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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. December g. 1914.
owing to the closing Of the Mercantile EIchanSe;
no receipts we're complied to-day. Inc STOCK VIII
be included IN Mondays receipts.
BUTTER.
A few buyers we're IN search OF high grade fresh
creamery and at full former rates. In some IN
stances little more. Supplies we're s shors s
See. nrsts. 3ia34c; seconds. 2s93Oc held extra.
s2 SCORED 32s higher 33e hIsts Sos32 5Y sac ts
intso nnV erea@ SsS'' arsa. 25ss5HS
CHEESE.
Low temperatures are interfering With the move
ment and the situation Is nomina ally unchanged
STATE whole m 4h ,5 held s SPECIALS Specials Se
/ average fancy llkdl4&c; Wisconsin, whole miks
Daisies. liiSsl5Ltc twins li& g nc; fats l5e
l5ae; state skins. held. specials. l3slS'Se; fresh
i-~S '-'~ EGGS.
Deliveries light. and much OF the supply shows
damage from freezing. Fair cal Tor prime Ire s
favor. The higher quotation Tor extra nne stocb
l. almost nominal except for best nearby receipts
sI Lssn ~ sEts Ssas7c; seconds. s3s $50: fal
refrigerator, poor 10 good. lsG 2se early packet
special marks. fancy charges paid ?Se nrsts ~
dg5iac: seconds. 23d2ic. henney whites. rne e
fancy. 47e4sc; gathered. as % size and quality
S5@l7c: hsnney browns. H5i2c. gathered anc
mixed. 3ISiOe.
FRUITS.
FREsH-Apples in light supply and quiet
Oranges and grapefruit not moving owing 10 oolc
Hss,her APPLEs No /. bbl 81 5o9ti; common
slasl 80; Far Western box Soegsi 80; PEh DIS
Safasba l.lb basket, 4@6c: STRAWBERRIES
Cal, pint. 208SOc; Fla. quart. 5o@I5e; GRAN
ssER BS esgs GSS 81 s.a 9s c ia f
jersey. Dol, ssg;i: crate slgsl %: L l. Dol y
c S5s.A g 55s PT2ssaSPGGEs fSf strap
ssuM1s. strap, g .ss.2 as kUMauATs;;o Gqe.ri;
! si 50as5: GRAPEFRUIT. Fla. box. T5c4S2; Port
/ Rico. Si9s2: PINEAPPLEs, Porto Rico. red span
) ish. crate. Sla1l 95: Fla. tl@a IS: cuban, 81 z
4 dS1 so: smooth cayenne Fla. crate. S9S3; Isl
o. Pines. s. 5Os;L .u,o
cHEsTNUTs, bushsl. sl@,2i HICKORY EuTs
| s. 50dt3: BULL NUTS, 81; BLACK NALNUIs
! i5ca;l: BUTTERSUTS, 50ST5c.
HAY AND STRAW.
! Market well cleared Of stock. New invoices lishi
timothy lSf Prime No l. ton. 81 sos.22; 10 to
IS 20; ;sSs 81; ' s4RRRh ss o ,ias.s
/ 2. SIS 50 small bales 5Oc@sl lo~eT).
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.
Sweet potatoes dull. Beans and peas lower. Gu
eumben scare Kss and ;p;aaee ssher mi Le ,ss
ss ss No P9rtr Sss 50 Hf MaiSs bulk isc H.
:, sG 81 i ssk, ~ b. q H.. s.s :, 2 Is,
10 '! Jersey Gu 81 !sg.i So V. eTop: bOl
Bag NGsi 81; SWEET POTATOES. Jersey. Dbl
100 S1o rs shits crate "a 'G fses,i 10 yellow
red II baS 81 .5s,i sO Cal y:lGy b.E SSsE g
T TSsnas n Bow ,ssa: jerusalem. Dol. AS;5
hSIsE sS g 5Ssii: BEANs. s s;1 g go, .
Ss Sq5Sh g ;ig.i 50 e.R RfgSs' s ss.is y
punches bun slSii s. Old; loO,lo !,g 5cgiss; Sid
lunches. l6aioc; state. Gaze. rs,9: Cal sg
! ma i5e@sl; r.d. 81 25asi 20: CAULFIGw
! FRS. L l. abort cut Dbl. teasl.; Cal; crate. s?e
s s; cHIcoRY and EscARotE Dol q HIS s,s; :;
/ EGG PLANTS. Fla. bon. 81 seas: Cuba 81 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27

against slsO,s7i,ooo in 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY
[By Telegraph 10 The Tribune. J

Albany. Dec. 26-Incorporations died with the
Secretary OF state.
Yidreal Holding Co. Manhattan: realty construc-
ton, brokerage Insurance: 1000 David Israel, l06
W. 69th st.. \. Y. j. J. Israel. Anna Lyman. y. Y.
TIE Recover Land Co. Brooklyn. realty con-
structi0n: $4,000 PieirO Corsentino. sol Liberty
az. Brooklyn AntoniuO Impastato, Biagio RiLzo.
Brooklyn
Kurt Sorge, Manhattan: manufacturing. repairing
etc pressure pumps: $40. 600; II. A. Deschinssy.
3 Moore ST.. Brooklyn. Charles Lew Brooklyn
Katie Sorge. y. Y.
William y Jordan. Manhattan general commits
sion merchants: $40 000 r. ]. Jordan. l4se Wood
haven av.. Woodhaven. d. T. Jordan. w. L. Jor-
dan. NOOdhsTen.
A " Mas Co. Manhattan: manufacturing
artificial flowers. $50 900: T. r. WOLF. "a Wal s.,
y Y
Peerless waterproohng and Products Co. Man.
haitian. s., 900. Abraham Gsrfen. sol Hunts Point
az. The BronI: Gerson Goldman. The Bronx. Il.
s. Powers y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27
Wall Street Has Dull Day.

Wall Street showed more than the
usual dullness following holiday yes
terday and trading in stocks on the
Stock Exchange was the smallest for
a two hours session on record. Scarce
" more than 23,200 shares changed
hands.
The previous record dull session was
on June 80, 1894, when approximately
$4,000 shares were traded in. The at
tendance on the floor was small, and
commission houses were practically de.
void of customers. United States Steel
and Southern Pacific again touched the
minimum levels, under which trading
is not permitted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27
100 MORE HERO POLICE
Woods to Address Honor LIE
gion at Terrace Garden.

An installation meeting of the Honor
Legion Of the Police Department will
be held in Terrace Garden tomorrow
night, at which 100 new members will
be initiated. This will bring the total
membership up to 500, out Of the TO-
600 men on the city's force. The legion
will also be given two chaplains, the
first it has had, in the persons Of the
Rev. Francis J. Sullivan and the Rev.
DR.. Ernest NJ. Stires, both honorary
members of the corps.
Commissioner Woods will speak, and
Dock Commissioner r. A. c. Smith,
Vincent Aston and Andrew Carnegie,
honorary members, are expected to
attend.
The legion's annual dinner will be
held at the Waldorf, January 20. Presi-
dent wilson, Governor-elect Whitman
and Mayor Mitchell are among the in
vited guests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27
uoIlsnd's Selling Moderate.

The selling which followed the first
,-,bpsissm Of the Stock Exchange re-
opening has been carefully watched in
- % determine whether the bulk Of
-. hnsipess was domestic in origin
Wy onlr a comparatively small part
SS H. for European holders, or
,rtSstSer. under the guise az domestic
S.i,;DS agents for European stoekhold-
~ have been artfully feeding out to
ne market in homeopathic doses the
We. ~ lhat could not disposed Of IN
III The first has seemed TO the OBJ
so-vsrs 10 be the correct answer. so
e. &c is known, Dutch investors and
. 20 have been doing as much
sssIlisg As any foreign holders Of Amer
;ssrs In view Of their great commit
-sssts in times of easy prices, II IS
.stss as an encouraging sign that their
EnTisation here has shown no evil
SsSess of haste or a willingness to
sscri6ce good securities for the sake
Of ready money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27
Alabama Docs Its Part.

Alabama is not wanting in patriot
Ism. The first application for a loan
from the s1OO,OOO,OOO cotton pool comes
from that state. which gave w. p. G.
Harding 20 the Federal Reserve Board
Il Is Mr.. Harding who has most al
heart the success Of the pool, unless
w. McAdoo, "as great a Secretary OF
the Treasury as Alexander Hamilton,
% the enthusiastic phrase Of a grateful
Iennesseeau, demands 10 be its guar
dan angel Alabama, still less Mr.
AeAdoo, will not suffer the cotton loan
plan 10 die Of mere hamilton. And
John SHELTON Williams has yet to be
heard from.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27
SHOTS FLY IN SALOON
Man Killed After Old Quarrel
Over Gard Game.

Joseph Butkas, cooper, was fatally
shot yesterday in the saloon Of An
thony Kandrada, the Lithuanian wrest-
Ter. at Grand and Berry SITS, Williams
burg, by, the police assert, John Odissi.
Odissi and Butkas had quarrel sew
eral years ago over game OF cards.
When they met in the saloon the quar-
rel was renewed and Odissi fired three
shots, two of which entered Butkas's
abdomen. The third grazed the face
of Julius Busch, of 105 South 4th ST.
Butkas was hurried to Williamsburg
Hospital, where he ded two hours
later
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27

The board gave out q statement ex-
planning the changes that occurred dur
ing the week. It read in pa.T as fol-
lows:
"The total resources were about
sf,7O0,00O larger than the previous
week. the increase being due mairly to
larger amounts Of Federal Reserve
notes in the hands Of the New YORK
bank. Net deposits show a gain equally
large, cash resources show a slight gain
and rediscounts a decrease Of about
100000 dollars, as compared w.tt the
previous weeks totals.
Hardly any change is shown IN the
figures of net circulation Of Federal
Reserve notes, though reports from the
Federal Reserve agents indicate that
almost SO 1000, 900 Of additional Federal
Reserve notes were issued 10 the banks
during the week"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Steamers we're in steady request for January
loading but few were available for earlier than
Febrgsry Rates continued strong for both early
and forward boats. Quotations to Lye,p9ol' -, "a
nicked ports large tonnage. IS; cotton 10 Liver
pool. per 100 10, Use Charters; Greek steamer
ipreviouslyl. $4,000 qrs grain. Atlantic range 20
" q Italy ss Feb 8. Br steamer previously
IS 900 qrs grain. Atlantic RANGE 70 Rotterdam. y.
n-Peb; Br steamer previously. $1,000 qrs
SOs2 tons previously. Transatlantic trade, ! or
months. Is Cd. deliveries \: prompt io'sgsn a.
sfeauer - tons same. one round Tip, -. Bl
Steamer 297i tons same s months. IS. deliy mes
Mediterranean. MAY: Br steamer. 2.s22 tons lpfe-
yousiy) cotton. Gulf 20 Liverpool SOS, opl93nn
Barcelona or Genoa. 1855. Jan: Nor steamer, lblu
TONS. coal Baltimore 10 Colon. T. prompti schoon
er. $50 tons. coal. Phila TO Porto Rico p "a
and back TO New York. lumber. 50 p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Lieut. @. z LAKE. resignation accepted: effective
Dec. 81
Passed Asst. surseon z A. vfCKERY. dstsehsd
5th Reg. Of Marines 70 Asiaiic ststion
Pay Clerk l. PIrTMAN, resignation accepted; 10
take effect Jan. 10. 1918.
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED.
Dec. 2i--Machlas at New York yard. West VIZ
ginia at SEn Francisco: Raleigh al Ma1AtlAn-
Dec. 2j-MinneSota at Philsdephia. Annapolis 81
La Psz. Tennessee a. Beirut
SAILED.
Dee st-AnnApolis from MAzAtlxn for La Psk
Blltus. nov at Key West. ordered 10 proved 60
Por, .au- Prince and ssnto Don,inso CITY. snd
thence 70 Cristohal.
Arethusa. now Al Norfolk yafd ordered 70 Pors
Artluz. Tsx-. and thsaes 70 GuAaIaaAaao bg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27
Full Time for 1000 Workers

Manchester, N. H., Dec. 26.-Notices
announcing a resumption Of full time
in all departments were posted IN the
factories of the W. II. McEiwain Shoe
Manufacturing Company here, to-day,
Seven thousand employees in the local
shops will be affected. Only part Oh
the plant has been running recently
and not on full time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27
HUDSON STILL OPEN
Steamboats, Making Daily
Trips to and From Kingston.

The Central Hudson Steamboat Com
panv announces that its Hudson River
service is still operating between
Franklin st. pier, North River, and
Newburgh, Beason, New Hamburger,
Poughkeepsie and Kingston. There is
no obstruction to navigation and daily
service is in effect.
A steamer leaves Franklin st. daily
and SUNDAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27
TOPICS OF THE DAY
IN WALL STREET
Stock Market Records, the
smallest Two-Hour Day
in It's History.
DEALINGS SLIGHTLY
OVER $4,000 SHARES
Dutch Selling of Securities Said
To Be Small and With
out Urgency.

u was the smallest two-hour day
-, ne Street has ever seen, and IL j,
"a not been for the temperature
-.,sh, probably have been the dullest'
49, was not the usual attendance on
a., Aoor Of the exchange, which was
s so because, with only little
w. than $4,000 shares done in ell,
~. we're not enough orders 20 so
t s.er,s as Il was. Nominally the mar
az TSs made up of tifty-fve stocks,
as. Al these only about 81 showed
Eel. ~. Of 200 shares or more, and on
~ hosrd Of a commission house where
. IN ordinarily active stocks are list
- less than twenty had found quota
70, Al the end Of the first hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27
CLEARING HOUSE
SURPLUS LOWER
Excess Reserve Off SS,O0O,OOO
Deposits $4,OOO,OOO Greater
Loans Expanded.

The actual Clearing House statement
showed a decrease in surplus of S.
1880 TO Sl17121 200. Demand de-
posts increased s4,503, 900, time de-
posts decreased S27s,00O and loans in
creased s711,000. Reserve in vaults
and in the Federal Reserve Bank de-
creased S7,065,000, while specie in
vaults increased s3,137,OOO. Surplus
reserve in the average statement in
creased Ss90,930 to 1921 ,874,510. De-
msnd deposits increased $3.50 900,
time deposits decreased Ss16,O0O and
loans increased Sl,353,000. Reserve in
vaults and in the Federal Reserve Bank
increased Sl,700,000, while specie in
vaults increased S2,41s.000
The statement of condition of the
Federal Reserve Bank of Eew York at
close of business on December "a COM
pared with the previous week as fol-
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27
Iron The Tribune Buresu-l
W.shtngson ne-srnh~r "a

Iron The Tribune Buresu.l
Washington. December %.
ARMY.
Capt FREDERICK W. VAN DUYNE. Quarter
master Corps. TO Fort Sam Houston. for tenn
poray duty as SssiSt2n, 70 Depo, enArernisIsr.
March 1, 1915.
Capt RICHARD c. MARSHALL. JR. Coast Art.
detailed IN Quartermsster Corps. 70 take effect
Jan. 7, 1915, TO dug In office oUArteEraster
General. Washington.
First Lieut.. CAREY l. CROCKETT. from I'd TO 25th
Inf
First Lieut. FREDERICK 4 BARKER from 2S,h
10 "a Inf.
NAVY.
Lieut. 2 q. oBERLLS. detached vsst1: 70
Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. December 20. 1914.
GRAIN,

wHEAT-The wheat market rather narrow
snair on Saturday until the last hour. when it
suddenly developed pronounced activity and strength
closing lac 10 sc net higher. The upturn was
attended By liberal Armour buying and was helped
by The decided strength in corn A. the opening
the market a tTine higher than Thursday, PUT
developed weakness and at the lowest point vas nc
lower than the previous close from which there sss
a hnAl rtse Of &c q bushel Saturdays export Dusi-
ness estimated Al about 100000 bushels. Buenos
Ayres weak At i7sc decline. Tho market closed
practically a. the top point Of ne day with De
and May 81 ssh. No red was quoted u 34lt
and No 2 hard winter 81 35l1. all rail. 4 track
export No / Nor Duluth. 81 81 and No Nor
Manitoba 81 32h both 1 Buffalo. COhN-
From start 10 finish the market displayed strength,
and al the close a. 20 l5Ac net higher; There
appeared to be good commission house buying and
some export demand while country onerinZs were
still light. Export sales OF about so loads were
reported, and cash markets at the West we're gen
orally strong and higher Large cash houses we're
free buyers In the Chicago market. The decline OF
lac Buenos Ayres made little Impression or the
market. IN view OF the widespread speculative sup
port. No yellow quoted tic T. 70 arrive.
and Argentine 73c nominal delivered. OArSAn
advance OF &c 10 &c was principally due TO the
strength Of corn and little commission house buy
ing The market closed practically az the TOP.
Cash market quiet: standard. 5i7H55c; No :.
55G55hc. No 3 54G54zc; No L. 531s % sc; fancy
clipped 57@ 57izc, and ordinary clipped, 5jz q 55c.
RYE-No Western. 81 r. / T. Buffalo. BAR
LEY-Steady. feeding Soc and mailing 7td5zc.
e / T. Buffalo BUCKWHEAT-Steady. japanese,
silver hull and miIed. 81 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

The New York Stock Exchange firm
o. James B. Colgate g. Co. has opened
new branch Office in Washington, the
nm Of Thomson & McKinnon at Gary,
nd! and Eisele & King. at Trenton,
NJ.
The following new addresses have
pesn announced: Clifford r. Hendrix,
y Drake Brothers, 66 Broadway; An
!eeFson & Powell, Union Central Build
!leg, Cincinnati, and Malcolm MscAr-
saer, a. William Morris Imbrie & Co.,
o. Broadway.
retirement Of emergency currency
Yesterday by New York banks amount
:. 10 2,660,770 making total OF
SI4<'oVs,470 retired 20 date.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
DECEMBER %.
Manhattan.

Tn. arst name Is that OF the debtor. the second
that Of the creditor and date when Judgment was
fled. -, ,s ,oto t,.
Oohneu; h4oN ~ S sl09 a
Malone & F-w Landzrebe: April IL. 1914; $Sll 81
Aic , amy II. . iqiS' 81 900
, eltcsD os ~ ~. A Frankaald et al; FEB %.
hp5inson' - t23l II
shai t C. and M4Jeh-s Minded; De- }fq, 2: 7;
squire, A RI Colt Co: Aug go 1918; $500 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27

81 50; HORSE RApIsH. Dbl. Isl irup9rtsd l91 Z,
n ori.. TO 5ubshss. tsssi; LETTUCE. sssfs ry,
81 IT, ss 81 t sssIss s, o. Ina BE1
3 sSf 2 e. SYs ri s rha sfs'i 100 sS@ss
q ssa,lT5 PxhsfgY curly 56I 'ts; ,,bJ P .Ss
:'ga Z: S;I.'f =. ,s::s 5S 81 s.
s IS z 70 f.s ssfr ~ .a $:.,Ss
oEs S:.,ss bon ;s,j u T Es i.a ss crit: S.
punches. ti9tl 50.
POULTRY AND CANE.
DRESSED POuLTBY-riitle trading. and con
s ssa5 Chicken, sSd fowls duIi snd ~eak va
large Quantities going in frseBers. Ducn snd 60,
s s T sGS SgP sg Sss: sai bel Del ai
fancy. 2sc; state, Va aud Penn. fsney, 2gg 20
Western, dry picked. fancy. boTss .0@lie: i,dE
,S sc yeunws c .a, 'p .la ;ss sHs
Wash. BALTIC. W Va. iSGlGe. Tenn, average. scald
a. s o4 , %se ist e f boI p asS
Western. milk fed. broilsrs. ale &c rossters ~
sc; Western. corn fed. broilers. goa zgci foastsrs
40 lee, dry packed. bbls Phill fancy. ID can
10. 23g25o; ltfgs fancy roasting 2za23c; medium
lS920c Penn. broilers, 81 q &c: rossiers, Halfsc
Va milk fed. broler. 22e toas'er' Wes's err
brollers. lie: roasteFs lssl5c; Wes,ern scslded
mind. Is8i3nc; Southern and Southwestern. A.
sraEs, l2c; FOWLS dry ptsked. Western bSIei
Western. dry picked. l2is@lsc. as % sire an
quality: Southern and Southeastern average, &c
Western, scalded, large. li9l4lsc. snail; lZ1se
old cocks 10, i2hc: DUCKS. spring. Western
choice. dry. ian 81 sc: I'D. fancy. lie: Wis, stsi
fed. nc: GEESE. Nd. fancy. lee Wis. stall ied
I4c: Western. choice, l4c: SQUADS, prime white
ooz, I256ti %; dsrk. 81 5o@N Is eulls. dog
sOg75c: GUINEAs spring; pair. e58i9e,; sIasl
pair, Is q soc: poor &c fair, i5a20c: Jack rabbits
prime pair. soc. ALIyE-SOme 20 Freight car
on tracks. ~ which IL we're uniosded Marie
8 SHADE nrner on fowls and chickens. Chicken,
ftt9i3hc: fowls. lsSllhc; Old ROSTERS. 700
lOnc turkeys. l49l5c: ducks. STATE spring. l5e
Western and Southern. LAG 5c. zuincas pair. 59c
pfzsoua. Z0d2Jc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27
EXPORTS.
New ZOE. December %. IN

Wheat nush o4 Oilcake. d. ~
Corn. bush.... l.g69I Bacon. DID, tt5'sseSS
Barley. bush. Jj,lJs, Lard D. $500
Flour s<s......, y.7is. Cot seed OIL NJ. - 20
Oatmeal. pkgs.. i6j Lub'g OIL, gals oS''V''
Grass seed hags Gi.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. December 20. 1914

New lofAs Dcltu4uff - A1Afs
BEEvEs.
Receipts. $50 bead: cars On sale. MarAc'
steady. Dressed beef steady. 80,
sales O. Curtis a Son. 70 " steers. ole he,
ss S2 D' $50 ii is5 - 50 a5 i SsrnSs. 50 Us S.
CALVES
Receipt, 5s5 head =. pa cs ,Rs , M V W.
dressed yeais. az slsc; country dressed, Ice
dressed barnyard and butterullk calEcs. sal0hs;
sales--Iobin 4 shannon e Iad 'eai' i iss nM.s'
20; q. iss ~ lbs. 81: 10 FED csTe 2lo MS g.
Newton & Co.: 50 Penn v-aIs. l3j lbs. 81 50.
" dePhsr;on & Co.: 10 Ind uss ls' lbs $40 So
Kern, Commission Co. II -oals i'' lo'' 'is
SHEEP hHo LAMBS.
Receipts. 3.465 head: cara on SAFE sheep
az @iic; be-, Esthers. Gii5s l2c: dressed. lambs.
i2sli4c; country dressed dollhouse lambs 70 70 D.
ssles--Kerns Commission Co.: 2li Mich lambs,
s 50; $50 8 lbs. 1850; 81 Buffalo IS lbs. s. Isl
]. shambers 4 Son: 2l5 Buffalo lambs. u
lDi Newton 1 Co.; SO Ohio lambs. IS lbs. 50 TO- 10
3, is rs s.: % sheep, ISL IDS. s. IS; bucks
Is ae ;Fi q Co. Ind lambs. 50 lbs IS So
2 sheep. 30 lbs. 81 50.
steady. Country dressed hogs steady at last quo
tations
Chicago. Dec 2e.-HoGs-Receipts, 1900: hish-
er: bulk. 81 O5aS7 20: light. IS 709S 20; mixed.
IS sOasf IS: heavy. IS $685. IS; rough; 50 soS
strong; native steers. IS 50Gtl0; Western s. 20 q
IS 10: COWS and heiters. 50 2o9:s 30 calves 81 50 q
s So yssInfs 81 fa SG 81 i %6 8 s;s 8 s.
East Buralo Dec. 26-cATTLE-Receip..s; = i .;5
steady. yEALS-Receipts. 200; aet7e 4S $40.
81, Yorksrs. Eay7 Is: PIGS 81 25@t7 90; roqghs;
ssass Is: stays, ;5@s5 70. SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts 400: active; lambs. S5gsS S.: year
lings, 3JdsT 50. wethers, s. 1905; ewes. 50 SOC
81 30 mixed. s. 50at575.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27
RECORDED JUDGMENTS.
DECEMBER %.
Manhattan.

Tn. following judgments were Med DECEMBER 20
Rrooklyn Heights X COY Mllard, si'o52 %
Bleichrodee. B-M Appel. stHoye ~
Camden Fire ms ASH Gtoes % ~. 49, az "a
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