cash markc, 40 yellow
corn WAS quoted a. S2Sc. prompt shipment.
OATS-lle country was said - Do asking FOR bids
new crop oats for forward shipment aai after az
cafy advance on TIE recent export demand ~ OF
market cased Of sld 81 ne c.ose vas a a 20 r''
lower The lcral cash market quiet. standard
Quoted a. 56izc. 70 white. sc. 40 white. jfr.
So white 8 Nc fancy clipped white. 80. % -ei7r
srd ordinary CLIPPED white. 56i4 $50. al elevator.
EYE-MArket steady; No Western. Is. l 2
RARLEY-Mumt easy. mailing. 756soc. 1 Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
City Island House Sold.

J g. Bas.man and T. : Ritter sold for Ssmue
J Wood fifteen room house and plot lQOT2l,
With shore frontage on Elizabeth st. CiV ls.a2J
10 a client for occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

rtsrol 4 rooms lots of windows. screens
Tor doors and windows. small porch. yard
100 feet by 100 feet. lawn. garden. trees.
ertp. arhor flowers. % minutes BY Sub
va' from wal St 80 minutes from Coney
Island. 0re slr and View. rent for entire
summer $500 write 1873 Pacific street,
Brooklyn "
co.o,r, nom, Information tree 10 prs,p.eti, sgy.
ers IS, covers eeii CAL write. No SCENTS :.
Co,ir,rv Home Service 80 " 5ist st. Tel ss6i Mad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
FRESH FRUITS.

Apples hshg Peaches study s-:seSfres
NSr.bern Spy hi, itsI5. BNdxin, bel. SAGE:
Pen DADS. ;;s h q Chg 5eeH carrie
S.a{25o. Ga isi2 50. srkANBEkklES. q,
at. tssc, Del al Nd 68lsc. Jer'et. ss Sc
MUsKMELONS. Cal standard eIe1: - oV9Es
st "a, iz!soSSi, ORANGES. Tia. box, !ii5,s$ii
IoTiq Rice N2set-3o; ca ca 4, H !; 5a5.9
81 .5Ei4lS: Porto Rico box 81 50GSi: IINk-
APPLES. PORTO Rico, RED Spanish. Gratis. s'cs
a. 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
Long Branch Dwelling Sold.

Arnold B,rne & Baumann sold 10 the sand
rock Realty Company Hollywood az. West Ind
Long Branch 3 story sixteen room dwelling
With garage. on plot 1888. held al Slo'v0y.