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STORAGE NOTICES.
HARLEM STORAGE
WAREHOUSE co. Inc.
2II-2Ia EAST IoOTH sT.

New York. February 18Th. 1918.
To Mrs. A. Ahearn. Edward Baker. Mary
Bennett. Claud Bobblns, w. s. Burton. Mrs.
VI. Corbett, Margaret Cotter. Albert Craig.
Mary f.. Cronin. Mary DE silvia Mrs. +.
Donigan. Miss f. Doyle or Mrs. Shalte. Mr..
F. Engle. Mrs. Falk, J. NJ ellis, Mary
Green, l.. JANE. y. J. Jones, NJ KellmAn.
NJ Kelton. VIM. Kird. C. Kohler. IDA Thurs
ton. r. Myers or Jane Timln. Miss Lsmpry.
Mrs. Lane. VI. Laufer. A. Levy, l. Meehan'
A. Miller. Frank Morrill,. y. Morse. J. New
man. A. Palmer. A Pozansky. Christ Per
rino. Oscar Phillips, +. s. Poole. G. Pruder,
@. Rosenbaum, A. Rosenheld. Max Schwartz.
y. Shippman, s. Solomon, W. stern, NJ
sullivan. Kate Taylor X. Williams, +. O..
T.. Wilson, A. Z. Cohen: You and each OF
you are hereby notified that the time for
the payment Of our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired, after
due notice thereof had been given you, We
will cause such property. 10 wit, Household
Goods, Personal Effects and Merchandise,
stored In the Harlem Storage Warehouse
Co. warehouses by you or In your name
Tor In which you may have an INTEREST,",
20 be sold at public auction, according 10
the statute In such case made and proyided'
a. our warehouses, 2il-2iS East l0oth ST.
New York City. on Tuesday. March lnd.
1913, al 1880 a. m, and II the sale thsreol
Is not completed on said date the same VIII
be continued at the same place on each and
every day thereafter. beginning at 1880 a
m, and continuing until all the goods are
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO..
INC.
W. @. GILBERT. President and Treasurer
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4 T. E.N ,f.L ,otr
New York, n. Y. February i6th' isie'

ACTON VAN a. STORAGE CO. SO West
6ard Street New York Cfty-To Chas ~.
conry, Katherine Fowler. NJ. A, McSnn,ii.s
White a Co, James Drum, Caroline hilleI.
Nannlr. Mrs Lee, WIN. + Murphy, James
NcDonald NJ T. Malloy. Mrs. q; Dissro~,
Mrs M. TnIack. Nellie Toemuliy Mrs mary
Dwyer, John Halpin. Mrs. c, A. Nsedhan'
NJ Gavi1an J. Lynch. Gavigan, Mfs N.
Ei,,egan' Andrew Wragge. John Wilton
7 q Dezendorf Mr. Crystal Columbus CIR
81. Express. Mrs Cole. Mrs. More, Mrs.
Hunter. Mrs Curran, Mrs. Steels w. stevens
or stanley Chas T. Dewey, Mrs. bingham.
Geo ~ Byron, Chas. kurtz. Mrs. j. MinkeI'
Della Byers s. Baumann Co, O. l. smith.
Mrs Ieggttt Quinn's Express Lots No 6l2.
az $50 esi and "a. Mrs. y. McGulen, MARY
KIndlan. Mrs c. Gates. Thos! knipe. Mar
gafet PULLS Nelson Chandman. Nj. Osborne.
Tom Lennon, Mrs. Wallace. Geo West. Misc
Brownell. Mrs Garland. Mrs. Chas. Samson.
Mrs. Grace Houregan. Mrs. G. Aasterson.
Dan Mcdonald. aagruder. Otto De Wolf.
las Mcnamara. Mrs Downs. Walter Ia
Grave, ID. Graham Mrs ~. Mahon. Mrs.
Mclaughlin Chas. Timer. " Moore. Faire.
Chas burgess. Mrs Whelan: You are hereby
notified that the time for this nrrl's lien upos
the property hereinafter described having
expired such property. 20 wit: Household
goods personal effects and merchandise.
stored BY you in their warehouse. 20 be sold
AZ public auction according 20 the statute IN
such case made and provided. at their ware
house, No $40 West 53rd Street. New York
City on Thursday February 18th. 1915, at
10 80 o'clock, and Thursday. March an. 1915.
at same time and place. by Thos. f. Burchill.
ACTON VAN & STORAGE co.
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Allies Piling Up Debts.

!, one estimate put out yesterday II
n, said that the Allies had placed
vi over Sl,0OO,OOO,O00 in war orders
he United States since the outbreak
Z he war. Russia and England have
v.gh. lavishly here, and are ordering
,,rs rather than less. France has
aF.n supplies in the United States at
\, rate Of over S1,00O,0O0 a day for
vrsrsl weeks past, according to good
Eaority Exchange rates in al cases
~. gone heavily against these coun-
-.. as well as against European neu-
n nations. which have had to depend
: tie United States for goods they
= 10 longer get in countries nearer
,-s The time is drawing near when
!. International balance must be ad-
,e,i BY some extraordinary measure.
Sir George Paish said just before
rturned 70 England: you will
re 70 take your own securities from
or ours" Close observers Of in
rational finance see little DISPOSE
r on the part OF British security
s.rs 70 part with their Americans
rything but satisfactory prices,
rin they turn TO the alternative
Erstion.
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I1lk Of More Gold Imports.

When exchange rates were breaking
% badly Yesterday there was a good
cal Q, ak Of an additional 100000
gold hat was said TO have been en-
AGED IN Canada, and while inquiry
lied to develop any confirmation OF
ssse minors. il was thought that at
uH. they were premature. In bank
T circles there was a disposition 70
alive that the Bank Of France would
NV gold from Canada, through
E.r,s here, 20 add to the 81
1900 deposited in the First Ma
.,,L Bank some weeks ago. That
ri was obtained from the American
zypy, and not transferred from one
p,kst Of the Allies into another, as
I,vld be the case If gold brought
.v- Ottawa were deposited to The
r,isr Of the Bank Of France in some
lev York bank. II was rumored on
a.urday that the s2,50O,000 secured
.v- the Bank OF highlands store az
'.ava and deposited in the local Sub
Inasury had been transferred by Ger
t,zA 70 the First National Bank. No
formation was forthcoming at the
Ark
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ROWLING GREEN STORAGE & VAN
COMPANY,

2As-bO-52 West bOtn street.
To william Hall Allen. Charles ii. Burr.
Frank Bell Miss B. Bruce. II. c. Barnes.
Il. f. Britton. Miss F. NJ. Brewster. NJ. II.
Cochran, Estate OF G. c. Creagh, Gordon Is.
Daniels William +. Fritz. Bertram Grass
by, Daniel j. Goodwin, Mr.. or Mrs; James
Gormley. william Glssscoe. Mrs. Rather
Inc Glasscoe, Howard & Cope, Ltd. Mr.. or
Mrs. Paul Herr. william +; Hoofnsgel, J.
ton, Mrs H. Hansen, Mrs W. X. Ham
mond, Robert W Han. Mrs. Emily Irving.
]. b. Kirkby. Mrs. F. J. Lord. Miss Irene
Langford. W. H. Martin. Mrs. T. II, Mil
McCulloch, New York Finance Co. George
NJ. Nelson. oliver Floral Co. Capt Quinn.
VIM. +. Rupert, f. ]. Ratcline. Remsen &
Ltd; John Reynolds. Arthur Stein. w. p.
shaw. George T.. Sanders, William J, Tall
bot. DR.. T. w. Twamley. Mrs: Louie
Sam Walker W Mrs. IT. Williams. Ed
ward A. West, Edwin Barry wilcox, Mrs.
Olivia Wilson, Alexander Wilson, VIM. j.
whiting. Annie Warner: You are hereby
the time for payment OF this Companys
lien therefor upon the property herein
after described having expired, and quo
notice thereof having been given YOU this
company will cause such property, TO Wit:
Housed hold Goods. Personal Effects, once
Furniture. Merchandise. Refrigerator, Ma
chinery. etc. stored in the warehouse OF
this Company by you or In your name. or
in which you claim an interest. TO be sold
al public auction according TO the statutes
above-named warehouse. No. $50 West
s5th ST.. New York city. on Thursday;
March 18th, at 10 o'clock A. N. II said
sale be not completed on tho day herein
mentioned II will be continued on eaen
succeeding Thursday at the same hour ana
place until all goods are sold y.~
BOWLING GREEN STORAGE q wax
COMPANY,
p p TERHUNE. Secretary
New York n. Y, February ibth' isie
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

r,,,,nool Feb i5-wIiEAT-Spot easier; No J
,tiH,,nS. ia SID; No 2. l3s lAd. No hard
winter rs 5d fatgSc' nominal S9hN ,t1,pos
s,.s@5y FsS,ruary = SID: March. Is l0hd. FLOUR
@WiSier patents .ss % HorSnl1, Loo odr, pa
cine CossilJ g 5s@t' JOS, hANs-Shon e Guy
as az eesT bellies. S2s long clear middles light
sss hssD. 6Is short clear backs Us: shoulder
sla"G h. "a. Old. IA % American, refined. pals.
IA Cd: s6-lb bones 5ss I n1alAn
hnest. s, ,s ,oDinSi TURPENTINE-Sgins. Ais
ID. LiNskED 3so' rE ~ h51lSs Coz:
sitn.,.,hnDp NcIf-IIt,II refined spot. 50s.
ioSdda. feb 2o-LlNsEED-CSi eutia fser Ts,y,
"a MaTch' bls ga LINsEkD Ola sf ~
dHI sSa observation-disclosures refined. sd
OLA, Sud TALLow--Austrslisn; Ss: JCh-
f,;Fsspirfts ais Cd ROSlN-Ahefiesh'
.t1.inod lis Vi; fDe lie ID
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NEW YORK PRICES.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE

Wheat: Open. High. Low. Close day
May......... lG3ss 16-E ! C5@ CTS 90
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
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from fraud and rn understood vher en,efs19
into and The attorney for the plaintiff y reason 2
HIS position did nOs obtain an unools cioo.os ~
vantage over Cerrtsr. Ind Tor pishnn' WIN
sURaoeArE's coUer-sAwYEB. 8.
(Ai White Plains
WILLS FOR PROBATE.
Man Gallagher Thomas OBnsa
Stephlnis STAYS ..-.--,..,
PETITION TO coMPEL ACCOUNTING
PETITION TO REVOKE LETTERS
ExECJToRs ACCOUNTING.
W II ireland Howe
TO HEAR CLAIM.
COMPULSORY ACCOUNTING.
Msros,in Yonksrs Annie l. Browne
Margaret n MAYNARD
APPoiNTMENT OF SUR TRUSTEE.
Sarah Ann Tompkus
TO PAY CLAIM
Gar Yonksn weinesiv.)
Marssr.t I williams Bridget Flynn
GUARDIANSHIP.
CLARK tinfansl
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NATIONAL WAREHOUSE CO., Inc,

New York. February 18th. 1915,
To Mrs. Agnes Chapman. Mrs; j. Relily'
Mr. - Wheeler Marion Quirk. Mr.. Geo.
Walker ] r. Mulgrew. Leila ]. Gulick: You
and each OF you are hereby notified that nc
time for the payment OF our lien upon the
property hereinafter described having explren'
after due notice thereof had been given YOU
we will cause such property TO wit; House
hold Goods Personal Effects and Merchan-
disc. stored in the National Warehouse 60.
which Won NAV have an INTEREST,". 10 be sold
al public auction. according TO the statute In
such case made and provided, at our ware
houses l3s-l4o East 9th St, New YORK Guy
on Friday, March 5th, 1915 at 1890 a. M.
and II the sale thereof Is not completed on
said date the Same will be continued at the
same place on each and every FRIDAY there-
after, beginning at 1890 a. m, and conunu-
Ing until the sale is completed.
NATIONAL WAREHOUSE CO., INC.
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fashion from 81, its minimum, to n.
AZ the close it had recovered a fraction
OF its loss, but was still 4 points of
on the day. The movement in Mexican
petroleum came in for pointed criti-
cism about week ago, since when il
advanced only one-quarter Of a point,
Notwithstanding that the committee on
business conduct OF the Stock Ex-
change, who had ample opportunity
for noting the character Of the trad
ing in IT, gave it, after one o. their
regular meetings, what was interpreted
to be a clean bill Of health.
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TO Mccormack. Paul Brsune Murphy. Lhmsn
Cronnle SUPPLIES. Saul Thomas. Nells. Mc)onsh
sanndsr. Charles Muskopf. Paul Beriing. New
marx Smith. LoWiar. Ahrens. A. @. Kerh. d.
Schubert Tie Transfer. u. Rodriguez, O'Neii. lie
CERT suola EIprtss. lure Roma. Thom.s Ryan.
Muensehel Insis PhilipbsSs. Elirabeth ysspre-
my. Nellie Herbert, MoElroy. Anns Frederichs.
wearing apparel. household FOODS ard msrch andhe
etc stored b. YOU In our Warehouse will BE- sold
In public auction al 1877 Third Avenue on March
sh. 1918 . A. N. 90 satisfy our lien for unpaid
storage charges. Any chatiek that will remain
unsod on March sth. 1915. II A NJ, Will 30
sold at pubic suction on March 18Th. 1918. Al tha
same time ard plAcc until ali The above described
ehaftels 1hal Be sold
INDEPENDENT STORAGE COMPANY,
1917 ThId Avenue. New Yeh Csy.
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SrRRnGArFs NOTICES.

= PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
lNk BY the Grace Of God free and IN
',tncsnL 70 Charles G. Heilbrun, Edwin
al e-pn, Lawrence NJ Heiibrun. Joseph
hsibTun. Edna Little. Cosmond l..
-Nsn the heirs Guc next or KIN OF
rs q Heiibruu. deceased. send greet
whereas. James Munroe Heilbrun,
% Boston. state OF Massachusetts,
alsy applied 10 the Surrogates' Court
~ County Of New York. 10 nave
~ Instrument IN writing. dated the
ssy Of May. 1903. and q First Codicil
-. Gated August eth. 1911. and
~ codicu thereto. dated Decsmbe-
S!f. and q Third Codicil thereto.
~ ~ Noyenber 2sth. 1913. and Fourth
49, hereto. dated December 2sth, 1919,
~ 70 both real and personal prop
Il. e.y proved as the last VIII ana
|,i,sni Snd -Four Codicils OF Morris >
,sh' who was AZ the time OF his
!, "a resident Of Borough OF Nsnhst-
- ~ OF New York. County Of New
i =, eeeeated. Therefore, you and each
sc cited 20 show cause before the
%Sts Court Of our County OF New
-. Ne Han OF Records. IN the County
IL - iork on the 9Th day OF March,
Is.oas~nd nine hundred and fifteen. at
!, ~ ten o'clock IN the forenoon OF
H., ~ Why the seld VIII and Tesla .
In ,eea.ooie not be admitted 90 probate
80, 80 OF real and personal property.
j s...sanony whereof. We have caused
val OF the SurrogateS Court Of the
Nm seid County OF New York 20 be
hefeunto sflNed. Witness. Hon.
-, yohn =. Cohslan. Surrogate
A., sid County Of New York. At said
~ Nhe zsth day Of January. in tho
- ~ Lord one thousand nino hun
zen DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
tfati ,n.sfk Of the SurrogRtes Court
60 = COOK. Attorney for Petit
~ ..--. avs Broadway. New York City
nAiuA TN PURSUANCE OF An
u n h2l Robert Ludlow Fowler. a Suffo-
n N9aniy o. New York notice Is hereby
| kE., befsons having claims against Maria
- IA leie q Tie County Of Now York. de.
= ETeas the same With vouchers thereof
4 4 b, IL. a bis piAoe o. uanAEciins bust
4 ! s.r,.e &c q Marx Cross Company. No. 900
4 g e 81 Borough < Manhattan. CITY q New
cd S2fe The IN day Of July, 1915.
lofk. January 9Th 1878
cHor JOHN y. McKEAN. Administrator.
| skls@.,,. BErJEMAS. Attorney for Ad..
! kss.,.M No % Liberty street Boropth Of
hsr Yers GV.
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ton. v.r, , puin. ne, lowe. to points higher.

Refined wa easier. with some r-snsr reducing
their lii pncs LIST prices ranged from 5Is8ec
Tor hHe graduated. but 70 underwood that all
rcfnc-s we're accepting orders A. SIC Raw de-
cilued Nc under continued FREQ oTsrfnH from
cuba owing TO the more favorable freight s!tua-
ton Trading active. sales amounting 20
100 00o bags o. Cubss and Porto Hlcus 70 local re-
lues for March shipment The msrkcs closed
easy At t5lc for centrifugal, $40 Tor molssses
and SIC for Cuba. cost and freight
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BRONX COUNTY.
ouaornC rnIIpr
No day calendar
snaanoA1Es couR1 crAMsens-sCHULz. &

No day caIendar.
Trial Term-SCHtl IL. s.
No day calendar.
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Near Parity with London.

Vile demand sterling IS we'll past
luy. considering gold brought from
lztEs, Il will have 10 go below 4.So
s''re Il Is below parity on transac-
cs,s with England. But at a hgure
gtly under that price gold, II Is
al,rlated, could be brought here from
l,.lsnd, allowing for all charges, In
'tsting a high war risk insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-16

The marie, again under pressure o. Offer.
iugs and prices at time showed declines Of
ii 10 20 points from the final Of Saturday. al
though late IN the day there was partial rain,
and closing quotations were 70 10 points net
old contract months 10 take advantage OF the
full premium. and there was general liquidation
Of late positions by those who had bought al a
higher level 81 expectation Of al advance. On
the whole. the situation was dscouraglns 20
holders ard there seemed 10 be lack OF conf
dence IN the situation Cost and freight prices
were unchanged 70 shade lower, Santos Is being
quoted at S95GS.26c and RIO 70 al t959 lOc.
Local spot prices easy. with Rio Is quoted at
54.c and Santos Is al exc Range Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-16

Receipts for two days. l.o54 head two CA" on
.,is Nsrket higher Medium aud light hogs sod
81 az per 100 h. roughs 50 rs. County dressed
hogs steady al 98l0Izc per ID
Sales-Tobn a shannon 81 state hoss' io' 10
3 sanders IS state hogs. li5. 81 90; rouga.
ls8. s625 -, 100 Q, On.
j O. Curtis A Son 40 state hogs. i21. " sOi
Ketns Commission Co: % state hogs. 1888 81 CO.
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Pool Stocks Under Fire.

Tnders didn't know yesterday
'ssihu the market ought TO pay q
va. deal Of attention to the compiled
s'rs between the United States ana
srmsny, or wait until the situation
,: clearer definition. But apparently
Precautionary measure and with a
,'gghi TO safety FIRST" they turned
'oz the pool stocks to the standard
Sues As result the insiders in the
'Fnsr had their work cut out Tor
Ten One Of the most notable oc,,
sT,nees Of the day was the first real
'tline in Mexican Petroleum common
zee the stock moved up in spectacular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-16

SUGAR FUTURES Reports OF more liberal
offerings from Cuba owing 20 ocean freight
room AID an easier tone 20 the spot market caused
an early decline. Those who had sold February
Wss The better policy 20 cover their February
contracts than 10 deliver At the present differences
ana ms caused quick rally IN the near inouths
While the sellers o. February bought the later
nlonths causing general upiurn. and FINAL quo
atoms we're generally points lower % points
bigher sales 400 tons. Range Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-16

Farkasi y rkss -. a, z.n
Trial rrm-Pat MADDOX, ] Pat ll-GAR'
RETsoN. j.. P.rt iii.-MANSISG. J. r.t "
scTppFR. j PAT viI-CRANE. IA, 10 a. n;
Causes Irrespective ot the time required for tral
thereof will be assigned on FrdSs II nor nm
Monday.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FOR CoAL.

PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
Sealed proposals in duplicate for one
wear. supply OF anthracite coal for the
Hudson River state Hospital. Poughkeep-
sic. " Y, will DO received BY the Pur-
chasing Committee. Room iss, Capitol
Albany, ~ Y, up 10 1000 A. ~. March
2. 1915. Specifications for same will be
furnished on application BY letter TO the
above Hospital
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THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-iocAl stree; market STEADY. with else
troytic Guoted 81 l4h 1li7sc and casting al lax
9liNc In London copper closed al eos p 81
Tor standard SPOT. f63 rs ca for futures and &C.
% Tor rlectrolytic spot
TIN on the Metal Exchange was duh. with spo'
IN Jton lots quoted al 500 Bic. In LOudon III
vas quoted a. fl7s for standard spot and a. as,
tons futures
LEAD nrm: New York SPOT, 375@3SSe. and Fast
sPELTER strong New Yofk spot s6sas 90,
ard East ~ Louis. s5oGST5e. London spelisr spot
f2a ISIS
for No foundry Northern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-16

Receipts 4 3s boxes Market opened quiet All
descriptions Of whole milk cheese held 1nly state.
whole milk held. specials. l7LSl5iac: aversss
fancy 1914 lie: winter export ypa. specials. l6l5
6lsHc: average fancy. 1874 @l6tc: soft or pssty.
fair. I5glji1c. Wis. whole milk. double daisies,
l6h Gle: single daisies. lex @ l6.c; twins. l6l9 a
lie. Young Americas. l61ac. state. skins held spe-
caIs. ian l5c. winter. specials. 1874 lic choice,
1GIL iY1gc
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n marked rady. WI b
cause will be set down for
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New YorS. February IS. 1915.
BUTTER.

Receipts 'G1 packages With . good deal Of
stock carried from last week. the offerings were
heavy Tie market shows weakness on nearly all
grades Creamery. eIiras t92 scorel. 5Oia d2lc:
higher. 5liAd32c. fus. aS630c; seconds. 20S
27Ac: held. extras ts2 scorel. 2s82ec: higher. 30
dairy finest 70 Soc so5d 10 prims. 28a 2.c: com
mon 10 fair 22g 25c: Imitation creamery. hsts. q
WgIi.c
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KINGS COUNTY.

Special fgm"pv, THYicox. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-16

Liverpool cables Spot quiet; sales. 5000 bales;
speculation and export. 1000: American. 5000
Imports 50 0O0 all American. N!ddNng upland
ts2d. Futures opened barely steady. % 5 points
lower: closed steady. At Let decline Of ~ to 2
points Msy-June, 4S2izd, July Aug. 49ld; oct
Nov. 503d: Jan-Feb. BOD. Manchoster-f arms
cute; but steady: cloths quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-16

The muke, foT hos products vas .ctiTe and
lover Iernrts O; slow cash demand. 1t WAS also
Dimorsd that Canada would increase The import
dgO , o, here Later IN the day there WAS 4
p ~. recovery. PORK-Quist: mess s2oS s3l
ta Nun mes s3i5s25 family i2ls!26 packet.
s5fG.s, H' extra India mess. ss6$sS; DRESSED
HoGss-s'e,s,dg h 'I loo. nss' iose, cUT MEATs
p, Snl bsies 80 steady % D. iso: IL b. lss
I2te: il 10. ise pesled hans ans Gay coi mt
I liANIL11SS2,. IkRb8FSsy; middle West 70 $50
is I:3id ss sog9 i. A?'!'; compound s
coutnl'N "a aSSc sTEARINE-EAsy: l09l0he:
city lard. ING.
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QUEENS COUNTY.

Held In the County Courthouse IN Lonf Island
CITY, y Y. Court opens and calendar called 10 Part
I Al 10 A m Calendar for Tuesday Feb. 10
Part Ivan sICLEN. J. Part il-BENEDlCE
IL Is requested that the name OF triA eounsei u
nled with the clerk In Part l.
Attention OF the bar Is called TO Rules 0. snd =
calendar rules, Queens County. .
Cases must be ready for trial when reached IN
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. February Is. 1918.
GRAIN

WHEAT-The wheat market experienced a sharp
uptun. and al the close Of the day values were
t.a5kc above the fnd Of Saturday. The May
position back TO the closing level o. Thursday,
while the July position was only 20 lower; The
rally was due largely TO the fact that Europe
bought large quantities Of wheat on the recent de-
cline. taking practically everything that was o.
fered Export sales Saturday were placed az
mated 40 fully this amount Foreign markets failed
20 make a fun response 10 our weakness 81 last
week. and private sdvicce from Europe said that
the consuming demand continued active and that
less disposed 10 sell in some quarters. and country
offerings smaller except from Nebraska. where
It was said that a coIsiderahe amount OF wheat
had been purchased. The visible IN tho United
states showed a decrease FOR the week Of 335l 600
bushels compared with a decrease Of l52 600
year ago while bonded wheat increased y. 600 and
Since the frst Of the year the Visible shows de,
crease Of l9,ZS900O. compared with decrease OF
4.54i 900 last year. IN the Local cssh market No
red winter wheat was quoted al 81 66%, and No
9aT 1 at 'l,fs* all ,I Ti Nor 'S NaBi NS
8, G5i4. / I Buffalo. CORN-The market was
FIN early and prices advanced lalbc IN SYM
pathy with wheat and export sales o. about 100000
an Increase o., 800 600 bushels in the Visible.
which brought the total TO over the 40. 900 900
rqark, and at the close Of the day values were
). sc net higher IN the local cash market No
yellow corn was quoted al sskc, c T. 10 aInVe:
OATS-EXport sales Of oats were estimated at
about 500 900 bushels. and prices were steady.
closing little OF from the top. however but with
net gains Of 500. The visible showed an M
q $4,000 last year Local cash market market hrm;
Csi1c; fancy clipped. 67hc. ordinary clipped CSC.
al elevator EYE-Essy; No Western. ~ 60.
s Z New York: mating. 9O6sSc. T. Buffalo.
BTCKWIIEAT-Qu prime state s. %. nominal.