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New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
WHEAT ADVANCES
IN CHICAGO
Corn and Oats Also Gain
Provisions Split Price
Changes.

Chicago, March 29.-Wheat developed
surprising strength to-day, Influenced
to a considerable extent by the fact
that European conditions apparently
failed TO Justify recent hopes Of an
early peace. The market closed strong
at 17sc TO 2hc net advance. Corn
finished 1Hc TO 12sc up, oats with a
gain Of sc TO 1c, and provisions vary
ing from 5c decline to a rise of 2iac.
Virtually a complete change of front
took place in the wheat trade right at
the start No definite signs of any
shortening Of the war could be dis
cerned and the belief was freely ex-
pressed that the selling side of the
market had been pressed altogether too
hard IN the absence of material new
changes affecting the military outlook.
Pit offerings were extremely scarce
until the May option approached S1.50.
Then profit taking became effective, and
d reaction followed but fresh swell
ensued and the market finished on the
grade at about the top level Of the
day Range Of prices:
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
Old RcIief MI Not Dom.

Two or three years ago the Rock
Island collateral per cents had d
GOOD standing IN the. market because
they we're secured by the stock Of the
railway company. One well known an
tIya Of se.-.ty values went so far,
indeed a. 90 say in cold type: u
often consider these collateral trust
t01ds one Ct The best bonds consid-
eng both p-.ce and security all
listed Oh t.. New York Stock tx
change, although the price of these
bonds Will continually fuctuate IN ac-
'oIdanee with fundamental business
conditions" And his opinion was by
70 means an isolated one; IT was quite
generally hared in the financial dis
net Time has shown his judgment
iisllible, but notwithstanding all that
has happened 20 the top-heavy com
Nlstlon, the feeling will not down in
many quarter in Wall Street that in
Nlhslc value and market prices of
he old Rock Island stock the railway
company shares are unjustly sepa-
is%d So numerous and diverse are
'1e factors entering into calculation
y the value of Rock Island railway
shaIes now, however including the
possibility o. assessments TO raise
ss!oiEfng capital that il takes a COM
LaSuon Of expert mathematician,
.ssllker' railway manager and seer 10
NPuef out reasonable estimate.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
T0PICS OF THE DAY
IN WALL STREET
o,,blehem Steel Up More
than l2 Points Since
Saturdays Close.
,pNOVFR OF $4,000
SHARES IN ONE DAY
o,a Rock Island Stock Strong
,s Amster Proxy Contest
Starts In Earnest.

4, 50 its high price OF yesterday.
,.,,.hem steel was not quite as points
-. It's low price in January Of this
~, and that low price wss itself only
-, roint onder the highest price
-. stock had known for two years
.,v,ously Al 81, where II closed, II
liked 8 gain Of more than y points
single stock market session is
,..,,s, yet But in contrast with last
= the. Street was curiously lacking
!. rrors Of what was going on. There
only one report that had any nov
y, 70 (, and all the others seemed 20
~, los, their vitality. This was the
-, tia, the company was about 70
.,n over control Of a corporation en-
.,.,a. Ike Itself, largely in filing war
'.s,r,-s company that only recently
s..,red an extra dividend on its COM
-, stock Fut. rs has been noted
.ss,, there are only 149.0SO shares of
s.,Alehem common outstanding. The
ss,,irg supply of the stock must be
~, considerably less; and when, as
,.isrdsy, over $4,000 shares are
.srrei over In a single session. Il is
-,rtsble that price changes, in one
erection OF the other, shall be large.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
For Control Of Rock Island.

UrvOnted activity and strength in
4, .hsres OF the Chicago, Rock Island
k2sehc Railway Company marked the
prnning Of the AmSter campaign yes
,,,3sy for proxies wherewith to oust
bu Of the old directors from the
ssri. or. more correctly, TO prevent
asr reelection. War is being made
!, only four because they are all Of
ts thirteen whose terms expire al the
k,rl meeting. More than p 600 shares
\ the stock changed hands. the pur-
alsers in many cases having to pay
rors for their right 10 vote At the an
rgsl meeting than those who bought
As collateral trust bonds when they
rus cheap as the Amster committee
nys the management dld-and eN-
DANCED them for stock. Altogether
here are three committees now in the
ssld soliciting proxies and a pretty
igh. for control is promised, even If 10
& true, "a M Amster and his friends
llege. that the two other committees
srs sct.ls n the same interest.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
HAILR0AD EARNINGS.

r,br,ve following railroad reports for
cary were made public yesterday:
.t,s, s :, Northwcstsn-Gross s58i2.8l9. IN.
titlIi ''''' aei G,er ta1cs SlI6J.C19. increase
70 lle1.,.. lttcsasarnt & Western-Gross $50 %
us,,s ti59 '''a355. nc, after taIes 3es9CO7. Ia
=. ~, a.. Ms Gross $50 576 decrease 81
,.Solit,I 'ei tales s. Ga decrease s. 1855
ttl eeo. hsl asy-Gro.s st6lTiOg decrease
y uu after taxes t-l9l6j. decrease il7e.-
is tsi ss1 o'ad-iros. S5g2 5S7 Increase sSl 465
,st, t,1 sisas TeRas-Gro.s s. SlS6s4. IN
w iii''"-". nei sner taxes Ss54.554 Increase
y. 10, h,,s,'osd-Cro., saas4 ss, increase sgo2.
,Nsv Yo,. lates S>lO-iO Increase S5aa532
~ ~ itsr,is. t-i4ashalna a Wefter-G-oss $3e2.
- 80 ~ '''''' hei ailer taxes Ssz4si. IN
V ls, I.s sNsnise-Cfoss S2.2lOSo2. increase SI54-
III lsd,.fteeds Increase $500 lST
yea, - Reading -tro.s 50 a63 7f2 de-
,.sseediaS Co,..,.nel nel $50 500. Increase SIS s28
~. het itSg5o 80 y--Gfoss flC2 co., lllc..s g.
'''S-' Increase $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
GRAIN IN OTHER MARKETS.

Minneapolis March 2s.-.WnEAT-.No. / hard,
!4t-.. Nc. Nort;4qe,a, $50 q, "a No No1,
3.asa. CORN-N, 3 yellow. t1&@tsc. OATS
So white. az 14A.c. FLOUR and BRAN un-
D1u'h March o--wHEAT-No J. hard. 81 y =.
~ Ng;11e N N Z, Is15,hely 1. lsv s. sijs,
Ni,wa.ate. March -9--WIIEAT-No northern.
81 4gaSI5I. 40 o. Northern. $ll6@ $40 No 2
lard winter {I5OaSl5l; May. 81 49, CORN
" 3 yp oy. -lc. so 3 white re; May. i-Sc.
BARLEY Mating 134i9c .
St Louis March 39.-WHEAT-No 2 red. 81 - =
. @&i4Ci4. so hard. $l4sG:l So. MAY 81 81.
(GRN-No - -tizr. No white nominal. My.
Z &c OATS-No =. 57c. No white 5Szc. Ma.
o. g. % ..r g.. ,
& 45izuSl A.. No . rcd. sl43g$l44. CORN No
mixed. -Z912i4c: No white. 80 l3hc OATS
81 white BIC. No mixed 53W S3izc.
Phi ado phia March -4-WIEAT am. No red.
"a OTIS export ti5l6tl55: No I Northern Duluth,
etport 81 59I4 0$l C4ia CORN-Firmcr; ~ 2
an c1uo~t 5jdsCc. 10 z yellow. local. 1gi. g
sois, OATS-IIigher. No white 63964c.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
COTTON LOSES AN
EARLY ADVANCE
Realizing Sales on an Unsettled
Market Cause Drop from
Record.

After an early advance the cotton
market was nervous and unsettled yes
tcrGay, with prices easing off under
realizing and closing steady at o net
decline OF from to points.
Liverpool was lower than due, but
after opening points lower 20 ( POINTS
higher the local market sold from to
3 points above Saturdays closing fig
ures. October made new high record
for the season on this advance. while
other months sold back to the best
prices Of last week, but around this
level there was active profit taking, and
the market soon turned easier. There
was some selling, believed TO be against
Eastern belt cotton, on tho setback, ac-
companied by predictions that the al
ready increasing local warehouse stock
would amount to fully 100000 bales by
July /, but the bulk of the pressure
was believed TO represent liquidation,
and some large local trade interests
were good buyers on the decline, par
ticularly of October. This checked the
decline, but each bulge seemed TO meet
increased realizing, and last prices
were only 2 to 3 points up from the
lowest
Exports were heavier, showing the
expected bulge In the end of the month
movement, the days figures being
G0l2i bales. making 6,416,4S7 so far
this year. Southern spot markets were
5 points lower TO l3 points higher,
with the late markets generally un-
changed. Large sales were again re-
ported az New Orleans and Houston,
presumably 10 I'll out export engage
ments. The local market for spot was
quiet at 9.G5c for middling upland; no
sales; delivered on contract, 2,400
bales. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
LONG ISLAND.

FREEpORT WATER FRONT
bungalows and houses 900 ~. also bUidi1s
pot. ou Randall Bay aa1 Nout.ier Bay. 10"
yf oe, easy term, Se.d Tor paTti uiars
join J. RANDALL Co. truep.r. l..
NEW JIRSEN.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
FRESH FRUITS

Apples FIRM Strawberries slightly easier. Oranges
@ ana srapeirdit steady fncappcs firm. APPLES
SpiHcubers bbL S-gS3. Nothcrn sly and Green
Ing. sos 30, Gauo. $I75@t..5O. BALDWIN and
King SO S3.2j Ben Davis tl5o@$22j Winesap
t-.3VHN5 kussCt 81 50H$2. common. 81 25d 81 rs +.
Far Western. bon. $lof2. FEARS. tiefer hb
81 'o' s.. box. 2ica 81. STRAWBERRIES. Fla
NlhuWa. %. Doe. uiur varieties. 90 ~ 400. GRAN
BLKluEs Capc Col. bt.. s. 5OaS4.5O. Ncw YORK
g'atc. .1g"yl .. Jersey bhl. &2H$i50; crate. SOC
S>l TA\Gtl. us a. strap. s. 500 g: KINGS
-. bkANGI0. la. boz. Sl-j0Sii Porto
Eieo. N@S-. ca. tL-5@SL 90; GRATEFHu IT,
tia box 81" Cuban. 81 500 s. 90. Porto Rico
Nlg $50. ilNLArlLlS 8 Porto Rico. Rcd spanish
crate s. 70 81. Cuban. {9HS5
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
Cherished Perquisites.

.. outside Of some Of the large cities
,l.ie Us no very great desire among the
Sssuohal banks 20 90 trust company
s-s'heSs. That rs because the banks
1' 80 not so much institutions as indi-
1as's As man. who has himself
~ IN country banker. remarked, in
smaller places the head of a bank
=, much better known person than
L.s mead Of n SiR city bank Every
KY Knows him, and the most natural
~ sTs.g Is 70 meme him as the executor
Ga VIII or the trustee Of an estate.
,. .'n business is one Of the perqui-
,i.vs,. i.,s, so to speak, that 20 with his
b,a'.on IN his community. And these
es,.. r,"'s form tidy part OF his in
\. ~, u not the bulk Of IT, Naturally
WI. yes no use IN getting for his bank
% himself 400 a. "i'e'u SH"'i Oei0Hs
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. March 29.--wHEAT-spot quiet; No ]
Manitoba s. 81: No 2. Is t}gd: No 5l.s hHd,
10 q har. winter is s1zd. CuRN-spot cue,
Cd S ID. Gturcs steady. March. IS 4'4d FLoI n
Winter patents 4S, HAMS-Shot cut 5s O.
PACON-Cumberlard cut 65s. clear be lies. tls 81
io'g clear midI.cs light, sis 6d heavy t4s; short
cesr isrEs 5Gs ca SHOULDERS-Sluare. 5ls.
IAED-I'rme Western. utrccs. hrw. Sls 20. Oh
- American refined. pals. 5as "a. t6 20 boxes
~ CUEESE-Csnsdian hncst white and co'ofed
30 G5s TIRPENTiNE-Slirits. t,s od LIN
sT.tD OIL 85s PETROLEt M-RD ancd. 0Ad
C0TToNsEED oll-Hg5h reTIIedrSPaa' Is 'ITSlirrD 81
Nf"-.b aud Hpdl 62s ca LINSEED OIL ots
Ji0pS-Pacinc Coast, e. lOsa4 l5s SPERM OIL
~ los PETROLEI M-Amertcan refined E,Ti.
t-i.,' oiAd TAIIOW-Austra ian. f0s tt r.
TENTINE-spirts. 37s. ROSIN-American strained
lis. type &C " l4s
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of Attorney
MARCH %
Manhattan,

BEAVER ST. f S. .f2 Broad 81. rlrs 81 ~
554 90 Mirkstaeii St along same l'.tk
O sous 2 o' same ao.oI % 5o.5 to bes gan d.
1910. Stock Quotations Go 20 | Ifus, Coz
afrs stewart a saearcr. A. Wal 81: S-'Oogy
CBOrONA kV lil5. " s.. lbs . li0h =. -2k
J WueL. ats. / T & r. 60. 500
GARDEN Az 900 0roh9rd IerTaoe !, 2s6-g2 ,s,.l2
ea- aAJ trustee Edwin IL smith. sty. ~
RAVEN AV. n cor ls0th st. snoVn as pot 53;
as5 e. q plot 35 map 1885 For Wash b Y
SvldIcarls i2-rl4T: JUS s. 1914. Haven "a. ST.
20. Inc to Chateau Holding CO; atty. J
SAME PROPERTY. July T.. 1912 Rosemary Realty
90 % he Cd. Contracting Go. 20 Grand 81 say
Iy order Sup-erne Coult: March is 1915. Justice
JOS New1urser. atty. GiAs. llb Mass ~ q
LOT g. map 1885 Fort Wash & Buans synii-
Gates MAY H. 1909 Central B.ds Imp invest
mcat % "a. W. : Weiss and BondyI eEs a5o
mAAIo5ls0Y Az iSs-. s. s. oil 1924 .t 50ylOo
Npdi e. 1906. NJ lieymannn 70 $ Heiman: a., st'ys
yELeNTfise Ag. ' ss 1853 'G" ism st 100 iIli5;
Nla' 10. 1910. II ID SuJth 10 J II McDona-d. cAr
.s9I Tie.ou, aT B,ouE. atty. 7 & II CO., ,oo
20 AV va % n an 50, 2i5Tloo Jan 3. 1919; {
Tas1 o. Ame Mia cei..E Go 2-s' ~. ~ a' ~
order Slp-em, Cour. March l. 1915. Justice
Nathan Blur. atty. NJ Gorman. So Pine & a..
% ST. Ieo. g. 2677 rom n c cor lst Az. q. y
ia n Jare n 1902. Harris and sno .. x /
IN GV ais. mtg ou 'eas.hod. hgh,. title aud o..
ter..t etc. Nos IA. lela. lima Eu'ent 10 t,e p
* VI Sshaefeg B-eai < 60. lo
7TH ST IS bolal-l uy 10, 3o7 land map civ
o., y Sec D p eek 4o2l by lot $3.50 aul " W
lot 335. --2s9 10. '.as nod; Johanna Il yan
H-msn to 70 kagegn -.lst st. Syuyten Dyy..
..,.s p4as 4 H. .r- -> Ewty. 5000
ifTH ST. s. I5is - ag. -o.SK-s. 0ct / lel4
Lew Boo Reat ty 60 % p Lutmln. go " ll-f1
s.. " l. DHr..k m Montague - ~ eyni $500
f. 1919. " AID Henrietta Mason 10 the
Genera Synod of th, R'oma! church IN
America. stDs Reed * Pa lister. so Bway
3GTH ST. 81; W 5 $50 10Th Az 2511S.e.
April a 1852 " sni Ridge j Galway 20 julie
NJ UheIes UBs touls-t Bros. Rector - - goo
4ST ST 10 f. ss 1913 5th ay 2oalHy'01tE
20 loylol u tst T. T. IS ISIS it, A.
5tl av -5yai ax-sY95. 6. Dec %. lf0t - 70 T. Bel
m"t r q Ctrae sui W X Napdo-uit ir. 10
Come. q Nassau --. sl0u 900
CARA ST .> O. 50 100 w lst ay 25vloo 2 Jan O.
1912. 30 kic'r- 20 g. and sophia Somm.-.
fss1g ST g. si2 -.h Al, ec,qo n. M,-c6 81
l.a2. 4 s0d Meaa kur 90 ~ 20 4 % NJ Sirc.si-
THl-0 Caste. Caitiulss. Scotland. atty. ! te
Foster Is Wal sf. $1,000
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
McGCwan Estate Sells Plot.

president OF ihe Board " de1neu the Doug as
Robinson. thArcs = Brown Company sgd the
large pot al the southeast corner Of Mosho.u Park
WHJ North and HUI a. g. the Hubbard Realty
Company. MARI lev. p.cs dent
The pot. which Ss sod by he Lincoln Trust
Company trustee OF tle McG0wsu cststs. frou3
los feet on Hui a. 10 feet % Moshu.u Pax
gsy. With south l.ue OF ljl feet and east
ilne Of II 0feet IL VII he Improved lmmedi ate.y
With three nVe stop Apartment houses
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
Hay AND STRAW.

Market is holding steady on highest grade timothy
hay but II strictly prime were here S22 might be
rcdled IN Limited way For the general run. f2l
j. luu top HAY-Larse baiel, new ton. timothy
No J. so 500 81 30; No 20 No 2 SIG 50a tl9 20 .
shipping $l5@Sl6. fancy light clover mixed, tl98
so sTlLAW-lye. No !. SIS (smal bales SOC
lower
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPrER-Iocal street market nrn. with electro
lytic euo,ed At i5%@l5%c ard casting st lS't "a
f- st,rdsrd spot 500 o % for futures and 40 IS
for e.ectrolylic spot. 49,, - .t
TIN on tie Meal Exchange was dtH arg nom,
JT Iorfon uu closed at $40 for STANDARD tp',
ard lic6 l0. for futures with sales OF ~ tons slo'
LEAD f-n: NCT York spot. tl2ha a4liizc. ard
F,st 81 Louis. Al084 l3c. London lead - - 90,
spEi TEK neg 'ected London spe.ter spot. tii
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
RECORDED LEASES.
MARCH %.
The RrOnX.

$50 ST. - " paror floor. " Walter 20 p
Roth and auO ~ 5sd -. 3 yr' from March
:. 1913 at,y. Greeley "a Realty Go. 40 ~ go
ST. Sl-OU
lanes ST. O. all. Y T Brown to @ Ccre6one:
ys from May !. 1915. aitys. Guar,ni * G.
o6e eNooy E,9.ooe,.; .. .., ....o,.,. ., ~ i-g
W5Le 10 Maine -ArOuoviiz 60. Inc. IS Park
Row; 20 Us rom May I. 1915 atty, VI Early
rs PARK Row. 900
80 AV cor 5s'h ST. cor store ana basement:
81 Az a 5sth 81 Co 70 L Hogan and ano. go
T. list st. 10 yrs from Feb 1. DIS. address. gl
81 ay. $500
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30

R.-eipts two DAYS. u SOC head cas- on ss'A
Nsri,t higher A. S7j0oS1.55 per 100 .b. rous :
soia Al s6-59!j.5O. ccuAtD dressed hogs steady At
Sc 3i3c per 10.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
corroNsErp OIL.

Tbe nArke- was sashuy easier early ow.nf 20
tenders of 800 tts oa APR. contacts b4t de-
~ ..,,.l = .frll.er tone cF.Uc ce That lhr OH
hi mass mo strong hands Coward The close
there was further pressure. VII DO r-r4frd In net
decline q 20 points Range u. price
"'>'' Ncsfor
o,au UIrl Low Close day
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30

IVlTV1I T0. NINT-I AT UU. IIrss IIT TIFl
600 bales. speculation ard export 1000. Ameri-
,an. 1000 uQorty II 00o American. % 900 70 d-
ding upland jFd Fuures opened steady, un-
changed 90 points higher closed steady at Iet
decline ~ ! point 20 au advance oi ] poiut. May
June. 5+ld. July August 5.52i2d. October -NoyrIu-
her 5.bSd. January February. 5Ttl2d. Manchester
Yarns and cloths quiet and firm.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30

rhcre was change In r-nned Pncos were
quoted on the bass of 5 pOc Tor One sranuaied
Raw waA quietef. hut steadsr business amounted
to about 5000 bags Of tubas for Apdl shipmeni. at
The od price 81 sac. cost and freight eIuL y
csc Tor centrifugal. and some scattered o's u ful
dup sugar Al Sfsc A. The rose prices Were un-
changed A. sec Tor ceutfiugal. l4c Tor mo- Aases
and b &c Tor tubas. cpsi and IRE ghL
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
PROVISIONS

The mark~ for hos products wss inactive. win
comparatively small price changes. hut the tore vas
steady iu sympaff. with gain and OF u show ~
f-rr,Jss 'u ne hog position PORK steady. mess.
slGaSl9 50. family s-z0f-4 shor clear 500 81!
pscret Sl4IslO. extra India moss S u o.
DRESSED HOGS steady. tacors s'sr. 80 b.
9Lc. lGo 70 loNc. 40 d. l0Asc. pg'. l0rsc
CIT NEAT~-P'chltd bellies barely steady. 10 .5.
iac. T. IL I-bc ~ 10 DHc. picked hams.
i.isc TALLoW quiet. fpNlA 7e; cry t'sc.
c.,lItrv 6i a6-.c LARD steady; middle West.
q ,nrs sOr. sy. &c. fef ad. S1u.h Am--. a.
II l5c. Continent 10 .5c. E-auI Ice, l-l'r.
compound dll. t4sc slLAhlNL dull. o-eo
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New Nork. March 20. 1915.
BUTTER.

Rcccirfs. f.Gll packages THO week opens with
rather bare ma set. pretty fair trading and =
higher rans" % y,.ucs irOh cicamop advanced
about tgD Creamery extras tp1 scorcl a0Ac:
highcr. ll1ali7c. Grts 25h h@ SOC. seconds 2th 9
.sc. held. cat as o. scorcl. 4te -6isc 0f,is. -
H-ic. scc1udt. -2d Pc. state daiy. finest 2Sis q
2ptrc. groi tD prime .Jr iar, renovated extras.
ga 10 ilc nf,t,. IN &c. imitation creamery.
nrsls. IL lisu.-C
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30

Receipts q. .36l cases Arrivals more liberal. but
some best goui- going 20 storage. and values arc
neid "Hh confidence. Trading not especially active
fcsh gathered. extras dozen. 22c. storage packed.
hrsts % extra hrsts. e0ia W2lc. regular packed.
extra nrsts 2Ol1 lie. Ants. lgis -0lsc. seconds.
iva l9b,c. heuuey whites. nur to fancy. "a .
gathered A. 20 size and Quulity. 2.a2ho. Western.
gathcrl glaze. hcnney browns. 2-c. gathered
and mixed goa -lc. duck cggs. state and nearby
Indian Hummer 3ia $50 Baltimore do7.u 3ln So.
Western. sOa SEE Tenn and other good Southern.
wa &c, Far southern. 2iQ 2Sc: goose eggs. dozen.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
Buys Morris Park Plot.

Henry f Kroger has bought from the Van Nest
Building Corporation the plot j0rlO0 feet tbe
norhs.de OF BfouIdaie aV twenty tive feo' west Of
Morris Park The buyer owns the adjoining
corner lot and alao two lots on Morris PARK A. aud
now controls 1ye-lOt plot al this junction
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30

Tie National CITY Ranks Clearing House report
on Saiurdey showed net deposits amounting 10
SSo2 450 ooo ncw high rccor1 fof this Institution.
Toe banks cross dcposiS totalici SSgS 900 600.
which c'mrsfes With The rcord SCI on March lj
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
POULTRY.

DEESSEp-T-adiag Quiet. supplies usAr lud de-
slfaH'e grades t-I. TURKEYS. d. packed West
erl. org picked average best. young hr.. s.i toms.
hl.- a.d boxes lN0 zoe. Tenn aud rs. lt1 lsc. od.
l-5I.c. CHICKENS. boxes. mik fed. mixed lea
l.c. corn fad. li0lpc. bbs mi.k Gel. miNci liG
lf.. co.n frl mixed. l2a l4c. FOWLS. 81 packed
We eru dry picked. ia nc bl packed. iid lsc.
Southwestern ard SoG'hcu. lfi. o I1c. COCKS od.
Iu Ifr. ~Ql ABS. prime white s 81. dark Sl'o
u -I1-. cIIs. sOg75r FROZLN-Tt RKENS
Western. small boxes. or, picked selected }o1s
lsus and toms. -lc. hbs. goa -lc. average. l9g.
Tenn Texas and ~ lSdl9c. 80 2. Hale. Old.
Ita-oe. CHICKENS broiers bove.. uia fcd q
20 -.c. .5-.S lb &c. corn 'e4 226 45c. prime. -j.a"
lD --c. SOFT mcatrd. milk fed roa,-ers. lsH -lc.
com f.l. lt1 l>lzr. FOWLS Western. toE. dD
pt..e1. l4is o IT, ier. EOOSTIKS old. lai.c.
brCEs. i5'.el,c. Western. ,4ncs. .leal6ize So
T. I-rI4e. GEI ST. O.i1 and Mich. faI,y. I5d lfc.
othgr Western fancy. I4aI5r. no .. IoSl2c. bh.
packed CHICKENS. ml.k fal. a-3i7 TO- lTci d,
AID over. I>g. corn feI. 3-slz 10. I1c. ID and
over l.oIGi.c ALIyE-Snmr SO freight cars c.
tracks nils morning of which ou.y wele ur 1aael
fIe Hebrew frs Passover holidays begin 40 sun-
down TO-DAY. tealt-, aI busy supp ytrg consumes
and little II any. ,raI,nE 70 the market IL he
sUserce %. i.pntaat business picrs ..c uncertain
and we omit quotations
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
Auction Sales Yesterday.
Parcels sold at auction In the Vesey
Street salesroom yesterday follow:

Parcels sold at auction In the Vesey
Street salesroom yesterday follow:
BY Joseph p Day.
6TH Az. lIs-l50. n cor llth 81, AZ sT6o two 9
sty Hmts and stores also
7TH AV. A.. 5. 1873 l4th s. l55Il0o ? s'y
tnmi and store; W Clapp e al. ayl Florence l.
C0.Ourn et al. y q Rogers atty. O II ElseiAarl.
ref. partition. adjourned slue de
s0TH ST. IS " 3. 800 jth ay 2019' O. sty
tumt and store, Mutual life Ins 90 70 Nes YORK
az Clarke. cu. =, M Allen. st.y
" Goldberg ref due. SJj5s9p9. Withdrawn
95fh ST. 303-5Oj +. 100 20 AZ. 81 6yI0oS. sty
tnmi and stores Ne. Y1rh Produce Exchange agt
Lul'us RUmm Kl'y CO et al. Ba dw.n. r 6s +.
a-ys, Phel. rel, lue. Sai. i.312 90. taxes. etc.
S'Zl4O. u tie plaintiff for 10000.
By NJ Morgenthsu Jr Co.
AMSTERDAM AV. lyGO-lo12. e s. 4oIl l5sth 81.
5JGl00. sty tumt auI stores. Fee simple Mty
Co AZ Mliiletown Rl,y Co et a.. l. Prayer.
atty. Wiener ref, partition. adjourned TO
At the Bronx Exchange:
By Charles A. Berrian
cREsToN Az, 2ou, ,-w > Us. 10 lieth 81. 10,
lOJ. s'y dVls. Eiz CHORD at Wen gm4n
e. al; Hall atty. Z TIrley rel. duo.
S7,59i.lO. taxes. etc. $50. % the plaintiff fJr
$4,000
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
Shipbuilder Enlarges Site

Henry u NeVins. the shipbIdsr. has purchssod
large plot on City R.sDd a. enlarge his yard
Through the Douglas Robinson Charles $ Rrown
Company he purchased from the CITY Real Estas
Company a frontage OF loo teu, ua L1lg Island
Sound extending back 400 feet adjoining the
Neyius property.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30

MECHANICS LIENS,
MARCH %
Manhattan.

esry ST. iss to IG6 "; B'th,ehem steel Co az
T.hman ant Julius IsAman & oonN H.
owners freIewaIs F'.''A 2
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
U. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington March 20 The condition Of NE
United states Treasury Al the Close o. Pusi'.
las ol5. iot.I rrceipts 81 1855: total payments.
81 es2 300 The dencit thi. Gsca yea Is SNs 81 %
4Nl against q deceit o. ST lSE4 453 Isst yea. ~
c.uIive of Panama Canal and public dtut t4isNc'
tUUs
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
Scarsdale Site Sold.

Fish & Marvin sod the corner n Brewster srJ
Tenuore roads Scarsdae ~ Y. 20 Mss May
Dcrckson. u Franklin Court. Garden city. Joug
Is and. The property Is a portion % tract rseut-
ly taken over by corporation known as the Model
House Company and being developed Tor high
class residential purposes
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
MARCH 20
Manhattan

MONTGOMERY ST. 90 and 81 Hal-wsker Brick
40 al nelrra k.niersarten and Day Nun. 2
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
LONDON WOOL AUCTIONS.

London. March 90 The ofenngos, at the WOO, '''fs
gsosstre1s Tg,s demand was trisk Gad pn' cog it
from the home trad, al arm pdces. Ntw Htaishi
greasy sod at j. 81 Americans pufchAseu IT."
llft Of tile best meruOs
New-York tribune., 1915-03-30
CHEESE.

Receipts $50 boxes More export inquiry for old
cheese a.d market stradi,r ol faucisf graia EI-
piluuM sales of fancy recent makes Wisconsin
ints al l5i4C here. State m. held. specials.
.-Aalic. average fancy. ltH Hl6lsr. frcih specials.
l3ci average fancy. Hkol4tc. Wt,o SIN. y 90.
held. Daisies. ijhaiGi.c. twins 1870 lGAc. Young
Americas. loo 10 ,c. ft.h twins oi Daisies. lt,s
l''.c. Michigan. fats. ltglGc, state. ssinS. head.
specials. lJA gl4lAc. fresh. l4gl2Ac.