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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-23

The domestic demand was rather slow. and while
mere was good inquiry hero from abroad 81
dimcuit 10 make sales owing 70 the scarcity Of
ocean freight room and un-eTtsinty regarding the
time OF arrival. The following prices in wood are
quoted on The New York Produce Exchange Spring
patents. s6toG !sS spring clears. sj:l0G&:.5i
winter patents. S.y59f5sj. winter ctraights 1856
9S5.tJ; extra No winters A659s4s0i extra No
winters, s4i5GN.61 Kansas straishts. s545S
S3e9. fancy spring patents, jobbing lots. SO 35d
ISL. RUCKWHEAT FJOUR-Mnket dull $275
gs2 s. per 100 To- RYE FLoUR-Quet: fair 70 good.
NiEAL-Steady Kiln dried. $3.50. BAG MEAL
steady: fne white and yellow. sl.6j: coarse $l45.
FELD-City steady. oran. bulk. s22 100 10 sacks.
s?o25. heavy middlings do. $685.. -four mid
dllnss. do. $3.50: red dog -four. 40 ID sacks.
S2: Western steady; bran. l?o ID sacks. S22 10:
do. Seeso: red dog -four 80 ID sacks. $3.50:
OIL meal. SEQ $3.50.
PROVISIONS.
hog products more active aud prices were
higher. receipts OF hogs were fairly liberal. bun
stochyArds were credited with taking tho buying
side. and this started general covering movement
throughout the list. Receipts q hogs az Chicago
were $1,000: estimated for Tuesday. $1,000; Kansas
CITY received 900. and omaha s. 600 PORK
short clear. slS509s20 BEEF-Stesdy: mes.
Ss509SlT. family slsGslS50: packet sl6.j09
81. extra India mess. s27.509s2S DRESSED
HoGS-steady; bscons. exc; $50 10. 95sc: l60 ID.
lse; ltG III iO.c; piSs 1889 SGT M Me-.
d. l2c. Picked hams steady; quoted at ljc.
TAILOW--Steady; special. Sc; city. TIC: country.
7G7is, LARD-TirTo middle West. 90 e9@jc.
City lard hra: quoted at PIC. Refined Lard steady;
Continent TO- SOC. South America. l0.j0c. BAIL.
STEARINE--Firm; oleo 1910. City lard siear-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-23

They are the Bordeaux, a seven story
structure ct the southwest corner Of
the drive and 127th ST., and the Cres-
cent Court, a six story house on the
adjoining southwest corner Of Clare
mont ave. +. r. Wood, W. II. Dolson
Co. was the broker in the sale.
EAST 3Sth ST.-Henry Hof has re-
sold for John II. Earning PA East
38th St, five story tenement, and q
four story house in the rear, on lot
% 10S, located 204 feet east Of 3D.
ave. The buyer is the J. Chr. G..
Hupfol Brewing Company, which owns
216 TO 224, adjoining. The seller re-
Gently acquired the property from
William II. Dempsey through the
same broker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-23
BUSINESS CARDS.

business OANUS.
uI-y an. b..t CTNT.A. POST envelopes Also ths
on. niece stationery. WEsLETS. j. WEST. Mt.
81 Prospect St, Brooklyn
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co.-CleanJ By
.nmo,es.,d air steam, hand or ca door 1858
Brosdsay. t2i East tsth st. coz BRANDT.
Tel ls2-ssth.
MIIrICRAPH TYPEWRITER LETTERS, 500.
si30; 1000. tl.ici 10000. 80. GEO; 4
WEATHEho ORD. 40 Broadway lEounaele bidsJ.
Room llsl. hector t34s.
Oldest Largest. Most Modern.
TINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPErs
Prices RESPONSIBLE. Send fos Circular.
Eel ts92 -4es3 Bryant. tI-tss West toth -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-23
The property COM

away peninsula. The property COM
prises 500 lots.
The premises are bounded on the
east By a line 400 feet east Of Storm
av.. Arverne, and the land OF the III.
rose Realty Company, by the land OF
Rheinhart. by the ocean and by the III
Rockawsy Boulevard.
Streets and sidewalks will be cut
through and sewers put in snd the en-.
tire development completed by next
summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-23
SUMMONS.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK cV.s,,s
Joseph Augustus Larivee. s,,,ss
against Irene Elizabeth Grenier Ii.
defendant -Summons- Action TOT
yorce.
TO the above named defendant, re
You are hereby summoned 20 sh' .
complaint in this action, ana 70 a..
copy OF your answer on the pisin. ~,
torney within twenty days after ,hs 9,
of this summons, exclusive OF ths AZ
service, and In case OF your ,a.uts .tsl
pear or answer. judgment WI! ~ > d.
against you by default for the
mandsd In the complaint. 80.
Dated N. T., November sth, ,,n.x
LOUIS A. SoLoMoN
Plaintiffs Alto ess
once and p. o. address. No Il Fs'"
New York City.
To the above named defendant .es5
The foregoing summons 10 se'. orasl
you by publication, pursuant 10 ~ .;
Of Hon Eugene A. Philein. Jus1xs s
the Supreme Court OF the sts's ..sne<s.
York. dated the 10th day OF N.In ne
1918. and nlsd with the corplein'. a. xss
once OF the Clerk Of the County "a 10
York. at the County Court HcvsA yosk
Borough Of Manhattan. city OF Nv"
Dated November IS. 1917 ,~s
Louis 4 eoIo4H,.x,s
Attorney fcf Ess
oe's 81. 81 IL 81. ddr''" "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-23
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

,,,.rIcan and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors; Tsachers; tutors
coyarnesses. etc. 10 Colleges, Schools and
Families. Apply 70 Mrs. Nj ]. YOUNG
Fulton. 20 Union Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-23
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.

Reports that the British government viii check
shipnrents OF coffee and other produce 70 scan
diuayis unless il Is guaranteed that they VIII not
b exported 10 Germany had bearish influence
M. dav values were 10 70 II points net lover.
IN, volume o. business was not large sales amount
Ing 70 only 80 $50 bags. and out OF TINS amount
II $50 we're IN the form ~ exchanges from Dc
cerber 20 the later positions.
shorts In December we're apparently not DIS
posed TO deliver and the premiums q the late
months over December were narrowed down scT-
cral points Switches from December 20 July
we're made at 10 points early and later at 10
points while the september premium over De
ccrnber declined from 20 down 10 - points.
Tic Brazilian markets. according 10 the public
cable Wers firm on Saturday. Rio being - reis
higher and Santos unchanged. but yesterdays cost
and freight offers in the local market we're lover.
Santos As being offered ~ el01930c London
credits and Rio rs a. 587 zoe. American credits.
Tho local cash market was inactive and uu-
changed. with Rio IS quoted at 71@72tc Range
OF prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-23

East 25th St, 20 the Sutro Brothers
Braid Company.
The Charles +. Noyes Company mas
leased a large suite Of office: in the
nineteen-story Masonic Building, IL
West 23d St, 20 Philip Granof and Nor
ris Rechtman; space in l2i Front 81. for
Max Marx 10 Harold; Offices in the
LAWYERS Title & Trust Company Build
ing, 100 Broadway, 20 Gabriel Ruoino'
and space in 72-7s Beaver ST. for the
estate Of Z. L. Townsend 70 Robert b.
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-23
Nagel's Club at Auction.

The Kanawha Club, at 129 East 12Sth
St. the well known headquarters of
the Tammany Braves, will be sold at
noon to-day at public auction in the
Vesey st. sslesroom at the stand of the
VI. Morgenthau. Jr., Company, auction
GERS. The sale will be held as result
Of foreclosure action brought by L.
Z. Field against Percival Z. Nagel and
others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-23

Chunlcigh (Brl. Lisbon; Santa Cla:a. HaI.ns;
P1cton CBrj, Catania; Madison. Norfolk and New
ton fBr, Newcastle $ W; Trinidad lBr). Car
di.: Alaskan. Boston; Bay View Norfolk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-23
500 EDGEMERE LOTS SOLD
Brokers Say Purchase Is Harbinger OF
Boom Times There.

Five blocks at Edgemere, Long ISL
and. have been sold for s25O.OOO By u.
Taus & Son for the Edgemere Park
Company 70 Ellis R. Wood. Realty
men say the transaction is the fore
runner Of "boom times" on the Rock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-23
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records Of the Last
Twenty-fOur Hours.

Washington. Nov 22.-The north Paclrc storm
that has been advancing eastward over Montana
and the Dssotas Is losing energy. but fresh low
area IS approaching the Washington and Oregon
coasts. attended by southsrly gales and ram. N9
prec Of: alton o, consequence has occurrsd eet on
the Rocky Mountains. except that light snow "a"
fallen In the upper Mississippi Valley.
Tempcraiures IA the Eas, and SOUP are ria
lively low IL the plains states there has been
rise IN the last twenty -four hours -,
snow In tho northern and rain IN ne sStthsIn
portions OF the AXE region indicateu 1ot lutecs
and probably Wednesday Rain Is also proosoe N
the Ohio VALLEY Tuesday and In the northern p1t
tion OF the middle Atlantic states Wednesday Inc
temperature win rise IN interior valleys and Allan
Tic coast states. -. A.
Winds for Tuesday and Wednesday; North A.
lsntic iSht 70 moderate west. middle Atsntlo
moderate west; south Atlantic light northeast east
Gulf and west Gulf. Light and variable; .pp,r axes
moderate 10 fresh west; lower lakes' node'a'e "S'
Foroenu for Special LsesiItiss.--Entsrn New
York. Eastern Pennsylvania. New jersey. Delaware
Maryland and the Disxic. Of Columbia. fair Tues
day; Wednesday cloudy.
Western New York and Ohio. cloudy and warner
Tuesday: Wednesday. probably rain. -
Western Pennsylvania ard West virginia fair
and warmer Tuesday: Wednesday, PROBABLY ram.
Southern New England. Virginia. OKLAHOMA, East
and West Texas. Arkansas, florida Sor,h eni
south Carolina and Georsis. fair Tuesday and
Aisb.ns. Mississippi. Loui.isns ard NortheIn
New EnglInd. partly cloudy Tuesday and "ednc''
day
Local ofacIaI Rscsrd.-Tns following oicial record
from tho Weather Bureau shows the changes In me
,enpo-a,urs for the last twenty-.our hou1. In CON
p.rlson with TIE corresponding date Of last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-23
Agents Appointed.

NJ. & L. Hess. Inc, have been ap-
pointed agents of the six story Mercan-
tile Building, at I25 East 23d ST.; the
two four story dwellings at SO and 6o
West 88th ST., and the four story dwell
ing at &C West seth St, owned by the
Z. c. Reach Realty Corporation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-23
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Is FeVerish-ShOWS
Net Gain at Close
of 3s to IS Cent.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. November %. 1915.
WHEAT.


Wtes; was srita aid fovelish. Early in the day
p-iccs wen distinctly weak. declining l.@lizc
from The final 1f Saturday. with a net loss Of 50
80 from the LIgi Point OF F-!dev. Late in the
session nooeyrr there vas romple,e reversal OF
cotton s,d p5-cs ques} Iesained the ea-b loss
i;eior's io.l al ,oad o. an essie- feeling in Liver
irul. with more LIBERAL ofe.ing % native wheat to-
Ichcr with fears that the congestion Of freight at
"a, seaioad aud the political situation 81 South
ca. era Iurtpc would CIrGll business Tor export,
were a,sc'j resyonsbls for the early weakness
it.fsiy as there seemed 70 be pressure Of
arusl N'eE ou the market and export buyers were
ip ne -ncrnoon 8, became evident ;h,t exporters
utic assii On The market. a. least. tie Dutch gov-
Cu'Wcnt vas credited with making purchases or ser-
efal raIE'r7. and sales Wefo estimated a. high A.
10000 bushels n all positions Including American
ani Canadian springs and American winters at the
Guif
Northeastern receipts were Larger. bu; TIE winni-
market developed pronounced strength late IN
as ' eaS f s s' 9S au -2'S vas quoted Al
.0Si. and So 1 Northern Manitoba slO7'.. c
CORN.
corn prices were dominated largely by tho action
q wheat and after showing an early decliae Of &c
iigler 70 - lover Weather condition, were gen
srslly favorable In the local cash market No yel-
los corn was quoted al zoe. prompt shipment
OATS.
The oats market declined cary with wheat and
corn. but good export demand developed, ana al
y, close sTss wss an .. q ne; sssas1sd !. ~, i
been sold aud there were rumorS 81 considerably
larger amount. The visible supply increased l,252-
900 bushels. compared with al increase q 20l 900
las; year. Tie local c1Sh market steady: No
white quoted a. az q 2tci No white ilA@
i.e: ordinary TO fancy clipped. az 945tc. all
elevator.
M,rks. quis,i No Western. fi.o5. c Z. New
NEW YORK PRICES.
g.s.issa................... s}}s}, sjiisss.,
MAY. ssss.s..s-sss..sss.s.s LIZ LA
CHICAGO PRICES.
wsss., ,9 Hi5s I 81. :, fl css dsS{
Nay. Io4E 1904 l.o4S l.o6h lo5h
Coral 49,,
S;s'ias'i,': :.GS ::;2 .s:s ga So
Oats; - ~ - ,,,
S:sns',..: ..Ss IA .%s go ..%,
FLOUR AND MEAL.
ne nour rasrfss unsettled OWING 20 The ke-
Tea q wheat and tbs oogesisd Is'ho conditions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-23
GETS BROOKLYN BUILDING
Aeolan Company to Occupy Structure
In Fulton Street


The Aeolian Company leased. through
Ellen & Jeffery from Desmond Dunno,
the three story building 55s Fulton
ST., running through to II Flatbush av.,
Brooklyn, formerly occupied by Silsbe,
the restaurant man. The Aeolian Com
pany will take possession on Decem-
Der 1 and will occupy the entire build
ing.
Shampsn & Shampan have fled plans
for nine apartment buildings, to be
erected on the west side of Underhill
av., 25 feet south Of Sterling pl., for
the G. g. VI. Improvement Company, as
owner.
f. j. Hollahan. Inc, and A. VI. Clegg
have sold the block front on the east
erly side Of Third av., running from
Senator to 6Sth ST., Brooklyn. The block
comprises eleven lots. II was sold Cor
the State Realty and Mortgage Com
pany to firm Of builders for improve
ment with stores and fats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-23
SUGAR FUTURES.

Thero was cute, but steady opening in sugar
futures with frst prices points lover 20 points
higher After the call there we're reports Of bad
weather IN Cuba DELAYING the new crop. and rum
ors % considerable business IN graduated having
been done for French account This caused short
covering IN rather empty market. and buying By
trade and commission houses sent prices 2 10
points net higher az midday. Tho market closed
frm net unchanged 20 an advance Of 9 points.
WIN tool sale 80 tons. kAnEe d pEices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-23
CHANGE OF NAME.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
RICHMAN HOLDING COMPANY INC. .
business once In the City Of New York.
County Of New York, and State Of New
York. will apply to the Supreme Court Of
n: to q 5. s.a In: court Mou.. IN
the City of New York. in the County Of
New York. on the LIST day Of December,
1915, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon Of that
be heard. for an srdsr authorisins said
to sSs wxsH Il SG sArISp fNS A-"'
HICKMAN HOLDING COMPANY. ma
p.s.A Tsw M ciS. Ostsbss Is las
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-23

TIE local street msrke; for copper was hIIn. VIA
T.clisngs TN vas quiet, gith SPOT. in 5.ton lois.
quoted a. 80 10000 LEAD was 9uiet WIN 'pot in
Rev Yor quoted al 5.&jc ard fasi ~ louis
. i7iAc ASKED spel.cr sifonz New fork. spot.
iETjai9 re. Esst ~. Louis. spot lst04lsc. N
ionfoa copper cio.cd Al fs2 y, fof standard sot
and futures and ff5 iOs !Of c.cc.goy:c spot. III.
standard spot. fI72 and future. El50 with sales
- % tons fyot and go tons futures. Lead. spot
81 II 81. speltsg. spot 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-23
$4,000 Barbour Memorial

Plans have been fled by y. P. hin
and f. c. Stout for the seven ,ts, ~.
Barbour Dormitory Settlement. "a
built at $50 and S32 West seth 81. All.
90.l0. The building will be erected h.
William s. Coffin and will cost SpS nW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-23
$4,000 Orange Deal.

Edward ?. Hamilton & Co. have sold
the northeast corner of Main and Cam
field SITS, Orange, n. j., brick and frame
business buildings, on a plot 6Sx16s
feet.
The property was held at $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-23
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

500 ,. n.
Japan C0fci China via s,sttel-sado
MAUI
Hawaii via san ciscoi-Mstsonia. Nov 20
hawaii. Japan. Corea China IVA san iran. =.
ciSol-seattle Maru. NOV -
r,scol~ii q trsn,po-. ''-'.'.,.............rs
Hawaii. Philippine Islands. samoan slsndf'
Australs. New Z.slsnd Via san iran .
Tahiti Nirquesas Cook Islands. New zea-
lard. Australia tvla San FraneieoJ- .
Hawaii. FIJI Islands. New Zealand. Australia
tyis Vtncouye. and Victona) -Naklra Dec II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-23
Sell Pavilion Hill. S. I.

Eadle & Jackson have sold the Pa
vilion Hill property, of about fifteen
acres, at Tompkinsville, Staten Island.
The hill is about $50 feet above tide
water, and is one Of the highest points
along the Atlantic coast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-23
Postpones Meeting To.morrov

The Bronx Board of Trade annouu...
that its next regular meeting will BE- =
s o'clock on Wednesday night, Dessr'
Der /. The meeting. which was 70 han
been held tomorrow night, will bs eo,.
sidered an adjourned one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-23

special Liverpool cables. SPOT cotton IN good de-
msnd salcs. 10000 bal~f speculation and export
.,eo. American. 5000. imroFls iI.o0o mons Amer.
steady. ilse2 points higher; closed quiet, 20 ~
ponis lover. November, s.ssd January F.brusry.
.s@d March tpnl. 6soisf. May June sod. IulJ
August fed. Ototer. November 65iisd. Msn-
che-sf-faIn, quiet and nrm. cloths F.ry nrrn. bu,
prices asked cheek bustbssA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-23
COJTOksEED oil.

Co,onseed oil sSS grm. closing with ne, gains %
lsdl6 points offerings we're conspicuous.y small
and sentiment was Influenced Ay tie Continued
strength IA the crude position. Crude OIL wzs
higher offers here being a. 5ia 52c. compared with
SSfurlay's price Of zoe. Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-23
Sales at Auction.
At IA VESEY sT.
by Bran L. Kennelly.

AT IA NESEl ST.
by Byan l.. Kenney.
2isT ST. 3i5 W, s. 20 ga av. 25r9s : Y
fat KNOCKED down TO J Is Laenull3 for 81. 900
PROSPECT Az. Cs7, " $ SO 8 iS5th 81, 2aIs5. 8
sly dwg KNOCKED down TO l. Harris for $3.50
Joseph ?. Day.
DUANE ST. ~. cor Lafayette 81. sISl. 3Ils Il
20 SIl8. sty loft BLDG. Adjourned 10 nov. rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-23
CALVES.

Uo-,lut, for two days. 1851 head. 2.lsi head o.
sale Ieais we're slow. and while Few choice los
sold up 20 full steady prices The general market wal
harsv sfeady. gfassefs were .ac lover. Ino pens
we're about cleared. Common 70 prime yeas sold a.
81 50aNl55 per 100 10. ieH selected lg,s a.
al "a. fed calres s. 500 81 20. Dressed calves slow
A. ia. aiSc Tor cts dressed veal1 and l.eijc for
cotnfrl dressed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-23
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Ncw York. November %. 1915.
BEEvES.

Rcc.ip. Tor tgo days. 3.043 head: III cara on
sale Including about 50 cars o. Steers Marke3
optned VEN dun for steers and al a decline % 100
lie. tie trade vas slow and dragging 10 The close
Hulls and COWS hold up about steady at the Sew
Y0rl Yards where 80 cars on sale al Jersey
Cltv COWS we're slow 10 a trihe easier on medium
srd choice fsi cows Common 20 cIoice steers sold
~ sT5dSssO pcr 100 10. oxen t6.60dt 80
cows. s2s5gtslj. bulls. N50ates0 Few
choice aud extra fst bulls. stsosN.o0. city
tlres 81 native beef sides slow al llsliizc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-23
WANTED FOR JANUARY
E..tt,, furn;<hed hOusekeeD.

Fully furnisheu ho"eeNe9p
ing apartment. not less than
two bedrooms. below Doth ST..
for one month. State price
and number of rooms in an
swering. o, Room oO7, Tribune
Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-23
Alterations.
kf..k.ss.-

22D ST. 5I and 5i5 W; ,oa4s s factory: uye
MacNutt 1871 9th az. owner p Hunxi, NJ, -
sy architect: uM
' asasa,srl a:s ~ sit H. st. o- "a Y f ~
W t5th o.. srchitec;. NW
The Bronx.
FREMONT Av. s. Si2g2 Prospect a., b A
sy frame store and twg. 25ris6, @ y vu.r
sui.on. 100 Bathgsts N. ogaeTi B W DAaf I
Son. ial Bible House. architects: VM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-23
New Building Plans.
Manhattan

3sTH ST. IS. AS = eth AZ. for s,y .srs.-.
house. 4l.hX90.i0. w : Conn. Is W Ssn n
owner: J H!il 4 e Stout ssi Nsdt~ J,
architects. 81 ~
The Bronx.
MULiNER Az, n . cor Bsdy Az; ;a ,,s ~ q
frame dwgs. ssI22 each. Harmony Coast n y
Cohen. ll29 Walker E. pres. owner: Z ~.
helm. los! fremont sv. architect; si,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-23
SHEEP AND LAMBS.

sale sheen in Fair lsnAud and steady. lambs Hefe
an tpoiefste receipt and prices lrn 70 ivN &c
10 pTime sheep sold al $40 1913 pcr 100 10 e.is a.
SgafAsO. common 20 choice laab7 a efess.s ~.
one deck NJ s. 20: cuils a. sos. Dressed nH,,.o
flOu n snlilsc dressed LAMBS guci ~ ~ ~ ISc.
log dressed. i5i.c. county dressed hotlon'e lambs
we're sieady.
Receip,. Tor two DAYS so head. ~ car ofi
saie Narls' lower wiih heavy and medium WEIGHS
w dressed hogs unchanged. Ia pfies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-23
REAL ESIAlb-
COuNTRY PROPERTY.

BEST FINANCIAL. PLAN FOR PURcHisn ,g a.
country homes explained a. Love Obn'. III n
zine Country Home League. 10 ~ w.
Dept IN Y. {. Phone $3.50 MAD ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-23

IIishest Temperature yesterday, Il degrees va
N n, I. Iowesf 80 degrees lat a. m average
yes,erday 81 degrees average Tor corresponding 9s.e
last year 81 degrees average Tor CORRESPONDING uae
last thirty-three years, a. degrees
Barometer Readings.
s. 5000 p n..,,Soo % . p m'''''V'i-
Humidity.
sa M. So p m...,.. 0. D. H. u
IoesI Forscst.-Fair to-day; inrenins cloud
p,., Tomorrow; moderate west winds
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The local market for spoi cotton vas au;ss with
prices unchanged a. il.f5r. No sale.
Receipts a. The ports and interior points. with
corpa risons IL. low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-23
WORK WANTED.
Male.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


Male.
COUPLE. English Protestant; butler: senerally
useful: nr,t class cook. take full charge: highly
recommended county preferred Martha Collier
agency. Isl tth az
i'sFFIL MAN-sw.dish: personal reference.
Jussils AsencJ. ls5 East 5sth st. Fiais HsS'
Female
CHlyBERMAID and sewing. sssst waitress, thor
0ushly competent: Rest references. Miss shiufh-
nos,y's Agency. II West t2d ST.
CHAMBERMAID OR MAID.-seoteh Protestant;
highest lc.eTsnces: country preferred. Martha
Golfers Asency. ~ tth r "
CoLoRED CorPLE.-Butlsr and useful. coos and
isundress: will DO entire work; $50: oest refer
ences. Mis-. shea's Agency, 80 East va 81 Muir
raw lllil 6i7t.
CooK.-Assist laundry. chsmbsrmsid and waitress;
two sisters together, or separate; thoroughly e..
pcTienced etceier references. city or country. Miss
shaushnetsy's Assncy. II West I'D 81
COOK -German: FIRST class: city or country;
best references: wages 50 20 so. Lang Il
Boecherer GO. Agency. ~ West sd st.
COOK -LAU NDREsS. Young. capable; $50: 20 any.
where good references Nss Shess Agency, 20
Ess, i2d e. Murray Bill 67;,L
COOK. waitress. ehsmbermsid capable French siri
highest references: eountn tFsisiS5ed- 'as'ilA
COOK AND LAuNDREss.- sco'ch Protestant; com
potent. neat Martha Golfers Agency, ~ an
ar isil.
COUPLE.-Enslish and swiss. butler valet. useful
wife excellent cook four years best references
city or county Miss shaushnesy's Aseney. II
West i2d -.
COUPLE Butler and ,liet: wife psrlormsid
chsInb.rmsid. plain cook. wrv desirable. highly
recommended; couuiry. SO. Mason's Agency. Isl
w.t t2d s Tai Basai ssss.