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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Market Makes
Sharp Advance-Corn
Contracts Decline.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NeT York. Dscs1abss ;. 1918.
NhEAT.

Whe,; prices advanced Tspidly du-ns the early
blslei from ne Alal o. Thursday. Commission
houses were active nuyeu a.d there were renewed
evidences o. Increased outside interest tie buy
ilg side. Sentiment vas 5trOlgy bulish lld buyers
wee further encouraged b. a. advance 0, ! (. a
% il tle Nv 20. tp1f market. as veil as gain
Of td8b IN the Liverpool prioo o. shelt on pas
sage
Winnipeg VI. strong ard higher and e vas syi-
dent that there vas stil less covering IN
progress as q result o. the comm a1desriaE o. cash
wheat ST. Canada A. he high point o. lie morIlu Z
the maEks, showed perpeldicu4ar gaia o. 81 100
bushe from the Low point o; last Friday and
the trade became somewhat nervous lest the market
should reveal cverDOug Q conditions and that tbs
sharp advance would prove 20 Lavs discounted many
u -ls leading bll.isl phases o. the situation.
Buyers became more cautious and prices erp--
nelced setback o. about &c a buslel under profit
taking Late trading vas only moderately active.
but prices regEusd pat Of the loss al a; the close
% tie day we're ! q lA9 net higher The trade AZ
large puzzled over whether ne advance during
ts week lGd been principally due 90 The covering
u contracts and -cadui'lg % spreads following tbs
ldrcrlLg ~ each wheat 81 Canada or whether
O. der yilg conditions arc Oh realty strong OF a
pu-ey supply slI demand basis.
Export orders were lct urgent, cut tles FOR the
day estimated a. about 400. 900 bushels. In the
.1ca. cash market 40 dlruu wheat vas guo'Gd a.
slZiL. o New YORK. No ! Northern Duluth,
slI5A. ard No 1 Northern Manitoba. SLlsh. Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
The Tide of Emigration

After the Civil War the United
States had her problem Of finding
work for the men Of her disbanded ar
mics. Il was comparatively easily
solved because the Providence which
has been traditio1ally on the side Of
the United States set them 20 work
building new railroads and developing
the great West. But Europe, override
veloped before the war and obliged 70
resort everywhere 10 intensive cult
walton of her land and her industries,
has no such outlet for labor returned
from the business Of destroying. Some
of the surplus Of labor will untoubt-
edly 20 20 the colonies Of the various
nations. Canada and Australia. In par
ticular, are expected 20 prove inviting
fields. But if the biggest influx OF la
Dor is not into the United States the
calculations Of many economists will
70 far astray.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
STORAGE NOTICES.
ANSONIA STORAGE
WAREHOUSE co. Onc. }
ls7-i3s-i4i W. 18th ST.

New York. Nov. 27th, 1915
To Mrs Harriet Allen. Mrs Madge "
Belts. MrA Alista Ford. Mrs l.. J. Haines.
Mrs T. Hamilton. Mr.. Paul Juliet by Mrs
IL J. Fumey. Mr.. Lawrence Kemp. Mr.
r. H. Ksnner, Mrs. Jeanette G. Mas.
Miss Helena Quinn. Mrs J Seidel Mrs
l. Sells, Mr. Adon Smith. Mrs Mary
Spencer Miss Ethel Tompkins. Mrs W
J. Whitei You and each Of you are hereby
notified that the time FOR the payment OF
OF. lien upon the property hereinafter de-
scribed having expired, after due notice
thereof had been given you We win cause
such property, TO wit: Household goods.
personal effects. carpets. etc. stored by you
or ~ .our name In the Ansonla Storage
warehouse Co.'S Warehouses. 70 be sold at
public suction. according 10 the statute IN
such case made and provided. at the Mon
arch Auction Rooms l6i East 18th st..
New York city. on TUESDAY, DEC. IL,
1915, Al 10 80 a. m. and II the sale thereof
10 not completed on said date the same will
be continued at the same place on each
and every Tuesday and Friday thereafter,
beginning at 80 a. on each day and
continuing until all the goods are sold.
Ass0GlA STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO., Inc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
BRITISH CREDIT DEAL
SUCCESSFULLY CLOSED
$4,000, 600 Allotted TO 200 Par
ticIpants-Further Call Made.

The S50,O0O0O0 elk months credit
mated 20 eight London banks by
American financial institutions, repre-
Ientsd By the special committee Of
which Frank A. Vanderlip is charm an.
was formally closed yesterday when
he last OF the el.otments were made.
Certificates for participation In the
lean we're sent out 20 about two hun
ersd banks and trust companies in
this and other cities Of the country.
A further call was made yesterday by
ia Anglo-French financial mission on
he funds on deposit throughout the
eountry representing payments on the
$500 900. 900 loan. The various deposi-
uries are requested 70 place in the
vaults Of the National City Bank on
December 10 an additional 10 per cent,
which will make 60 per cent Of the loan
called In for use.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
Nnrfnlk,s Zinc October.

Norfolk & Western in October earned
s4sss.I27 gross and $2,O45,Sl6 net
Gross was Sl,3G2,z3 greater than IN
the corresponding month Of 1914 and
s732.23i more than in 1913. Net was
more than twice as large as year ago,
Increasing Sl.O3sT7S, and compared
with two years ago the increase was
qs49.782. Gross for the four months
marked an increase OF $3A93,61y over
The same period a year ago and SZ's5o'-
2s5 over 1919: net, Increases Of SZ'ooo'-
fgg and s2,Gs5,O75. respectively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
PUBLIC NOTICES.
STATE OF SEw YORK, CONTROLLERS
nEIVGE

Notice OF issuance OF the new design OF
stock transfer tax stamps.
To Whom II May Concern:
Please take notice that pursuant 70 the
provisions OF chapter sil Of the laws OF
1918 | have provided for the issuance and
exclusive use OF a new design OF stock
transfer tax stamps. and that after the eth
day OF March. lsie. none other than the
neyr issue or design OF stamps will be ac-
cepted or made use 81 In payment OF the
tax.
From March eth. 1918 20 Jupe eth. 1915.
Inclusive stamps OF the old iakue may be
exchanged with tho Comptroller for stamps
Of the new design. as In said act provided.
Dated. Albany, y. Y, November 20. 1915.
EUGENE II. TRAVIS.
Comptroller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
The A. g. X.
FireprOOf Storage Warehouse Co., Inc,
2is & ESQ West 0Srd street.

To Hartog Storage Warehouse Co. Hayes
q Dietenderfer Co. Inc, and c. l.. Thaysr:
You and each Of you are hereby notified that
the time for tho payment OF our lien upon
the property hereinafter described having
expired after due notice thereof hid been
given you, this company will cause such
property, 70 wit, household goods. personal
effects, auto truck. merchandise, etc.
stored In the A. s. X. FlreprOof Storage
Company Warehouses. New York City. BY
yos or IN your name Tor In which you
may have an interest) 20 be sold az pub
lie e>ction, according to tho statute in
such cNe made and provided, AT the ware
house, 24s-25O West $50 ST. New York
City, on Tuesday December 2lst, 1915. at
$50 a m. aud continuing until all the
goods are sold.
A. & K. STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO. INC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04

The sub-Treasury has transferred
ior account Of local banks S75O,OOO 20
Ban Francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
Brltain's Munition Output.

There have been many limitations
from London, official and unofficial, TO
the effect that the Allies had spseded
up their production of munitions 20 the
point where they found themselves
practically Independent Of the United
States. John II Davis, head Of the
firm Of John H. Davis & Co, who has
for many years been intimately &C
quainted with important persons in the
British financial and political world, re-
ceived yesterday from one Of his Lon
don correspondents q letter In which
this passage occurs: "Our production
Of munitions and all articles Of war
Is now on an enormous increase, such
an increase as will startle the world.
Our production next month (December)
viii be trebled, and the American firms
now making munitions will find II diff
cult TO place them with the Allies.
mean, when their existing contracts
are completed we will require, and very
shortly. too, no outside assistance"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
REALTY SITUATION
DUE TO SPECTATORS
F. J. Parsons Thinks Amortized
Loans VIII Curb Tendencies.

Frank J. Parsons, vice-president OF
tho United States Mortgage and Trust
Company, says his observation leads
him to the conclusion that TOO large O
percentage of the real estate and build
ing situation in this city has drifted
out Of the hands OF conservative in
vestors to spectators and operators
He is firmly of the opinion that market
conditions will be satisfactory again
II the proposed plan for amortized
mortgage loans is adopted.
at Is the spectators or operators
whose natural desire for liberal loans
and freedom from restriction OF all
kinds has tended TO bring about the sit
uation which we now regret" he added.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
Sales at Auction.

ky nfufF LfG4N
10TH sT. is-IsO West. $. 1915 IN az. 1881
ELL. sly Natts Court agtnt. 70 Ito p.aiatG
for SIG .f5
MANHATTAN Az. 44s ~ 15.ii fle'h a. 15r
100 S sty fat: 70 the pla.ntiH Tor s. 500
7sTH ST. - East. n = - Madison av 70lix
ai.2 ST. dwlz. 10 H2ry u Sclf.bef Tor t23. s0e.
By JOseph r. Day
isD ST. s3-25 Mest. s. % sth Az. 37r9a I l.
5 ~ Cat; % TIE plAiailn for s. 900.
DUANE ST ~. cor lafayette ~. Is 5r23 u
irres So loft bldE adjourned 70 December 10
Al the Bronx Exchange
by BVan Z. Kennedy z.
SYLVAN Az. .. i06 3 n 25sgh st. 25Ileos sacant.
10 the plainuI Tor $3.50
By Charles A Berrfaa
is30 ST. $50 East. s. 22i6 Alexander sr ,3s
100. 81 teuat and ~ rear dwls. Adjourned
sins dla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
InYe,tment BankersI COMMITTEES.

The list Of cnairmen Of the standing
committees announced By the Invest
fnent Bankers Association Of America
yesterday was os follows: Reamy Z.
ned. Cincinnati programme for an
tual meeting; public service corpora
IONS. John L. Oldham. Boston; John
[. Blunt. f., Chicago. railroad bonds
and eqlipmen- trust; IT, l.. Stuart, Chi
tago. membership; William g. Baker,
~, Baltimore, municipal bonds; Sam
th L. Fuller. New York. publicity;
Charles T. Gilman. Portland. constitu-
ton and bylaws; George Il. Taylor
Boston, foreign relations; John L.
Prescott. Kansas City. irrigation; VIII
Ian /. Ross. Milwaukee. taxation; Cal
N Fentress. Chicago. time bonds;
Ihtrles A. Otis. Cleveland. real estate
bonds; J. Sheppard smith ST. Louis,
reclamation bonds; William r. Comp
hn. 81. Louis, agricultural credit and
Allen o. Hoyt. New York. legislation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
NEW FARE RoUsEs YoNKERS
Chamber Of Commerce to Fight Scent
Raise by Central.

Nathan A. Warren, president OF tne
Yonkers Chamber Of Commerce, an
nounced yesterday that members y.
that organization would protest agai.ils =
the increase in railroad ISres OF 10
New York Central Railroad "h'9"
comes operative on January l.
II will cost 80 cents, under the ne"
rate, TO travel between the Oraha ZEN
trail Station and fonkers, an IhcIe@ss
OF 8 cents. Twenty years ago tia,nS
node the trip in twenty-five minutes.
With modern motive power II taxes
fron, thirty to thirty-fve minutes.
The chamber will support Mayor
rennon. who has already declared his
Intention of petitioning the upstate
pnbIic Service Commission TO prevent
the new tariff taking effect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS,

A ~ain OF around S22,0OO,OOO by the
t1ak, Is indicated by the reported
movements Of currency this week. The
gain from the interior was S672,OOO,
shipments including S1,43IOOO national
bank notes sent 20 Washington for re-
Gsmption Gold amounting TO 1880
900 was imported during the week.
There was a gain Of S5,37O,OOO on Sub
treasury operations proper.
Richard II. Portmore, formerly with
Henry Clews & Co., and John Daven-
port, who was previously connected
with Paterson & Co., have formed a
partnership under the firm name OF
davenport & Portmore, with Offices at
O. Nassau Street, 20 deal IN unlisted
ard other bonds and securities.
Copper exports from the principal
Atlantic ports for the week ended De-
sember 2 totalled 1883 tons. For the
first two days in December 2,O25 tons
we're exported.
The Joint reorganization committee
q the international Steam Pump Com
isny announces that Approximately 30
per cent Of the preferred stock, OF the
Iotal issue or l4otoJJ shares, mas palu
the assessment required by the plan.
About o. per cent of the common, $50
Per cent Of the Wor,h!ngton preferred
l,oek and 81 per cent OF the bonds have
been deposited.
Announcement was made yesterday
G. the resignation Of Henry R. Hayes
nG director and member Of the ex-
teutivs committee Of the Electric Prop
critics Corporation and Of Westing-
house. Church. Kerr & Co.
The Standard OIL Company Of New
York has elected W. r. King a vice
President, succeeding tire late W. E.
bemis
The Sub-Treasury has transferred
FOR account Of local banks S750,0O0 20
ban Francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
NrTALs

-. loc,l street market 'of copper vas qule' 49,
,I..-ri.t. c1ofed Ii lga. zoe. - tho Rev ioI.
e.. ~ ~. a. vas f.m with sQot quoted AZ
~ ~ ro as- IN fgr-fo1 lots Lead WS our i n''
tn-fanref al .s- Or Nrw fstt s,el 80 % as
~ ~ ana Tsst ~ Iog1. 1850 ], n l9 , .
don ieai rlosci % f-s = 'or spei 40 - CO.
Iu.ul, o-l,.r rgad sf rs 80 fo- standard spo,'
-s Is. f5r fuur- aad COS D fof e,io !, "a
a,L ~ W. -, f,.,u-.. on Gales u CD tons sYoi ahi
f-H TON. futures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
M0RGANS BUY I. R. T. BONDS
Proceeds 20 Finance Subway and Ele-
waited Lines.

waited Lines.
J. P. Morgan & Co. have purchased
$40 100000 first and refunding mort
gage per cent ffty-three-year gold
bonds Of the Interborough Rapid Tran
eft Company. the remainder of the $780,
900, 900 the bankers are pledged to take
this year in connection with the agree
ment entered into in 1913 10 provide
funds for the construction Of the new
subways and the third-tracking Of tho
elevated railway system.
In June Of this year the Morgan firm
took 100000 Of the 1915 instalment,
and earlier In the year an equal amount
was also taken. This brings the total
amount OF the issue outstanding up 70
SIPS, 900, leaving $27,342,OOO yet to
be taken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
italian Consulate Lease.

L. B. Preston, Inc, leased TO G. Fars
Forni, Consul 20 the Italian govern
ment for New York, the fifth floor at
395 Broadway for a term Of years. The
Italian Consulate has been located at
the southwest corner Of Spring and
Lafayette SITS. for the last fifteen years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
To Get Property Again.

Title 70 the block front on the west
.ida Of Broadway, 35th TO seth ST.. Is TO
10 transferred TO the Broadway and
SStb ST Company, which has been in
cornoratcd By Charles +. Johnson and
= AID G.. Pfomm. IL is said that the
is27 Broadwy Corporal. on'-Barnum &
Everdel, will convey the title next
The property was formerly owned by
charles f. Johnson and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
DU POINTS BUY PLANT
Take Over Arlington Works, Pyralin
Manufacturers.

Ell. du Pon' de Nemours & Co. have
purchased the Arlington Company, OF
New Jersey, manufacturers OF pyralin
The price paid for the property was
between S6.O0O00O and 100000 II
S. Chapman, president Of the Arlington
Company, said yesterday tho sale was
made on @ cash basis. lie declared
that ne and his associates were espe-
eiallv gratifed at the fairness which
kas characterized the actions Of Lam
mont du Pont and other representa-
tyes Of the du Point company, who hal
tharge Of the negotiations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
SUGAR FUTURES.

,...., cr.1sf steady TO point. hiInsr 20 ,1s,
~ tts csI $50 tons To got a 49, sBd
sroh s Win onlns s' sIa RI'' ssa BUYING b
MS cal'ea 'sr-gui midday whi-h go. 's.ae;
oa tn, .,shsn 20 70 D S9 up 9'' q, t he eo
ce.n- a, 49, ana Tie close showed ~. -
i r,Tss o. 70 il points. with sales f'f '' DN'
400 tonA Range O.! prices Ys..er-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
Rush for B. G. o. Bonds.

The $50. o00.0 900 Baltimore & Ohio re-
funding and general mortgage per
cent bonds were approximately four
f,nos 5ycrsubgcribcd In the one day
that the members Of the underwriting
syndieqte received applications for the
issue, II was learned yesterday. IN
making the allotments the bankers cut
the very large subscriptions down to
about 70 per cent Of the amounts sp-
riied for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
Pullman Motor Quarters.

S. osgood Pell & Co. have leased for
the Thomas Realty Company the base
ment in the Thomas Building. at the
southeast corner Of Broadway and 63d
ST.. 70 the Pullman Motor Corporation:
also leased, with Cross & Brown, floor
In the MeNulty Building to the Saxon
Motor Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
BUYS Tenafy Acres.

The Clifford property on Knicker-
booker Road, in Tensfy, n. j., compris-
ing sixteen and half acres. and adj
Joining the new Knickerbocker Country
Club. has been sold TO Thomas K.
Baker.
The deal was negotiated by William
s. Hine, Of 1913 William at.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
Horace De Lisser BUYS.

Clara Lee March has sold through
Frank Crowell tract Of one and one
eighth acres at Grenwolde, Great Neck,
Long Island. to Horace De Lisser, presi-
ent Of the Ajax-Grieb Rubber Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
Leases Long Island Home.

The Douglas Robinson, Charles S.
Brown Company has leased for Mrs.
Philip Boyer her country estate at
Manhasset, Long Island. to Walter D..
Gelshenen. He will occupy 1t as an
all-year home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
coFFEE.

T. to'A .V.,,i.,-isd 70 only $50 bLsa, and .,
here we're eoaga'...J few o s1i a; t re- eo.,
" e.. 6.S values we're ! point net higher 70
p0n. lower -. s.,-, pra-u were about
.Ct..,r-sI .rcm THURSDAY. santos - beng alo-'4
a. s15d9c -. -, suu ,nd nominaIly
rnabsnsed ~ 10 bass OF ls' 'o' ''
Range Of prices. Yrs,sr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
Redistribution Of Labor.

II It is true that the Allies are soon
20 be self-supporting in the matter Of
munitions and other supplies for war,
there are a number Of important things
that must be taken into account for g
reasonable reading Of the future Great
Britain is still exporting large
amount Of commodities 10 the United
States. Presumably the diverting Of
labor from other industries into NUM-
tion-making will decrease her power
10 produce goods of export. She is pay
ing her debts here with securities,
with goods and with gold. Her debts
90 the United States must continue to
be large while deliveries of munitions
are made, so that she will, presumably,
have to increase her exports Of securi-
ties or of gold, or both, with a further
alternative of arranging new banking
credits here. In this country there
could be expected 10 be, In the course
Of time, r diversion Of labor from mu-
nition-making into other fields OF pro-
ductive industry, which would tend 70
lower the cost Of production here by
lowering the cost Of labor. The theory
might be carried on indefinitely, but
without much profit because Of the
multitude Of conflicting factors.
Through the discussion, however, may
be glimpsed one significant thing; that
the more Europe turns her workmen
into munition-making the moro difficult
It will be, when peace comes, for her
TO distribute her soldiers and her mu-
nitions-makers into normally produc-
tive employments. A great wave Of
emigration from the European coun-
tries to the United States is not the
least development that Is looked for
ward 10 here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04

fEHMlI1ta Az, q lyV hhAn ~. US
~ ienm,. 7sIils; vsndalis Realty Corp. i2s
bway. owner. G L Blum 500 ON Az ,4 IT'LL aaa
tscts. "''V""
The Bronx.
GARFIELD ST, s. l25 q Van Nest Az, s.,
frame dwlE. 22K4s. August Slower. l!lo SIheld
s. owner Dunuigan Crumley' % ., ~ ~
SHORE Road. IS. 40 Dock Road. Nkers lsl-
ana ~ and attic terra Gotta block And brick
urlslr sld hospital if3 4I52. CITY OF y \. own
er. Is a A Ware. ITO bsay. architects %, ooo
tesru or , q Webster r / sty brick
tbsst-e 15iIsIaO0: Bedford Pnk Amusement
Curp, Klein. Oh premises, pIesaens ~ "a
q = pslham. Inc 80 y g.d . architect; S43eV0
vFesTra Az es i06 81 ION 81, ! sty prick
ssTNre So 1890: Manderdn B.ds Go. Geo Kin
derman 1850 Webster Az. president 0Shes. 49, -
siENrFoRO Az. 81, 80 Bovine s.. s,y frame
80 i-tt0. Relic Hammond. $40 Beck 81
osr~,. s j stAmmsrs. go 9Th Az. architect
peosPEcT Az. vs.. 70 lsIth 81 two sy BRICK
rs,s,S sOrs5. slnarto Coast Co. Guitano Ca
80 GeJ Crescent Az. president. owner VI W
a.l Gsudio 40l fremont Az. architect. $4,000
taSTH ST n cor Webster A.. sy brick sirs
AID ofnce-. .o0I2S. Belto,d PARK Ahnseraeni
p,kam Inc. 90 cd q; Architect. fss 900
AMMAN Az " o $50 q Bhen q. su frsma
DAD iaf34. Philip Dietrich. ClasOn Point. own
er. Anton Primer. z0s9 Wes,chester az Archiiest
eeyAgr Az. 9 1854 i7e,h It, two ~
h-tcE tennis 49, ii-lfrp2. Trojan Bidg Co.
O.car II " Worm l4sth u and 80 az prrsi-
dant owners Moore LAadaicdel. ~ Az and
lisLI o. Arshiiects ksae0e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04

A1es Z co. have rented the st0ri
e. ehess AZ III 9Th Az. % Gillespie
tnpsTts Z Beard. tours, Who hey'
ne heated for q number Of years n
~ Metropolitan Life Building hls'
as store md basement a. ~ West 5Oii
y David Shaw Tor higb-elass lunch
ISL saa aslieatsss1n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
corToRssED OIL

The rnarl1s. f1r co-ors'f oil was onS nn Fs,lr
- ,i. d.r p-ces advanced SHARPLY on lurhG az, Ss5
ss We buying prompted Boy thr aa'4 -. N When
IT, JsI r1ar..t esssi ~ ln ihs AZ .efAoAii' 49,
-- tI,-a aas lood drN ~ tea.s 40 -.9nt ~ SrS
Irbtr Range q pnc2. Y-.er-