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New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. Feb. 1s-c-o,so,s closed lis
scconr, o. DIS for money and 50 for t.,9
sf6i Anaconda was = higher a.
CraSd TTraGian Pacific unchanged al lsO'
Money n,s unchanged at 2S7s ,a dis
count rates We're ouiet
r.c,,iai lung on the Stock Exchange vas
a1. LiaI dnd uninteresting Home IdIlss;
c,ad,,aii a,i rams and foreign bonds harue.,uI ,In
sii1 80 on Investment buying, lis
sagsed on lack of support Hhodeslan
iili.isS ciosed firm, after early weakness.
lCdn securities opened a ira ~.
s;' ti,sLeL' put proht taking caused ae,iIh ,tIlt
uut a ing me hrst hour. Trading vas isnt @
5no prices were heavy until covering OF
ders started a recovery in the afternoon.
LED Ied by Missouri. Kansas & Texas shsres,
49, &aLl SIeet sent moderate support Iof
irregular close
Canadian Pacific was weak and declined
"a points on the declaration OF Ihe Fesu
lar dividends on the common and pre-
ferred
Call money in London. ! a Il per cent
open market discount rate for short nllls'
I. q per cent: long bills, 81. per cent. ber-
count rate. 21a per cent: Paris exchange
on London, % francs Is centimes; Beriln
exchange on London 90 marks "a pten-
nigs Bar gold, 77s I'd. American eagles,
1Ss I'D.
Parts. Feb 1s3Three per cent rentes
closed 12iz centimes lower at eS francs
SIS centinles Prices on the Rcurse were
firm
a6vices caused a strong opening on the
Boerse to-day. The market weakened later
on the advance in the private rate Of dis
count TO 3 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Is, Rynafn Feb 5-rATTLE-Recelrts
ts;yiy active and steady; prime steers
. en - g 40 NEALS-Receipts. 800 acuNe
and 5oe@ @sl lower. seq s,n so' q s,rorq.
,9 : ID T,,jxed 81 2oa 81 30; Workers; 81 80
- a. "a" stags s7Ts7 % dairtes. Ss 80 ~ & ep
e,5rEH tg s%i5 LAM Bs-R Receipts, 600 sheep
si,i..e and steadv: lambs slow and i3c io"vf'
'aiioS- CIV Feb. 15.-fA1il e -fecsIp p1.
- i,rIudirs 900 Southern closed s'Ioms me
e'9P, - Choice export and dressed pei pei
1nd ee'i ea ,na 81 80: fair to good 50 io9
steets ss,.Fn 90 steers. IS 1889 50: siocke[s
- 10, 49, So 1875 90: southern, S 2og
az snS rnyrs S3Qs4 %, native. :. % q 80 20
60 s. T5M So, bulls, =" ~on :" -. - -.
els. SHoCS-Rsc@ipts 'f-ooo, stcaus ~ ~
81 ~ Tor. SIS %; bulk of sales g eog
s. -: IS ,;s,, IS 80 sseAs5s So: pigs
s1s sHEEP-Rec-ipts e'eeo; stF9no, *
g - .os,ss -. yearlings. . aaYss ~.
Iai.ss s. 1880 IS: ewts' % -oasu "o'
wtthfis, - feaders, 81 q 50 30
stocAFfs ei-' Eeb I5.-ATTLE-ReceiP
chicago ,osrs 81 10 q IS. cows So 80 n
ig eo"' sse,s Stesos s. 40a s6 so. bulls si9>% -
s. %. heiIe. 20 % stockers and feeders. So
eaiyes' sIaGf;s-R receipts. =. 600: market %
50 ," oice heavy. 50 - q s. 20; 20 bntch- n @
loc los -. 81. light mixed IS aon 81 90:
eEs :" - saas9 10: packing 80 70 q - -, 10 10
- S. sof 50: bulk ot ass shtT sga ts 20 ="
eSttsSfrr-rs Recripts. isooV. - - l"i 5ia
.ro1g 40 Ioc higher 80 80 co i.,s
10 - %; lambs.
s. ,sss,, - 8 81 FEB 15cArTLEaReesp,s = IL "a
'-iHs,'nha'i ~oaj shippers, 50 io4 80 80 cona
2ts, ta5I - 80 HOGS-Peeeipts e.517
sjc..' 5-,e-sr butchers ai't Init-R TRP 80
s. 81 .,,,,oa Sc "ofss - .-alI, 6Ss =! e.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16

9E5TER @YEA f2Fa2 Paars sarfis5 nssrb $3.50 100 ss
TARsSiPs b6 7.sasI :; IsARiY pARsLEa R:rm,S, Nf%
Sgafs 9rssnS sgSs sss s saSS sR6nASE Rfn Fsa S
G$2 Bermuda. crate 15egs2 SHAIdoTS3 M 3oLids Nf~
if HaS. fsney, 6sssst S. slgSt 80 PGSr SbI
to SEQ s 5Sf So s. SR5SAsH ds 81 rofids White
81 SoS $'qs sas1 a so Ase cuban- Siqs1 25 TTRNIPs
Ruabaga bb secgs1 NsT TG o5lssns IoFids %h5s ear
IisE. 81 2@g$s; Cuban (, SdGsS 8 5sgS2 oo "AlAN
light supply and higher, but closing weak Lei
tuce scarce Mint higher. Mushrooms II IN ,olar
ata demand Tomatoes scarce and firm 1EI=,E CEGl ~
BERS, dozen, 75c@s2: box - soas+, t,chss LII. 81
stTag 81 5sfs2 30 s NtS4 5Saoc a01sa 1RApiHE @
huneheS' s2asa; RHUBARB, dozen lunches 0o
i1., SEVA5uiet 81 on clo-er and buekwheat
California extracted weaker Ci3geI e4i'iT co,sb ,b
l3g15e; extracted sgsi7;e 7fIc ouSaTi California. ex-
tracted as TO color, 7Qslsc; Southern galloH'
O'T. 'RT.EsIFSyAx-Choice sItS continues scarce and
iobbing out at 28d3O lb for foreign anu
G0M31c for domestic oz,o, Ii
Supplies of syrup are more than apple Ior RI
quirements and market weak az 'ou ''0 sa4
-',i GISSESti@Northern and Eastern. lb S. %
a 81 %: Southern and southwestern 80 0o " %
NUTs-Fair demand for peanuts, and marr nar,,
I,et stcadv at former quotations HlckcIE
in FREE supply and weak d,1 BLACK wlnTss
Virginia hand-pioked, jumbo, lh. IA IieS
fancy ~ extra as a. q a. f%e &c 19s5isc a Sc
Spanish 30 J. "a n Sc: No =. 81: CTS: c: Pc
CANS. Texas, ungradad. lb; lie; Hi HIskQRa ~
NUTS. busheI 81 Isl 50; BCLLNLIS. 2ge
T5c: BLACK WALNUTS, zoe; 81 IEFN l =
- q inc
FtrRS AND sKINS-Prces continue high on
all small fat furs, with outside ngtres ocCa
sioreIIv exceeded for very fancy qualities.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET - Money on call
opened ~ "a per cent highest per cent
16u est ezla3 per cent: closing, ga per cent /;
ruling rate, - per cent; last loan, 22= per
cent. Time money was unchanged Rates
rere quoted At 5le per cent for sixty DAYS,
- ueT cent for ninety days and 314di per
cent f9r four, five and six months. Mercan-
lie paper Has issued IA fair volume ana
ne, With moderately good demand.
Rates were quoted at 41gG5 per cent for
sixty 10 ninety days Endorsements, AbzH1o
per cent Tor four 20 six months choice
single names and So per cent for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign eX-
change market opened strong at an ao-
vance n : 10 70 points To / $50 .8S4e for
cables sslG774 ssI5 for demand sterling and
sss75 $40 for sixty-day bills Short francs
were quoted Al 5.I1I2 less LIS ano snort
rsichsl1arks at g. The market held firm
II the dav showing a further advance OF
points from the opening in demand ster-
LrS cables were quoted Al !. .s635Q. S6ie.
demand sterling Al 4Se15es4. $500 and sixty
day bills q s4fs+ $50 Short francs heid
around 5l7-7 less l-IS and short reichs-
mark - e5Ge5 plus l-s2.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16

PROyISIONS-The market lest part Of the
rscen, advance under profit taking. but the
hog situation continues firm and prices ar the
,-ards showed an advance early of 5dlo
points As stocks of finished product at west
tions are of continued light receipts of hogs
are e9 fs'oTs tors pfSss m.s.
sa+ 50a sa5: family. s2s Il soe 50; short clear
.24 7sa s27 BEEF-Firn,: mess mess sI$asls 30;
fani,y' fan, T1.ee 81 % SIS 769.se BEEF HAMS
sesady @ a s2ta s2s ? DsEsEEp F HOGS ,2o :,
pekled ae ID Bellies bel steady n smoking t8a isHc
hams he ls: iS4e art,i at is s f i II
en- sc country 81 &c &C. IARpEass Ii,E o,iE n
MaSe Fssed WsstsTn balss aeaay south
i eoc Continent. IL soc: Brazil kegs, II SOC
Compound easg a. a7s a7;c. SrrEAFlNE-
RICE-Business here only fairly active ,At
Atlantic ssaboard narkets howeTeT quicker e,e &c
west. louisiana and Texas reported a good sales
movement, with prices vel sustalnee o.,
March / the American Sugar Refining co will
+1ithdraw lis special rebates sugar and name
ore pre1 aT nf fsT fsT beet t sugar @ neaans-d
lad higher, With Februa5Y a. Us l'1d 4aTon arsr
here With "a sale yesterday of 10000 hsgs cuba
Centrifugal as test. nearly due, at price eaaa
SPOT Muscoyado. So tess quoted at s,efc' sh1
H,as,e, sggar e Tsst ssS weak spc.
and '- FeSraary closing At lsa la,5c. March
I3G13i i2isc: April. II 40 1317l@c. Londen
nrm and p little higher. spot. fSe rs I'd
futures. fso Lake copper here quoted a.
i3.s3i9c. casting 1312is a18a7t4c. TIN
Quiet snor 80 a ~. 4oc; February. ~ a 81 25c: :
March. - 20 80. .loc. April and MAY, $2 73I
a. Inc London higher and firm: SPOT. flAi Us
a. fr.ures fi53 IS LFAD-Weak spot. 4 30
Gi70c Nav York. and t2HT 45c East s.
louis London unchanged ~ fl3 Is ed for
spot SPELTER-Wesk; spot 6Ao1 5eac
New York and : son 54he East 81 Louis
I,ondoh unchanged az f2s ss IRoNmrhe
English market was lover at 5ls Sd for cleVe,
rsrd yysrrants LOCALLY unchanged, No l
foundry Northern. SIS 39sfsia. No ? SIS 25b
srST5. No Southern and No Southern soft
sis 30 0asie Pig iron certificates quiet and
unchanged. No sales ri, ..
ai-S SaV.I sTOREs-sririts turpentine steady.
r,,, ar,et and UNCHANGED. Posin firm and up-
cbsneed with tar holding 10 d steady basis
VIDEs-ouiet and easy. Win prices rot ma
teriallv altered .L D.. ,..,iaol, ,ot. ,.o-,.
- - somewhat in excess or offerings Stocks
a. Srst hs pds light. and the market nrnler in
~ ,i,h fut but unchanged prices. Oak and
h,,tts stead 10 firm, with good demand at fun
pr InNrGs-Ffrm and active. Essential oils
80 ~ frn1 with excellent distribution. Roots
nft ftnr,s-!,inaeed oil unchanged. Refined pc
rorToNsFFD oti4-ouitt safes. b-ioo hbis
and steadisr ton. for near positions Prices at
e. eIose vrere s,eadv at unchanged to points
,st sd,snce. Local contract prices
ycxter-
oren. High Low ,leee Ia
reSr.ary reSr .7.ol 7ol 1M 7.oia7oa Cos
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
c10RAGE NOTICES.

TO Nora Washington James z fpstJa. eoh.
BetteIhetrn VIM. A. Oertel, Bessie fop-
infon' Mrs. X L. Newman Mrs. Edith l. White,
Mrs Caroline Harris. Mrs. e NJ Shera' Jam Jal15Ss
enfield. Mrs. n. sherman, Mrs. E. Wilson Viz
ginia Pope Frank Greenwood. Samuel > to1PSI'
Nrs T HINT Mr. A. W. J. Flack, Robert har-
ris Mrs J. McKeon, T. White, Gertrude VI,
Brooks and Norton Chase: You and each OF you
are hereby notified that the time for the pay
n1ent OF our lien upon the property nereinaIoess
described having expired after due notice tne.eUi
TO Wit Household Goods Personal Erfects and
Merchandise. stored in the Columbia storage
Warehouses; bv YOU or in your name cor IN
which YOU may have an INTEREST," 10 De soid at
public auction. according to the statute IN SUI
9th street on Saturday. March 5th 1910 at
1880 A NJ and il the sale thereof is not COM
pIeted on said date the same will be continued
at the same place on each and every Satufoay
therea fter beginning at 1870 A M until the
sale IS completed -----
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. February Is. 1910.
RFEs E--Receiprs. cars, or lSf head. al
fer SLAUGHTER. except l car No trade IN i've
catrTe SIaughterers reported a fair demand
for dressed beef at sa 1oi2c Per lh With gen
arsI sales a. 81 G1o-sc. chucke sailing at sn
O. ti,-ds and rihs a. ss n12'ac. liverpool
ar. Tnn6on cattle MARKETS lower al ~. n
1Sslc dressed weight. refrigerator beef lower
at 9as q eTec
r.LyYs-Receipts 13s. including = for
,b. market Feeling steady Dressed caves
Nrro st ,esrerdav's quotations.
SHEEP AND LAMbS-Receipts cars, 2s
11@I head ell fer slaughter. but cars, held
orer y-esterdsr. we're On sale. Trade inlted
i,u, r,rices steady sheep entirel" nominal :
fs}rly good lambs sold at g 50 per lou 10
pressed mutton slow al 1A4 l21ec per N
dressed lambs at Il a lac: country dressed NOT
house lambs higher a. siqsl1 Per carcass
Ssles-Tobiu & shannon 2i5 Ohio lamos
Il N average s. So per 100 III. 30 state sheep
f05 H. s. so
RoGs-Recetpts. 81 cars. 5.oo4 head, All
g. eIsurrte Nerainally Arm en Buffalo ID
,.fces COUNTRY dressed hogs higher az IiH
1ol-c. light pigs. 13c. eo 49,.
SaIes fMondayD-NeWIon & Co 80 MafS
,an8 hogs 15S III average. 50 20 per iou ID. o
,or,Ehs eas 10 IS 40. stag. 4Ie 10. g >" -
robin x shannon A. state hoss' 10 'o'
50 30. rough. 800 H. ss io
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
= r.srs. 9oE-ed 't';S Ta+.s were as foliovs

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - Boston. SC
C.scoZnr- Chicago. 15c discount. san iran
cisco. sight Tisc- telegraph I2i2 C premium.
Eew Orleans. commercial 25c discount
hank 81 r7rer,7iJIrr7- Charleston. buying par.
selling l-10c premium. ST Louis, lec pre-
MUM bid 9oc premium asked, Minneapo-
is z5c premium Savannah buying S-iec
discount. selling par
BANK CIEaRINGS New York. ex-
c-snres ss0s 062. .2Oe. balances s2o.s2l.175:
Baltimore. exchanges s5.433.ss3. balances
s555 I7s. Boston, exchanges So 4A.el-,
hsLsrrez Elel71n1. Chicago. exchanges
2is7e5 9-a balances s3.Ss5.ee5-
SILVER MARKET Commercial bar s1i-
silver IN London closed at 24d. an advance
COLD PREMIUM In Madrid 69e. Lis
HETIraH EXCHANGE Mextosn. ex-
casnge on Eev- York l. quoted at % =
CoTFR% %1TE&T REVENUE Receipts
trorr customs yesterday were s@6b.fz2 IN
tsrnal reven1I@ sL22z 043. snd mlscslane-
o1s. [isl So z total Of 81 .sss-o9e, asalnsS
1ersl eEDcucirures on ordinary account OF
s-sshfse. For the month 70 oate le, oIqi; ia
nsry receipts have been s2S,5e3.soZ afn
orcinsr- Expenditures S22.3S3.365. the eA-
cess ~ rec=fprs amounting 70 sl.2o"-5@e-
Or the fiscal wear 20 cate Ordinary r.
teip's have been Sso0. 165. 69e, against
ss3-. 9E Is IN the same time IN ls"s, and
Al-5-5-b.5"1 ~ 1903, the excess or tAptoaaa Apoa
GhQres tins -ear amounting 70 Sz44s +:5ZV
compared s,lFh 4n excess last year of seN.-
6@-sa IuclUdlns Panama canal account
shc public debt. the excess ~ All eHp'-h1i-
lgres over receipts since July amounts 20
az eSp2 ab4 against an excess ln the cor
tesPon1,ns period 4 year ago Of s1el.'ls'-
SUB TREASURY - The Sub-Treasury
vas debtor 80 The Clearing House SfoZs'-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YoRk
Julius Nayer. Plaintiff against William
Wainwright and others. Defendants In pur-
suance Of a Judgment of foreclosure ana sac.
duly made and entered I'm the soove-entitfed
action and bearing date the 18th day OF saru-
srv 1910. !. the undersigned. the Referee n
said judgment named, Will sell at public auc-
ton at the Exchange Salesroori. Nos 1$-io
Vesey street in the Borough % Aanhattar
CITY Of New York, on the cath day Of Feeru-
arv 1910. at II o'clock noon on that day, BY
Joseph P Day. Auctioueer. ths premises
directed by said judgment 10 be sold, and
therein described as follows
All those certain lots. pieces or parcels
Of land situate. lying and being IN this Bor-
oIigh Of The Bronx, OF the City OF New York
in the County and state OF New York. known
and DISTINGUISHED on a certain map or survey
made by Douglas Knox, City Surveyor. dated
ApriI 90 1908. entitled Map of IA lots com
nrfsing the remainder of the Earian Estate.
sttuated in the Twenty fourth Ward. New
work CITY Borough of The Bronx and Hled
~ tire office of the Register of the County OF
Nev YORK on the goth day Of October. 1875.
as Map No 11o4. Lots Numbers 2e5 and
o96 -
Dsted New York. January 31st. 1910
DAVID TIM. Referees
SIMPSON WERNER & CARDOZO. Attor-
news for Plaintiff. III Broadway. (Maa-
hartan( New York City.
The following is a diagram OF the property
60 be sold:
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW y IoRk ORE
against Abram keasy Wright and Georss r.
BigIer Defendants-SJInIn0n
To the above named Defendants-1ou are
berebv summoned to answer the complaint in
this action. and 10 serve copy OF your IN
swer on the pain1lni r1ics ~ his summons. ex-
cI3sivs Of the day of servtcee and in case ot
yGur IL daaIe sn 70 sEa1Pse YOU by Default for n
Eif. relief % demanded % in the complaint
L6UIs H EowE PIsint,f.s u. AstoTssy At sso,,
Office and Postonice ADDRESS NO 1so Broaa~
way. Borough of Manhattan. New York
ne defead4s,, Ae5a ssaas LAG Ss,ss Wright and
The foregoing summons Is served upon YOU
by pursuant 20 Jastes as Of 3he Su
prerle Court of the state of New YORK. dateo
igis scson asl@ on ts ane 4 sd
in the office of tlls Clerk OF the county OF
City and County of New York. in said State
Dated, New YoTk January = Isie s,,,--.
ONCE and Postof7ce Address. No 1s5 Broad
wav Borough Of Manhattan. New York
sTPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
Fay L. Tysen. Plaintiff. against Robert r
Tysen. Defendant--sumiions-- toI d.
To the Above Named Defendant You ars
hereby summoned 10 answer the complaint IN
snsr an the plaintiffs attorney within 20 days
after the service OF this summons, exclusive cf
the day of service and In Ease OF y9ur falure Is
against you by default for the relief demanded
in the complaint -
mated New York. January L. 1910
HENRY WHITE. PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
Post once address and once. No. 141 Broad
way, Borough Of Manhattan. New York
City.
To Robert z. Tysen. the above named de
-.ndant- The foregoing summons 10 ssrvsd
,,non YOU by publication pursuant 20 an order
of the Honorable Peter A. Hendrick. justice
~ rbe S,fpreme court OF the stats Of New
Work dated January nth. 1910. and nied
With the Complaint and copy thereof in the
So ~ the clerk OF the County OF New YORK
- me County Court House. In the Borough
Of Manhattan. City Of New York IN the
So,ntv and State OF New York. On the 18th
day of January 1910 -
Dated New York. January 18th. 1910.
HENRY WHITE. Attorney for Piainti1. Oncs
End Post Office Address. No 1t1 Bread
way Borough of Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
EXPORTS.
Cash Quotations.
Nominal
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, February IS. 1910
GRAIN-NHEAT-Sho further strength
early. prices advancing lac to NC on more IN.
favorable crop news from the Southwest and
GOV erins by shorts. Country buying of July has
been feature in the recent advance and has re
suited in more consideration being paid to ths
crop edvices. it taken TO indicate that
the country does not believe the crop to be in
very promising condition. Commission houses
vera active buyers, but In the afternoon the
market eased of and closed practically un-
changed FOR the day. Cash markets generally
steady Bredstreet's visible showed an increase
of PA, 600 bushels east of the Rockies compared
with a decrease last yesT Of !, 99s COO while the
worlds, visible gained 23o. 600 against an IN
crease last year of . $4,000 bushels. No red
wheat here was quoted 81 SOFA sales elevator
domestic and 81 29i4 nominal afoat No
Northern Duluth and No hard winter 81 2s1s
nomina sioat. CoRN-Firn,er, working
UP &c 70 1c on coed buying by commission
houses and probably unsettled weather. Prices
eased off a little late, but were steady at the
close at net advance of iac TO sc No
corn here. &c elevator domestic. TSizc delivered
and 11 &c o af1oat. nominal. OATS-Ffrnler.
While prices eased off little late, they closed at
a ret advance OF sc to lec Cash oats steady,
with mixed IS to % lbs nominal. natural white.
"a to 81 lbs. 52G55c. and clipped white "a to 42
lbs, 53056c. RYE-Steady: No Western.
sa1=c nominal New York. BARLEY
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16

spot mere was quIeI aho "a - P2inss foT lid
ding Gulf. Liverool cables: Spot. fair bust
ness; sales 5000 bales; speculation and eX-
port, 500; American, 1000: imports. 15,ooo;
American. 1000: mddling upland, Slod
futures opened quiet at 496 points decline;
closed steady. unchanged to ~ points lower
February. 7.sad: February-March. 1St l2d:
March Aprfl, 7.s6d: April-May, 1S4d: May
June 7s2d: JuneJuly. ~ I'D: July-August.
71o1ad: August September, T.4oa2d: Septem-
her = October. $40 I'd; October November,
6 Sid: November December. 6.12d: December
ia nuary. E 7nd; January-February- $3.50
COFFFF-DulI and featureless. with prices
st the sta~t unchanged. HaNre was unchanged
10 4 1Dfennis advance. TIE recent clearance or
coo bags from Santos. which caused discussion
on the local exchange. it now appears. was
Ninas coffee and Of little consequence some
fairly good buying developed in the afternoon
fc~ the near positions. which closed hrn; whlis
Gar nionrhe were steady, with prices unchanged
t. 10 points advance. Spot market steady at
sac for Rio No {. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
PROPOSALS.

eFFlcE OF TIE COMMISSIONER DIS
tccf ~ Columbia. February :. lSlo.-Sealed
lfoboEsls u.liI bt received Al THE ONCE uEtll
= o''3ock noon February % 1910 FOR con
ictllE an eight room school building on
-eG -e-2i Square SIS. az corner Of Tenth ami
= ft-Hets Blank form Of proposal
pt'-lc7rlefs snd ell necessary information
= oe Grained f-riu the chief Clerk. En-
sa.>f Department. room 421. District Build
.-s Deposit of $40 oG required 40 guarantee
'1-In Z plans CT-ND Il RUDOLPH. JOHN
:. -o9 NSToN. MILAN JCDsoH. COM
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
PUBLIC NOTICES.

EoPEAU oF rBE Pl tsLIc ADsfINIsT TRAToR
CT TffF CftI- -STY OF NEW YORK.
40 l1s Nassau STREE.
Borough 1f Manhattan.
Aev York. FebrusTT s'h iJav.
.Aof.,e : hereby -..en fslfslarr 10 Chapter
,e922t = uie Laws 4 1895 that Z statement ot TIE
tafsf ., --e ts3grfv = Neuv 59rlz during THE
-. l.fs9 published ln The city k-coio
80 itrles sa-E week frr -hFce webs. begin
@I ts~J--V tsfh 1859
= WILLIAM II HOES
hl-..u.stEstSt 9. f.l= Caac.J Of Ne"
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
G. oVERSEED PRICES.

T.Ieso F-b 55-CLlCVERSEE ash.
= sz- Februarv. s. -2se. March. 3 32 =
Sru & 50 ocrote~ s6 -. 10 > s. l2i2 No
a. ~. rejected 81 40 81 So X = 6 SIS 6oG
e. - TINDTH V Prime s. Iar"n, =
--eLk f.-sL..a. p = Narch. s. -
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
suRRcGATES' NOTICES.

N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abner c. Thomas. a Surrosate OF the County
Of New York Notice IS hereby given 20 an
persons having claims against Ellen NJ Pike
late Of the County Of New York. deceased to
present the with vouchers thereof 90
the subscriber. at her place OF rransactins
business. the cface Of Guthrie. Bangs & Van
Stnderen. No. al Wall Street, in the CITY or
New York. on before the 2Sth day OF July
next.
Dated New York the Iath day OF January
1910 JEANETTE p COIN
Execurrtx
GUTHRIE BANGS & VAN SINDEREN AZ,
torneys for Executrix, A. Wall atn~ex
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
LOST AND FOUND.

ORIGINAL. CERTIFICATE No. 1s3, FOR FIVE
shares of stock Commercial Lighterage Co. has
been lost. Holder will please notify
E Il BALL. Tribune Bldg. y y Clty.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
STORAGE NOTICES.

HAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSE. co. Once
800 West saith st.-To Helen Beresford, George
T Clark Mrs 3, Coleman. Bertha ]. parmond.
William II Day. Mrs \, Downing. Joseph .
Drevfus, Desda Duncan. Mrs NJ. B. Ford. Hen
fietta Gamble Anthony GsuticT. Mrs. Ida Greg
orv Kate Heaiy. Marion Eenckel. Mrs. J.
Hewes. Mrs John Hickey, T.. Hughes. Estesie
Jacobs. S. Sankey James. Rachel Johnson. Alice
Johnson. Mabel Kelly. Charles Keppler. Eent- h.
Kirkland. Hugo kroeber. Z. Henry Larkins,
Jennie Mallahan. Robert z. Matthews. sydney
Nicholas Joseph q Brisn. James H Patton,
Fred Z; u. Phillips, Kate quinn. Minta Robinson
RcSsie Solari. Cal. Stewart. Ada F. sutton Mrs.
+ NJ. TAYLOR. Wm. V. Thomas. Charles Wander
veer Mrs l., Wilhelm James Williams. Ida
Wood Mrs e. X. Waldo Lena Young. Grace
.aspiei George carney. F. 4. Douer or James
T. Iytis You hereby notifed that the stor
al ae being due and the time for the payment ot
tLIs connpany's lien therefor upon the property
hereinafter described having expired. and due 40
tice thereof having been given you. this com
pany will cause such property, TO Wit, household
goods personal effects and merchandise. stored
hv YOU or in your name in It's warehouses. 70
be sold public auction. according 20 the stat
,,te in such made and provided. at our
warehouses. No, 800 West 34th ST. New York
CITY, on Monday March Tth. 1910, at 1880 m
and If the sale thereof is not completed said
date the will he continued at the same
place on each and every Mondsv thereafter be
ginning al 1880 m. until the sale is COM
peted-
ANNIE c. HAEGER Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16

The approximate amount OF the lien %
charxe 20 satisfy which the soove-descrieed
property is 70 be sold. is S3. $50 80. with in
tersst thereon fronA the eth day OF January.
1910 together with costs and allowances
amounting to Se3+ "a. WITH interest from
January 18th 1910 together with the ex-
penses OF the sale. The Approximate amount
OF the taxes. assessments and water rates. E
other liens which are 10 be allowed 20 the
purchaser out Of the purchase money. paid
BY the Referee. is S3Ti-iS and interest
Dated. New York. January 31st, 1910.
DAVID TIM. RefereaL
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16

Chicago. FEB. 15.-Wheat. after advancing
generally from nc 10 &c. fell away to practi-
callv closing figures Of Yesterday. Corn held It's
strength better and finished with a modest ad-
: arce a did oats. while provisions pounded by
realizing sales. lost some of the specta cular gain
ma6e Yesterday and finished from 12lzc to 2oc
of. Range cf prices:
Yester-