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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-17

The continued spell of dry weather
Is causing some uneasiness among
the farmers, although up to this date
there has been plenty of water for
irrigation and no serious damage has
yet resulted. 's
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-17

The new building for the bakery
at the Soldiers and Sailors home Ia
nearly completed. All the modern
appliances for making bread will be
installed, including an electric bread
mixer.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-17

The Saguache County Fair associ-
alton met last week and fixed the
dates on which the fair will be held
this fall. The dates chosen were
September %, "a and 25.-Crescent
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-17

F S. Bowdish is building an eight
room house for Frank Van Buskirk
on his farm eight miles northwest
of Monte Vista.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-17

Miss Mety of Denver arrived in
Monte vista Tuesday morning. She
VIII make her home in Monte Vista
with her father who is proprietor of
THE Famous"
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-17

Masters Jim and Clifford Bowers
lert Tuesday evening for Wetmore,
Colo, to visit several days with their
grandparents.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Boys of Los Ange-
les. Cal, are visiting with Mrs. Rhoda
Cole of this place.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-17
Preventing Damage
By Crasshoppers

Complaint is coming from a few
districts of some damage caused by
over abundance of grasshoppers,
steps should be taken to not only
stop the damage to this years crop
but to kill the grasshopper before
the eggs are deposited. This would
tend to prevent an outbreak another
year.
The following, known as the Kan
sas Formula" for a poisoned bran
mash is being used in Colorado with
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-17

sas Formula for poisoned bran
mash is being used in Colorado with
good results:
Paris Green 3 pounds
Bran ............. so pounds
syrup ............ quarts
Water ............. 5 gallons
Lemons ............ 10
Mix thoroughly the bran and Paris
green while dry; dissolve the syrup
"a cheap grade) in the water;
squeeze the lemons into this. and
finely chop the peel end pulp, and
add them also; put this mixture in
to the bran and Paris green, and stir
so as to dampen the mash thorough
ly.
This poison bran may be sown
broadcast where the grasshoppers
are most abundant. This is valuable
to use along ditch banks and fence
rows.
On level cultivated fields or mead
ows the best and most economical
ittloh VI
grasshoppers is to collect them in
hopper dozer. A cheap and practical
form consists of sheet-iron pan,
three or four inches deep, placed
upon wooden runners, with an up
right oilcloth or piece of canvass at
the back. The back chould be at
least two and one-hilf feet high.
This is to prevent the insects from
flying over the pan. When all is
ready for use. partially fill the pan
with water and coal oil, and drag it
across the field, and the hoppers will
jump or fly into the pan. The horses
should be attached to either end of
the hopper dozer, so that, as the
machine approaches, the hcppers
will jump and alight in the mixture.
The winged hoppers will, in most
cases, fly against the back of the
hopper doZer, fall into the pan and
be killed by the coal oil, which is a
deadly insecticide. Those that get
out of the pan will soon die from the
effect of the oil. Where the grass
hoppers are very numerous thc- will
very soon fill the pan and have to be
removed. so that at intervals a fresh
supply of the oil and water Will be
needed. This outfit may be made at
cost of $3.50.
Anyone having any serious trouble
with grasshoppers should get in
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-17
LEGAL NOTICE
FATE VI SS,

rr of COLORADo'
TATE VI )ss.
'o'A In the District Court
~. matter of the ad-
0 ~, .a dn of Priorities
Water Rights in wa
81. ., District No. 81, o.
, Os,itions numbered s6s,
psa go and s72 OF the
s w., Irrigation Dis
, atlt and Petition NO.
o a of the Alamosa
cock Canal Company to
.hange the point OF dl-
rsrsion of water.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-17

j., THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE
I, 80 n col .ORADO AND ALL PER
CONS, ASSOCIATIONS AND COR
S Sun I'T1ONS INTERESTED AS
ppWNERs IN ANY DITCH, CAN
o " ar RESERVOIR, OR THE
f 40 OF WATER IN ANY
n pITru CANAL OR RESERVOIR
N WATER DISTRICT NO. Il,
GREETING:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-02
LOAN LIMIT EXTENDED
Cotton Pool Fund To Be Open
Till February 3.

One application for loan 20 the
$i35,0000OO cotton loan fund was re-
coived yesterday by the committee, the
date fixed As the expiration OF the
period during which applications would
be received Owing 10 the remoteness
Of some Of tho Southern banks, how
ever. and the possibility that SONS sp-
plicstions may yet be in the mail, it
was decided that ell applications made
on February would he considered,
and to afford ample time for the re-
ceipt Of sucn applications the time
limit was extended until February 5.
While no plan has yet been made
public for meeting the expenses of
the committee in managing the fund,
g was stated yesterday that the attor-
news fees have been waived, which
will mean a considerable reduction.
Tie failure Of the cotton pool as
practical proposition is expected to be
followed shortly by an announcement
Of its dissolution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-02
NEW YORK PRICES.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
lNTt RI0R RtCtIPIs

,,a Whss. SET. S. "a, 81 ei5. 81 a., 81 50
july ........ D "rz 4tA 49, 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-02
CHICAGO WHEAT HIGHER
Foreign Gables Send Prices
Soaring-0ats and Provisions

Chicago, Feb. Immense purchss-
ing carried the wheat market to-day
up 51sc a bushel. Shortage in Eu-
rope had become so acute that Italy
and Sweden announced the complete
removal Of import duties on grain.
Although the extreme advance in
prices Of wheat here was not fully
maintained and there was nervous
feeling At the close, the finish was 2Ssc
20 42sc above Saturday night. Corn
gained sc net and oats &c to sc.
Provisions closed 2l2c or to 7l2c up,
compared with Saturday night.
Wheat prices reached their topmost
point when Il became a certainty that
the weekly total Of the United States
visible supply would show huge fall
ing off
Heavy buying Of May wheat here by
some Of the largest export houses was
generally assumed 20 be the outcome
Of seaboard transactions on account Of
The food crisis in Italy. Wheat for
gpot cash delivery could not be OBJ
tanned except in limited quantities.
Corn rose with wheat, but at a much
slower rate. Nevertheless the market
touched the highest levels in twenty
wears. Business was on a huge scale.
The increase OF the visible supply OF
corn proved almost exactly as great
as the. diminishing Of the stock Of
wheat. Oats, like corn, assumed broad
proportions.
Liberal selling by packers wiped out
most of an advance in provisions. The
upturn appeared TO be due chiefly 10
the grain bulge and 70 notable gains
I'm the export Of lard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-02

There should be very interesting
meeting Of the Un}ed States Chamber
Of Commerce on Wednesday. because
among the speakers are 20 be the
President and three OF his Cabinet. So
far as business is concerned the Pvesi-
dent is best known as the discoverer
Of two great booms, the first announced
Just before the outbreak OF the Euro
pesn war and the second now in opera
ton. Mr.. McAdoo has unesrthed more
conspiracies by the Money Power than
ell the other Secretaries OF the Treas
ury combined, but his latest fame rests
upon the ocean treights report 20 Con
eress, in which Mr. Redfeld collabo-
rated TO the extent of lending his sig
nature. Mr.. Redfeld once contracted
70 build more gallowses for erring bust
ness men than all the Humans ever
born could decorate. As for Mr.. Bryan,
who will speak on american Invest
meuts Abroad" was e not ne who told
Americans appealing for protection that
they had no business 20 have any money
invested IN Mexico And who made -
impossible for American bankers 70
participate IN new losns 70 China?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-02
FORKCLOSERE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
YORK-'rhs Franklin savings Bank IN 80
city Of New York Plaintiff. against Belle
Bloch and others Defendants
In pursuance - the judgment - 'ore'l o7ira
and sale. ,dIly made and entered in tNH
ahoyc-entiflsd action. bearing date mo Slin
day ~ Noyenhe-. 1915. ]. the anGsrNiE n"4.
the Referee In said judgment, named. vII SCI
Estate Salsaroum. nos a and u Ncsey
street. In tho Borough % Manhattan. cay -
New YORK on me lnth DAY NJ February. l'.''
~ 70 o'clock noon. on traf faT. BY Joseph p
bay. Aucfiouesr the premises directed iY
said judgment % bs sold and therein de-
scribed follows.
All thar certain lot. piece or parcel ~ lard
situated in the ,Ify o. &aw York. With Tia
buildings thereon known a. sun. o. Sc vast
nth street. hounied and described 80 io'-
lort
BEGINNING on N. solrhsrly side % Ons
hundred and eleventh street a. point dis-
taut ninety eiElt .es feet westerly from ths
westerly side Of Park formerly FOURTH AsA-
nue., running thence southeriy. parallel with
Park Avenue and part Or he way WrolsH
psrty-wa.l one hundred lo0) feet and eleven
On inches 20 the middle line % The blocE.
running thence westerly along ssid middle
line Of the block sixteen 10 feet. running
thence northerIy. parallel With PARK ANen-s
and part OF the way through pArtN-"ah Or
hundred 400 feet and eleven 40 inches -
tho southerly side OF one hundred and .ley.
enth Street. and running thence easter
along said ono hundred and eleventh. Strsss
sixteen G0 feet 10 tho point or place 81 -
dated. New YORK January IL 1918
IsIDOR COFrS Refers-
WILSON 81. POWELL. JR.. Attorney 20
Plaintiff, No. Z Wall street Borough os
The following Is a diagram o, N. prcysrty
to be sold IS described above: its sueHs
Number is IS East illih Street.
Fas, Nth Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-02
Touches Bottom at
f.a,,and Market Shows
It's Relief.
~ MINIMUM OF
g HARDLY NEEDED
.,, IN Prices Of Products
',.,,uraccS Optimistic on
he Base Industry.

4 -, q, last been permitted 90
-. r's,s who're 10 seems CON
" w. 90 keen .ts head above water.
!. I,sst vfs She Interpretation
r. -, stree. ,0or ITS performance
- Since s.. did not stand
- ~. ~ minimum, but IN The great
~ ,-snsserr-s rose superior 70
. ,r.5.fe community assumed
" t-ouh.s e.. thst quarter Was
. ,i.N ere covering OF the dead
e and re rclef was reflected
- ~ .ta rst IN less than a
y .'sa-i-.~r- WAS lowered three
. =. sAou- $4,000 shares of the
iced hands On the first day
. =. 6.v5ar- was passed there
-, - only little over loo
~. minimum remaining a. IS.
~ 5sv. VII. 50 FOR - boundary,
70 ''..',gr;ed Or about $3.50 shares.
Gu The bottom figure. Friday
rs,6 shares sold and Saturday a
~ Yesterday there were nearly
y y - ~ The minimum had been re
=. IS The market closed with
:. ne " co 90 the stock, that
r -. a uhC wanted 20 sell steel,
f'l5Ts -, ~ -r-r. had been scoommo-
~ I,6 the s what the street
~ - las, Tuesday had been hop
zee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-02
Copper Taking Wings.

Corper was quotcd yesterday A. a.
cents a pound, though domestic con
sumption Is said 10 hc disappointing,
and export OF the metal. because of IT,
character 50 contrabsnd. is attended
With 40 many difficulties that Washing
ton is besiegcd by copper producers
uttering complaints. The Department
OF Commerce reported, IL Is true. that
about S0,00o,00O pounds net had been
exported this year up 20 January o.,
France alone taking nearly 100000
pounds in one week, but in December
only about 300 tons had been OK
ported on balance. Since the beginning
Of the year the 30 per cent production
compact has gone by tho board, ana
many Of The companies are reported 10
be operating at 60 per cent Of capacity.
II, in the face OF these condition, copper
prices can continue 70 advance the De
partment Of Justice may find that u
has new investigation on its hands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-02

- have been markets that have
- vs~v a..f for s time without
as les.a-. but often as that
= !. beer placed from its proud
- u has always come back. Now
=, ,onesrs 40 lave discovered its
i,v.i 6s r-r dividend payer IL
,,..;blv resume its leadership.
80. /. does -- have 10 sell highe-
/. ,,le indls.0.s Of its class any
]. .bs1 cartr.u q soldiers has 70
y ,I.s6 a. r.. f~IrC line. All that
|s-.D6ed a. 90 IS chat It shall move
81 other issues may preserve IN
s,,.pstors .t the market definite
ave position 90 =. Thus its varl.
y, vii he g.. CDItoue of those or
-,rle. ir &C. raj There rs good
a. any this should he expected Of
Il Nearly half the pig iron turned
:, this country annually is the
80. o. the corporation, and pig iron
.-Ir,,ion. rovs than any other single
.l5cYy. IS 81 index 90 the state or
u, Il the .~o1 and steel business
-,,srs Il Sc because the Purchasing
- ~ hundreds Of other businesses
vel sus,a ned. A slump m one
an, ecr.s,.wen' Of the other. over
81 perio8s O. time the price OF steel
mes for reasons peculiar to the
* market may not justly reflect
-r I, PONG OIL n the country, but
. q, end truth and the difficulty Of
.r4vrrnc an enormous floating sup
q stock vfI. rrG,8Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-02

p-,ss o. r-oa.a.s turned out ny the
s' Co-norat..r mills DO rot change
upidly g. the prices OF mauufac-
,ss Of the -0-ra.IeG independent com
-g,ss So . ts no be supposed, Win
e Carnegie >.e-. Company advanc-
f,he tariff on bars, plates and shapes
soon sfter -ra Republic Iron ( steel
4ed lis prices and with the Illinois
,s Coura-. soon 90 follow suit
q; there rs substantial change for
=, better ,- t.a steel industry, Up 10
4, rreser.. Tie railroads have not
,-gtt on me scale that was hoped Tor
owing the Eastern rate decision.
Be eau.pnel. companies have 10 com
IAN o. that. q well as the steel mliiS;;
b. IN the large number OF railroad
q,ri1rs reuo-ts that are now avail
t,s. eover.r- the first SIX months OF
70 new fsce. year, there is GOOD iea-
g, for this. fortuuately, some OF the
.,ats have found iu the easy money
-lrkst an opportunity to raise FUNDS
,iough the sale of securities. lhose
IA, are lucky enough to have high
.ude bond available Tor issuance
ls the Pennsylvania, are getting
money a. not 200 high a rate ano VIII
y abe 70 do some shopping. Others
. seems. viii have TO have recourse
% the security market, whether cap'-
a FOR tbsr, IS cheap or dear, because
rr,everaI Years they have been putting
= necessary purchases and no" can
rrnons tbern no longer. On that
7-i,s % deferred buying the steel
ltsstry and the equipment con l. pau
~ counting more than on the business
= De Immediate future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-02
LIVERPOOL CABLES.

L'y.-po,'. Feb. l-WHEAT-spo; firm. Sos :
. and Manitoba no stOsk. No hard winter.
l-, a.. futures nominal. corn Spot steady .
American mixed. new. Is cd. American mixed.
cJ is l'sI. futures fem. February IS ''sf.
al'rcl. "a 3D. FLuJR-Wmler patents. i5s. nos
In London lfsClE Coast. - - D.. BELF
-LIfra India mess. nominal pOBk-Prime me 3
NrsIem. nominal HAM~-Short cut "a 10 H. ~.
o. o. BACpN-CumberlauI gl'. - % 20 ID.
81. Of. short rib. lf tp - Do nominal. clear bel
lies. IL 90 Us Do. o.. hong clear middies usli.
- 70 - d. 65s Ga long clear middIes heavy. IS
20 40 lh. SIS c. short clear backs. 10 70 % lh.
i9s SHOl LDERS-Square. n 90 IS ID, SIS 81.
LARD-Frime Western. IN tisrces. new. SIS. old.
',S Cd. American refined l pals nominal. -
% boxes. 51s. CHEE~L-'srs finest white and
stlored. rav So 90 TAILUN-Austraian m
London SIS 3d. TURPENTINE- spirits as LIN
Sled OILS o. PITNuLTt N-Esfrci. Sod.
lpSlN Common. rs f11. tuTIuSSEED OIL
HuL refined. spot. 2-s 2t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-02

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY
OF New York--John 9. Bussing Plain
tin against Harold b. Abrams and etheTs.
Defendants.
In pursuance OF Judgment OF tore
closure and sale. duly made and entered
In the aboye-entitled action and BEARING
date the goth day OF January 1910, J. the
undersigned. the Referee IN said Judgment
named. will sell al public AUCTION, az the
Exchange Sslosroom. Nos i+f6 Nesey 81,
I'm the Borough OF Manhattan, city OF New
York. on the 10th day OF February 1915.
a. ~ O'Clock noon on that day. by Bryan
l.. Kennedy. AuCtioneer. the premises
directed by said judgment 20 b. sold, and
therein described as follows.
All that certain lot 81 land, with the i'm
prOyoments thereon, situate, lying and be
ing IN tho Borough OF Manhattan, city ~
New York. bounded and described as foi-
BEGINNING at q point on the southerly
side OF one Hundred and Thlrty.nrst
Street distant two hundred ana sixty
seven feet and six inches essterly from th9
southeasterly corner OF one Hundred ana
Thtrty-drst Street and Eighth Avenue
running thence southerly on Inc paraIei
with Eighth Avenue. part or the dlst~hc"
through . party wall ninety mine feet ard
eleven inches 20 tho centre line or no
block: thence running easterly along salh
centre line OF the block and parallel win
ore Hundred and Thirty first street seven
teen feet and six incnes; thence running
northerly on I'm" parallel WITH Elghth
Avenue part OF the distance through
Marty wall uiuety-ninc feet and cis.eI
Inches 20 the sOutherly side or one Hun.
dred and Thlrty-nrst Street. and th"Ice
running westerly along tho said s0uthcriF
side of one Hundred and Thiriy-hrEi
street seventeen feet and six inches 20 tho
point or place Of beginning.
Dated New York. January 22nd, 1915.
WILLIAM u SPORBORG, Referee
STITT & PHILLIPS. Attorneys Tor PLAIN
I'm. 40. ll3 Fulton street. Borough -
Manhattan. New York cry.
The following ~ q diagram 81 the prop
erty 10 be sold It's street number Is 90
west lclst street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-02

Rs-s'p'' pes5 cases Irsst'Isd snf irrsgI'ir.
Fresh gathered. extra frt dozen. 90 RI Gle. fliia
fr'is. .4l1r. hr8s. ls-. fsrcud-. ESQ .Nl -r. fe-
flgsfafHr. fre's .GI. f2ic. sarurd- 49, p To-. ,
state. Pom and oreruy. IeureD rh.'Ss. Fna %
fancy. so 7lr. gathered whites a. '0 n.s and
quality goa .-e. Western. gathered whites. 20 n lr.
fl'r Penn sra nearby. ls.ur-y browns .I1 .le.
gathered brown zUN rr. 4UI t..ufs. -4H .+Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-02
COURT CALENDARS
FEDERAL.
SUPREME COiJHT

SUPREME CoUHT.
- &C " 's 80, II" H,rIh,rrs.
ir"ss..ro. A-E. AMI J. Ccms'ooA Cis7,-ind. 81.
mIitsi fo r-srucs
q Illinois Central 60 e I ne fuer's .
o. Decree rer'ffei. With c.sts, ard 'or furhrf
oroccedihss In accordance with ths opinion OF tH'
pa. wl,mloFo1 TraGrspor'urr 90 y. T ComnI.
ISL. Grant Is'er aud Manufacturing Col
In Eun Garsrdo ' s.,y Il ali Nobl, :.
q Decree rrteEsid with costs and cause r,mAnd'd
'gr H'ihcr Proceedings 10 conformity with opinion
f,, [ Clu. H0.'s JudFmen, reversed ,hi
.s,s' temagd,d toy further pro.sedinr IN eoniorm
OHDEEs OF COURT
q, =. petitioners Mt,ion Tor i.sys 10 IN. petition Tor
~ Of c Ral; foga ,on df9't T Mgoo t, r..
SIX granted 'nd case at f1r hearing on Monday.
20 caun Kim/s W B.esl, Ccrnmlulon.r. etc
Ca.o ordered placed on summary docket
u.s.. = V Norgsa. warden. stc/A p~rne aia'
Ollie Uevirs q a.. Motion 10 sl7sucs Ersntci
'.J case Designed for argument on Monday. April s.
40 q lhcllrgl W Morgan, warden. etc same
ss O. SW HahiroFi,ch Same.
7Fa Yazoo & Mississippi valley RIQ q $. Mo
ror ~ advance and assign for hearing amer o"s
77s leo " Fr,ntlC Wheeler MAnsum shshr.
e. Motion 20 sdTancs granted. and case as
signed for argument on Tussdlys FEB a. -,
rls oregon g. California RR o. ,lU $. Psl-
usr 10. writ o. csriiorsH 70 bring W whole rec
ord and cause granted
.s. Goshen Ma Go Hubert A Myers Ma Co st
Al Writ ~ cerfiDrar granted
fSs T. SN r. q S. Go. Ia Sans.
- Alexander Eccle, COL & RI. Writ CT
5-s n & = Central RRIU g. Sans.
f.l A Busby. etc ksys'ons OIL Ma Co
Court ordered cases hsro;Ofor. pl,o.i On sum
sis Gfa SOC $50 10. rs and sss, b. Dsirnsd
Tor argument on Tues~~zy. FEB 23.
.l. f " L'ls. Interstate Comnetoe Commi.ien
Motion TO rivFrDe submitted.
.s. International Harvester Co OF u inU =
60 Psirs Lumber Co. Ltd X ALE n Neal. indi-
viIusliy. etc. et al Same. -, ~
.s> 9 r Duntsr Orlears-Ksnnsr Electric RJ
Petition Sor wit Of CeTtioran submitted.
-e. lewis Leouhsrdt & CciSouthen RI. same
lsI ZONES Nat Bank.C l. stes 81 al; 5o2 Bang
81 StarIchu-s' l. Yates - al, 500. Iucs Bsnhi '
l. Es-s et a. and 800. Thomas BalltYC = hale'
p. al Motion 10 rcass'gn f0r argument on Monday
Apr.l s. submitted - -, 90. -, =,
10 " N.Coach. Collsctor s,eID Z Pratt Ct al
e,r T-s7e granted % hls supp emental b1ef
Z.S Roberts. b. his guardian. erIW Uhos-
wood ~ al Motion 70 advance FOR hearing WIN
case 40 100 submitted .,.,- D.,
.97 Ro,-op III RyP Boyton @. Petition Tor
wis Of certi0rari submitted
-s3 Tsr.Hc Mail "a CO IA schmidt sans. -
7,s Philadelphia Wclsbsch S'rett Lighting 20
Adjourned urtu TUESDAY Feb %. 80 %,
DAY call Tor Feb IS. 6i3. $50 5O9. 52s' ~ ossoo'
K5f sol and 500. 500 snd 500 $40 go H'V'
6I8 Sg4 and rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-02
COUNTY COURT.
Criminal T,rn-HUMPHREY. AZ ~ a m
WESTCHESTER.

SUPREME COURT-Trisi Term.
Part I-'rOMPhfNS. J. Part il-MlLIsS. J: pbr
Iil-KEOGH J.-Caeudsr - 80 a. m
Northern Wet Light co on Clifford 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-02
The METALS MARkET.

CorPER-Frm. with sl,c,roly,ic a. Ilt,Sli'se
ard casting a. litc Tie London corpcr market
closed 81 le3 = % Tor standard SPOT. Est fCf
futures and fss 5 for es-froyUc spot TN
Strong New York spot 81 SOC 80 SOC. in lots o.
frs tons each. In London I'm cl0ed Al EliJ Tor
stsndard spot flss for futures and fi1s Tor
Stta.ts $40 LLAD-Frm New YORK. SPOT. 3ij
n 3 Sc. Ess' 50 louis. 600 Csc London irad.
lis IS e. sIELTEE-lum Nrs Nor. SPOT 90
90 90. lnfi-u .Yp. go Dol. UuN-Ni DIDO.
lHro. 80 a BIS o. m IpuF.u NJ. I1.al irru
market "a unclaimed A. 1ll gyHfIt-y for No
fygally y yftheTG-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-02

k.,'ipa iL,,l., ,,sad1 Al 81 ?5Gs7 60 pr 100
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