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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-05-28

1t cost Boss" Barnes just four thousand dol
lars to let Roosevelt convince jury that all the
nasty things he had said about Barnes were true,
for the jury brought in verdict for the Colonel
and assessed the costs against Barnes. Our own
opinion Of this much-published libel suit has been
that it was shining example of 'the pot calling
the kettle black" We have an idea that that is
the general opinion, too.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-05-28

Somebody ought to send to would-be senator
Humphrey this remark from an Eastern news
paper: "When the Westinghouse company takes
on eight thousand men and reports from every
side of full forces working full time are received,
unemployment as a political issue is dead and
buried
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-05-28

After spending six months with
their daughter in st. Paul, Mr.. and
Mrs. Matt Eugley have returned to
their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Brislawn had
as their guests recently Fred 8. Wells
of Davenport and sister, Miss Wells,
Of Seattle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-07
WHEAT UNSETTLED;
PRICES DECLINE
Heavy Selling OF Shorts Results
in Drop Of One-Eight!l
to One Cert.

Chicago, May G.-Whcat averaged
lower to-day, owing chiefly to the con-
tinucd generally excellent outlook for
the domestic crop. The close was I'M
settled, Bc to 1c under last night. Corn
finished 9s@hc to Nose down, oats
off b6Ac to A@%c and provisions
ranging from zoe decline TO a rise of
1Oc.
Regardless Of the fact that wheat
values at the outset showed an APP
pearance OF strength, il was not long
before the bears were in a majority.
No reason for an advance was known
carly except that the Liverpool mar
ket had not developed the weakness OK
pccted here in view Of the reported
great crop promise in the United States.
The effect of the frmness Of British
quotations, however, was only tempo
rary, shorts and longs here pressing
the selling most Of the time until just
before the close.
Assertions that large export bust
ness at the seaboard had been done in
spring and Manitoba wheat led 70 a
sudden rally tu tie last fifteen minutes
Of the session.
Corn weakened with wheat and as a
result Of speculative selling due TO the
slowness of cash demand here. Ohio
and Indiana were said to be undcrsell-
ing Chicago.
Good rains and the absence of any
important shipping call made oats re-
cede with corn and wheat. Liberal
amounts were disposed OF TO go into
store here.
Provisions were unsettled by a de-
cline in the hog market. Lard was
freely sold by scattered longs, but
shorts and commission houses seized
the chance TO buy pork and ribs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-07
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

A membership on the New York
Coffee Exchange was sold yesterday
for $1,000. The last previous transac-
ton was made at $3.50.
Stockholders Of the Michigan Gen.
trail Railroad Company yesterday elect
ed Horace +. Andrews TO the board
of directors, succeeding James Still
man, resigned.
Members Of the New York Coffee
Exchange are forming a petition re-
questing the board Of managers 70
close the exchange on Saturday, May
20.
J. X. Rice G. Co. have prepared a
circular on Interborough Rapid Transit
Company for distribution to investors.
The resignation Of Max r. Mayer
has been accepted by the board Of
managers OF the New York Coffee Ex-
change as a member Of the board, and
lie has been succeeded by Manuel L.
Rionda. Milton L. Hillman and Addi-
son Leavcns have been appointed to
the futures quotation committee, to
take the places OF Max r. Mayer and
c. J. Walter. resigned.
Theodore c. Hovey, head of the loan
department Of the Liberty National
Bank, was yesterday elected assistant
cas- hier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-07
The Resilient United States.

With the stock market UP still about
20 points above she low of the year,
With a wide interest in bonds and
e!htr investment securities, wI-h an
ne foreign exchanges .u favor Of the
United States. and with the dawnlns
d new prosperity heralded from Tar
apart corners OF the United states
AID not seen, either, entirely through
she windows of ammunition factories,
y Is easy 70 forget the dramatic events
q eight and ten months ago. But
every once IN q while there comes
'ene little reminder Of them. SucCn
one was Che statement from Wash
Hgton yesterday that there hac been
retired am additional Sl170,GJO OF
ssaeigercy currency, leaving on.y -
Mo- standing. People had al
estst forgotten that there was such
@tg as emergency currency, ana 81.
% longer ago than October 81, 49, T.
hefe vas SIGs.55I ,OG5 Of it outstAn|-
hg i IS no wonder that there, are
1o| who are tempted 20 proc' am
.IVm time % time In no uncertain
"tes that this IS some country!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-07

Great No-thorn's gross earnings
,.,.sr,r. for April was dlsappoint-
Ito the Street. SO much has been
,.,r3 in recent weeks Of the improve
~, IN business f.. the Northwest that
Va, something of shock 20 md
ma, Cyes. Ealrer.a gross showed
decrease Of ..-l for the month. 'n
,ss ,onoar with the figures OF
wear ago. CT I-.- per cent. For the ten
ror.ks including April there was de-
crease Of S-4g3.-5S iE gross, or no
rs, cent. Up to the end Of March,
i,vsyer. drastic cutting down OF op-
trs,ipg expenses had kept the de-
tresses In gross earnings from touch--
M ne. On the contrary, instead OF
ne. declining it showed an increase for
me- nine months ended with March OF
over 100000. Considering tnat,
here IS more shan fair chance that
he road win complete its fiscal year
80 f.r a. ru. . concerned, somewhat
after off chan .. WAS last year But
he heavy reductions .1 operating eN-
5egses forcsha-ow some bag increases
n maintenance and other charges IN
he next dsca. year, or whenever the
tide turns for gross.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-07
CHAMBER FAV0RS
TRADE ARBITRATION
Recommends Commercial ADJ
juStment Clause for New
State Constitution.

The unanimous reelection Of Seth
Low az president, the entertaining Of
many delegates from Central and
South American countries 20 the PAN
american Financial Congress and the
recommendation for the Incorporation
OF plan for commercial arbitration IN
the new state constitution were the
features of the l47th annual meeting
of the Chamber Of Commerce yester-
day.
The following new members were
elected: Maurice Bouvir, Roy Iegsr-
gel, Frank &. Munson, Reginald W.
Pressprich, Malcolm d. Sloane and
Arthur VI. Smith.
Officers other than Mr. Low elected
or reelected were:
Serene s. Pratt. s--r-arg nee presidents. C.''o-
land o. nHiy. h,t} li-H t.st.e D.' 49,.
committee Eus.ru o. Ou.eraudgs. chairman
finance and currency committee. Frank A NtH.'r
Up. members finance 1nt gl1r'l'y s'. .i.' ,,.
eigI commerce and revenue Jaw CLrlulliec. W. g.
irg Rlug member ~ committee. William J.. rex
chairman in,arra. trade and improvement, com
mttcc. samuel " Falr.hild members ~ commit
tee. william r. Wilcox and Frank $ WING, ,rc
Chairman huDor ard shipping c1mm.tte, Ini-ip
A ) Franklin. member, ~ committee. Lloyd y.
sAnders0p and Albert strauss.
Chairman insurance committee. Darwin T hlnZi.
ley. members 0t couuuA'. li-rd01 tnubb and
John b Lulgsr thsTman state and municipal
tastfl5u committee isaac S,Ngnau. members
~ committee. j. Edgar I"ayrraf aa! James j.
p.st Chairman arbitration committee. tharlcs l.
y rhe.rcr. mem. rs ~ crmttre. Frank 4 Ter.
Chamber % Commerce. real estate. Jacob 81.
~.ur 4 Baton Hepburn. and George } Bake.
Commissioner 'or licensing sailors h".ea ~ b,a'4-
me chamber a. Commerce admitted 10 rrs.den,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-07

FrDrRAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE.-For
paper maturing W 20 ninety days. per cent
CALL MONEY opened At per cent. highest. 2h
pCr cent. lowest. per cent, co'NE' Ter cent
renewal. pe- cent
TIME MONEY was easier Rates. ~ eek per
cent f1- sixty days. "a. per cent Tor ninety days s
per cert fHr f.u. W..'1s ana go = p.f cent 10Y
five months. aud 81 pvr cent Tor siI months,
MERCANTILE TArEE was scarce Ra.irg rairs.
ga ~ Ut- csrt 'a- best names. BANK AccelfaAoes'
81, H-.- p.r .s''.
CLEARING HnJs TRANsACo TOYS " "
rrarg. N'lif 800. fs.a.,s. ~. ~. 81, w, ne
SIZE. TREASURY Sow York banks gained from
'lo >af. 4lu...y $4,000. and lost slaee frdsy
100000. -.
tfprE,r. prsFRVE DISCOUNT RATES ELSE
WHERE -Bosidn for sixty DAYS. per cent; tof
ny ~ e, NJ Cleveland ad a. ~ cent: Rehmoad
W 70 ninety DAYS 81, 6eI - ger cent s., LOUIS.
e,d a.. DR. cent: Minneapolis. Tor ulfy Gays, =
I.r colt. for thirty 90 sixty days. - PER se.t
~ ll-,S p.'s and a.. ~ cent San Francis
90. 4 aud "a Ter cent
Do,usTIr EXCHANGE--Bos'on par; Chicago.
par. So. .oIis pr lii' iD' mn ll' Mime.
ag5.s 20 premium.
RANK CLEARING. Bo.io11. sUhsnEes i.sl4t.. .
mi isaa,s ll9t'i' Baltimore t Iehsnss
a. 5issfo ts'anrrs faIi-.0t3 Philadelphia. ~
f.s.ea. 50 20. $50. balances s-5,1 ~ -. Lo1b'
s4-lsrre, 4aO,5. 5Q2. balances ai,ls-syi
suyrR MARKET Bar silver la LoEdrn vas
Oh "a. III u1rbarr,f. NcW NofE quotation wEs ;oc
tt'1-'I N,,Isau silver dollar. ssa 1f-c.
ynpricV TNCHANGE.--sterlifE e1rhlnss va.
much rtToarcr tou,ii1f h ~ pm g' t.'s -, 1
-, 80. -- 80. 10 cover foreign sa.es o. American
100. LuNpON-tahg. 4'gss demand.
tttz. laH go s.L Grc-cs-Cablc 5lT.
49, sa,' sIty and ninety dag bills London
t5aaAsI,' j-shu dGys. AIss' nMsS dI'. tIsn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-07
COTTON RALLIES
AFTER EARLY DROP
Closes Barely Steady Under Re-
alizing, with Price Gain;
of 10 to Is Points.

An earIy decline attracted very ae-
tive demand in the cotton market yes
tordav. and there was rally OF about
$3.50 a bale in prices. This advance
was not fully maintained, and the close
was barely steady under realizing put
last prices still showed net gains OF
from 10 70 IS points, as compared with
the final prices Of Wednesday.
Weakness in Liverpool promoted
renewal Of Wednesdays selling move
mont here at the opening and hrst
nrices were 10 20 Is points lower on
old crop and TO s points lower on
the new crop months. July contracts
sold at e.5Oc and October at s.S9e. or
about lO3 to 1l3 points under the re-
cent high records. The opening DE-
cline here did not fully meet the break
in the English market with the result
that there was heavy Liverpool strad-
die selling. while there was also seat
tcring liquidation and further pressure
from local sources.
These offerings, however, were very
roll absorbed around the initial fig
,,ros md he market soon rallied. Cow
er.,1 doubtless constituted a good part
~ he demand. but there was also fresh
buv,ro for long account, and II was re-
rorte5 that there was considerable sup
mort from spinners and some o. the
larger trade Interests. The appearance
OF p demand OF this character com
bined with an unfavorable western oe!s
forecast and rather less uneasiness over
the Far Eastern situation encouraged
more aggressive support from local.
bulls, and sent the active months soouS
10 20 IS points net higher
Slight reaction followed reports that
China had received the Japanese ult,
rnatum. but we're succeeded by renewed
strength on reports OF heavy rains In
Texas and Oklahoma, with July con-
tracts selling az 9.S5c and October az
lO2Oc in the late trading, or about ~
TO p points net higher. Reactions OF
S to 8 points during the last few min
utes reflected realizing and sore spos
house selling of July contracts.
Private cables attributed the con-
tinued weakness Of Liverpool TO further
liquidation and short selling inspired
/ by uneasiness over Far Eastern condi-
+ lions and the sale in Liverpool Of cot
ton intended for the Continent, which
had been taken over by the British
government People in the local trade
estimate that the amount of cotton thus
placed on the Liverpool market will
probably aggregate 100000 bales, and
hedge selling against the purchases OF
this cotton is supposed to have been
one of the causes of recent weakness.
Southern spot markets as officially
reported we're unchanged to IS points
lower, with a generally small volume OF
business. Exports so far this month
have been running heavy, 33,7s7 bales
being reported yesterday, which made
7,376,2S3 so far this season, against
S.3l0.425 for the same time last year,
but local spot people say that this
movement represents old business, and
that there is very little fresh demand
from foreign buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-07
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

1900 Yves, Pa Rvs ss goa, s,'. ,,a s'1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-07
BANK REPORTS.
(sA.I
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE NATIONAL PARK BANK

at New York, IN The State OF NV tuIH' %
The close OF business. MAY LIST. 1915:
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ~
notes held IN banlDSlO3. i35S3
Due from customers
On account OF ac-
CvuiJrce7 ........... -9s.l'b " -. 81. -,
Total loans 49, sl'S' 'Vi. - ~
Oyer.rsf.e secured and unsecured. As-9 -
T. e. bones deposited 20 secure -. ~,
plr.U'afIo. ,ulr NalucD ....... ooe,'W ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-07

s.,.o the beginning Of the war there
- 80 hardly one Of the European
:. that has not tried TO borrow
-.,s- in this country France GREAT
5..sip Russia, Germany, Switzze,rI-a;ndi
pa Norway have either established
- here 20 pay for their war ma
- ~ or protect their exchanges. or
~. ~ sold bonds through New lorh
-',Ssrs Now Austria ls Do The lela.
me ,. IS little belief chat she will be
w ~ - ra.-s funds le-c, though TOY a
.- 80 .r.. She would pay better
~, & rer cen. as 80, nothing a.H-
-'- has been said about the amount
. he loan she would ike 90 get tt,i,
ts understanding is that she "ol.1
.,ks all tha, was offered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-07
GENERAL MAREET REPORT.


WTEAT-Te market was again under the ir-
nuence Of the favorable pro.pe,H 'or tae be" s'.p,
prices declined Sharply u oa, time showing losses
Of IS 10 2'sc from the oI.g.lS afgsHr. L".si
sold heavily AID there was active h]i.itl'un I.i d
tine. which uncJ'eId si,p loss oi'-.' u. ..'.
siderable volume. Toward the close the mark'.
rallied on czpol, sales and haa pr'.'i wee .. TO
&c net lower. TIE weather map showed E'2l rams
over the Neltr.a hat with ..4.. t.I'., u';t .'
rain area would CtHi through 'A" u.'' Na...".
There we've taS complaints ~ insects .t I'se.5 q.
u northwestern kansas rut ,ha .-y.rl'. al"-'
o' o.. day iar clr...t.-I tte ..ss ia.....a .'
Vii. i.,Ii.... a l.rz. ,I..L Tie decline facilitated
export business and tine sales for t' iaJ "..H
estimated as hieH as d million bushels. consisting
principally %; Old crop wheat BON l~...,1a a.A
lion Was perhaps a little less uIllhh tHau PIE
Jiously reported Great Britain & believed u
have supplied It's requirements Tor the .1'".e O.,
disposed 10 consider the supply ard demand s'tua.
ton IN = more optimistic ulalAtf he,..P.' a.
more han a million bushels and The c.o'ragass
from the sesboari were relatively smaller 'aa' .",.
estimated At 100000 bushels compared wan
100000 last week AID laliioa JAS. '... D.
gril.eI Az 81 era a.I No hart HIr-- a. 3. ''.-.
= tack. so } Northern uuu'u '..if H.'
No. Northern Manitoba It.. t.'.'
gORE-T.r market fen 'l' iH'uI .' OBJ. ' .l.'
lu wheat and price wa.s easier closing d. - I'D
fsc net lower. TIE movement o., pima, I.'.1
,cah1sfd was tight sales am1n 1901. % Only about
three loads H. the local cash market 40. ''.I'"
corn was quoted a. SIC. prompt shipment Oats
The market was only moderately active ana rilce5
were easier In sympathy With wheat and corn and
ON favorable reports regarding the progress OF tIe
new crop Exporters were moderate tuyef' a-l
sales Tor the dsy estimated al about 500 yy3
bushels The local cash market was quiet: standard
Quoted a. Clhc: 40. ? white &c. No. white,
bic. No. ( white. 6oEc: fancy Clipped white g-4
DUO. ordinary clipped white tlHblC. all cle7a' .r.
uyi S,slGy. No 2 western Sl-o e Z export.
BARLEY quiet. mailing. Nlo'js / hiiiai'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-07
MINING.
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Ch,rr1hs ", sua san tonnage markets, = ..I
g. soh gss.d 10 aadg, .on's ssa II Los s
FL .uE tlnl",,i Rrf.fai. l0.I a0ri.U 90 la'yr-
loo G' io5 b. SIS ~. clA sl q TsS1oa
sG'' s .e ,.,L 4 ~ is' tou ;sms lgas 9
SEQ iF6 5ii .aas sane 20 san Picso ',, w ', 1rs
,o steamer zoe 'g 5-s81' steamer t5g9 iart
round ifI,,5 trirs , O. pfomli sl'@l"' inns,
same. tlA ,... frlt trs Sc. months y T. 'f--
ions. Ea- pr. ra5 ms oats Adautlc range :" I.'.r
~ 'c e. N0 .rnoonsr i5i .'a li9 ,sa,. Hs,
to no DE- aa+'' 'N.rE t1 Bermuda p. SOD
lanons, os ,l5. iozNooi llVu 70 ,i.'V 81 II,r
rooS SS 'oa. ,a"t q. ' .oa.. eoa Phi. 70
NsyEofC s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-07
GRAIN IN OTHER CITIES.

rrt.s.netpoz Msy g-WURAT-No hard,
80. ~ . northern. SL5sM aSl 62ts No
ES.fn. s. EN asl s9& Ju.y. 81 tIH. CORN
~ ls'ios. --4 H-l..r OATS-->n white ga
s. flqgf a.I bran unchanged
IA, LDls. May t-WffEAT 80 2 rel. 81 900
nsf No 9 hard. 81 s0atl O., July. fl5iN.
~ OATS $50 3 5lc. No . white. 5ssc. july
tt.fss CT Aisy s-WHFAT-No % hard.
. mined t.e 10 : ,,iIte t.ac. 80 . vel
-, OATs-No White. 500 csc. 30 2
- &ha5Ic
sD,igth May WHEAT hard s. fgE
a. Ne-ihoru. a. .Ggh 80 Na~hcru. 81 ta's q
- luJ, 81 b. LINSIED--No e. JUS. 20.
tee.qstf M8 C-WufAT-No ] northern
sSsiLes. Noe Korthsfa g. 5I@sl6l; July.
AZ CoKN-No yellow llN1ec, JsH'
~. sAki1Y-MaiiinE f5gT9c o.
= Vel lia MAJ WHEAT Lover. No
.sfcs. export 81 dG4Sl 80. 40 b Nortf p
4I tEDon flS7@SI 30. COHA-siet9S'
Loses. No z Rhlis. g2AGes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-07
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. May s. 1915.
BEEVES.

New York. May 8. 1915.
BEEVES.
Receipts I7tS head. nearly al '2r siaus1ltcrs-''
receipts expected for Fridays trade. Dressed beer
hm al lUi-@ l2l4c for native sides.
CALVES.
Receipts, lo5 head. Trade limited feeling
steady. Common 10 good yaals sold a. $40 Per
100 II. Dressed calves steaIy. cl.y dressed yaais
lz ch25ise IJ country y Ges' lis V b. at
$40 per 100 ID. culiS, III. $.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts. .l4lo head: car on sale Foei,,n 1g
steady. Fair clipped lambs sold at Sgs5 per le0
Dressed mutton steady al I5@l5c; choice "g,a, ,
sr l6c dIesot lamb, quiet q. II lsc; ho aos
Newton * Go 200 clipped Ohio lambs, SO ID
average at SD per ioo -.
Receipts. 2223 head: no sales on live weight;
nom'naiy firm on Buffalo advCcs
Kansas city, MAY 6.--HOGS-Rece.pts. 200
ssaay , Sqk ln; .sqt595 eG9 lshi .as
$747la: pigs. $7aS7.iO CATTLE-iteceips 200;
strong prime lew steers. SS.25aE9l5: dresse! Geei
coTs s4asT Al; helfers. S5ds9 IS: s,ocksr and
feeders s3759!Ii5; cows s. 81 4e h s g g
81: cave s5GSiO s. SHELF Receipts. 400
Tehsrs #@s856: eses. ;6t5ssssj s,ockers and
''I 81 LOUIS sG May sHoGs-Recepts 900: lower
Pigs and lights. SO 2jH SD; mi1od and nl,.nefs'
s. c'aSI55 good heavy t,5o.' o. ' q,
'ctr.ng steers aud .'.'-'f N't-. -,". S."
s,.- sa.E,~ e.l isrles. fs'.' g.. .',, a.. a.i
native cs.v.,. sHr$'.r SHEEP E'Hps -N.g,
strong. lambs. $l50"slg5a. co''. st1'' -.'
c.lusl lambs. So, u yeir.Hss' >'.'.1S..'
Chicago. MAY 6--HOGs-RereLpts. 1900. ucah
bulk. $500 500 hgn' - g go i.I.- -. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-07
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

Despite some nervousness IN 'ne
trading on the Consolidated Exchange
Yesterday. that resulted in abrupt
chances during ;te day. the general
tendency was toward ootteime""
rrtl5 States Steel failed 90 get bee
low 7ai.. Aua.ramated Copper adj
,.svccd to 7tF.. Readings low was
14Gs. and its high ll1.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-07
Crop Report To-day.

To-day the governments May crop
..tpot will be made public. Returns
1Tyn private estlmators Of CONDITIONS
~ lean 70 the probability tina, the
slosmg VIII be excellent One more
s,oa rain, it was said by an eNpcfI
.S.ierday. would make the condition OF
IS winter wheat crop beyond caYiI.
oesices figures for winter wheat, CIV
- pretty definite indication Of what
'.t s harvest Is 20 be. there viii be the
,-lsues Of spring ploughing ana
rs..'lung for other crops and the con
mon estimates on rye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-07
COFFEE.

New crop coffee was offered for the nrt tine
10 couuterbalance tue effect prices were easier,
closing az 5 10 8 points net lower Longs seeIn7i
greatest decline with the trade less disposed 70
anticipate bullish Developments Ia that month.
Offers Of crop coffee were from santos aud
consisted of about 900 bags for Juy-Augus.- Sop
teruber shipment The grades offered Santos a.,
either tat bean Bourbon. az SO. and 81 az
so IS Old crop Offefs from Santos we're COM
parauyey fgw and about unchanged. while Rios
were a trifs cheaper a. s. a Tor IS. Consumption
in Eur1y. Is undoubtedly going on iu lavish man
rtr owing 10 fH- war bur doe domestic demand
az present i- SLOW s.d traders are rather inclined
10 b. au8tlr.U 900 ibis account Tie 'o"4i -lut
market vas inactive. and prices were unchanged ul
thc basis 0f g .. far ii1 80 b. Range VI prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-07
BANK REPORTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION or
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK

az New York city. IN the state ot New
York at the close Of business May LIST. 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-07

The local market for spot cotton was quiet and
unchanged. a. loose for middng upland; sales nls
delivered on contract. 800 bales.
Liverpool Gables: SPOT cotton CUTE aies 1000
bales: speculation and export. 1000 American,
5000: ifapors, IS 600; American 5000 Md
land J.24t. Fu,urcs opened weak. li19lslI
points lover. closed on near months and steady
on distant nosths AZ decline OF 10 40 pcints.
May-JuUe. I'D, Juis-Juy. 3 20d july Angus.
eIlsd. August September, 5.33i7d. octob.. NO.
y.mber. 547isd January February. j.jgd. Marrh'
April. . ODD. MGy-Iune. 1915. lid Manchester;
Yarns easier. cloths orefs scarCe.
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CHICAGO PRICES.
THE METAL MARKET.

To Local STREET market fer copper vas nm; si'h
.-.+,.f,t,r quoted al H. and casting a. sis ~
fsG.r N London COPPER closed 90 IS . for
standard fpoL 40 is f1r futures anu - iof ele
tr0 ytir sIii 49,, ,---,.. go ,,,
mn on the New York Metal EIchang. Va duil.
win sraf iu FIVE ton lots quoted ar - @'fl. 10
stl Tor futures with sales q 70 toes SPOT ani 10
i,E Tulst New york spot ti5Gf 2oc and Esr
3, louis. ~ s4lOc. London lead. 80 3 clio
40 l5s ,-, , -.
A. LJIl, June !. &c I'D London. sPslIeI. tei lea
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state Of New York County % New York. -:
l. g y. BACKCS. Cashier Of the above
named bank. DO soier4-ly swear that tho
above statement Is true 10 the best or my
knowledge and belief
c. p. BACKTS. C<shtsr.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before mo. ~
btn. 1915. HERBERT I. CHRIS "
Notary Public. y. \. Co., 40. %.
Correct-Attest:
THEO. y VAIL.
A. -. HEPBURN. fDircctors-
GEORGE =. BAKER. Jr..
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FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
GUGGENHEIM EXPLORATION COM

10 Broadaly. New York. MAY 3rd 1915.
NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING.
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders q CUG
CFNUEiM EXPLORATION COMPANY, Tor tis
election ~ Directors fnr the ensuing year. and TIE
10 action ~ suoh othef business NAY cone
t.Sore the meetlnE vii b. held the once u ne
t'oupany 80. rs EKchangc Place. Jersey tl'i.
New Jersey on the lat dag Of Jane. 1913. al tso
o'clock =. n.
TIE books for the transfer q th5s,t0ck o. ire
COMPANY viii rlnse three O'Clock n. NJ. MAJ
llth aud FcOpeB June Ind. 1918.
C X. LIPMAS. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-07

Coffee Gables. Rio-No I Rio 5{l7j up IS refs.
l2Id OF l-52d. reycipts. 1900 bass;
stock 4T5 600 bags Sautos-Np Z unchanged az
6S20O. receipts 10 600 bass stock. 5s-OoJ nags.
Receipts the twO ports were $1,000 bags. agar .
u 900 year ago and 10 600 fwO wears ago. Sac
paIlo had l. 900. against 5000 ari 5000 aud
JUHIialy Hoo. against 1000 aud 1000 ias-,