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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26
FIRE DEPARTING 7.

Retired rrnn r,t sradcl " ~ Girod w. "
I. ~. uefsllu 500. Icl. J. II, \,
s,nt,ne, Suspended. FINN ils' sItIei ", ~
smith Ing ia violation ~ section loi. Nois'l'
, section g. conduct preudicia % Oh, gori f'pu
.,ion. order ,nI dl,clp.iu' o' ne depsrme"' Z
.,'',h - ETg ~. neglect 81 duty. wtoucailon
rsg resuar ies,cs " absence De- withhe.d. ing
. q Euseihard'. Lug 81 neglect ~ dug. W, =
.-,t... iosr.s ~ absence Do withheld. frmn- ls'
gr,,leI vs.. Lennon. ~ a l. y WoF IN D. ).
sol helug under influence of quor. seven ,es,utls-
Lave IN ai'sencs be withheld. on charge NJ MN
% rait aisenre without Leave OIL when sentence
vas suspended ooierrd that seven reEui" le@'e'
Of absence De- withheld . .., In
$ violation OK special order 40 2is. lels.,-,,.
Rs,lanatIon-Frn7 list gradel !. \. AheIa'
~ q +. a. acceptol. Jan. g.. -. =
Leaves Of Absence mo pay --i'rmn. 'lst sr~dsl ~
!. Robertson Eng 20 u hoSr'. jay = h6u n
49,, - = I-rpr "a e-,d.j g. g. I.szzsro. ". j.
- - hours. Jan. g. Cptn. =. Murray bns. '''
4 bour4 90
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HAS COMMITTED SO YEARS
Hussey, Veteran Daily Travel
Ter, Celebrates Birthday.

East Orange. y. j. Jan. 25.-William
Rowland Hussey, for siXty-eight years
a commuter to New York, to-day cele-
brated mis- ninety-tirst birthday with a
reception at his home, l42 North Ar,
lington av., here. He still goes to and
from business daily.
Mr.. Hussey is the oldet commuter on
the Lackawanna Railroad. He began in
1857 from South Orange. and has been
in only one accident. The train in which
he was riding became derailed and al
most ran into the Hsckensack River.
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POLICE DEPARTMENT

Transfers snd Assignments. Jan 81 Fln'
.s-.rarlf OBJ .-.tI i,nm 2-d. 'Nutusl- 'a, -,
l,.lrn " uu-f,. 20 G7f rom 1854. ~, y
.'et. to l,sf .rom 3d. Temp A'ssls, ,,...,,.,-
Inpcriai s,th. = g. OBnrn .Wn. s1i NI'i'"
3 sriu gifr 90 T. g. n squad. 10 ap 81
ia. 81. & 49, kIeiue. a,fh. FOB y. J. Oh"
Ian %. p Hunger e3I to G. - 20 days Is. (,
Leaves Of Absence 900 payl PiImn. y '~'@'.
ccF, ,iar. Jan -. J. Brcmmer 33ih n"
IAN q. . O. Uazscr.. fl'h days. jan. 81.
Restored 10 DUTY Ptmn. r. Hennes'e}' -'ln
su,p.nd.d Without PAY. -rt.mn. J. De7lln ls'n
200 a. M. ban. % y. He1uei'ey' -''n' '' W
= m. Jan g., So, OBJ, =
o. Conruli.. i1i la. -. 49,. t.t
R,appolnisd Special Ps'rolnan. o'e5' '''
Nor Yo,t Founding Hospital Jan y. .
tosoIn,,d Special Psuolmsn.-I. Lsnron. VIII
,,t1r'I.g oerorsl state of Nep York. Jan. 81.
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INFORMATION BUREAU.

Iuquif.ss relating 90 trade matters snd conditions
should be addressed 90 the Editor Of The Buyers
Column
Question-Please tell me the standard
price Of French serge? X. d. o. An
swer-There is no standard price Of
this material, as you can buy it from
several concerns for different prices.
Question What is the commercial
hotel in New Orleans. Many thanks.
Sol II. Answer-The Grunewald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26

Steamers Phounls tBr). Hull Dec Vi, Hal
'sI Jan -. 20 J II Winchester Co. 10 DALLAS
R,rmuIian ir;ri. Be-mud. Jan g. 20 = outer
bridge & Go. with IS passengers. mails anI ind'e
nurs Dcsu Abn,,H utaD. Genoa Jan y ard
Naples 30 % Hartneld. Solar Co with -
inst Ili second cabin and 80 steerase pA-seu
.ers mails and mdse Bar. m ,-,
Bowfcn (NorI Bsltmor. Jan II 20 the United
Fruit co. Boo baIl4st. Quarantine. 30 NJ.
Ancons tItsu. Philulelphia Jan -. 70 h, 20
field SOLAR A Go. with Is second cabin anu 80
storage passengers iu transit. VII hnisn loauihS
Tor Genoa and Maple Quarantine. > m
TlyiyD Porto Barrio, Ian 10, lels l9 belize
i2 Livingston D. Porto Barro5 n, Port hhlomo
10 sud Santiago 20 % thc United Fruit Co. with
Is passenger. mails aud n'd-e Bar. . M
Line. ,rlth . MS ~ second cabin and 81 storage
passenger. mails and mdsc. Bar. liSo NJ
' Comanche Jacksonville ian o. and charle,on
%. 10 the clyde 5 Go with passengers ana md'e
s- Rd3,o Hoo .: G I'M. md Ponce Jan Is Gusnc.
IS Jobos is amt ssn Juan %. 20 the New York
and Porto Kico = Co. With "A passenger malls
AM v, ms5' ,Dgtrl Rotterdam De: 20 and swansea
60 10 Barber a Go. 80 ballast. Bar tlo m'
~ Drr.tsa RI Calcutta Noy IS. Ransoon
Dec . Port Said q and Malta p. va Boston
Jan e. 10 Norton. Liiley Go. with mdse. bs'
" aptlile, New orleans Jan 90 20 The southern
Pacific Go. with passenger, and ndse. alaf-n''N''
pa Pa,,orsH. BocAs del To-o Jan r. Por IAmon y,
colon h and Havana - % The United Fruit Co
WIN fJ passengers. malls and mlSe. Bar ll'oV
T.uehome (Bri CardiT Dee 81 20 WIN
chester a Go. in ballast. Bar. II 80 N 9.
CanopIc CBD. Naples Ian o ra.er iR,,,. ~ a.
Nlchaes I. and Boston -. 20 the WINE o'~i
Line with mdse Ba-. . 30 . m. .,...-s G.
TI,onis fBrl London Jan t. % The IIna1 =
60 Id. with mdse Bar p m -. 49,.
NeIlco Havana Jan 81 and Nassau ~ 70 tne
N.g York and Cuba Mai - Co. with ~ pGsc"'
gcrs mails and mdse. Bar. 90 a n. s.,,.hs-,
pscisc Go. with mise. Quarantine. l2;2o ~,
sud. Hoo, y J. Jan %. $50 nv VIZ
southwest light cloudy: has onshoie' sho''n SO
SAILED.
Steamer. Yduu tNori. N0r'o.k. s,odond lNofl'
,,iii.iniri,i. U.ven.rraig ---. Ausonis tBrl, ,
Gissgog' t,uil,nau iBrl. Newport News: TomsA
Dan. Copenhagen. jamestown. Norfolk sud NeN
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Unemployed Woman Ends Life

Dependent because she had come
from Philadelphia TO find work here
and had failed, a young woman known
as Sarah Neurock committed suicide by
gas yesterday at 100 West llSth st.
Nothing was known about her by Mrs.
Sarah Shulkin, from whom she had
rented a room.
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FIRE RECORD.

4 " =, .-..t..-. .-t-ir.
i.l0--Jj-if Last l9'tn -. 'I.' '
s.eo-2ii-2if Madison ST. VI. bJ,,d e.'s.,s,-
Si5-609-6lj West HON 81. Nal"... INNS
10 1910 Nest - So. y. 'cotiuaH' 80.
! . .no-lgs9 second aFs IS. 'oii''eiH' SUI
ie.35-2s7 West 18th S.. q Cosro'e; treins.
lO5-2tj Broome q. y Soinl'sJ t.i,ii,'e ,,sr.
5.o5-9l9 s. 1921 st. A. palaci. no damage
7.jj-iiO Fihh az. Eastern Cloak and sui 20
sl5-sa7 y 9th ST. VI Gould t7nins
g.sO-i6, Monroe st.. g. he5selmsn' tr1lns
Ii.30-i54T Boston Road. Cohen BIOS slVyV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records Of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

omelsl Record ard forecast. Washington. Jan.
ej.-1he SoIthrrH disturbance ~ sunday night has
moved rapidly 70 the Eastern Maine coast. with in-
creased intensity. attended l} northeast and cas-:
gales on the middle Atlantic and New England
coasts ara tie precipitation area for tIe tSen'y-
four hours covers the Atlantic states. tho upper
Ohio vll.ey ard the lower lake region. with coz
siderable se-t IN thc middle Atlantic states and
Southern NeR England AID heavy SHOWS IN North
err Nrw England AMI portions Of the lower lake
region. H. the Central West pressure has fallen
decidedly with the principal centres O. disturbance
over E4stcru Colorado. and there we're light snoa =
~ N-tfsks. Ksnsas. COLORADO. Southern Utah and
,l- northern portions o. NeF MeIico AID Arizona.
Eairs also eoaiilgel IN California. Temperatures
ore sill low elc,Dt iu the Atlantic states. ard o.
Wednesdsy morning were from 10 10 - deerces
ito.s zero boo the Northwest There Vas. hoacfef. a
considerable rc'ofcfy Ilrins the dD.
There will hc snoF tuesday ON he middle plat
Lowell ty generally far weather Wedne.day and
probably rain Wednesday Do Tie we1t Gun sf4tcs.
Elsewhere tle weather Fil ic generally fair Tue.
poo the Atlantic st4tss. AMI somet hat warmer over
fls central portion oi ult eo1ntr, but with TEN
Iersturrs remaining scQer4ly below the seasonal
Wiads for Tuesday and "Wednesday. North A.
ianflc moderate west. middle Atlantic. moderate
west becoming rsdsu. "Wednesday. south Allan
'ic moderate northwest All north. except east ~
tine FLORIDA Fuaai. AS tlfs srIfe % mo.i-rHf n
northeast. sesf cur gentle 70 moderate eat 10
southeast. io'rr lakes moderate west aud south
ntaf
Forecast for Special Ise.litie,.-ga ,t.rn Me-.
fsrt Me- England. Me- Jersey. Delaware CAST.
srn P.nnyksnls. the District Of Columbia. Man
land and vlrslnis. fsir lomeshst colder to-day
10 -morss. islf.
Western N,s Yora West Virginia AID Western
rcnusll'.nia. generally fsir Tuesday and Wedn-s-
ls,.
lse,l 0mesi Record IN, 'o'oeins orcln rec.
ori from the Weather Bureau Shows tho changes
30 te temperature for me 's; tveniy -four hours.
IN comg.rson si'h 'Le corresponding dat. Of last
year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26

Manufacturers and distributors Of
pencils, pad and writing paper and
other stationery say they have not yet
been favored with an increasing volume
of business. such as is reported in the
last few weeks in other lines OF trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26
IN VAUDEVILLE.
Some Of the Headliners on
the Bills for the
Week.

Nine. ALA Nazimova made her debut
IN vaudeville At the Palace Theatre
this week IN War Brides" A sketch
by Marion Craig Wentworth. which
appears in the current issue OF THE
Century Magazine Maurice and
Florence Walton return 10 vaudeville
with new dances. They use the Leon
Bakst stage decorations, which have
been arranged by Baron dc Mayer,
acting for the Russian artist Trixie
triganZa is the starred comedienne
with her. IN her songs and dances.
Lillian Shaw is the feature singing
dialect comedienne. Frank Fogarty,
the Dublin minstrel. returns with a
programme Of original observations on
life.
A modern dancing carnival is in prog
ress this week al the Colonial. The
rival dancing teams of Sawyer and
Harcourt and Jarrett and Maxwell are
seen IN new versions OF the modern
dances. George Wood makes his first
metropolitan appearance here.
"Neptune's Garden featuring a big
cast of swimmers. divers, dancers and
pantommists, Is headlined at Keith's
Royal Theatre this week. The popular
Fannie Brice is seen mere with ali new
material, new songs, jokes and clown
ing.
A "midwinter carnival" has been ar
ranged for b. T. Keith's Alhambra
Theatre during the week. Arthur
Prince. who has not been in America
for several years, makes his appear
ance Pat Rooney and Marion Bent
present Twenty Minutes OF Pat and
Marion" A feature Of the programme
is the appearance OF Han Ping CHEN,
presenting "Pekin Mysteries.
Adele Blood is the chief attraction
az Hammerstein's Victoria Theatre for
the week. Miss Blood offers "A Dream
Of Fair Women" and IS assisted b.
Perciyal Lennon. Tom Lewis. late
star Of High Jinks." follows Miss
Blood as a headline attraction on the
bill, presenting a comedy sketch,
Brother Fans" by Tom Barry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26
SCHOOL AGENCIES.
BUSINESS CARDS.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.-Cleans By
compressed air steam. hand floor. 1888
Broacaay i2l Last Ash g. coz BRANDT.
lei .32-3sth.
multlgrsph Letters. 800 81 80: 1000 sl.75;
10. 900 50 prompt. &. r Weatherford. lie Nassau.
Room 1908 Phone Beehman $50
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
oldest Largest Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Prices Reasonable, send Tor Circular.
lei. 1902 1925 Bryant. ,iJ9 West Ash 81.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer. 90 p N
Hawaii (ua san Francisco Sierra. .... Jan >
Japan Corca China via Sea'tle)-Uhicago a.
Msru i.
Hawaii via san Francisco LurhHe ..:..,, Jan .
Tahiti Msrquesss. NeF Zealand. Austrais
Guam (yi. Ssu Franciscol-U Transport. Jan 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26

Highest temperature esterdsy. ~ lat > 10 o. NJ 4;
lgsrsl. ~ - !. miI.lxa.J afe.tI.. -; sTruE-
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Vessels Arriving at and Depart
ing from Port of New York,
Monday. January ..


VfyfATt RI ALMA So
sunrise 'c. sunset. go. moon 'H %
utsI...s 10 IU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26
Humidity

Humidity.
1 n r. m...ti p 7"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26

Barometer Rtadinqh
I'd e'79'i D. M 1913 p M .'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26

Bu-ino Michael and Paul Rsuniasio--s Klaus \
RIO I,r t9ll
pc Camiliis. Gioranni--A Di Giscin,o. Sl-f o.
Tar-rU Katherine e.. and Mary A q Rficn "
Waiter ot al l. -. g.
VIr..rf Tfuard- " A schultz Inc. $50 "a
rs.o, Keller Corfr Co-Wicscs Bros sTg 20
krInioIdrr Thercse-A u HELMS O. a t{if g.
MURRAY Edward J-jDonnciy. 8 - ~
Sswe-Ssme 8 1898 6
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A-A-COOk Excellent: understands her busl-
ness: good city aud country references; $50. Mac
Nelll's Asency 4, West i2d - Bryant 6jtj
A-A-COOK Young Canadian: excellent family
cook. neat quick worker c. Miss Hofmsyer's
Agency $50 FNth sr 9Th floor. Telephone 49,
Af4ff-ou
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TROY

CENTt.R-The Sunshine meeting with
Mrs. g. A. Estes. Thursday was largely
attended and much enjoyed
Mrs. j. l. GoodaIe and daughter. Miss
Vera. arc passing a few days in Unity.
Miss Blanche Pcasley OF D.Xmont was
a guest last week at the home Of Reuben
Rhoades.
Miss Angie Garcelon has returned
from auburn after a visit with her sis
ter Mr., Edwina Bradford.
Mrs. Efie Fernald is i'll with pneu-
n1onia- y trained nurse and DR.. True
worthy OF Unity are in attendance.
Miss .Aubine Gray has been visiting
her cousin. Mrs. Annie Slroples of Unity.
Miss Addie Stone has gone to Law
renee, Mass, where she is engaged in
teaching.
Merton Bagley. the mail carrier. has
been i'll the past week. and Lewman
Morrill, has been delivering the mail.
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BOXING NOTES

e Jack Reno, the eX-National amateur
heavyweight champion, who mas been
schooling Tommy Mcfarland, believes
he has Mcfarland going so We'll nov
that he will make a good opponent for
either Matty Baldwin, frankie Mack
or in fact any OF the local light
weights.
Jack SIC Guigan. the Philadelphia
promoter, who is going 10 run an op-
position show to the Ki,bane and Will
Hams bout to he held by another
Quaker City promoter on March Il. mas
signed Sam Eobidcau to meet Charl"y
White and George CLANCY TO MEET
Eddie Morgan. That is weak opp0si-
lion.
Tom Jones, who says he is the man
aGcr Of Jess Willard. declares that tho
Havana promoters must conc acrvss'
with $1,000 20 him before ne viii let
Willard box Johnson there. Til" way
that Willard las been acting. il looks
as if he will 80 the Havana whether or
not Jones gets that money.
Terry Brooks has bccG matched TO
box Joe T,aGan az Gloucester next
Monday night. Eddie Mac};, the man
aGer of Brooks, will DC happy if
Brooks wins, as he formerly managed
Eagan.
Willie Beecher and his manager.
John Reislor have parted, and Beech
er says he is going to he mis- own matt
ager hereafter
ChristE Williams has been matched
to box Kid Ash at Lima, O., next Fri
DAY.
Gus Christie and Billy Miske have
been signed to meet at Milwaukee,
March 10.
Tom Gibbons, after seeing his broth
err Nike trim Ed. McGoorty the other
night believes he can do the same
trick and he now wants TO meet Nc.
GoOrtY.
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POSITION ON A FARM By MAN
STRING THE SAFEST
RED A. WILLIAMS, PAINTING

and paper hanging, 80 Church St, Cardi-
ner, Ne. Orders left at Buzzells book
store will receive prompt attention
mchSd2yE
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july1l.du
MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings ir All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. March 9.-For the first time
since the outbreak of the European war
almost wholly subordinated to events
nearer home. Latest developments in
the Mexican situation eXacted some con-
Germ in financial circles.
Stocks manifested steadiness at the
opening but became moderately unset
tied on announcement that it had been
decided to send warships to Mexican
ports. Prices became tirmer later when
1t became known that Washington had
not departed from its policy of non-in-
reference in that quarter
Retirement of the Gould. or dominant
St Louis & Iron Mountain roads was
reflected by considerable activity at ad-
yancing prices in the securities Of those
properties. Later. however. profit TAX
ing in Missouri Pacific caused some shad-
ing of quoted values.
Manipulation continued in the so-called
commercial specialties including the mo-
tor shares, Sears Roebuck, Woolworth
express company issues and numerous
stocks in the more obscure list Western
Maryland common and preferred were
the only railway stocks TO score substan-
tial gains. Canadian Pacific. Reading
Lehgh Valley and Chesapeake & Ohio
were relatively heavy.
The feature of the foreign exchange
market was the strength of remittances
to Madrid, pesetas advancing sharply be
cause of an abrupt decline in sterling
at the Spanish capital Because of the
large amount of available capital now
held by local banks time money was dull,
six months loans being made at 81 per
cent.
There was a marked decline of future
or foreign sales of our bonds. That mar
ket was irregular with strength in low
priced issues. Other banks announced
an impending loan of 100000 to the
nf Switzerland in he
Of one to five-year per cent. notes, the
proceeds to be used for purchases in this
country. The notes will be offered to the
public at a price slightly under par, ac-
cording to report. Total bond sales par
value. aggregated Sal. t0l. United States
bonds were unchanged on call
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Boston Produce Market

Boston. March 8,
BEEF-Whole cattle u
BRAN-Spring 2550d26G
BCTTER-Northern 3l4,: western 2S13l
CHEESE-New York twins la.
CORN-No. yellow 81
EGGS-Choice 25Ga6: western 20a23
FLOCR-Mill shipment, spring patents
,25l71o.
HAY-No grade 23JoG24
LAMBS-Spring 10.
MIXED FEED-2650lI300
.OATS-No. 2 clipped white 65
PORK-M edium backs 2100.
POTATOES-s5nl00 per two-bu bag.
SUGAR-Granulated. 20 Dbl. lots, $50
VEAL-9iG17.
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PERSONS TO COPY LETTERS AT

nome. $40 10 So weekly: send slammed
envelope for particulars. Star Copying
Co, 1918 Broadway. Kansas City. Mo
nchSdSfs
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BASEBALL NOTES

Daniel NJ. Coogan. who is to coach
the Bowdoin baseball team this
Spring. arrived Monday and at once
took charge of the squad of thirty
who have been practicins since Bee.
/, under the direction of Capt. A. Keith
Eaton Coogan will have 10 develop
a battery. Sam Fraser. pitcher. being
the only varsity candidate left. Other
veterans are Capt. Eaton, first base;
McElwee. third base; Chapman. short
stop; Stetson and Phillips, fielders.
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SPORTING NOTES

Coach John ]. Magee Of Bowdoin
College track team selected Monday
afternoon the team to represent the
freshman class in the relay with
Bates freshmen at Lewiston Wednes-
day evening. Those picked are Alfred
S. Gray Of Portland, Leland c. wy
man of Livermore Falls, Roland H.
Peacock of Freeport and Lester +.
Wallace Of Portland, with Edward Z.
Hildreth CT Lowell, Mass, as alter
nate.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago, March g.
HOGS-Receipts 5000; lower: bulk $50
G6So: light 6S0aeSD; mixed 6s54700: heavy
64916S5: rough 64eGSS5: pigs 5.5Q5a5.
steers 575dsS0: cows and heifers 33ol715;
calves 65oNS75.
SHEEP-Receipts 19,0o0: strong: sheep
700q $40; yearlings 765QS90; lambs 7.5@l0e
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New York Produce Market


FLOCR-StronC.
WHEAT-Spot firm: No. red 161: No
/ hard 169. all rail elf track export: No. /
northern Duluth 1851 and No. / northern
Manitoba 1881 elf Buffalo.
CORN-Spot steady; No. > yellow AZ elf
to arrive
OATS-Spot firm.
PORK-Steady.
BEEF-SteaGy.
LARD-Easy; middle west 9a5m l0p5.
BCTTER-SIshty weaker receipts To-
0G7; creamery extras, o. score, 30: cream
cry. higher scoring. 50t43l; creamery
tirsts 26aM9s: seconds 24Ge6.
EGGS-Cnsettled receipts ao.243 fresh
gathered extras 201a: extra firsts 49,:
firsts 49,: seconds 17sM1S: nearby hennery
whites 22@23: do. browns y.
POTATOES-Quiet and unchanged
SCGAR-Futures We're irregular with
near months lower, owing to the decline
in the spot market, while later months
were steadied by scattering demand from
local commission houses General bust
ness less active closing easy. March 3ss
May 37s. July 3s9. Sept. 800. Sales 100
tons, Ray easy; centrifugal i6i; molas-
ses 3S7; refined quiet
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago. March g.
Assertions that exports of wheat from
the United States were in progress at
rate Of about twice as rapid as conditions
would warrant sent the market today to
a much higher level. Reactions did not
prove Of lasting sort. and there was a
firm close at I to 81 net. advance. Corn
hnished to aGa down: oats a shade to
1 up and provisions off 10 10 "a
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Mercantile paper SsgSi per cent
Sterling exchange easier: Se-day bills
!. 70; for cables 4.sllo; for demand 1896.
Bar silver 80.
Mexican dollars s.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Time loans steady; 90 days aia2s, 80
days 8; six months 81.
Call money steady: high ?, low u. rul-
ing rate 2, last loan =, closing bid L. Of
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IT'S HIGH TIDE IN HoME.HuNT.

ING. More people are seeking homes in
TINS city just now than at any other time
IN many months-for it's the season.
Tor home-hunting. With a majority of
people it seems that, if the problem of
buying or leasing a new home is to be
solved at all this year, it must be solved
SOON. The FOR SALE and the ITO
Let ads have. therefore, a greater
news interest to these people than the
Mexican situation. or the activities of the
suHrasists, or the discussion about
Panama Canal Tolls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-10
LOTS FOR sALE-oN JOHNSON

Cushman, Drew and Pike SIS. Not the
little pinched city lots with barely room
for house. but high suburban lots, each
containing $500 square feet. Near good
school and electric road. The public ser
vice of city water. gas and electric lights
available for each lot. j. r. Townsend.
augusta, Maine, SIS Water ST House
leiephone 2l5-M. jlyl1 diff
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-10
HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE!

Ave. Arsenal St. Middle ST, East Chest
nut ST.. st. Catherine St. Cony ST..
Morse St, Pearl St. Greenlief St. Quinn
by St, Bangor St, No. Belfast Ave,
Washington St, Cumberland ST. Lower
state St. School ST, South Belfast road
and Sewall street extension. Apply to
SAMUEL TITCOMB Augusta decSdtf