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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-09
WHEAT TUMBLES
ON RUSH TO SELL
Prices Drop pa to AZ Gents on
Reports British Freighters
Were &c Cancel Saiings.

Chicago. May S.-Rushes to sell
wheat to-day resulted IN sharp de-
clines. Prices, however, did not be
come demoralized Fear as TO disturb
ing effects on export trade as result
of the sinking of the Lusitania was a
leading influence. The bearish Wash
ington crop report counted also against
the bulls. Opening quotations were lc
to &c lower, but the market gradually
steadied at a moderate reaction from
the bottom side of the initial range.
Afterward stop loss selling caused a
fresh break to a point nearly &c under
last nicht. Reports We're current thai
British freight steamers on this side
Of the Atlantic had IN many Instances
received orders 10 cancel sailing
Rumors Of new export business on d
large scale tended later 20 force a
rally. Closing prices were unsettled
2a4c TO Ire net lower, compared with
the night before.
Corn weakened with wheat. There
was sufficient buying on the part OF
shorts, though, to keep losses within
ordinary limits. The opening, when
varied from i2c TO lc down, was fol-
lowed by a slight general rally.
Later the market sagged again. but
showed relative strength in view OF the
tumble in wheat. The close was fairly
steady at sc TO &c net decline.
Oats took the same course as other
grain. The bearish action Of the mar
kct nevertheless was not so decided as
in the case Of wheat or corn.
Provisions suffered from lIquidatinG
sales by holders. The chief reason ap-
peared 10 be the fall in the value OF
.1ro.1-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-09
DISASTER FAILS
TO HOLD COTTON
Traders Take CaImer View
and Close Shows Gain
Of II to ID Points.

Tl.... .t t.
~ "'' '''" " mug" '''.,'''
We" OF inc situation Yesterday. frl-
days decentralization appeared 10 have
fully rcecctod Tho di,,u,hi,c, ogoc,s NJ
.L,r:.
Wv ,'''' MA "''" Ter 80 ''' ~ inc '''
mediate market was concerned, and
while there was further scattering
Iio,,ida,ior f.. NO. readily. .bsorbod at
..r
advancing prices. sentiment was sun
more or less nervous and unsettled.
Local traders evidently fclt that after
a.. t...t 49,. ....tI L.o no .,,,ol ,uu
ines % consequence "utstahdi hg'
inns IDEA heId snort Sel'Ihg III cnech'
ana the marAct advanced ON TRACE pu5 >
ing OF covering OF .H"f'a' win INC
close steady at net gam OF from II
10 - points.
cables were better man due' ana
prices mere opened at an advance oil :
to 10 points. House, "l'h foreign con
Lecuons mao %ood buying orders, WH"e
there was considerable demand from
some OF the larger spot mouse brokers'.
mere was no general 'utS'de pu! ing
OF consequence, and some scattered
liquidation was encountered' but
caused only slight irreguiarfy, WIN
OctoDer contracts so,'ial up 20 80 IN
the late trading. or 20 points above
Friday low level } he close was only
slightly OIL from the best under rea'i@-
ing
Confirmation o. Friday reports that
an understanding mad been reached be.
tween Japan and China probably helped
10 steady the marke;. and the Steadier
ruling OF Liverpool also made favor
able impression on sentiment as sug-
costing that the selling of diverted
cotton had been completed for the time
being. Further rains IN the Eastern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-09
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The tendency toward improvement
that has been observable in railroad
gross earnings for some weeks past IS
apparently well maintained, the totsl
for all United States roads MAKING
weekly returns 20 "Dun's Review that
have reported for April amounting TO
s29. SOL 7S. a decrease of 81 per cent
as compared with the corresponding
period year ago. Although most OF
the leading systems IN the South con-
tinue to show sharp contraction, there
is some evidence of trend toward
better conditions. In the West and
Southwest few important lines show
losses at all pronounced, and this fall
ing off is fully Offset by The expansion
in other directions.
Following are given gross earnings
Of United States railroads reporting
for April, and loss. compared with
earnings Of the same ROADS for the
corresponding month a year ago; also
for roads that reported for the two
preceding months, together with the
percentage of loss compared with last
yaar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-09
MINING
hPPRAlSALS OF ESTATES

AfpE ct TERNAN .N0v 3D. 1910. nei
s.fu o. Nf,. Dora Gu'efman "id'. LIE
'... .r So sS8. 20 public Institutions 500. DO,
~. r...f.,. A.-ci, AZ t4u.tt. $40 in lfN
t.t .,a 81, appraised a. $1,000 a. tlu.n
S. ..1 in q -. lltu 81. appraised al N-'.Vll.
'.... notes. mortgage ail4 ltirIiisiy
~ an AMI ,'p.., t-tIh .,,,..
trrptrfC O. WAGNER cot 20. l"li' Oct
G. ..s There were evenly hcre1'Gfic0. none OF
t'.. .f.t...- I.r Iat.c.t ,HEr lrqur-t NEs
e. .ig ,. Albert d. HSricl A--c's brpo,iis
Si.-.t ,.r-G. ans, $500. life Insurance. 50. ay>.
,u4S NORMA n BARRETT July l5. 1910 .
, SIcg IN TO HOOPER e Barrett husband. an
,..tiif, ~ s. 900 sri legacy ~ 500. TIC rest
:. Cafirsu H. Barnett snd Hooper c Barrett r..
.,, A,.ei. A. equity. fit3. in lta West btlh
=, ,,,.i.,d Al SO 300 on equity Nf4N In ll5
W. IAN IT.. appraised - tis5oo. an equig.
81 ttq m i'7 We-t con n appraised al > ,'9 b
s.t.lt, Se,gi5 The ic, Of ue assets we're
sfo.ks and bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-09

Wall Stree, does not EXPECT war
u. ..r. b. ,.~o.. .,,,,,;.o ~ E., docs
'D''e Will '' N''"' SUI --'
cone But what is expected Us con-
aluas .e decrease ln trade with Europe,
-,-.. r,v,v -..f the british Isles.
......... -....,,
-'''' "e'' '--".,..''.'
Cay that r-ae ".,. France ""N.a
cone under H,, ou' so far ". c'-.d
be learned -'ey were based "r no'a-
Ms more definite shan the he.ei mat
j German submarines c'1.t operate
successfully O." the coast OF Ireland
ihey could reach the Frcocn coast
There was one report that the Amer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-09

Aore attention was paid 20 the crop
''por; yesterday than Oh Fraay, when
Il came o-t Hl, Size Wall Street mind
vas stiI. so nearly obscsscI Ivy the
International complications tina, about
al !; did with me crop figures, was TO
lti them away ia the back Of its
n'ha ior later reference. In the grain
nAiket there was plenty Of evidence
sna' the magnificent showing Of winter
Nheat, and the fine prospects for other
uops had been recognized. Wheat
Plees broke for q double cause: the
VuuooS for a rocorr harvest and the
increased cost Of exporting the cereal
70 Western EuIopc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-09

some frelsh. cars on tracks. o. which : car,
were uHIoaIeI and being carried over. Trading
y,ry slow IN 'hc market. fully carloads we're
carried over from Yesterday and feeling weaker
.fl -" top for both light and heavy fowls. hu'
latter especially tuH and weah DRESSED , =,
CHICKENS fresh 'roi 'cr,. Phila. l. ! AMI Il J.
-aua1 Pair. si1Sl -. 3 Do 20 PER. 10. 4j@i'r.
FOWLS /. to box DRY ga k,l Western. toye-. 80
'H- and over o. doI. Gry picked is. under 80 To-.
10 ~. il'sal cocs, ID. 10. lt'.@ l3'7c. T.
.II Penn .'u-klinE,. ib. o.. squaN, prime white
90 l. to Joy doa 81. lns. $50: lbs. s.. :
..s So. co. hs. 'l5os $lri: LarS aaZ.
$lI0nSl 3: culs. j0a 75c. FROZEN-Tt RKEHS
Western NAL boxes, drv picked selected Young
hens. 2o,0 -. toms POO pc. bblS. dry picked. Sc
ccci Young hem,. -oc youns toms , 3oc; y Gun
J. 20 box mills led. fancy 1874 lbs 20 do1. PC.
corn fed 1924 his 2ic: CHICKENS. II to box
soft mested milk led. l-36 lbs to do1. ~ lbs and
over. 20Izc 80 lbs and over 2ld 2li7c. corn fed
2l-2f lhs. IL. Is lbs aud over lSl1 l9c: so lbs
and over l9a l9lac. FOWLS 70 20 box. Western
boxes. so 10, and over 70 doz dry picked. lSc:
under 80 ~, 10 doz. i4i2c: Old roos,ers. 1870:
Ducks. l. /. lb. l-is SlSc: Ohio and Mich fancy
-ntlIi7r. other Western. fancy. Sc. GEESE
Ohio and Mich. fancy liSlic: other Western
fancy. ia RARREL PACKED-Chickens
ri'a 'e' $3.50 MS l7c. ms and over. l2r. corn
'o1. 80. ll, l-r. los and over l6di6isc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-09
MARKET ERRATlC
Demand Sterling and Gables
Close Higher.

The foreign exchange market pur-
sued an erratlc course, but closed only
a quarter Of cent higher for both
demand sterling and cables. At one
time sterling cables touched $50 7-l6,
but quotations were largely nominal.
At the close the general quotations
made checks $50 and cables 4s0%.
Marine insurance rates advanced yes
terday, war risk on American bottoms
going 20 IA and IL per cent. They
had been ruling full l per cent lower,
Notwithstanding the feeling among
some prominent underwriters that the
rates did not adequately represent the
risk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-09
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Nca Yo-S. May s. 1915.
BEEVES.

Nca YORK. May $ 1915
BssvEs
Rrro.p's SIS head all CONSIGNED direct to lo-al
s.slsa'erg-r Fling un'Isqyei Dressed o,e,
common TO prime native sides
CALVES.
Receipts 81 head none sale. Feeling gen
orally steady. Dressed calves In good demand city
dressed yeas. l2sl5c per 10: country dressed. 10
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts. 1905 head all direct to butchers Feel.
ing steady Dressed mutton IN iair demand az
dressed dollhouse lanbs. $4HS7 per carcass
HOGS.
Receipts. 1870 head none on sale Feeling
uominaly wr-k n sympathy win Bunaio aHN'e'
ra., Ru-ro Nav S-CArrLE- Receipts. 20.
am IEAl' Rer'p'' 800. SOW So So @ a. a..
missed s.: l.tfs', <,e0dSN: pigs. $3.50 s. b,
r..cis S. GOA 800. ,ngs. Eotj.ii SHE'LL
ANu LAME. Rc.ep. goo: ac'ge ami, SO ..
c5,. Gas -. .ace? mixed s. 2iat-50
chicago So. ,lloGS- lierep'. 900 s'e q. 4
gs l,,r 8 8, r5ash s s soa 50 o.
r.... e. 15tsts0 CATTLE Receipts 100 steady
native beef steers. 81 500 s. 90. Western steers
g. zoos o. SHEEI' Receipts 800. steady. sheep.
s. -o@ $50. lambs. s. 2j@tlO6o. $50
nd Kansas , G M .5a s. go 6saI soa, 90
packers aad butchers s. 20 s. IS: Light. t.2s g
SSH pigs. sij@S. CATTLE-Heceipis: zoo
steady. prime fed steers. s. $3.50. dressed beef
steers s. 2-at>. southern steers. ss75eE Is
cows. tioS5 Is. he.fers. 500 50 stockers aud feei
crs g. I0WtN. bulls s. j0aE. calves. 6@Slo.
SiEEI- Receipts. 200. strong. lambs s. 80 g
SO 20. ycas.uss. s'5oa 50 %: wcthefs. EeSN 50.
-W.s. s. iUrfN 20
s.. Iogi, MAJ HOGS Receipts. 900 high
90. pigs arI lights sGdS 20. mixed and butcfeS.
$3.50" 81. -. good heav. .sjpS % tAT -
H....r', lHD ,fraif native beef steers. s. ,,
..ar steers A.l lc.ftrs. SNHff 20. cC. .
s. 10. s'ocsr-, and feeders s6ss17 -. Re ~
Ita. s',~.,. $ 2-"t COWS ani hefefs !+d..
lst.,r calves. {. o. 20 SllEEP-R.re.pts. none.
steady. 4uHs 60 -0HtiO55. ep>S g. i0GN -
cay lambs. S>,inS9 10. yearlnss tsj0g.9 50.
c..npt year.ugt SO S.1j.
Cincinnati. MAY S-HOGS-Recelpts . 900,
steady. packers and butchers. S7.7OasI75 common
90 choice. s. 7jaS; %: stays 1896 CATTLE
Receipts 200: steady. calves slow, 81 50dts 80.
SHEEP Receipts 100. steady. lambs steady
Pittsburgh. MAY N--llOGS-Receipts 800: sr-
tive. heades iioot1sj. heavy Workers 81 % q
s. % light WORKERS s. 7Oat7 50. PIGS. s. 6odN 70
SHELP AND LAMBS Receipts. 900: steady. TOP
sheep $50 top lambs. s9sj. CALYES-Rs.
ceips. 90. lover. top. t995
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-09
CHICAGO PRICES.
GRAIN IN OTHER CITIES.

s. Loiu, May S.-wHEAT-No red. 81 "a
l52I. 40 . hard. I;i. JUS 81 q 'uhtN-
No . 55izc 40 , white. stl7H''c. JuIy, 90
oATs-No , and No "Alte. nominal July
Minneapolis. May S-wIIEAT--No hard
tlST. ~ ! Northern. 81 jJi. "a 81 is's ~, Z
northern. :l.C'. 81 i9i, Jug. 81 S coz.
No yellow iUisHIlr oATS-No VIZ. -
li.a5ltc FLOCR-Fancy patents. 81 -. r..
clear, SOS. second cleans. $3.50 HHAN- TN
changed. q, ..
Toirio MAY WHEAT. cl;h snd MAY
July 81 eCi. CIONERSEEp- P.'ur. Oa,N ,. -,
o-'1ier. S, = ALISKE Prime. ca.h s.. I'M
OTHY Prime cash g.. scl, =. u,,rf. q,
sfI 81. No fei .slisg 81 -. ,oEN 70 %. 2
u,tacL ga, ar-5i.c No white. ,'r. 80 .'
iop 80 a'76c OArS-No white '-a b 70.
IrIilaIeIplia M.y EwHEAr-Lowsr: No rel.
car lot. export 81 5gafI s. - ! northern pu.
luth export 81 $50 81 81. CORY i"scf \" :
spot export ~, e7sisc. oArs-Lo"e'. No .
Duluth. hlay s-wHEAT-No / hard. 81 ish
40 / northern 81 55ra. No Northern sIi''s@
Ml9aukse NAV '-wHEAT ", T. 81 20
U.s.: No . Norhern. tI.5.s'f@N - 'e5 90.
BARLEl Mailing. i3sise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-09
french Bonds in England.

% me cable dispatches from Europe
s''"rdsy there was an interesting re-
~ :" a declaration by the French
,s ,nls''r Of Finance. ". Rlbot. that
"A. A., much light on the financing Of
,po,. n1i'es purchases here. lie wa.
a, as saying that Lloyd George.
Dti'ish Chancellor % the EN-
Vo wv ~, mad agreed 20 place 100000
toy., french bonds in England TO
Ub,.a french purchases there. IN the
usss, states and in Canada. with the
tisS '''sshding that France should fur
70 numcient gold 20 permit England
Uri,.s 'htSin her exchange with the
"a, States. The Bank Of France
Tia, ven losing much more gold lately
I" accounted for BY the shipment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-09
CLEARING HOUSE
RESERVE LOWER
Surplus of Over s162,OOO'ooo'
S7.O0O.O0O Below That OF
Week Before.

The actual Clearing House statement
showed A decrease IN surplus OF 81
1860. to Sl62,333,siO. Demand depo'-
its decreased 100000, time deposits
increased si.922.OO and loans increased
Sl4.s37 900. Reserve in vaults ana ~
the Federal Reserve Bank decreased
$500 900. while specie in vaults de-
creased $4,000 900.
Surplus reserve in the average STATS
ment decreased Sll.079,6iO, t, sl59'-
i9s. $50. Demand deposits increased
S27.799. 900. time deposits increased co.
40. 900 and loans increased $3.50 wv;
Reserve in vaults and in me tedeLsl
Reserve Bank decreased s5'soo,9oo'
while specie in vaults decreased s-'4o-'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-09

.Assrega,e reserve - % 900 stc-'s 'es--v@
So, n; $50. decrease. Sii.ni+.ti0 D'''atse
SUMMARY OF STATE BANKS MD IRJsIto.M
PANlES II GREATER NLW YORK MI u
CLIDEp N CLEARING HOJ 81 STATEMENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-09
uoTHousE PRODUCTS.

CUCtMRERS No l. doz. 75casl W , boz
;-gst: CArLFLoWERS. doz. t2a0 LElr NE
white. so b.kt. Sl.2jGSL7j. brown. SlaSl 80.
lut'.r. -,rnSl 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-09
Bank Clearings.

Clearings through the banks last
week at leading cities in the United
States, according to "Dun's Review,
were in much greater volume than for
a considerable period, amounting TO
S3.7s2. LOG, 1872, an increase Of 25t per
cent. as compared with the 3,Ol7,2o3'..
976 Of the same week last year and OF
23.3 per cent as contrasted with the
corresponding week in 1918. .
New York City reports increases OF
70 less than 36.7 and 1872 per cent re-
spectively. over the same weeks IN ,ne
two years immediately preceding.
Cities outside New York also maNs
on;te a satisfactory exhibit. the total
beinr SO per cent larger than last year
and IS per cent more than two years
Daily bnnk clearings for the year are
,;yen below for three years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-09

Ayzrlgafe rc-cFIe N IopIfl''- n = = 1'' :, !,
rresss t30aa 500 Per -ef' ~ efs' r'se''e. 81 81
The statement Of the condition Of the
Federal Reserve Bank Of New York at
the close Of business on May Z, com
pared with the previous week, follows:
RESOURCES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-09
ACT, Az srATEMEN7

'Asz-eFa's reserve s'ss 81 100. sV'-'s reserve
So. s33 SO. decrease. E-s65s). fiHcfeA'e.
AVERAGE STATEMENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-09

Gold coin and certn-ates ....... s-''oJ'~'
Legal 'enaeT notes silver ''''' ' "a, OF ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-09

IINTVIUI Cl0TH- NI"| NU-T|T III. EdT'.. i-7'T'
bales. population ami export 100. American. B.
600 Imports 1000. American. $1,000. MIiiiius
upland. lid Future, opened Wtah. II 10 -
points lover. closed quiet u 10 1914 points lower.
ay-Jure. j.oii: June July. jll'si. Juy Angus,
5lSd: August september. j.2i'2d. October No
April, jj6d. May-June. j.o-i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-09

$500. exchange I2a.d. up l-IdI receipts. 1900
bags. stock 4o2 900 bag, Sdrfr,-No T. un-
changed ti-lO receipts. H. 900 BAGS. stock, 81.
600 bags Receipts a. the two ports were $4,000
bags against 1900 a year aso and 5000 fNo years
ago sac Paulo had 10000 bags. agaiHs' Q 600
AMI 900. amt Juniiahy 5000. agains. 400 and
/. 900 uags. Ie.pcc.AeIg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-09
BOND SALES on TIE STOCK EXCHANGE
SATIEnAN. WY :. 19li.

bonds
date 2s657COO s29236OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-09

Gold reserve ssa'nN net liabilities. sss ~
cent cash reserve against net niAniuues ~ -
csot ash reserve against Liabilities sftef setlhs
s.ils a. Der cent gold reserve against net smo1ht
Of Federal Reserve notes IA cifcuiauon' '''0 pS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-09
NY AND STRAM.

Market firm With prices high and the ranss o.
values marrow Large ualed. ',n nm,'hyi p, r,,,
go. far.y ight clover mixed. 81 S2S, ne stfa"
So J. So Small bales soc lrNcrl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-09
Northern States Power.

Earnings Of the Northern States
Power Comos.- tor the nrs: quarter Of
,nis year madc au increase Of S622.20.
i'm cros, operating revenue, whlc'
amounted to S4.5>4.2i1. while net earn
inCs. after expenses and taxes, IN
creased S472I50, 20 $2,5l5,549. FIX
penditurcs for fixed charges we're ST.
ll6.78S. and the balance as of March
Fl. after payment Of S5S7,o69 preferred
stock dividends. was S5ll,742, equal to
$50 per cent on the outstanding com
mon stock, and S280,716 greater than
was reported year ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-09
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

a. ,oIii 80 s. <gGsl 81. Fla. new " !. ~.
- mass. 50 g. :, IOn{t W g >-Ht- 30 We
m s.k $50 rs - -tr<l N. .Ss 81 -'eNt ~
,r.. m Nu't $50 u.s. 81 - n 81 80: ~ of, hss
.5cSl IS. sweet potatoes. u.s.. ust 81 3VH
ONIONS. White. ord crate. J. %. fe'N' ..'s
tl'Sl -. i,l 90. bag. l5c 81 - re, l... 3a
= --a<l I'D. re, ,...oH 10 l. crate 81. GNl 80
.IItc. 40 3. Slloa{l -. W z. ,.caSl ASf,AhA
It's fancy d1l lunches. So s.. tNra. EI.,-1
S..-: pims tl.'1tl.'i. BEANS. ~ va
Isst $l50ns3.1y; green fljo@ - 30 h"'haI,
--r1Sl- BEkTS Va io0 punches. AGfe, ohe'
Southern tiaS3 50. CARROTS. Old. TO-, ID nas
Sl1Sl -. lag or hhl. s. .j0$l. IlII MBEhS
FIa ,aucy. lsEt. $ .iaS2 ~ GU II LOW thS
: G.. l,N. 15cdtl 80, CELERY. ia I2.ln1h
crate 15ratI25. l0-iuch crate. i3c ~ L, US.
EAGES. Va \ y Z. crate s. 90 y D., ;. % ~
81 ~. : G. crate :! SOFA g. *. i'cdSi ~ "a
crate $--0a$a. lskt 7jcENl-; rcd lsM We
s. -. EGGPLANTS. Fla. .o'. SO So.'o. uot 9.
RApISH = Louis. hb'. 81 'oaN ,ear,}' F'g
Pc LtTTrCE g"arp q Nh !, ., s'% va '- -5sas :.
LIMA BEANS ia. ,M $3.50 Ft,NS
81 e.. PARSLEY New orleans. cury. bhi. $ n s.
FfpPERS ia hnN t.1SH25: Gun lo1, $ -
cuban bdr '.oSa Is. rARSNlPS. hhl II 10
t1-i. RADi~llfS. Va. isht .on lo' hut
BARB nearby 100 punches, 81 "a 81 ~. 81 ASH
marrow hrl 81 rOaE22j. Iluhnari 81. Q1S- D,
Fla q Cuhas white. box sliodt2. SfiNA1u
N1rfo.k BIOL 5OH7ic: Ba.timoIe,- ''GH; ~
NhTOES Fla ,s--ir- SO $50; ~ ~ :
White DID, ntl 75catl -: rItal aga. old. bag s. "a
81 80. u-H. lag 81 ,oa$3. New Orleans "hite
io1 Lunches S4Tti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-09
Federal Reserve Statement.

Washington. May s-ln'esimen', By FEDERAL n
.s,ys bank, Increased during the last week nearlJ
81 900 900 according % no statement " eondi-
ION Nav : Issued to-day by The Federal Reserve
RESOt RCES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07
ETHICS OF sPooNiNo.

A generation ago standard books on
social etiquette were advertised ia all
OF the papers and magazines, offered
for sale IN all OF the book stores, and
eagerly sought and read by all
thoughtful young people. Tho safe
and sane teachings OF these books
have been replaced, by magic. by the
suggestive and socially dangerous
teaching OF sentimental and semtim-
moral picture post cards. moving pic
lures and sensational novels. That
young people have received much OF
their social training from these
sources IL most unfortunate. This IL
the only book OF its kind. But recent
ly from the press. II Is having a phe-
nomenal sale. II should be read by
every young man and woman. and by
parents as well. Paper. prepaid. l5c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07
SINGLE STANDARD gUesNIcs.

This Is the authors latest. greatest
and best book-hls MASTERPIECES.
II occupies an unoccupied place In the
book world. having neither predeces-
sor nor competitor Il deals with the
sse-long Inconsistent system OF so
cisl ethics-the double standard OF
morals-as u potent factor In modern
race degeneracy and with a consist.
ent single standard OF morals. as n
means OF race betterment. Il il de-
Suned TO be a great value In the train.
INK OF children I'm the home. school
and Sunday School. TO revolutionire
many OF our ethical and social codes.
and 10 be- a potent factor in the read.
justment OF social. moral and political
Justice between the sexes. Il IL of in
estimable value 10 all aspiring young
people in the building Of character. TO
parents and teachers in the training
OF children and TO all who are active
~ engaged in social. reform and re-
ligious work. II Is charming. instruc.
tive and inspiring Cloth, prepaid.
15c; paper. SOC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07
Today. o.msa

Detroit AZ - Louis
Chicago a. Cleveland
" Arlington az Fhiladelphia
Boston 40 New YORK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07

Today'g 0amel
Pittsburgh az Baltimore.
Chicago at Newark
Kansas city at Brooklyn
81. Louis at Buffalo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07
FEDERALS
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterday'= Results.
Kansas city 4. Buffalo >.
Buffalo =. Kansas city /
Brooklyn 3. St Louis 2
fPittsburEh 2. Newark g.
Baltimore =. Chicag, g.
First game; Second game.
ito innings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07

ID atted for Carrigan in eleventh.
tzb-hatted FOR Warhop IN eighth
one out when winning run scored
Boston ... OOiOO0r OOO0o-q
New York " OnOO1 OOfroo0f