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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-05
CHAMBERLAIN
Revolts Few and Local, While Ali the
Great Princes Adhere Firmly
to the Cause of England

still somewhat smaller than in peace
times"
"But was there no excuse whatever
for the published stories Of seditious
disturbances which 30 widely were
commented on in the United States?"
I asked.
EXCUSE, but scarcely more, for
some Of them" Mr.. Chamberlain re.
plied. There were some disturbances.
These undoubtedly were magnifed
into great events by Dun enemies.
..They were fomented principally by
dYscontented Indians returning from
the states and Canada. These were
mostly S,khs Of the Punjab and many
II not all OF them had been college
students in America.
"A very. active revolutionary paper
had been established at San Francisco
or some point near to that city. II
Was called the Ghadr (Mutiny). At
the, outbreak OF the war this exhorted
all indiana in the states or elsewhere
IN retum 70 India and take 10 arms
in a revolution against British rule.
.Cerman money may have hacked Il
before the outbreak of the war. After
Tho usr began Cerxnan money surely
backed u The German Government
.,npor, an indian rcyo,utionarv com.
r,ttee IN Berlin. They must he sadly
di.a pnoin,ed nv the small return for
their large expenditure.
.~rbe four or Ave thousand eturu-
inc indiana who went 10 the Punjab
were SURPRISED when they arrived
there 20 find no revolution in progress,
,oa a,bouoh 4, A., possihie that thew
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-05

tmladina, the Young Serb F'edcra,ionS
(which saw in Nicholas heir Messiahb.
Il wish 10 So. Nicholas reign in Get
;inje and in Belgrade and hen se-
c:etly fan the flame Of the Greater
Serbia dreams.
In the western Balkans. j. -. Ia
.\ustria's immediate sphere Of interest.
a mona oh hllnd,y devoted tn the Rus
sans, On Nlhania's border IN" douhiy
crowned Authoritarian of an Italian
King; neither Vienna nor i:udapcs,
could allow such a combination The
Pan-Scrbian agitation against IIaps-
burG's domination would be strength
ened, Italy's ambition in the direction
of Albania favored and the already
contemplated annexation of the Bal
a provinces by Francis Joseph
would he considerably blocked.
Whether G~oluchowsky slgnalled To
the Belgrade conspirators or whether
they needed no admonition to realize
the eNpcdiency of the hour. neverthe-
less the fact is that when after Alex
anler's assassination the Skupshtina
met 10 choose n new King, not Il single
vote was cas, for Nicholas, none for
his son Mirko Instead they chose
Peter Kara GeorgeNich, Nicholas's SON
ii,-law.
The hope of a lifetime had lied. and
Nicholas. now 60, was 500 to meet
with IA new diSillusion. 80 our mas
ter" goes the Whisper around the
Black Mountains since 1903, lis not, AS
We always thought, the national hero
longcd for by all Serbian brethrcn?''
Mirko, whom a true Serbian woman
presented with n strong boy and win
had in all crises championed the
Great Serbian dream, was tn" pet OF
the nation, which believed of him
that he would not fight for thoil
sacred cause with tongue and per
alone.
Did the Old falcons y aim that
far? Did he hope this youth might
succeed, as Serbian King recognized
by Europe. in achieving what IN,
h~nlf-vassal still menaccd by the Turk
ish yoke had failed to do"
Did he not reflect that for Vienna
two serbian Kingdoms werc-and are
MOI convenient, less dangerous
than one: Was he too already in;
ioxicated. by the silly dream thai
Austria hungafy limprd toward tho
road Of the Sick Man?
Alas, The armies of Germany
Austria Hungary and Bulgaria SWEEP
through the Serbian domain; Ruma'
MIA and Greece refuse assistance to
tho invaded Kingdom; Gen. aarrai
cannot, with his varcolored, INSULT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-05

The story of Nicholas of Albania and Peter of Serbia a Maxi
milan Harden tells it in Die Zukunft" is full of human interest.
Harden. himself of Slavic origin. undoubtedly sympathizes o a certain
extent with the Serbian and Montenegrin cause. He lets it be read
between the lines thar the inherent desire. the dream. of all Serbs is to
unit under a common banner and found a realm stretching from the
Danube to the Adnanc: thar this dream n the one hand and Austrias
deliberate prevention of its fuiflnent on the other form one OF the
chief causes. If not the n great cause. of the val
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-05

(Co~ftnued On HtoAth Pue~)
The sun., 1916-10-03
Advising Caution.

One brokerage house Of prominence
strongly advised Its customers TO OBJ
serve caution In transactions. II was
pointed out that II was better to be SAFE
than sorry, and that prices had already
had a considerable rise without much
reaction. This house also told It's Gus
TONERS that the most unusual conditions
existed In this market in that the ten
share trader Of a year z has become
the 100 share trader of to-day. and that
the 100 share trader Of last year is now
the 1000 share trader II pointed out
that all this was very well while prices
were on the upturn and money was easy
but that even such bank reserves AZ ours
are at present could not but eventually
feel tho strain Of speculation of the last
few weeks. and that with higher money
rates security prices might not be so
buoyant, especially In those issues which
have advanced out Of proportion to their
real values.
The sun., 1916-10-03
GOSSIP OF A r Z

II ~ ne opinion Of many In Wall
Street Yesterday that the theory that
the public 10 running the stock market
would have TO be revised to some ex-
on the proportions which market opera
tions have reached that tho session
seemed . tame AFFAIR. although transact
tons exceeded q million shares. The
public held aloof and the traders took
advantage Of tho fact to trim prices q
bit to q safer level. The operation met
with the satisfaction Of the rank and
ME Of the street. No one believes tia
public participation has come to an end
by any means. but most traders feel that
when outside buyers get their second
breath, or perhaps 1t 10 the third or
fourth, the market will be in an I'M
proved position to meet II.
The sun., 1916-10-03
COFFEE MARKET.

The corec maIke, lost . good part of IT.
recent rally yesterday. March contracts de.
cltn~i TO siA. The general list closed a, a
net decline OF IL TO 20 points Sales. 5.T0
hs-s The weekly figures showed compare.
lively large clrarances from Brazil to this
country but small shipments TO Europe The
opening was point higher TO 3 points lower.
but prices soon turned easier. with the active
months selling about u points net lower
santos 70 were offered here at lie, ~ A. 1875
10000 and 81 AT 1910 &c. London credits.
RIO IS ~ and Victoria - and Is al,
Local spot market dull. with quota
tons unchanged for Rio grades on the base
OF s'.c. for e. while Santos conecs were a
shade lover ~ ii.c for a.
Warehouse deliveries in United s'a,~s las,
week. lis2iT bags. against l:e. 800 las, week.
ana iH.lo2 last year: Of the frst rsmcd
amount. New York had sS.-7i. Weekly re-
port: Rio .clearsnces, 5000 bags. in,ludinr
:l."o' 10 TINTED states. s'..c to Europe
and North Africa and c.nO TO Cape. River
Plate and west coast OF South America. San.
ios clearances 2g7 90, bags. including ?2l .oOO to
United States. 5000 10 Europe and North
Africa and eos 10 Cape. River Piate aui
west coas, OF south Americs Victoria clear.
ances, to United States, 1000 bags Bahia
weekly receipts. 500 bags: stock. goa:
clearances TO Europe, 500 10 United States
MI: elsewhere. an bags Receipts at Rio
and Santos. $4,000 bags. against ~. opo pre-.
vious week, $500 last year and $780, 900 two
years ago.
The sun., 1916-10-03
Rsainess and sentiment.

Aside from sentimental reasons. the
Offering Of $780, 900. 900 City OF Paris .
Der cent. Ave year gold bonds by Kuhn.
Loeb 4 Co. was expected to be an inme-
diate success. 1t was stated early yes
terday that the issue had been heavily
cyersubscribed. and this was before the
Advertisements had appeared. One ma
,crlal reason lies In the yield Of $50 per
cent. Another is the potential profit In
the matter of exchange. Still another
though minor IONS deration Is h fact
thai principal and interest are payable
withou. deduction for any kind Of French
tax. The bonds are Reasonable at the
option Of the City Of Paris at l02 II on
October 10. 1918. or on interest date
thereafter on ninety days notice.
The sun., 1916-10-03
Trade with south America.

Concerning the trade opportunities OF
this country In South America the sta
tistician of the foreign trade department
of the City Bank states that In the
year before the war that continent i'm
ported 81. OiS 600, 900 worth Of merchant
disc, Of which 30 per cent. was drawn
from the United Kingdom, IS per cent.
from Germany and II per cent. from
the United States. Since 1914 imports
fell to SSH. 900, 900 and those OF 1915
10 SS3S,oOO, 900 while exports remained
At normal level. II Is apparent. he says.
that the supply Of merchandise in South
America must be very small now. and
"as the purchasing power Is largely due
~ the fact that the 1915 exports were
the largest In the history Of the trade,
the opportunities Of American merchan-
disc ought at this moment TO be very
great"
The sun., 1916-10-03
ISepteaber Financing.

September financing was the smallest
Of any month 10 Tar this year. although
IN the opinion of bankers this Is not I'M
natural after the unusually heavy
amount Of borrowing earlier in the year.
Financing by Industrial corporations In
the first nine months Of this year shows
an Increase Of 200 per e over that OF
II year age. while the financing by rail-
road companies 10 below that OF last
year by 30 per cent. New securities an
nounced since January show an increase
81 approximately rs per cent. over 1918.
For the nrst nine months Of this year
the railroads borrowed 1851, 902. 500,
against S~7l.707.000 a year ago, while
mo Industrial corporations borrowed
$1,000. 1885, 500. against 33s6, sol 900.
The sun., 1916-10-03

The s~lusgshness Of the market was
attributed to a bad ase Of indigestion.
Brokers pointed out that the market
had been obliged to take back . lot Of
stocks sold during the last week and that
II had not yet had time to assimilate
them properly. Until this could be
achieved close observers Of stocks said
that II was unreasonable to expect new
buying vigor could be injected n the
list. Brokers pointed u that h vol
Juno Of stocks offered on declines was
small and that the securities came back
TO their higher prices easily. this indi-
eating hat the supply Is scarce and that
the public and the spectators or the
bull side arc ready TO follow up any
rally Just as Boon rs they feel . real
movement Is under way.
The sun., 1916-10-03
Note-Agricultural and live stock paper ma
turtles Of from 81 days 10 six months.
Commodity
49,
Aceptanccs.

Authorized rates for bankers acceptances.
- minimum. a. maximum. Rates for bills
Of exchange purchased In open market by AZ
lAnta bank. 3isn5i4T. Rates for bills with
or without mrmNer bank Enforcement, with
mat urities of ninety days or less. purchased
IN open market by 81. Louis hank, cnfo.
Rates for commercial paper purchased In oTsn
market by Dallas bank, s6Se-. Rates for trade
acceptsnces, with maturi'ies II ninety days or
less. purchased In open market. without mem
Der hank Endorsement. by New Orleans branch
Of Atlanta bank. 3Adtr. Rate Of sc for com
modify paper with mstur;ti.s Of from sixty
bank.
The sun., 1916-10-03
LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. Oct. a.-Money was In good
demand and discount rates were steady 10.
additional announcement that sppiications
wMl be received soon Of smoun,s Of
fectinG investment stocks. which continued
10 decline on the Stock Exchange to-day.
Belief that q portion Of the French loan
pressing factor. Banks are receiving iib-
.rsi orders for the ne. E.cheausr i:aHe.
only steady sections. American securities
moved irfsgulsrly. censois for money
ciosed at 80; new Nv per cent. war loan st
ssX. Nopsy, ~ per cent. Discount rates
short and three mOslh tiils, SMQsE
per cent: goid Dssmiuns OF LAsbea. S1.eO.
The sun., 1916-10-03
o Maturities.

Bond and note issues Of the leading
railroad and industrial corporations ma.
turing this month total $4,000 900 In
round numbers az against $l4.3OO.O0o In
September and 3ll7,500,0 900 In October
OF last year. OF this total It Is estimated
that the maturing indebtedness OF rail-.
roads amounts to 37.e00,o0O OF IN
dustrials SIS 400, 900. Railroad bonds
maturing are estimated in excess OF
$1,000, 900 and industrial bonds more
than 81, 200, 900. The largest item In the
railroad bond maturNies Is $500. 900 Of
the United Railroads Of San Francisco
issue.
The sun., 1916-10-03
Springfield Body Corporation

The board OF Directors OF the above Cor
narration nrgc authorised the sale OF a.50
mares preferred stock to all stockholders
common and Preferreil ms Of record DC
,ab.r . 1916 To said stockholders the
nyiyilere il granted OF subscribing TO the
extsnt of i0'c OF their holdings. i $40
nsr share, plus accrued dividend from DC
liner list 10 date OF subscription. Ne
sotiabls subscription warrants Will be
mailed TO each stakeholder by the Guar
AMY Trust Company. said warrants to-
ge,her with $40 per share and accrued
dividend from october LIST 10 dat" Of sub
scription must he presented To the Guar
suty Trust Company, liO broadway, New
York, on or before October %, 1918.
\. W. COLLINS. secretary.
The sun., 1916-10-03
NEW YORK BANK cLEARrNos.

The volume Of business transacted In or
through. New York on Saturday 10 indicated
BY the fact that bank clearings reported yes.
terday by the New York Clearing House
totalled tS9s.ooo ,1ea. These daily figures lack
significance unless compared with the daily
averages In the corresponding periods Of
former years. New Yor&. the financial cen.
aud financial conditions throughout the
-ountfy. The comparisons will be found
even more valuable when considered in con.
nectton with the ummary Of railroad earn
tngs published under "Railroad News"
The sun., 1916-10-03
q. q. GOVERNMENT BONDS.
METAL MARKET.

Somewhat auiet-r conditions prevailed IN
strong tone was maintained There Is mi''i"
as,,r.d tina, less than q per cent OF the
frst quarters probable production remains
nn-old. Metal for delivery, in the mr.,
quarter 10 quoted nj tn 10 p CENTS . pouhn
and second quarter NJ III TO IN CENTS
Steel prices were frmer. plates, structure,
and semi. mi shed steel having been anvahcea
The sun., 1916-10-03
n AND EXCHANGE.
CALL MONEY.

TIM M0NEY-1nduMrial loans slightly
nither sixty days, $50; ninety. days. Si.a
.Sw month"; %an, 'ssa,E; five months
IN range In the week ended = ober 4,
isls; vs. from 2ka?ia% for sixty days TO
5nsS% Tor .tx mouths; In the week ended
gnI% fer six months: In the week ended
October 10. 1918. from t&d5ss for sixty days
TO t%m6S for ax months.
COMMERCIAL PA~PER-Market soft at
sh* Tor prime four TO six months bills. Rate
for ordinary good names. although quoted 81
sN4, a. usual. was largely nominal. The
martet. for trade acccptancea remained un
changed and easy at ~, ~ and :l,% for
thirty. sixty and ninety days Endorsed bills
receivable. r. eligible for rediscount at Fed
s!al Reserve Bank. Ineligible bills softened TO
The sun., 1916-10-03
Exchange ProAts.

Rarely 4 ever before nav the ele-
mcnts of foreign exchange prohts entered
50 largely into matters Of loans from
abroad AS this year. In this instance,
In addition to the interest return there
may be a substantial exchange pront
III view OF the option to collect The
principal and interest at tho rate OF
$50 francs to the dollar. whereas the
normal rate of exchange before this
war was around SIS francs to the
dollar
The sun., 1916-10-03
KUHN, LOEB & CO..
Reorganization Of
The Associated Merchants Company
United Dry Goods Companies
under the Plan and Agreement Of Reorganization
dated December %, 1915.

under the Plan and Agreement Of Reorganization
dated December 20, 1915.
To the Holders of Certificates Of Deposit for the Stock. ofthe above Companies
under said Plan and Agreement Of Reorganization:
Notice is hereby gven that the stock of the new company formed pursuant
TO the plan and agreement of reorganization dated December 28, 1916 to Wit,
ASSOCIATED DRY GOODS CORPORATION, is now ready for distribution
to the holders OF certificates n deposit issued under said plan and agreement
by United States Trust Company OF New York.
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, No. 16 Wall Street, New York CITY.
will &C. as distributing agent for the new stock. Upon presentation and sur
render OF the certificates of deposit as hereinafter directed, the holders thereof
will be entitled to receive the amounts of stock and fractional scrip for stock
OF the company called for by said plan and agreement of reorganization.
Certificates Of deposit should he presented orr sent to Bankers Trust Com
pany, No. l6 Wall Street. New York City: and In case il is desired that the
stock certificates for the new stock be issued in the same anne as that appear
ing upon the face Of the certificate of deposit, they need notb be endorsed or
assigned. In case 1t Is desired that the certificates for the new stock be issued
IN a name other than that appearing on the face of the certificates Of deposit,
the certificates OF, deposit must be endorsed or assigned to the person in whose
name 1t Is desired that the new stock certificates shall be issued, and such M
dorsemen or assignment must be signed by the person named on the face Of
the certificate OF deposit. which signature must correspond with such name
in every part and must be witnessed and guaranteed by a New York Stock
Exchange house OF some bank having a New York correspondent. In such
case m certificate OF deposit must also be accompanied by a two cent New
YORK state stock transfer tax stamp for each share of stock represented by
such deposit certificate or else by two cents n cash for each such share. To
facilitate the exchange of certificates of deposit for stock, it is recommended
that holders OF certificates of deposit residing outside New York CITY forward
their certificates of deposit through their local banks.
CORNELIUS n. BLISS, JR,
LOUIS STEWART,
SAMUEL W. REYBURN,
GATES W. McGARRAH,
THOMAS COCHRAN.
THERON S. ATWATER.
THERON s. ATwATER, Secretary, ""
No. 5 West saith Street,
Nu. Vol &C..
The sun., 1916-10-03
Mig Increase In Ore Shipments.

DULUTH. Oct. a--Shipments OF iron
ore for the season ending September 30,
1916. Increased 9,535.7lO tons over last
season. according to reports of shipping
companies. Shipments were 33,s9s, 400
tons. against 24.362.7l0 In 1915.
The sun., 1916-10-03

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2.--Foliowing are the
.., 900, boxes; hams, I, 400 boxes. shoulders,
i. 500 boxes. butter, 100 cwts, cheese. so. :
crn steam and $40 tons Of other kinds.
The sun., 1916-10-03
LOST" FRTIFICAJES,

LOST Southern Pacific Company s,ocl
cer;ihaaie so G3i0s> for 10 shares, alsu
Baltimore aud OHIO Il. u. Company .tork
c'r,lnCate 80. plI2lto Tor 10 shares in thu
name "juhn u Williamson" Sotice Is
hereby given 20 show caus" h duplicates
shogId not he issuci
JOiIN II, WILLIAMSON.
The sun., 1916-10-03
BALTIMORE AND ONO %EQUIPMENT
IRlST m lvlb

Tn. Undersigned trustee VIII be .prepared
on October 10, 1919. 10 deliver D"Nnitlv"
~, per cent. Certificates o. Baltimore ara
Ohio Equipment Trust 81 ifld - It's once
liroad and Chestnut S'r"ois. fhlIihrIrl'd
on surrender ~ its Interim Certificates
Exchange NJ. also be made at the nNire
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com.
pany, No. . Wall street, New YORK, on AMI
after said date to such holders as nav"
Nod request for \ew York delivery at sild
ONCE prior to October :, lHlt
GIRtRn ST COMPANY. Trustee,
philadelphia, IA, October :, 1915.
The sun., 1916-10-03
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The Natiek National Dank iscatsl q,
NatioI<. In the State OF Aassachusstts 10
closing fts affairs.
All note holdsrs and ether creditors Of
the association are therefore hereby noti.
Ned TO present the notss and other claims
for
FRANK c. BISHOP. Cashier
Ssr'.wher 1ste
The sun., 1916-10-03
silver PRICEs.

Average price OF silver IN New YORK II
Oct ober, 1915, was ~, 3ste. an ounce: October
1914, 30 CSC. October, 1918. 80 Isc,: October
1912, &+7c. October. 1911. 6.Sic.
The sun., 1916-10-03
LONDON PRICES.
PARIS MARKET.

PARIS. Oct, 7~-Trading was quie, on
the Bourse to-day. Three per cent. rcntes.
az francs for cash; exchange ON London,
81 francs ~ centilhes, 5 per cent. loan. SCI
francs. 4
The sun., 1916-10-03

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 1.-The Cotton Ex-
change here will be closed on Saturda, s
until further notice.
The sun., 1916-10-03

LOST OR STOLEN C"rtifcate No, C-70-'
for - shares Preferred stock ~ Washing.
TON Hallway 4 Electric tumpany stuuiiu,
IN name III Mabel -. Rel GNl'BR x sos.
3 south Wi!liam street, Soy lrs tlt!,
The sun., 1916-10-03

THERON s. ATWATER, Secretary.
No. 5 West Saith Street,
New York City.
GOULD & WlLkIE, Counsel,
No. 2 Wall Street,
New York City.
The sun., 1916-10-03
ATEs ON OTHER COUNTRIES.

Approximate pariti.s q above are: Hol.
land 6lsh lire. drachms and francs respec.
III: Rnsss. 6lS cents: Austria. Da
GEMS; D-nnark. sweden and Norway, ?s IS
cents: Brazil. s2.A cents; Argentina. paper.
- Is cents; Argentina. gold. 1885 pesos: In
ia. S2u cents; japan. SN cents
The sun., 1916-10-03
FOREIGN

The tone OF the foreign exchange market
yesterday vas quiet. Francs and marks were
some what lower. while Italian lire displayed
strength on light buying.
In the 70 loving tables, when the de
mand. sight" or check rate 10 quoted
IN United States currency II 10 said to
favor" this country II less than par. but
when quoted ~ foreign currency II Is .aid
10 be against this country II less than
par. For the convenience OF readers such
rates are marked "F" when In favor Of
and a" when - ainst this country.
The sun., 1916-10-03
TIND BILLS ON LONDON
RANGES OF DEMAND RATES
FRENCH.
Par s.isH francs
GERMAN.

(P1 S.?s cents.)
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-05

Ell PASO, April 5.-The problem
OF locating and capturing Villa some
where within an area of 1000 square
miles confronts Brigadier General
Pershing today.
Information from the front states
that the American troops have been
disposed to the best possible advan-
tage, but the task of running down
the Mexican bandit in an ever widen
ing territory as the brigand moves
southwark into Mexican interior be-
comes increasingly difficult.
More troops are necessary, 1t Is de-
clared. General Pershing has ordered
that detachments of infantry be
trained for mountain climbing and
the establishment OF sort OF Ameri-
can chasseur corps will be under
taken.
The American commander antici-
pates long hunt and is preparing for
1t. A Torreon despatch places Villa
at Maica. ninety miles southwest OF
Guerrero. II this is true tho bandit
Is probably proceeding along the old
coach road that leads into Santa Ro-
salia, whence he could move on to
Parral, his reported objective.
Through the intercession of Next
can Consul Garcia the execution OF
three ring leaders of the conspiracy
to seize Juarez last Sunday night and
declare for the villa-Felix Diaz plot
has been stayed. The conspirators
were to have faced.. firing squad in
Juarez at sunrise today. The FL Paso
police are searching for score OF
Mexican plotters who are said to be
hiding in this city.