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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-04

After talking to two of our friends
one Of whom has new baby at his
house, the other fresh-air crank who
sleeps outdoors and takes cold baths,
we tried to change the subject to war,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-04

The first spring month was ushered
in Monday. IT was a cold raw day. and
we will say it came in like lion. hops
ing il will 20 out like lamb.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-04

Mary Blanche Conn's name has beer
entered In the PONY Contest. All
VOTES and assistance given will be
thankfully received.
salt Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Conn.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-04

IL is said bank notes and money are
great disseminators of small poy. II .
man must have the disease know Of
no better wav to get il.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-04

Read our article on Health. Pleasure
and Recreation. Give your children all
three by securing them the pony and
cart.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-04

Small reward for a bank that will
allow an overdrsft. Apply at this
office.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-04

| am now prepared to do nice dress
making at reasonable rates. Am located
In Mrs. Mamie Rogers Powell old stand.
Mrs. j. W. Aker.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-04

Read what our merchants say on
page 8. Buy from them and get vot-
ing coupons.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-04

The Master Key" is drawing bump
err crowds, and each episode grow $
more interesting.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-04

Have you children? Do you want to
make them happy? II so get in on the
pony contest
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-04

Subscribe for the Record and get
900 votes on the pony and cart.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-04

For all Magazines see Miss Dolly''
Country Gentleman now sl.O0 a year.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-04

BE sure you have it before you writ.
your check.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-04

1000 votes with every subscribers,
new or old.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-04
CIRCUIT COURT CONVENES
Judge Hardin On bench and Docket,
Being Rapidly Cleared.

Promptly at ten o'clock last Monday
morning. with Judge Hardin on the
bench and Commonwealth Attorney
Emmett Puryear and County Attorney
Green Clay Walker on hand to see that
the screws were put to all violators of
the law. Circuit Court was opened here
for three weeks term. After the
usual formality of opening the court
and the calling Of the grand-jury was
completed, Judge Hardin announced
that Hon. Emmett Puryear had been
asked to instruct the grand jury. which
was done with the ease, grace and
solemnity Of Judge with many years
Of experience. The large audience in
the court house at the time. listened
with much interest to Mr.. Puryear and
he held the attention Of the jurors for
more than twenty minutes and he cover
ed. in that time, most every violation Of
the law from cigarett smoker to a
first degree murderer. He spoke Of
the grand-jury being the eye Of the
citizenship, to stand behind the officers
of the law, to see that same was en-
forced, of the citizen, who was the
breeder of crime, who sees man with
deadly weapon concealed and refuses
to report it, chasing such men as op-
posed to the enforcement of the law.
He touched upon the violation of the
local option law and said that he
believed that it was true that this law
was being violated every dav in the
city of Lancaster; he said that laws
had been passed to make it a serious
crime to sell or possess for sale, vinus,
spirtnus or malt liquors and that this
law was passed to prevent drunkedness
and the crimes that are committed by
persons while under the influence OF
LIQUOR. He called attention to the new
law which provides for much larger
penalty for carrying concealed weapons
than formerly and ash ed that investoga-
tions be made along this line and adding
that, in his opinion, it was one of the
worst offenses Of all and the violstor
should be punished for it. At the con-
clusion of the instructions Mr.. Puryear
was warmly congratulated upon his
maiden effort in this line.
The following have been chosen to
serve as jurymen during the present
term.
| Grand Jurv
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-04

Trey o. Hearts" tonight. Re,
Theater.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-03-04
Please hand us that S
Get in the pony contest.

Ask for coupons in the Pony Cont,
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT ATE.-For
papcr maturing up 70 ninety days per cent;
CALL MONEY opened at per cent. highest 2
rcr cent: lowest. u, per cent. closing per cent
renewal. per cent
TINE MONEY was firm. Rates. 2hs3h per
cent
MERCANTILE PAPER was in good den.nd Rul-
Ing rates. sat- PEI cent Tor Ues1 names O"HA &C
cep;gnces. -S-@s per CEN
CLEARING HOUSE EXCHANGES .-ErrhanGes.
$500 49, gt9. balances Sls.5s' 20 Tie Suo-Ire
ury was creditor ~ the amount VI SJs0o4l.
TREASURY New York banks lost 90 the
sub-TreasurJ $4,000. and lost since ttdaS '5VVo.
FrDrRAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATES ELSE
si1rv fo nine.y days ~ Philadelphia. and -
per cent: Cleveland. and "a per zen. ls,nnoni
up 10 ninety days. ~ per cent. Atlanta. t1r Sky
Jsvs AZ 1er cent. Tor sIty TO ninety days. D.
Chicago. 4 and ~ per cent. St LOUIS and -
Der cent: Minneapolis. for lhiry days = per CEN :
icr thirty to sixty d@y' - ioI LinsP nsyff Df
rer ont. san Francisco. AM IA Ier cent.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Boston. par s. Louis.
oar Jld l0c premium asked. Cincinnati. IVc dis
count
RANK CLEARINGs Boston. exchanges f273lt-
72i. balance, sl.Csl9yt Baltimore fithanses e.
sgs all balances S. j6L555; PM aie.phiA, et-
SSs1s.s sessiI s52 balances s. 9350l5. ST. Louis
eIrhsnses sl0.33s.s26. balances floil.s-'.
SILVER MARI1ET-Bar silver in London vas
90 -, an advance 0. &c Mexican silver dollars
FOREIGN ENCHANGE-The sterling market was
quiet and closed practically uHc.a9fed' sIefl4 da
exchange was "eeaker Lcndon SAole. ~ dG T
Tsrlin. CIble. -. check. s-i. Greece Oat.e, %.
check So, Sky and ninety day bills London
bankers'. shy days Az. ninety days. t'o''.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
CHICAGO WHEAT
PRICES HIGHER
War News Causes Advances In
All Grains - Provisions
Split Changes.

Chicago, March 80. Assertions that
a change of policy had seemingly pre-
vented until May. II not altogether, the
entrance of Italy into the war did a
good deal to-day to lift the price Of
wheat The market closed strong 12c
to sc above last night. Corn wound
up with a gain of 3sc 20 lac, and oats
unchanged to tsc higher In pro
visions the outcome varied from II i2c
decline TO rise Of shade.
Owing to the fact that heavy selling
OF wheat had of late been caused by
reports that italy was about 20 declare
kostilities, 10 seemed entirely natural
20 the bulls that an opposite course by
Italy if Austria met terms should bring
about a decided increase OF buying.
There were also signs that foreign de-
mand had been enlarged. Estimates on
the Argentine eXportable surplus
showed a big cut, and Liverpool sent
word that stocks were decreasing. Re
actions from the advance here were
brief and of profit taking nature.
Strongest prices Of the day in wheat
came in the last hour. On top Of the
cable news complaints piled up from
Illinois and Missouri that dry, cold
weather was hurting the winter crop.
A comprehensive report indicating that
the winter killed area was small and
that the condition Of the plant through
out the country as a whole averaged
better than in December last had only
transient effect on the market.
Range Of prices:
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
COTTON RECEIVERS
AN EARLY DECLINE
New High Record for October,
with Whole List Showing
Net Advance.

After nm early decline tho cotton
market rallied sharply, with October
contracts making new high record for
the season in the late trading and tho
general list closing steady at a net ad-
vance of TO IL points.
The market opened at an advance OF
3 points TO n decline Of ] point, with
near months relatively steady. in sym
pathy with the steady cables and South
ern spot markets at the close on Mon
day. Later deliveries reflected re-
newal of Mondays heavy realizing,
however, and while May held within a
point or two of Mondays close, the
general list broke sharply right after
the call, selling some 6 to 10 points
net lower. Offerings seemed 10 taper
off on this decline of about 81 bale
from the high Of the previous morHing,
however, and prices were soon steadled
by aggressive support from certain
spot house and Wall Street brokers.
As the market rallied considerable COW
ering developed, but there was also n
renewed scattering demand, and the
market reached the best point late in
the day, when active months sold 10
to l6 points net higher. October led
the advance, selling at l0.33c, or %
points above the low level Of the morn
ing. The close was shade off from
the best under realizing.
The big exports probably encouraged
the late advance, but squirt has been
expected in clearances at the end Of the
month. and ideas as to the movement
after the first Of April are confused by
the British blockade situation. Yes
terday's exports were 62,7S0 bales,
making 6,479,2 ,267 bales 30 far this sea-
son, and suggesting that the movement
up TO the first of April will probably
exceed the predicted 100000 bales.
Southern spot markets were unchanged
to lS points higher, Memphis and Gal
weston showing the advances. Local
spot cotton was quiet at 9.65c for mid
ding upland; no sales; delivered on
contract, 900 bales. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
BUSINESS SPACE LEASED
Tenants for Lofts and Stores
in Various Zones.

The Lotion H. Siawson Company leased sp.cs IN
the Cuylrr Building ll6 tO 10 West SD 81 and
llg To rs West alst st.. for executive Onlces ana
show room, 10 the Maisou Blanche Company. OF New
Orleans operators OF Ous Of the largest department
store, outside oi Sew York City. Tor the Ne" loTk
head Iuarters % their business.
4e Nchrlug Company leased 10 the IetS Com
I s. for 4 ga.o.ele station. the Triangular plot on
BroaIyay. ltsth ST. aud MadsH 0rth ay.
NJ A l.. lcss leased the fourth ioOr AZ ~ Elm
~ 10 the kitaJ EugT4ylAg Company, and the peat
house at J. and "a Nest sd ST. 10 lu' Lso ~
A pelat6ur. mmber dealer leased through y.
r. walsh tho coal yard at 9Jl Fean ST. Tor q term
Inc George Bockhaus Company leased to the ~,
Grade Goa Company the building gt Sl9 last lL1d
Al 10 Tia Ford Root Construction Company tho
luiIIlag 4OIlUO. II iU3 E2st lztth 81. for letih
Of years aud f0r Christian DAges TO the Stats
Garage Company the garage az ~ ara - baS'
I'D st. ou q pot 1iIlO0 Tor term OF 5eAss.
A q Otzs. U! the o1ce OF L. IofrlO. .eaea q.
a. 6th Gy % the Milan importing company tis
store and basement Lud second iloor 70 !. assam.
Cr.r. q Bs08u Company leased 70 llc JeHeIaol
Piano Company thirI floor 81 the northwest corner
~ sfb as and Ii-d IT, pot ~ IS 10 % Manglu s.
10 the star Box and Lumber Company, tt~t tIAu-
trg a. the southeast corner % eth a' Id 0oth ~
Ia Ktr.lo.pu Russell once "a JOl 5th a1 70 IL
iIfrlf,.oi AID with VI /. Hess. space VI ~
.uI a. LAh II &C. tO Morris h}ma.
Ju'ius Friend Edward NJ Levi company 'eseu
IN 0D0 .uua-e ,eet in 81 90 50 West -tth 81 70
pom.raai Er0thers TOR term % years .
NtlIam b. Whiting & Co. leased 70 the fait0l
prr.s A portion OF The third aOOr ID the Bi4ls
Iui. ding wv 70 -Ji Wiiam 4 tor term o.
ycars Al a. aggregate re.tAl " $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
Robert B. Dula Gets Build
ings Formerly Owned
by William Ziegler.
CHICAGO PROPERTY
FOR HOTEL MARYLAND
Twelve Story Hostlery In West
49th Street Figures In a
$350,000 Deal.

The Lotion II. Slawson Company and
Horner & Co. have sold for Edgar A.
Levy, president of the +. A. l.. Holding
Company, the two six story store and
loft buildings at 2 and 4 West 37th
ST., on plot 43x9S.9 feet, l41.6 feet
west OF Fifth av., to Robert b. Dula.
This property was taken over by the
seller on March Is in part payment for
the twelve story apartment house at
the southeast corner Of Park av. and
72d ST.. purchased by william Ziegler
for $l,60O,O00. The 37th ST. property
purchased by Mr.. Ziegler as plaintiff
in foreclosure proceedings on bid Of
S215,0O0.
Tucker-Speyer & Co. have sold for
Nathan c. House the twelve story
Hotel Maryland, a. 104 and 106 West
49th St, on a plot 43xl00 feet, to Cap
tain William II. Wheeler, who gave IN
part payment the northeast corner Of
Cottage Grove av. and 44th ST., Chicago,
four story apartment house on plot
75x15O. The transaction involved
S350,000
The Lawyers Mortgage Company has
sold to an investor for cash the two
six story new law houses, with stores,
at 3l5 and 317 and 3l9 and 32l East
l08th ST., between First and Second
avs. Each house occupies plot BOX
l001l feet
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
Imports Increase.

Last week the balance of trade in
favor Of this country was S15,449, ,152;
the week before more than S29,000,0OO.
For the great drop a heavy increase
in imports was mainly responsible. As
railroads cannot go on forever post
poninC purchases Of equipment. so
merchants and manufacturers cannot
forego indefinitely importations Of ma
terials and goods The tide has begun
to turn. Europe can't give US as much
as she did before the war, because
large numbers Of her producers have
turned destroyers and have ceased to
produce But Europe still has much
to sell, even though her own power to
consume has not decreased at equal
pace with her power TO produce. Every
day the war continues makes her more
anxious TO turn her goods into money
or TO exchange them for other goods.
Here is her market, par excellence.
Spring is normally Americas import
ing season. Incidentally, imports make
customs duties and customs duties cut
down government deficits.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
||lpICS OF THE DAY
N WALL STREET
,,sest and Broadest Day
" ! trading Has Some
" Curious Features,
.ocv ISLAND STOCK
leads IN ACTIVITY
loan a Bull Tip on the
',.aed States - Proceeds
Al To Be Spent Here.

-, the Stock Exchange yes
'Salns S.s q, lis iggest since the re-
~ NG. - December. Il was like
,aiS -. ibroadcst. dealings in no less
8: ~ y 'S;Feren, issues making up the
p ~ arer $4,000 shares. Curl
.. @ e-oygh Bethlehem Steel did not
N g. lis, in point of activity,
p ~ =. crossed go for the first time
t,-sl - " That place was reserved
! - ~ Rock Island stock, in which
T 'l' - " nor cent Of the days total
y" - vas done, Reading. which
-'.h,ss I, order. scoring a total in
- o-'v ha.t as large. Among
~" ..sI'e features of the day was
Pc. 60 -v increased activity Of Amer
Z eiy.' 90. and National Lead. The en-
q O1 - he former into the specula-
'1a's ZEE, y. because u its long spell of
.'s ..,.Ts 80. cuiet. h8j been confidently
'-9..'jE N The cynical last week be-
;s..',SS F., was about the only one Of
il% ..r.Siyiieud paying industrials
Z ~ ~ no, had its whirl. It's ad-
:. y. .- rss In no way notable. in view
~ /. =. rossib.iucs that have been
br other Of the low-priced in
-.s.is bat ss regards activity, it
I, y tbe forefront Of the DAY.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
r.,scb Purchases To Be Large.

sss not until long after the stock
-. had closed that definite an
~.ymen, was made Of the fot@tion
- French loan here, though IN the
,.-,. Of the day Il became known that
'r,.snert was imminent. How many
:, dollars worth Of French treas
: s8,ds are 90 be distributed among
-veors there IS no saying yet, be-
r., ,he syndicate has not concluded
n 6s.sil. !. is known, however, that
! tnount Will be large enough TO
IN. nobody .r doubt as 10 the i'm
--sree Of this accession TO foreign
-r-r power. and ,he matter Of few
sors one way or the other would
rgy be likely TO change the char
,g Of the news as q bullish tip on
! United States. particularly since it
rruated that the proceeds Of the
q, are 90 be- spent IN this country.
3tit should happen. as is unlikely,
4 The size Of the French loan is dis
,;intirC. .here Will be consolation in
. !set that a British loan. soon to
-.v. VII be much larger
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
Quick Resale of Lots
In West 37th Street

rcisler admir-; subjec, to prior mtg Of 'l''Soo'
70 e J Sparks for sl2125. ,o,,,o =
YIN AV. $3.50. " :. SOC of lfIth ~ lp.9tigp' = =
sty tenm, and stores. Metropolitan Sagngs Bank
AT Hermann Realty Co ct al action 8. n
W Hutchlns. attys. Donovan. rel; Que ~.
eliis taxes. etc s2299j: to the pin t9r Sl''ygy @
100. siy ,enmt and stores. city Real Estate
Co W Hermann Realty Co ct al acuUh - ~
swain. atty; Hogers. ref due. S,sdI 90 o6g 5g.
taIes ETC. ti95 20. subject TO prior mtg '+V'VV''
to he pin Tor t2l 100.
ORCHARD ST. 49, " :. about l25 n OF Canal :"
baorss, % f" 'f scRlacSei1h i'is ct ct al; strla, &
Dworsky attys: c u Donohue. ref due. tli.-
o5sIo; taxes; etc; tlI9 os subject i TO hrs' m's'
10TH ST. III and llo y. n s. lj5 OF PARK az.
toIiooll: 8 sly tenmt and stores; :; Anna p
Stemms ot al " Meech Ost et al. thedsey'
atty II 4 Lyon. ref. due. f9.i339s; taxes. etc.
81 subject 10 mtg $4,000. 10 the pltH Tor
7sTH ST. 1872 E... 90 e Of Lexington AZ, 2oI7t:
3 sty laundry. / sly extension. Rose 7 KIRK ',
Minnie l. Harris ct al: II N Kirk atty a p
Barter. ref due. S3696il. taxes. etc; sl9O.
BY Joseph z. Day.
5"sT y ;Slogn.d $40 90 AOItI Al II, n .,ioo:
FLANAGAN :; 81 woodio[d B2yc. ,S, "a Bu.,as, .,9s,
etc. I.2illO. to the plaintiff for $4,000
By Samuel MARI
v, w. D.
sy dwis; : Ioavtt ct al sH L oBdien j
Roosevelt atty: = Ecker ref due, s9.sts.2O: tsIes
etc. S3iO; to tho plaintiff for $1,000.
At the Bronx Exchange:
PARCEL OF LAND beginning at a point 10, i.,, 10 "
Trinity nv and 1881 lG0th st. runs t'siia. ~
Realty Co et al: s srasboulger. atty Es"or.n
J Ilealy. ref; due $40 60i 50; subject TO mtg
SIS 900: 10 the plaintiff for s2S.OOO.
By Bryan 1. Kennedy
sfIy n
100. sty tenmt. adjourned to April ..
by Charles L Berhan.
MORRIS PARK AV s22. n 8. l43l.ll W,lssr AZ
Z52ElSg 6N-E 6X20ll. vacant; Ellen fltEgeLAo
ss Lizzie Reese ,., ct a. NsGsi'e: &c t' 40;
10 Lhe plaintiff for $4,000
by Bryan l.. Kennsly.
BAssFoRO Av. :. e5.6 OF 1924 st, 50 MIl ~
g.. lOI6I 9: vacant: Harlem savings bank r r
Corsil Realty Go e: al: L Clinch. s.t,y .
Brady ref. due. tl.i56.2O. taxes etc. $3.50 to
tie PIN for $500.
BY Samuel Goldsticker.
22sTH ST. {. 5. ao5. E Of Bron!wood ' 1907
IA: vacant; adjourned to April o.
By James l. Wells.
4!A ST. l'f M:po,sS OF Wh' w.n T1i.. sS.a sfs1
a., 81 Al. r /, Bnsach. atty; = Hennessy. ref:
M due. isss.si: tsIos. etc. .l57s2. to the pltr
'''' By George Price.
opELL ST, cor 81 Raymond's r e. IIlo3
vacant: Minnie Westervelt Salvatore Dippollte
~ Al: Clocke Koch & Reidy. sttys W smltl
tsf: due. 3l6224j: taxes, ETC. slO9 10 the pI'n
I,y James Donovan.
cRoTonA PARK NORTH. 73e. n $. I32e Of Gin
ton Av, 23IlOO. sly dwg: Martha Tree T'
Anna Dorsn ct a.: action e. Clocke. Aoch &
VeiIy attys: ] Flynn ref: due. si.6J6.9O
tsSos. etc. S2j6 90. to the Dltfr FOR $1,000
26lsT ST 277 +. n 5. AZ Of Fiellstone ROAD.
a. 7res lOIiiIlOG.l0 2 sty dwg: city Real Es-
tato Co vs. Blanche q Taylor ct a. II swain.
Gtty: VI Mccarthy. ref; due. IS 0OS31 taxes
etc 1892 81: To Hefand & Abel. for $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. March 2o.-WHEAT-Spot frn; No !
30 hard winter rs Ia CoRN-SpO, auie, 4;
American mitci. new. = I'D. American mlel.
oiI Ss I'D. futures nm. March Is Jhd fLOJ Z
WWIpter patents as HAMS-Shor cut jss Cd
BACON-Cumbcflaud cut. &C. shon rb 6is, clear
bellies. 8ls 81. long clear m.dd.G. hght. ts % .
so1aye III IARD-Primc Wrs,eru. rerc's. new.
Ii gi. old ss American. refined. pals. 53s ad !.
and coiorrd new. gjs spirits 3is
Cd LINSEFD OIL 3ls rErEOLEJ M-lennei
si.d COTTUNSEED OIL - HUI rehLed spoi
London. March 3O-LINsEED, Calcutta March
and Aprin ~ lHd LlNSEEp OIL. 80 -
Uops Pscinr c3 lOsdri ijs. SPERM OIL. IS
los PETRULEt' Nam sicau rcl1cI, elsd. sp.r-
its sibd TALLOW-Australian. i0,. II RPEN-
TINE-Splrits sos 81. EOslN-AmericAn sirAlhei'
lis. type 60" l4..
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
SATISFIED MECHANICY LENH
MARCH 50.
u.nkoft.n

iofa Az. shoI. troe. ss...sss e. e. I'D I'd. 'tS n
s.s; p schs!eneI Iron Wors AZ o~' fsei S
4srH ST. s3s Ei ! Weiss al Ma F<psnS..n q
Al. March l3 1915; Nle
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
General Motors Notes.

iEsra. Motors has been retiring its
sG that mature October / by pur-
as In the open market, and has been
.cgh for some time past. The state
z, made yesterday that it had COM
ssoced bankers to buy any remain
/ outstanding notes at 3 per cent dis
Eat was 10 no way remarkable. cor
.5tions frequently anticipating ma
-riiss in this way. but in some quar-
q highly bulliSh deductions were
IEn therofrom The notes have al
,s; exactly SIX months TO run--l80
AS as interest is roughly figured.
lose who hold them until maturity
u receive for them $1,000, represent
Z the principal and the half-year's
,.rest coupon. That gives them
resent value o. about 1Ol g. And that
] lesi about what the company is
..riag to pay for them.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31

have done away with Wall Streets
ability 20 read the future and discount
K in the stock market is hard TO be-
lieve. In the last decade or so, if not
ever since there was a Stock Exchange
in New York, il has rarely happened
that the accomplishment OF fact and
the reflection Of the fact in the mar
ket have occurred simultaneously. If
that were to happen even 30 per cent
Of the time the floor trader, who lives
both by "outknowing" and outguessing
other people, would be found only
where the dodo and the dinosaurus had
their ghostly habitat SO in many OF
the more conservative Offices in the
Street il is asserted that the stock
market of the last ten days or more Is
far TOO much like small boys ideal
istic conception of Christmas to he
convincing. Too many gold mines are
being discovered at the same tine snd
the traders are going too far In con-
victing themselves Of shortsightedness.
There is altogether too much Of
muchness," in the old phrase.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
GRAIN IN OTHER MARKETS.

Minneapolis, March S).-wHEAT-No ! hard.
$it,, {, IL .o AG[ yii, ''j,t S-i 5, tS tS c6Fl H?l5
No Jelow ,9'.ea eag.ee OAlS-No white.
5Ja 55iYa. FLOUR ana EIAN-j irhsnged.
ka;-ss City March 3O.-NilEAT--NJ hard.
tliS0Sl49. N, = rel. Sl45@ Sl+7i4. CORN-No
mixed. 15c. 40 white. .o.2 20 tic. No yellow.
73c. oATS-No white. 81. Ac. No mixed.
s, Louis. March sO-wHEAT-No . red. 81 asa
$50. 40 o. hard 81 l5O43I.5jll. May. So. u.
CORN-No , 7aizc. 40 2 white. nom nal. May.
75Ac. oATS-No =. 57GJ7i.c, NO . white. 5Sac:
MAY 563sc.
Duluth March 81. so.--wHEAT-No / hard. tlji7.
No Nor $l537s No Nor. S.4G7s dSliS 's
Montana. 40 hard. 3l.52h. MAY. sl.4s'.. July.
sl4-ia.
Milwaukee. March 3o.-wHEAT--No Nor. 81 20
al 81. No . Nor. .l.4'@Sl.50, 10 hard winter.
$l5O@$l.53: May. N.J2s CORN-No 3 yellow.
I2@iahc: No 3 white. '44c. May $3.50 BAR
LET-Nfaltiug. 1oa7N
Phnalcpha March 30 o--wIIEAT-Higher. 40 2
rel. CARROTS. export. Slt3atl.js. NO Nor Duluth,
export. 81 6Oh@ Sl.6j4. COltN-Higher. No ?
spot. export. 7jie@16izc. No 2 yellow. .ocal. SOC
Sic. OATS-Fiuef. No white. 63l4 6tc. fLOl u
Firm. winter straight. !j.605S5s5. sprns
straight. t6.7jsE.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-31
BROOKLYN Apartment Sold.

The strathcona apartment. sir sioD structure at
200 Washing. g.uu av valued by tie scl!rf tie Stfa,h-
cor, Cr.sir.io,lor Company which crested the
bcuse tvo years ago. az $4,000. has been bought
by the Douco Company. which gave li part pAyHeu'
sr-e tract on Rumson Road. Seabhght. y. J.
X oyu 4, Shrewsbury Part and having large
gr1ntase "a he shrewsbury River valued At $4,000
The RidaI E9.y trDoraiuh sold ~ d hus
T Won UagAn .Sl4 % sis 18th aV and 1879 5sih
=. f..ul.g .Lr southwest corner. valued al Sllo.
0o0 I. 1art payment Dr Won q agsn gave he
Pa-,lee arm os lis acres - Lake WAcyabuc. ka-
Jonah station town n Lewiston. NeSi.hesief county
y s. which Dc leased bach 'of one year WIN
tls Qpt!o. q repurcAasllg