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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26
Canadian Rankers AnncaI.

Some time ago Canadian bankers
joined IN ar erTca' 20 the Bank Of
inglsnd % release some OF its gold at
ottawa, not 20 American purchasers,
but 70 themselves. OF course, with eX-
change between Canada and the United
States AZ . premium of "a Of / per
cent IN favor OF this country, 1t was
ioregone conclusion that the gold
would find It's way here. Understand
!ur that perfectly, tho "Old Lady Of
Thrssdneedle Street" turned deaf
ear 20 the petitioners. They haven't
gwen Up hope, however, nor their Bp-
peal Urged by bankers here they have
made q new application 20 the same
purpose. But now dreadful suspicion
has arisen that they are too late. The
s,oy IS persistent that most OF the
gold sen. from this country 20 Ottawa
last summer has actually been sent to
England, Notwithstanding the risk OF
shipment What seems 10 strengthen
the PFC liability is the fact that some Of
the gold produced in South Africa is
reported 90 have been sent 90 England.
The voyage from South Africa TO Eng
land IS. n anything more hazardous
than that from Canada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. February 20.

New York. February 20
BEEvEs.
Receipts. 1900 head 4 cars for mArket No salo,
reported feeling steady. Dressed beef slow and
unchanged IN price CALVES
Reosip'. S54: 50 OF sale. Ma,ke' .is.ty, Dressed
calves sieady .ciy dressed Tess l5sis.e; coun-
,a'ssss~s s5a aiS - ,o.s, 1873 n. tars p~
200 D: culs. As. IS. eGTnysrd calves. 2So
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts. eos bead; / car On ,sls. Narfet
STEADY TO strong. Dressed mutton firm. At ei8
steady. At tIass per carcass -. 80,
lambs 81 Ii. 50 IS per 100 n il ,bosp, isI. So.
Rsooip;s, $780, Al for sl.ushtsI No sales on
hog se 81 n: toT medium e Sdis;l et Esgais
30 state hogs goo ID average. s. 10 per 100 ID;
chicago FeO Is; 2s, i Rsoe?,. 5000
So b piss. Sc .O@SS CO. CATTLE Receipts g. 500
go steady .aye steers s. t9q s. TO- e9Ts snd
Receipts. 1000. weak; sheep g. s5gN 70; year
s. Louis. FEB. 25-H6Gs - Recelpts. 100;
GG';chos. s. 75asl good heavy. s. soss6 90 CAT,
IIL- Receipts Q 500 steady. ustlvs beet steeB. 81
uAt. COWS and helterh, - bO0SN 20 TEXAS and
Indian s.sers. s. 1885, 70. cows and hefers. $40
S.. uatge cAves. t6GSil 30. slEEP-Recsipts.
600. higher. native muttDns. 50 1857 IS. lambs.
s. 75NS9 30 yearinEs. s. 50@3s 70.
Kansas City. Feb 5.-HoGS-Reeepts 1900
HIGHER. bulk SO 55@36 70; heavy. IS 60@$6 G.
packers and butchers. So 6OdN 70. Hight. So IS a.
700. pigs S620a{s 90. CATTL E-Receipts $500
steady prime fed steers s. sO9)s rs; dressed beef.
s. 7s0S7 ~. Southern tG@f %. COWS, 81 258
s. 70: heifers 50 25d3s IS: ttockeB and feeders,
SJag. 50. bulls s. 25 a SO 70; calves 81 5O@SlO 50.
SiTEP-Receips $500. higher. lambs, s. 500
So 2s ycsriugi 81 6o83s IS. wsthers. So jo@S7 90:
ey,ea 81 25o 81 10. ~
lass Buffalo. Fob 2g.-CATTIE steady. yEALs
-- Receipts. Is. active f4@Sl2 30. HOGS-Receipts.
9 COO. SLOW. heavy. t7@{7 -; mixed. s. 1885, Is
Workers and pigs s. so s. co. Toushs 50 l5aSe 25
go 81 5OaSS SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rece!p's.
zoo: active. sheep steady; lambs. S39flO; year
ma s. d IS 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26
West 3rd street.
Land OF Sloan.

THO approximate amount Of the Hen or
charge, to satisfy which the aboye-de-
scribed property Is TO be solo, IS hl, Nv,
with interest thereon from the 18th day
OF January, 1915. together with the costs
and allowance amounting TO s40l.4f. with
interest from January 25th. 1915, together
with the expenses OF the sale. The APP
proxlmate amount OF the taxes. assess
ments and water rates, or other liens.
which are TO be allowed to the purchaser
out Of the purchase money, or paid by
the Referee ts S372l0 and interest.
said premises will be sold subject TO
party wall agreement recorded In N Y.
co. Registers Office IN Sec. ?, Lib. of
Conveyances. page II and state OF facts
shown on survey Of Geo. {. Hollerith.
dated December 2Sth. 1907.
Dated, New York, February list 1915.
WILLIAM F. CLARE Referee.
The sale OF the above premises IN the
above entitled action is hereby adjourned 10
Thursday, March lith, 1915, at the same
hour and place.
Dated New York February oath. 1918.
WILLIAM +. CLARE Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

t-rrr IS a good general demand prevailed. and
TStcs were strong Quotations 10 Liverpool. la
Iordon. ia HUI. ei.i Cotton 70 Liverpool pei
100 10. 81 o. Chartes-Br steamer. S,l4l tons coal
Baltimore 10 The River Plate, {. prompt; 81
steamer. 3l6l tons coal. Norfolk 20 v c Italy. . g.
March. tia steamer "a 600 qrs grain. New York %
Italy. Jos 60. prompt Br steamer, 600 qrs
gain. bs.tiuort 10 Mersei. - Jos. March. Br
AuEuC pot, Jos option oats ls Cd. March. Nor
steamer. Gas tons coal. Baltimore % Guantanamo.
Z T. prompt Nor bark, 1900 bbS refined petroleum.
round Dol April. Nor bark. 4 200 ths same
schooner 842 Tons lumber, Gulf 20 Martinique,
s. IS. schooner. G75 tons ties. jacksonville 70 New
York zoe; schooner. 2S5 tons fertilizer. Carteret 20
Jacksonville and back. lumber. . t; schooner. 900
TOYS COL Ba-tinofe % Bnstnn. % [
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26
FORECLOsIRE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-The New York Savings Bank,
Plaintiff, against Clarence 81. Busch and
others, Defendants.
ure and sale, duly made and entered in
the aboye-entitlsd action and bearing date
the Goth day Of January, 1915, I, the I'M
dersigned. the referee in said Judgment
named, will sell at public auction, at the
exchanges sslssroom, No 1915 Vesey
OF New York. on the 24th day OF February,
1915, at ~ o'clock noon on that day. by
Bryan /. Kennedy. Auctioneer. the prem
ises directed by said judgment to be sold,
and therein described as follows:
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel or
land. with the building thereon erected.
situate, lying and being In the Borough
OF Manhattan, city OF New York. formerly
known as Two hundred and nine (2O9) and
now known az Number Two hundred and
thlrty-fve (235) Mercer Street, known and
distinguished by the Number Thirty-nine
(33) on a certain map annexed to a deed
OF conveyance from Alexander l.. Stewart
and wife to Johannah Bsekman. recorded
IN Liber l46 OF Conyeyances. page 100;
bounded Northerly by a lot formerly be-
formerly belonging 10 John Sloan; Easterly
IT, front by Mercer Street and Westerly IN
the rear by lot OF land now or formerly
belonging to Alexander l.. Stewart, con-
tanning IN breadth IN front and rear each
twenty-five C25) feet and In length on
each side one hundred (l00) feet, be the
said dimensions more or less.
Dated. New York, February LIST, 1918
WILLIAM F..CLARE. Referee.
BOWERS s. SANDS, Attorneys for Plain
tin,, IS Cedar Street. Manhattan, New
The following is a diagram Of the prop
erty TO be sold; It's street number "a s3s
Mercer Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26

SUGAR.

Refined sugar vas cute, on ths basis Of Ise 10, 70,
a.. grauulsfed The following are hsl prices OF
ihe american sugar Refining Company 1Ds,.l
dornino, cases. 2-lD cartons. hall or ful sHs
,isr... 75c and ssJc. IN , cases, do cases b-lo
cartons gjc and : $50 IN = cases EAs.s ta9let''
: Use. cut loaf 6.65c; crushed tb3c. Mould A.
A s5ri Cubes and Eagie couiestOuers Eranulated'
81. xxx powdered. 90c and zoe. in e3nlIlnefa.
IS 70 bulk. Eagle 5-lb bags. powdered. ol0e. pos-
dersd and coarse powdered and Eagle coarse grAnu-
lated use; fruit powdered and Ease ca e1Ta a.. me
yfsrul4tei 55Jc. domino gran cases :. ~ anu D
H. ca-t1r, Csc and l5c. IN = cases Eagle =
sis and 10 cartons. fns Esnuiated Sg';. 20
80, 40 Csc. Sla-lb BAGS DO. &c. 5-lh bags 90
~. iO-Ib bags DO, S S0c. IS and 90 ID bags DO
and standard grau. soc; fne Tan and Diamond
A q Tsg. CONFECTIONERY A. 5.65c. No 5 oc; No
? 5.iSe: No 3. BOO: No T. 5.35s; No 5. 599e;
10 q s asr. No :. 5 zoe: No s, also. No O. l9e ;
70 10 6sc. No H. Sc. No r. e5c. Nos 49, IL
and IS IeOe. While Cuban sgsaF Was a,m At
Slsi6r cost ard FIRE ghi With sales Of 10000 bags
sno,t Al that basis Porto Rico sugar vas available
al i-Iso under with salss reported q 10 600 bags
an soual % 4 tic for centrfuEAl On the whole
M. market was steady with holders q Cuha not
orering yery freely, and the close vas al tTiStsse
IN, esntriflgal 4G4 06c i0T m0lAsses and l8-l6c
Tor Cuba. cost and freight
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COURT CALENDARS
FEDERAL.
RttppTnE COlpT

T. Hasa Atlanta. G 3 Nouhup Tuledo: 7
SriE New York CITY and ID Hewlett. Atlanta.
admitted O. practice
-oS-ChAres McAiAhon o. t.U S-Amrnded 10
uf'un flr writ % crrl1fGTi submitted.
l01-et louis 4 san Francisco RHEnnis "
Couar'y. admini-tratrig. eto--Ieaye granted %
Samuel " Moore Frank n Moore and James
" DQnOugh 90 file bnst herein Gmid curtis.
lr4-Peggie Woodward e aLRobert P DeGrS-
fegrl-1-SIbmiftsi
l-s- The Grevuleaf johnson Lumber Co Ltndls,
NJ Garrison Secretary ~ War et Gl-ArEued.
-g-George ID Co.liuslJGmes Johnston. war
den efc-ArEucd
5Is-Ico VI Frankie Wheeler MAnTum. Sheriff
Argument commenced
Day call Tor Friday. February 20, vii be
follows: rs. IL. I33. $50. GT5 IbS. I65. 100.
lGs and le3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26
FOREIGN MARKETS.

,il i,S,eo a. 81 10 , is "a. 80 J. Is 81 No
I'D sirter, Ia "a CoRN-spo, quiss; American
,t,a4 ~ =. Cd . "a Futures slsady Fsoru-
. INC. ~ March, Is sad FLoCR-Wintsr pat
en-. Sos HOPS % Lond9l lPAcihe Go.s,l 6 "a
- ..c1t sit DIS. short rib 61s 81 Gear bellies.
S6s al: ions clear middle Light; ets heaY. IS
short cisaI backs go q shOI LDEhS-sqo1
~ "a 81 g. American refined. pals, sis 81
"a M bo4ss. rs a. ChEEsE-Ca AZ allan nnest
-, "a cc6rsd new - "a TUnPENTISE--
sri-i,. al, ad IINSEED OIL DIS PETROLEUM
1ge4aef e9d RnsIN-Col.m1 n. Us 81. nouln a.
g6T-roNsTTD OII~-liuu rennei-Sp0t -
IIa15gn. Fsb s5-LINSEED Calcutta tFsbuaJ
40 Harrhl - 81 LINSEEp OIL. sos ~
sTfRM OIL f18. PETEOLEl ". Amsrican Re-
l, l.,,,,l Australisn. T., ~ TTRPENTfNT
sp,r.ts 81 ROSIN-Amsriran fIainsd. lis -
a1s Ia 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26
French War Loan Here.

There Is reason 20 believe that the
ten-year French war bonds offered TO
number Of important financial insti-
tuuous in this city at 96ig on $50
basis, have not gone far for Judgement.
But 30 long is the administration at
Washington forhears 90 state its views
about the desirabilty of national
banks investing ia the securities Of
belliCereEts, it is unlikely that there
Will DO any publicity given 10 pur-
thases. One OF the chief objections
opposed % the loan-that because II
gss payable at maturity IN francs the
purchasers would have TO take the
risk Of exchange could, it is under
rood, be easily overcome. To buyers
Of large lots the French government is
iisposed 10 guarantee that the bonds
eli be paid off at the par OF exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26

Receipts. aosl boxes. Market steady o. highes.
grades of whole mi.a cheese, hue medium snd
lower grades unsettled and Irregular. rta,e "An'
Itl.aI6a.c: winter. export type. speclas 49, @
i6LFc, average fancy. 1874 l5., Wisconsin, Whole
i6aI6bc; twlrs. lG9l6s.c Young Americas, lt4
i6Ao. Michigan fss. lt@l6.c. state tAn'.
held specials. l4iz lie; w.aier 1874 4sc' cuoll'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26
COFFEE.


Tbs mAfkot vas quIet. slIe tm7uHIhk 70 10 ~
bags. including 900 IN exchanges FROM near 70
distant months Additional notices for March de-
livery to The extent Of about 10 900 were circulated
but were taken By strong Interests and were De-
iCTed 20 be destined for Europe Price changes
were comparatively nErrOW but while tie spot POSI-
uou held steady and unchanged. later months were
There was further scattered liquidation BY tired
longs. par, Of which was for Wal Street account.
while he demand was slow Local spot nafhtl ui
changed with lilo 8 quoted a. 7Ac. Range u
contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26
PROVISIONS.

Fog products experienced = moderate ADVANCE
cary but later broke sharply under selling prompt
"a b. the decline IN grain. f0Rk-EAV, mes
{X0gf20 ~. family. t!2dtgt short eieaF. !ls@
$40: paclei. s-s@tzi, sItia India moss. sse@t1s
DRESSED HOGS stcady b4cous, eaci $50 II.
CSC. 80 ID. o'sc; $40 ID. loAc pic. 1920, ~
NEATS-Piekls1 bellies. baTe5 sssds. u - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26
Cutting Down a Debit.

In oueter years, when sterling eX-
thange ranged between asa and 4.S61z,
there used TO he q good deal Of discus
sion about the so-called invisible"
items that tended 70 Offset this coun-
,ry's balance in international trade. Il
was pointed out by students Of econo-
mics that while, over a period Of years,
the trade balance Of the United States
had reached q total Of ten figures, the
imports Of gold on balance had been
relatively trif.ng. From this IL was
naturally assumed that the invisible
items. working against this country
must be much larger than had been
rsckoned. Included IN these items are
ocean freiChts, tourists expenditures
In Europe, remittances 10 eNpatrIates,
dividends and interest on American
stocks and bonds held abroad, and so
on. Some Of these have already been
reduced which helps 10 account for
he decline in exchange others
have yet 20 make their influence felt
in the latter class is tourists eXpend-
lures. The high tide Of these IS in the
spring and summer. Obviously, this
year the demand for tourist letters of
credit 20 be used IN Europe will be alb
normally light. in other years these
have been estimated 20 aggregate Sl75,-
100000. Il would not then be remark
able IL this season the United States
debit on that account were lessened by
as much as 500, 100000, II not more.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26
TRUSTEES, SALE.

PUBLIC SALE OF the real estate nsehih-
cry and stock OF United Refrigerator &
Ice Machine Co. Bankrupt % KenoshA.
wis Will occur March ID. 1915 on the
premises. Property viii be offered both in
separate parcels and A. a whole. The
plant 10 acknowledged 10 be one Of the
best and most completely equipped fac.
tories producing TsfrigeratiRg fixtures and
small ice machines. VIII sell lumber ana
manufactured goods now az private sal.
Send for lists and FUN particulars
J. ID. ROWLAND. Trustee
henOshz. Wisconsin,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26
FLOUR AND MEAL.

Rour vas inactive owing 10 The sy D price
s,9Es sp Inc T sssl m g sPa. s.a =
q 25gS a.: winter s,raights 81 l0aS7 % extra
No winters s. 80 q S. O5; 80 g. s. 70asj SIS;
!olbins lou IS SOaN Is. BUCKWllEAT FLOUR
Dull: s. %, nominal. per 100 70. RYE FLOUR
quiet; fair TO good f8S IS, choice 70 fancy.
= .09N 80. C0RNMEAI-Easyi n. dried. 81 Oh.
BAG MEAI~-Easy: hne white aud yellow. 81 75S
81 IS. coarse 81 70@fls0. FEED-Wntern easy;
bran, iO0-lb sacks. SIS 70. standard mlddlngs, do.
$50 2i -four do s32 30; red dog -four. HOLD sacks.
155 so city. easy: bran bulk 50 80 leo-lb sacks.
{Z6 30, heaV do 81; -four do. S55 70 red dog
hJur. HO-Ib SACHS. $50 Oilmeal, $40 50g$N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26
CASH QUOTATIONS.
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
For week ended February Is. 1919
BUTTER.

R,oepts Lso5 ptgs. Market STEADY fos , ne 'ng
Interior 10 choice offered At lower fyuree CRAM
ory, sTtTsa Ce2 scoreJ sot a$lci, hGhssr StnS
SIC. frss, ~ g seconds ,t,stt q i5a.
frs,s, e5iI a-6itc' state dairy n.et goa 29tc.
good 70 prime, 9b&4ss. Imitation creamery! LsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of
Various Corporations.

Earnings statement Of the Common
wealth Power, Railway and Light Com
pany md its constituent companies
FOR January gives an increase Of l.O8
per cent in gross income and SEA per
cent in net. while for the twelve months
ended January 81 gross earnings in
creased 20e per cent and net income
was S.5l per cent greater than in the
previous wear. Gross revenue for jan
uary, with intercompany sales elm
mated, amounted 70 Sl,24l ,e02, oper-
atinR expenses were reduced 1853 per
cent. az compared with 1914, after
which there remained net earnings Of
SG56.215. The balance available for re-
placements and dividends on the COM
mon stock, after fixed charges, which
include dividends on outstanding pre-
ferred stocks Of constituent companies,
in addition TO taxes and interest re
ouiremerts. and after payment OF
$4,000 preferred stock dividends, was
Sl59.5J4, an increase Of 9.l6 per cent.
During the twelvCmonth period gross
income totalled S14,Ol9,609, net was
S7.279,G4l. and the balance, after fixed
charges and preferred stock dividends,
amounted 10 Sl,2o6,36s, gain Of 9.77
per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26
SIrPROGATE,s NOTICE.

STOSBY. JOHN SCHUYLER,-ln pursu-
ance OF an order OF Hon. John r. Co
halsn, a Surrogate OF the County OF New
having claims against John Schuyler cros-
nv late OF the County OF New York. de-
ceased 20 present the came, with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber. at MS pace OF
transacting business, at the once OF Harry
n Zuckert No. u Cedar Street. Borough
OF Manhattan, In the city OF New York.
on or before the 5th day Of April next
Dated. NewbYork. the S0th day OF Sep
"iHO''' STEPHEN v r. CROSBY.
Administrator
HARRY NJ ZUCKERT.
Attorney for Administrator.
No. n Cedar street,
Borough OF Manhattan.
New York city.
r. PURSUANCE or AN ORDER or
Honorable John p. Cohalsn. a Surrogate
Of the county OF New York. notice 10 here
by given 10 all persons having claims
against william bradley late OF the
County OF New York deceased, TO pre-
sent the came. with vouchers thereof. 90
the subscriber at her place OF trsnsactinz
business AZ the Office u her attorneys,
borough Of Brooklyn. In the CITY Of New
York. on or before the 23rd day % Au-
Dated New York. the 2sth day Of Janu-
n.y. ANNA NJ. scHMEELK. Exscu,rix.
WILSON 4 WILSON, Attorneys for EKscu-
trix. $50 Fulton street. Brooklyn. NJ Y.
BAKER, MALviNA LIN PURSUANCE OF Az
order Of Honorable John y, COhalsn. Surrogate
10 al persons haVinz claims against Malvina L
BAKER ate Of the County Of Nes York. deceased
10 present the same. sith vouchers thereof. 10 the
suhserbeFs AZ thsG place u tfansaeting business a.
Zoe ONCE q Crane lockwood their attorneys al
No IS Wall street. IN the cts q New YOsS Bof-
oush o. Manhattan. on or before tie ninth day q
ted New York. ths seventh DAY on Janusry
1918 MARSHALL G LEFFERTS,
THOMAS c. RICHARDSON.
EHscutOn.
CRANE a LOCKWOOD. Attorneys for EIecutors. y;
Wall street. Borough u Manhattan. Nss Yosk
n T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. February IS. 1918.
GRAIN.

WHFAT-Ths market vas subiect N very sudden
and irregular price changes although after an
early decline and SUBSEQUENT Ia!B whl.h seht
values q ic over the previous close. the tenden-
cy was dOWnward. ana the decline was not checked
until the market showed net losses OF ~ aitc.
ami the close vas easy az 2isdSko below the hual
about 600 900 bushels. and the supply and de
maud situation was apparently stronsy 10 favor oi
holder IL was thought that n conditions remain
a. thev are there is no reason why wheat hHuld
no, advance 10 previous high levels u not higher
The market vas Influenced more by fears q posi-
bic Developments than by actual condition Dut u
Is apparent that many traders fe!t that crisis
Of some sort Is sppro@ghlhs ana mere vas a lsn-
dency TO nquiiste holdings IN order 70 .e On lhs
safe side In tho local cash markets No red
winter wheat was quoted al s. el+ tnd 10 (?
S ss5q ~ buiaii. ii 55E, and No j Northern
NsBitobs. ti6I4 c { Buffalo CORN-Condi-
To-. an The corn market were believed 20 be against
,,i,s. AZ the visible supply IS Of unusually
large T0s', "a been surcisntiy large IN check lie
,,g,ng 10 rc.eu corn IN the West. and there
seneTL liquidation. which resulted IN net decline
=, ,,r ,as Quoted Al Size. c 70 arrive. OATS
FYtcr1ers were buying cash oats and SALES were
aii,sted Al over 900 900 bushels. but y was said
sninne 10 supply the domestic and export demand.
md values we're easier In Jmpsiiy with me Other
s .sIh''s .i. 6lias sao 30 sso No s. e2c
Se Ole; fancy clipped, 8 &c. orCinA'y eiipPed.
e2@et.SI' az New Yafk. BARiEY-stssdy:
sa.t,rs SOC / Z New York. mailing, SS@e5c.
BuffSio BUCKWHEAr-Dull. prime state.
-. NEW YORK PRICES.
Yestsr-
wheat op-n. Hish Low. Close dsy.
May "' '''....,i ssH 81 51H $50 rsG nS s;,.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
Ma, y''" 81 sa% 81 s'a 81 slH nsa iss%
july ''"' IHTERioR RECEIPTS.
Nhtaf Corn OAA
To a.y .......... glfO00 Gg0O0 sSS 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26

SUGAR FUTUB ES-Buslness vas snail. consist
ing o. $50 tons. but the tone o. the market gas
hrm and lnAl quotations we're ! ~ points lei
higher Range Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-26

% N Iqi.al2bc; "a ID. III GllIe picked mans .il
me- ~ ~. &c TAILOW-FiHn: special; &c GlE:.
Gs coaatS. ea57.a LA8p" S.sG,a m essy
s1g,I Amrrtcs II soc, C6lunent lie; I Bs,I.'
kegs. Il 4Oc. compound steady. $3.50 9'rA"
MILAN: o.eo. Toe. chs lasd. I~I
cOTToasEEO OIL.
Was moderately active. and after SLOWING nm .it
~, ,arIy. prices broke during the afternoon ~Nd
rIo,sd 10 : points net lover Range OF prices
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Wisconsin Edison.

Tho income account of the Wisconsin
Edison Company for the month and
year ended January 81, which was made
public yesterday, diseloses gross OPP
Grating revenue of 1857 $3.50, for the
first month Of 1918, an increase OF 0.S
per cent over January OF last year.
Operating charges wer reduced nearly
. per cent, and net earnings, which
amounted to 1913. 555, showed a gain Of
SO per cent The balance available
for the Wisconsin Edison Company
and depreciation Of subsidiary com
panies, was S174,575, an increase of
nearly 6 per cent For the twelve.
months period the company earned
SS.G42,0s2 in gross, and net income,
after expenses, was s3,526140, an in
crease OF 0.2 per cent, while tibet bal
ance made a decline Of ga per cent.
The appropriation for depreciation
during the year totalled ss58,907, or
nearly z per cent more than in the
year preceding.
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Within a week the financial district
has had three important reasons for
uneasiness, arising out Of international
political conditions, but, thanks 20 the
absence OF widespread speculation IN
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