The New York Times warned yesterday that its profit would fall short of Wall Street's expectations as it struggles to keep advertising dollars flowing into the newspaper giant. The latest bad news from the Gray Lady follows similar announcements from Wall Street Journal publisher Dow Jones and Dallas Morning News publisher Belo, as advertiser demand for print publications remains weak. The company has been on a rocky road the past year as a combination of an ad slump and uneven management upset shareholders. Just last week, Chairman Arthur "Pinch" Sulzberger and his cousin, Vice Chairman Michael Golden, said they would...