davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24
Too Formal.

care you on friendly terms with
your neighbor in the apartments?
well, no. She's rather formal. AL
ways sends her card when she wishes
to borrow flour, and If she wants both
-four and sugar she sends two cards.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24
Woman's Auxiliary.

The regular monthly meeting OF
the Woman's Auxiliary of the
Church of the Redeemer will be
held at the residence of Mrs. A. f.
Rust. Of 32s Seventh street this
afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24
Man Who is Ruined.

The man who permits himself to
be ruined by prosperity probably
would have been ruined by something
else IL prosperity had not come along
first.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24

Phil Eichenberger and Lindsey
Ireland have returned from Carbon
dale where they attended the
Southern Illinois basket ball tourna-
ment.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24
Romantic. Indeed.

you can't imagine how romantic
it is where we live! Al night when
everything is asleep sometimes hear
the nightingale singing in the woods.
Then | take NY horn and accompany
hin for hours. "--Fliegende Blaetter
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24

Miss Emily Vansickle. student
at the Cairo high school returned
yesterday from Tamms where she
spent the week end with her par
ents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24
FIetensrizina a Fortune.

A St. Louis man made $4,000 as
ragpicker. Lots OF men have made
more than that out OF rags-chewing
them on the lecture platform.-Mii
waukee Sentinel
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24
Dickens, New Years Wish.

So may-Ahe New Year be a happy
one for you, happy to many more
whose happiness depends on you, so
may each year be happier thar the
last.-Charles Dickens.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24

c. E. Roberts returned yesterday
10 Corinth. Miss. after visiting his
wife Mrs. C. K. Roberts and Mr. and
Mrs. M. q. Stewart OF pa Twelfth
street, for several days
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24
WHY Some Are silly.

It is only because they are unused
to the taste of what is excellent that
the generality of people take delight
In silly or insipid things.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24

Ia the opinion of the average poll.
tieian the ideal form of government
would be one under which everybody
could have a public office,
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24

Stewart d. Lewis left yesterday
for Chicago where he will Join Con-
gress-elect Hill and thence to Wash
ington where Mr.. Lewis viii assume
on March A his duties as private
secretary to the new representative
from this congressional district
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24
To The Young
Expectant Mother
Women Of Experiences Advise the Use
of Mothers Friend.

There is certain degree OF trepidatien In
the minds OF most women in regard to tne
subject 81 motherhood The longing 10
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24

Lee b. Davis OF Tamms, is spend
q few days with his family of Upper
Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24
Westm nster aid.

The Westminster Guild of the
Presbyterian church vii meet this
afternoon with the Misses Lansden
NJ their home, 3l5 Fifth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24
PERSONALS.

Hugh Martin has returned from
Beech Ridge where he spent the
week end with his parents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24
Easy.

whiner-"I have only one friend on
earth my dog" Optimistic Adviser
why don't you get another dog?"
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24

Miss Vivian h. Yates of Mi Ter
City who has been visiting friends
here for the past week returned 10
her home yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24

One trouble with experience is that
we seldom get 1t at markeddown
prices. -v
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24

guest of AIRS. Frank Bradley OF
Twenty first street retnrned to her
home a, Columbus. KY. yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24

Lloyd Riley of Jackson, Tenn
is in the city visiting friends.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24

Tom Glass OF the Halliday hotel
left yesterday for a few days visit
with relatives at Trenton, Tenn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24

Dick Roberts spent yesterday Wis
iting relatives at Bardwell.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24

Mrs. ]. E. Woeltie and daughters
Marie and Hortense visited Mrs.
Joseph Buie at Mound City yester-
day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24

Mrs. B. H. King of 24O6 Elm
street, has returned from a VISIT
with relatives at st. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24

Mrs. T. W. Moss who has been the
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24

Miss May Carter OF Cypress who
attended the teachers meeting here
Saturday returned TO her home yes
terday
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24

1iAs Nho has pcNh 'A'4t'"5 49,
here for the past week returned Il
her home yesterday.
Miss May Carter OF Cypress whl
attended the teachers meeting here
Saturday returned TO her home yes
terday
Mrs. C. c. Stanley who has been
visiting Mrs Frank Brad ey OF
Twenty-frst street. has returned to
her home AT Hope, Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. w Cannon
and Miss Kate Susanka left yester-
day for ST. Louis from where they
will go to Buffalo TO visit relatives
before going TO their new home at
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. ". Bergman re-
turned last night from their honey
moon through the south. They are
at home a, the residence OF Mrs.
Bergman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Lind, sr.. 527 Eleventh street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Stevenson LETT
last night for Chicago where they
will buy spring goods for their mil
linery store on Washington avenue.
Mrs. John NJ Marshall returned
last evening from ST. Louis where
she Gisitea her sister.
L. G.. G eason. sales manager OF
the National Manufacturing Co.
left yesterday for a business trip at
Nashville and Memphis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24

L. G.. G eason, sales manager OF
the National Manufacturing Co.,
left yesterday for business trip al
Nashville and Memphis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24

Mrs. C. c. Stanley who has been
visiting Mrs Frank Brad ey OF
Twenty-hrst street. has returned TO
her home AT Hope, Ark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-16
news. Hahn. whitlock & Scarf. IS 1

attorneys. Hahn. whitlock & Scarf, 80 ~
sau st.
I3i,rH ST. s, 367l1 II OF soutAe.
boulevard 81 8x1O0: Samuel Strasbourge,, -
Ia LEROY Il Crane, 10Th st and Riyefcfc
Drive: Jan .; 3,750: attorney, Lawyers Tl6s
Insurance Co 100 Broadway.
MINFORD Pr. W 3, 1913; sandow Rtary
co 10 Theodore kepien. 1888 Milford ri 49,
sl7 800 Jan 10; 500; attorney, Arthur KnoS
1873 Broadway.
Co. 2i3xf11.4; parts excepted: Alexander ek
ven 10 William w Strouse. 10 st John's IN
Brooklyn mtg $15.00OG July "a, 1905; M
attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust Co. III
Broadway. -
SAME PROPERTY: William w strouse 4.
Ensign Realty co. IS Liberty st (mts sis.oo6;
Jan IA; 500: same attorney: .F
SAME PROPERTY; Ensign Realty Co n
sigmund Ullman Co, POO East 146th 81 ma
SIS OOM Jan IA; 500: same attorney.
149TH ST, n 8, 225 II W OF Morris ave, H
100: George r Weller. ref, to Telco Realty q
Inc, 5l4 West 57th ST. Jan IA: S9,025 attof,
ney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co, 1I6 Broad
18TH ST, s s, 125 It OF Courtlandt an
2jxiOO Abraham Kaufman and ano TO 4
c Construction Co, 1852 Southern Boulevtsd;
Oct ., 1911, 500; attorney. Kaufman. S6s
East 10th st. .t%
SAME PROPERTY; e. C Constructos %
TO Lena Muller, 1878 Bryant ave; Jan Is; 500
18TH ST, W 5, so II n W Of Crescent ave
479x10O; James Allen, ref 20 Niagara Fke
Insurance Co. Buffalo: Jan IL: $1,000 a.
torneys, Gregg & McGresor 141 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-16

RICE-Firm. with full prices noted and a
good demand Screenings, 4d4itc; ordinary
4A64Ac; fair 4is9Jc; good ordinary, 5g54e
prime. 5l.g61sc; choice. 5izd3&c; head, ia
pan, 432G5c: Patna, 6$T7c.
SUGAR-Rehned steady and unchanged,
with granulated At 4.55c TO 400. The fol-
lowing prices are quoted by tho American
Sugar Refining Company: Crystal dominos'
cases, 2-ib cartons, half or full size pieces,
1900; 710c 10 Il cases; do cases, b-fb cartons
11Oc: zoo: in Y cases; Eagle tablets 5.9Oc;
cut loaf. 5.40c: crushed. $500; mould A, 4S0c;
cubes. Eagle 5-1b bags powdered and Eagle
confectioners' granulated. 1850: X%X% pow
dered 4.75c; powdered and coarse powdered
and Eagle coarse graduated, 570c; fruit pow
oered and Eagle extra fine graduated, 4.6Oc:
eagle .. 81. and 5-ib cartons OF fine granu-
lated. 4Soc: Eagle 90 bags do. 4.90c; 3l2-fo
bags do. 4S5c: 5-fo bags do. 4S0oi- l0-io bags
do, 475c: % and 50-ib bags do and standard
granulated. 465c; fine granulated and Diamond
a. 460c; confectioners a, 4.45c: crystal DOM
mo graduated. cases ., 80 and 5-fb cartons
49Oc and &c in y cases: No |, 4S5c; No 2
4.3Oc; No 3, 425c: No 4. 4 20c; No 3, 4.15c;
No +. 4.10c: No Z. 4.05c; No s. 4c; No 0. 3e5c;
No 10, 3.90c; No IL, 3.sSc; No IL, S.s0c Nos
10. "a and 10, 3.75c. According 10 Willett &
Gray, the movement OF sugar at four United
States ports for the week. figures in tons was
as follows: Receipts. al ,5s5. against &c s3i
last week and % 1874 last year: MEETINGS, 80. 0cO
against 10000 and SO. 900; total stock, 5s 49,
against 6l.902 and T0.9Tf. In London beet
sugar was I'd TO 1i.d higher with January
At rs 4l9d; February, 9s 5kd; May, 9s Sad
29sc for muscovado and 273c for mclasses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-16
THE METAL MARKETS.

COFPER-The local street market vas un-
settled with lake quoted At l7dlI. 25c, electro
lytic al ~. I5mlIc ana casting az 6.5Oc. stand
ard copper the Metal Exchange was weak
with spot quoted al I5JOc: January. February
March ind April. l5.50dl6c. In London copper
closed easy, with spot quoted at 40 los and
futures AZ 40 lis Cd. Arrivals OF copper a.
New York were 30 tons and exports for the
month thus far =, 956 tons.
T1N-Firm. with sales OF rs tons. Spot was
quoted at 5in5l pc, January at 30. 1880 zoe.
February at 20 40a50 SOC, March at 30 l0d
20 4oc, april az a.. s0a50 loo. May at N. 62ls0 a,
5Oc. IN London tin closed at fe20 for spot and
f227 for futures.
LEAD-Dull; New York spot 4. 25d4 35c and
East 81. Louis 4i5d4. 25c London lead closed
at nc Us 81.
sPELTER-Dull; New York spot 1850 and
East St Louis 1857 &c. London spelter.
1875 IS 3D.
IEON-cleyelsnd warrants 65s 10isd In Lon
don Locally iron was quiet and unchanged.
with No l foundry Northern quoted at SIS BOD
$40: No Northern. Sis6s1s 80; No Southern.
SIS 2Sdsl9; soft, SIS 259Sls 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-16
THE CROP MARKETS
Grains Regain an Early Drop,
Closing Higher; Coffee Down.

On the belief that American supplies vi
wheat win have 10 meet heavy domesuc
as well as foreign demands, the market
recovered a decline Of 2sq9sc in the carry
trading and at the close was strong ana
active at a net gain for the Gay OF
s,d5sc. Corn also began the day at ue-
cline, but confident buying based on the
active distribution, which appeared -
Offset the liberal interior receipts hrmeu
the market up, and the close was at ne.
advance Of FS91c. Oats followed the leao
Of wheat and corn. and with little pres
sure Of supplies closed the day 7se?sc
higher than Tuesdays final.
coffee was quiet and weak most OF tne
day. exchanges forming large part Oh
the business. There were only shght
changes during the day, and slight raiiy
near the end left the quotations only :
10 points net lower than the previous
close. Everything seems TO be waitihs
for the report of the valorizauon co"i-
nittee which is expected to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-16
RECORDED LEASES.
JANUARY Is.
with nam. and address OF lessee

with name and address OF lessee)
AVE r, 49, store. Morris Freedman ana
ano 20 Rose Davidson and Minnie segaII; 20
East 80 IT: yrs and mos from Jan l. lVlo'
AVE- c. So cor .tor. and part basement;
Morris Kronovit and ano 70 Paul Keller ,d ana
ano IO4 East 9Th at: yrs from May ], l3l2:
81 500. address. 7o4 Past 9th ST.
BLEECKER ST 149; store; Antonio Ma Ma
sslli and ano TO Giuseppe lAdogsha, 500 ts
Blocker ST. 10 yrs from Jan 10, 1918; Slsoo'
address. if9 Blocker 81
COLUMBUS AVE, n : cor OF Tooth ST: Leon
sobel 10 BENJAMIN j. Gluck; yrs from nov
kowsky to Amielio Csldarclla: 3 yrs from Jan
]. 1913; $1,000. address. 81 Mulberry Of.
TN to lanes Walsh 3O5 Locust ave; 8 yTs
from oct !, 1912; 5000 and $3.50
lsr ST. IS 10 50: all; Maud b Barclay 20
1919: Sl3 500. address. 400 East 81 81.
lST AVE. 2il9: store and basement: An
META T Tisch 10 Bernard salsberg. yrs from
Jan ]. 1913: 81 900; address. 362 Last 12.th 81.
% AVE. 2303. store and front cellar: George
Kramer 81 al 10 Barbara Laberheim. yrs
from Jan J, 1913; 500. address. Ill East
80 AVE. 800 n cor Of 10th ct; store;
etc; August oesting TO William Grundla eh: 3
yrs from Feb l. 1913 g yrs renewal at 81, 900;
20 AVE AVE 1853: eli: Theresa q M.chs1, 20
Alfred Abeles: yrs from May ], 1913; 5000
and $3.50: address 1883 "a ave.
Baldwin 10 Louis Thurm: yrs from May J.,
1911: $3.50; address So 30 ave.
Sd AVE. 1852, =. 2l.5Xl02.6: all: Adolph
Hrender 20 William sslkin 81 yrs from May
!. 1913: $3.50: address. 1894 30 ave.
9TH AVE- AS. e cor OF 35th At. store,
etc: hdolph Neurak 10 Bertha Lazarofr and
ano. yrs and mos from Dec !. 1912 10 yrs
renewal at sl.s0o,; $1,000. address, 4is 9th
ave.
srH ST. AS; store, etc: Roehl.r 4 CO 20
Peter Donohuo Nov TO- 1910. to April 30. 1915:
81 500 and $i.5oO; address. 25l West Dist ST.
iTH ST. t46 West, all: Hugh King 70 w
Greenwood & Co. yrs from May J. 1913;
$50: address, 446 West 18th ~.
9TH ST. II East. parlor floor: Helen z
Bommersheim - Clara Carpenter: 2 s-12 yrs
from Feb /, 1913: si.5Oo: address IS SD ST,
BROOKLYN.
39TH ST 30s West. g. store etc: Gerson
and ID Mordo 10 Samuel Phillips: 3 yrs from
Feb ], 1913: $40. address. 09S "a ave
4JD ST. ils West. all. Charles Follmer 10
Charles Mutterer: | VI from May J. 1912:
$500; address. lis West 43d ST.
18Th ST. 65 West. land: Columbia College
70 Fanny Rouyant; II yrs from May l. 1900;
Sl.Gis: address, 6J West 4sth st
HTH ST, 32s East. east store: Bohemian
Realty Co 10 Daniel Pisko: yrs from Jan l.
lol3: $3.50; address, 20 Fulton ave. Astoria.
Long Island
l02D ST. 8. 1925 II OF 50 ave strip
. II wide for fire extension from Patrick Kier-
nan 70 Adolph Krender: 10 yrs from May l.
1913; 500: address, 1921 Madison ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-16
MORE TRADING IN APARTMENT HOUSES
Investor Purchases the Seven Story Metropolitan, at South
west Corner of Broadway and 18th Street.
BIBLE TEACHERS SCHOOL INCREASES

2o0is 10 2o3 East ssth st. 65exioosx irreg'
executors sale. estate of John Gray, de-
ceased: 1871 bid in at S25,5O0: 1878 and , 1o.o
Withdrawn; 1917 bid In 1T S26,Ioo; 2o5 Last
EAST BROADWAY. 200. s, "a II o.
Gouverneur st, 81 2x5O, 3 sly bldg; executors
sale, estate OF Annie + Doyle deceased; sold
TO Albert sokolsl,i for s11,450.
ranging from 81 to IS acres, and two dwss
al Claremont and Mendham rds; sold 10 j
Frank Aldrich for $4,000.
BY Joseph P. Day.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 147. Sc cor s7th st,
25z100, sty dwg and sty extension' 500 "
tho plalntn for $4,000
ESD ct. 40 East, s s. $50 u Q OF Maa,son
ave. 1sx10O.5, sty tenmt; gold to the county
i25TI ST. 454 West. 8, 100 It Of Amster,
dam ave, 25xl00, sty tenmt and stores sou
to the plaintiff for $50, 400. -.
s0TH ST, 1877 and 1870 West. 8. 70 II OF
Amsterdam ave, 5Ox1o0s. ) sty garage; sold to
the plaintiff for ss3, 232.
By Samuel Goldsticker.
EAST KINGsBRIDGE RID, 80, g W cor Nor
rls ave, lsysO, 3 sty dwg; withdrawn; no olos.
10TH 81, 3l4 East s 8, $50 q OF "a "a, ave se
cOxlOOi II, 5 sty tenmt: sold 10 the plaintin for
$4,000.
AMSTERDAM AVE, W .. so II . Of lsoth ct,
eoxIOO, vacant; adjourned to January u.
BY Samuel Marks.
HUDSON ST, 243 and PAS. vs. lso n o,
Watts st 25xs0. sty tenmt and stores; soio
TO the plaintiff for $17,22.
At the Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph p. Day.
NORTH st. 90, SIS, IS II " OF Davidson ave.
25x10o. 3 sty tenmt; sold TO the plaintln Tor
$3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-16
MANY MIDTOWN LEASES
Transactions Show Demand for
Lofts and Stores.

NJ. & L. Hess have leased the first
loft at 40. 1I5 10 l25 West Goth street
10 Hochstim &, Bossak. furriers.
Corn & Co. leased a store at the north
east corner of 42d street and Broadway
TO the Broadway Art Stores for long
term Of years at an aggregate rental
of 100000.
He'll & Stern leased the twelfth floor
in the building at No. l28 to 1872 West
10th street for a term OF years, AT an
aggregate rental OF $4,000, TO Davidson
& Schwab.
+. Westcott the store southwest corner
OF Broadway and roth street for ten
years to the Blue Ribbon Candy Com,
pany Inc: also n store at NO; Zs4V
Broadway to y. Cosmos. the Cathedrai
Floral Company. for ten years.
NJ. Morgenthau, jr, Company, as
agent for the Urban Construction Conn
psny. leased the entire building NO. l59
West gath street TO Freeman d Gates.
NJ. a. J.. Hess leased the first loft,
10000 square feet in No. 1i5 10 10
West 30th street, TO Hochstim & Bos-
SAX, furriers. completing the renting
OF the twelve story building erected by
the =. a j.. Holding Company. which
purchased the site last May from the
Realty Holding Company
The Hudson Realty Company, Maxi
MILAN Morgenthau, president mas ar
ranged a lease Tor OFFICES III lHS new
Johnson Building, Madison avenue and
The julius Friend, Edward NJ. Levi
Company leased space In Nos. l6i and lbb
West 18th street, 10 the knickerbocker
Cloak and Suit Company for a term OF
James y. Wells's Sons leased for va
rious owners TO the Commercial Trucking
and Terminal Corporation. for a long
term of years, at rental aggregating
more than $1,000 the stable property
Nos 500 and 534 West 10Th street extend
ing through TO Nos. 53l and 5B West 18th
street, occupied for many years by the
Knickerbocker Ice, Company. The new
tenants will improve the stables. ii. j.
Sparks, OF Osgood Pell g. Clark Il. Cham
bers, was associated as broker
The Cross 6; Brown Company leased
the two four story buildings No. 1901
Broadway and Nos. 2l3 and 2lj West 4Sth
street TO the G. r. Silver Motor Company.
and the store at No. 100 Broadway TO
William NJ. Mcfarland.
Pease & Gilman have rented the store
AT the southwest corner OF Madison ave-
nue. and 18th street, opposite the Ritz
Carlton, to Max Williams. importer OF
old French and English prints for years
located in the Murray nill section.
John j. Clancy q co. leased to the
Auto Exchange and Equipment Company
Nos. IS and 40 West SD street formerly
occupied by the Rambler Automobile
Company: also space to Miller Hicks a.
Hewitt in Nos. 3. O. II and Is West 18th
street, for automobile purposes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-16
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES TO rtr 0r e1C
1T IS A NEW
AND HAPPY DEPARTURE
IN BUILDING

to erect on low priced land and lease at low rents Du
ngs which prototypes OF the much and justly Wanted
4th Avenue loft buildings, which certainly are the last
word, in loft building construction Through this
welcome breaking from the custom OF building cheap
buildings on cheap land the business to whom oca-
ton is not an essential obtain the same fire pro-
lection minimum rates and all other advantages
and convenences enoyed by the occupants OF the splendid
4th Avenue buildings at fraction OF the 4th Avenue
rents For instance this building we have Just completed
at Nos l55 Isl and 80 Perry St. near Washington st.
is the peer except in point of adornment Of the new Attn
Avenue buildings eve putthe cost of gingerbread work
.o ,teeI 70 ont heavy carving capacitv) The
building is stories and basement size oo 100 1t Is
of course thoroughly freproo and equally of course
equipped with the fire preventing, business protecting
insurance saving 1000 Automatic Sprinkler System;
Underwriters doors and windows; heavy carrying capao-
y excellent light and vent aton and electricity Tor
light and power steam heating plant; roomy, economical
elevators white plastered throughout. The build
ing contains about $1,000 square feet and to lease at
Sill NET per annum, which IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-16

FiGGPLANTs. box sISs. Is: BNDIvB. n. 8
aI2c: HORsERADIsH. 100 II. S3as5 kA LIZ
Dbl, 30ajOc; KOHLRABI. dozen bunches' 80
50; LETTUCE, basket, 50c9s1 80: crate; JVce
81 30: Dbl. s1dS1 30; LIMA BEANS, hall boz.
sass: crate. s2Gs4; OKRA, carrier. s"aiSSta;
PEAS small basket 81 5odS2 50: large; S-a
81 50asi 75:.large crate, sIaS1 IS; PARsNIPs;
bb 75c0si; PARSLEY. curly, Dbl, 81 80
81 30: plain, 81 50ds2: crate, siqS1 %; Ro-
crate. siqs1 rs; SPINACH. Dbl. 5O9e3e'
SHALLOTS. bbl. 81 jOaS2 so: SQUASH OLD.
Dbl, 81 j0dS2: Cuban. new, white, box, ~ '2p
81: Florida 81 50GS2: basket. 1acnsl 90
TURNIPS, rutabaga. bbl or bsG. 15cgs1: To
MATOES. Florida, carrier. 81 25aS2 90; Cuban
Slds2 -; Nassau, 1jcGS1 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-16

PROyIsIONS-Firmer 'on buying by COM
mission houses and packers. PoRk--Stesdy.
Mess. SIS 7Jas1s 25; family. s21 JOas25: short
clear. s2i 50qs23. RED'-Mess. S2OgS2l :;
family, S24qs25; packet s22as22 extra India sd,
mess $SsGS40. BEEF HAMS-Duli; S30qs@2.
DREssBD HOGS steady. Bscons, 10%Gllc;
pigs, ilisc. CIT MEATS Picked bellies
QUIET: i2c PICKLED IAMS--Steady; &c.
TALLow- Special. SIC; city 6Hc, nominal
country 57sd6Hc. IaARD--Firm. Middle West,
SO 90aSiO: city. exc: refined South America.
81 Zoe; Continent. 10 SOC: Brazil kegs Y loc.
Compound steady: Tlz97%c. STEARlNF;-
STEADY: oleo, 0l4e: city lard. nc, nominal
NOLAsSES AND SSRUPS-Firm. with
good iobbing demand. New Orleans. centrifu-
gal. common, 15dl6c; fair. 1920; good. 2l@
26c: prime, 2s434c; New Orleans open kettle.
S5G5jc syrups. common. 1l4l2c: medium, IL
011c. fancy. 2542Sc
NAVAL sTOREs--spirlts turpentlne was
easy and slightly lower Rosln quiet and IN
changed, with tar steady. TuRPENTTNE--
Spirits machine bbls. 423sc. TAR S61s6 20.
ROgIS- Common 10 good. strained. 81 20: r.
u, II and r, - o.; q. Sc; H. Sc co. I, SO 81:
X 81 10: NJ. 81 70: n. IS 50; w @. SO 90. and
w W. 50 -.
OILs--Linseed steady at the advance of
the previous DAY. Refined petroleum un-
changed. Standard white, petroleVo, bbls.
New York and philadelphia, IS 80; ak, 81 30;