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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06

Tie market was barely stesdy early owing 70
boerv rereipfs of h0rs az Western points which
amounted To- lis 600. bu, the strength IN grain led
to Increased buying and late IN the day the market
covering PORK-Fifm: mess. So 5OaS.0 20 lam
u.s. S23as25. short clear. S20@S2. HEEL un
extra India mess. S36GS3S DRESSED HOGS
Quiet: bacons. loisc $50 To- l0,sc 100 d. ,.iOFc;
LeiIles arm: 10 M. 1899: H. DO. l3hc; Il To-.
l2Ac; picked hams. i3c. TAIL0W-Steady; spe-
oal. exc: city. De-. country. tA@6se. LAID
Fiuncr. 10 900 IN Csc: ciiy firm. l0'sc. refined.
South America ID Zoe: Continent. II 4ic: Brazil
Kegs. i2Tjc. compound. 5izn7%c STEARlNE-
Finn; oleO. Zoe: city lard liz b l2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06

While business was small sales consisting o.
only $500 bags the tone was steadier. ana closing
prices were 90 points net higher. Tie better
feeling was due largely % bush statistics. IN
Guiding a report from Duurnf Ioon placing The
European stocks al the close o. December al 43j2.
600 bags a decrease Of $4,000 from last month
Notwithstanding the fact that arrivals Boz Europe
from Brazil during the month were about 10000
ab9iit ~ points lower. Santos IS being quoted at
9i.c. a al S95a9 soc. Rio Is az Goo and Vic
tora rs aud S. 40 csc. Local spot market il-
active and barely steady. Rio Is quoted az ~ "a
lsc and Santos As at 9&g9'sc. Local contract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06
NEW JERSEY CHARTERS.

Trenton. y J. Jan. 5-Wesfacd Egg Yarn Co..
IVES Feid. $40 900. a. %. Hahn and Jennie T. o..
Hahn Mcsflcd. Marie Norlous. NcN York
Rlcharis Optical Co. Euxaltfhl flo.NsV o.
Richards Elizabeth. r. e. Kennedy aud iolue.I4
A kennedy Aciucheu.
r. Thu-fherr s. Co. Town n Union. real -
tate: 500 900. r. Thumheu. 4. Oschsner aud D..
Osclsnfr, West New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06

10 recent address George D. o.
", general freight agent of the Penn
Ifsnis Railroad, said: "Do you know
,ii N 1913 the forty-two legislatures
6 ne United States introduced ia a
,gle session 1895 bills regulating the
riol $ tried and proved methods Of
f'st0n?' And he cited the follow
9 g. few Of the new laws enacted.
10 the expense they bring 70 the
itsii'ylvania system per annum: Hours
y service, Sl,0s0,OO0; ash pan law,
1900; safety appliances when COM
ststl S51S5,0O0; boiler inspection,
N.lsg0i full crew laws, S1.1s0.00O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06
FLOUR AND MEAL.

The strength in wheat had a stimulating IN
fuclce on flour ard while business was small
prices We're nouinslly higher. Spring patents S. IS
@Se go: spring clears s. SOC s. %: winter patents.
s. 500 So. winter straights S. 60@S5 so. extra No
winters SjaS5 20; No .. s. 75eSi s.; Kansas
SfraghtS s. tj@St. fancy spring patents, SaSl 80.
RYE FLOL Il INN; fair 10 good. S5G SO 70. choice
On fancy. s. goa So 80 CORNMEAL firm; Kiln
dried 50 g. BAG MEAL finn: fine white and
yellow. 81 j0aSl %: coarse. 81 45g{l 90 FEED
Western strong. bran. lO0-ib sacks t26 30; standard
middng. l01-lh sacks. $50 20. -four DO, S3i; red
huk S15; l0O-lb sacks. 81; heavy do So. flour
do s3i 30; red dog -four liO-b sacks S3j %: OLE
menl IS 30 nnmIlaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06
Liverpool cables: Spot cotton in good

liverpool chDIeS. opOI CUIIUH IN EVVu
demand: sales, 10000 bales; specula-
ton and export, 200: American. 5000;
imports. 10000; American, $4,000 Mid
ding upland, 4.7id. Futures opened
steady, 2ia to 81 points higher on
near and 3 to points higher on late
months; closed quiet. point lower to b
point higher. May-June. 4.50d; July
August. 4.56d: October-November,
ACID; January February, 4.72d. Man
chester-Yarns in sellers favor; cloths
quiet and firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06

SUGAR FTTURFS-A finer feeling developed
ana al the close OF TIE day prices were pa 10 points
Tet higher. with sales 81 $50 tons. Reports from
Cuba said that the weather SIN unsettled with
rain and that only 70 centra.s were grinding. com
pared with nc last year bid ior l,ooO tons ~
September at 3.32c had stimulating ihuence Oh
|, .L..- Ha.r. Of nrI.n..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06
U. S. Treasury Finances.

wA.hinston. Jan 5.--rhs eoaaii.on q u,e UnHsd
states Treasury a. 'he rlo.e ~ business TO-DAY va.
Net balance la general fund 1880 9i.: total re-,
celpts. 81 sis poo. TOTAL paJngnis 81 GO sic Tie
dshcit tbs rscal scar L SEl.yie 500 asailr
deaoif 81 iffsT.o.- la year exclusive u Pan
ana Canal and public Del. ransaCilona
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
JANUARY ..
Manhattan.

Tho first name Is that Of tho debtor the second
MAI Of tle creditor. aud date when judgment was
nti,u,t r 81 MAYER. Nor 90 1914; $500 lG
nAN"iu' a. pofbse6ii. June \ 1914. S22S 81
~. - ff,fI.,''. ,9rroratlou.-Sermau & Prank
- i.fIa SOP 66
~ t,.i1'f,isi Savings Bank-E Foley; Dee 10.
Inns Inns. az 'il1-''ii yT5s IS
Define. City Of New York: June s. 1914 ga,
p, 49,. A.'.' 4 Cify ~ New York. June g. 1914 IVA
b-ln'i '' S3437 %
sew YORKER Stats zeituns, and II Rdder-L
zimmerman 81 al. Dec 81. 1914 FacA'eeg "a, 40
A Rru Col Alandelsiamm: Jan u. 1914; ssslo 3s
bA1,o... n ''''N- s2.lj1 50
The Bronx.
Ih. 500 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06

Samuel Wicsenherg 3it Cummlns AZ. BronE
Lu0escu NJ Bsmf.id. H0.e Bernfeld. \. Y.
Woif.on a FLAX Co. Brooklyn $40 BOO. Jacob
wolfsoa. 23s osborn &C., Bg00aJu. Jennie VOL
son Leon A. TlaI BrO0kyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06
BUSINESS REVERSES

FERDINAND r. EDEN. salesman. 81 9it
Nilli- av.. formerly manufacturer 0t
flowers ana feathers ar % East SIN st., filed
petition. with liabilities Of $4,000 and no
assets. Among tie creditors are CassIn
Schneider. 50 900: Marie Justin $500. aad
Max l.. AtramsOn. s-.0Jo This is his secO 81
time in bankruptcy. previous petition hav-
ing been settled az ~ cents on the dollar. on
MAY H. 1914. he made an assignment
ARTHUR y. RULER. OF Arthur IN.
Rutlcr x Co. manufacturers OF brass goods.
OF 80 Broadway. and Ossining. y. g.. filed
a petition. with liabilities % SltN5 and
assets OF $500 consisting OF stock. $40,
Office furniture. SC33. accounts. s. GO. shares
OF stock. So. cash in bank. Slg- ard real
estate lots at Dobhs Ferry. 500.
GOTTFRIED SCHNEIDER. baker. Of 2il3
and Zl52 WestcLester az. and $50 Walker
av. The Bronx. filed petition. with lia-
hiiities OF S7,66l and assets Of S2Tb. con-
sisting OF apparatus. 100: delivery auto
mobile 500. accounts $40 and cash g.
PRICE A STELLMAN.-B Barnett Price and
Henry Steilman. comprising the firm OF Price
4 stellman general merchandise. AZ 1902
Westchester av.. The BfOrX. filed a petition.
with liabilities Of s. 81 and assets OF 81 Us.
JOSEPH J. ZElGER. mechanic. OF 30 Oak-
land Place The prcnx. filed a petition, with
liabilities Of Sl.tS0 and no assets.
JOE NECBAUER. clerk. az y Thompson
ST. formerly q grocer filed petition with
liabilities of s.. 90 and no assets.
DESMOND GALLEY. Of Galley Brothers,
dealers in fruits at 81 Nesey ST.. nIei retI-
tion. with liabilities Of SZlu and assets OF
IS
TrS~HNETT e. STRAUSS. Petition Gied
4ealret Tuschnett a. strauss, manufacturing
jewellers go 80 William 81. by Herzfelder
q K0ru sssf. L0Wenthal Loeb x Co.. Inc,
80 ana Arthur Rosenberg Aq1. They as
signed on Saturday. Liabilities. 5000, as
sets s. 900.
NICHOLAs y. JOELsOS.-Petition filed
against Nicholas y. Joelson druggist o. SO
Audubon ay.. by Abraham Ruth, si91: sam
uel J. Ruth. 'G5. and LYMAN kuchleVitz. 50.
Assets. N.co.
SCHEDULES.
s. HEILMANS a co. corporation.
wholesale dealers in hosiery and underwear
o. and West itl a.. nlei schedules
showing liabilities OF N-l,sl- and assets.
consisting Of st0ck aai cash in banks Nalurs
not elEenl and outstanding accounts OF 80
90 which have been asslgued. Among the
creditors are Coleman, Cohen A co. Si---J.
secured by accounts Importers ana Traders
National Bank. 5000. Union National Bank,
o. Newark 5000 FIayell BrUthers Ger
usntoWn. Penn. $40; william lscn s. Co,
s. s1t aud Wughts JnaerweaE Company,
s. ofi
HARRISON & ROSENBERG. manufact-
urcrs u cloaks az - West 18th st.. ilei
schedules showing liabilities % S-iel and
assets Of unknown value. consisting az stock.
raw materials. machines. Fixtures. accounts
and cash In bank
PECKER a ri sSAk. clothing dealers -
is4t Third aF.. filed schedule showing lia-
Of l1turea SIC. and casa In hank. 81. ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. January Q. 1915.
BEEVES.

Receipts 1856 head mainly con Consigned s..,1 70
Ia ,,fb fair supply reported Tor NeIhes-
dsys market Dressed beef in iaif HemaNu d.
lIibWl5c for city dressed nau'e SHES
CALVES.
Receipts 2Sj head. ll3 on sale Msrtet s.ea az
Common 10 primo Teals sold a. 500 fla per JOG
h. culls Sass 500 fed calves. 80 8O@SS.
dressed calves dfm d. higher CITY dressed 'esis
IN at ITo-Oc Der %. country dressed TAG
i5itr: country dressed baruyard calves and but
termllks at Sallc. 49, A. ga
sale g Cuss a son: 81 'eai'' l'' 10 GO
Der loo 10. culs. 10. 81 90 ..o..
Newton 4 Co.. % vcals l63 10, w y: D.
2a1. 81 90. culls. lio. 81. ,,.o ,,- en-.
sanders. l3 1eals. lbi lb. us = 100 slV'
D. T 0i1 4 shannon. Ohio reals. lGG H. il2 80;
@ 1876 81. l. 100. So, fed calves 800 80 =
2s2 So so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06
COITnNSEED ON.

After rather am Indifferent trade eariv the mar
ket developed strength and 90 The close vas lld II
points net higher TIE fImnes- was largely bor-
rowcd from lard aud grain. bus offerings were small
and sh0sts were nervous and Inclined 20 cover.
Local contract prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06
POULTRY AND GAME.

DRESSED POULTRY-Recept, for wC.A $50
utr, Market ruled firm an through t.e W., -
'rIrs,y, fs.ry steady. though zoo Is an lhat 'el'
DE- dcfendrI upou for selected youus mems. nl.Si
eu. hi fairly liberal supply aud sell -lo"l- IN
plaufy and very SLOW sale. Ducks ana &C., Nu'l'
and considerable surplus had 20 - 70 ,tyef,ls -
Souahs firm. Tt'RkEYS-Dry pachea' Mo Dei ~
w fau., young hens. -4c. fancy large young lo.s
ais, als. r0or % fair. 100 lsc aale' ~, az
penn faucy, 2la22r: average. u % lSci Ne'tJiii'
drv r,rkcd fancy young hens. boxes anu w,
s6r. mixed lgH -0c. large toms ~. a ,,f
ion. zoe. Western scslded. fancy, va -lc' NA5ii'
Dslt and " Va scaldcd. 100 l'c, NeeleiIi. s'~i ~
I'll IAN 10 good I6alSc. Tenn ana ny u.y
riIted choice hens and toms $50 lyc len1 ~
l,o iea i7r. Texas hens i9c. toms, l1c' thit n
iNS For hacked Western. milk FED nfolieIs'
sIm25c: Toaster. I4i2 l-c. corn lea oI'i.tis
ia -Sc: rossters. l3a@l7c: dry. packed. Do.',
ptla fancy . ID each. d. ESQ -5c l@fse to4,.
ers 22aZ3,: medium. l0G -Oti fen. an ,iil
broilers 2lG22c: roascrs. llc' Nesl1IIi M y,
"a broiler, zoe. roastefs Ag lie; mi1ed y = S
i5c corn led b-oilers. nc; roaslcrs lt1 sd3,i Z
, rii,d i4c, Western. scaldfd. l2is@l5c; fOML3
o,, Iii MI packed l2is % loo: southern ana
Souihscsiern dr. picked. lic: Mesiein' scauos
large I4alfiac small l2,1c. tOChSi oi' w.
H. I2ibc DUCKS. spring Nd fancy lDc, Wi
ern boxes Zoe: bbls. l4c. GEhSf. spiIa1is'a aca
fancy. ICc: Western. boxes u. Dnls, "a -
sotFiRS prime white. doz Slt2M$t - uAiU1'
81 '56mSl 70: cuils. 50ai5c: DUMAS. 1 p.n
st-iTr. rair. G5d70c; spring and old yVcs IA p,
ETTS f0ft0ntail. prime. pail -pe ~, ~ e- ~
az l2i4@I5c: jack rabbits. prime. par oV@O'1'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06

supplies IN ths hands " tanner Hemlock hHh
we're quoted az 1la sec and seconds, ~ 4olc.
DRUGS.
Will. ,-s5I-g ff ,l'- rcrcraf list was only md
ersfc slightly funrr tome prCEallei. fA. ~
opium which was easier. owing 20 ne i,c 'Ir
petition among daairrr and the Dor demand 70
scrual oils were steady ard generally Unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Sew York. January .. 1919.
GRAIN.

NHEAT-Valuc, I'm M. wheat marriott again
scared 90 new high records. with very active trad
hgufcs exceeded those oi TO-DAY. wien May wheat
in chicago sold at 81 37ts THIS Represented q pe--
pe.diculaf advance Of over lOc bushcl during tie
.ast "ceh ana gain o. llAc from mouth ago
some operators expressed the belief that the mar
hci was Advancing too rapidly. notwithstanding the
ulpfecedeitedy strong position. and al times there
W a. ven heavy proht taking which resulted in a
setback oi &c bushel. but late 81 the session the
Hsitet was very strong. and fnAl quotations were
largely on pronounced strength abroad where early
cables showed gains of "a % nc b!shel in Liver
p1ol, while late cables quoted an advance Of about
private adyices. tho market was excited and higher
Notwithstanding holiday European bids were
l.25U000 bushels The European visible supply
Showed decrease FOR the week % 1861 900 bushels
hraistrccts visible showed a decrease east Of the
M and afOat Tor Europe decreased Z $50 0OO COM
pared with a decrease Of 1906 0o0 last year. In
quoted az 81 45 and No hard al 81 4. T.. al raj
Z. track. No / Northern Duluth 81 Az, and
No ! Northern Manitoba. 81 ~. c Buffalo
COkN-NCWs was more bullish from abroad. Liver
pool being sharply higher. while prices in the Ar
gcutiuo were strong This with the strength Ga
wheat. caused moderate carly advance. but offer
% send prices back 90 the previous closing level.
Eradsfrcet's visible increased 1854 900 bushels.
compared with au increase Of i.47l0oo last year.
ln the local cash market No yellow corn was
quoted al N1isr. e. { Buffalo. and prime Argentine
~ ,Hr. nominal oAIS-Iue market was firm and
higher. closing Of i-W3sc net advance. Cash de-
mtlt Was improved d. reports OF a sharp uptun tI
Argentina. Bradstrccts visible increased ..62 900
issi year Ios5i cash market drm: standard. 500
sac, No =, 'td % izft No 3. 'hld I6l2c; 40 I. 1JH
5liac. faucy clipped tSi4 59c: ordinary clipped.
30 457kc an elevator. RYic-Fiun: No : Western.
81 la4. q / { Buffalo. BARLEY Steady: fccdi g.
~. O. Vow lork; mating. 12@ SIC. g. Bufao.
III CNWHkAI-Qmet. japanese. 81 IS; mixed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06
MERCHANDISE WANTED.
Mr.. FOWLER, Of the J. {. Manix

CO., %ll look at Suits up To- 50,
Dresses up To $50 and skirts NJ 10
- for Catalogue and basement. Cali
after $50 today. Room 405 1870
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06

frfDfr feeling pfctaiicI no RENTED lu SYM
g. ,,tth tho advance in rsWs. Prices however.
.,,,f unchanged. with tnc grauulafed a. sc
~, - . pef cent FOR cash. b} al fenncrs Raw
Nv. Srmrr and l-32c higher. with fchueis again
~, a." martet prompted hi tho continued unfafor-
y, p, r.,Tier i1 cuba aud ffpnTs ~ further en-
az, tetrerd Tor refined TIE days business
poit e' ,o A. o10 bags Including 900 hags
al tlii duty sugars a. equal io l.r tef ceNiuiu-
OF '-II, 001 bass ~ Cubas for INST ball lanua1
kal. st b o0st ard freight. equal 10 - Ole
,".....,,ifigri and o. 900 bags ~ anas prompt
it N 2 far equal 20 o. Tor cenriussl.
$500 De- .ss generally believed ihai tufthef sslts
a,N.."e .,t.,,, srrsfs we're made The mAfnt sipsti
81 l1'i t,t r.rfrifugal quoted o. fetcs h9,Sss,,.
hii11. d Ciibas. est and feighi. &c Mllst
49, ,.,,'rt me movement ~ me az brnelp1i
nit,s Cabs FOR the week a. ioloNs "'e o5i IA
pofis o. sga.rst 81 600 The pfcNous Sesh Is veo
av yy "a 81 900 two yeas ago ,ip,i.ss N go
- - GOO l5oO0 aud i9vgg a. ~. ,r.,e
ssA,ns % 900 IS 600 and leego e'i h, ~
asai-s cs,tr.is grindlns. ~. Agaua' - '"'' WV"
10 last wear and - two fe~is az
- - outlet during he Eees
li ., 6s4rg rierfcrcd with ~ lle o.. wer.
49, ,.rr-sa we're moderate L.ltl, ..f c,4fr.I
inolt. ,-,,b porotas quoted ~ 81 '-' A''
America 60 sit ,rArgFe
.r .. Nfrr more ti 'i.-.. ~
T1cm ues ,,s ,oes sld bushes y = o.i
,,s,,.l .esls Pflsss were nr3. ''N''N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06
SHEEP AND LAMBS.

Receipts 2.545 head: cars fo5 the market set.
,1rsi. wore held Tor Wednesdays market Con-
non 10 prime sheep (cvesl sold al 81 % - p.
rsr 100 ib: medium 90 prime lambs al = 20 "a
sezdy al ~ "a lie Tor ewes; primo wcihef', IL "a
~. dressed lambs AZ l5a Toe: bog dfessed 4'
i6Iic: country dressed dollhouse lambs al S'@
"ssiesEToSin & shannon. 80 state lambs. "a
average. 40 50 . per 100 lh; 4i2' ~ Ia a.
e. 10. lSs. 81. s. 40. 3S state culls. ~. 81, ,
ono yearllngs. lf6 81 81. ONO sheep, ~
Neeton a Co.. l23 Ohio lambs. a. IS 10 81
oso s :gSe ~ I, lambs 70 10. 50: six Gull lambs.
a. S.. Z sheep. 49, 81 30. $3.50 -.
Mcpherson q Go. bcsicdayl; 10 state lainps'
20 lb, 50. S sheep l2S 81 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06
6GGs

hecelps Tor wees. a-.-ie cases l"i iia'ts' -.
a.4th in transit for export exports. lu.'h f1fs
imQods 8. arrivals OF fresh gathered ven sinall.
much stock badly mixed with cd eggs. ar shys p Z
damage from frost supply % hsh salc It-A
stock free from trust short % requirements. d1f-
Ing prices upward. Fresh gathered extra ne, det.
$50 fsc. extra nrsts 80. tsts. 900 &c. seco.h,
Sea 500, fall Refrigerator. GOA Soc. carry pa'ael.
fancy. -sc; hasts 2th aEiac. seconds -i1W -Dr.
hcLueB whites me tO fancy. 4ta go. gathered as
a44c. hrraery browns. 44af5c. gathered and
m-L-L .sn al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Receipts f1r week 1851 bbl5 potatoes. @oli
crates onions. Potatoes hrncr for fancy, lpuf
dragging Sweet potatoes less plenty ana mghef.
Onions active and higher. Ariichokcs mgneI.
Beans lower CsuIinowers higher for fancy. CAB
lagcs higher Lsgplsnts aud peppers ioNer ~.
tuce has ruled firm and higher, but closing ~ a
basket ami s. bauel lower tomatoes dslsseu
by weather AMI prices irregular. POIAIoES btI-
6uik. $50 NJ. 81 5oa 81 s.. b4s. 81 5O@$l 49, j. J.
Dbl or hsg 81 55dS-. state bulk. $50 10, 81 20
81 IS. bag 81 -5l 81 30. Jersey, 81 go 81 30 va
late crop bl ar beg sieSl 81 sweet po.4,.oe,'
SIX. Slssi j. 0NIONs. white crate 55ca$l 10.
yellow red. has. SlW$l ~ tal. yellow UTf-
SI0& 30. CUBAN. new. crate, > -0eS z, Ahil
CHOkEs. cal French ,ni Js,i,e.f1m O g,.,i ~ r.
a.. Ga i2, BEETs y .. loo tun,lcs. e s. , 20;
Iermtls crate 81 % aSl 20. CARROTS. Oh. iVO
lb bss 15aS.c. hbl. $l8sl 80. o. 100 1Iiie,,5
seas. %. Bermuda. crate. 81 2'oS ,0 ,ELLisl
y2aS3 %. CABBAGES. white. ton. sl24s $40; DD,'
s5cmSl. red. tou S2ja$5D. Dbl FL pug O.
CAJLIFLOWERS. L I. short cut Dbl $500 ~, e.
bsk. 55c9 s. 30. Cal crate .ile % -, as
10. 81 5ta s. % EseAl.DLiE uOIIii g
EGGrLANrs box S 81 sie loose oii loo b.
S9ms3 30. KALE bbl. l5cS5c. kOilLhABi. Ivy
lunches g20Si LETT ~. ia. DIX. Stg 50
y q. bh. e. -oaSi. LIMA BEANS. box - , 3gg
100 bun'Gcs. Sass PEAS Fla large. hsk. So
s. 5n. small SlnS4 PEPPERS. Joy, 81 ''G r.
IARSNIPS. bul 81 1O0SZ PARSLEY. curly nnl
Stay3. Italian S.9gJ 90. Bermuda. crate; ~ = ~
ao Ko4AiNE s 81 n, GO 81 s6@ss 60
Sol ASH. marrow bbl. 5jy@ 81. tusetI9, siY
81 Is: Cuban So 1paSj 30. Fla. bsk. s-9 81 ,Sss66
low h0, Si@Si 80 SPINACH boL &@sl ~
TOMATOES fla. carrier. SlgSS. tuDsn '1,gS =
TURNHS. white 6nL = 300 irERCREsS. 100
fuucnes SlMSl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06

FRESH Receipts for wesh. 20 ffG hh.s arpe'
1.0.l bus and coo crates u4ubcrr.. Aipits have
cold wei when falcg Peas slightly lower. 0trtN.
berries lower Oranges all grapefruit meet q god
outlet A. slightly b.rtcr prices APPLES. 1HeIl
ounce aud Ppplu. bUL SOS 30. Sp.ze-leIs 81 y
hubbarIsou and Bon DAVIS. 81 1893, Baldwin,
81 1909 90. Gilyaowor. S.aS2 -. lgrk Imperial.
81 f5o&z1,. GrecuIlg 81 51a g. =. far Western
boT jocJN 20 PEARS hleifH, Dbl. SlaN ~
bsst t0c9Sl. STRAWBERRIES. a. 500 '9c
CHANBEBRlES. Cape Cod. late. b. y yy9NI'
Eary Blaze hb. s-aS3 tO. crate. s. 81 =. Jcr-
scy bbl. g. 81 crate. s5caSl 10. J. J. bhl s. % q
g so; TANGEEINES. ia. strap. 81 BOG 81 MAJ
DAEiNS sfrap 81 50aS1 o.. SATStMAS. strap
81 .jaS4 -. kIMQJATS o.. Ga l-c. ukANGlS'
Pa box 81 -5aS5. Porto Nco. 5lr4tl aos a.
81 i1ut.. GHAFIFEJ o.. box. 50,H> r.. lINt-
APPLIS. Porto E,1 Rel spanish. crate. 'oee
81 3D.. Tia And cuban. .-.rf .i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
Tor week ending January 3. 1915.
puTTFU.

RereIrfs fr- week. s6 Oa- packasss ls't Ees.
% $40. exports to Europe. go. Market has dflii,
along without much change. 'ood us,.-ess
storage cfeameU and fancy lunes ere ni". ~
az rl.c creamery crtras l0- scorcl, Ltc; ~
sea- ea1c lrsfs 54a 5ti4c seconds 2s' ,iei N. !
eNtras i9l slorel a-i7 33c. hig1fr .t 20 - =.
gs0i III. go1.i =. r-i1e ~ =. Initiation cream
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06

Reeelpts Z. $50. abou, three cars on sale. MI
ket steady. heavy and medium hog soid a.
s. 50aS7 sd per 100 Do; roughs' - ~ country
dressed hogs unchanged Do price. 49,
sales-T6hin 4 shannon l29 Ohio hogs, ga
Ia AVERAGE. nd 81 go per 100 lb. ~ l9s. - ''.
100 2-i s. 20, "a ruughs. $40 50 ~. siAs'
5ol 81: boar 800. s..
Ni-rber,on a 60 yesterday: % state PIGS.
a. hi. S71J: 1 rough 800 So 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06

Chicago Jan -HOGS-Reccpts. 5000. .lade
lower. hulk g. 1905 81 IS. light 81 s3eS 2. Z
mi,ed s. sOas5 SO. heau. s. soa>l ga; rough
"a geas. O5. pigs s. -jaS5 DO. CAIIlh-He-
ce.pts. 7.oe0: lower. native steers; = sgaS' ~
Western s. 90nss 90 COWS and he-iefs - W. g.
SHEEP-llcccpts 5oc0; nrm she.p . we ~ 'o'
vesr.iug- SOFAS. - lambs. - iHIN' o. 80 go.
Ear'as Cl, Jan Hoes hcep,s. -t.ovV
lo.-er. bu.k. Ss9S1 20. heavy 81 l5gS. :; PAGERS
an tutcho-s s. 05r So % isht. 50 5. -; t.s-
q s5.4SGf5 CATrLL-Recc.vts. - v13' lover
.-4rr- fcl steers SEQ 80 lj. dressed hof: y 4p9
t. W,-,m ST. So; southern. s. 50ass GOV s.
"a .oes- .-. Ie'f, g. 1easS . s.oeEe's and isel'
81 .-.ts- us. I.ls. s. asa 50 s3t caile. =.
40 ~ SuTEp- Reecpts. 1000 hs.tf. l-.l',.
Il SOFAS, --. yrsrIuEs. s. Hoati Nri wrh'' p
Ts5 ol. ewes >t7s5 b. s'oetes ana i'eiei'' -
90 Lou. Jan. s-HoGS Receipts, i ,eoI
steady. Bias a.I lights. SeaS 20. mitel EN-
i'irb.rs 81 ItHS. - good heaU. - -v4f 81.
g1T.TI E-Kereip.s g. 800 steady z..'e ~ 80 Z,
e '!o.,Slo. cows and hclfe.s Siat' ~ Iei4 = ~
Il. iIsn steers 81 15ps1 81. c0as ald nelis,- So
60 rafive calves. soc u. Siihl.l' h' W -
ana s+e,sy. native muif1ls. 81 zoe :, %. JANUS
& s..4s nj. year,iues 81 -sa 81 So. ,.,.-
-, pr-.la A. jan. f-fAI lif -t"rf n
20 srlge VEALS- Receipts. 30. active -.
stsr HOGS Receipts u'l. a'.Ms s-',,l
So r,.,.t g. t0rs1 rj. N0rtus. ~ I'D" y D
y 80 80, s r6ugns g. s64 g. g. siass. s. 30
80 - HiETP AND LAMBS hg.e.p.s, WV
s.ii,e. iauIs srSg. geArillss. slffi y, sr.-r-
sos -. caes. s. 5oes5 %. sheep miA'l' = 90
10 g..