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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-04
STORAGE NOTICES.
LEE BROTHERS. STORAGE AND VA

LEE BROTHERS. SIOkAGb AMI Va"
STORAGE WAREHOUSE NOTICE. -.
To Whom II May Concern: We VIII sell
at Public Auction, 2lo East lZSth 81, VI
Tuesday. February Is, 1919, SohiInene,nsi
al 10 a. m, household goods. personal
effects, merchandise. etc, stored by or IN
names as follows: T. j. Mullane, Mamie
Hall. Mrs. Margaret Ait FRED BrennAn'
Ebcrman, Miss J. Means. Mrs Bessie
sampson, Mrs Louisa V. Anderson, lsa-
dOre Griffin. Catherine Curran' Rose Ch-u
son, Miss Frances Minor, l.. IS Johnson
Home Furniture Co.. James Surles, +. ii.
wilson silver Furniture Co, John Dolan'
r. Hornig, Mr.. W. Altman, Mrs. Blnneld'
Mary Jackson. Catherine VI. Mahon. A. -.
Curtis. Miss a. Newton. JOS. Henry VIII
iams. Mrs Lawrence. j. W. f. Gray. jr..
l.. Baumsn & Co., Mrs. Capitola JACKSON
Mrs. Lillian Benzo, Mary Rudolph, Mrs IL
Smith. G. w; Brooks Mrs Maion9, M lrs
Mrs S. Johnson. Mrs Feldman. Mrs Mary
Gregory. Mr. Gill, WIN. Porter Mr. Crow
ley Mrs. Carrie Wilson, John Brown
Mamie Pend eton, Mrs. Scott, Mrs Poets,
John Bloom. Mrs. Ira ParneIl, Eva Clark.
Mrs. Fletcher. T.. w Fuller silver Furni-
tur" Co. Mrs J. Van Steinburgh. W VI.
Nash. A. Brown. Mrs Anna SnoMden. Mrs
T. Buroh, Rosie Young, \. /. Thompson
Mrs. Alice Hopkins. Mrs, J. y. Campbell
ID. Bsumsn x Co. p. billiard, Mrs Ken
ardson. AIrs Marshall Teuton Alto, Chas.
Uarrod X Homer. Mr.. fannigan, James
I,vis Edy. Leonard Mrs. John Kenny,
c b. Washington. Mrs. Pearl Hall. Mrs.
+. williams, Mrs. T.. T.. Corcorsn and o.
smith Mrs. Humphreys. Mrs. Young, Mrs.
wilkinson, H. Woodring, Mrs. X. Bianch-
ard. Benz. Boles. Mrs. A. @. starring. l..
Tauman & Co. III. l.. Greenburgh, John W.
Lang. q. Hayes Mrs. Tseler, Geo. Cross,
los. Austin. Schsener Furn. Co, John An
derson. Air. RaNIey, Thos Bowman. Lottie
Rollins. Il. G.. Jones. Mrs Castor, Mrs.
Sheylln.
Unless all charges are paid on or before
February Il. 1915. same will be sold &C
,ordiug to law 10 pay charges
LEE BROTHERS, STORAGE & VAN co,
"O0-2le East l25th -, llb-llS East l2ith s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-04
Jack Curley Forwards
Diagram of Structure
Where Willard viii
Battle Negro.

Jack Curley has forwarded a diagram
Of the arena ~ Juarez. where Willard
,nd Johnson will come TO grips on
Hsreh s. Il may be said in passing
'nst II il be Allied when the men enter
he ring the receipts OF the Jehries-
Johnson affair In Reno some five years
back will be drafted, and the pro
noters will realize fortune.
The riugsidc boxes. four tiers OF
them seating six or eight persons, sell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-04
Commerce Five Too
Strong for st. paul'S

The High School of Commerce won
another easy victory over the st. Paul's
School five at Garden City yesterday.
The score was 81 10 T. Unnecessary
roughness marred the play, s.. Paul's
scoring all its points on free tries
from the foul line. Commerce dis
PLAYED the better teamwork, with De
Witt and Teddy Cam doing some neat
goal shooting from the floor.
The lineup follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-04
The Tommy Atkins of Balloon

: 90 into q game Of ball and do the best can;
make bloonn' Just like any other man;
boo. in the pjacheS or grab one for miss,
But wtcn they start to pan me back at them Ike this
o. its "bonchcod" this and "lobstcr' that
And "CGn the rotten SlCine!"
BIT its Amt that gUy wondor
When ! bust dotCn the line;
? inst one dorm the line, old dog,
b,st dolcn the line,
o. its Pictures IN the Paper
When / bust doVn the line.
: ta,rD into another league to bolster up roll,
An oil the payCrS ups an " E sold his rotten sour;
BIZ. rdcu the tumble from the peak
~, oqry 'olcy ErcS job at tccny bones 1reck'?
O. its Jumper" this and "TrGitor" that
An "Chuct him olt. the Dip
BIT they take mp collections
When ~ begins to slip, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-04
The COnundrun of the Golf Shops.

V5.- M flush Of a neborn sln Edens gofng strand
uith crooked stick m ms hdnd
And rude that the od had seen Drought JOY 10 ms "eort
Till the D whispered behind the leaves "Ifs prety-6u as F0rm?
WA. he called rce and tried to fashion his rtng one1
The first Of the the first great dread rerec
And LETT style the his hO hought GLORIOUS gam
Till the Dc whispered as ForoF IN the ear OF the d"Der Cam
Te bicd bunker the sky and each score to 6otch
sand ITS Srkingbut as Scotch!
c droDpcd bunker side and the idle ndshe hung
m each ann talked proper srokc and each IN an alien tongue
flicker pringmes first falls NTH dream at IS
fond
Ty os cp as then pill but their pain and their ANGUISH
longer the
his old high Level back to the days o.
still there The old
and control had old Batting Eye adjusted the old 300
him But
had the night Blu
the snow hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-04
Comeback Surprises Expert

ssounded putting mildly We had idea the
.5bo "a a like that left in his
duFer replied can make hit Are for smother
bsi d.. ,.- .. -. w. 1,.- -. ,,-u,.,o- - v>
O Din
your And about minutes later h. returned with
10, ov
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DECISIONS,


BIZ TOMPKINS ].
Tempeton 'Famabrusi Society order grantfns
Wsdlsy)Wes,chester & Boston R. Findinp and
allowance.
Goodenough same Findings.
Siebrcchtj Same. Findings:
RI MORSCHAUSER, J.
WslaceiCirslli Referees report connrneo. ,.,
BrownIN Central II Co. Motion oJ p'Aintin
for new trial denied 49,.
Empire City Racing As1nlNat Fair Assn. oruer
FOR preference denied
Chamberlain Chamberlain. Proposed oruet 70 DC
redIawn.
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sIRROGATEs NOTICES.


FLEMING. VIRGINIA HAMMOND -- In
pursuance ~ an order q Hon. John =
Cohslsn Surrogate Of the County OF
Nsv York. notice Is hereby 81 en- to all
p'rsons having claims against virginia
hammond Fleming. late OF the County OF
NsS YORK. 10 present the same. with
Nfnchsrs thereof. 20 the subscriber. AZ is
ace Of trsuszyting business. No. - Wall
nueet. IN the Borough + Manhattan 10
he City. County and state OF New York.
ca or befOre the 18Th day OF March. 1913
dated New NoTh september 9Th, 1914.
StNTkAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK.
Executor.
'oLiNE LARKIN & RATHBONE.
attorneys for Executor.
once nd Post once Address No. 8,
Wal Street Borough Of Manhattan.
city OF New YORK. y.
"ObLE. ALFRFD -IN PURSUANCE ~
~ order Of Hon. John T. Cohslan, a
.sfrotaje Of the county OF New York.
.ttics IL here given 10 All persons hRvi1k
Salns sIaInst Alfred noble. lac Of ths
tlJ anu county OF New York. deceased
present the same with vouchers thereon
70 Tie S4bscrih,r at bis place o. transact
ns bushes, at the once OF his attorneys.
WILDER. Norman a Kahn. 30 Broadway
~ o. New York. on o. before ApIii I'th'
Dated New York october 9Th 1914
FREDERICK Q NOBLE Executor
NlLBFR NORMAN 4 KAHN. Attorney,
iog Executor. - Broadway. New York
City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-04

Fortunor Nassau u RR c,s,y Metkcr
O'C0nnslf/ Srh.rnsr Felrb.Oom iNasssuERR
Nc % rt,. a. QCO&S Waterman ParshsisSJBf
Slcs/BHRR Du~cHeri Rudt -
Kessrvrd calendar marked ready ssd passed until
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-04
COUNTY COURT.
Criminal T.rm-HUNPHREY. J.-lo q n.
NASSAU COUNTY.

SUPREME coURT-ASPISALL. J.-io q m.
Cohen DIX aufr1an and sno larsons Hewlett sno
BCGread JCollesry almr Martin a anD.J Sa5tin
NYWcstburyCot Il Il MaAfljlau'A Ludwig
Bslsafn & oIGass W II Trrn e. T Walker
Parsons IT, DoNsnaD : Kachiaald, GlslC0yelS
RESERVED CALENDAR
Franklin Wilson Messaro CarlSonOperstinx
Mott ILambEngneCn NJ SchAum, admir- Strauss
Holmes RAynOT. sdmr
This is the last ~ the December. 1914. calcndsr
Commencing February 5. 1915. the cases on ths
January. 1915. calendar Nill be published In tei'
order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-04

AUCTION SALES.

% iikTDE n ehs,te. morsags Bems'ein
A. selolrrr seis Fob 4 1915. 90 NJ. ~
~ Loi Oh sfrcei NsuhattEu. a. properly gW,,
ih ebsitei mortgage dated Jsu -, ~, a.
- Deu INTO Gy possession Jan, -, 1919. ~
wv q tilSrnsy !0f ugf,taEce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-04
Taking Notice.

notice. Evidently the fellow
baseball cha''tF we auH''''u i" Nu"4'"s''
Co.t.' - :-.... ,...- - .,.,.d - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-04
CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS.
DISTRICT COURT.

DISTRICT COURT.
Jury Calendar LEARNED HAND.
iu,tOflCe Eui'iiug
Nsi.c RR WaIst Penn IN
HA.VOfscu Penn Il tIfrfI. Amor I.Iu .Ili,rr,
kanm schwartz nam. Americana 90
CoTisu NNNuNURR ssrs p.
X .eis, Rrcifus Nmrrat amer Edu Allan
ISTrsnsfefAlv Pouty same Americans 60
Murphy NYCHHNRK Curtl, lfuril,,
Mat,hal. DL~NRR BARBER Foster
BeathI Sis. rteiI httier. :. Armour
Motion Calendar MAYER. J.
ADioIWTEb MOTIONS
ne or last lay Prod Gideon Rep soc Corp
H Shhe llymAhl Ireland Chi 'agpEyePoa
N',t}u huntington T'">oy Empire Music
T. Stfaus StaHlStaii,tics Fitch
iiafW' Jansen C0ld,borough levering
hall 80, .ctaAnOnlns 1;,rtt.. H.m.IsI
BeruarIand m. ,aise |yy,U
Gideon Isepr So Corp M,D,uaou NYNHsHRR
AusloSABSI lstNatBk o.
NEW MOTIONS
llugh's ,ALtoNsilpi,t MckcbbinfP & ~
MctEir, Ms NatClnak&S Anr1ss ArrrndouIC
aTrl MtluFiss1hE pcPaMrOfS same
laup,teubriIyrl ErieRR I'SNlaurpUo Imn,Igrs'nC
Nlclanl same kiniupr AtlCuuUuu MO-
NoafirtiruPub S'prCo Tr,.upcC o,BciIGold
NauF unmcll Straus Modal & 4 NJ
Eaise .Talrott H. Nagr .R.iius
Su'auIF&Mli siProcetis Webb Samuel.
~ cargo Re Itrhlf SON
Riirl Aron'ohn WalshIp n II GO
Con,Uli lgicd Day Bristol Iri,h Rarg. SmeI.ey
Sane sane BIchholl Sam
Jury Calendar THOMAS J.
Po.toi'ge Building.
Barker CIV y
Equity Calendar AUGUSTUS y HAND. J.
Finch Richardson ,io"nGo,k&s Gumm
Gros, Niautios
Equity Calsndsr-Ut'ST J.
WoUiTIrth Building
Wahng't C.oth cutting
Mach
Admiralty CaIsndar-UOrGH !.
NoCiWOrth But iiug.
Taylor Dredging CO. ElyfSim"
schooner Perm Setyer Baker Dean Whitehead
NIcr0w Tow Line Ferry Bros
boat Binghlmton Ra'ah4n Fcv-yht Su-en
scott schooner Il Fox ScoU Sea Foam
NdHord. etc : ing l. Ward ard
Anderson staples Iransp sruw Il n IL
're'sc.i sand d Il COZ Same.J u steers and
- ilHnr- sc0N "
,,'d."'. a1'AVu " Same X steers and
=, r. ~, ~ L, soon Delaware
-" '"s ~ Same tug Banker
pIsrno-y, l-rr,, Carr and Same tug Bismarck
pin, 'Ti.L Same tug Princess
B,a5ius Tug Dan Willard ZANE. same
Jacobson city New York sane >tHiH
CLIFTON Point Stone col Same Bl'mafA
Tug Milton, etc Same tug Hazelton
Murray Iige con Tug Y NNCKN : Ss'iiA
Central No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-04
STATE.
cnIIPI nE ApPEAIS-

Srhl0ss - a. Troman H0agIand Leask - Al
e. Al Bara-hCk Ritter ~ al
Rctsnam Stewart e. al Capsutto Faber 81 al
Grerueil .JfrNYDeyCn CITY o.; Corning y
Champ Coated Paper Central kR
Co REYNOLDS 81 al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-04
Winter in the North.

White upon tho Polo Grounds the sky gray ard peloW
As the BUS So. dozen store side duh and dredr;
And fanatic rGs and UhH calling TO his felOU
That tt Winter League the Winter Lcague is here;
tho along the base lines and upon the pennGntchase lines,
q e, Iasr.uQ pjnd that iOUerS Garth;
And in tC mobbug Of the UmpUe and Tpcobbirg
What part Northern criCs in their mrth?
Tgt the sCycutb green, and all the others. b2me
BIT az Palm Beach they putting for a "three";
TFry IGpUQ mp approaches dor7nie a sfyme
As then i.aIlC the cUttGpCrCbd from tho tee
q n rom OF SIS a0dlr cloudlcSs hedUenS
O. The rrt Of the brosse the spoon;
bunker. here getting drtnker
As nc lk TAR o1cdy to Jrns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-04
REFEREES APPOINTED.

SUPht MI IUONI-iNFf' '
Burke little Italy Realty CO. II Bar'un. -
Sabstlno Man Brig Three Cent Line II ChdS
Ry GREENRAI " j.
Gagano III Surety Col Hummer
Murphy Grape--E x Finch.
By COIiAIAN J.
Prince bPrircc-W J Burke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-04

SURsoGATss COURT AmBsRS-sCHULz. s.
so dag calendar
Trial Term-SCliJBL S.
No day calendar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-04
REFEREES APPOINTED.

REFEREES APPOINTED.
SUPREME C0URT-BRADl, J.
{ Cole Johnson ugTaiam.
We,tervelt DlpTo,iti-W T. Smith.
. Van Riper C6rrel,-T Cl0rte.
/ Mcbride Riugrl..sin--R y SgIHron'
CSuNTY -TIERNAN. J.
I Wilhelm " seI--L fr.iIger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-04

COUNTY COURT
Special Term GIBBS, j
NJfiO.s and ca Itr,s matters.
Trial Term GIBBS, J.
40 day calendar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-04
RECEIVER APPOINIEo.

SUPREME COyRT-BADY j.
Jams G Titus Benjamin R11cE-J + Ennis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-04
Opening Salute.

replied suny, having idea the
.1sv had 90 him. $500.
in
behind the yellow,
uptodatc parlance"
not he witt the olowing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-04

RECEIVER APPOINTED.
SUPREME C0URT-PAGE. J.
.sel ASinOyskyl Max Rosenberg AsinOTsky.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-04

Coy G1a1lls17d Rice
klPLlNG NUMBER.

In which kudyard the Renowned attempts to back
Bv haneor perhaps
- BODY O Rudyard Kiplng.
do for you asked peasingy
tell he said with unusual 1--WE felt I've
.o slipping for haven't batted
nrs What want chance back know hit that old
again the chance know I've still that old waop Mike
KILN back. So did Jimmy Callahan. Why can't H."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-04
NEW YORK COUNTY.
cnpoEnC rOUpT

aopellat, Division, Ist Dept-INGRAIIAN =. j.
N'LAI GIIIN. LAJGHLIN. tLAEhE AID
SCOTT. JJ.-At D. IN
No day calendar.
epuslIats Term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-04

COUNTY COURT.
/ GILL cai.ndH-Psr Iy-DihE. J-Io O. q
| SshlmLEI AtlBasinl hlehnef LIKE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-04

The match between Sam McNea and
Sam Langford is "of again for the
moment at least. Dick Klegin is anX-
ions 10 hold bouts between white men,
and with the matches with Ahearn and
the others pending he has sidetracked
the dusky warriors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
Gold Straight from France.

The actual arrival here Of 100000
ycld direct from France was q dramatic
Incident in yesterdays financial doings.
Il had been reported last week that
gold was coming here from France, but
The dispatches were hard to believe,
even though French purchases Of war
supplies in the United States and the
san OF franc exchange at New York
t1ggested that some relief was urgent
y required for Frances credit. What
vas generally taken for granted was
hat the Bank Of France would arrange
With the Bank Of England TO act as her
agent In dealings with New York, and
would release from Ottawa, as she has
core IN other cases, the equivalent Of
lold 10 be sent from Paris to London.
W course, SO far as danger from Ger
nan submarines Is concerned, there 10
,good deal Of difference between send
nc gold from Bordeaux TO the United
states, as this came, and sending it
non Hsvre. Nevertheless, the insur-
wee on the cargo must have been high.
POSSIBLY IL was the fear that later on
esrmsn submarines might make i'm
wssible the sending Of such precious
afgoss from Europe TO the United
yates that prompted the shipment OF
ne gold that came in yesterday, leav-
isg the Bank Of Engisnd's stock at
V''svs 70 meet later contingencies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
EGGS.

Receipts for week. 26i2 Ol cases. Arrivals have
continued on very large scale. receipts ior the lss'
week exceeding all previous records. Ffesh gam
frsts 2l1c: frsts. GOA zlc; regular packed sA'.A
frsts sOie % Gle hrsts. 1910 zoe: checks sood 20
icrnery whites nue 20 fancy. ga she gathsre''
whites a, To size and quality. 2li;o liz. "es,e5n'
gathered whites. y -. state. Penn S.u he~.us
,rurery browns. Ito 2gi2c. gathered brown and
H. ixed c0lors z0H2lc. duck eggs. state ald ueaiol'
Indian Runner 2ja2ic. B4tim9gc. do4en' --9 &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
TAKE $65,OOO,OOO
new P. R. R. BONDS
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Get AZ
Per Cent General Mort
gage Issue.

Kuhn. Loeb & Co, bankers for the
Pennsylvania Railroad, announced yes
terday that they had completed negoti-
atoms with tho company for the pur-
chase of s65,O0O,O00 new general mort
gage AZ per cent gold bonds. This Is
the largest issue sold to bankers since
the European war began. The $780,
600 900 New York Central convertible
dcbcnturcs. recently taken for the most
part BY stockholders, while larger in
amount. could not be classified as a
public offering. as will be the case with
the Pennsylvania issue.
Il was understood in bond circles
that the offering price of the latter
will be around par. A syndicate is be-
ing formed for underwriting the bonds,
and il was stated that already a large
number of applications have been re
ceived.
This is the second important piece OF
financing that the Pennsylvania has
undertaken this year. The first was
late in January, when $49,000,OOO con
solidated mortgage bonds were sold to
the same bankers. and were later Of
fered to the public at 1O3&. This issue
was five times oversubscribed.
The sale of the new bonds, the frst
TO be issued under the Pennsylvania
general mortgage authorized by the
stockholders at the annual meeting in
March, with the issue made in Janu-
airy, will provide the company with
funds TO meet the SS7, S27 900 convert
iblc bonds maturing next October and
leave a balance in excess Of S2O,OOO,OOO,
which. it ia understood, will be used to
pay for the S20,000,000 equipment
order now being considered.
The amount of bonds issuable under
the new mortgage is limited to the
amount Of stock outstanding, which at
present Is almost S500,00O,00 The
company has s260,o00,0O0 underlying
bonds, provision for the refunding OF
which Is also contained In the mort
gage. The bonds sold yesterday are
due In 1860.
Unless the Offering price Of these
securities Is advanced over the present
estimate the railroad company will not
get any more than the price at which
they we're sold to the bankers. In the
case OF the bonds sold in January the
company received S245,000 in excess Of
the sale price, or half the profits from
the sale of the bonds above their par
value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05

Receipts Tor week. ls.l6 bDs appes AnH ~ "
cran,srries APPLES Spitzenberg. b0. st.5v@At {.
Ben B1'"i Davis, ;l:?s $50 Wi9ssaG s.5oSss g:
S 81 sSas Far western Dor. sigss; sTRAwBER
RIEs. Fla. quart. 79l 5c: y and 6 tS2Oe
as. 90: crate. 5ocasI: TANGERINEs. Fla, strap.
ss'5O@s5; KINGS Fl.; strap SO Sh ~ =.
N35@s275; GRAPEFRUIT. Fla, boz. $l%S ~
Cuban, siss2: Porto Rico. 5OcSs2.25; PlSiEAP-
PIES Porto Rico red spanish. crate, sl.oVSsAeo'
Cuban 81 $50 S235.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
WHEAT WEAK ON
BULLISH MARKET
Shorts Cover on Reports Of
Canadian Restrictions
on Exports.

Chicago, May 4-Canadian govern
ment restrictions Of exports had bull
ish effect to-day on the wheat market.
Gains in price, however, were not all
held, the close being weak at Ac to
sc above last night. Corn finished Nc
to Nc up, oats at shade of to sc
advance and provisions with a rise OF
10c to zoe.
Although the likelihood appeared re-
mote that in any possible juncture the
action of the Canadian authorities
would have a material influence on
supplies in the United States, wheat
shorts were quick to run for cover.
Higher quotations at Liverpool tended
further to make the bear side OF the
market unpopular, and it was not until
midday that SPECTATORS ventured on a
selling drive. Good support was en-
countered on the ensuing dip in prices,
and there was a quick rebound, which,
however, seemed 10 lose energy in the
last fifteen minutes Of the session.
Corn developed strength largely as Q
result Of Argentina advices telling OF
severe crop damage. Assertions that
European demand had turned to the
United States were not confirmed.
Shorts in oats took TO cover owing
to the bulge In other grain. There was
also gossip that cash demand had much
improved.
Enlarged export trade tended TO lift
provisions. Besides hog receipts were
not so plentiful as had been looked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
Changes Of a Decade.

+ was not known definitely during
,s,ipess hours yesterday at what price
y, Pennsylvania bonds would be
,s,-sd 70 the public. Par was the
,,i,, oftenest heard. but IL was said in
90, quarters that 9Si7 would be the
,suing figure. At any rate, it was
AZ natural that memories should run
hck to the Pennsylvanis's big bond
ne Of ten years ago, particularly as
d, present securities largely replace
es,e sold then. The 1905 Offering was
4 100000, 900, and the bonds, con-
w.ibis into stock, bore interest at the
n, Of 81 per cent Whether because
!, rsts was so low that the Offering
,.eA psr, was not attractive, or be-
as, the issue was so large that there
vv public doubt that IL could all be
ed, only about 10 per cent of the
k-ds were taken by investors, and the
tierwriters, J. P. Morgan & Co. and
Ishn, Loeb 4 Co., had " take the rest.
: ten years. however there has &C.
.red q great change in investment
additions and an alteration hardly
sy than marvellous in the ability Of
as public TO absorb investments. The
aserenee Of per cent in the interest
ate Of the bonds offered then and TO
y offered now exaggerstes slightly the
aserenee Of money markets with q
!sssde between, but suggests some in
xrssting reflections. If there were no
European war the bonds would hardly
h offered 20 yield so high a percentage
70 investors IS the 4i2 per cent or bet
g that is proposed. AS it is, competi-
ton smong borrowers has provided
l,rdsrs Of money with unusual oppor-
iunitles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
WaitinR for the Protest.

Americas note 70 Germany on the
srpsdoing Of the GulAight, It was
nousht In the Street, would be more
,ssenious than provocative, and, fol-
ewing precedent, its dispatch would be
ps'tponed ss long as possible. So 1t
sight be q matter Of several days be-
'sfs there was any public knowledge OF
sesi our governments attitude would
~ In the meantime there would hard
DE general movement toward high
~ Prices IN the stock market, though
.pesisl stocks under special stimuluses
sOuio be expected TO continue their
soofse; The feeling seemed 20 be that
. would be folly for the market TO do
..teything but mark time. even though
he Consequences Of the Presidents
.OS-signed "Bryan"-could be pretty
vel forecast The situation was re-
t"oec a. serious, but not so Serious
we words Of one commentator, as
would have been had either Germany
We United States been In position
van a new war. In many quarters
oNantislly the same remark was
gIe Yesterday, that nothing short OF
sinking Of an ocean liner could
g The United States into war, and
was not certain 70 follow even that.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
The Seeming Anomaly.

Studebaker followed classic prece-
cent, both in its rise TO discount a
soming dividend and in its decline after
,hst dividend was declared. The high
Is, price Of yesterday. rs, was made in
he morning, before the directors met.
Even then there were doubts whether
ds rate declared would be 4 per cent
~ nnum or 3. The new interests out
Vs- which lately bought into the
nnpny, had been having hard fight
vii the management, it was rumored,
i'sst per cent rate. After their
Eatss was made known the stock sold
down TO 1913. At its closing price,
~. It showed . net loss on the day Of
q points-sn anomaly to the I'M
Sophisticated. but q perfectly reason
able performance 70 those long fsmil-
~ With speculative methods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
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