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New-York tribune., 1915-11-16
FORECLOSURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
York. Guaranty Trust Company OF New
York. as Trustee OF Dorothes HOyt talso
known as Dorothy Hoyp, Plaintiff. against
Joseph T. Gross et a., Defendans
In pursuance OF a judgment OF forsclos-
ure and sale. Gully made and entered in tho
above-entitled action and bearing date the
18Th day ot October, 1915, ]. ,hs under
named. viii sell at public auction. at tho
Exchange SalesrOom, 10. lt-le Vesey
street. in the Borough Of Manhattan. CITY
OF New York. on tie nth day Of Noyem-
Der. 1915. at IL o'clock noon on hat day.
by JOSEPH p. DAY. Auctioneer. the prem
ises directed by said judgment 70 be Sold
and therein described as follows:
ALL thst certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land situate. lying and being In the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan, city, County ana state
of New York. aud bounded and described
as follows:
beginning at poin, on N. southsrly
side OF Thirty-Thifd street 81
hundred and six (20G) feet Three %,
inches westerly from the corner formed
by the intersection OF the Southsry s,1s
OK Ihlrty-Third Street and ne "ss.sy ss.n.s
side OF Third Avenue; running tnenss
Soufherly. parallel with Third Avenue ssee sne
through a party wall. Twenty.hhys ~, ~
feet. thence westerly. pars,'e,, ,s"t " nine ~
1ncnSS' .venu.. twenty-five lisl feet 70
IN M 'SSopfberly side Of Thrty-Third sres,.
thence Easteriy along ne sn Is, ss.s
" Tbj,ty-Third Street Eighteen ,lp 'ess
N,,e ~ inches 20 the point or place Oh
0ef,nsadh Gated. New YORK. october a. isis.
INV" CHARLES O MAAS. Rsferea
errrsoT JENNINGS & RUSSELL, At
torneys for Plaintiff. IS Broad Street.
borough Of Manhattan. New YORK CITY.
The following II diagram OK we prop.
erty 20 be sold; its street Sumper 10 lss
East Ssrd Street. New York CRY.
EAST s3rd ST
New-York tribune., 1915-11-16
Bigger Gains in Prospect.

In the first three months Of the cur
rent fiscal year Baltimore d Ohio
wiped out S2,O0s,033 of the s7,84S,2lS
decrease in gross shown In the whole
Of last year. September returns alone
showed s835.457 Of the new gain. oral q
per cent of IT, Tho Eastern railroads
were somewhat ahead Of the rest Of
the country in the restoration Of gross
earnings, but it was not until the
fourth week Of September that the i'm
portant railway systems of the coun-
try. taken as a whole, began 10 show
gains over the year before. The big
improvements In Baltimore & Ohios
earnings, as In those Of other roads,
realized in these months when industry
throughout the United States is rising
70 new high levels and productive
machinery is being speeded up toward
the limit OF capacity.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-16

ioc discount: S. Louis. $50 discount nd. 30 pro
mll. a-Lnl Sau Lrauc-acn- BIC ILnmLun-
New-York tribune., 1915-11-16
TOPICS OF DAY
IN WALL STREET
Sentiment Reflects Check
Given by Shaking-Out
Operations.
CUNNING FOR STOP
ORDERS" is COSTLY
N,v Talk of Copper Mergers
Metals Price Advanced to
1890. a Pound,

-,.,..ousrters Of million shares OF
- w,rs dealt in yesterday, but the
~ -, vss disappointed. Alongside
9 .,,,o, and mors than a million share
~ =, which this year has had
'';. ~ the total was not impressive.
..,pa..hsless. as trading goes in wall
49,, year IN and year out, II was a
s,s,.v good days business. 1t seems
-. -, esrlv 10 conclude yet that the goose
80 laws the golden eggs has left for
Us unknown. A good many persons
-. been shaken out Of stocks; there
- hee, some ruthless pursuing OF
I.n, orders. but the customers rooms
s.ygR .Sg an nm when the market is ad-
.irg s..' rapidly or when II breaks.
WSHo some people have lost money, a
I'D many more seem 10 have pronted
- tv' The war markets. Most Of the
io.ses ~ too. have probably been con-
snsS 70 psper profits. Your ordinary
s,nnrnlator doesn't know much Of pyra-
riding. The best opinion seems TO be
,bst he public isn't out OF the STOCK
msrket. but-temporarily-out OF
stocks. II is waiting 10 see which way
the cat will jump.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-16
SIMMONS.

sTTPRFNF COURT. NEW YORK COoN COoiN,',ir
-Ioseph Augustus Larlyee, Rs,,vne
sgafnst Irene Elizabeth GrehIer AZ
6s,endant.-Summons Action lor
yorce. - so,ondant:
you are hereby summoned 70 Ea-,,s a
,,,,ri.Int in this action, anu -
e"IiP.', yot,r answer on the plalhtil. 49,
.Ops W ,,i,bin twenty days after the So
~ ~ ,6is summons. exclusive OF thc -
oa-,ica and Ia case OF your lsitutp ~,
sei 81, o. answer, judgment VIII oe .@@e" S
pea vou by default for the Fe"eA u0-
1s..liod IN tho complaint
nstei y. Y, November bth, isIo
LOUIS A. SOLOMON.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
orca and p. o. address. No. IL PARK ROW
~ the above named defendant;
m. foregoing summons is served upon
90, bv publication. pursuant 20 an order
- Non. Eugene a. Phibin, Justice of
ne supreme Court of the state OF New
YORK. dated the i0th day of November.
fsi5. and iled with the complaint IN the
once of the Clerk u the County OF New
York az the County Court House. In the
Borough of Manhattan, C!ty or New YORK.
Dated November rs. 1913.
LOUIS A. SOLOMON.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
ONCE and p. O. address. a. Park Row.
New York city.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-16
l0s9

The Approximate amount OF the lien or
charge 20 satisfy which the above de-
scribed property Is to be sold. Is Seven
thousand three hundred thrty-nine 3oiioo
dollars G7.33s 30), with interest thereon
cether with the costs and allowance
amounting TO Three hundred nine T0loo
dollars (t3Os.70l. with interest from Octo-
ber 10. 1915. together Win the exp"nse.
~ tho sale The approximate amount OF
the taxes. assessments and water rates.
or other Hens. which are 10 be allowed 20
the purchaser out of the purchase money:
or paid by the Referee. Ia Two hundred
ninety FIVE 30l00 dollars t2933 30) nd IN
.erest
Dated. "ew York october 2i, 1918.
CHARLES o. MAS Refsree
New-York tribune., 1915-11-16
GOVERNMENT bonds.

ioc discount: 81 Louis. $50 discount nd 30 pre-
MUM asked san Francisco 3Jc premium.
BANK CLFARiNGs baltimore Exchanges &C. -
O0s 500. balances S6j9 zoo Boston --Exch1nges.
s2O.039. .3fS balances $l.nies6. Chi-sgo-EE-
changes. s57 SOC .26j; ances, S2.e9Sll Phi.a-
delpAia-ENchanges, s2S -9l.Cgl. balances. H.0si.-
S1.6l3.0Sj.
SILVER MARKET-Dar silver IN London was
2iNd. an advance q l-i6di New York quotation
5SM 942c.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE E-sicrlins ldysnced 70
46j1s. but later reacted Gable aid sight rates
LoHd0g--Cabs. 46sis; demand 465t Paris
Cable. se5I. chsck tssA Berlin-Cablo. sli4;
check. 81 l-l6. Haly--Csbls, 5f1, check, cas-.
Greccc-Cabie. 1910: check lol5 Sixty and NINETY
dsy bills. london (b,nkeB )--SiIiy days. iClis
ninety days, 4G0.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-16
speculation in Steel.

Business At the rate the steel trade
Is booking II does not keep on for
ever. Part Of the demand comes from
spectators. and when prices. because
Of the inability OF the mills TO produce
steel any faster. get too high and the
demand accordingly falls of. the spec
ulatiye supply is always q weak factor
10 the market How long II will be,
however. before the steel business gets
% that point is beyond telling At va
rioUs times In the past there have
beer eome Wild markets in steel prod
ucts. .ycn when there was no great
foreg consumption 20 bolster them.
This time the situation Is unusually
conn! .cated.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-16
The Personal Element.

Talk continues about mergers. Last
week and before II was Of steel COM
NAMES; Yesterday Of copper producers
But such rumors don't take hold OF
the speculative Imagination as they
aid. Ii Is characteristic of the trading
that people don't care why Il stock
should 20 Up or go down. They want
10 know what II is actually going to
do. II is matter Of comparative In
difference to them what IS behind
stock when there Is @ chance Of hnd,
inc out who is behind it. for the old
idea has returned that speculation IS
mostly a matter Of men. For this dis
illusionmont about war orders is most
" responsible. Yet, curiously enough,
the market still lacks conspicuous
leaders. There are no known cam
paigners of the type Of Gates or
Keene. or Drake at work. Bernard
Baruch and "the Waldorf crowd and
some well known traders like JACOB
Field are sometimes talked about, but
their work is regarded as rather cpl
sodic than, so TO speak. epic. And the
J. Brandt Walker type has degener-
sted into walters and bootblacks, with
twenty shares Of Bethlehem Steel.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-16
CHANGE OF NAME.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that tho
RICHMAN HOLDING COMPANi ~.
business oihce In the city OF New f&orx, &
county u New YORK, and state Or, o, ~, ~
York. viii apply TO the supreme .Gurs rs,n, y,
,h.r.oS 90 be held at the Court House. "
the city OF New York. IN the oounw OF
Nv York. on the ist day OF Dscempet;
isiS. at 10 O'Clock in tho forenoon .. 'n asn
t,y or as soon thereafter as couhsei W.
S" earS Tor an order authorizing ssia
co,noratlon TO change iu corporate h'"s
10 IN. WASHINGTON BJHS IN ,~.
~, nv pavld Friedman. President
p.tsa. New York city. october 10. 1919.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-16

Former Minister Of Public Works. Ed
itor "LAgenee ct Ecconomique ct
Financier7
lBy Cabls 20 n, Tribunal
Paris, Nov. 15-The new loan
was unanimously voted by the
Chamber Of Deputies after NJ. Ri
bots address. No one objectedi no
~one demanded suppression Of these
words: "These rentes are exempt
from taxes" However, in his ad
dress NJ. Ribot declared that "rentes,
like any other French source Of in
come, win not escape general taxes,
which are levied on everything,
whether private fortune or income"
To say twill be levied" would be
more exact, for up 10 the present no
tay touching private fortune or gen.
eral income is yet in force. a for
eigner will always be certain that
this loan will be exempt from tax;
Frenchman, in case Of tax on
general income, will have to pay on
his share of the loan, 5, 10 or 10 per
cent. according to the total Of his
holding.
These rentes will not be liquidated
before 1881, and consequently can
not undergo any conversion before
that time. The total of the loan
cannot be fixed in law, because it is
not known how much will be paid
ir 3 per cent rentes, which will be
accepted as payment in the proper
ton of one-third. alphabetically,
the rate issue will be 8S or 90 per
cent, and 6GK will be affected by
9 per cent conversions.
NJ. Ribot justifes the increase in
rate. It is not the government
which will decide it. It is the fnan-
cial situation.
Also, one remains skeptlcal when
one sees the first German loan of
1894 at 3 per cent issued at 97l9;
the second ) per cent, in March, 1915,
at 9Sis, and the third . per cent, in
September. 1915, at 90. The pre-
sumable result would be that Ger
many's credit mounts as her needs
increase and her resources diminish.
But we know that German loans are
partially subscribed by means Of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tickets from
loan banks instituted by the law Of
August, 1914. They should be re-
ceived by the banks of the empire
and states at nominal value, but Ar
ticle Of the law stipulates that they
cannot serve as legal tender between
individuals. That is enough to show
the difference between French and
British loans based on honest credit
and German bluff loans.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-16
CHICAGO PROVISIONS


Co-e. showed an easy undertono thto1Ssgus Ss'
s1. sea.et 4 to points values showed some GrthT Grth
loses 5ut at tie close vlrs s.isliy '@e1.t Tn,si
quotations were 70 % to6 b,gs
'';6. crcisl cables covering SATURDAY ~
,t1'st decline o. 200 re.s In no ana oy se,s "a
s5 r.. r-azitsn markets were closed yesles-
a. -, '.Iudcu.ndcucs Day. anu comi ave, ave,
geS 6ffer. were received IN tas COG, ana sss
Ns.,., s.utc. 1. quoted as Low As s.lo and 80
s"J s, a. EOS TO els. London credits 80, ..,,.-
he local spot make; Was inecA's ala 'a',' 49,
Range Of prices s.,,,.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-16
FRENCH LOAN
FREE OF TAX
No Voice Raised in Cham
Der of Deputies Against
Exemption.
BUT FRENCHMEN
WILL NOT ESCAPE
Levy on General Income VIII
Compel Him to Pay His
Share of the Loan.
By YVES GUYOT.

By YVES GUYOT,
Former Minister Of Public Works. Ed
itor "LAgenee ct Ecconomique ct
Financier."
New-York tribune., 1915-11-16

The local stree, market for copper was firm. with
eleatroytie quoted At lsa9 iSte on The e.; Se1 ~
frs.ton iots erotcd Al sf79Sp Lead was hrin.
win New York spot quoted AZ 52;c and EAs' =
Louis az 5IT4c. speiter strong and un,elueh;;
,-ith srot IN New Ycrk quoted az ld599lI oVc an
E1sf u Louis sp0t lf258il pc. The Amercsn
smelling and Refining Company advanced the priee
~ sif1-rnt lead from 4l3c 10 &c n lion los
Ir T.t1dro lesd closed az f26 rs 81 and spelef
srot af $50 Tin IN London closed Al Allo & -. ~,
standard SPOT and fl'5 for fu,lrcs VIII ea..s -
"a f0u. sros and so tons futures. 'oppeT. stsn4
ari ,pot f7s iOs. futures. s7s IS. and e'eeiroyu'
rrof fll lOs
New-York tribune., 1915-11-16

fact that s2,I12,Os4 which was spent
in 1913 did not have to be laid out in
1914. That was the extra cost of the
disastrous foods Of the former year.
Subtract that from the increase in net
and there is only $1,0l7.5S4 increase to
be attributed TO new economies Of
operation. Which seems to imply that
in the current year. with gross already
running far ahead Of last years show
ing and with every advantage being
taken of operating betterments, Balti-
more's prospects for large net earnings
are unusually bright.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-16

Beeves Calve, sheep. Hog
N,g f95s; G,.y 49,. 49,. !ssS5 1853 2so3l G.S2
'N ouor.rtons FOR BEEVES.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-16
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. November is. 1915.
RITTER.

p..,o,, s27 pkga General conditions much
,hs ssn,s as az the close q last week. Aiue
shortage of high srade ire'n ere I5sia o' 80 ,,,'
h.i,",s ~ ,s.lieg only STEADY Creamery. st.Fas l92
-, sor. hshsr SCORING. slaal'sci hss. ~
1900 ,.'crIe gEd1fc. thirds. 2.is f.iiacs
.,,..-y brt extras l93 scorei, -si1 a go. higher
-'-g a0t. a8otac. nrsfs -Ialsc. state daiy.
a., 20 = asi.r. good to prime g6ig 2 2sc. common
~ ~. 81, III afc. renovated eTirss 24a NZjc. fr,ts
stt.Ettr. lower grades. .-t4sc. imitation crsam-
a. n~.i. g3fgic. lad.-. current make. f's's
~ ,a9i,r. seconds 2la2lac. i4aef grtdes. lea *
agi. +. hacking stock June make. nne 2iG4liac.
current make fine. 2ie. 80 2. -ohc. lover grades.
CHEESE.
R~crlp, iiTS botes TIE tone u the market
4, nrrn but trading Is not very brisk STATE. whole
milk held. eais speciA1. lec average fanny, Ishei
New-York tribune., 1915-11-16
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
kNII(L 10 aInCKunIu uEKs

hsw Torr Cify. E9fsmDer %. 1913.
sp@cia4 meeting o. fhe afOckhDl0srs ~
", THrtfPf CE- aTAHHET-f COMPANY
W D. Ee.G ,l fne fret dsy ~ December.
..lb, A. Twelve O'Clock. noon. a. The ONCE
~ u. rrwDary. o. $50 Cl wall ffrcet. in
phs CITY .! EeN YCfI. Borough % Nan
.eNsn. for fne psfVDns ~ voting upon a
I'sprtiil9n ~ rfl1ce che present capital
sistk u tl109 5ig.t1 consisting of 5000
s.Ast ~ preferred stock and 1900 shares
W cpmuc1 ffDcL - the par value of
..S,ts sarh. to 81 g11.ogg %. oOnfistinE q
=. ysisffsf sfDc< and 1900 thaFos OF
s~,E ~ ths Per yslus ~ 400 % each.
J. =. UONDWIII.
Pfssiisni - ne JhDm paOn -hfhrre't
Company
v " 2 GRAY,
s'Tsisry ~ ths Tbofn DsoH -stsrrstt
rrnpsEv
New-York tribune., 1915-11-16
coTTONsEEO OIL.

co,.ro-set oil was only moderately actir. and
,he urferton, was nervous Early In no session
'hers WAS fairly firm tone n prices. Win more or
l... buyIrr hy commission houses and fog southern
rrotirt tuf later the market became heavy, ana A.
he close was 10 points net lover Crude Oh
vas unchanged. but the trade seemed 20 oe Ntel-
te,irr a larger movement - crude IN the near
ifu-e. ard This had tendency % check buying.
Range %, prices.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-16
Conner Optimists.

One Of the largest copper selling
agencies was reported yesterday to
have raised its price for the metal TO
ls cents e pound. and optimistic
statements were heard Of 20-cent cop
per 70 come before Christmas. Copper
is the talk Of the hour. Sales Of l50,-
100000 pounds have been rumored
within che last fortnight, and il was
suggest-d 10 az least one quarter yes
terday tha, the time was not far off
when premiums would be paid for
promnt deIivorinH
New-York tribune., 1915-11-16
NEW YORK PRICES.

Muks, trrn: 80. westsrn. si.o3S e. NeT
New-York tribune., 1915-11-16
To Shin Gold to Canada.

Half a million dollars IN gold was
deposited at the Sub-Treasury yester-
dav for shipment 10 Canada, in addi-
zion to S5O6000 deposited last Satur,,
day for the same purpose. Inc 'otsi
deposits at the Assay Once by the
Guaranty Trust Company on SATURDAY
were S3.O00.000 in soyereigns wnlch hsa
been received from London.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-16
Dollars In the Antlpodes.

Dollar exchange is continually get
ting new footholds. In Chill consld-
erable business is being done. with
checks on New York. thanks 70 the ac-
tivity of Leopold Fredrick, Of the Gug-
cenheim interests. Now Australasia
has come into the fold. The Irving
National Bank will announce this
morning that the Bank Of New Zea-
land has established direct relations
with them and with other financial in
st.tutions in this country. The Bank
of New Zealand. which has offices In
Wellington and branches throughout
New Zealand. as we'll as Offices in Lon
don, Sydney, Melbourne and the Fiji
Islands. now quotes rates for drafts
and cables on all the important cities
Of this country and Canada. Through
a shipment Of gold to San Francisco. 1t
was enabled 70 open credits, which
may be added to by further shipments.
The suggestion is being made here that
American exporters 10 Australasia
should request remittGnces in New
York exchange, both TO protect them
selves against the fluctuations Of ster-
ling and 20 further the spread Of dol
lar exchange.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-16
PROPOSALS.

eTATE OF NEW YORK.
THE ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE.
NEW YORK STATE ARSENAL,
Seventh Ave. cor. 35th Street.
New York. y Y. November 10Th. 1913.
SEALED PROPOSALS. subject to tho
conditions of the sale, Will be received
al this oifce until twelve o'clock noon.
wednesday. November 2ith. at which time
and place thcy VIII be opened. Tor me pnr
chase OF condemned unserviceable and
obsolete Ordnance. Cuartermaster and Sig
nal stores 49, ,,.,-
Catalogue giving quantities. conhltions,
etc may be had on application to this
ONCE LOUIS W. SroTEsBtRN,
The AdJutant General
New-York tribune., 1915-11-16
CHICAGO PRICES.

F-1o,fr seemed 20 be coming through hiue more
,reeIy but deliveries are s'il very slow ana uNlei
tain and the market was unsettled. Mlis arc no,
tt. domestic demand was poor There was s'AS
eIport inquiry. however and prices were seAe,a,y ny
80. N,a yorF prolluro Exchange: Spring patents
IS 56.a SsSs. sprag clears Sjl0sSj25i winter pat.
srts s555@S570. winter straisnis, so,5'@ f,.gyS'
te-s st4saSiG0. Kansas ,trAslts. BOO - ~
fancy spring patents iooblns qs, So2o% SS an R
GyE FIOI-E steady fair to good s5oQ@ 500
t,i1oie, TO fancy. $500 S5.95 CoRNMEAL gsi9i..
lin dried. $3.50 BAG MEAL quleis nne "Hts Gt,s
slesl s,s bran. buik' 81; io0-io sacks s4S hesY
mtddIins. do. sl2 -four mdd.mD DO. vi ~ 20"
~ a. I46 M sacks S3z Western steady ran.
iS sscks so 81 standard mldd ing5 do. SSs ~
a., uidIii1cs 10, $3.50. red dog HOUR IiJ- I'D
eacEs. $50. Ollneh. s8sss50
New-York tribune., 1915-11-16

Special Nrsryo0! Cao.es-Spot cotNn sood IN
cury. sa.ei 10000 bales. sp-cu.ttion iat export
lQ0l: American. 5000. Imports. 10000 America
300. mld-up and. 5Qsd Futures open.d resiy
generally 8 po.ns higher. closed easy. ] a poln1
higher 20 ~ polns lover. January February
6s4iff. MGrch-AprL Ss2d, Asy-!uus. eeQladi
Juy-AuulsL s.f'd. October November. t.tod. AAa-
cleater-Y arns hardening. cloths quiet aat frn-
New-York tribune., 1915-11-16
PROVISIONS.

further decline Of 10 70 IS points N ,,o r5 nes
n General selling throughout he provision lis.,
and prices lover q 6oS Sonssfgsassi faiei ,5s saay
~, AZ E,rsss div received % 900 and Omaha
SSo SS FoRK N1 steady mes i!sS9y .a@y
ssza<2s short clear Ss5o9sS5o ,i b.Gt ~ Sscfet'
tsis so9si-. ezra India mess, S2'.5e 3 w
DRESSED noes s.esi Sa'26; 1o; i(S Sis, i'i iise e
y, r. lTS1PlcfsA bellies quiet. 10 10. l9'.e.
y h. i.s.6 il ib, l4i.e. Pc6sd ham, w., oa.sy ~
steady. Is TAlLoW du spssia.i i,s s'j Wjl e.y 9osS
S'y ci,y 'ri easy o.. refined ard barely s,esd3
Continent IO2o,. South Aneila, ail ~ 9O' STAR
~ .ssy. oieo. eiao. city lard s!eaFiAe' VN"
New-York tribune., 1915-11-16
sunaR FUTURES.

n. unsettled condition O The SPOT market caused
i.rer,,fsr oponlng in futures. where hrst prices
-, -. ~ 7,io,s lower n an advance y points WIN
W ., i-siad I'M on the call The market closed
.,..iv I uo,rt ret lower o. a net advance OF
,,at sac, g $50 tou.. Range of prices
New-York tribune., 1915-11-16
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices for stocks which
are listed but which were not dealt in
on the Stock Exchange Monday:
New-York tribune., 1915-11-16
DIyIDgSD NOTICES.
sMEITISG Co,

OFFICE on
'NDEhAL MINING a sMELTISG CO..
zI Broad Hsy. New fDfI.
Eogef0ber ~. 1915.
NTl1sff - ore I'M per- cent on ihs
XIff.f sfScl of this Company hss %
IN, tssn oeciars1. psysbls December u.
~ - stDc khDicsfs Sf record - The clcze
- sssihsss cI E1Ysm6sf zzn0. isit
WILLIAM =. HALL. Esorstsry.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-16
BOND SALES on THE STOCK EXCHAl
MONDAY, NOVEMBER is, 1918.
Trading In bond

Trading Stock Exchange Monday amounted
to date $775ooo against
in
New-York tribune., 1915-11-16
CHICAGO STOCKS.


si2 90 chic City Ry 6s ss @i. sS'
6.oo com Edison 5s-io2. 1879, ie-A io-,'
oS9 Sg.lft < % Sc =. ssa @4 ss, FSs
o5J Chic TeleD bs...lO4 lu- l9- To-
New-York tribune., 1915-11-16
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
HOGS.

p..s,,., ,o- two days. ie.ll5 head: cars on
s,is Medium and heayy weights steedy. hsht
hogs ard plgs easier. Whole ,eiiiLg rage p's'
Included, wss s6l58sT.35 r0ugs. SoSN7op'
New-York tribune., 1915-11-16
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Market Firm and
Higher-COrn Buying
Light.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. November IS. 1918.
WHEAT.

The wheat position gave evidences q Inherent
.i,nsih .ri WI. !!.das T s s2pnasS ~, SI}s sos.
vas firm with net sails Of q SC tudefNl1s
saliimen, vas bulsh. tui traders seenel ~ oss
lookir f1r a reaction o; some k.ud as result o.
technical conditions arising from .ast weeks o9cfs
lions. One-iugs we're not large. however. al ttt
opelng quotations proved 10 10 'As ~" pol' 0' ne
IN, y,sisi, supply IN the United states increased
s.I-4.000 bushels Tor lhe week but notw.ihaisn4in.
de tis crop and the vsg neao movement sae i.5A
y.si0, iB only 81 500 600 bushels compared with =
800 900 year ago. Tie latest reports ~ ii. ~otd
Agriculture. Indicate d gain oi sooli $50 yV9.0vo
bushels over last year bat Apparently me "nsN e
not available ~ all eases ana America IS Sill ths
The export demand yestriay was no. partial
lUly active and safes amounted 70 oly anolt sVV-
here q. slightly lower prices Receipts al. slf.ns
wheat poius wers sma-.sr ald the sprins wheat
cash premiums are well maintained and mills are
still grinding wheat heavily On order 70 eaten VI on
od ordsrs ior nour Words eHpors iof t1s wees wees
we're li.lg1 .00e. compared with l-.-ti.vVJ the
previous week sad 20. l--0)) last ysag Tho amount
On gas,As. was 10000 pa'n3 dfcT,i' 70, ne
q sFup y; ;' ,1 9ai';f :; 81 ;is AID No NS' Nr
CORN.
While good many corr or--ator, vsro inclined
20 taks huii5h view o. the detailed government
report On the .os position % tAs year s,op VIC
Gear aud cold weather over the West. which was
vefy favorable f0f curing the new com. had ten
deucy 10 check buying Furthermore. o1ers rom ne
country we're on a unrs liberal scale. and az inc
close %, he day values ver, net UNCHANGED 70
&c lower. The YsllI, supply showed az Lee. ase ~
Z ) 900 bushels compared With decrease OF lZ'g09
last week The Liverpool market was hfm OWING
70 4 scarcity o. spot. 9derilss ~ VOL as nrmness
81 Plate corn ard high Argentine frelshi rates. ~
tho local cash market No yellow -orn as quoted
al Toe prompt shipment.
OATS.
The oats m.rke, vas very cute. during he create,
part q the dsy with small price changes out to~slu
he Gloss q lrmor t0ae prevailed and dnA quota
,ions were isG.a net higher Export salss Wefe
estimated al about 10000 bushels. Ihe 'slos
wl'h a decrease Of $50 900 year sgo. Inc ,oea.
cash market was steady. No. white quoted
ua@42c: No 4 white i0h ailai ordinary 10 iahO
clipped. iOi4 9iliac. ell elevator
RYE.