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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-24

CoTce cables Ho-No :, aSI'Ss asSSaasse
,oS 10, ,.coIr,. 0uO bags Sanios No = WV
Ic,c,oi, IS 90 bags. stock $4,000 bag, ooo ,,,,
Ureil,, a' hc two ports were i'oDg wv, a.
49, Il 600 year ago and 900 Two }taiS AZ"
Sc Paulo hal 5000. against 5000 Az o'D, anu
jgndiaiy. II 900. against 5000 ana 4'''O "'s' ''
'siGAii FUTURES Trading was active; '4 fia
..'e. f'r dan amounting TO lN.oJ' i'I7' anu w.,
IIl,rtone was steady. notwithslanlHE an i,,f ,1
.-.., .u fIe street Operations we're lIn'lpaHS ~
,i ~ rl,.itioo and active buyiug 81 uat ilv',n
early IN lie day suggested mat 'rI , NE, a ,S
,iicb had sold some time ago were 20. u'Ie, \, ID,
,,sbe delivery Toward the close ontIl.s' 4" 'I.
Nee larger and me selling was thought no us III ,'
80, If hedges against spot no ding'. "h'. al W.
e,,t di-e-erres would be proniahlc. iNA's Pi'''
were points net lower 70 D points ..lh",l ,,si,
g..a Inral market FOR raw sugar was t"'' AZ
stI nrires were lower under continued il.ti~ o'',
i,os f,om CUBA demand was u"' aHNe aNp l,-
.i',-s Wcfr Inclined 90 hold OF ana avian "',, az,
rie1ts although there were sales oi Anoul ioU'
lag. Of Cuhas. af0at and prompt shipment. u, "is'
~ Sa.c cost and freight, equivalent 20 4'i' i-'
'e,t,tfurai Al the close there were iufNhtt "",I
,s an that level and the market vas barely sltAl'.
grntrtfueal wa, quoei al io4c. moiasscs al ".''''
snI Cu6as. cost and freight. "'sf.
Range ~ prices v,.,.v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-24

NEW YORK STATE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-24
GRAND BouLvD AND coHcoURss. CO


DAVIDSON Az. o. cor lSlst ST. s. it9i Nt''.9N
-ps. ,.oD factor; and vacant, W II caldwell. IT.
agt Ro-nnreu Eds co ct al; huo1. SlN :
Davis. l.f. due Sh.tvS, taa's. etc. $40, 2" uie
u.uIIIf for 81 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-24

7Y,o market FOR hog products was lower ears
,,.'il- liquidation and selling 81 lsrd b' pacAng
,,t,..,. bud priccs rallied with grain and a. the
49, we're frm Receipts - hogs a. lineage
- "a O0O. estimated for Saturlay 600 hal.sas
w. .i,,i =, -nU suJ Omaha 1000 PORK
S,cal'. meas. SlsaSl9 20. family f-l''-, short short
''"-" Sfq.,Sa0 HTFF- steady. mess. 81 500
ssto ',ru, an 500 $40 30 packet Slpat20 extra
IiaSJs '@ mes, snsssi DRESSED Hoes ul,ei
bscons lose. 1870 49, lohc 100 ID ~ i9ne. no
,n,1s,. ,u,rt 10 ib i24c. a. IL. 49, u ID, Nc,
T,cKici hams .aeady. M TAlI9~-pq1'i, p ~
yia. 5't,il, Mcst @ gpal0c. city lard steady
u, renped lAfd STEADY south America lie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-24
OILS.
COTT0NSEED OIL.
SUGAR.

No fresh feature occurred IN rehnci sugar. aml
prices remained unchanged Ola the basis 81 y 'D,,
ior fine graduated Cuisines was asain eoiI,f1l
IN Withdrawals on old contracts. when "er' ",,S
moderate The following are list prices 81 the
American Sugar Refining Company: Cnsth doin
mos Cases 2 10 cartons. half or fuu si1e pic
: zoe aud o. iu half cases DO cases. ln car Hi'
soc and : SOC IN hair cases Eagle tablets ,sur
cut loaf $500. crushed. o. zoe; mould y ,,..,.
cubes and Eagle confectionery granulatei. l',, .
NNNN powdered csc. and 6'Hc 10 containers
2j-Ih huik: Eagle 5-lb bags powdered. csc. pow
dercI and coarse powdered and Eagle coarse HH.,u
lated &C.. fruit powdered aud Eagle extra me
sranGiatci SOC. domino uanulatcd. cases Z;
3ie and . 10 cartons. zoe. ard o.'oc I'D nS.I
ca-.s Tarie . a. and 10 cartons fine graiu-
lated 6 loo. 2Ib bass d. 2oc. 81 Ih hags DO
I5c. 5-Ib bags do. 6.lOc. l0.lb bags do. ~,
70 and 90 Nh bags do and standard grauuiat"l
Csc. Enc granulatcd AMI Giamoud . !oc; cog
fcctloner'' A. sec: No J. $50 No & :, |''g ,oc'
10 : Sic. 40 y 900: No o. g. .5c; NJ ~
8 zoe: No II. 5ljc. No l.. 5Ioc. Nos I5' u
anil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-24
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. April %. 1915.
apatA

WHFAT-The wheat market vas again under tho
tr e,or, ~ actin, fo-cig, h,,i,e ,,1tb ,,,,,l.,.
crllp~ci inc favorable crop prospects. and while me
volume of trading was not particularly heavy. until
lale Ut u'e gay WloeS W"fHei up N'eAHlN' anu al
the close were &c TO 47sc net higher. Exporters
,,,-o q, Ella. ,,.,.to, g.. 18th Oil ..f r.,r ,,be,f
""0 '' "'' 'i"'"c' 'V' '''" "'' "." JEW WI.
and sales for the day were estimated at about 100
"'.'''
"e'l hu'h IN ..r IMAM h"h 't'l previous, IlIT IT,
ana SAFE, loI 'hHIrio' az ilpa, N.ul' 1891,
amount ln more ma! ,'v''VNp DN.' ,. .'A,'
cables if'm Europe stated ina. most "i llc iti""a
."4N'r'e' nave A.i S'lp.l.l '.eH i.4I" ~, .,,
& s 49, any We .lkt'.. %. , H. e,,,l..'t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-24

! Continent 10 SOC: nrayil. tcu, i2e: compound
steady. ;h@5Ac, sTEAnINE-Stesdy. olco. exc.
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RECORDED LEASES.
APRIL %.
Manhattan.

cSTfe -, VI Heuriqucs Ia G. \ Wood. 500
Bway. 10 yrs from Jan l. 1915; atty E'trards
Hr.Neri,s n T. 1891 81. . S3.iVV
HAMILTON ST 10. o stores: Carneyal TO Gang.
Ii Molrp. 81. SIS. from MAY !. 1913; ATTY
IIIrg E-,wilg Go. loo 81 AIMS az; $500
NosTg WASHINGTON SQUARE. 8. all the
0f tL. sailors snug Harbor 20 May Bodgeu.
3 l. ga 81. WIS. from May /, 1915. atty. W {
orr IN Cbsub.r, 81. 81 200
AMSTERDAM Az. 1854 store & b: II Suesens y
auu. tn.,. 90 r W sudan. lili Ansterdam "a,
yrs from MAY j. 1913; ats, II stewart, I6S3
.l AZ. ,.., f"t-t'
5TH 81. ~ T. all. n VI Lakniss To- $ Friedentaa.;;
-. b. llth 81. 5 fis from Oct 1914. atty II VI
Lazui-f -a. " .ttl 30. 500
RIyINGTON ST. o. basement store. Rogers -o J
Ar0uogfI co. Euugou s., SIS from MAJ D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-24

The result Of the Electromagnetic
ropo.itsns directors meeting was
awaited with considerable interest m
The street. though the price OF the
stock last week had discounted much
Of the bullish expectations. Whether
it had Likewise discounted the actual
adoption of the plan, the market Will
probably show to-day. Il had been
freely predicted that the company
would exchange 8 6 per cent stock. for
the present per cent issue. on "nicH
there is a considerable accumu alton
Of unpaid dividends, but the method II
would emuloy was not clear. In the
present temper Of the speculative com
murtv the plan that has been adopt
cd +, likely to prove popular. but they
are not ali speculator who hold Inter
Ne. stock, and, considering the crltl-
esm the traction combination came in
jor some years ago. when one company
va rIcd on top Of another, it Is pos
sbe that the plan may not become
o7e,. .Ie as soon as Is hoped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-24
Auction Sales Yesterday.
Parcels soll at auction in the Vesey
street salesroom yesterday follow:

Parcels soli at auction in the Vesey
Street salesroom yesterday follow
By Joseph 7. Dsy.
w6sr 6lsT ST. 2o7. n s. iio Amsterdam !, ay
@7aloo ~ teHem' and stores VI Jane , Ss ,
man. ref. due. s. 5is 30: taxes. ctc. SIS: SUD to
m'S. $l2jo0. to ihe plaintiff for $1,000
49, " Morgenthau. Jr. 60.
MONROE ST. l>S aul 1870. S. eo.2 Monigomer,y,
So. i..llHti9. Two sty tenemis and stores; A u
llrI.shcIiurr . al agt y b.ulers ~ al. acilon .
cans q carroll att}s. T. u l,o2ers. J., rd dus
S.5l-o.1i. taxes. ETC.. SIl-o.il. 10 the plALhui
MONROE ST. .lo2- s. 1871 Monlsolmerly S.
same agt same. action ?. same atty: same ref;
dgs. 81. osz.5I: 10 Tie painti1. for $50 600
MONROE ST l34 S. llJ Montgomery s.. N.loN
same. action 81. same atty; same ref. due. S2l. %
O22J9: taxes. etc. S6oa2O; TO the plaintiff, FOR
FAST $50 ST, lS3.. 5. 1905 81 az. ! sly
tencm'. a02lo0 ). Christine g Oppenh'm 81 a. *.
a cohen ct al: Cafy q Carroll. sttys; J G Brady.
rrf. due. 81 a-N.s2. taN.s. ETC. $I001.50. TO the
eAsT IIsTH ST. 1885. S. 200 ID az. 5or
IODII. O. .ty tcucmt a.d stores Lawyeus' Mig @
Ak EIestein 81 a. Car * Carroll. atiys A =
Baxter. rtf. Que. ti3l-Lo-. taxes ctc' F'c'' 10
tHc plaintiff for $4,000.
By Jacob H. Ma,cr.
EAST 9th ST. 5S s. 100 81 Pax "a A. -oLl9o !, ,
SIS dwell. Alir. Sachs ag Jula W Pores. II
swain. ats. n % llcrts. ref. due. >-N.SSo -.
take. etc. 10 tle p.lintii fnr S-o"oo
Al ue Boon. Exchange.
rs James j. Donovan.
GRAND BoULVO AND COHCOURss. cor
18Th. 2SNluU, vacant. alsI
EAST l97IH 81. n s. Grand Boulyd aud Con-
tuursa. ..xlUJ. ant. also go.
FAST 18TH ST % s. o. q Crcston az. 5jANlto1
~ IxliO- :. vacant. r Dutey II al agt Concourse
Bog Co % al. Iir.eman n Naughai' AUS yula
4 Gaiucy. ref due. 81 1850: tarcs. etc Slljs.-
~ subject 10 four prior mtg, agSrcgaing 5000.
adjourned O. MAY
r. George Price.
DAVIDSON Az. o. cor lSlst st. Sli19i >ttI9N
-us. -.ur, fictIrs and vacant, W II caldwell. r.
Az RotnHrcu Bag co ct al; huo1. slN :
Davis. r.f. due St.1oS. taa's. etc. $40 lo the
p.auIf. for 81 600
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. Aprll %. 1915.
RUTTE n.

Receipts r. .dav. 4oiG pigs Fresh tahl, grades
cleaned M closely yesterday. and th" market vas
rather bare 90 stock To-day Buyers wanted lurhef
supplies and under sharp Bidding prices advanced
20 Ladies easier. pacsiug stock unchaig'd
C'rrarnery extras 90 score 200 -3isr higher sc"'-
irg Od3Oiec. nrsfs. 2Na % &C.. seconds. go
- iec. thirds Boa 36c. crrsNer. held. hfeia ~
g-r. so-Hr,l.. -- .tc- thirds. 2is "a. stae haif
finest. gNi. 2gr. good o. prime = -Nf; common
d, fair gIa .fr. renovated. extras. 2a1 -lr hrsts
.2a.2igc. lower grades. -0is -llac. lmilalioh
creamery hrsfs. ~ T. age: ladies. "tfeiil WaNe
0rsfs -Otso zlc. seconds. zoe. lower grades. lf"
lgi4c: packing stock current make. No ., l9c.
lower grade. lsdISisr
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name ard address o. Attorney
APRIL %
Manhattan.

Av A. iss s. 60 18th 81. 20I75 6 Dee 8. 1910;
Sloy.k Press 10 Rose Urban. Biz SyAreicer and
Laura AMI Roscoe schwarz. at'y. Riohd II Mitch
I'll "a Park Row. s. 600
uoF Az " = POO Charlotte ~ lnow Jennings
~ SOrlOO. Nov 80 1909 Carn.ne Teresla
Fulppone 20 Chs Weaver atf}. fFedk SNOW.
~ Nal -, 81 200
LEXINGTON kV. s. 6se 7f'h ST. l7VSo JUS
IN 1874. Anthony M~Quaie o. Elk y levin.
1870 Lexington az. at'y Irwin. 203 Baal.
81 900
NORFOLK ST. so-t lsyussogus Bldg: b q
Jau L. 1914 Beth Hamcdrosh Hagotol syna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-24
CALVES.

80 ana rrires lower Common 90 prime yeas sold
~. sSatlOf2I4 per 100 Do. bunch selected. a.
go cpils AZ S6@S7 CITY dressed ,eals steady
- ia. al6l.c. d few al lie. country dressed az
IOizHlic. , r.. ,so r.,rs 1,a
'"l' co.,. sfO con, Der 100 ID. Sc $50 lb. SO. % d.
i9a" I5S NJ. SO. ga III Do. t97i. cu!is.
-.n' u e.. q 40 d. Sc
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
APRIL 49,
Manhattan.

II Al. March Q 1915. 500 81
qzTH ST. 50S ". G Ellis co sgt Grace d
TrchdcId 81 a.; oct H. 1914. 81. 30
BROAOWaY " s. bet l4fth ard lfsth SIS Is
Fre,llandcr Co az J. W Morrison et al. March
q 1914 los bond. 81 30l 0J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-24
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Iron. y No Ifsii75 Flour. Mps pat 8 s0
Iron. y. No lf5 cotton. middling 1850
Iron &. No "A ~ Coneo 80 Rio "A.
steel rails. Is Sugar. fine gran 500
Eloc copper. is Noiasses OK. p A.
Tin ............ - ~ Reef family. c0o)
Exchange lead f11ia Tallow. special.
Spelter .-...... 10 - Pork. mess. ll.95
Wheat. No red I 6-ig Hogs dr.. 100 n 10ss
Corn. No vol Sgt. Lard. mid West . %
oats. stand VIII G.
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SHEEP AND LAMBS.

rece,pfs. esl9 head: 2}s cars on sale sheep al
- ,1friral lambs steady and choice nanny hril
common to prime clipped lambs sold a. $3.50
80 ao ,,.- 100 III. good WoOlci DO. 81: fe" sheep
s, e. 20 80 ,priu. lambs offered. Dressed mutton
a. sf Is0I5r. best wethcrs selling up 70 roc
iitN " f,ts ~ n la isle. hog dressed. l9c. couu-
t~' dressed hothous, lambs so - per carcass.
SHE ohin * shannon l4i clipped ONO i"iuo''
A. BIB average $3.50 per 100 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-24
REAL ESTATE.
SIXTY DAYS AGO

Wall Street commenced recover from the
stunning blow delivered by the European
War
1t sat up looked around and the great
est crops harvested and sold at prices
SO to 1907 higher than usual
1t saw money pouring into the country from the
sale of war supplies
1t saw everything at the lowest prices, bust
ness rotten, and merchants with no stocks
of goods
1t saw ninety-6ve millions of people still v
ing in the United States be fed clothed,
housed, just usual
1t saw the wonderful new financial system of
the Federal Reserve Bank in opera
Then Wall Street made up its mind that this
was the chance of lifetime.
Fortunes have been made since by people
who had foresight
Mercantile business and REAL ESTATE still
lie fat on their backs. Think this Read
further why you should be interested in the
absolute auction sale of the Estate of Arthur
r Morris by order of Henry Lewis Morris.
ESQ., Executor to be held May lth 1915.
at the Exchange Salesroom, "A Vesey
Street
70, maps and particulars apply to
J. Clarence Davies I47tf St. and 3'd noe.
Joseph P. Day, 81 Nassau ST.
Agents and Auctonee,s
Lewis S. Morris, Esq, Ahy, 81 Liberty ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-24
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

A gain Of around s17OO0,OoO by inc
hanks is indicated by the rGpoTTtted
Movements now, of currency this week: Inc me
ny ;. fror the interior was Si,976,O0o,
s sSip including $2,4$O,OoO national
ha1bnotes sent to Washington for re-
demption Gold imports o e% SS6 came 1e
fron ottawa and 100000 from Hol-
land The gain on ordinary Sub-Treas-
mrv transactions was S4,SSi,OOO.
Announcement has been made, by me
New York banking syndicate that re
Gently underworld the $4,000, 700 New
York State Az per cent bonds that the
entire issue has been resold'
The March report Of the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company shows re-
duction of S7i5.567 in gross operating
revenue. which amounted 10 S''3oZ' ~
Net earnings. however, which were 81
G23.743. showed an increase OF SZ'o,sIo
over the same month in 1914.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-24

Continent, 10 SOC: ntazll teEs, i2e: compound
steady no &c, HIEABlNL-s,eady. oloo. e.c'
city lard stcarine HE.
NAVAL STORES.
The turpertine market was nrm and trading vas
more sctitc. although limited 10 nearby r~luire-
in,nis only Resin was firm, With fair Inquiry
Tar quiet and unchanged TIRrENrlNE. Spirits
machine. Ibis. 4sbc TAR .hcori and klln. DC
ROsIN- Common Ia good strained, ? soc, Is. JSc.
ID a0c =. 2 g5c. Y. e.. q. 4o5c. \, loct J.
lbc: X roc. NJ. i65c. y. 5G5c W g. else
aud W W. soc.
Refined petroleum was steady. and Phcs were
unchanged with moderate demand lAns.rI on
WAS inactive aud prices showed no change fLI nh10
IEIAI standard white. hbs. New YORK and fhl
aicphia soc. hulk 49, standard white. cas-.
New York anil Philadelphia. loo wator white DDS.
New York and Philadelphia. SOC. buzz, 'c' wac,
white cases Ncs York and ihiladelpha &c
IINSEED on. American seed. city raw: o'@e'c'
out Of town raw C2aGgc. calcutta raw. zoe
coTTONsGED OIL.
The mario, was inactive and narrow with pri's
easily Influenced hy comparatively small op~anY.s.
There was slight buying movement early. h9l aiieI
working up several points tho market iea'fu unu.'
liquidation. Toward the close n dc'elop, re
rcNcd nrmness. closing 10 points net hs'o''
RAulc Of prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-24

L Spencer. So az Hunts Point Estates e al
foreclosure - MTG. afJs. same.
LOT s67 laest half. map % village u Wakefs.d;
Iret'a 7 Sesrles. aimr. az Mary A Atkinson
foreclosure ~ mtg. afty. Holden.
Lor sl2 map u nionpori: J Tierney AT Ann.
Maxwell et al foreclosure Of mtg; aty. N
WOE
WISE Az " s. 25 lsld n. 2Jrl00. Carrie u
Anger agt T. iAedeman Ct al foreclosure %
mtg: atty. J J Mcbride.
Wit as sin at Field Ry e. 81 al Gore
closure " mtg attys. kitlle 4 ~
LOT "a block 1885. Sec TO- Oh Tax map.
Dieisch IT, AZ Man = Councillor 70 al .ioNon
~ foreciose transfer q tai LEM. anys ferl,s
1874 ST. 81 Z. simon az l. ds Nos et al
foreclosure n mtg attg. N1ir
RosEILE ST sc cor Poplar -. - bti00 ne
Paul agt VI Dillon ~ a. foreclosure u
mtg atiys. Strdng s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-24


IN The worldwide depression that fol
lowed she outbreak Of the war South
Amerca suffered In two ways she was
practically cut off from her two prln-
cipal markets for capital London and
Paris and because she had so long
financed her foreign trade by sterling
and franc exchange her machinery Tor
Internal oral business was crippled.
Il Wa only natural under such CIR
eumstar-es that the South American
coun,I.a. should have reduced their I'M
ports and at the same time have done
what they could TO stimulate their eN-
ports tl markets iu neutral countries.
United States dollar exchange is yet
young u South America. Its use Is
grown. however. and both the United
State and South American countries
are bcGcatuC by the increased eN-
change of business between them. But
IN the eight months ended with Febru-
airy exports Of the United States 20
the th-ce principal countries, Argen-
tina. Bra7iI and Chill. were only a ut
lie over half as much as they were
year AGO S95. 100000, against $67,225,-
900. Imports from those countries
howeycr. were nearly $1l,0OOOOO larger
than la.- year. Argentina sending about
a5.5Oo 600 more. and Brazil S31O0,OOO
and Chilli 81 100000 less.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-24
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
APRIL g.
The Bronx.

HOE av ~ $3.50 Aldls a. f4frtZ0 t.u 80
6. ,S,r, 9. N I ps5ael E.s' '''' '' ''' *
NOE Az. q $50 % Adus 3d. ~ .4l-H t.,F Ma
a. loans rurck Really tofpu. fo co,l r.. sfy
apart .ll pas rrut-I N0l
i65TH ST. D. % cor Bryant 80 -0A.p0 ty Ma e.
Inar. Bryant A. a lt-fh $50 to. iur OBJ crest
one sfy apart 900 pafmrHfN. $40 900
BRYANT AV. cs. 90 n lb..h - -oal01 CiY Mig
Co. loans BRYANT Az ltifh Srto. llg. to erecs
ono s'y apart Oh paymeutl. S.6o00
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-24
BOROUGM on BKOOkLYN.
UNFINISHED APIS. TO LET.
WEST SIDE
BROADWAY APARTMENTS 5Ist to SD II.
3-I-5 and Rooms; Low Rents.
FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.

TO LIT Fine house furnished 10 rooms toilets.
gas electric light choi5r piazza. vegetable garden.
20 81 Andrews Place Aouke-s near luserdale.
City Line. subway and Putnam Railway. Telephone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-24
Change Sentimental.

II IS doubtful if there has beer any
real change in either the Missouri Pa
tifc or Missouri, Kansas & Texas stu
e.,o~s. that is. material change.
Varker sentiment has altered, as QUO
tstiors tur the securities yesterday
showed. At the close Of last weeN. for
Instance. Missouri Pacific forty-year 4
per cent bonds were selling at 53i2
Yesterday az 47i2. The convertible IS
showed q change from as to Ar, and
tbe stock. which ended last week at To-,
slosei yesterday at 1857 The notes
were quoted yesterday az 9$'2 bid, %
asked. "Naty's" first 4 per cent bonds
ended OIL Saturday last al 19's; yes
terdav they were 1913. The second
IS vcr. down from G2ia TO 81, and
the notes were offered at one time yes
terdav afternoon a. 81, with 10 BIDS.
The common stock was down to l0'4
YESTERDAY. after selling at 1875 on Sat
grday. but closed at III. The pre-
ferrcd touched PC. but closed at ~
with q net loss of . points. j. sold
las Saturday az 36.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-24
lis PENDENS.
APRIL o
Manhattan.

SUTTON PL. vs.. POS jsth st. 2o1S6 .; and Ia,
av nos. Clark q al az u braun 81 al
foreclosure of mtg atys Roe h
SUFFOLK ST. q s. 1855 n Hester st. 2lIl0O:
Victoria Lauby ast Lauby ct al partition +.
attys Ste.uer 4 L.
I24TH ST. y " Mutual LITE ms co Of y az,
VI Halliday II al foreclosure o. mtg. atty, +
3qTg ST sos j07 ". Mary II Dortic at L Monu
% al foreclosure ~ mtg atfys. Merrill \ X
Az g o. s. Il o. l0th st. % SIy3. Sarsn T. B.odget
AZ Rosie Rothstein q al tamendel foreclosure
N ma aitN. A A Slnar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-24
TOPICS OF The DAY
IN WALL STREET
Dock Island Receivership
Has Belated Effect
on Sentiment.
sWOP" AND KATY"
COME UNDER FIRE
marlborough. Metropolitan Plan
10 Satisfy Both Glasses of
Stockholders.

Rock Islands rcccivcrship had begun
e. tell rs a market factor, said brokers
,ssterdav. Practically ignored when
re rest Of the trading was going WELL
!, wss all the moro powerful as an IN
suence IN the reaction. Where !, mad
.be most force was in inducing pessim-
;sr with regard 10 the prospects OF
two other roads that have yet 20 put
her troubles behind them, Missouri
pac,fc and Missouri. Kansas & Texas,
Vncb was made Of the doubt that the
Con'd estate would agree 60 extend its
told,ncs Of the "Nop" $25,00o,0O0 note
issue. which natures ON June l. AZ
The same time 70 was said that 81
1oyis banks were not disposed 20 be
sac,recahIo 90 the NJ. X. & T. note ex-
ttnsiop. That issue is for Sl9.O0O,0OO.
and holders Of So per cent Of the notes
"nost o. thcm banks nave already
e IS said. asscutod 90 the plan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-24
The Bronx.

ELsMERe PIT rs $50 e Marmion 75Kl00
Grand Boulevard Holding Go au Coyne De
lany Co Inc action 60 release Judgment stiys.
Miller * H.
BRYANT Av W e 80 % Randall AZ. &SloO. Eliz
q Hardy AZ HUNT. Point Estates 60 al 00re
.Io.lr. of mtg . avs. Miller. h l.
BRYANT Az. "a So 800 % Randall Il -jtl0o
Isabella hing az Hunts Point Erates e. Al
foreclosure Of mtg Attys. same.
BRYANT Az. " 3. AS Randall aE 25IloO .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-24

coz1e 10 Raisler Heating Co. % Amsterdam Az;
etfys Foster & G. 30 Maiden Lane. Si.Svv
WARREN ST, o. s. Z3Ni2. Aug j.. 1917 hoot
y - ,l'e''''' ~ s. 900
7lsr ST. a. Of 273 c Az A. lOoKlo22 ia s. $
29S Az A -5NlO2 3. Jan o. lsiZi hetscninan - ~
pleie, 800 p 72d A. 10 Rosa w Herschman. ZbI
W s9,h st. any. Hy Fluegelman. 299 B~ay:
o,1u ST 90 W Park AZ. Is srioO :. March 81.
iSqe- Francis j 4 Carrie II Schmugg 70 Alpheus
II Bulkeey eIr. atty. 7 G d T Co. $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-24
HOGS.

. po.cinf. 4 90 head. y cars on sac InAFhtI
,t,aiy. medium weights Soid a. $50 J." wv 49,
i's esie newton 4 Co: 81 state hogs l5' u az
,rssn' S>l5 per 100 ID. roushs. SSV To- g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-24

T." 40 NJ Brennan contractor. $50
COLLEGE Az. 1902. and 302 T. l56th s. Hut
tor A Go Az TulIy Building Co. Inc. owner,
fl SuS, costrartor: sl5i
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-10

tires. No other
make compares S
with them in low
average cost per
mile. A half-mil-
lion users have
proved that.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-10
Big Increase in Mail
Handled in HARRISBURG

From present indications the
amount of mail handled at the local
Post Office during the present wear
VIII exceed that of former years by
many thousands of pounds.
The increase in the parcel most
business is partly responsible although
first and second class matter is
making big gain over former wears
Within the last month a million cata-
logs from a New York mail order
house have been distributed in Cen
tral Pennsylvania. Another large con
signment is due from Middle West
firm. With the launching of the Fail
advertising campaigns by local indus
trial and business concerns the
amount is expected to take another
big jump.
Plans and specifications for the new
addition and improvements to the
Post Office have been received bv
Postmaster Frank c. Sites from
Washington. Several contractors have
already inspected them. Bidders will
be required to place bids on the en-
tire job. Eighteen months is specified
as the time limit on the work.