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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET
New York. October ~. 1915.
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New York October o. 1915
BUTTER.
Receipt. to-day e.sss pkzs. Creamsry eIiras %
seo,el Sc msss, .g,2.ns -. ss,e hf''s, Z.
97se ;,e.ad'' Ia s'a.i ssa "a sias
common 70 fair 2ss25i.e. renovated. sr,fa,. ga
g;;e: sr.t, !ss 2 !i. ieSs. "-,ss, 2.s2se;
make an,s 22S92i.c seconds. 2iszliac. lower
grades. lgia .oi.e: packing ,ioeA; June MAKE hn..
so ?. zoe. loser grades. $50 lsi.c.
CHEESE.
While trading Is no, especially active. Their. Is a
generally amer holding 1ni strictly fancy cheese
STATE ebo.s a.k. fresh fat. and twins. coloreA
specials. l5i. ~ white. sgeciais ~. lj'sr.
es.orel. a!elas, ,i1g, ~ white. a'e,age i..9.
s6o :Y s. q f.,.h. b.'5,. WIN. .'' 81
s. ' .Yeea a II. iJe is,. spseis, issi.,s
choice. ilselH.e: fall 70 good. sac i9'se. cum
mon. "a -c. re.
Receipts today. 1850 easss Fresh gathered.
,Ttrss dczen ssa &c extra ni1is soH35c. nrsis
sss &c. .ecoeds. -iS ;'e mitd' and poorer. zoe
i. glc. checks. good 10 choice 200 ale cuils and
Inferior lSslsc: Lsirssfsief special marks, fancy.
.ic thirds and poorer. zoo - 10. state Penn AID
nesrt, hsnnery whites tie % fancy, j@d jjc.
.isna HS s 70 , So w:. sf'' s, Sa nj aSr
3s sSc. s'aie. Penn and nearby. heunery browns
3sHf0c. gathered brown AID mixed tolV's so SIC !.
nearby Refrigerator wii.cs = g 50c.
FRESH FRUITS.
Apples stead. Pears dun AID veal ounces
steady. Peaches Ia nshi supply Plunis and
pruno. lo~er Grapes nrner. pfanberriss weak
MuskIne'ons unchanged and sspeiruit IN good de
s. 50stiJ1. Wolf River. s! J6Sst50. Jonathan
S? se4ti. Duchess 9tt3. Wealthy t.sN Craven
stein s-as3 81. Tgeniy ounce. slSS. U.s. North
western Cfeenins. S2ats IS southern. MIXED sorts.
81 .se-'-5o. GIeenins. .Dssa King, iestS g
~t. IA * ~ III
Hubbanison' si55 & lo Ben Davis sls'. IS .
Fall ald Holland ripg.n. S2sf1 YORK Pippln.
s i0eti. Maiden B.ulh. So ie.15 RID Piprn
s. connol. Sir,l. %. crab large Sole ~ ~
kiuds. 10. 90 ali Delicious. Wrsism. toH 81 75es
Western lo.. sLsess- Nestovu rppin. 81 ljr
a. -. JonslAals Weston, tox. 81 .JsA 81, hing
Dsrd. 81. :59tifs: Grimes Coded. tleN.5o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23

5s.,erment in the bond market was
supplemented by activity and strength
% the standard issues in the stock mar
kst Beginning around noon, they be
Csn 70 show q new interest IN lie. The
movement was not carried so far as It
vas fortnight ago, when Il seemed at
asst that sane speculation, based upon
acts and their Interpretation, was re-
'acirg the hit-or-miss plunging In the
asl stocks; bu, the railroad shares, in
particular, showed an ability TO ad-
vance easily that was 100 strong contrast
Win their recent behavior. For this
here were two cd ef reasons: IN the
lst tao OF three days there has been a
sssening Of foreign liquidation, and IL
1ai same period there have appeared
many reports of the greatly increased
.ieighi traffic on practically all roads.
hat there win be more foreign selling
is hardly 20 be doubted. But whether
Z viii be absorbed readily enough 20
PERMIT the prices Of railroad stocks TO
isvance much further IS something no
re can say with certainty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23

.he bulls on the railroad stocks are
"iniing the growing prosperity Of the
ssaniry as their greatest argument.
nat means, they say, o continuing
@liee Of support for those shared.
tafh week, as they see IL, will find
gore rea. value behind the shares.
-essured by income yields, most Of
zen are still cheap. As time goes on
a-a their intrinsic value increases their
ls'se' value, say the bulls, will natu-
,-4y advance. Meeting the argument
la' foreign selling IT, likely 10 con-
--se a. long as the war lasts, and pos
,o.y longer, they declare that the in
c'h'itent character OF the liquidation
"vm Europe in the last fortnight indl-
.-.es mat u IS not promiscuous, but
~ me shares are being fed out 20 the
nhe' only 300 such quantities as II
easily digest. From this they de-
-.se nat the lightly held Americans"
wac have been disiodged and that
- supply which is now being tapped Is
Il 1hsust.ess. No reasonable person,
~ say NIL assert that all Europe's
ttgs OF Americans" will be givei,
wore the war ends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

r..,.x ~ orf a0-Pfimn ". T.. Wells.
a.. - ian n s.slgled a. messeur-r
Temporary A,,lsnmsnt-rtma ffsdsfi,k N'n
2sth and Charss Aiuleshy. itsih 10 W. D. u
leave. Of Abssaes tsiihoIt pAsl-Pilmn- J. =.
Gilmore. ism. / day. , n 0 0S 20 NJ,
Rsin,s, sist. day. 10 m. Vd 49, Mi,.l
Ssh d.J. 10 p N. oc, IS , u psJo .l
i;sd. dsy. p m. oct a. G +. pei: a., :.
1850 / DAY. Ss m. Oci. ~ ]. 7. p-sA'' i'''"-
q. dsy. a m. oct q. A..
sIes leave Pt'mn. ,. Scott I'd 70 a"''
q M Oct - . 49,, a,
+ D',~S' 18Th frcu IS , m Aus 49, 10 =
ssspssd.e without Pay P'imn. Mchiei Moran.
eth, fss .. m Oct. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CREoSOTED PILES
Sealed proposals will be received Al the once
Of the General Purchasing Ofncer, The Pan
ANA Canal. Washington, u. G.. until ~
o. m and az the Office OF the Assistant Pur-
cha sing Agent. The Panama Canal. Fort
Mason. San Francisco. Cal not later than
no 40 o'clock a. IN, November s. 1915. At
which time they Will BE- opened In public for
furnishing the aforementioned piles. Blanks
and general information relating 10 this CIR
ctIlar mo $50 may be obtained from this
ONCE or the ofhcss OF the Assistant Pur-
haslns Agents. 20 State street. New York
CITY: GA whitney Central Bldg, New Or
leans. La and Fort Mason San Francisco
Cal: also from lhs 4. :. Engineers Orlces
In The following cities. Seattle. Nash los
Angeles Cal. Philadelphia. Pa. Boston
Mass. Chicago. III -. Louis. Mo. and
Galveston TcN.-F &. Bosgs, Major. Corps
Q, Engineers. L. ), A, General Purchasing
Ofncer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23

SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY
Kings County Trust Company. as Trus-
tee. Plaintiff. against The Eastern Brewing
company ct al. Defendants In pursuance
Of judgment Of foreclosure and sale duly
made and entered In the above entitled sc-
tlOn bearing. date the End day OF OCTOBER.
1918 L. the Referee Ia said judgment
named. will sell al public auctioa 90 the
highest bidder. BY william j. McPhillamy
a Co. Auctloneers. at the Brooklyn Real
Estate Exchange. is2 Montague street.
Borough Of Brooklyn. County % Kings. on
the 18th day Of November. 1915. al ~
o'clock noon. the real and personal prop
erty OF The Eastern Brewing Company.
consisting OF machinery. tools. nntures and
paraphernsis used In the brewing busl.
ness also the parcel OF land snd brewery
building erected thereon. bounded by Bush
WEEK Avenue. Messrolc Street. Scholes
Street and the centre line Of what MAS
formerly the old Bushwlck Road The
property will be sold a. an entirety and In
one parcel Inspection can be had o. any
day by appointment With tht plaintiffs At
torney.
dated New York. october stb. 1915
JACKSON A DYkMAN. Refcrcc GEORGE
'. BROMEk, Plaintiffs Attorney. u
Court street. Brooklyn. n. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
Mailing Profits Less.

The American Mating Company, for
the year ended August 81, 1915, reports
profits of S306.s59, against s656,Os6 for
the previous year. The years surplus
after charges, taxes. betterments, etc,
was slO.974, equal TO OF per cent on
$4,000. 900 preferred stock, compared
with 2.29 per cent earned on the same
stock the previous year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
Chemical Profits Much Bigger,

The General Chemical Company IN N
S Sc 80, shows the beneficial !. e. :, .
2 Sscts Of its war business. Total pr S11
,Ssre s. si.o5s.74i. an increase Of sl;SI2'-
ysa and the balance after dividena rs
and ,D depreciation reserve sm9 9s7 ess 70
20 e. oAS BOZ an increase of Sl,32I,o4o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
The Boulder in the Path.

h. laps the most important obstacle
q. way Of the standard stocks IS
4, as.ieesing cost OF capital. So lonS
,sn,s.s'@nding bond issues have 20
"a with new fotations brought;
. ,,, asgh rates their prices will tend
a.s, sh low. So far. however. there
&c, 'en comparatively few new IS
sss,.s;.. securities fact that finds its
lssS, IN the prices Of outstanding
n, " may be that by the end OF
bsf,ier or the beginning Of next cor
tsss. which have financed their
Il 11., ~ NE last few years by series
ss -'erm notes will give up wait
favorable opportunity 70 sell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
SUGAR FUTURES.

Opening eG5 points lower. with nrst sales $50
tons futures quickly declined further on reports o.
a lower spot market and AZ midday prices showed
a net decline Of 4dl3 points. with the selling
quite general Continued heavy selling a. the close
sent the market on further and closed ga Is points
net lower. with sales FOR the day $500 tons
Range OF prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
Georgia Southern's Earnings.

The Georgia Southern Railway re-
,orts for the year ended June 80 last
gross earnings Of s2,2l5,773, decrease
81 S3S2. 9S7. Expenses and taxes con
sumed Si.962,366 OF total revenues,
leaving net income Of S25S,4o5. Sur,
plus for the year was 5000, compared
with Sl50,26S for 1914.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
loro-term bond. and will pay the cur

long-term bonds and will pay The cur
rent price for capital. That will de-
pend largely upon how much longer the
war seems likely TO last and whether
boards of directors believe capital Wiz
be more or will be less in demand
after il is over. As it stands now. GER
tain classes of bonds are still c:ompeet-
ING with the standard stocks for the
favor of investors. 1t would not take
much more of rise in thSm, however;
before the matter of income yield and
the possibility of an appreciation IN
principal would have tendency to d.
vert investment buying to the better
class of stocks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
Centre Line OF Block.
EAST 10th STREET.


Tn. approximate amount Of the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the sboye-de-
srribed property Is 10 be sold 10 -Four
thousand eight hundred i've and tofi00
tSs.SO5.0) Dollars, with intsres, thereon
from the 18th Gay Of September. 1915.
together with costs and allowance
amounting 10 Two hundred seventeen and
571i0Q Dollars. with interest from Septom-
Der 18th. 1915 together with tho expenses
OF the sale The Approximate amount OF
the taxes assessments and water rates. or
other liens, which are TO be allowed TO the
purchaser out OF the purchase money. or
paid By the Referee. IL Three hundred and
Z3I00 Dollars aud Interest
said premises will be sold subject 70 q
tax lien ~ Three hundred and forty-nys
and sAt00 Dollars ana interest
Dated. New York. September 23rd. 1915
HARRY A GOfDEi. Referee
The foregoing sale Is hereby adjourned
10 Friday. october 22nd. 1915. al the same
time and place.
Dated. New York. October 18th. 1915.
HARRY A GOIDEL. Referee
The foregoing sale l. hereby further ad-
journed 10 Friday. October 2s,h. 1915. at the
same time and place.
Dated, New York. October 22nd. 1915
HARRY A. GoIDEL. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
CHICAGO PROVISIONS
COFFEE.

Coffee developed reactonary tendency yestsY.
day and prices lost : TO y points with sales OF
81. 800 bags. Longs showed disposition 10 take
ahich vas believed to he against recent purchases
81 Brazil , -
advance Of IS reis while Santos was 30 res higher
aud IN the cost and freight market there vas COM
paratiyely little coffee offered with prices I'M
changed 10 slightly higher. Santos g In the cost
and freight market were quoted at sile. American
credits Is a. So Toe. London credits. ana MO
IS 7.l5g7. Doc American credits
The local spot marke, was steady with Rio 10
otiofed al 72.c Range Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23

cotton TIchln,r .peciIl liverpool csbles-spol
cotton modfFais demand sales. 900 bales specul1-
t!ol and srport 700 American. 5000, Imports. D.
600 all Amen a. m!dflng upland. ll-d. fuiurs.
orensd culet 5isHTs points lower. closed tey
steady a. a-t decline o. 81 poinis, Octo er No
y.mbf~ -0Zi.d. January -Fsbrusfy. 1884 March
Aprl s0ii.a. MAY June foiisd. July August.
III Manclrstsr-Yarns quiet and .rm. cloths. good
irquIrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23

Co;tonseed oil was moderately active and prices
were nrIner clo,l. with net gains o. l49ls points.
Crude oil Das firmly held FL the South. and there
was cOmpa. atiyey little pressure ~ the form OF
hedging operations Commission houses aud renners
mere good bnuyes and the selling vas scattered.
Range VI prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
Z EGAI NOTICE

The New Haven County National Bank.
locatsd In the city OF New Haven. In tee
stat. OF Connecticut Is closing Its anaira
All note holders and other creditors Of the
association are hereby notified 10 present
the notes ard other claims for payment
e O. STODDAPD President
Dated. August IS 1913
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
II G Treasury Finances.

v,.blae,on OCT % The condition OF i'S NO. ,o.
rrcesnry a. the close - business ~ .tg w..
e. baisace N genera fund tio''ssgs, .2 80 rs
q 20 OF io'Ai psjnrlt .
rc.pf ~ a.rsi sesr g. t2.tOe. 20 sss'al
Jsgc,, Of So jiJ g3i lat 2e.f c.cil'" % a. ana
g.n.i sud public debt uAns ASuons-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23

4. one time and another yesterday
uaoefs worked hard 20 bring about
s..'Ss~elon' but without much success.
&C." are poor days FOR that sort Of
i,~ Ihose who buy stocks then don't
- 70 pay for them until the follow
-, ~onoays. Which is a considera-
~. Usually the bears can't hope
"a rom Saturdays. either. because
general tendency Of the shorts
@h up their books at the end Of
sS And not stay exposed 10 he
% news Developments over the
aY holiday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
s1.25o.OOO Gold Deposited.

THE Guaranty Trust Company yes
,srday deposited at the Assay once o.,
S5o o6o gold received from LONDON Oh
the Orduna.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Drops Under the
Pressure of Receipts
Corn Is Steady.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nes YORK. October ~. 1915
whtAT.

After mouths ~ delay winter wheat Is beginning
10 move IN larger volume AID 0TsiIC ron thsi
source. coupled With he tremendous movement IN
te spring wheat states. hsTr brought about more
pressure than even the scfiFr domestic demand can
aisoTh and ri. IS IN tie wheat market YESTERDAY
showed Nr,hef lOss u DC. maAig an slinost
Import sa.cs yesterday were placed a. about 500 %
G00 bushels. and Brsis'ieets clesrslces tot me
seek record figures Of over ii 600 COZ bush-
els. but as both sales and shipment. 10 turoPe are
comprls.i principaliy o., Canadian nier the foreign
demand has been Of Comparatively itile USE - a
supporting factor IN the domestic markets
Tie Continental demand Tor wheat has iallen on
reccu,ly and the bcafish sentiment IN the msrk-,
yesterday was somewhat increased y rn0B o.
allied victories 81 the DGrdsnelci. The consesteu
condition o, leading railroads east o. Buna0 u.
Inadequate transportation facilities both on lsnd
and water. II feared. will prove beaTsh ihg'''
IL the wheat market. ..,
IN the local cash marks, No Northern Duluth
vas quoted a. 81 % ard No Northern MANITOBA
81 o.. I Buffalo.
Corn Wa steady. closing net unchanged 20 =
lover The decline in wheat mad tendency 20
check aggressive buying. bat the movement AZ pr
mary points was small and snor's seehsm U.s.
.orneghat more liberal and new corn Is 0egn q
10 arrive IN moderate quantities from he southwest
The local cash marke, was cay, 10 Se""" 'o'"
quoted AZ '6isc prompt shipment
OATS.
Price. IN os,, were very steadily bod throughout
the greater part o. the day owing 70 strength aposd
Al on EXPORT sales u about 100000 OusieA, oIt
toward the close values eased n with wheat and
rnai quotations wee 20 &C. ntt loNet nc :, Al a.
81. SO white. 39i. ID ioiac. Ordinary 10 fancy
clipped. 39izg i5igc. al elevator
NEW YORK PRICES.
wheu. cl@s Yesterday AZ
Ierefahsr .............. 81 07-s SlvN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23

FRIDAY. OCTOBER %. 1915.

Stock Exchange
sO9OOo week tS'oc
Exchange closed date s6s26O6ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23

The local market for SPOT cotton vas quite, and
po,no higher on the basis Of 2i5c for middhns
upland. sales. 200 bales.
Recepis at the ports and interior points today
and for the week compared with the totals OF last
49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
CHICAGO PRICES.
FLOUR AND MEAL,

Flour ". inactive and irregular Inc SPOT posi-
ton was comparatively FIRM. owing 70 hsht rup.,',
WhIl. prices Tor forward delivery we're easier, IN
sympathy with the decline IN wheat. ne iVIoN H
prices IN wood are quoted on We N.N iOS eIs,r.
Exchange Spring patents. S5' 90 spiihs sVe .
s. z0aS535: winter patents. s.. q SS5 90. "in'4:
strAight, IS 25Cf s. a.. extra No winters -, ~
81 10. extra 40 winters N53s>i0V, han,S
,trsights sj.5O4s5.65. fancy sprlng patSal, 20
blng lots. s635qs6 50. BUCKWliEAT fLoI "
MsPhet JUL: s..ij nominal yer 100 lbs. ~
FIoJ i,NFirm. ialr 10 good S573sSj.s,. choice
90 fsn.v s. QOns6 CORNNEAIr-Quiet; KIN
driNI 81 80 BAG MEAI.--Qglet: fine white am
yellow a s.. coarse. SIi5. FEED-Cig Nea1y
bran. bulk 81 Is. l00-lb sac6s 40 hSssy
mIddlings do. sg3 80. -four middlinss DO sS2 hsd
steady. bran. iOO-b sacks. S2275@ s4Sig staha-
al niddlinss do s42s'. -four middllnss 90;
s27 10. Red box -four. lio-lb saeAs 5000 on
meal '''S ''''' PROVISIONS.
ToS products were less active. and operation,
we're confined principally 70 tho January poslt,on:
Hogs we're lower and the trade seemed disposed 70
iicIIdste ana a. result prices developed an
ea,ier feeling and closed barely steady. Receipts u
hogs al Western points agsresated $4,000, OF WHEN
CHICAGO reported 1900 Kansas city 5000 ana
Omaha 1900 Estimated receipts az Chlcaso ioi
mes. si7gsl7.5o. family, s2l50@f23; sho.i esa,
Sls SOD 5000 BEEF-Steady; mess sls50Sfll
family. Sls@tl950. packet. tl650@,i: stu,
India mess. s2s@s29. DRESSED HuGsLEass;
bscons. HIS. 10 lbs. LBS; Is0 lbs nte' ~
lie. barely Steady. 10 10. lic y lbs. lsl.e; u
lbs, lsc picked hams steady. l4ia Sl5c. TA.LOW
Steady. special. NC: city Ihc; country, "a &c,
LARD-Easy: Middle West. s3Og SOC city larl
easy. sG9.c refined lard steady Continent 1900
pound steady. S1.GI0l.c sTEARiNE-Firm; oleo.
ic. CITY lard stsaTlne, lO@c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York October y. 1915
BEEvEs.

Receip,s SIS head. 50 cars on sale inelud,n'
3s car, Of steers In fair demand and nrfn. ON:
srade, slow and unchanged IN price: bulls stesdy
70 arm COW. dull and thin. Cows barely steady
the yards we're about cleared. Common 70 ehoics
steers sold a, SsT5Sse6o per 100 lbs: bulls 8
81 s0aS 10: COWS al soGSj2 IS. Dressed beet
was slow a, loslthc for city dressed native sides
extra. ljc.
sHCEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts 4ser head; II cars on ssi. she.p IN
I'm: supply and steady: lambs more active and y,
hislcr. The pens ..re cleared Common to SOD
sheep sold al H9t5 80 per 100 lbs. culls At -
medium 10 prime lambs at sss5sSe. eulis Al " 70
dsT MIXED lambs and yearltlss al S50. Dressed
mutton steady ct eSiic; best wethegs. In
dressed lambs I. ifSltAc; country dressed hot
house lambs at IS per carcass.
HOGS.
Receipts. coli head III cars On sale. Marss'
soc lower than wednesday. Good medium veisht'
sold a, s. So rough, At S. pigs a, $3.50 Country
dressed hog. steady.
rBy telegraph 20 Tho Tribune.
Louisville. Ky. Oct. 81 --SfIEEP and LAMBS
Rscsipts light for the week thus Tar, 32s marEst
oulst Choice lambs. ~ as. butcher lambs. so
SIC: culls. &Ssc; best fat shssp. thsse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23

rrARs Bartlett bbL nsos', ht, rsti p.
Ls 81 ala s'..s ~ .,2 q a B-sr, 3D., B'S
,sz;t. sh.iio. .'qs % Howell f3ss Law.
renee s. rfai3 Is. fe co1,e q .igf2l5 hlsr,g
,i7ss.24s. 80, lsasoc; OUNCES. bel. $ 'oe
81 half turhe * 4JacOc. FLrNs SD hsE l'
ssjc. PRtNES. SO la. 20alic GRAPHS 'isis.
bel ,Tb h.k s1l0c. wr.te sgios. black ~
- -Qs~. SD f8s l5f o.. Del. 20 ib 81 a4e
go. vhi's .rat't. bia.r % 40. De b. ireys
Gaze t9I. a. .s-,s. hb. e g 30 F1ay Bllrk.
Sf50gf643 crate. sl-ratist. Mr skNkLoN..
MELONS. f IT, sr., e. 81 go. cirRoN Melons.
3D. S0si5c, ORANGES. "a. boz, Sc s. % y.
males N25S;2l0 Porto Rco 81 ei2. ~ GkAp,h-
pr-to Rieo 81 s0R,i. Nassau. s3e5gst %. san
Pedro s. 50atj 70, AVOCADO PEARS "a. usis
tlass PrNEArPfEs. Porto RicO. Red spanish,
--..a 81 ..aki q luhAn- 81 AnAit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-23
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Po,,iOc, held .,e.iy. but noTins siosiy sEse,
potatoes lover Onions Or large secumu.aiiou tn1
poor. Beans plenty and dfagsins cgcum,.se's YEA
except dollhouse. Cabbases lower 'auinofrr, IN
pooI eSadi0n .nd very 1S .,, s,gi f,b sH Ina
%. T:9,,e,. oy poTAf,pgK 81. I. p "a, G g
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81; Mushrooms basket, :lss22s, ONIONS ,Si9 s
state and Western. red. bag i5cs $50, lslli.,ss.
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hunches I5cdil50.
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