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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-10
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.

TIE UNDERSIGNED. DESIRING TO
form limited partnership pursuant 10
the Laws OF Sew York s..ts. DO hereby
certify
en- The nam. % the firm under witch
said partnership is 20 be conducted 10 Her
her, VI. solomon. and the County wherein
the principal place 81 business Is TO h
located Is New York County.
90 The general natare - m. Business
Intended 20 be transacted - ths; u general
brokerage ana commission business. lneius-
ing the buying. selling dealing and trad
ing az principal broker Or sgent In stocks.
bonds. investment and other securities
80 The names - al The general and
special partners interested IN said partner
ship, all OF whom sre OF full age. and
their respective places az residence are
Herbert NJ. solomon. general partner, and
Leopold solomon. special psr'ne- both re-
siding a. so West i5nth Street, Manhat-
tan borough. New York CITY
90 The amount ~ capital which tas
special partner has contributed IN aetusi
cash pay ment TO the common stock OF said
partnership .. the sum OF Ten thousand
80 The partnership Is % begin March
-. 1915. and = 20 end February 18th.
1915
Dated. Nsw York. March -. 1919.
In the presence .
H. SALMON NiLLSS
HERPERr NJ SOLOMON
LEOPOLD SOLOMON.
CITY. COUNTY AND STATE OF SrS
on fhis lot day OF March. 1915. before
ne personally appeared herher, NJ. Sole
mon and Leopold solomon. 20 me know
and known 60 nae 10 b. the persons de-
scrihed IN ana who executed the foregoing
certihcste. and they seyerally duly ac-
knowlsdEed TO me that they executed tho
same
n SALMON MILLER.
Comm! ssoner % Deeds New York CITY.
residing IN Tho Borough - Manhattan.
New York County clerks No 1867.
Comm ssion expires Isn. 18th. 1917
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-10

known. Everybody knows that the iron
and steel industry has been smashing
records right and left for several
weeks, both in respect 20 output and
prices. Last month established d new
high record in iron production, accord
ing 20 statistics at hand. Steel prices
are now very close 70 an average Of
500 ton. and or top of this the trade
has been looking for another large in
crease in untitled orders on the Steel
Corporations books The statement
will be published to-day at noon. and il
rs predicted In many quarters that
new high record Of untitled business
will be established. Preliminary esti-
mates covered a wide range yesterday,
ranging from an increase of 100000
tons 10 100000 tons. To exceed the
previous record. 6.4s9. 7lS tons. made in
1906. the increase would have 20 be
around 100000 tons, as the Steel Cor
pOration showed on January 81 untitled
orders Of 7.S0G.220 tons. Whatever the
statement shows. il is certain that the
corporation has booked a huge volume
Of business in the last month, and
probably the most remarkable thing
about il - that the new orders were
booked al prices from 50 10 SO ton
above the average level Of 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-10
BUSINESS TROUBLES
Bankruptcy Petition,

sr,rE ENGINEERING CORPORATION. cor
t-srfo-S n IS whitehall b.. has Tea peiuon pr
isrsrup,rv. uifn liabilities 81 s5s ara ss,.'
50 e4i %, which g. W ar outs a1i!ng ACCOUNT
$500 sic furniture sni $500 Automobile lte
rriacirsl creditors 4-c Hem j. s. Ha4l. S1.lY9'
40 IoriIa-t Spencer a. 100
F,Y RpsE LANDAU. dsaie- in gowns ana
f.lfi,er af -lsa R-uafway - tnese crefhors \
ki.ir 4 90 res. Goldberg Go.d-chmldf costume
20 si0a ard Hs-rr collins $3.50 she made ar
A.. rfIrlerf ou Fc1rra- d. -
FhEpERTih r WiEBLE. plumb. y hi..ssior.
"a rird. vtfh liabilities s. $50 and @s'ts 81 200
I1.i,a WIeler e. creditor Tor tf.-14 ou 1ils-
fn.,r oh,ainsl M TebrI4u - las. 49,
MORRIS sCHCLMAN. gror7-- -ie-k. u ~
s.s.e'n. ~, Ia hr1 Fi'h Ia 'lities T. $50 sna
no a-srfs -. -.-,---.,, -
B,orr has tsd viii rsaiii-is' 'lall9 or io.i
and u,ortsasss ~ g-lgerf' ln tl5 or an west
wool n j.. 49, DO a'tet-
Receiver Arpoirt,d.
.0aru SrPEFT CORPORATION luds. Maze
h,s au--ofrfed 4 Parker Nsvin receiver in' the
lG.fh Street Co-rorsflo1. n sss Nfstclies,ef AZ
p-~rr bond 81 800 flshlIfi-s a $780, 600 u
r...ib', ..ssi- s. a0o fo $4,000 equity in b1ild
liz q, g. Nrst loffh
Bankrup'cy Schedules.
4 y.pDIIFORp & SoN-s heduic' o.
Paddicforr & Sou. general s'ore a. MoAl4s slnN
l.htutles 81 80 am asse's s. JOS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-10
,isHhs,,sn' N.w York.

- PrpsUANCE or Az ORDER or
ffonorsbis JOIN ... Cohalsn. Sgrr0gsts
- fhe county OF Sew York. NOTICE 10
ie~,bv given 20 81 persons having claims
sgafre. Dorsey Ives Holt late OF tho
counfv ~ Sew York. deceased. 20 present
~. same with vouchers thereof 20 tbs
subscriber. - h.a place q srsnsseting busi-
so- ? Anderson. 80. rs Bros1 street. bor-
.urh of Manhattan. CTS % Nss OK, on
~ .ef0re fne 9TH day ~ July next
Dst,l N.w York d., 18th DAY 81 De-
,.nber. lsi. CHARLES HOLT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-10
Talk of Canadian Loan.

New Canadian government borrowing
in this market, involving & bond issue
OF probably 10000 900, is in prospect,
according 10 bankers in close touch
with such matters. While the Dominion
has not begun negotiations as yet, II
was intimated rather strongly yes.eT-
day that the Canadian bankers had been
feeling out the way for such an issue.
il is understood that any new Offering
made in New York will consist Of bonds
running for at least five years. and per-
haps more. Last year Canada foated
an issue OF s45,000,000 Of one and two
year per cent gold notes, convertible
into twenty-year Dominion bs par for
par OF this issue s25.000.000 natures
on August l, and il would be TO provide
for the refunding of that part of the
issue remaining unconverted on that
date that the new issues would be
made. The rest of the proceeds could
be very comfortably used for other
purposes, according 10 the bankers.
Last years $45,00O.0 900 fotation was
such a huge success ne to indicate a
favorable reception Of any further
Canadian offering that may be made
here. The bankers handling the trans
action closed the subscription books an
hour after the offering had been an
nounced, and the big subscribers were
allotted only 20 per cent Of their sp-
plications.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-10
E. J. PEARSON JOINS N. H.
Ex-Texas & Pacific Vice-President Gets
Place as Elliotfs Assistant.

+. J. Pearson, whose resignation as
first vice-president Of the Texas & Pa
cifc Railway was announced yesterday
has been named p vice-president Of the
New Haven, with headquarters in Bos-
ton. lie will act as general assistant
10 President Elliott, and will have charge
Of all matters relating 70 construction,
operation and maintenance.
Mr. Pearson was formerly vice-presi-
dent Of the Missouri Pacific system, and
aided in rebuilding the line. He was IN
charge Of building the Puget Sound ex-
tension Of the St Paul road. In con
nectior with work for the Northern
Pacific he made a thorough examination
% the New Ravens dock properties
and he walked most Of the way from
New York to Springfield to study main
tenance methods. Mr.. Pearson is New
Highlander and 8 Cornell graduate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-10

90 10. ss1s5: KALE. Va. Dbl. e5T soc
KOHLRABI. New Orleans. hbl. s2N 81: 100
sunches. scr ts LIMA BEANS. Fla. basket,
$500 $3.50: crate. s5mS4; Cuban. crate.
S3dSt: LETTUCE. : C. basket. 5OcN 3 ;
"a. 50cm $3.50: Texas. -5ctl $3.50; LENS.
nearby. 90 bunches S,.50N 81 New Or
leans. s30s4. MUSTARD. New Orleans. Dbl.
Sl.50U $3.50: ONIONS. Cuban. crate SSU
$3.50 Conn Nsliev. yellow. BAG. $50 s2.75 ;
Col. yellow. S250N s. Wis. yellow. SL15
- red $500 sl.75: state and Western.
yellow. sids2.5O. red. Sins1. Orange
County. yellow. seas. red. -5cd $50 ,
white. large. crate or baske., $500 $3.50 .
Caiencia. case. s2.50fi s4.5e: = case. SEA
s2.25 crate. Si.l5m Si.5O. OkRA. Fla. car
rier. sietSS.25; Cuban. si.50d $3.50 OiS-
TER PLANTS. per 100 bunches. S2dSs .
PEAS. Fla. large. basket. S2Hsl0. small.
e. 50f S. bermuda. - box. ssd $3.50: PEP
pERS. Fla. boz. sl.25NS2.25: basket. Sld
- Cuban. box. slHs2. Isle OF Pines. STA
81: PARSLEY. New Orleans. curly. Dbl. $
~ So plain. s6Ns- bermuda. crate. si.-5n
s. PARSNIPS. Dbl. si0si.25; RADlSHES.
c. basket. 75cn s. ROMANO. Fla. bask-
81. SHsl.25. Bermuda. crate. slMSl.5O .
New Orleans. bbl 5Ocd sl.50; SPINACH.
Va. Dbl. 25cnsl.-5 Texas. basket. 'icn
sl.S5: SHAILOTS. New Orleans. Dbl. $50
$3.50; SQUASH. Hubbard. Dbl. sl.75Ns2 :
marrow. Sl.J0H Sl..5; Fla. new. white. box.
sl.50ds2: Cuban. Sl.5ods2: TURNIPS.
Rutabasa. Dbl or bag. 75cusi.le: old. white.
Dol. Sidsl2j. New Orleans. white 81 Ber-
muda. white. crate. 81 Fla. carrier. 55cd
s.: TOMATOES. Fla. carrier. 7eeds2 :
Cuban. sl@Si.I5. Isle Of Pines. sl2sl.5o
Nassau. si4SL75; WATERCRESS. 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-10
Big Month in Anthracite.

Record Of anthracite shipments in
February was fully up 70 what has been
done in that month in late years, and
az - pointed out. by the trade, there
was, in addition 20 the direct mining
and distribution. a considerable deple-
tion Of "stock in hand" which has been
carried by producing companies. De
spite the difficulties of obtaining the
necessary cars and the existence OF
railroad embsrgoes. the anthracite
hauled by the leading roads far sur
passed the figures OF February year
ago. All Of the nine important hard
coalers" carried considerably more Of
the commodity, in the aggregate $685.
30s tons, an increase over the CORE
spending month OF 1915 Of 1,346,3el
tons. The Reading led IN respect TO
tonnage. with 1,07A.14s tons, compared
with 69S,743 the preceding year. lie
high Valley carried 997.saO tons
against Ss7.257 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-10

~ PURSUANCE OF AZ OkDLK on
Honorable John p Conalsn, 4 surrogate
OF tie county ~ Sew } 0rk. Notice IL here
l. gwen % az persons having claims against
psnlei 4. Davis ate ~ TIE CoNby OF Hew
WI ls-ss.ed 10 present ne ssms with
,ot..rerr thereof 90 the Eubscribers az placs
q rraueatt.us business Room No. sic. 90
Beds.r street. !u tne cl.3 ~ New fcrk. ca
Da,cG Sew Yof;.. the 29th day Of oetobsr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-10
CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE or TIE sTATE or NEW
YORK. By The Grace Of God fTse sud
Trdeuerdent-To Josephine X. Butter,
Hotel Ansonia. Brosdway and 73rd street
Ser York city: the Attorney General OF
tho state % New York. Albany NeN fork
and the heirs and next Of I'm o. John v.
Butler dec. asAd ~ an" there be. y hose
names and addresses are unknown. SEND
whereas. columbia Trust Conpsnv. WHO
-esfdos a. 30 80 BroAdv av. Borough -
Manhattan. me ely ~ New York. Lat.
isfciy applied 10 the surrogstss 'our, %
our COUNTY q New York. % have = certain
INSTRUMENT IN wri'ins. Telsitng 10 both resl
'ssi mi and Testament Of John " Butler.
who Vas a. the time OF he DEAN 2 resi-
dent q the County az sew York. de-
Th4-.fors You and each o; you are
cited 10 snow rsuse before tho Surroe at-s
Court OF on. county Of NeN YORK. a. /.
Hal % Records N NJ SouRty OF -, -
sand nino hundred and sixteen. - nsf-
uast ten O'Clock in tho forenoon oi ma
lay. Why the said viii and STAN M
should not be admitted 20 probate as +"
Win u real ana personal propfrif.
In Tsstirnony whereof W have cause
,hs seai OF lie surroFste- court % tie
said county Of Ne" lorN 70 ~
IL. 81 hereuufO affixed
witness Honorable John =. 20.
halan. a Surrogate o. our said to-n't .,
Nep York. AZ said county tho IN Gay OF
TaLTngTN. AIl 1910 fnN
thousand nine hundred ano s.steen
DANIEL d. DOWDNL1
Clerk % the slrIogst,s r'Ht
CLIFFORD HOBBS & Bee hD. \ 20.
revs for Executor. 40. 90 Broalws o
borough ~ Manhattan. Ns~ YORK 'iy
JOHNsOS F-THE PEOPLE
81 Inc state of New YORK, by the grace
az cod free and lndep>rdent 10 sara T.
Tohnsor. Seymour Johnson, hdith : 'hls
holm: Edith clifford Chisholm; sara
Chisboir, Mamie Henry johnson. -gfs o.
rohrson. Or Robert Fisher Johnson Nofe
4 Johnson. Dick -. Johnson. MAYOR fisher
Graves sud % all persons who 80 ohiili'I
absolutely Or continsenty. ny TIE terms az
me viii or hy operation % lss 70 share in
lie funds o. In the proceeds o. prop~rt
held ty petitioner 80 trustee % ~ setersi
trusts created %, the VII ~ Ser''tns il'nN'
Johnson. decesse1. who ~ the ,,ne OF h,'
death resided Boz the Borough o. Nanhatiah
New York city. send greeting
r-pon IN. petition q Union Tr1s- COMPANY
% New YORK. as trustee OF the seNers N-s'
Grated Nv the las, vii! and Testament of
p-iucipAl place of business a. 20 Bro~dWay,
Borough o, Manhattan. New York city.
You and each OF you ara hereoy cited -
show cause before our Surrogate o. ne
court Of ss.8 county held a. the Hal 90
Records 90 the County % New Nof.. or
the e4'h day ~ March. 1916 A. IA t-pas'
ton o'clock ia the forenoon a. that day. WIN
me account o. said Talon Trust Company
o. New YORK a. trustee a. Aforesaid. should
lot be judicis4y settled
In t.s,iu7onv whereof Ne have caused fh.
seal % the sgrrogatss' Cour; Of said County
OF N-v YORK 70 be hsreuHto ar.Xed.
Witness. Honorable John ?. Cohalsn.
Surrogate OF our sad county. a.
fS.ai the County - Ns0' York. the sfh
DAY ~ February. N the year :: our
DANIEL !. pONDNEY.
Clerk % the Surrogate Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-10
Rentes Gain lao Francs
While Germans Attack
Verdun.
GENERAL MARKET
SHOWS CONFIDENCE
Bank of France Statement Re.
veals Gradual Payment Of
Commercial Debts.
BY YVES GUNOT.
EI.Nlnist.f Of Public werss Editor Il ts,se,
Ecerenisus Q; Finsnei.rs.


nv Cable 70 The Tdourel
Paris, March 9.-One Of the most
interesting things at present, when
the Germans are making such des-
perate attempts against Verdun, IS
that while the battle has been going
on French government bonds have
been going up. and have maintained
their advance.
This is notably the case in regard
to per cent rentes, which have ad-
vanced from 61.0O francs TO $40.
The general market is very quiet,
and the tendency irregular, but con-
fidence is absolute and, despite The
difficulties Of exchange, which effect
international commerce, q one *
amines the best barometer, which IS
the statement of the Bank Of France,
one finds only encouraging signs. Its
gold stocks has gone down slightly IN
the last week, but this ia because of
gold shipments TO regulate exchange.
Collateral held by the bank dimin-
ishes steadily, although the morato-
rum has not been raised, which IS
10 say commercial and industrial
houses arc gradually recstablishing
their position and paying their debts.
There will soon be a desire for more
paper to come in for discount, as this
will show the improvement in bust
ness, and this is particularly desir-
able from the point Of view Of 5le
country's foreign commerce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-10
CHANGE OF NAME.

NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
George Irving Company. domestic cor
having its principal business
orce 10 the Borough ~ Manhattan. city
County and State % Nsv York viii appis
10 the supreme Court % the state 81 New
York a. Special Term. Part I thereof
20 30 hello a. the County Court Housc. IN
the said city. county and STATE 81 Ncw
York. on the 3ist day Of March. 1916 A.
10 30 o'clock m tho forenoon Of that day
or a. soon thereafter as counsel can D..
heard for an order authorizing said cor-
pora ion 70 change rs corporate name 20
Hopkins Manufacturing Co of y. Y lac. q"
Dated. New York. March Eth 1916
The GEORGE IRWIN COMPANY.
Corporate Sal
~ WILLIAM r. CULVER. Secretary.
GEORGE \ HOFFMAN. ESQ. Att0rney
for Petitioner. 1875 broadway. borough
90 Manhattan. City CT New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-10
Steel Makes Early Start
' Getting Above S4' Best
Price in Weeks.
STREET HEARS OF
BIG CANADIAN LOAN
Nav Reach $4,000, OOO-LOok-
mo for Large Increase in Steel
Tonnage Report To-day.

IN. market had yesterday what j.
=. I,,ked for a good many days-a
-, leader" said broker after the
' w., Yesterday. when Steel got
s -.,n, once there vas nothing to do but
~ aboard" This was, Of course
=, one view Of the days session
OK, market followers expressed di'-
80, opirions, but in the last anal
-. :, could not he denied that specu-
,.,;-. sentiment IN the street had be
much more cheerful Failure OF
o. g. ;st 10 sell Of on the news from
y NC go was one thing that helped the
- -. feeling. Although most OF the
V 80, probably originated IN pro
SS'sSs;onal sources. as has been the case
10 Iong time. there we're those VINO
'",t.sseJ 10 see evidence Of some IN
p'v a.s r. outside buying. and a number
~ Tirc houses we've reported TO nave
e.,Jle8 considerable commission busl-
. 49, There was ono thing that some
NJ n ~. ccnscrYativcs didn't Ike about
%, rarket. aud that was the appear
ne Wv. ~ stocks being handed out at the
,on They said this had much to do
,-tb the late recession.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-10
Steel Above s..

stsels steady drive forward above
ne * mark-it sold up to s4..' show.
,Ss AZ The top an advance Of L points
.rS establishing itself at the best price
.s,,e early Februsry-probsbly e1clted
~ors interest than any other single
rsrketv1se development The DAY
tu-nover in the stock was around 80
S10 shares. Various explanations were
,Svtnced 10 account Tor the movement,
N, most acceptable from the Street 5
Dojut Of view being found in the action
~ N, Steel Corporation in undertaking
Eve cYpenditure Of S25.00O,OO0 for new
liant This, the Street thought. indl-
sated pretty clearly the belief on the
,art Of the big people in the steel trade
e the continuance for considerable
tine 10 come Of the present phenon-
sral and record breaking boom. some
vent 40 far rs 20 say u indicated thai
Judge Gary had turned about and feit
differently toward the general situs-
tion than when he issued his pessi-
ris,ic statement in January
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-10

Receipts u 4FO cases. irean Rstncrcd' ~
tras. dozen, 24leh25c; extra hrsts. Z5i ia
&c frsts. e5618A,c. seconds, 22dZ2 '2c;
.i,rfiss. No :. goa 20l.c No .. and poorer.
Zoe checks. good 20 choice. dry. 1910 f,
state Penn and nearby hernery white,
tine 70 fancy. 300i3lc; ordinary 10 good.
~ 2gc gathered whites. ordinary 20 hno.
.'G 2sc. small whites. ga sc Western and
.outhcrn gathered white. 20 26c, ftsi'.
i-cnu and nraroy. hennerr hroFns. p .W
2se. gathered brown and mixed colors. ZSd
a4i-c. duck eggs. state and srDy. India.
Runner. csc Nd and Bait selected. 31GSs
Western and prime southern. - u Sac. COM
mon % fair. southern, IS q SOC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-10

The com market felt the influence Or tho
advance in wheat. and after an early de-
cline Of z. ssc prices rallied and closed
with net gains Of D .aatc. The government
r,po-t figure we've considered bearish. al
though the percentage of unmcrchantabie
corn confirmed sone Of the previous reports
-.eardirs damage by the early frost last fan.
Liverpool Vas easier. and offcrs from tho
Argentine verc said 10 be larger. Argentine
shipments were estimated ~ $4,000 bushels.
com pared with 604 600 isst w-ei and t.2i -
600 last wear In the local cash market no
yellov corn was quoted % 80 2 $3.50 D I
New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-10
SUMMONS.

sUPREME COURT. QUEENS COUNTY
Harris Seg,in. Y'ainur. ssainst John A.
CromArty. and Jane" Cromarty. his wif-.
~ married.. ssid name Jane" being nc'i-
Hay Walker Brick Company. ms. Samuel
Mllmsn. Peer Millmsn and David Millman.
copsrtners doing business under the arm
name and STYLE ~ : Niiiman a Sons.
Charles Streoei Henry p. Strehsl and Philip
Sfreaei. copsriners doing business under the
sons. John A. Terker Iron Works, Inc.
Cooper & NAME Holding Company. Inc.
Jacob Rort William Wiener. frei Nsuwei-
ler. William "a. hulIrE"r. bCorEr Nauer ana
John II. slcnens. defendants To M above
named defendants. You are hereby sum
moned n answer the complaint IN this &c
iion. ana 10 serve copy n your snswer on
ths plaintiffs attorney within twenty daNs
after che service % this summons, exclusive
~ the day ~ service. ana il cass OF your
be tsSon against YOU by default Tor the re-
lief demanded In the complaint.
Dated January i1th. 1918.
RALPH X. JACOBS.
Attorney for Planting
Once ana Post once Address: us Ac0s
To the defendants. John A. cromsru 81
"Jsne" cromsrty, his wife, az marrtsdl,
ssid name Jane" being hctitious. Christina
name unknown 20 plaintiff
The foregoing summons n served upon yoS
by publication IN pursuance % an ortsr OF
preme court. dated ths sfh dsv % Febrvsr,.
1916, and fled in mo ofirs - M. clerk ~
the County o. Queen. in Jsnairs. New York.
on he 10Th day OF February. 1915.
Dated February iofh. lei6.
RALPH =. JACOBS.
Attorney fo- Plaintiff.
Ofice AMI Post Of'lce Address. .l5 Mon
tsGue Street. frccklfn, y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-10
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
.OUTHEEN rACu1c CoMPANY.

NOTICE OF NkkfINlf
f4- Nrrsdway. Sew NoTh y. Y.
~ Anuual Meoiirg u tha stockholders o. ne
sz.hs-- raif- Company 1iI De- hed st ne - q
Z BIS Co7npzrr i- Anchorage. Jefferson COUNT
Irr-fy. ~ "Wednesday. April 5, 1915, a.
sav ciock uorl. Standard time for le foloH-
u p--posa. VIZ.
To siect fnecr pi-sco-S.
. 10 auth'-i5A approve ana consent % ~.
rr1ass By Ills Company ~ The properties q ~.
ks~rJn & Wls1urF Railroad COMPANY. ne
;rsl doc O, vtiA uow owned ty tht
lr-,1ny
9 70 ;-snss- all such other business az nay
eply oone before che reet.rg Including ne
rg7Ttl dnd rst-calrn ~ al action ~ ne Board
brsdo-s snd Of tle Executive Committee since
=. iut LluuA uoc,ius % tdc e,O.khc41cn q his
lE-ET
Er he puryoiss ~ 're meeting ,ao hocr FOR
~ r1osfe1 O. stocr ~Ill BE- closed a. O'Clock
n % Nondag Mach o. lslf. snd vii 10
scsscs1 Al 80 o'c.oll A. 81. T-lrs-ty. April G.
ne
b s-ds, G. re B0uf ~ Directors
HUGH NELL. sccre.ar7.
rainf T.rus-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-10
Bank of England Return

London. March g. The weekly r.
turn Of the Bank Of England shows the
following changes; Total reserve m N
creased fl7l.O00. circulation decreaseSc
s2O2 900. bullion decreased 81 $50 $50
other securities decreased sS' 5S2 ' OO0
other deposits decreased s4's.3 900 O00
pub!ic deposits increased 81 .544'ooV,
po.cs rcserye increased $4,000 AND
government securities unchanged.
The proportion Of the banks rese SER,
70 liability this week II 40 per csh'
against 2i.O2 last week. The rate OF
discount remains . per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-10
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat and Corn Rally
from Early Decline and
Close with Net Gains.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Ncw Yo-k. March g. 1915.
WHEAT

Some very bearish deductions were made on
the government report figures on farm re-
serves published on Wednesday, but while
Yesterday vas the first chance the wheat
trade had % express us views Of the report
through market operations. prices rallied
very quickly from a slight early decline and
advanced o62a.c from the opening There
was partial reaction toward fhe cloae. but
anal quotations were B. y &C net higher.
The port demand wa hos, and total
ssles for the day were cstmeted At ouy
st,or, 200 200 bushcls Argentine shipments
for tho week were c7tirns'ed AZ 500 600
bushels. against 2.ssl.0oo the previous week
and 1850. 600 last year. In The lcesl cash
market No ] durum pss quoted at $780,
No . hard. sl.26ta No Northern Duluth.
34is and No Northern Manitoba sl.i5'a,
all New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-10
rli1LY ". BUssING. Eyecu,rix

~ PURSUANCE or AZ ORDER OF
Hon John T. cohalan. Surrogate OF
the County - New lorh Notice n hereny
given % an persons having claims aganst
Elisabeth A Odeu late OF Tho County ~
New York. deceased 10 present the sars
with vouchers thereof 60 the subserihsf,
a. h.s place Of franssctlng business. No
t85 west 18th street. IN the city OF New
York. on or before the ioth day OF sep
TENDER neat
Dated. New York the Is; day 81 March.
1915 HAMILTON oDELL. Executor.