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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-28

Dr. G, A. Wislicenus, M. D. Physician,
Tor preservation and restWationF of
health, Hubbard bldg
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-28

Have you visited the gallery exhibit
OF the Frame Shop Il Giftery at 27D
North Commercial Visitors welcome.
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Pike and Mr.. and
Mrs George Byars, of Newberg, formed
a pleasant automobile party which
made the trip to Salem early yesterday
morning, spent the day visiting with
friends in the capital city and returned
in the cool ut the evening. They re.
port the roads in first class condition
between here aud the thriving little
(Nmhill city on the willamette and a
most enjoyable trip. While here they
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Fisher ON North Cottage street,
Former residents Of Ncwberg and old
acquaintance.
d
Do not fail to see exhibit of copley
color prints at the Frame shop 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-28

Among those who left on the electric
this morning to attend the state Sunday
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-28

Atty Grand B, Corby has moved has
law office to second floor L. $. Ban,
building, rooms sOi,905.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-28

1t will be a pleasure TO smoke Bon
Ton when Salcm.madc for j cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-28

Twenty one l5c meals S2,75, Scott S,
l70 South Commercial.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-28

The following parties have bought
Ford automobiles within the last week;
Mrs, Herman Roick Moclcayj H. c.
StoyeE Salem; Conrad Fall, rural route
3; Bruno 4 Son, Woodbmm; 9. T.. Den.
ham, Turner; X, f. Richardson, Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-28
Dollar watches at stones drug stor

Look for the orange front, Red Gross
Pharmacy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-28

The prme crop around Rosedale will
be much better than was at first cx.
Pectcd, according to Chas, j. Spt2bart,
II prominent fruit man of that section,
who was in the city this morning.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-28

Do not fail to see exhibit of copley
color prints at the Frame shop 4
Giftcry, 270 North Commercial,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-28

A splendid spring tonic San Tox
Tonic Red Gross Pharmacy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-28

All iltnOys stop at the Jitney Coffee
club l20 Court.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-28

Bringing of the Barrere Ensemble to
the coast is the nature of an acnicyc.
mcnt since its various members are af.
tiliatcd with the leading orchestras Of
New York 1t win probably not he
possible TO have them again so far west.
Every music lover shoald hear them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-28

Butterfly dance tonight. Moose hall
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-28

Butterfly dance tonight. Moose hall.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-28

An address will be madc tomorrow
evening at the First Presbyterian
church by Professor Sherwood of the
kimball College of Theology ON can.
cicut Cult in Modern Gurb, F" DIR. Shcr
wood treats Of Momonism, spirituulsm
and Christian Science in very thor.
ough aud entertaining style.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-18
The Bronx.

Foye - J J Llchteuhcrg.
kascn,.l N and e. Llfricri-E Goiiflc4' ?
kluaor. 60 Laudadio. =. -.
Nirol Building Corp and I C.oih-O 'sI'e'
RYAN Re Lsudallo.
Wcm1r III Walter
Wolf ! Il l. Hcllman,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-18

l0 an interesting table "The Journal
Of Commerce" shows that the wholesale
prices Of raw chemical products used
in Che manufacture here Of explosives
ior the warning armies in Europe have
increased from 10 20 800 per cent.
Nitric acid is tnc only one OF a number
o. these chemicals whose prices is un-
changed, though 10 Is explained that Il
o. practically unobtainaDle in the spot
markets, all contracts being for future
delivery No of the important cheml-
cas- used iu making explosives, now
ever, have been impossible 20 get m
any quantities for the last three
months or more, and 50 prices do not
FULLY indicate the conditions that pre-
VAIL IN making picric acid. for IN
stance, nitric and sulphurlc acids are
largely employed. with phenol, crude
esrbolIc acid made mostly in Germany.
The markets are practically bare OF all
ihese acids, according 10 chemical brok-
'tt. Prices 100 thcir cases are no more
tttn nominal. IN fact, the scarcity has
brought about plans by uuInoer o.
chemical manufacturers and others 70
enlarge the industry BY the erection
o- new plants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-18
BUSINESS SPACE LEASED
Printers to Pay 100000
Rental in 31st Building.

Tic Bret. A Goode Company has leased th.
entire fourteenth floor. containing approximately
90 600 square feet IN the afteen sto-y building 70
400 40 Ne.i 3l,t ~ 20 S'ahl Jaeger. hthoS
raphers ami printers. lorsted f0r the last thirty
year. At Mulberry ard Grand 81. The ieese T. ~
louS torn Of years a. a. asEcslie rental ~
about 800 600
Frederick For & Go have leased tie ns, loft. u
East 1911 ST. tu Ntadci a N'erherg. 'op lon AZ
g. las, lgtn 3d. tn Schlossters & Bes.nef. se'oud
lofi a. o.. Fast i2th 81 % Nathan simmons fourth
lon A. % last llth 81 Oh Benedict Nelss, - =
hast ma g.. tIs eel ghth iOfI. t0 e. a W. NfltI
House 20. arst l1ft Ia Progress Cloak q suit 20.
AMI the fourth l0t 90 M.tof a Eilcn'rfg Tho
seventh lot 40 A. g. West lith s. % nulfr A
Turin. fi,e gfh l0ft a. 30 West IGN ~ 90 singer
a Bloom. the nth Ion a. % Centre ~ 20 bsuia-
min Yortrcffich. the top floor - 20 ,? Wafery
PIare t1 Atss Flower aud Feather Co. snd 10
top loo A. 7l2 Broadway 90 Cornelius J. Mc1srlY.
Louis >chrag has leased thc first lot "a ~
Broadway 10 the Paris Hat Company the ihird loit
IN SO West 2ad -. 20 Greenspaa BrINusiell 3.
space IN the tenth floor a. ~ and l4i West 2iih
- ~ Jef1mar & pgrs,Ap, and he arm loit Ia
~ West 2ftl 81 go koikn q Swclglc
Chris Srhier.oh leased The basement store ~ %
Murray IT,. also the third and fourth ,oi'a D. -
Murray 49,. for term % years 70 tho p }. Der
shaw & co have leased the three story and
basement building. 1853 Madison aV. 20 the Lier
Manufacturing CO. u Canton. OHIO. -
William A Willie A sons have rented for term
Of years "a the sheffield Farms sla"son- DecAef
COMPANY the store at 9sJ Lexington Az.
II q l. Hess he have leased The seventh Ion
a. 1921 West goth ST. 70 A. Massal 4 Co.; ne
third loft a. g. West 18th a. 70 Goldsiein. Iio-
v'o--iz 4 so-otica and the sixth floor 40 80 West
2ifh y. 90 Swcghaum & 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-18
City Banks Big Deposits.

Deposits Of the National City BANK
yesterday rose 90 nearly S40OOOO.OOO,
new high record. Payment OF the Ar
gentlne loan subscriptions, amounting
20 S25,000,000. was a factor IN the IN
crease, but there was also, II Was said,
large addition 20 the new accounts.
around the Street il was rumored that
NE very considerable increase in de-
posts had It's origin in reasons such as
cause The "Other Deposits" Of the Bank
OF England 20 rise rapidly on occasion.
ihey are usually taken rs baron
e,er Of the London money market
swing evidence, as they do, that for
me time being investors and Others
prefer 90 have their capital m liquid
form rather than tied UP IN invest
neuts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-18
COTTON ADVANCES:
SHORTS BUYING
Traders More Optimistic Over
Negotiations Between u. ).
and Germany.

While trading remained very quiet,
The cotton market was higher on
scattering demand from shorts or trade
interests. with the close steady at
net advance of from 8 TO Is points.
Liverpool was lower than due. and
the local market opened al decline Of
to points. but after the heavy
liquidation Of the last two weeks there
we're few contracts for sale and prices
soon rallied. The frmcr opening of
the stock market and continued opti-
mism as TO the outcome Of pending ne
gotiatIous between this country and
Germany seemed to inspire some COW
cring by recent sellers. while there was
also a little demand from local trade
interests. This buying was at no time
active or aggressive. but prices gradu-
ally worked higher ard active months
sold about II 70 II points above Sat
urday's closing figures during the mid
die o. the afternoon. Closing quota
lions we're a shade of from the best
under realizing
Weather reports indicate very favor
able conditions in the South over Sun
day. and the favorable forecast sug-
gcsted that Wedncs days weekly review
would indicate good progress with the
growing crop.
Private cables reported that trade
was deteriOrating in Liverpool and said
that more selling was expected there
against confiscated or diverted car
goes. Mail advices say that part Of the
recent selling in Liverpool has been
from Italy and has been attributed to
hedging cotton held at the cOngested
port Of Genoa for trans-shipment to
Germany. owing to approximations that
if Italy entered the war ii might be I'M
possible to forward this cotton. There
was private report from San Fran
cisco that there were 10000 bales at
that port awaiting clearance to the
Orient.
Exports for the day were 24,343 bales,
making 7,542.749 so far this season,
against 8,424,504 last year. Southern
spot markets as officially reported were
unchanged. except for an advance of .
points in the market at Houston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-18
HARVEST OUTLOOK
SENDS WHEAT UP
Fear That Damage Will Reduce
Crop 1OO,OO0,OOO Bushels
Aids Bullish Sentiment.

Chicago. May II. Crop damage that
NAV amount TO 100,O00,000 bushels re-
suited to-day in swift advance OF the
nr;cc of wheat. Although somewhat un-
settled at tie close, the market finished
1a,c TO iisc above Saturday, level.
Other staples, too. showed gains
corn sc TO nc, oats ia &c TO &c ana
provisions &c to loo.
REPORTS OF insect injury to growing
wheat, especially in Missouri, were sald
to be the worst in many years. Ad,
vices from Kansas, Illinois, Indiana and
Ohio all indicated that the harvest
prospect Of 1915 had been seriously
lowered. and there was much talk that
the total harm might be represented
Inv cut of fully 100,000,000 bushels
from the yield suggested by the gov
er1ment figures of a month ago.
Jumps in value which began almost
a. soon as the session was fairly under
way showed the greatest vigor IN the
last three quarters of the final hour.
Rig export clearances and decided
falling of in the domestic visible sup
NV total tended to add to bullish sentl-
mont regarding wheat. III consequence
some of the largest houses in the trade
we're active buyers at around the top
most prices reached, chiefly the Jul y
option. Chicago handlers sold little
cash wheat for export by way of Mon
treal.
Corn turned upgrade when the fact
became evident that a bulge was in or
der for wheat. Oats merely reflected
the strength of other cereals.
Provisions hardened with grain. A
break in the price of hogs was not
sufficient offset.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-18
BRONX PLOT FOR
APARTMENT SITES
BUYERS Will Erect Four
Houses on University
Av.-Other Sales.

The 1910 University Avenue, Inc,
has purchased a plot fronting 20 ieet
on the east side OF University ay.,
north Of Featherbed Lane, which Is
70 be improved with four apartment,
houses which will represent an outlay
of S300.O The plans Will be prepared
by Emery Roth and the kreymborg Ar
chtectural Company
Harry b. Davis. a lawyer and opeF-
ator. : the buyer OF the twelve story
Oryis apartment house az % 20 80 West
slst ST., the sale Of which BY the Ne
Morrow Engineering and Construction
Company was announced 10 SUNDAYS
Tribune. SlaWson & Hobbs were the
brokers.
The Leicestershirc Realty Company,
Franklin Petit. president, IS reported
90 be the purchaser Of group OF
dwellings AZ the southeast corner OF
West End av At seth st.. sold last week
for various owners trough Slawson &
Hobbs. The plot. which measures ELK
100 feet. will likely be improved IN the
near future with an apartment house.
Further details were learned yester-
day IN the recently reported deal for
the six story apartment house at o'l
and 573 West l75th 50. by the Nose
Goodman Corporation, Of which Aaron
Goodman is president and Nose Good
man treasurer. The buyer is John j.
English who gave IN part payment
property IN Arlington. y. j., located
at the northeast corner Of Belgroye
Drive and Midland av., plot l50xl2O
feet. containing a handsome three story
frame residence and 2 garage.
Other sales follow:
iirH 81 Tie sew iork i've arf Ear IHfunafy
has enlarged ifi lo.iirgs or Past ZEN ~ ~ SO
purchase from John . Aaron ~ 81. 3 four stem
aud basement Dwelling h0Ise on n, --triol fee.
Tho infrrsr owns The Two adjoining houses. a. 80
and 81. which s. acquired in 1913. These ptoper-
ties a5ut the main strcturo al the northeast corner
u Second av and 18Th -.
q. Arnold he two family brick house a. II West
B l92d ~, 2jTsT feet. 70 June L. Soole.
PROSPECT AY.-Elgene J. Bushef hn sold Tor
Joseph T. Berry the gore lot. asfS Yet, % Tie
vest side Of Prospect aT Ia feet solf q Gardso s.
also the Two vacant lots tie southwest coraes ~
Garden s. ard Prospect az 50Il0o feet. 70 William
&. Arnold
: i7eD 81 william J Gabel hs sod for jose
phire 4. Berthe the too story fame house A. 90
East li-d -. i0rlS0 feet. o. the Benensou Really
Company. which will improve lie pr0periy. The
, WEBSTER AN.-Mcfcruou Brothers and Ihom
a.. have resod FOR william Evans % q client ~
investment tie pot. i0yll' feet. On Tho west SIZE
. o. Webster av. - feet south n Goth NJ
T LEans recently purchased he properly through Ne
Lemon Brothers from susan Nollahan. Ihep Is -
. De- STALLION ~ tie extension u tie Third az l.
a. 2orh b. and Webster AZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-18
DROP MINE STRIKE CASE.
Court Nolle Presses Counts
Against Federation Heads.

Calumet, Mich, May IA nolle
PROSE- was entered to-day in the case
against President G.. II. Hoyer and
thirty-seyen other officials Of the
Western Federation OF Miners, indct-
cd on charges of conspiracy by the
Eouchton County Grand jury year
ago as result Of alleged acts Of vio-
lcnce said 20 have been committed at
tho direction Of the defendants during
the copper strike.
I'm making the motion Prosecutor
Gaibraith said:
The strike hss established in this
community certain Fundamental facts
and principles. and It's conduct, leader
sh p and subsequent events have thor
oughly discredited the imported mcr-
cenary aGitstors and tho gospel Of
class hatred"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-18
CHICAGO PRICES.
GRAIN IN OTHER CITIES.

D4ltl Mas ls -wILAT-No hard 4 d ?. .
~ Nor slJ6a. 10 Nor. 81 is'se$l'--s'
urus.i.ce- MAY IL -WHEAT--No ! Nor. 81 "a
g So Nor. S. ttGslji. July. pa
CuR>-No 3 yellow ,sa7ti-c. July H'sc. BAN
LILY Mating sbh Sc. - ,,.. - o
% "sri1ts cfpcr' s. -4dSiIi. No Nor Duluth.
e,coft' 81 sj0sti - corn FIRM. No 2 sVo,d . eIr
nor 100 soc. 80 yc'loa lo-al. sc 500. VA II
ann No 2 white 6lGali e. .atL
= ioui, May l7.-WiliAr-No red. 81
as 80 No hard. sl55is Juiy 81 .-'3 oUhNN
80 . 1sl.r. 80 white. &c. July. .oFe - g
oATs-No :. .Oa5lIc. No white. 5j'se; july.
Toleio MAJ -vHFAr-Nsy and es'h. 3. "a
JUN 81 -. CLOVERsEED- Prime. cs.l -
Ort &, IIis ALSIkE-prims. cssh " I'M
UriiY Prime. cash s. ~ ~, slhe, s.,d
SID & Nor $3.50. a;l.is. 70 N2f,
81 iai. aSl.5-i.; JuJ. 81 - asked, con
Eot.c Flour and BRAN unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-18
460,02S TONS LOSS
TO BRITISH SHIPPING
1856 Lives Lost on Vessels
Sunk by Germans-England's
War Toll 314,645 Tons.

London. May l.. Thomas J. Mac
Namara. Parliamentary Secretary Of
the Admiralty, announced in the House
of Commons to-day that 46O,62s tons
of British shipping. other than war
ships mad been sunk or captured by
he German navy since the outbreak
OF the war.
MIR. Mcnamara added:
THE number of persons o. all ma
tonalities killed in connection with
these sinhinCs is approximately 1,55G.
The tonnage Of German shipping, not
warsnips. sunk or captured by the
British navy to May 10 is 3l4,465. SO
far as known not one German or neu-
,ral subject has been killed in connec-
tOn herewith"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-18
Tononah BUYS Properties.

The New York Curb Market Assocla-
ton has been informed of the pur-
chase by the Tonopah Extension Mining
Company of all the proPertie5 Of the
Tonopah Merger Mining Company and
Danv A meeting Of Tonopah EXten-
Sion directors is to be held on or before
Nav d TO authorize and direct the con-
Elimination OF the purchase, and meet
inps Of the stockholders and directors
oftbe Merger and Victor companies are
a. he held OIL or before June for the
same purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-18
Liberty Bank to Move.

The Liberty Bank has leased new quarters IN the
Equitable Building. The space. Witch was coz.
t-scrcd for with Louis J. Hofo"iL. president 81 We
consist, ~ about 900 square feet a. Broadway aud
collar y tor the main banking room and eicculHe
Oud floor A., 49, 49,,
These quarters which 10 be cited W for tne
.uk nom plans By Walker Gillette. will virtually
le ~ A sepsrate building when the alterations arc
competed The bank + now a. l33 Broadwsy Tue
lc.ss is Tor a term ~ twenty one ;esFs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-18
Long Island Transactions.

L'Ecluse. washburn * 90, sold the estate Of ,.
Geors, J. Pigeon. of New York TINS Is one Of
tne most attractive places ia the Lakesle seclloA
'rey slso rented the Frederic X. Couicrt property
knoVn as Rugby. at oyster Bay. Long Island To
Alr, Amos Moral. $780,, .,. -,
Ar,erl,. Long Island. Tor Mary Rulheuudd 90
Amerman av.. to HaID Klein; for samuel pollch
Iesslr1 av, 20 y Zaidenbers. Tor the suburban
Realty Company. on Remington sv, ~ Is. MUSTANG
and Tor tie suburban Really Company, on the
boulevard - A. AlliIheiscr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-18
4 Use for Arithmetic.

la nc attitude Of certain spectators
toward favorite stock whose jumps
rom gloom 90 JOY and back again have
been notorious there is a reminder OF
NE man who refused 20 be dOwncsst
Nten his shares jumped from 40 20 90
ana then returned 20 40. They ad-
'auced 100 per cent" he said. "Why
should J kick u they react 90 per cent
and ne doesn't know yet where tnal
O'ter 90 per cent went 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-18
Want New Fire Alarm Order.

Tile Advisory Council Of Real Lsisls lntefe s.
~, of senate Iii In No. 1895. amending tne
's5or law in relation 10 hse alarm slgAal systcm'
ard rr0y,,,ing that In the city Of New iois thy
Itrs ,omral,-ioncr may waive the requirement iol
IRE alarm slglal system II Tn his opinion suon
.y.feu Is unnecessary for the safety OF the occu-
-, a., btildings not over tour IN height or
i,Tiii.ugs equipped with automatic sprinklers.
,hr blIl winch has tile Endorsement Or the cl'y
o,riinigfraiou the Fire Commissioner aud the cnet
oy tbe Fire Prevention Bureau. viii relieve properly
owners from Installing nre alarm sigma systems ~
rlln,nate Le.dless and unnecessary expense III re
0urng fire aarm signals IN buildings equipped WIN
sufnttanc suriukcrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-18
Deposits of s4OO,ooO,OOO.

The last payment on the S25.OOO'OO0
sue of Argentine bonds sold by Il
syndicate headed by the National City
Rank was deposited with this institu-
lion Yesterday. This, with the new
sccounts which have recently been OBJ
1sincd. brought its gross deposits up
10 nearly S4OO 100000, new high rec
ord OF the new accounts, fifteen were
ycccived Yesterday. On May the City
Ranks gross deposits we're $363,946,0 900,
and on March 1, 1928 ,465, 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-18
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of
Various Corporations.

The Detroit Edison Company reports
FOR April, including all constituent
companies. gross operating revenues OF
S6o0,0s2, or more than Il per cent
greater than for the same month in
1914. OF this amount. S479,sl3 was de-
rived from sale OF electric power for
commercial purposes. which showed an
increase Of over l6 per cent; sales 10
street railways were S49.2lo, and steam
sales increased from S34.3S9 in 1914 TO
Si9,1i9. Charges for operation, re-
ncwals, rcplacemcn.s and depreciation
reserve amounted TO S374,7ll. leaving
q net income Of $225.3d1, an increase Of
nearly % per cent. The balance, after
interest requirements on funded and
uufundcd debt. was S142 .35j, against
SlO0.56l year ago.
Ohio Gas and Electric.
A request has been made by the Ohio
Gas and Electric Company TO the Ohio
Public jultiCs Commission for per
mission 60 purchase the properties Of
the Ni&1,etoWn Gas and Electric Com
parr for s1055,903. the Franklin Elcc-
tric liCh. Company for SS1.011. the
and the New Lisbon Gas Company for
S5S.5j". Authority has also been re
oUcstcd 60 issue 100000 thirtv-ycar 6
per cent bonds 90 be sold al 50, $780,
GOO tcn-ycar per cent dcbcnturcs to
be sold a. SO. and 60 issue and sell
S195.000 common stocK at 20, and the
proceeds used I'm purchasing the prop
critics and 90 provide $4,000 for cx-
tensions 20 the Niddletown plant.
Philadelphia Rapid Transit.
Operating revenues Of the Philadel-
phia Rapid Transit Company showed
shrinNaCc of S70,72l i'm gross for April,
and net earnings after running OK
pca>cs decreased from SS35.420 in 1911 /,
to S>3I0Ng Surplus earnings after
fixed charges were S15.067 compared
with S21I05 in April Of last year.
Earnings for the ten months ended
April so, amounted to $19.776.S06 in
gro 8. g loss of S24O,107 from the cor
responding period q year ago. Net in
CONF, however, Of $S,290,630, was
S103I90 greater than in the preceding
year. ana the surplus balance increased
S14,065 20 S1S916S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-18
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPEE The local make, for copper vas ,eidY
with .icrroytic quoted a. re- ard casting a. -
,sis-.c H. London copper closed al 80 10 Iof
standard spot rs is Tor futures ana .ss ios e.eS
trul'llc spot ,-s. ~.
TIN On Oh. New York Metal LEchIss va
que. with spet So j-ton ois quoied q. 50 = w
In London TAI closed - flt5 lie for standard sPo
.rd futures With sales Of 100 tols spot .n ~
tou- futures LEAD nrn NeE YORK ,pqt f,s!ppi,fis
4 a.I.r and Ta,t 81 Louis i2li az "a. sfhL-
rfH ncglerted London sp.lier. 49, ice for spot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-18
II Acres at Lawrence Sold.

Last saturday on the premises Joseph 7, Day
disposed OF sesenteen acres az Lawrence H. !.
,ift A frontage u 62s feet on Broadway, large
frrnt1Sr ON Meadow Road, depth n l251 feet
and frontage Of 1895 feet on the solihery side
TIE plot Is Improved with a Two story haMe INel-
and bath and sarious OutDulldinss such a. green
house dairy. ice house. corn crib. wagon shed one
large and one small chicken house and a two si'fy
,Dle cont ainig hay loft, zen boz stalls aud eight
standing stails The properly was oftfed As one
parcel and Wa sold 10 Gustav ii. Ncume.ef Tor
80 uO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-18
Recent Buyers.

Ralph. NJ ward. OF the import and eIpof nrn 81
T. NJ Warl A Co. IS the buyer % li3 BllaiNay.
lie sale o. which was reported recently. Millism ii.
Whiting TO were the broker.
Io6n ri V.hj-n Il the purchaser o. the I've ttory
ftlaent A, - aud 5i6 West itsth 81. sold re
Gently BIZ j. ; MsIsen for George l. nshe
phelan Broiier5 are the buyen OF TIE glocA itoHt
OIL he ,orh slde n Lafaye,,s iv from L0ngellov
90 whittier aY. and the northwest corner n la
fs}clte and Whittier .D sod recently through john
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