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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
FOREIGN MARKETS.

,,..,r,ot Fen % -WHEAT-Spot weak: No ]
,,iiai,lg. igs "a: No g. rs So No 3. rs 81; No
Iard win,er. - lOd CoRN-Spo, quiet Amer
80 '--' mixed Cd - SID: American MIXED, nes.
20" a. fIturss sasy. February. - SUD- Mach.
?, 81 FLoCR--winter patent 'g, HIN HtSsm IN
Irnt-n tPacnc COAST 81 5salt - re an,
.r5It r,5 g., CO. clear bellies. sos 81 ions clear
IpiId.rs. ush. tis heavy ols' shon ceA IN, ~,
~. Western fsresH new ai- 20. oI Us A,.sI =.
ian r,e.ri. pals 55s. 56-ib boxes. SIS CHELSS
T.r'lJf4u D. tsf whites and cu.g-oi new tts %
M iSF-Sp!uts. s3s LlNSEED OIL. Us
hitarrtdi 81. af-Kerred ei.d EO-lN- common
III al nominal COTTONSEED olls-hu' reni''''
Ic-d5n. Feb 90 -LINsEEp- Calcutta. fso &c
March. s1s "a LlNSEED on; .o' ~, IA. "a,
,r.-i,. aud TALLOW-AusirAlisnt so % Llh LIZ
f:T[TINI,-sp,r.s Is 80. kOSlN-AmeIle~ Az
strained. lis 81. nre. 10 ti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

Stockholders ~ Sears. Roebuck l. Co. yesterday
authorized an Increase In The compsnys common
stock from $40 900 900 20 $50 600 600 and the
directors subsequently declared 70 per cent com
mon stock dividend. payable April !, to holders o.
record March IS
The stock Exchange COMMITTEES has established tho
following minimum prices. United Railways Of st.
Louis preferred. 20. and Southern Railway com
mon, free.
Gross operating revenue Of the Baltimore Ohio
Railroad Company for January. which amounted TO
S. 4S6g 81. showed a decrease Of 1920 ia compared
with hat month IN 1914. and net earnings after
expenses we're $l.532. s7S. loss OF S37 G07.
The Delaware Lackawanua & Western Railroad
Company A. the annual meeting yesterday. elected
Eeekman Winthrop TO the board Of director 10
MI a vacancy.
The International Paper Company reports for the
wear ended December 81. 1914. total revenue OF s..
OSs Ss7 compared with t2gsI.ll0 IN the preceding
year. Total surplus tiucluding surplus carried from
lHID. after interest charges. depreciation and pfc.
ferrrd dividends. was Sll.G St9. an increase o.
$yss5s5,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

rl,, demand Tor tonnage held steady ara 49,
-. nd airsl IL al trades By ne ught olet
80 m to1uaEs Quotations 20 LitepooL 4ld.
T1ndon. la. Hull 94d cotton n Ll,eipoe,, ", ~
ri; = 90 c-s oats Virginia 10 wesi coast I4J
~ "a March. Brush steamer - eoo eT' ..no
Urifi.i steamer 5000 a.. same bfltish 'Tti,,
~ o6a -r. .arIa t0 London. AEoumouIh Or bu..ti'
Nfrr.h. AI.iI. British steamer lGfe'ol.D ?. ag,
~, -, rrsIr Afanur 5agse 20 ROTTERDAM. ~ ol'
49,. ,.-|f d, Have. lg1s "a. March, spanish
steamer 95ls tons same 70 haf'r 5o,e.,,.i,,
Afi.. - .,.5s . or y months. p I'sh ApfN.
p,ii'.b .feamsr .l60 tons gofrc-iedi. 'inr e. .
-, ne r,artb. "a "a. British steamer. b'' tgn'
...'..,i1u.I,. We, India tfsde, J. mouths Gun
tiru.tf51 - 81. March.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
CASH OTOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. February %. 1915.


NHEAT-NLis underlying conditions 'u Tie
wheat market. as they pertain 20 me immediate
ing Of uncertainty has developed. and prices broke
violently under heavy liquidation, closing with net
losses Of 52t@5A.c. Reports That The allied forces
had made considerable progress 20 their operations
against The forts the pprd3Uelles were largely
responsible for the heavy selling movement. as tho
trade feared the eject ~ the opening ~ this pas
sage. which would Nberate fo.i ~ wheat from
Russia The Winnipeg market declined S-.Has. @
over our holiday. and spot prices 90 Liverpool were
lG2d lower under increased selling pressure here
The higher freight rates prevailing aud the recent
advance IN war risks have made sales 90 Europe
somewhat more difficult and foreign business was
smaller sales since Saturday amounting % only
generally satisfactory, but some apprehension
was felt regarding an extensive s.eet storm which
was reported west o' the Mississippi River working
eastward. The visible in the United States showed
decrease u 1Sl2.000 bushels. while total stocks
in America decreased 2Sfs o0n. but. on the whole.
these figures were not as large as anticipated by
winter wheat was quoted ~ s. 604l and No hard
Dulaih. Ii ~. sad 30 ] No-,hern Manitoba,
81 652s. ( Buffalo. CORN-Fct The influence
lower. closing 2ka2S.c below the fuai ~ Saturday
A private report made farm reserves 81 the country
900 .00O. 900 bushels. compared with SOC 600 900
last year and The visible showed an increase Of
1856 900 bushels bringing The total IN Al 24s 900.
compared with 1887 900 last year CASH 40 q
yellow corn was quoted a. $3.50. : 20 arrive
OATS-Ths market was moderately active and prices
were eEsier closing lN@2c net lower Export
orders were IN the market, and total sales for The
day were estimated ~ 10000 bushels The
visible Increased "a 00O compared with decrease
Of $4,000 last year. local cash market easy
standard $50; No 2, 6sHci No 3. o-igc. 10 :.
6lHc; fancy clipped. CSC &C; ordinary clipped.
ern, 81 a. c New York BARLEI-Essier:
feeding S9Lc, ! New York; mailing. Ssa CSC.
G / BuSslo. BCCKWHEAT-Dul. prime state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24

ALTERATIONS.
FEBRUARY a.
Manhattan.
Items under 5000 omitted
EAST HOUSTON ST. 253. 20 q 5 sly tenmt: esta,s
Of / Sprung, l26 w llsth o.. owner, Sommerned
4 steckler. 81 onion 50. architects: cost. 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24

Receipts for week. s4.4l3 pkgsI last week i2623;
exports 10 Egrops. $500. Imports. l.ie5. Market
literally supplieI with most grades o. fresh butter
Tie downward tendency checked By a rocov-
oFy Of lc on Friday. after which tho market ruled
steady 20 firm 10 tho close. Business indicates
larger consumption result o. lower retail
yrceA Creamery. extras (e9 scorel, 5lhc; higher
5.hci frsts 2-830iec. seconds. 2082'izc: he'd.
extras ig1 scorei. 25G29o. higher. 2eA9 900.
arst. 2oI@27ac. seconds 259 26c. state daily.
finest, zee Soc. good % prime 26@ 2Sc' imitation
creamery. lrsts. 25G24c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
AUCTION OFFERINGS TO-DAY.

The following parcels will be offered
to-day in the Nesoy 81 salesroom;
BY Jo.-rh r Day.
tIqTH ST iq3 " g. 2sJ y Lemon AZ, Zorloe IL
) sly diva, II loFerro. lr, e, al; sSr, ssi Z q
Vol fef amt due 'iesss 49, tiIs5. e.. S5ln -
sg fat speech, az, II Rosenb.rg ct =, sai ts
isI e ety.; .ss !sI Il N'''' rel amt o''' ''''
BY. u Philips a Co
1880 ST. as W .. 200 Amsterdam, ~ IS- ~ q
rs, l3i8 = lins<rdam az s2sril to g Nieho.a a.
* {StgS552 i soE. 81 ;se AZ q sheridan 60 j
l. Building co st al; J. Rosalssy, ATTY = Z
Ieubusohsr. ref due. 15s.tlo as' taxes e'~
By Bryan ]. Kennedy.
CANNON ST, lls, e. I25 > Houston Il, 25Iloo. z
sly brk tsnmt and stores Isabella schwao e I.
at y Shapiro Il al HiSch. /. sttysj - A
speuissy. ref; due. {23.lF n: iSfes' etc a.
mtRcts ST, ss5, VI, il2 4. Sd s. aSIi2c, 3 st: :,
a. Bowers 8 attysi W Clafe' rei' que $'"-
bli a. taxes. etc. f3i2 10.
At The BronH SAlesroom.
BY Joseph p. Day.
sTEBBINs Az 1908 1908 .. 1859 ie5th st.
pOTss. sy Fat. Mag Hebron sst N Gi5to ct a.
is9 s2i sub TO two mtsl sssregnting s2SSo0.
BY Hsnry Brady.
MORRIS Az, 1895 >, $50 le5th s. .oreo: .
sty tenutI y d holman at Adslphins Hymg p
II Miller. atty; Moran. rel; due ss'v's o.
taxes. etc. sass.
BY Gsorre Price.
18TH ST. b2T T, 8. Is BsthEa,s Az. 2'tloo, 2
~ ,y d@S; s msaeP HcETe.ty ref; due. 81
b2l az taIes, etc. 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24

Receipts II 900 boIes; exports 70 Europe, l75J5.
Market las oased "a since our last report, Slight
concessions are tie rule, AMI even Al the lower
figures quoted the market continues weak state.
whole milk hold. specials l7g lI5.c. average fancy
I6A altA.o winter. export type specials. l0l. g
ltisc. average. fancy l5]sdlJc. Wisconsin. whole
milk double daisies. lt8l6Hc. single daisies. Do
aIGhC. twins l69i6%4c; Young Americas. 10
I5a.c: state. skins. held. specials. liH lac; VIM
ter. specials. l5i. 8l4s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
Continental Exchanges at
New Low Records in
Their History.
STERLING, TOO, is
CLOSE TO LOWEST
Foreign Selling of Stocks and
Bonds Here Aided by the
Break In Rates.

All the foreign exchanges were weak
again yesterday, but Continental rates
we're weakest Of all. This in spite Of
the steady, II slow, liquidation Of Sc
eurit,es IN this market from Germany,
HOLLAND, Austria and Hungary, and IN
mart from Great Britain. At BIS for
he dollar francs touched new low
record. and yet only few months
AGO. with the war at its height, French
exchange was the highest In the world.
Marks went 10 four for S2S4 cents, q
erure never known before. Italian
cbeeks were even weaker than French,
lire being obtainable, but not wanted,
a. SIG for the dollar. And a Ira,
theoretically, IS worth almost as much
a. franc in normal times. As for
.roner, tho exchange Of Norway and
sweden. they could be got yesterday
81 i6 cents, as against q normal value
~ shout 20A. All the world is buying
here food. ammunition, supplies for
war srd supplies for peace. And IL is
because slI the world IS buying in this
country much more than it IS selling
here that the dollar reiGns supreme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24

Receipts for Enek. t22O9 Gases Following our
last weekly report scarcity developed and prices
advanced sharply. reaching 2s82sho for rrstA on
Friday. slight reaction occurred on SATURDAY.
and on Mondays holiday express deliveries were
promptly taken Al tho close early trading was
lar but later there las been more stock oner-
ing and prices have fallen back. closing weak al
uo decline Fresh gathered. extras, dozen, 2657 G
g7c; EXTRA frsts. 26c nrstA S5G25hci seconds.
2IG2lne; refriEerator best, 208 2lci hennsry
whites. fine TO fancy, H832oi gathered. a. 70
SOC; henuery browns. 27c: gathered and miIed.
25826o duck eEg, Baltimore, S@ $780, Ienne5-
eco and other coed Southern. SS9S1oi FAR South
eTn. acc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24

Low exchanges have accelerated for
len selling of American securities and
made foreign investors ignore the
prices Of stocks and bonds here. For
heir stocks and bonds they are paid
IN dollars, which will buy now more
hounds sterling or marks or francs
than ever before, not merely more than
thew would before the war broke out,
but more than they have ever bought
since business between the United
States and Europe began. On the
other hand, European nations and in
dividuGls who are forced by their
necessities TO buy here have 10 pay
through the nose for what they get.
IN dollars the prices Of goods are not
20 much altered; the difficulty is 70
yet the dollars. Europe Will not pay
gold. so she has TO buy American funds
AZ an almost ruinous premium. And
because Europe cannot sell enough
goods to people IN this country 20 Of
set the debt created by what she is
practically forced 20 buy here, she will
have to offer securities IN this market
either her own or ours-to keep the
balance from tipping too far.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
New Third Avenue Directors

Directors OF the Third Avenue Railway
Company at a meeting Yesterday elected
Iy0n r.. Strauss and Edwin NJ. BWghdrt 10
the board. Mr. Strauss. besides being
large FtoCkhoider. was chairman OF the stock
holders investigating committee which re-
Gently issued a report on the condition anu
sfsi~s OF the corporation. Mr.. Burghart Is
also a large stockholder and represents the
lnurrn LLIet estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24

,,,. p..s,,,s 1000. native and Souihe9s niger
IL 49, steers S1aSS Is. COWS sna ns sI ~
sa.,1 e. storFrrs and feeders. - -1@9' -
81. 49, indian steers. s. 2.0NI %. eoSs t,,s 81
% siasf. native calves S'Hfli o. th ~ 20,
N' g'.i-t. 800 higher native mu'tol* e. ,o@
e. i.1,Is e. r. 81 u; ycarlnss. - -,
Fss Bural6 Feb e3-CATIiE.T,NGo6ne I Iot sac
Wis Receipts IS. active; HGSl2 oo n t.,.s1
nndl .Nl 500 active aud steady; un,nsHs,1,
UiIFfP AND LASiBS-Rscsipts 400; 'e''o 1"'
steady; unchanged
R, Telegraph to The Tribuns.l
no,,o, Feb Livestock receipts ~ ~. ca, ca
d.. az sheen and lambs, 1872 calves. Z'''l' Log
Gy.,,r,- of cattle little Eea7ief than w. Me-,
@ IA market frm at the previous le'e. ~
- 80, eirars and oxen. SaNizc. good Ia
i,., ra,ry cows Ga 6tzc. iew extras I'4'i9 IN
t',a,,. fsft to good COWS. 5dOc. ofdhSiy 20 20
.--5'.- a8E.. poor go n &C.. bulls IN lEl'
'-.-r ~ a. aHtlr with some fancy Lea'y, -;
VI r5f,as ur.rsuyrd AZ so d9lzc Tor srnsi A.
W., o, good quality with choice up 20 -,
ll.,,-.e "a .vrs sac. small Sa@& each hoS'
80 Al n. al. utcuegrt. and s'1@gc ore
ie.sirts IRON the West smaller. and rom Wv
ir,r4r9 ughr Sheep and lambs 10 Iafset sup
-, a-l sold o. DE previous range. fHor iol
.t.e, and f7y4c 'Jr lsmos Tie quafahune
rr.s,lfs ,i9rs Rave been made more stringent Q.
,tii1t N he renewed outbreak Of the foot ahd
mouth disease On thi. state. shipments Tor 'H
mediate slaughter are SIN permitted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
Buying Acceptances.

Following the example set week or
so ago bv Philadelphia, the Federal
Reserve Bank Of this district has at
last begun 10 buy bank acceptances for
investment. No information was oh
,ainable Yesterday Of the amount OF
The purchases nor Of the rate at which
nev were bought.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
>DFRGROUND ELECTRIC RAILWAYS
CnMEANA or LONDON. IIMIILlJ

UNDERGROUND ELECTRIC RAILWAYS
COMPANY or LONDON, LIMITED
o PER CENT INCOME BONDS or les'.
Notice is hereby given that Interest on
re Income Bonds for the haif-year end'o
December 8lst 1914. AZ the rate or ~ per
annurn tree OF British income tax, VIII be
PAID against presentation and surrender or
Coupon No -. on and after che hrst cay
~ March. 1918, in London ~ the Lonooh
yopnty & WestminsteT Bank, Ltd.' IN Nv
Yefk az the New York Trust company ]"
Amsterdam by Associate Casa .,..
Coupons must be LEFT for examination
fhree clear days before payment
BY order Of the Board.
W. y MANDELICK. Secretary
London. February IS. 1919
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24

Trading r. the general market "" opi-ter, snd
TIE only feature vas TIE opium mmEet Wflei
keen compeutiou smonE dealers. Essential oils we're
quiet. with Eubs oil easier and others about IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
Mnrk for the l. {. {.

The Interstate Commerce Commls-
sion has enough 70 do, but II the al,
rsctors Of one Of the Western railroad
companies keep on adJournlng their
meetings somebody will be asking them
pretty soon 20 determine what proper
ton OF common carriers income
should reasonably be absorbed by a.
gectors' fees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
S5.OOO.OOO Power Co. Loan,

Montreal DISPATCHES TO the financial district
yes-er5sv announced that the Montreal Tram.
WAYS and Power Company had completed
arrangements IN New York for financing w.,
0S5 O55 tbree-year notes which fan due April
~ ;s understood that the bankers in the
Transaction are Potter Choate Prentice,
SrS. tramways company has an issue OF
e. 600 900 notes falling due April !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24

RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser ard tttoi
FEBRUARY %.
Manhattan,

'f irr.s; so%asrindyoE to Jessie u somarindycs
IFS wife. at Colorado Springs. Coll Jan n; ssityi
BRoHDWIY. vs.. IooIl n 52d st. 25l1l5; sth AZ.
s. from 206th 20 2oIh a. lSs lOAlOgi
Godlng to Lawyers Title InS and Trust Co; FEB
saooae ST, KISS. $. so1loo also woosts, s.
e. Stl aso I2 s5 e. 'e s;,y % S ear
Ho1sToN ST. s. 90 v Mansin ct. 2oS75. 5
Goebel 10 MAILER. l5i Grand 81. Brooklyn
FEB j mtg $500 e,,y. 7 g Co fl9o
HUDSON ST. cor l0th s.. l0IIl0oElto 3IlO5
Son = s'ps' sc s5 s's to scbseer s55 Groto
T. F G,3,,l, (pI5s 10000 aud s. g. a'iyi
SIN Az VT i365, 80, :. eos q Il5th st, % sIloo. Il
Job 10 \ JoseDhson and auO. 3l2 Manhattan
az; Oct 3. 1914 mtg S23.o0O)i atty. NJ Arens;
msTH 81, Al W. g. 1854 LoqoI az. lsl6t
lOOlli Amy Levy 70 II Bennett l2t gllt ~
Noy TO- 1914 mtg 'lo5ool; atty. + FS, q,
las Mp3 ST. u W n a.. 4sl v I.no, ~ ls5i
Rossgiils \ J; Feb 70 mtg $4,000: atty, T C
t III, ia A%'.t I55 l, t95o' n
5OI5s ii (m,a s55.OOOji 1850 st, n 5. 2lO e
lcnoI Az 5O109.Il mtg $4,000 ii+th g. 5.
100 lenox Rv J0x99 II (mtg $4,000, Laura
Hocrtel to Rosentha Realty Co. 40 st Mich,
oa Terrace; FEB 20: -
The Bronx.
Conrad to Ranc PA an st lmts Sl.6ool ;
Feb Is: atty. Title Guarantee and Trust Co; u
SAME PROPERTY. A Ranc 10 + Conrad. 1917
81 av lmtg 81 6OOl Feb D.; same atty: 81
BEACH Az " 8. 1918 l56th ST. Al. IL irreg; J
5 Silver ref 70 II Kudlich ct al. e1rs. ll9 W
Beth st; Feb 10: atty, { kudlich. 2JS bwy
cRimmlns Az. 500 and s3l. 5. 4s.s1so; D c
Armstrong et al 10 Moss Estate, Inc. go Wall ~
Cmtg S3I,50O); Feb -; sttys. Creevey X 90
FOX ST. 65l to 655 n s. sI3rl25; Checchlna Ca
rucc 10 Gussie Friedman. 1872 Clinton Az lmtg
SOS 0OOl: Feb 10; atty. Friedman. 5SI Ire,
KiNGsBRipeE Ro. s 22t2 n Bhsgs az 81. q
irreg; W Wright Sons. Inc. % Florence NJ
Wright 2j4o Valentine az .mtg S3.lSo); Feb 3;
ats. II Wright 3jl T. l4lst s.; 81
LOT 20. Blk y. map D0re LyOni y Robillard 70
{ Ebert lfi7 Zeregs az. FEB %; atty. w Peters
&, Co 1914 fremont sy SlOO
LOT e5 map W Duncan; Rosa Constance 70
Rose + Ofrlas 2ls IAN ST mtg 5000; June
sol 1914: Ettys Hillqult y L, 30 Church ST.. 81
SAME PROPERTY; Rose + Otras 70 Vera Itlll-
quit 24S W l3lst ST tmtg 5000; Jan go same
LOT I6s same map: Cristanl to \ Ardito. NJ
Washington 49, Weehawzen y j; Feb II; sitys
G. ] AicEwan. summit and De Mott SIS. West
LOT i2o to i23 map l3i lots Ellen VI Hen
Messy. Farbcr Contracting Co 10 Harris
7lG Jackson Az tmtg s. 7Go) Feb 49, atty. ; y
LOTS 4io, AS and 4e2 to ass. map west part Ben
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24

Business was principally switching from March
and MAY into lstcr positions. and out Of tho das
sales of o.. 900 tags 43. 900 were exchange. To
day viii be fryt notice day for March contracts.
but the action of the market yesterday suggested
that March liquidation has been complete ami that
those who are long wiz take delivery some with a
view o: shipping the coffee 10 Europe. very
steady tone prevailed I'm absence o. pressure. and
AZ the close values were 20 p1iI-- net higher.
Receipts a. Brazilian points were large but the
Brazilian markets we're steady ard unchanged 20
and RIO exchange on London showed a. advance %
I'D Cost and freight market Irregular. and while
easier and there seemed 10 be more coffee offered
for sale Santos A. were quoted in the cost and
freight market q e75G9 30c. a. ard IS a. s65@
3 Zoe - At siz aSAc. 6 ~ 500, RIO "a % = a.
! 8Sc 70 al 6S597c and IS and - - 6GjG6 100,
Local spot prices unchanged. with RIO Is quoted
a. IAc. ItanEs Of pnres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24

BoWERY, 1873. . o. so Grand a. 5.2I65 iox
irreg: J somarindyck to Jessie VI Somarindyck
his wife. at Colorado Springs. Col; Jan y; atty;
BRoADWAY, vs.. lOoii n J2d ct. 25lIl5; 9Th ay.
s. from 2O6th 70 2o1h a. l9g loIl09i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
lInier,s, q, pr cent unless otherwise sta,sd
FEBRUARY e.
Manhattan.


FEBRUARY -.
Manhattan.
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY, .. 100 . u Lenor az.
f0GlO0. leasehod. A R0scns,nin - j. W Nor
rtson. = 4'th g June 9. 1910. due. &c. -
Icr bond: ary. Title Guar Go; $1,000
"Io S.II.r 20 I, : Gosbsl. sss W STA st, Fsb
n due Jan I. 1870. atty. Tits Guar Co; 81. $50
SANE PROPERTY. same 70 same. feo III dus
.oIE ST. l'5' '1 i5s o. Oh At, grsss iSa is
O'Couneu 70 German Saw Bank. Isl ih az;
Feb %. / ". stJs Amend 4 A. llS Nssssg
HrA ST. rs. Ji7 " q wes, End ~ isIlo2 2.
Ruth DrIcksr 70 neKims. t3h q lso
2S prior mtg SIS. 900 due a. per bond; a,tys,
RossnGAs Dodd. 81 BHO, Nl9'
The Bronx.
BARKER Az, Is. g Jun1nns It. s3Iio9 J
Conrad 70 German American Building and Loan
Association, and Sd Az: Foo IS insi!s
9; sttyI Tile GUARANTEES and Trust Col "; e2o
CARPENTER Az - lits 229!h st. aeIl'5
Il LoeTenthai. 1871 boston I'd s., 800
CRESTON Az, cor lssth 81 eiIllIt. A
schmidt 70 Lion Brewery. Nov H. 1910: demand
LoT 100, map Century Investing Co; srAt;on
. Daisy FIeu.el 55S Bergen AZ; FEB "a Que
Feb IS. 1918. D c. stJ. W kAhL IsS bWE
LOT a., map W Duncan Romano 70 II 9
Merritt. lSi + 5lst st: FEB II due Jan ]. 1920. 8
G. atty. Merritt WILCOX AZ. ThroEs NeSE;
oLiHVllLE Az. W., $50 25oth st, 2sIlOO s; V
Gerhsrds 70 Dankow.tz 755 Jennings At prior
mtg s450O): Dec 30. 1914; J yrs. . G.: ATTY.
X Loggenthal 1871 Boston I'd tVVy
1850 ST. li9 Prospect az tsTiool II Keller and
Fsb. 10: 5 yrs; D c: atty. schWei1sr' ss2 o.E
1881 81: b'Os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24

Liverpool cables Spot quiet; sales. 1000 bales
ports 70 900. American. IS. 900 Mid up and. ED
Futures opened quiet unchanged 70 point lower az
compared with Monday. closed quiet. al nd de
cline OF 1921 points. as compared with last Sat
urday May-Juue 4s4d: July Aug. l92i9d: Oct
Nov. 504i.d. Jan-Feb. Ind Msnchester-
YAM. dul but steady. cloths. Offers TOO low.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
LONDON WOOL AUCTIONS.

tc,io, Feb % The aol aurion ,aies opeasl
to,dsy With ofrr.nEs 81 1000 .Aiss u"l -, a W
- Ftytsr tiau Ne last SERIES. American. pa.i
io ami iIis pr cent ad'tn-, 70, ue ~ s1 NJ
49, NOD. 8 and ~ Or cent higher. TIE
80 49, 80. We aItlye buycrs. Uhl.s France puf-
chased only fparinzy. blt.Ns e4' 'i'''
f-g gCH h.Ies sill De- aTIlahe . ...---.-, 49,
ne board % Trade unonlei-l hilmAiei lIA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
new YORK PRICES.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
FLOUR AND MEAL.

The sharp break iu wheat had derorsli,iug
eject on -four. and business light with prices
rominally lower. Spring patents. 81 2jdS7 -:
sprng clears. 81 55f So 50. winter patents. S. 2Ed
81 IS: winter strsights = IC6S7 %. extra No /
winters S. sOdSG o.: 40 % g 104tI S.: Kansas
SiBS Io: IS sSGts e. 'WcKyIiTATS 'f TL0r ID
Duh: s. 25 nominal per 100 lbs. RYE FLOUR
Easy. fair 20 good S7aS Is. choice 10 fancy.
s. 20GS So. COBNMEAIs-Easy. dn dried. 81 o..
BAG MEAL-Easy. Fine white and yellow 81 SOa
81 So; coarse 81 550tI 80. FEED-Wcstcru quiet
bran l00-lb sacks 81: standard midjungs do.
S27 -four. do $S2 30 red dog -four ls0-jb sacks.
t35 90 city quiet bran. bulk. $2J 30. l"0-lh sacks
s2s: heavy. do. SIS. -four, do. $50 30. red dog
-four. HOLD sacks. $50. oil meal. $40 501$iI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
Auction Sales Yesterday.

Parcels sold at auction in the Nesey
Street salesroom yesterday follow:
By Henry Brady
losTH ST, Il ", IS q. ManhsiiIin :" r i5t
loo H. sty church. W A Marlin sG tirs
main ref. due. $50 1873 A.. To the plainun for
By Joseph P. DAY.
,sa 81 " Sd ~. 2Ors29 3. 4 sly
ool A G Montague ast L A Carter = al ;
vi Montague atty. n Bell ref: due. SivOo a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
=, ~, a. NfxyV1iS TOBACCO COMPANY

ROTTcE or ANNUAL MEETING;
The Annual Meeting Of the Stoc khoiesis
- Lggett & Myers Tobacco COMPANY ~
The election Of Directors Tor Dse ensuing
year and the Transaction OF bucn oiheI
business as may properly come beIoIS ~, 49,
meeting. will be held al the home Oiu.e
~ the Company, No. IS Exchange i'@,e,
Jersey CITY. n a. n oclock 4. NJ. on
Monday, March Sth. I'LL .--..
r. ". THURSToN, secretary
81. Louis Mo. February stth lslo,---
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN ThA,ss Ih y,
Annual Meeting OF the stockhoideIs oi
Thu American Tobacco Company! ana 81
election Tor Directors thereof. VIII be hel9
a. the once Of the Company. az ~
eleven o'clock In the forenoon Of Wednes-
DAY. March 10th. 1875. -. $3.50
The Preferred and Common STOCK u@ '.ls.
fer books were closed from - o'clock noon;
February 18th. 1915. ana viii be f'opth'o
81 10 A n MRrcS 18Th. ltlb.
JOSIAH =. WILCOX, SefFe'sf''