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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-22

COFFEE CABIES-Rio market - refs lower.
a. 49, S sSsa 5 ! ,5. SssP' 5Sge i-s
$500: rece.pus. 1000 bags: sock $4,000 BAGS.
Receipts a. the two poris we're 1900 bsss against
Psulo Lad 3 000 against 10000 and 1000. and
Juadshy 1000. ssall.t Cooo aud 5000 bags. re-
sprcuveb Cleared rom RIO Nay 20 The steamship
Mle.deabln. win 5000 b4ss Tor New York.
SUGAR.
Refined sugar was firm ard unchanged. ard
while the domestic demand was s'lN qucl tAee
we're faihef -e s Tor stpP e1 st s's sde ro6Sed
net less 2 PER cent Tor cash. Crystal domluo,s.
eases. 2-lb cartons hAf or full Size pieces .sg
5Se N IN ssss GAGE "a s-' tsje O 100 cut oa
. SOC: crushed. o soc. mould A. 6.ijc: cubes aud
p1sdeYei. 6.I5as'65c. in containers ej.lb LuIk:
coarse powdered and Eagle coarse granulated.
s ioc. friit powdered and Eagle ezra ane srsnu-
lsted &c. Domino graduated. case, 2. 3ia and
BIB cartons. $50 4oc. Ia y cases Eagle. p. "a
DO. S.50c: sis % bags do. s25c: 5,i6 bags DO.
6.20c. lob bass do D be. IS and Sob bags do.
and Diamoad <, C. confetiones' 4. Jsoc: No
]. j.75c. No 2. SOC; No g. 56ic: 10 4. 5c0c.
10 5. 555c. No 8. 5.J0c: No Z 54jc: No :. 5lOc:
zoo. 10 IL. u md Is S i5c There was no
change IN raw sugar but he undertone va. SIM
and holders we're asking full prices owing 10 the
continued unfavorahe weather 90 Cuba and fur-
ucf sales u granulaed for export account The
DAYS business fairly active. and included a
cargo Of Cubas Tor prompt shipment 10 the Penn
syvanla sugar Refining Co. At SIC. cost and
freight. equal 70 4s9c for centrifugal for prompt
shipment IL also rlmOred that the same
firm had purchased another cargo. although 10
could not Sc confirmed. The close was az soc
for centrifugal. fl2c for nolasses and sac for
Cubas. cost and freight.
SUGAR FUTURES.
There was qulet opening Ia sugar futures.
with nrst pricee s'uerally unchanged 70 q d-cline
Of 3 points ~ rSlts on the call Trade Interests
bought a n.,ls JAY and September. with sons
switches frcra June 10 September and July 10 Sep
tember, but business not large. and the market
closed ! point hshsr % points lower. with total
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-22
Call Money at / Per Cent.

The plethora Of funds now held in
the vaults Of the New York banks, IS
well as important out-of-town institu-
loans being made on the Stock Ex-
change at per cent. This is the low
est rate since June "a, 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-22

lh. $50; 5. $40 lss 50: 3. sTe lbs. $780, :. '''
so: HfG r. Ilss 30 So SIS, f'9i d ' isS5 Is '
5 g . Il: Is 5:' rs ssr .'io lis H. TO-; r ~
lbs $500; 3. Loss los. $3.50. s. lo5o JOS, % ~ :
lo3l r, g g s3 3 r.. sc SO ss5 i iS..
sl5g; J.. so lbs. $3.50; Q. LOIS los' H.-o' >
u ro5ia BIN & shannon: 20 Penn steers. i.oos, III.
s7s5. 9 bulls llJ0 lbs. $500; 2. SIS lbs. 20
COWS. i.02s lbs. $40: 5. e3I lbs $50 2, s.s
iss s. 3, 8 l''' na- $3.50 s. SO lbs $40
$ sander So bulls. Loss lbs sass; . e7S
s. SO ioio - t., 81 sSsS T. los is S. ; 81
NJ .; 8 tar., oi = sq 1872 p. :s;.;
Is. $50: . "a eiii lbs. sis. - $3.50
CALVES.
Receipts 1850 head. ISIS on sale. Market
active and 500 COO higher. Common 70 choice
Teals sr50asl0 per 100 lbs culls si8S.. Cly
dressed vea.s arm At IN 8l5isc. country dressed
- s .I- & Co.: 40 1csl.. l4s lbs aver
kens Commission Co. a 7ells. ISL lbs. SO 10;
81: = los ib; S: culis, Iij los. s.
Tobin shannon: III yeals ISI lbs $3.50:
~ :. sander, as yeLs IA lbs. 500. 100.
1877 lbs SO; IS, l35 lbs. SsS7le 3 $50 los. $3.50
rs Jd al ' e. 10 i i5 veal. IL i35 &; r, s.
i = 8. tcari, {. son: 50 veala. lsa ss $3.50:
MSraer.5g 4 c.: vsals. 1873 lbs. seas: :.
10 los. $50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Slow s' sd weak All 70 oSer les, irs s,ssy uaie
ssiso te,csl 81 5oTS-. mixed sheen. 81 g. culls
spring lambs. s9asl2 Drcssci mutton and dressed
lambs steady dressed sprag lambs easy a. -35 80
county dresser l0'l0u'' '-l-'' 'o"e' a. s'S'' 90
sa-es-To,in & shannon. IC3 Va spring lambs
81 b. 500. ycafirss. l5s' n. $50. 27e clipped
r, 70 s. 4'o 3D. 500 . i'' 10 ''''' 90
h..5gs Commission Co. ss7 Va spring lambs -
70 &. Sio75. ii PEN so 10. $50 30 clipped Va
~. , %. - " sa ~ ,f,g lambs "a M sl2:
oo 49, H. ~ -o' ~ 'itsr'i o'to lambs q
ID. $42y. 81 c.lpied ia . - ~, "A IN
e., i'e ,,' , q .i.., I H. I'll 49,
az y uisn''n S"tep ~ , w.. ft.r,.., ioo IN slo
- ''eeP' 4o' 10 SD maze
n,-.. 600, -, HUGS, ,, cal. p-4o,.s
about steady az $s4'S ~ rSasis s'3IgSS9.VO; a. "a
sa.es-S- SMdets st"te sIosSi L.. ~, 90 ~
per 100 p 2 200 .D. $500 .. -01 10 80 Ious'S'
S'S ~; sO'Iy' 70 Q. ,,s.. hoe. lea IN 1910. &
roqsus 500 ID. 5000. 90 ..... 49,. re ID.
keFus commission CO 10 sac M's' ~ e55''
NoLv' II 4eA-' 80 ~ co. '"1s@' 60 ~ WV
..
East Buffalo y. Y. May I.-CArIlE-Re-
ccpts. $500. atlye. Si5oa$t-5. HuGS-te-
ceipts. 5000 fairly active heavy, S9og$Is5;
SIS" 'rougls' s. jo@$555: STAYS. SOS 30.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1000. active:
lambs. SGaSll: yearIngs $500 s.. 80. wetners.
s. JOGtS.5j; ewes. $S8So sheep miKed. ss9ss.-l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-22
BPOOME sT.

BROOME ST
TIL. approximate amount of the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the aboy. de-
scribed property IS 20 be sold Is t5s.17isz.
with interest thereon from May 10, lsl5.'
together With costs and allowance amount
inR 20 s42O.73. with inserest from May IL,
Igi5. together with tho expenses o. the
sale The approximate amount or tho
taxes assessments ana water rates or
other liens which are 70 be allowed TO
The purchaser out OF the purchase money
ar paid by the referee IS t957.lt. with in-
terest and penalties thereon.
dated. New York. May -. 1915
MAURICE S. COHEN. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-22

Opinion per earian tLaushiin. J. dissenting and
The People, &c Hector A. Zsyas, Frank W Me-
Gee Harry X POmnery and William Hughes
judgments and orders Affirmed on the authority q
People Austein. gil y y, SIS. ttngrsham. J.
and Laughiin J. dissenting
Lillian BurtoulW Burton - & al lsdz-
ment and ordcr reversed and new trial crderci
with costs 20 appellants 20 abide event Opinion
per curAm. u.Sugh&in and Scot. u. dlsscnuns
4 + Insrsham AIvcrtisins Coma, 5. 10 and IS
cent Magazine. Inc. Order ErlFIned. with $40 eosis
and a disbursements.
Fred Pierce sun Insurance onee. Determine,
ton reversed and iudgment q Municipal Court
Affirmed. with Costs IN this court and In tho Ao-
palate Term 20 the defendant
Re Peter Houser. dac'd Order reversed. WITH
costs n appellant. the rrst QUESTION propoundei
BY petitioner answered In the negative, the second
IN the Affirmative Opinion by ScotL J.
The People. etciN&than Goodman Judgment AZ
crmel
susanna schlech as admH. etc Paul sehlsich
Elsie H. Ettlingcr et ahAibcrt J Kramer - al
imp,d efc. Judgment ARMED. with costs,
Ida Small Clarence HouNmAn Il al Judgment
eos,. 10 appellants to abide event Opinion ~
Grace w Savage Daniel J suliy Order re-
versei with $40 costs and disbursements, and mo-
ton denied. with SO costs opinion b Scott. J.
Publicity Leasing Co Alfret Ludwig. supt q
costs and disbursements 20 appellant AGAINST the
Mecca Realty Co and the GUIDE 90, and
motion for injunction granted d ehtcnt indicated
IN opinion. Opinions b. Scott J. and lngrAham.
j llngrahain, 4 j. dissenting
Re Winoughhy b Dobhs. an attorney. Referred
TO Henry a Glldcrs.Nye. cficial referee
Re Charles firtStone an aitorney. koerrcd 70
Roger Ppor. ocrcd referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-22

Hull Building Co. Inc. and p o'Roarhs-J
kingston, tSis ~
Katonah Construction Co. sull. W 7 Hockey
and J" l h00A''' in'-N0'''''A DAnA 0 issl5 .
Keeper. " D-P Forman, Nflde
Lawrence. II Z. as gdn--f Ia ylnd q al. $500 ] >
MonaniA NJ &c Carucci. f5s2l
Mcpherson, J-R Mcpherson. tsEi2
'''''" "--'1 ~ - sii.ss
O'Rrien Catherine F-Clson Point MiitNy
Academy. f2.tst
Satm0ry u Han 81 al SEAS
schultz W Wv McCrea SIS s.
Scandinavian Spring Water Co Il al. sl5s.sS
Same-Grsmatan Spring Water Go. tl3zs
sanle-B y Gerding. 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-22
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR REcEIPTs.


Flour was inactive. but prices were firmly hold
owing 10 rho streIyfh iu the Northwestern cash
markets spring patents. SltO9>s. sprns clears.
81 I0a &1.a5. winter patents, $50 1905 winter
strsighfs S.. 100 $1.4i. extra No winters. Sl'JH
81 II. extra so winters. Sj.cja $3.50. Kansas
Rights S740aS 100: fancy spring patents. ;.9-
hing lots $1,000 s.gj. RYE FLOJH-Quiet; fair
10 COOL So 0aSo5J. choice io fancy. So q
sos COBNNEAI~- steady; hln dneL SO;
RAG NfEAI-stcAIy fine white and Yellow, $l.tO
al Is: coarse. 81 600Sl o. FEED-Wcfem
steady: bran IOo-lb sacks. S2375a$-4. stardard
middlugs do. 81: -four do. So. rel dog n1ur.
l4g-b sacks $50. cts steady. br1n bulk. $-5 %
100 ,b sacks 50: heavy midIlngs do. 81, -four
d. 50 30. rel dog -four. liJ-.b SACKS. $50 oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-22
BETTER DEMAND
IN WOOL TRADE
Fleece Growers Far Apart
on Prices-FOreign
Markets Firm.
fRr rslerr,ph % n, Tribun. ]

Philadelphia, May 21.-The local
wool market during the week has been
quiet and shows no important change.
New woods are being taken more free
ly in the Far West, and the prices
which are being paid there are not
likely to afford buyers much profit I'M
less there shall be an advance IN the
Eastern markets.
In the fleece sections growers are
still asking at least 80 cents for me-
dunn woods, but buyers are unwilling
to contract on this basis. The goods
trade continues quiet, demand being
generally of a hand to mouth character.
Quotations:
New York and Michigan fooces-Fine unwashed.
% a Z3c: delaine q "a Csc. oue-hat blood sue lc.
one quarter. three-elglths and o1c-haR clothing
2ja 26c. common ana braid. 500 lc.
Pennsylvania and Ohio hceces-Dedne washed
33a34c Xxx. 8la 32c. fine unmerchaptahle COG
Bic: one:half blood comoing a9e Sc: thI rec
eghths. 33a &c. one quarter. S3d sc. dealhe u.i-
washed. 29g 3Oc; fne. 20 &c; common and braid.
500 3lc.
Carpet woos-Angors l7@2oc; Bokhsra colors,
l8g20c China combing, 2jq 26c. China 10 l
Northern widowed. 23d24c: Monaghan. p q CSC ::
3jc: Georgian (iecCe) 2sa 30c: JOrlas secured ~
3Sc. Kandshar secured. 81 36r. haradi white 2. 90
SOC. Karadl gray. 2Od2lc. khDfassan first clip,
$50 2ic. Khorassan second clip. -5g2SEc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-22
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MAY q.
Manhattan.

The inst name Is that Of the debtor the second
that Of tho creditor. and date when Judgment vas
Angel Construction Co. Carmins Cionf and n Pass
~. 1915: ssl9el
same-Coonial Import & EIpor Co; April g,
Angel Construction Con- Y Telephone Co April
81. 1918: si5si5
city Of New York; Ahrens; March l. 1915;
sans poollps, April 20. 1915. " .i.i;;
same L Langaa: Feb 10. 1918; ;T5lS0
Same-M Jacobs et al. Feb a. 1915; $taset
Same-L Mount March 10. 1915: $50
same 4 Kuhn. March IS. 1915 t2.loo
same--second National Bank q Y; feb q,
clemeats Julia A. ADM JOrian. Jan Il. lel!;.
Dunett. Louis-HollwoOd Co: March H. 1914
Haven. Fanny A. Edv Dunn and James . Raih.
bone eIr-ritlo Guarantee Trust Co Nay ~
Hansen. olsa-civ Of New York. Dec IS. 1918;
Higgins. VIZ NJ Van ordon; Jan ie 1917.
Jensen. Jens and Anna Nc Love: Oct iS, 1915
Mf i5is E-A"'r''n OIL '''A Co. AI .5s. Il
NoacE C-M Pappss; May 20. 1915; $500
Nesser. d. aid notwithstanding Msakes
60, June 10, 1905: . sstAH
BIGGER Bela-R Cusamano; April IL. 1915; sBlft0s
Royal Textile co. Inc--J Anderson q Co. Ici DeSS
Dicmci. oivs-c A McsflrV; Nay :. 1878 i's;
RAVE VILE P--s Psks,: July 7. l9l, tvscsledl
pauun. P-Nassau Finance Co. May Is. 1915 ". !.
cated); so''''
The Bronx.
Monaghan. John--R T Lcyisohn; Jan 49, isit :,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-22
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. May Il. 1918.
REEVES.

Receipts. 2.279 head; 20 cars on sale. Marie,
Sea- sea- s57Sas 6s5. bulls s55oGN.lo; cows $3.50
.ct5: extra. $3.50. Dressed beef In fair demand
Seic.-Ksrns Commission Co: IS Penn steers
$40 lls average. SSs5 per 100 lbs. %, 1881 lbs.
80 lbs. s.. ! bull LILO lbs. $40: COW. 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-22

Receipts ss9s boxes. including 40 boxes IN
traIsi. for eNper,. Tue market Las an easier tone
lu twins aaI hats. Exporters have little atfan-
tags and lt-tiyor, have SVEN way slightly IN oi1eT
d. EJECT sales state whole milks. fresh. mats and
lain. coOrI specials l1i.c. white specials.
IIi4c: colorcd. average fancy. lIc; white. average
falCy. lie. cltIiars special. lttc; average fancy
I-sr Wisconsin Whole IrilSs. fresh twins. Hats Or
double daisies. fsal1itc. state. skins, fresh
specials, Iializc. choice. l2s. sl354c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-22

h.iSs. SPECULATION and export. 300. American.
1000. imports. 10000, all American. mid upland.
800 Futures opened Quiet. 70 points highef :
efo.ed steady Al net advance or 70 1871 points.
Mar. June pad: June.Juiy, 6s9d. July Aus.
5ySKd; Aus. sept, sGHd; ost-NsI 100 ; yal-
5,kSd, Manifestations hardening; eieihs duh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-22
coTTOHsEEO OIL.

Shorts were good buyers In the eo,,onseed OIL
market. and trading VAS moderately active, WIN
prices Amer. The advance IN .ard had a tendency
90 stimulate confidence aud. while some une lsir-s
was !st over the foreign political situation. tlis
was % 20 90 4 degree ~ evidences 10 some I'M
p-Iyeueut ln the export inquiry. Closing pTl-ss
wo-e Iai points net higher. Range Of prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-22

NEW YORK COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
apeeslsts Tsn-Ist Dspartnent-RecesA
Special rerm-Part ti-DoNNELLf. J.
TX parte matters.
sURRoGkTES' COURT CHAMBERS - CO.
HALAN. :.
No day calendar.
CITY COURT.
Soecial rerm-PaV LYNCH J.
h parie matters.
RECEIVERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT COURT.
By DONNELLf. J.
Harry I Nelson Nestor Holding Coo Bnooy.
Marie W H4neox Gertrude smith Conen-
Cathcrire YorA 1 Mclslergcr-H J GOODWILL
By GREENBAUM
L Trust CO.. u Mela-E L Cohn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-22
KAYAI STORES.

Further depression occurred N the local turpen-
tine market and prices showed a Ign; decline, a.
though trailing vas ssh quiet With buyers inclined
% await developments. Rosin was quiet and IN
changed TLRPENTINE-Sgluts machine bbls.
44c TAR-Rc;o.t and kiln Sc. ROSIN-Comu9n
20 good strained 3 25c. b 3.i0c. ID. S.5oc: asd
r. 5000: q and II, 3soc: !, 8 Sc; X. s.sjc; "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-22
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. May q. 1918.
RITTER.

Receipts so5o pkgs Market ruling steady on
auI arm on all qualities from 2i1zc dowuwaf
Creamery, extras fs2 scorcl. CSC, nigh scoring.
2siz Ia zoe: fists 21a3-iac. creamery. old, common
90 prime. --r Zoe. state dairy. hlest. -tzw -'t.
good t0 Prime. ~ 1,c. relJ'atei, extras. -oig a
a.. Grsfs o. l3c. Imitation creamery. h,sb. - =
To- --t. ladies' current make. G.s.s. -I9Zlzc;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-22
Boston. May 21.-"The Commercial

Boston. May 21.-"The Commercial
Bulletin" will say tomorrow:
There has been further improve
ment this week in the tone of the mar
ket, both here and in the West, where
buying has increased considerably.
Sales for the week have been no more
than of average size and have been
largely of foreign wool, for which
prices have been firm and bit higher
for the crossbreds sold.
Foreign wool markets are all firm:
Ohio and Pennsylvania Flccces De' ane washed.
94a35c: nns unmerchantablc. 81 Ia 32c; one haii
blood comhing 3SdS4c. dclaine unWashed. -
soc: fine unwashed 26927c. Michigan and New
York. Fine unWashel. % PC; de.alne un|asINi,
25a 26c: ne-half blood Urwashed. s00 &c. three.
eighths blood uuwashed. $50 3jc. Wisconsin aud
Missouri: One-haH blood. $50 sc; three eighihs
blood 800 34c. onc-QuGrter blood. 81 &c; brad.
Sic Kentucky and similar. One half blood un-
washed. $40 $40: three -Gghths blood uEwashed.
secured basis-Te1as: Fine twelve months. ga
6S. nne eight months. % SOC California. North
en-. 63GCjc: middle county Js960c. southern.
JJ,a Soc Oregon: Eastern No ] staple. $50 loc:
Eastern clothing. "a 1 6jc: valley No l. BIC ''c
Territory Fine. staple. GNH1oc; fine. medium
staple. 66,d &c; fine clothing. o5e e'c: tne me-
dunn clothing g. Soc; onc-haf blood c0nti.g.
Is a zoe: three-ci ghths blood combug. tj9t-c.
Pulled. extra. 67~Gsc; IA. Cj9 otc; nne \, esq
Csc. supeTs. coz &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-22

regular. Receipts Of hogs At Chicago were $1,000
ESTIMATED Tor SATURDAY. 2 Q9ol. kansas city re-
ness sls.SasIs q. family. S-iTs23: short clear
so 20 $3.50 HEEF-F.ru: Inss.. tlS50@Sls.
mess Ssla{sA DRESSED HOGS--Srealy: bacons.
l0s.c: -. Do. l8i.c. 10 Do. lie: 100 10. Ntc;
10 ID. las.c. y H. i2.. u Do. lli.c Picked hams
steady az i2Ac TALLoW-Quiet: special. Csc;
city. 6isc. country. 6tsG e.se- LAAD-Gu.et; Slld.
de West eC0F9 zoe. CRY lard steady az Ga 3
csc Refined lard steady. South America 10 90,;
Continent d. Zoe. Brazil. kegs. Il goo. Compound
firm az - 7-t.c srEARINE-Firm: cleo. gl.c;
cify lard steariue Il4c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-22
SURROGATES' NOTICES.

~ PURSUANCE or AN ORDER or Hons
orahIe John Z. Cohalan a Surrogate OF.
,hs County Of New York. notice IL hereby
given 70 all persons having claims against.
cc,,nt.ss Mary Esther Won Wsldersee. late.
y, usnnoyer, Germany. deceased. to present.
the same with vouchers thereof TO the sub.
eo,,ber AZ his place 81 transactlng business
~ as Wall street. Borough Of ManhAttant
IN The city OF New York. on or before the.
Inn day OF August next
~ 49, New York. the 2sth day Of January,
EDWARD W. SHELDON
A'A'' Auxiliary Executor.
STEWART sHEARER. Attorney for An-S
MARY Executor, IS Wall Street, Borosgh
~ Manhattan. New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF a. srs:r ,s 2. HON HON., JOIN ?,
- Satic- N hereby given 70 al peisons HAVING
i.,n sssins, ANNA LOUISE GAisDNkh nts e.
slAm 1,",x Of Nea York deceased. 10 present ~
ths .os isR vouchers thereof to the subscriber. q
same. AZ transacting business, Al the oftce o.
per pa unlss Isa.. No. % Broadway. IN the city.
o. ssw YORK. on CT 's'''' "'' NJ" '' VI '''S
as n,., Nsr Yorh, the 18Th day Of No,emosr 1914
HENRIETTA O. cATrAPANL
LEVI g. HUIsE AdninistsairlA
- Rsesdsu. Sss tsfs GU ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-22

tn. local market for spot cotton VAS quiet and
.,ebsnged AZ o. T5c for mlddling upland; sales MI
Tho liverpool weekly report. with comparisons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-22

BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Special rNm-BKADY. J.
IL parte matters.
COUNTY COURT.
Special Term-GiBBS. J.
Ia parts maitefS
sURRoGATE'S COURT cHAMBERS-sHuLz. &
No day calendar
KINGS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Appellate 0yldon-ld Oeparment-No Derisiona
THIS Is the nfst time IN many weeks that tie
weekly decisions have been omitted
NASSAU COUNTY.
COUNTY CoURT-NIEMANN. J.
Motions and eH parte, az ~ q m.
sURRoGArE's coURr-GRAHANL s.
Wills. al a. nl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-22
OILS.

Rsfnsf petroleum. was unchsrr,i L'ns--d OIL
was steady AZ recent prices pErROLEU Nf-Stand-
ari white. New YORK AMI Phlade. phia. bbls. 1900;
bulk. g.. la-.s. los. water white. bls $500; bulk.
o.: cases. NE. LINsEED OII-American seed.
city raa. 6Sgt9c; 0ut-of-.0wn raw. o. 9 oSc; Cal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-22
THE METAL MARKETS.

Monaghan. yohn--R T Leyisohn Jan 10. 1914; .,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-22

Tho following judgments we're fled yesterday. the
first name being that u the debtor:
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-22

Receipts. 1929 head. a carload sale Prices
about steady 40 SSg{S 10 roughs $3.50 500.
Sa.cs-S. Sanders u state logs, l6l o. IS
per 100 10 2 200 .b. $50. .. -oy To- s.; Tousis.
800 IL. S6.60.
NeSton 8 Co IS state hogs. $50 ID. $50: &
rougus 5O1 d. S. 90.
Keras Commission Co 10 state hogs Us lb.
$50; II Penn. rs 10. So: rougIs 81 10, 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-22

m, marked continue trm On AT stades o.
timothy hay. with generally higher asking P'iees'
specially oa better f';de "A "a l1 Is 0t 10 10 o g.
t1", 80 r. shipping SlsoXIs; fancy lgLt si0yeI
cir.i s2f 56a q %. STRAW re. No l. SI9S
Sig tSmau bales soc l0wer.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-19
WONDERFUL PICTURE COMING

The Williamson Expedition Sub
marine Motion Pictures which are to
be shown at We Liberty theatre next
Sunday and Monday are different
from amy other motion pictures ever
made. In this respect they may safe
ly be said to be the greatest attsoc.'
ton in the motion picture world to-.
day. They have been given pages of
unsolicited publicity by the press
the scientific journals and general
magazines all over the world, Photo.
graphing under water and through
water has always been considered az
impossiblity by scientific men az
wcn as 10y photographers, but the
Williamson brothers by means Of
their submarine tube, the results o.
30 years Of experiment and labor
have photographed panorama o
wonders aud beauties futhoms undc
1 the occou never before seen by man
And, strange to say, the pictures ar
ns clear us though they had beet
taken in studio,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-19
MOUNT ANGEL NEWS

Raphael DeGuire, of the U. ). navy
visited at the home Of his parents the
past week. -
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. E.
D. Phillip on Tuesday, May 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mount are re-
ioicing over the arrival of daughter
at their home on Sunday, May 30.
Willet Phillips, a pioneer of this vi
cinity aged 81 years, died at his home
last week, and was laid to rest in the
Silverton cemetery.
Miss Morkan, a teacher in the city
schools, left Tuesday morning foI
Portland, where she expects to spend
her vacation.
Mrs. NJ. Oswald and family are en-
loving the beautiful weather riding
about the country in a new stude
baker purchased from the Schmidt
Brothers garage in Mt. Angel.
A. l.. Cannon is making substantial
improvements at his green house il
this city. Mr., and Mrs. Cannon have
the thanks of the Tribune for a
fine bunch of lettuce grown in their
hot.house.
Mrs. Nettie Shelton, who has been
visiting at the home of Mrs. H. 5
VanValkenburg for several days, de.
parted for Illinois Monday morning
where she expects to make her fu'
ture home.
Thirtv.five automobiles from Sill
vcrtou and vicinity were in town at
one time Saturday evening. But this
was not all. Woodburn, Salem, Mar
ouam. SCOTS Mills and other towns
sent automobile loads and railroad
passengers to this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Booth, of Portland, ar
rived in the city Saturday evening
and will take charge of the under
taking business while Mr.. and Mrs.
W. ). Jack take their annual vaca'
tion at Cascadia, Mr.. and Mrs. Booth
will occupy the Jack residence on
Water street.
That heavy rains last month dam
aged the strawberry crop in Mt
Angel was contradicted a few days age
when Nick Neibler brought a monster
berry to the Tribune office that measur
ed 4 3.4 inches in circumference. Mr.
Nciblcr says lots of them are grown
near lit. Angel this season.
Nick Bohn, a clerk in Jos. Eberle 3
store, met with very painful accident
last Friday morning. In some manner
splinter Of wood penetrated the flesf
under his thumb nail an inch and one
fourth. 1t required the services of DR.
Webb to extract the wood from the
member and to do so most Of the mai
had to be cut open. Mr., Bohn wen
back to work after the operation, but
still carries u very painful spot on his
right hand.-Tribune.