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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-27
SHEEP AND LAMBS.

Receipts for two days S665 head. cars on
sale Market. 100 ljc higher with sales Of heavy 20
light hogs al tSSSsiO pr 100 10. roughs. al $50
G>6.7j. 49,
Sales-J C. Curtis n son. 66 state hogs. rs
ID average at $40 per 100 10. ~. l61, N.3j;
l6 1917. $50. 10. 10. s. %: Il roughs. 20.
S675
Penn To-. $50 lS. 2o7. s.. roughs. $50. 81 -;
:. 29j $3.50.
Kerns Commission Company state hogs. l3i
N. $685.. 81. los. IS: Penn 1886. $50. roughs.
215. 81 no. I. 355. $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-27
p-ofcrred Stocks Strength.

Bethlehem commons recovery, was was
.cccr,na1ied by an unusual exhibition
Mich had not figured in the morning
decline. ON the day it rose IA POINTS
TO i59 and closed at the top. Wh 3
Mere was no substantiation during the
session of the report that new com
b.oa,ion Of steel companies was form
inc. With bethlehem steel as the foun.
5s,,,n stone. there has been so much much
me- about the reported merger that
IN speculative circles the belief IS
rrow.nr that somewhere there is IRE;
and the strength Of Republic Iron q
Steel were doubtless due somewhat 10
.It. hnTof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-27
Commercial Leases.

The Gross 4 Brown Company leased space on
the fifth f0or NJ the building az 66 West 3ith -
20 Earl Horter Tor Heyman Sussman; also store
At 22j West i7th -. 10 J. Levin for term n
years for the Mitchell ". Mark Realty Corporation
also space al Az Fifth aV. 10 the Scuy Botfcson
Company gor BonHit Teller & Co. also space al
39s Broadway 20 Henry X. Hopkinson FOR Charles
4 Gould and with A J. ROs antroe. the third
noor at iT3 Broadway 10 : Ontra 4 Bros. space
In is East llst 81 10 the National Pictures Asso-
cia,ion aud the twelfth floor az l29 West I'D -
% Max Platzmsn for a term Of years.
william A. White a sons have rented the fourth
loft al 100 and III Leonard 81 10 ). H. kresge &
Co who conduct chain Of 5 and cent stores
throughout the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-27
Long Island Sales.

The Westbury Manor Company have sold At
Westbury Manor. WestbuH. Long Island. a plot Of
lots In Eimwood 81. 10 william Behr who will i'm
prove with dwelling also plot l9oxl0O In But
Ter St 10 william Iorlon for Investment
Arthur F. T0mlrson leased AZ Far kockawy for
the estate OF Emma Muhebsch 10 Arthur Burke
tie house al 37j Broadway also for Oliver "hitson
av and Oak Place. aud at. Edgemere for Esther
Levy to MARY Van CampOn a cottage on Neptune AZ.
The Clarke estate. OF Brooklyn. las sold lot In
Camelia st. southwest corner Of sherman 81, Long
Island city. 10 John +. Rsney. who VII! erect an
apartment house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-27
Allot Canadian Notes.

Allotments of one and two year n9tes
of the Dominion of Canada offered IN
this market last week have been mace
TO subscribers on the following DaSIs'
For all amounts in excess OF Si0 0000'
100 per cent; from 900 TO s49;VOV'
so per cent; amounts IN excess 0! @1Y,-
600, rs per cent. The loan, II IN
derstood, was more than three eilnes
subscribed. The actual amount Nn d nsui
nc in the Offering was s45,000OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-27

through to mitigate as much as Dos
sible the distress Of some American
manufacturers and importers. Even
so, imports were 1919, zoo. 900 less than
year ago and S13S.S0O,000 less than
the year before. Exports, in which
munitions OF war and unusual pur-
chases due to war needs played a con-
siderable part, were 04,000,000 more
than a year ago and SS03,000,000 more
than in 1918
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-27
Apartment Dwelling Leases,

Pcase & Gilman have leased tie four story dwell
ing house al East s6th st.. Just east Of ffth az,
10 Nicholas Biddle " the ofices ~ HE John Jacob
Aston estate: the four story Dwelling house 80
West End az. az the southwest corner of l0jth st..
10 Mrs Lena Levy apartments m the house beng
l6i Fast 10Th Il 20 Mrs Adoph Levy. Mrs- y u
Kaplan and DR. J. G Mcclure. for X. X. STAFFORD
his apartment On llsih East 18Th 81 n Miss "
Louise L. Bel aud an apartment IN l3s East t0fh
ST. 10 Emen y. Liitell. and one in 1890 Madison
a, 10 Henry L. Holt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-27
FIRE DEPARTING lent.

Asoontm.nt-J A. Hughes. an ununliormed nre
man. for a probationary pcf'ou % '"'ee ''''''' -
81 600 year July 2
A,,lsnmsnt.-J A Hughes. Eng - -
Leaves Of abJence twithout payi-tlrem@h -. -
Thsrlss rnbeliant Eng 49,. l. hours July =
Fireman Charles McGAHy. ms, 80 = hours Jul'
,; Fireman {. A. Wilson Il. l.. ~, y n'u' I,
Ioy Iuly ~ Fireman J. J. Hannigan, II. & J.
So Il hours July q: Fireman F,a j. y M' MuiriJ
m A l. ~. IS hours. July y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-27

The local market for rcnncn sugar was unchanged.
With all rcfners listing the basis Of Joe Tor
me. Withdrawals Odd contract were said 10 hf
good hut there was new business reported although
from some sections NJ the country come reports OF
gradually depicting supplies. The following are
list prices of the American Sugar Refining COMPANY
Crystal dominos eases. 2-lb cartons. half or full
size tablets . Toe and . zoe In half do eases
5-lb cartons fun Size tablets. SG0c and sI0c In
half eases eagle tablets. SOC. cut loaf 7c crushed
Ga0c mould A. Gijc. cubes aud eagle confectionery
grsnulated C.35c. NNNN powdered. q 2jc and 6.f6e
IN naners. - 10 bulk. eagle . ~ bags powdered
Csc. powdered and coarse powdered and eagle
coarse granulatcd. g. zoe. fruit powdered aud eagle
extra hnc granularcd a. i0c. domino graduated.
cases .. 80 and ID cartons o SOC and $500 In
half cases; eagle. ,. 3l9 and : u cartons fine
granuated 63Oc. 2-lb bags do. 6.i0c. az 10 bags
do 6.35c; j-lh bags do $50 l0-lb bags do. 6.2jc
- and 20 lb bags do and standard graduated.
6.lJc. hnc gtsnulatcd and diamond \. 6.lOc: con
fecti0ners' T. &c. No !. jSir. No .. 5S0c. No 9.
D. Tjc, No T. 57Gc. No >. J.Gic: No 6. j.60c. No !.
:. sc. No \. : SOC. No .. ijc No 49, 5tOc. No
H. o. BIC: No l.. 300. Nos H. IL and II. 5.25c.
The duness which prevailed IN the local market
for raw sugar during the last week was again IA
evidence to-day and them were no sales reported
Holders still inclined TO press sugars for safe
aud Cuhas for Juy shipment were available AZ 3Aac
cost and freight equivalent 70 i11c for centrifugal
hut fchncrs who seemed pretty well supplied for the
time being. al least were more inclined 10 walt tic
ycOpments. In the absence n business prices were
more less nominal. with centrifugal quoted AZ
4.S3c. molasscs at i0sc. and 'ubas. cost and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-27
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

Gustav Sutro has opened offices in
Room 905. at Ia Wall Street. where he
will do a general investment security
business.
The National Cash Voucher Com
pany Of Dover, Del, has filed papers of
incorporation. 1t is capitalized at
100000 Incorporators are c. j.
Jacobs, NJ. l.. Rogers and. II. ". Davis
of Wilmington.
The kennecott Copper Corporation
announces that the temporary certih
Gates can now be exchanged for per-
manent engraved certificates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-27
Eiccfric Boat Again.

ON the curb market, in the matter
Of Electric Boat at least, speculation
is wilder than even in the regular mar
ket on the exchange On Friday that
issued closed at about 265. On Satur'
cay IL got 100 points higher, and yes
terday it rose 10 43O, reacting to about
$50 just before the general break
came Then it dropped to $50, only to
rally again to $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-27
PROVISIONS.

Another sharp break occurred In the market for
hog products and prices declined 10 new low rec.
orls for the season. Long, again sold heavily aud
stop loss orders were uncovered on the decline.
Prices are believed 10 be much below the cost ~
production but stocks very heavy result
Of al increase Of nearly 1000 600 hogs packed 20
far this season and the falling on IN the foreign
business. Receipts Of hogs At Chicago were 1000.
estimated for TUESDAY. IT, 0O0. Kansas City received
$500 aud Omaha 5000 PORK unsettled: mess.
slS@tls5o family. S2Oa s22 80 short clear $3.50
50. 80. BEEF-Steady: mess. $3.50 $3.50. family.
$40 5OdS20. so: packet SIS 500 tig. extra India
mess <3las3e. DRESSED HOGS-Steady. bacons.
Ike: $50 b. ll9sc: loo 10. lli.c: $40 10. ne:
pigs IKE CUT MEATS Picked bellies easy. 10
b. i4l4c: ~ TO- l3a,c. II %. l22.c Picked ham,
weak l4c. TALLOW-Dull: special. Csc: city.
SIC. country. 57s@6iac LARD. CSC. Middle
West 900 aOc: city lard steady. sc: refined
weak. Continent. $3.50: South America .. BE; Bra
I'll. kegs. 10. 2jc: compound easy, IA &c. STEAR-
INE-Barely steady. olco. St@Si.c. city lard.
ktesrine ehc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-27

The local market for spot cotton was qulet ana
saleS: delivered on contract. 600 bales southern
SPOT markets were telegrsphed as follows baIlnloie
,'oninsI and unchanged n SIC no sales. Augusta
steady and unchanged at Sj0c. sales. = bd,e,'
~ Louis quiet and unchanged at Sc: no SAFE
Little Rock guiet aud unchanged al h1oc. no stie'
New Orleans quiet and unchanged at S1"c' sAies.
go bales Mobile nominal and unchanged a.
IL. ssles o. bales. Galveston quiet ana uh
n,rred A. \ 5c: sales 429 bales Savannah
sieady and UNCHANGED at Sac: sales 0l1 nSlei
Charleston aud Wilmington nominal ,o S', n}n
steady and unchanged al S62c sales. ivy JAY -
Houston quiet and unchanged a. soc: sales ~,
bales Norfolk steady and is points io"ei a.
\ 1ic. sale.. lNN bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-27

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables spot
cottou-Good demand: sales. 1000 bales; specula-
tion and exports 900. American. 5000; imports,
nh. middnng upland 5ljd Futures opened quiet.
] 10 3 points lower. closed quiet but steady a.
net decline ~ y point. Juy-August. j.Oid. Octo-
ber- November j24d. January February. j39lsd;
Maroh-April 5i9lzd: May June 556t@d Man
chester Yarns In moderate demand: cloths qulel
Receipts al the ports and interior points. with
comparisons follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-27
Plans for Bronx Flathouses.

Plans have been nled FOR two i've story hathou.es
% be erected al the northeast corner ~ Marmion
Az and 10th u. by the newly formed kirA an
Building Company. u which Alexander T. kirscheis
Is president. The houses VIII each occupy j0-foot
plans we're prepared By the Tfemou, Architectural
Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-27
srABoARD cLEARANcES.
FLOUR AND MEAL,

The -four market very quiet and buyers % fbe
.rron,ssed to hold on by the break IN Wheat ns
following prices In wood are Guo'T yl,. VI, 81 coo
a. oI tx snrus clears $6loas635. winter patent,
s, SIS winter sraights sSS2S ''aSO i5 saI-
SNo oo 1n''' Kansas strsights. $500 $50. fancy
'eos' pateh ns'5 iobbns lots se@ 95 RYE
ITgoI R~Steady fair 10 good %..% s3,gV; eh 1M
to TO-. i1hy 81 H. RAG MEAI-Quiet fine white aud
yeiiow 7j@sl.7S: coarse. 81 SOC 81 - fEhD
MesifIn S'5 Jo ,soi0 nour mddinss DO. So
msd Doc nour. l4O-lb sacks. $50 city nfn bi%n
iWm i<5s IO0 10 sacks s2j 90. heavy middlinss do
eSa "a hour midllingS DO. $3.50. Red Dog noun
~ sS.qWT sscks xS7: oil meal. $3.50 $3j 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-27
New Jersey Sales.

Tie Hudson Real Estate Company Of Jersey city.
sold for senator Charles N Egan eleven lots AZ
Jersey ay and 18Th a.. Jersey tity. TO {. Boier
sons for warehouse building for shrapnel ma
teral
James + Connors sold for Joseph " Flynn the
Norwood Hotel 4nd i've arres al BrancEpoft Long
Branch. y j.. including J. 900 feet n shore trout
on the Shrewsbury River. to r. V. Culberson. Z
Atlanta. Ca Who paid all cash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-27
CASH QUOTATIONS.
asked
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. July Is. 1915.
GRAIN.
New York. July 20. 1915.

WHEAT Scattered showers over the winter whea,
belt sunday and again MoniaN hotnhs a. W.
A, A show of frmness W Liverpool. caused sharp
covering movement IN July wheat early III me Gay
and that position advanced sc. Nh' 'ut I".''
months were .gltc higher IN lmpslH. hS;sv1
ccipis interior points and the genera eAciir',,
Which followed the announcement Of the Sluhs Hi
the American freight steamer Ieeisn.w Drous H
about very heavy liquidation, shi piSSes , uIoh'
sharply and closed al only slightly above The ,o"esl
with net losses for the day 81 =. q -fsc., IL Was
feared that the Leesnsw incident would bring
,bout International complications but while uii'
thought was largely dissipated late IN the day lls
market failed 10 develop ralying power ana closed
weak Receipts al primary points were me hth'lesl
for any one day tar this season amounting W
7O3 900 bushels. compared win 80 , uvo - ;La
year and /, was evident that farmers hsd iade llc
mrst Of last weeks fine weather and that large re
CENTS may be expected from low on. no 'lslDle s
supply IN the United states Sn'" we c,ssse Of
i7S coo last year. but while this brought the iotal
figures down to j.333 900 II was bele'eu ana' 1iS
s,o-Es viii increase from on. News on the
swing wheat crop was favorable and cutting mas
Leaun an some sections Of the spnng wheat utll,
Ttrnrtcrs we're again IN the market and sales were
asitmst.6 At sbou, coo 900 bushels. Worlds ship
.,,, 70, the week were j.l77 600 bushels, com
nirlI 18th SO 900 last week and 1908 900 st
Yea In the local cash market No req .njjeer
wheat quoted at SIG .nd No Hnu ha' 81
Rursio CORN-The corn market was lhnueicfl
largely by the action Of wheat and aI'er Snsn
ssr1v advance on cool weather over the Del, p'ic'.
ssy. wsy under liquidation. and closed WIN I'VE,
icss,s Of 7.s2Hc Tie visible supply IN ne niea
States u ~ ooo last wear Interior cash markets
zee easier. With declines Of lose Wofld'sS eT
norts were 5l7l 900 bushels. against 5.oggO9O aI,
,s...k and 4 4Sl 900 last year. IN We IVs CS'h
Ne.H n " , yellow corn quoted al ?ogc
prompt shipment. oATS-Ihe oa' m ,Ittt ,S Sa
rsnced early with the July position ic msher tIs
,a,, - lose but prices broke under liquidation
nsomn,si ly the decline IN wheat and corn ana on
fcpors Of July deliveries IN Cmcsgo' inf Ns ,,
Sspsd With decrease Of $50 l1st ye$ ao,.
~ xn . white 6jc: No . white. Sc, No !
Shi;c sac. fancy clipped white. e'eeSc' oI51ley
ci,nned white. $50 b6izc; al elevator - -,
t11lTR,, stesdy: No > Western. tl07. New nofk
MSlSt H1iiIEY-Market dull: feeding, iHe' /
HrTslo. mailing nc. ( Buhso.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-27
Form New Colony

I, 4 n veith. importers n millinery and ro'-
elites located iu the old centre ~ that trade on
lover Broadway for more than thirty i've ye4rs.
have Joined the new 9Th business colony.
Through Frederick Souihsck n Alwyn Ball, IT,.
ing completion Al all and il3 ith Az Tor long
term The lessees are now housed IN of2 Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-27
Lease in Fifth Av. Section.

y Brigham Hal and William D., Bloodsood
Inc leased Tor the Herlert Gulick Company. a.
agent for term 81 years. the secohd i 9t ~ !
Fs.t 10th a. 10 A. Casciou, women 5 talof' 'o1'
r,.rLr Al Il East tIlh ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-27

900. lower. prime Eel steers. 50 TJasl0. dressed
beef stecrs. 500 oel. southern steers, $50
s. 81. COWS Sj0@f. 30: hcifefs sTms9 70: stock
crs and feeders. t650a ssTj; bulls. s. SO u.
calves $50 20. SIIEEP-Receipts. 8. 900. high
cr. lambs - 500 S. yesrlings 81 J0of 81 81 weih-
er,. s6@fGiJ; ewes. t5.7jmSG.j0.
Louisville July 2G.-SHEEP AND LAMBs-Re-
ceips. IiI,' s,esdy 10 l5c lower choice lambs.
IGf ji.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-27
Rethlchem's Big Swing.

The biggest break that occurred IN
the war stocks was naturally bethle-
Rom steel. which mad risen to ZZZ IN
Tho early dealings and was selhng
around 2lg when the news appeared:
Frorr 21qle 10 215 was matter OF
arly one transaction Of 100 shares
Another small offering earned tne
mice down TO 2101s and the next 10
207a.. The bottom for the day Wa
,ourhed the next moment at 2Of. Al.
,o~e.ber 900 shares were sold on that
49, ~ Of not quite 70 points. Before
I o'clock the recovery had run TO 10
mint Later. with the whole market
,ecovcrirr confidence. Bethlehem went
r. 533i, overlapping its best price OF
,bo morning by a small fraction. 1t
cr5eJ Al 23i. with a gain for the day
Of rs points. From first TO last there
had been swing Of over 80 points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-27
Westchester Dwellings Sold.

,,,,,y,u smith sold for the Allied improvement
connany 10 a client the dweu. recently con-
rle,ed ON Claremenot av.. Greenacfes. near me
H,rtsdale station. Il was held at $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-27

Coffee Gable. -Rio-No 2. unchanged az 1875
,,chsnr. " 81 -39d. on l32d receipts. 1000 bags
stock 3if 900 bags. Santos-No :. 100 reis lower
A. 500. receipts % 000 bags. stock. l0SO 00o
bar Receipts al the two ports were 10000 bsgs.
against - O00 a year ago and $1,000 two years
80 Sac paulo had 30. 900 against 5000 aui
a. 900 aud Iuudiahs. $4,000. against g. 900 aud
a. 600 bag respectiVey. Cleared from Santos July
81, he steamship Nrsu'lo. Win .S.gVV pSSs 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-27
BUTTER.

Receipts to-day. $685. pkgs Trade very moderate
AZ the moment with decreasing supply of me
qualities Creamery. extras t3l >eorel. 26t:c;
higher scoring 27@27'zc. nr,ts. 2i2 "a 26r seconds.
aSla2ic: thirds 2iiz "a 22i.c. state dairy finest.
96c: good to prime 2ia25i7c common 10 fair.
~ 23hc. renovated. extras 3 l3H 70. hr,ts. 221s
u 23c. lower grades. e0@ pc: imitation creamery.
frsts g,G BE. ladies. current make. trsts. fla
2IiLc: seconds zoe lower grade. lNa l9i9c; pack
ing stock June make. me. goo 20 %. No ,. l9gc:
lower grades. ia 9c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-27
SUGAR FUTURES.

CONTINUED weakness IN raw sugar caused further
liquidation In futures to-day aud the market. after
opening unchanged. with sales 81 80 tons on the
call. eaSed or several points. with trading on the
decline fairly active The market closed quiet. J@
10 points lower. with sales for the day 300 tons
Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-27
OILS

Refined petroleum unchanged Linseed oil
was quiet and unchanged. Quotations follow: Pc
TROLEU M-Standard white New York and Phla-
dephis. bbls. 1900: bulk. &c; cases. 9.7jc. water
white. hhls, SJ0c. bulk Be-. cases. l0.7jc. LIN
SEED Oll1-Amcricsn seed. city. 54a SIC: out Of
fnun raw 53a I4c. Calcutta raw 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-27
REAL ESTATE.
BOROUGH OF BROOkLNN.
s WELSCH s $s;:$ .s 81 s' M;
2O7 MONTAGUE ST.
.FAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
Long ISLAND.
FOR LOW COST high-Erade bungalows
,islt Brightvaters Booklet II on request
- ACRERSON co. West SEN 81, y !.
COUNTRY.
Ceuatry None Information free 10 pSotceet.se buy
er. LIST cover. nel4 Gail. write. No agent. SEE.
County, Hel.s seITies - vs.. -, g. IsA 9ssl 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-27
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.
New York. luly -. l9l.
BEANS AND PEAS.

Receipts to-day. SO bags leans Marrow. choice
100 b. s. 20. medium. choice. t.70d %: pea
choice. Si0S5.lO red kidney choice 6.lja 81. %
white kidney. choice - 100 $50 yellow eye
choice S475aSl: ba-k turtle soup 81 7jCaS
lima. cal choice $j@{j.lo. PEAS-Scotch. choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-27
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. July %. 1915.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-27
NAVAL STORES.

There was a fair demand for turpenins. and
prices were steadily held al recent prices Rosin
aud tar were unchanged We quote SPIRITS
II RPENT1NE-M Machine bbls i2isc TAR-Re-
tort and kiln. j2jHj.joc. ROSIN-Common to
good strained. 3 300. II. 3ijc; u. 355c: y. $500
T. g IT,. G. and II. 3 SOC. / ; SJc. h. 20. NJ,
Z Snr- y : -. w. ~ WV O Or.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-27
Nav Kind of Bull Argument.

That the sinking of an American
vessel bv German submarine would
ever be taken As bull argument on
stocks might never have been expected
h fore the opening of yesterdays
1,arket. But when the first excitement
Of the morning was over that was pre-
ciseiv what was made Of it. Germany
sc-s ~ had been said, would be the
answer 20 the Presidents latest note.
To Wall Street. eking out small store
81 international law with large stock
~ ingenious theory. 1t seemed from
,pch information as was aVallaOIe
sTound noon that the German suomar-
re commander. in delaying the sinking
Of the Leelanaw until the crew had
time TO take to the boats, had COM
nTe4 with the letter of the American
demands and that Germany. in conse-
cperco. was by that very thing giving
the desired answer to our note W ne'n,
sr It's notion was correct or not II
bsS marked effect on stocks and the
raliv that followed was swift.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-27

bled a reply to Americas latest pro-
test against the formers order in
council.
The Mexican situation was again
acute.
Jingc interests were trying TO
make 1t appear that the German tor
pedoing Of the American steamship
Leelanaw was the kaiser's answer to
protest against his under
sea boat methods.
Ofi!claldom did not see II so. Gov
ernment heads unQuestionably were
electrified when news OF the torpe-
doing first reached them. 1t came
at such a time that, at first. they
really thought. as the jingoes were
still representing 1t today. Ger
man act OF deliberate unfriendli-
ness"
Later and fuller information con-
vinced them, much to their relief.
that the Germans had acted. accord
ing to their Interpretation of 1t, with
more than usual regard for all tech
nicalities Of international law. The
circumstances Of the incident. hap
pening Just when they did. were re-
garded almost as a good sign.
It was still considered today that
the William p. Frye and Leelanaw
affairs fell much under the same
head. This implied a German-Amer-
ican difference Of opinion--but only
a diplomatic difference OF opinion
concerning Germany's right to de-
stroy an American contraband-carry-
ing ship. as well as its contraband
cargo.
News dispatches saying Germany
proposed to stand hrm" and quot
ing important personages In Berlin
to the effect that the kaiser could
not abandon his submarine warfare
we're also taken calmly.
The essential thing. 1t was remark
ed. was that Germany refrain from
submarine attacks involv-
ing danger to or loss OF American
lives. Germany might be as firm"
as she pleased.
Il was conceded that the situation
was somewhat tense and admitted
that Il might become critical at any
moment but for the time, II was
stated, there was nothing to be ex-
cited over.