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New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
Mems of the Merchandise World
WHAT THE BUYERS WILL
LOOK AT TO-DA 7

TACOMA WASH Rhode, Bros Rhodes: -
W "a 81, iih nou
P,t:le,stL
ALBrQrTtoCE. = " Ro>ea".la Bros.
CHtTTANooGA TE&S-D B Lo',nGn. J." "
-sI si - aoor
n,ni ana ssy,' w,u
COLI MRrs. % Moorshou,s. Martens O.. =
cS SS,,q,;ei ia-1r,s,h9E 4;9 hgay rh h19r C n,
reur!er. no,s. clo,ans 90 " ,aI e. iih foor
StN FRANCISCO lie Emporium. Alr Nuue1'l
i4rhiahiHg,. 40 iA AZ. l-'h fnor
Sins Dress and wuh Goods
CoLrMRrs. omo-Morehou'.. M,r,.n, Co
Los AyGEIrs ! + Lue a, D q q %. Co. Mr s,l@.-oL
ctlinol. " cirY IA It, oki. tia hE.r 'Psr D Co. nr
pyI. silks. % " ~ st. ll'h nor
sAN tEA$Clsco- TIE Iuporium. Mr Burs''t
silks 80 Hh sT l2h noof
nusn Underwear and Ir'snh Wsu.
BOSTON W ( 4 bacon Co. Miss = Go.diuE mu.
IN underwear. Ml' ure5sr. infants' weir. 81
mon Slusrs. SO f.'.
CHICAGO Klein NIss Jsndrs; 81 Union Square.
prTrioT Crowley. Miner Co. Mis-, L,ppin
30 I'D 50. stu h.or.
Cor,t,.
EosToN. " ( 4 Bacon. Miss Dr'Jsr 81 UaiOn
pIfEolr crowley. Miner Co. P.r.n. 81
'.''' square millinery
rlnrsEi RGH kaufman Der, s,or,. Cohsu and
Mis- Ns.casteiu. 200 .'h ~. sth foor.
Miscellaneous.
BOSTON ." & A Es.ou Go. Hr Waters. nerchsn-
disc manage. ID u.iau square. "a noor.
.ea... t.N u.drr'gsr. hosiery snd uahIe as
Co. 7 'ls al i'. 'i,'c' -''i,'c' 4 4 ,;c-alr.. G,l,,
'...uitnrr. Iarr.. ..,satJ-. Lsudkerrhie',. trim
IN.h-. .ug.i. a.i s"r,s. Mis-, " VI Jensen. Dr. ].
.,v..ry AID notions. . y smith. hardware. stoves.
I'us,'uu.u &. i.uHs'. sat and cec''ll "Ppl-
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
'IRISLEY LINKS TO
n MUCH IMPROVED
,,5 Needs. Conditioning
.,d Parts of Fairway
VIII BE RcSeeded.
al FLOOD ENGAGED
As PROFESSIONAL
..,eor of Junior Metropolitan
s,n Unsettled Plainfcld
Nav Take 1t Again.

r-p.-so0. chairman o. the
it''h go rr the Ardsley Club.
~ rom" t.. clio ro,Fcv Of imDrovc-
,,ior'ee' ..-..,s 'a.f wear Will be con
-s,i ,hs.s 80 a lsrrCr scale this
,,stt on ~. o., 40 mostly With con
.t,y.ng the ,... ,"c o.'vN" o, .Ss.
& IN has made a'
= reseec cer.a.. seer IONS OF nc ln' IA
-. esrc,'a.F o.. NC 'ou'ln S.'H .,i
'Atsrth Fo..s a.. l. ..e '~'' WIZ
sver trca... WIZ. .'''. ...1l'.
~a.cgia. change h"' 'yS" '""Ie ~ !"
eFy wards. Although tho drive
str8 ,Eo- under the UcV arrange
,tc character O. the hole has
-9 ,-ss.., .~r-ovcd through tho
80 c. "a side hrl 'c on the sec
~. s~f .-r possibility OF q bad
ct 30 IF. from tho drive Rob
lA " -..-... cha. there were thirty
80, 49,. ..~.-....rer- las. season.
re h1.t ,..-...r moro than two
" Es. r... ,.r... viii he con
aC '...' ....-......- rr .lo eoa-
.-ssa ,' ST..
SIS s,hs.~' .t. ~-,s, .v-.,. who
R.-'e ,...... t-, 80. ,- .b.
iH serve ..-r -,
a'a''y @. ..'. .,-. "..' 3" .N.,
i'''' ..... .-.-,....,-o o., cor-
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
BUYERS OPPORTUNITIES.

Reports from well known muslin
underwear salesman, who is now in
the West, are that business conditions
in general are very bright, and many
buyers are placing their orders on all
lines. The belief IN very prosperous
wear is being felt all through the Far
West, and several optimistic merchants
look Tor banner season. A majority
Of department stores in California
are putting fresh stocks in many OF
their leading departments, 70 meet the
expected demand.
J. Zadek & Co, manufacturers Of
domestic cmbroidcries, report business
in organdIcs and houncings as being
very brisk IS the season approaches
many advanced orders are coming
through on d late line Of emDrOlIcrIcs
which have been completed lately. Ow-
ing to the fact that petucoats wIIl be
worn again this season emDrolderles
will he used extensively. The firm is
now located IN its new quarters at
ia-I7 West 25th ST.
A prominent infants wear manu-
facturer is making line OF hand en-
broidcred goods that viii be sent TO
Washington as GiIt 20 the nc" Efehd-
child of the President.
Directors Of the newly organized
II. b. C!ahin Corporation will hold a
meeting next Thursday, when 1t Is eX-
pccted trea surer and secretary viii
be elected. George T. Cornwell IS said
TO be slated for secretary and John
Wood for treasurer. A hnance COM
mittee. consisting Of Joseph Byrne,
vicc-nresident Of the Merchants Ma
tioraI Bank; Walter II. Bennett. vice
president OF the American Exchange
National Bank. and Harry ?. Bontles,
president and general manager Of the
It. B. CIafir Corporation. has been
designated by the directors. 1t was
announced Yesterday that the new
C.afin corporation would be run abso-
lutely independent Of the retail stores
operated by the Mercantile Stores Cor
poration
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
WAR ORDERS RUSH
ARMS PLANTS HERE

One q the largest rife manufactur-
ers in the country has orders on hand
which it will take more than eight
vcars 10 complete with present faclli-
ties. II is reported that when the di-
rcctors of this concern were talking
over the advisabilIty OF accepting Ger
tain orders which It would require ne"
nIarts to take care Of, il was stated that
i aid not make "any difference what
was done with the plants after the war
,ygs over. they would be paid for by the
crd of this year" II was meant that
the offered business brought with 1t
eucb GOOD opportunity for prohts that
there would be a surplus at the end OF
one wear after deducting the total cost
of additional plants. II IS sara 10 De
the rule OF foreign buyers OF rIhes ana
ammunition 20 pay large part OF lhe
purchase price upon the acceptance o.
'be contract, the firm taking the order
living a guarantee TO complete the
order and giving a BOND 10 cover Ihe
money paid down. 8,
The life Of an army rIhe OF tne klnd
now in use by most OF tne nEn'.ns d-o men ten
If Furope is set at about Low 10 l'4oo
shots by expert ehBaeeu III 'ho
facture Of munitions Of war here AFTER
about that number OF shots nave oeen
@Tcd the rife is Of no further use eR-
ceptng for scrap. IT, 81
Besides the loss or guns rom the
short expiration Of their uSeiulness'
many thousands are ruined by me Ell
fects Of dampness ana olhet injury;
while thousands s2,1 Gi 0'nGI5 nrsoners' rlg 'AP''
I, is because Of this continued tre-
.,,s drain on existing supplies
us.' .Tst .be cum factories Of Europe are
un" ,,mahIc -" 70 keen pace with new demand,
unSOt una tbus orders for probably millions
"Fu 90 riges have been placed with gun
,rarufscturcrs =, in the United States.
NAM Nan Of the largest plants in this this
country are operating tVenty-louI
~. dsy. seven days week
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
JANUARY So
Manhattan.

p Ienhsrgsr to J d Frsnhel 2D illth st.
Avenue {. ll2-lls: atty. / Lo"snofAun' l!S Ns,,
Ap-rie.n Mortgage Co 70 st Miehssss r , Church
Us " S3tA 81 3oIh st. ljI L. AtJs. B0Ssfs a
f. a. Cedar Il. b'NIs
" Pfaser q al ur 70 81 Luke's ReAy Go. 80
Basy. lOi,h o., 2f-3i ". stDs. k.ntTOalh d
"a a. S. 900
= iebn.on' trustee 20 l. II Hall. 80 6.at ~.
etth a. l0S ". atty. Wids. 20 Bsa
p..s N,,,s,s, Co 10 Commonwealth ssrirss -. ..
-1rT lmsteffam az. seaman ~. >. 50 Ei.rf-
son g. J01ls99. atty. II Hyde. 81 Park kon
TB F,rrcIIJ To J schapYert. sit SD q: all ute.
ash 81 go v stys. Amend 4 A. li9 Nsasau
a.. 8 200
" : Amend 70 schapper. 5Ii Z SD o.; al tt.s.
4Sth st 523 " .tDs Amend 4 A li9 Nassau
a. 81 500
NJ ii R.d.r TO S po~nlrs. 50 " H,h o. 80 i,
III v atty. T. T ] CO. t.epo
" Bosssy 70 A Bgoso. &; Chsxro-a. y J..
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
INFORMATION BUREAU.

IaoIir.cs relating 20 trade matters and cond.h nS
should le ADDRESSED TO the Editor OF the buyers
Column.
Question Where is the firm Of Lar
disc. Yorke & Dersull Company, chill
dren's dress manufacturers, located
4 BUYER Answer They went out OF
business last September. LardIse d
Dersun are representing several dress
concerns, and are located in Cleveland
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
LIS PENDENS.
JANTA AIRY 30
Manhattan.

i3OTH ST. - ~ ~ Amsterdam ar Trl2s p
Rlrkley st Al AZ Kp,sntrr. e, a. No-sc!osurs
0s mtg. Gty " " Bu.ac,
ll2TH ST. S. l1- 10 -sti00 II. Jenn', VI
Seuau a. al at Rcberca Darri-er e. a. toTe-
closure ~ mtg. ATTY. = r te Rlsm
$50 ST. Is W Well p, a AZ F5.ier-ks isU
Il2O ST. .a3 ". Mathi.Ia A Mo'ler 40 Rachel
Jacobson e. al foreclosure q mtg aiDA Miller
BreUfeiter.
so ST. 40 - 10 W. Greenwich savings Bank az
j MrA.eer ct al foreclosure o. mfs. s'y
sands
LIN ST. H3 W. Greenwich sarno Rank AT
" " Davidson et Al foreclosure of mtg AIy,
T. A sands
Commonwealth Insurance Go - New YORK 40
Annie Brown et a. lfore'i1surs q m;sl ttpA
Rprc-s A Sands
yIIIETT ST. = $ 100 n Delaney 81 IL srioo.
ID sutton at D Weins,e.n et al foreclosure
II n'yI atfy a. ~ Glaze
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
FIRE RECORD.

.E-N y Ifgth st. ". HtL.sog t'ihinE
!e--0s " .0ll - 81 Prescott Ylo9.
''s-.tsl Pro- PCT az. Tie BfOHI. h. Kramer
30
css-sl Ds'snosy o.. n schiss trrinS
$3.50 Clifton AZ. Tie B'oaI. b. Schheioe' :
. tfIdiUT
Il A-tt p gs,b e. A Brand. 500
tt,-ses = i9.r o.. A Csr.na Tinint
is'-rr" 2. North River. reop.ss Steamboat Co
-. soutt ct ~ PtrI1. so
,S-i-t ~. f.th o. =. Cros.er. i1hlfG
t-.s IS. Itfh st. Ur1osl uiflg
- s.-iio LIudss st. J.yyus 4 Eefm'hiv
1~es " irs.b e.. a. GcTer $500
W. lHrI a.. CfOcar4.I hfoden no
- l-.d o.. VI noIer. TRIMS
- 90 liNlB o.. r. Ogrlo. INNING
u sfd d. Sccord sv b IoSetticld inhl. g
vi Bod sl. kIug Flower sHd Feather 20.
a, rieiHr
'@-lp front of 1905 scc0d s1.. Second ~
a. tlelsitd frtrHg
~, y p ieC'h o. y R0ihuan. tIihuE
''-ss 1ofsyiLe e.. y. D'AlI4E9. iI9'
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
ADOPTS TRIBUNE SYSTEM
Washington Department Firm
Announces Honest Ads.

FT0m 10 II"u|f HII'aN'I
Washington. Jan. 3l.-An echo OF the
honest advertising campaign now pc
ing conducted By The Tribune made
its appearance in Washington to-day.
when Lansburgh & Brother, one oil
the oldest department stores IN thls
CITY. made the following a part OF
their page advertisement in "Ihe
Washington Post:
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01

wear ago. dressed meats have shown
declines Of 1l2c 10 &c a pound on the
finest cuts. and while there have been
fluctuations in the prices of hog prod
ucts they have been due to trade con,
ditions and not to any Fundamental,
cause.
Last cash prices for some Of the
leading items in the commodity mar
kete. compared with a month ago and
a wear ago. are given in the following
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
JANUARY co.
Manhattan.

Plans ror new buildings have ben h'ei vih
the Bureau or 81 iIHgs a. follows
AMSTERDAM Az ij-ii. for 10 sy hospital
5i5I5O. Nursery and fhl.drens Hospital.
l6l W 5!St st. owner; No.L 2 ON q,
4TH Az vs.. ass 29,h g. ior ls s9 lots
and stores 6GN1s; kempuer 81 Llhery 81.
owner. u y Pelham. 80 l. t-d 81. agmicgt .
EsT ST si-36 y: FOR ~ sy on -. j0I.oo /;
r. W Goelet " l1A e.. owner. Warcai a
Wetmore IL Z i5th g. architects. Ss0V '0p
z5TH ST 8a-Sl W for a 10 sy store and iuis
90 5gg3s. Iryei Really Go. q, Liberty st. owner.
q Z Pelham. 80 J. IA 81. architect. !-9osy'
The Bronx.
RAY ST ss l57 4 william az. for Two rT
and a.rc and tFo ! sly aid alo Io..0" ue
dw.gs -cri0. and garages. 'itl't q ana
WcEe 100 Brook sT owners. u. mont AZ
chte.rrlral 90. i1l Fremont AZ architects. $4,000
HEvILANO Az cor Case III AZ, i2f l"2
n, brick stores and d. -, 3. h22l0 ana
2-xs. 10: l. NewmSn, 80 EAs T .w1es
and architect. s'.yp
l6OTH ST. 8 sal Union ": Tor ~
brck market. 7sII7?j Bur.aGf sQl 'ani-
well ar ownG. w koppe. $50 "eslches.T az az,
siNpIsY Ivu, io3ls ls9'h 81; 70, tgo
5 ~ brick tennis a. 9Il0sS and 4. il-..',
II Nanezzl 1903 FindlV az owner hoppr.
$40 NgsteAeSter av, architect '''"''
FINDLAY Az vs. l'756 l6ath o; i"f 'No
s,y brick tennis. 81 oEss eari. h Ma, 'hi'
1905 FHd.ay U owner. hoiye. e.0 w ID
chester ay. archtet. N''
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
In the Cotton Market.

Uncertainty and irregulariry have
been the features Of the cotton trade,
with prices showing many fluctuations,
and generally tending downward. Ihe
question Of getting the enormous
amounts sold for export out OF the
country and safely IN the hands Of the
purchasers has been a disturbing Gle
ment, and the big ginning figures OF
January 25 caused many people to re-
ylsc their opinion as 10 the correctness
of the government forecast issued in
December, and incline 10 the belief
that 10 was not so far out OF the way
after all The weakness IN Wall street
also had a depressing effect, and the
whole trend of the market leads TO the
idea that there may be big reduction
IN acreage next season.
Tba. there will 9e some reduction
ccem. assured, but there Is marked
.kcpt.c5sm IS TO tho likelihood OF a
reduction reaching 80 90 40 per cent,
10 say nothing Of uch wild estimates
as 90 per ceut. Plenty o. people pc
love that II will be a difficult matter
tn Cc, il reduced even 20 20 25 per
cont seeing that there are some 2,OUO,-
0nO cotton growers in this country,
most Of whom have been raising cot
ton all their lives and do not know
NOW n raisc anything else. The ques-
lion Of facilities for storing the grain
n n should be raised is also serious
one. setting aside every other onJec-
tIou Besides, cotton Is cash crop.
The Southern larmci knows that. lie
D.. not so sure abOu- gram.
Fey people realize TO what an extent
tp ocean freight INtc ls interfering
y,l,b tbc cotton business, In spite OF
,he enormous quantity ON board snip
.,yai.fr, clearance. Thus far during
nc war the freight rate from New
York 20 Rotterdam has risen 700 per
cent. Baltimore 20 European ports Tex
ccpt Germany, 6li per cent; Noriolh
TO Liverpool. 1856 PER cent; NorioIh 10
Rotterdam. All per cent, and 10 Bre-
mon 100 per cent that is, from 81 20
90 an ,er bale. Savannah 20 Liver
nool go per cent, and TO Bremen 500
ner cent: Galveston % Liverpool, SOL
rer cent. and 10 Bremen l,0Gl TO l,l5J
per cent. These sober facts seem m
credible Frcights from New YORK 10
Liverpool are up to 81 p per 100
pounds.
What Other Markets Are Doing.
In coffee there has been dulness,
with declining prices, and a spirit OF
apathy which gave little credence 10
optimistic reports or ideas. The lower
GRADES Of Rios and Santos have de
clipcd. Brazil has not cvinced any anX-
iety 10 sell in this market, supplies
hero seem ample, the consuming trade
is apparently Indifferent as TO the iut-
urc and marking time" seems to be
the order Of the day.
Country produce has shown no
marked changes. Eggs have declined
and then partly recovered Southern
/ fruits and vegetables have arrived in
/ large quantities and wasty condition,
/ seliing for CORES spondingly cheap
nrices. while fine grades Of fruit and
salad stua have held their own. Live
c1t,ie are lower than they were
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
the
cissti srs sUlp

clssu ara sgln
AT1ANfA " h.ea a Rro' R,-h. /" I'D
AIII.Q TEQJF y M.Rosavid Br-. L
L....Va4. .. " a.d o. ll'l s3o-
H>Mt .AHiz -fls.keberG R-o. 4 N~'mm:
ro.sr .rAto.c G Inie-,oa o., Go @ Mora. Ils
boston " a A Bacon CO. Lls, Finn: Al Union
urrRolT c-caIsy. Miner Co; II Tyro',r. 20 W
T6tr MADISON. IowA-P Alp.r. 50 ssi
rAIRNo>r W VA NJ Hs-,l,, a Son, NJ"
N.a'.uucry 1870 Rvsy 9Th noor
CHATTANOOGA 10 loremsa 90. " " tpo-.
lo.s Mrs Bs.c. assisting. iIs 23i =" 80
CHATrANOOGh. Robert Schwartz Co. r
= -NarE. J.. I'D 81. 10Th ncor.
FORT NORTH S.hcmGhoru 90. Niron. -
Port WoUTH. W c Stripping Co. ? Lee. ~
Pm $40 -Wc.I,r Co,E Sui, Co. Mr. Calm;
ToEr SMITH ARR VOL Pollock Co: o Wolf.
HA>NJnAL Mo.L Rue.nst.,n Mere Co L Ru-
.ras.,.u. - W ..i o. eih foor.
ps.s - vs. Ia o. Ilm nro-
LITTLE ENth Abh TIE Gus Il sEs Co. @ y Ss' !.
Mr. sps-,e liS " 81 q. sd Door
Co-N. Dol Ensy ll'h 19or
MINruIS Goldsmith Sons Co. NJ Johns
NERIbAE N,' N,rE. Ro'h-ab-rt Co; s
o, YEN, ,1,,,,. -. ~ ~ .oo1 p.,,, ~,
Eos.u;ha.. 1870 Ewa,. t'h noor.
OMAHA Hcr-,r-Ss Women Tosss5 hef1Arrs
oN,iA" "Nco-,,sa clothing Co. A Hcrzbtr 1870
rloGii 10, 4 KuaI. Finland 1870 F''y.
rAprCAu Ky Guthr. Co; r Guthrie; 81
ST Loj4S.,t.f--l Garment Co: sternb,rT -
sA< FGA<C,syo-N Y Cob L Suit House NJ
ROCKFORD. Ashton ID o. 90. : HChmaus. 1870
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY so.
Manhattan.

54TH ST lIs r Flehr Harris 81 lls Easi san
Street ksajy 10 r. s. MAY l- 1914. t2a3 ~
l27O ST $50 N Berso. az Denny q a. 10.
s41a ST. .o5 E.IP Ryaa AZ II srhu., q Al.
Aux =. 1914 isg3 -
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
The Bronx
w.sulunroY Av I-,s. : Ro.rl,l :, Al

WASHINGTON Av. l1s. Roscini e; al -; W y
O'Colu0r II a. action % compel sperif- per
f5rwaure Of contract. avs. 90, Dunsmcgr
BURKE AV. :. go Barnes Az. i0ti00, J &
Hardy at " Macs et a. foreclosure Of mtsl /;
ATTY. T.. a. fress
yHITLocK Az. - 2-5 Ti-any e. $500.
Susan McyigkaT Hem5rHay, a. truses. AT lock-
Whit Co 81 al '0-ec.Osurs q mtg sttJs Everett.
clark S Beuefi.f
wHiTLoCK AV. : 3i' rlHsny q. Ssrso.
susan MrYlckar HsmenvAy Agt Lo-kWhu Go 6
al foreclosure Of mtg auys Everett tlarA'
BeHedir'.
FRIsBY AV. ss e3t West Farms Road. s5tei o.
II kappcrt egt Bronx Cas- ant k.-ctfic 90 q
We-sp.man 81 hraus
LOIS lOs 100 10 III and ll2. map oi South
Wa,hinStonv!le. Gracs y Thour' Il al agt & ~
Werner et a. foreclosure oi mtg atty, q y
Garland
PROSPECT aV. .es. 1901 fremont Az. 21I
100, Catherins M-Guire agt d Roscrs Q, al
foreclosure OF mtg ATTY, " u Muliigan.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY 20.
Manhattan.

46TH ST. i.s N l-2 " N55ern Fixture c.. Ira
az Alliance Films Coro-ati0r. oFne-, 1907 a.
tH0'rsrtIrg CO. rHrtra ".Hr alN9
LEXINGTON Az. - cor -,,b g. ~ sIioo seraue'
4 LeIase AZ Alsrton ssh - 60. Inc, osnrr sud
Cur,rs-.or 500 %
l45rH ST. 5ts n ssl W: Cohen AZ { Aar-
tla. ovner Ro-sr BIlfinE % and snl "
E.ifC'rn. .0r'ra-.Hrs. woo
I55TH ST, Il - Is n Greenb'stt ,Ef E--Taris
Ts.sfr Fsrra-s' Loan s.d Trust % and May
" Eyersrd Trustees owners J frrrarl . Bres
esIes "a KCha ris0l and Ps.sc. Casino .. lnc.
..,.rrg.t.-s. $50
6sTH ST. 81 " r Verne. az Erssie N Dos.
owner. Mrs. " p AaIart'-. contractor. t2l5
PtRK Az. 1898 ant 1928 Na'1lal sash and
Door a.. Iu-. a. Il Hgslct owner. J Ackcn.
rontrsctot SIS
The Bronx.
ETeRvALt Az es5 and e9l BrcnI County Iron
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
REAL ESTATE.
cot NTRN.

rop sAIE-One hundred twelve a-fe level farm
EIey.lfan one thOu,ant fcr'. bsnieuaAt %
tI.il. .,,pmer homo. OUr hundred miles pnob-
sir,,risi ,l,1 Cham.!alL valley and hills Adircss
E.r 3e'. ku'lanl W ...-.-----
FOR HOMES IN the real country within
rommutiug distance consult Country Home
League, 30 West 32i ~ Phone $3.50 Mad.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01

ioir g, ios y. ATTY. " Eni, lis B.U: i,.se,
Na-rh River strings Rsuk N u G kfihoone. = ~
E.Esr5oi y . '''a e.. . I. 49, U Jog
Fi,m - 5 Jarmg .rSsy 20 ifFTcfs ] & n 20
1919, e. -. 80 q bFJ itIres ~. Njod
n chaplin % Den Ess ~ '0rp1. l5s bFy,
l,jth q I, 725 ~ EFD. jof9s II; s,y:
MI, On "a g,r. = ID re. F.o--7. % " zen
q. I'D q. i;s " s'.y Hg1. . - -
: w,ouse- 70 5, WrorEr. ass .c-ntr,l PsrE
Wes' Cfys.~ st. q o. bfnous o..
2}Ill- 49, 80 Issirs9n. ii9 Nass.u .
SAN, = C.rs wrorFsr 9ps Central PAN Wet;
Clinton =. 10 same a.y. WV
The Bronx.
y T~4V % N Cl.y M's 90. u
SANE % same . =.
r''y N's 80 % ssr-s, Bl.k Nro.2
NaDs fl sane. 49,
Au--.csr Res Fyfate Co % Hannah Con. 500
Marx = N--.'-I fr = NJ 90. $500
~ carey Tay..f srI arH. fr.s. 'o J. N.F 20 N.n'''
Rks-. g ard s.o. eI-s. % h'uFe c'ri!
sane q, .,rs 3i35l9
s,r.ms'1 ,..s.. r, 20 " FU- ..o
A1Hrrsl Ees Fs'a's 60 H q Flrrharf'. ll1
t..arHI4 r-.s' e. fn Nl.UaHar v q 20. W.
Manhattan Sg 90 . l. N'g Go. thFP'
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
HONEST ADVERTISING.

Every statement in our adyertis-
ing is the TRUTH. Our depart
ment managers sign their names
to their part of the advertisements
"a a bond OF TRUTH and their
signed papers are kept on file in
the private Office. II you should
ever find what you believe to be
mistake in our advertising, give US
an opportunity 10 prove that we
are right.
Tn. firm of Lsnsburgh & Brother
"a. Organized IN 1859.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
COURSE OF WEEK
IN COMMODITIES
Wheat at New High Rec.
Ord-Corn and Oats Ad-
VanCe-COttOn Down.

There has been 60 much strength and
persistence ~ the European demand
for American wheat that the setback
Of Friday, following the new price rec
oyds established on Thursday, proved
only temporary. and was followed on
Saturday bv renewal OF the soaring
movement. which has added 95iz cents
p bushcl TO the cost OF cash wheat IN
New York within the last month. Cues
tious as TO what will hauuCn when il
comes time 10 get IN, wheat on board
ship. questions OF freight rates. oucs-
uous Of what the railroads are going
90 do when called on 20 transport the
millions Of bushels 20 the spaboard.
were all forgotten or lost sight OF in
the scramble 20 get supplies by repre-
sontatvcs o. nations which, under the
most favorable conditions, viii be uU-
able GO grow their own for some time.
ihcr' was good reason tor this siren
nous o.odlAC' rs ih.S country and Can
ada are practically the only places
where wheat is for sale at any price.
7 he eNportable surplus Of the ArCcn-
tine is comparatively small, and Japan
has entered tHat market lu connection
"i.h other buyers. Indian offerings
are small. Australia IS buying, the
crops lacly so he produced ncNt wear
~ 'He warning countries are negligible,
h,"SSIla is sand TO have a lot OF grain m
ut h".Hhlan dlS'rlctS' but how soon It
N"i t'l out ii al all is matter OF
hUesS"o "ofA' ana II IS regarded as likely
.H 'ne trade mat hussia may com
I""hGttT IL an otlore long ana stop an
'".N o. It's pos,Sln4e export ih the
mean t'nG ire american ana canadian
-@'i''e' . peEl'n.hS 10 see iNe S'LeaE'n
~, Mm.' u"S'.'pu "Iu '>h''.e A''H.tI, now
,"N'E ,S ',I -S "nt"' IOdlE rs """''', anu
~, 49, '.''" 'ooNeH 80 ."Du-
5"'N, ho'' long ago rs no" stoTncd
p" .ln jac "oF.G STOCK some -7''0.'Vv
o-SHelS less IMAM 10 was last year "l
.'-'s 'l'''S' q 10, ~' F"'' '' 'n' p'o|u |uS''''
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
ALTERATIONS.

JANUARY %.
items under s. 900 onitted)
Manhattan.
40 Az " cor l24th g.. 70 sJ store 'nd
Ioft. estate Of 4 / Brown. % Nassau s. o~aefj
" he~V w. '''' 90,
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
RECORDED LEASES.
JANUARY 20.
Manhattan.

FAST BROADWAY. A. store noor. Aor AsTss
10 Aaron s,Tau-E!sr. !tl EAst b"ay. US ii@.m %
WAFER ST. ss7.33s. all Allen L stoJ ct a %
Rtfard,au Boyu'Ou Co. 81 W sIN st 10 liz
"a. Ss...u st S. 300
ara lv. s57 all. Cath A Lawrence ano to
IuyIst Fe.r -6S Fortham Ri B3-l3 yrs from
s. 1915. atty. J r Wall 800 " sith 81 ,!.5
I'm AV. 7O2. sore and 0, Msyer Ere, man e. a..
% Anton Ru. $ sno. -e2 1th az. 3 Jfs from
.9I90
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
The BrOnx.

EAST FoRpHLa RD. JSI: store Adams RsalJ
% 10 q Hang. 509 I l3sth =. snoi yrs
from completion sgcre aiy. John y Ro,s; 80
F0rdham 50 fI-'- 70 effpf
onlrn ct 36a 6 s.0rr etc. jacob Zurmleden 20
Ctas r s.ttg 1890 "a az; yrs from N9' !
1910. atty { Siu!g 359 2)ith 81 u zoo
LOT $50 Map Wakefield 600 yeAr tai lease; Nis
Archer Treasurer Westchestsr County. TO A..
mold Noes 3T.l Bronx Blyd Jan IS. ats. %
Arnold No.es 5T2l Bronx Blvd. - Is.
sIAE pBoPERJf; 900 year Tar lease. Gilbert 3
Lyon. Treasurer Weslchesisr County 70 sam
PgrdJ March 4 1919. ally. Hugo "se'I 80.
Nhits PiainS h. sss
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
RLAI kSTATF rOK SALE OK 20 LEr
BOKOUGH or BROOkLNN.
We Have Taken at Foreclosure

r.. beaut!fr cottage AZ 22T Ferimore -. Fiat
bush. also building plot of jorlo1. Di1oinlnE snd
Will ss.Tfer sane AZ sctual c1et. 90
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
The Bronx.

JEROME AV vs. $40 Kiugbriig- ~. lo0Illis:
II SiGghi 10 + Deyerbers 5t5 Beach Teusre 4.
Jan % due. etc. as pr bond. atty. T q a Z Co.
81 OJJ
MATILDA ST. Esj.i5ea " s. 50Il0o sadie
Journey 70 Annie l. Mac,iln'och 9H lIgh ~
J4n 2s due etc. ger bond. atty. g & 7 Co.
s. 900
MORRIS Az. ss. 1916 10th - 81. .6IlOi. %: ;
H.rE.. 10 " Rstkin. 10 .,th y, Jan p. b
~. 81. c. atty. " Adams. - Broad = go
$3.50 81. s. 1902 Forest ar 3OI's 2. Ethel
Bo,s By gdu, 10 l. 4 T Co. jan g. Js.
81. G s,ty l. LTI& I Co. ;2,5JQ
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
Nln JFKsTA

FURNISHED APARTMLNT tCBLfSEAl. allan.
nc CTS --Boardwslk. second aoor. ocran fuut;
raonth Adidrrs. 4 &. Boa l0o Tribune lp,0sa
O~,ce 1884 BfoaisD
New-York tribune., 1915-02-01
long ISLAND.

v.rrry gTREAM-Fof sale nss one-fsniiY
Ioa,s room, and u'sd bath. psrqgss Doors.
ali l.trsi improvements. On plot 'oIl'o foe, es,t
-. a minute Ualk from station price s. 900.
cav term. AppJ J. SMITH. builder Cath
erins N telephone SO