davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-28
@titere Sdiibengrdbtn Oitlid Oou
bisberigtn erObert.

SIN Oberen GliaB SOgfn
iid) SraniOien in I'LL
DrOHnug Snrilf.
rNeidplagene Siirfen" I'M &nnfnius
plOslidI in Der Effcniiue.
IsinmarIdl nadl Aegppteu upn bret
Seiten nus 6egDnnen.
Snrten itcben bcrcitS in Der 9tabe
Scs SncSfandlS.
!0eitige Sample swiidlcn Seiterrci-
dlern mnO Jiniicn.
&ainld,cr 6infa1 Snrdl Aarpatben-
paiic uereitelt.
Serindb Die rmiiiidJcn Srnppen i'll
Snfuuina Sn iiOlicren.
Srnnsuien riibmen lid grORerer 6r-
iOlsc iiber Sentife
Sd,aeen 3abl Der in orei Sascn Sc
fn[lcnen nnf 10000.
Observation-Disclosures sluiidlcn Ea-
riiet nno Srrliucr Welounscn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13
WALL STREET FIRM DISSOLVES
Thompson, TowIr 4 90. 10 Retire
From business ApriI 30.

Announcements was made Yesterday
that the partnership OF Thompson, Towlc
& Co. would expire by litigation on April
so and that IT would not he renewed
The firm win dissolve. several of the
partners Joining other organizations
while William II, Thompson. the head
of the firm and a director OF the New
York Federal Reserve Bank. will retire
from Stock Exchange activities. The
real dissolution Of tine firm, however
began some time ago when ] Edward
Thompson, one Of the board members
left and started the firm of Thompson
Shonnurd Co
George y. Towle will became a special
partner of the firm OF Lowell a co. OF
Boston, the members Of that firm being
Joseph y. Lowell and W. + pllshury
Walter n. Flor viii become Il member
Of the frm OF Flor. Ballard n SmNth
Mr., Smyth Is also a member OF Thomp-
son, ToNle 4 20 This firm will take
over tho business now carried on by
the New York office Of Thompson, Towle
n GO, william r. Bartholomew, an
other member of the firm, win become
"A member of ROston firm known AZ
Tucker, HAYES & Co, which will adopt
the new name 81 Tucker. Hayes &
bartholomew,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13
ALASKA.JUNEAU ALLOTTED.
Mining stock Makes Its Initial An
penrance on curb.

Announcement WAS made Yesterday
mat allotments to he subscribers for
the Alaska Juneau gold mining stock
onered by the company had all been
made. All those who sent in subscrip-
lions prior to the cvmpsny's announce
nent closing subscriptions or March 20
were considered and allotments Wer-
approximately 20 per cent. OF tie
amounts subscribed for. II is reported
that the total subscriptions amounted
TO over 100000 shares NJ l.. R.ou,
one OF the directors of the company. had
charge OF the sllotments
The stock made Its appearance on tho
curo Yesterday. OPENING at l3Ss. selling
a. nigh as IL and closing at l3a II
II selling when issued" and all u, 900
shares were traded
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13
REACTION IN COTTON
AFTER EARLY BULGE
1Jco,, selling Based on Good
Weather and Reported Poor
spot Demand.
WEAR POSITIONS EASIER

At. ..t, display Of strength.
,..4 carried prices M To- new high
,,,.l. inc cotton market Yesterday cX-
,,rer.ed reaction Of nearly 20 points
..i ,ios. ~ q net loss IT : to : points.
s,.rr. was based largely on the feeling
,,,, , rr,.n stimulus would he needed
:, bring tuou, q further advance in
,-., Of fre fact that weather in the
soun vas Improving agd southern adj
,,es reported d, falling on In spot
demands
Irerpoo. was somewhat better than
,,e and spot sales amounted to 5000
,Jes Ad,Ir,s from Manchester re-
,or, -.,.r. # heavy cloth engaged FOR
several months to come and that home
10 generally s. considered good.
.h,s. reports. however, say that the de-
w,nd from oversee markets has been
ICES active and that buyers are yet
unv4llirg To- pay the advanced quota.
ions which are being asked.
The near positions were relatively
,,., Yesterday and local traders were
Inclined to reiteratc their predictions
,r,i the local stock viii he in excess OF
sduoO0 bales 10y the middle of May and
hat deliveries of May contracts will
amount to AZ least 10000 bales This
gossip persists TN spite OF more or
les general belief that leading spot
interests are heavily long of May con-
tracts and will receive the cotton. 1t Is
80 pointed ont that much of the cot
ION now headed for New York Is ulti-
riately destined for export on account
d .F . t.. nm. frnt yh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13
FINANCIAL NOTES.

william r, Bonbrisht Co. hayc
Issued an annlysis 81 the market position
OF public utility securities in relatinnsh,n
TO their interest and dividend rates
Among tho influences considered are the
constant now financing. caused bv III.
extension OF utilities service, competition
for capital with railroads and industrIais
and regulation by commission
The April Issue of the Edison .Vou,byy
published by the New York Edison COM
pany, contains among other interesting
details a reproduction ~ some OF X"
charts which form some OF the First
District Public Service Commissions dis,
play at abe Panama Pacific EXPOSITION
" q, Rose, l.. NJ LYMAN and q. II
Coddlngton have formed par,nersh p
under the frm name of ". O. Rose 4
Co. Inc, with offices AT so Broad street
to deal In odd lots OF unlisted SECURITIES
The Bankers Trust COMPANY, as trustee
under the mortgage OF August l. 1905
securing Der cent. mona debcntures Of the
United states Brewing Company, 10 re-
ceiving sealed offerings to sell to II on
July !. 1918, enough Of these debentures
to exhaust fund OF approximately s65, 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13

ne made for the present and generally
the trade Is inclined to await something
more DEFINITE relative to the peace talk
than has been heard for about A week
Moderate advances during the
forenoon were ascribed to the damage
reports from Argentina, where several
DAYS Of rains have lowered the aualitS.
nf the crop being gathered In that couu-
Try. The advance in wheat was also
an important influence. but after timid
shorts had been eliminated buying power
was extremely light and the market
saHgcd Export demand does not seem
10 be u factor for the movement The
inquiry for domestic consuming account
Is irregular rather than active There
were ndNices suggesting that the coun-
try was selling. although no large Of
ferlngs are looked Tor until after plant
ing has been further advanced. The
visible supply decreased 3,i26,O0O bush
els, and while this was rather bullishly
construed operators pointed TO the total
OF 13.00O.000 bushels. against 1900. 900
bushels a year ago, and emphasized the
fact that more than lJ,O0O, 900 bushels of
this visible supply are held at Chicago.
oats-Nalues were without change at
the final The demand from expert
houses lacked volume and the amount of
outside buying stimulated by the
strength IN other grains was not large
Seeding operations are rapidly nearing
competed. This was best reflected in
the pressure OF country offerings There
was decrease Of s27. 900 bushels in the
visible statement. with the total given
AT 2t,o00.o0 bushels. against 100000
year ago. The showing was about as
anticipated.
Provisions-After a Arm hog market
and the support from packers had
caused further advances the market
met with large offerings. There was
selling for important houses conspicuous
on the buying side last week. 1t was
the advances
Chicago urices
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13
GERMAN EXCHANGE DECLINES.
Marks Down-SRy Germany should
Send Gold 20 Scandi navia.

While exchange on virtually all the
leading financial centres OF Europe soft
ened somewhat Yesterday the most st1r-
ing feature of the market was the CON
tnued decline of marks, which sold down
to SIS, for checks and slfs for cables
Foreign exchange men say that they
would not be surprised TO see n further
decline IN exchange on Germany. unless
that country sends several millions in
gold TO the Scandinavian countries. The
exchange rates between Germany and
the Scandinavian countries is very un-
settled, kroner being very strong. while
marks are especially low.
Norway. Sweden and Denmark and
Italy as well, according TO foreign ex-
change experts, are all eager to get
rid OF their marks
Demand sterling closed at 40 s-ls.
with cables at &7sh. Francs were
quoted Mt 53ch for checks and 5,32
for cables. Italian lire closed at SIS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13
THE GRAIN MARKET.
wheat N On Export buying
other Markets nchanged.

Advances I'm the wheat market yester-
CAY were shaded because of the excellent
crop accounts received. Nevertheless
Tier. wt- sufficient cash house buying,
representing the demand from domestic
ana foreign milling circles. to close the list
moderately higher Export transactions
t'ee last SATURDAY afternoon We're
paced ~ i0o,0o0 bushels and II was
Understood that the bulge in our market
tote pre".u3ed further business.
The Inquiry from abroad was again
naFtiy for new crop wheat A. a rule
Export houses are indisposed TO commit
themselves for carly shipment new crop
gran, but there are occasional trades
'ohslmWdted and there has been fire.
u1eAt absorption OF new crop options in
t1e contract market credited TO European
interests The foreign buying of -four
me"S volume, although the Dutch Gov
,.,NheH' is expected to purchase from
A.N'N % 100000 barrels this week.
=, Mos, " the selling OF wheat during
mo day WAS in the nature OF profit
-'".'E II was realized that optimistic
r"h reports We're cNertlne but mild in
'i'''" ~ This early date and bears were
t. 'is As Conditions stand at pres
practically the entire winter wheat
.'. Yarn - good supply OF sub soil
''.l'D Hnd The acreage has been re-
.'.'I "ht about l,n00,0O0 to 100000
'' '|'-' of winter killing. accord
t 10 ne popular view AdviCes from
Son N.-' Indicate that general
.'..' conditions i'm the spring wheat
a'a normal and that seeding
.ft me- st'. -'actpry progress. although
A, H sections of North Dakota and
,' ''tu northwest should improve
We ol'ioON
'H' STAT sites for the day included a
'"'' supply decrease of l,0S4,0s0 bush
""'Irg TIA" total to 100000.
's't.'. l"po,000 last year. In Canad f,
ne visible stocks Increased 1896, 900,
1' 'A" total in that country is only
,.''..''' against $4,000, 900 in 1914.
.'i' We a private claim that home
'''i''S Tor Canada had already been
''1' N'd upon TO the extent OF about
.''''9 bushels as the result OF the
,'po'' movement, The exports from
nn, '.'"' states approximate 10000
. pufH,ls TO date, with the amount
"0 70 FORE gncrs, awaiting shipment
pae"T ~ more than 90. 000 ono bushels
'sst'l'ug that our reserves are also be-
E RAPIDLY brought down. Clearances
,''''rAt' we're 1,4SO,00O bushels Large
-por'ers assert that the outward move
u, NAI continue active for the ensu-
'g few weeks
,.r"''i' news il being closely fol-
,Neu hn' II WAS hardly factor yes
,ay The supposition is that impor-
'A' atlacEs on the Dardanelles will no,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13
STOCK EXCHANGE TICKET OUT.
Brokers' Committee Renomtnat~s
President Noble.

The following ticket has been pre-
scented by the nominating committee OF
the New York Stock Exchange TO he
voted for at the annual election on May
10; For president, II. q. :. Noble for
treasurer. Charles NJ. Newcombe for
governors. to serve four years. William
Gibson Borland. :. l., Cromwell. Bay
ard Domlnlck, Albert r. Fish, Ernest
Groesbeck, W. Struthers Jones, Albert II.
Marckwald. Newton +. Stout, Arthur
Turnbull. Willis u. Wood To serve for
two years. l.. l., Hatfield
The new nominees are Charles ".
Newcombe for treasurer to succeed
Henry 9. swords, and for governors.
william Gibson Borland. S. l.. Cromwell.
Albert II. Marckwald and l., f. HAITI
field
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13
THE COPPER MARKET.
Bulitsh Sentiment Indicated u
London Gables.

There were new price advances I'm the
copper market yesterday. although at
the close ii could not be said that there
was any general quotation. As "a fore
runner of what was to follow prices
scared on the London Metal Exchange
and the new figures from that market,
cabled here before the start OF business,
indicated most bullish sentiment in
regard to the red metal
Electroytic copper was jumped one
pound sterling on the exchange in Lon
don and the Amalgamated agency raised
its price to that level. This was
variously regarded here, although there
was good authority for the statement
that the New York equivalent, after al
lowing for war risk, was about l6hs
cents a pound.
During the morning the market here
became more general at 49,. cents a
pound. at which level there had been
business done on saturday. Before long.
however. producers In some instances
were able TO do better on domestic
sales. In the afternoon the Amalga-
mated domestic price was raised TO l6ss
cents "A pound.
Speter and lead were also strong.
Spot spelter commanded from TO sis
cents East 81, Louis, while lead was
strong at 40 cents New York. The
opening of the port ~ Archangel, with
through water transportation TO Rus
STA. is expected 20 bring about big sales
of both these metals to Russia.
rnsettlement in tin continued. Owing
to restrictions ON the movement OF this
commodity placed by the British Gov
eminent there has been no spot market
for some time, and whore prices have
been quoted on any delivery they have
shown wide fluctuations
The Miami Copper Company, accord
ing to its annual report issued yester-
day, sold 32.S79,447 pounds of copper
at an average price OF 13.3iSs vents a
pound. Tennessee Copper Company re-
celved an average OF 1905 cents for its
copper sold in the same period.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13
COTTONSEED OIL.

The speculative buying in the market
yesterday was more active and caused
a rise of about points In the list. An
improved consuming demand was spoken
OF which sufficed To bring about local
short covering movement. There were
rumors of higher levels for crude oil. but
officially the basis remained AZ $50 to
567. Refners appeared as sellers at the
advance with the closing tone OF the
market much easier. A reaction in the
lard market had sentimental effect.
especially as Western houses were on the
selling side
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF
California Northwestern Railway Company

tgnag Steinhart, Trustee under the mort
gage or Deed of Trust OF the California
Northwestern halfway company, dated
March l7th. ls9S In accordance with the
term and provisions Of articles Of said Deed
Of trust, hereby Invites proposals for the
sale % him on May LIST, 1915, at his office,
suffer and SaUsome streets. in the City
Of san Fran .isco. OF bonds secured by said
Deed ~ Trust At a rate not exceeding par
ana ten per rontum premium. 10 such
amount. with the premium a. shall not
exceed 9 an ~
II, IGNATZ sTEINHART Trustee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13
THE BOSTON MARKET

BosToS. April 12.--'New high levels
for some Of the copper shares were made
in the early trading. but profit taking
caused moderate recessions in the after
noon The close was steady. Copper
Range North Butte. Pond Creek. Amer
lean Zinc and Alaska Gold were the
active leaders. Rails and industrials
We're steady The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13
ELECTIONS NND MEETINGS.

NOTICE OF ELECTION or DIRECTORS
No Independent nominations having hr.0
made Tor one or NOR" Nttduf les 10 ..
hlled In the Board OF Directors OF the Nrt
YORK Life Insurance Company AZ Oh" lH..
Election Of Directors, ana the ; per ..
tendent OF Insurance having as required
nv law prescribed rules and regulations
for conducting and holding said election.
therefore, pursuant 10 fRld rules ana r"Et.
!ations notice is hereby given that m" ~
rectors of the New York LIE Insurar u"
Company will h. held At the Home ON .
city Of New York, In tho stat. % NrN
York on WeincstnE the li'h day ~
April l9lb, 'he polls 70 he opened 30 30.
o. clock IN the forenoon and 70 rcustn oran
until four O'Clock IN 'he uf'pruuou n' su..
day. at which time thov shall ur closed
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. COMPASS.
llv SEYMOUR VI RALLNRD N,.."'rr'.
Dated March a. I9i'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, April l2-Lake SUI
perior. Philadelphia Electric. the AS
phalts and Cambria Steel were most
prominent in the stock market here to-
day. all showing small gains. Bonds
were steady. The summary;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. April l2.--Houston OH
was in good demand at fractionally
higher prices, while United Railways was
l., lower Bonds were In good miscel-
lan.ous demand The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Gross Earnings or the New England
s,nwer company Tor March aggregated
mere was a balance after interest ,harra
ana accrued dividends OF s2lSOe Tn~
the three months ended March al lgIE
gross earnings we're S3lSG-s ,omnar...
WIN gross OF {s56.9bl In the same period
OF 1914 Net earnings were Slq5 400. CON,
Pateu WIN Sl3s,6Ol year ago ana The
balance afer interest charges aud accrued
dividends was &S7,s02. contrasted with /,
dsn.i, or 'l3l9s In the hrst three months
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. April l2-Trading was
again very broad. prices showing con-
strength in some issues. Union
Carbide and Stewart Warner were the
most prominent features on the ad-
vance The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13
UNITED STATES Steel CORPORATION
To Holders of Ten Sixty-Year Five Per Cent.
Sinking Fund Gold Bonds, issued under and secured
by lndenture dated April I, 1908:

i
% o
under o money n
to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13

Eleven \ NJ bids II Liverpool were !:
My. '>4r.. July. l0.l4c.; October
loi7c. January. lOSlo. The market
there is due to open to-day | to 2is
points decline.
R-,..pfs md sfn,kS yy,r.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13

WIN - -N'ffs II
GOLD BONDS
Due .tpril Ist. 1882,

Due April ist. 1889.
Notice f. hereby given. pursuant 30
Paragraph J Of Article Third OF tho First
Mortgtgc Of FULTON LIGHT HEAT a
POWER COMPANY to New York SoruTl',
and Trust COMPANY as Trustee. ihlt the
undersigned vii receive scaled prHpr....
up to three z. NJ ON Apri "ist. '"l.. tu.
the sale 20 g of bonds Of the issue above
d's .rihed. 20 ho sold ip N At u p",,. ..
which ~ held until maturity VII tiaI lr
interest return OF ihrr, ami un,.ht.i r.r
cent. a. per HuuuE. sur" ...t 20 H-"
the sum Of s3.gu3. 90 Tine Trustee r.
serves no rishi 90 reject any cog .lt 'rn.
ders
THE NEW YORK Trust COMPANY.
Trustee. formerly New York Sc
curty and Trust tonptuN.
ny II W MORSE -. '''ar'
New YORK. AprN Isl. l9't
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13
BONDS
THE PTTTSBURG MARKET.

PIrTsBuRG. April l2.-Crucible Stee,
and Pure OIL were prominent here to-
day. with fractional gains. Pittsburg
Coal was 3, higher The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13

The Minneapolis General Electric Com.
pany will begin at once the ins,huattn,
OF an additional 1900 kilowatt turho,
generator In Its Riverside station The
new generator will be ready for oparation
In time TO care for the peak loads OF Tho
coming winter. During tho week ended
Mafeh ~ the company secured contracts
Tor soI electric customers with l&3 kiIo-
watts lighting load and 90 horse -powcr In
motors and took orders for wiring thir,v
hve already built houses
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR

EEK DIVIDEND
Company and Term stock, Amt
Interns tional Nickel quarterly pfd ~ ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13

spot cotton at New York was quiet
points decline. Middling. l0.l0c.
southern spot markets Were unchanged !,
New Orleans, = points advance at 9.37c !:
Galveston, 9.GOc savannah, 9isc. :
Hous, m. 9.1Oc.. Augusta. 9l3c.. and
Memphis 9l3c.
The New orleans market closed
readv Prices We're:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13

ING est. est M close
yy ... sGs 40 s%i g5.G s55 3ss1 SIS
!uy - 90; 9sa 90 asa g79 s9a fiat,
oroh.r iu30 1884 lOls 0laul0 Ii 10 g6fil0 y
December 0i- O5e 10 2. 10 3lGl0 3? 10 sal "
January 1853 1875 l0A 10 .iOfil0.i? 10 5li 10 8?
The Liverpool market opened steady.
There vas a fair demand business in
spot cotton. with middling : points ad-
vance at Esd. Sales. 5000 bales re-
etp;s. 5000 bales, all American.
Prices al Liverpool closed quiet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13

All Bylssby electric properties report,ps
connected load gains Of ss9 custonsrs
with 22s kilowa,ts lighting load ami Is
horse power In motors. New business
contracted for included sol customsr.
with ~ kiIowatts lighting load and 80
horsepower In motors. Output Of the
properties Tor the week was :. iGa Gta kiln-
watt hours. an increase Of is3 per cent
over the corresponding week OF 1914
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13

Tho southern Power Company has lot
contract for the construction Of a 30 00G
horse power hydro-electriC generating 81,
VIII he generated under a 80 foot head
The new station Will contain Ave general
September, 1915. the company viii baWe
100 600 horse power generating capacitv
Within few miles on the Catawha Riyer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13

Exports yesterday, 2N,2ls bales.
t. thus Ear this season. 6.77i. 367 bal
tgaiGst 900. S67 bales last year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13

OII NIdTNII u IVIS' W"
umbers, were still unredeemed;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13

LAYER poor CLOSED quiet,
Onnn. uIlh. InM. Clns. Prey
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-23
Views Of The Press
New Uses For Wireless ELECTRICITY

A VARIETY OF small practical
~ uaH for wirolcss electricity
has been developed by Proics'
cor D. Is. Shepard. Of Tufts College,
who Dap'a,s It 20 ring house bells,
90 blow I.ras. fire ca1n0u. and TO
steer O small boat or automobile.
BE- iH moss working on a wireless sub
marine del foyer.
Will. u..sa development Of wire
los ar. going on. Nicola Tesla, tho
inventor .E the wirolca telegraph
system. prints an interview %p.rtur'ng
the carly pacticability of employing
vIro.0.a electricity IA warfare. Tho
timo b. 500 near whom frLt.us auto
m|atically 0r By muchinC-g alouo can
be anticipated, Mr.. Tesla declares,
that tho United Statos Government
should not delay 10 mako suitable
preparation 10 defend its coastI by
wireless methods. HIS Ingenious
mind hes conceived a plan OF nation.
al defence by which wireless sub
marines having a wide range and
|battlosuips as well. unnamed and
therefore involving no danger TO the
lives OF tho defending people cau be