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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14

6s2 oKRA. Fla. carrier sist9: bskt, 4lss2 =:
PLANTS. 100 punches S35oaS5. PEAS. Fla large.
bsst. S250NSj small. 81 le9$3 So PAhSNiPs.
BOZ. NL-spfl5o. PUMPKINS e5ll fieS 20.
PARSLEY Bermuda. crafe. fl.5UaslI5i Ne" Or
leans. curly and plain. Dbl. s.. PEPPERS "a.
boz. fg0SL50. bskf, s. Cuban. box ;2af2 -
EADISUES New Orleans. Dol. $3.50. ROMANO.
Fla. t,bt. $la$l75. New Orleans Dol. NgS so.
Bermuda. crate. $L2j. SPINACH. "a Dol. SL5oq
s.. >CALLIONS. Bali. 100 huUcies. 15C9N
>UAILOTS New Orleans. loo punches. $29SZ 80
SQUASH Hubbard. DBL $500 $I.15: marrow. -
-rasokei' neck si1sasi5o: TURNTPs. Bermuda.
white. 100 bunches 81 5oGS- 20; New orleans.
white. 100 punches. SLj0a s.. 80. %. while, 1Dl.
S'rSiZJ. rutaJega. bbl or hag $le$L5o. TO
NArOES Fla. carter sl9S2 g. Cuban. &la{5.
Cal. fat box. l0ca 81 % luz. j0c@ $50; WAIER-
CROSS. 100 punches. slatl 80. Hothouse--'u-
cumbsr, 40 /. doz. 50ca{l IS: culs. box $500
S5.2I. lettuce. Jersey and nearby. doz. -5cHNl
Maine. doz box. s225Gt350. Boston box
strap. sldS22j: other Eastern doz. zjcfsl
mint don punches BOA soc. mushrooms. Vhiie. ID
bssf. Sl45afl6j. brown. flaSl 80 buttons. ijc1
81 q. raI.shes 100 punches. 81 jo9$250. toma.
t0cs Do. 50 a0r Christmas Greens Holly. standard
ease. 81 5Ias2. holly wreafhs doz 15c0Al %.
other Urcat1s. i0r9Sl; mistletoe. Dbl slaS3. lau-
reI rope. 200 yards Sl75@S- Princes, Pine rope.
100 yds. 81 500 {i5J. other rope. 81 1lI5
trees. bundle OF . 70 G. T5caSl.Zj. trees. single.
sig feet. each Sil06s1.t0. 1870 feet. JQce 81
s. feet and over. foot. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14
HOGS

Receipts ''r teo days 1919 head. o cars Oh
al. Market lower. Slh reported sales a. s. Sia
81 -s Usr 100 Do. piz A. 81 r0ugh. az t.Tt.
Gountr, dressed hogs steady a. 20 loo. foasuns
pigs al lgaljc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14
Anglo-French Loans Prospects.

The expiration Of the syndicate, or
.,ni7e5 on October TO underwrlte the
t;oo 060 Zoo Anglo-French bonds, at the
dose OF business to-day is awaited "l'N
isen interest in bond circles, as. De
Cnnipg tomorrow, II is hoped that
wore accurate gauge on the tuture
srre Of the bonds will be obtained
man through the recent sales on
assler" basis. Il is predicted that
GOOD demand viii develop between 70
and e6 after the first unsettlement OF
,bs market has passed off. An ener-
ge>e esmpaign will be Immediately
started by the syndicate managers 70
dispose OF the Sl80OO0000 Of the bonds
lsft on their hands. Their statesmen
will renew their efforts in all parts OF
the country 20 sell them, and with me
lower prices that should naturally lol
low the expiration Of the syndicate
agreement regarding the maintenance
d the price al 98 a better market Is
expected. Depository banks, under the
terms OF the loan, yesterday RENTED
4 third instalment, amounting 20 ID
per cent OF the proceeds, TO the Ma
'iorsl CITY Bank. the central deposl-
tory This made go per cent OF me en-
the issue 30 far called. Virtually the
trtire $4,000 900. the sum for when
he British and French governments
sold the $500. 600 600 issue 90 the under
writer's. has been paid in. More man
S-J000O00 was received on the MS.
all. although the latter was only Tor
percentage Of the total. This balance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14

Word from London that insurance
companies are not pleased at having %
eve Up our bonds. but feel it must be-
done TO meet the wishes Of the govern
rent, agrees with private reports that
have come 20 the bond houses here.
Just how holders Of our securities were
% be eoerced into depositing them with
ne treasury did not appear in the eX.
flsration made iu Parliament as D,
reached the financial district yesterday.
20 FAR as possible the appearance o.
coercion may be- expected 20 be avoided
Psr, o. Loudou's prominence has beel
tlsed upon the free market 10 afforded
i'f international securities. Re 'usa
% allow new issues from abroad. limit
"a trading ir those already dealt in
as,e step may be considered neces-
ay war measures. Formal dlscrm,
'',oa against foreign stocks and bonds
,F,sd DO England VIII. however be re-
-trberel when war is over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14

me .rclemcrt weather caused D hur-
~ change Of plans regarding the
..s''g Of the Erie executive commit
sthtclled for yesterday Ordina-
~ tar meeting has been held ~ the
ialaffs Offices in 90 Church Street.
af combination " rain and snow
=. 'ilhfa1 and r'rfh urdcrfoot was not
s. te .Dar ~ George ,. Baker. and
10 si's1 taat cl.'om Boz o pe0scd with,
-. az result the members Of the
gl.'iee convercd in Che Offices Of j.
4. Ss9ifan q 20. so action was taken
-. e'i1sfnds. but q. ~. Orcutt. assist
Il - ihf PRECEDENT. Was recommended
Z .''iiafni Underwood for promotion
o.. '.-ef Of yice-presidcnt, 20 have
- - purchafes and q new depart
~. f1.DHI az tho LANDED taz and real
f't frrs rfmrrfH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14
- - ION Washington.

While traders were most pessImiSl.C
.'.e,5sv over the course of prices ana
ss ''srsstber. a ray of sunshine came IN
. ". announcement from Washington
w, tbe deathknell Of Senator owen
nv Exchange bin had been sounded
~ S.O. 10 action of the Senate in sup
Ting motion 20 take the measure
~ he Banking and Currency Con-
~, ..'t,se 10 the Postothce Committee.
IT, we're recalled five previous un-
ii',..es.sful attempts TO place a recog-
800 exchange under governmental SUI
ss,zison. The first was in 1871 when
= p,itisb Parliamentary committee re-
s...sd the idea. Similar action was
-, bv the German imperial govern
~ INT in 1902. Ia this state bills TO III
-. .a,rore.e the stock Exchange were
me, ,V,gBsd down by the Hughes conmlS-
80, in 1909. by the Joint Legislative
Committee on Judiciary and Finance
OrSer Sulzer in 1911, and by the New
yo-k County Lawyers Associatloa1
it,ongb a special committee IN l9lz.
~ ~ sgeb a measure has always met
r;,b defeat" remarked a Stock EN-
,ss,gs governor, "the whole idea or
men stock exchange regulation must be
.,bsrentlv wrong"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14
Germany in Gold Hunt.

h rs cndeayor 20 Jet no guilty piece
q god escape, The German government
= ngw reported as urging all banks in
ne country 10 require declaration
10Y holders Of safe deposit boxes that
l,'ts n The precious metal BIS contained
Aeis'u. had che German Empire held
s..@ll it ooricrs such gold fields a.
ne British have fiji South Africa. ~
Ssa tssly be imagined that one Of the
.'i emergency measures Of the war
..'-l have been 90 put production a.
-''s mines on the highest possible
l'.s Regiments Of Germans might
~ Be considered better occupied in
ll''hg native labor 20 add TO the gov
eha'ett's gold holdings than actually
1tltyed in battle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14
WAR BOOMS THE BOTTLE
United States Containers Take Soup
and Milk to the Trenches.

Wheeling, W. Va, Dec. l3.-An order
for 10000 gross Of glass bottles has
been given by the British government
TO the Hazel-Atlas Glass Company, Of
this city, and the Williamstown Glass
Company. of Williamstown. y. j. The
bottles are TO be used in sending liquid
food, such as soup, milk, etc, to the
soldiers in the trenches.
Trade authorities predict the eXpor-
tation Of fully 100000 gross Of bottles
during the coming year. There is a
scarcity of workmen in the factories.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14
TRAVELLERS CUTS MELON
Stockholders Offered Sl,O0OOOO New
Stock at Par; Sells at $500.

Hartford. Conn, Dee. ia melon
for stockholders Of the Travellers IN
surance Company was cut az a sreci1l
meeting Of the directors held this az
ternOOn. 10 was voted 20 increase
the capital Of the company from
S5,OOO,0OO to S6,0OO.0OO, the new stock
10 be paid for at the par OF 500 a
share and 10 be issued TO the present
stockholders at one share for FIVE
shares held. The regular quarterly
dividend of per cent, payable De-
cember 81. was also declared W. o..
Burr. owner and editor of The Hart
ford Times was elected director 20
succeed the late President Sylvester c.
Durham.
Travellers Insurance stock sold
around $50 to-day on the local eX-
change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14
sHEEP AND lAMes.

Receipts f7r tvo DAYS. 1000 head. % cars on
az Sheen were steady. lambs active and l5d -5r
Ist.- Than FrIafI. Tls pens were cleared
Common fa prime sheep sn.d a. tfas6 per 100
H.. ..uffs AZ Sfct SO. lambs. ar 8 lVa $40 10.
Ear ar SiNlgh ruiIs. a f650aN.i0 Dr,.e'
mutton f-u Al ,aallhc dressed lambs 40 $50
lH.. country dressed dollhouse lambs steady a.
$50 $40 p,r carcass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14
BUSINESS TROUBLES



f CHAMBERS BkoTHERs. manufactures f4u.rs
o. 30 West -,ih s.. W its' creditors. ID D.
5 h-aalem-. $500 Assets arc stated 10 be
So uIn. TIg, also made az assignment t1 Phillip
j. shapiro. They have been ia business about
o. d. Hart q CO.. composed 1. orcn g. Hart
ami Harp 81 Ni.fJ. manufacturers ri dresses ar I'd
. Wet -i,t So. tg these creditors samuel Ho.1auser
$50. Samuel HH.Sri.. $500. and louis fr4lae..
$50. Liabilities are stated tH Ne 81 lJ9' aHi as,e,
81 t0N Il. as1 made on. ls,.t .ia"'.' i' Max D..
49, Ha- bad previously been b. business ln San
Francisco and save 40 u-le 900 account NJ Tie
IosErH WEIsNLAN. Manufacture o. Six shirt
waists a. l.i We. -'.a g.. l' ihe. ,toi,.o-a. n
D. Gassr. SOIL hn5r'4-7 &C. So 81. aaa
Gran'r,y Brad and Ir.mmis ~. go. lie ..-.i
sn assignment ono SATURDAY. la4h-ll-' are Trs".'ei
io .' t-n.l a..a .,s.-s > u.s. 'o' ,.r. ,.,r,.-f1.,
. INTERNATIONAL Gas AID LLL' IlJ'
FIXTI RE 90 maauflr-urr0 st l-t.ls0 Grand b..
ls, made 81. a,. sT.ut.f fu Morris E. hH.nf'L. a
petition .a aar.nlp.a vac also a.oI against Il b
F.alm co.. $50. and william lraat.. Sa1. II
vas incorporated DO 1909 and Isaac Wcsly i Dresi-
ELIZABETH " Shields. p-9Iue, dealer a. u
Harrison ST.. uy John is. Lash'f a Bios. 'f.l''.is.
Oh John I0-.lrr q Co. oH property az NrF Rochelle.
She has carried on 'l' '-s.',' inf ge@'i u ".'
previously carried ou uy I-tlA Crawford. lac. aA-
Mr. travf.r, 44e'l ln December. l'l-
~ INGERllAN q CO.. composed of Max niger
Ii- Wat .-,u ST. have made au assignment ''
tyt.. A rrr..f.rf UrrsrTlUrly also
'-..f..' ,f.1. g. ne. r-,Itgr.. Louis Fr-I-
-..' ts. en-, I,'.r RB.fop 90. $40 AID Majestic
,..' ..i' '''''''
-i..i ,,,,,,- cfr pltprrTD diamond dealer al a
HoINM"N Hi-hi.iI -. .st - l.. .r-,-,-gy ,,itf
Na's1" 81. i-ss '-.,' $500 % ss ut. .,,, .i.fIr,
Ha' I'ia ~ '' s s.a1 .rt ...F b..
~ notes. Sall'. office hfufe. S'VO' ana CAS-" ''
bank s.. 100000
1870, ,. Cgmpo'iuon To''' ny t,s c,-e-rr.l
l5AA' bL''I-'. - -.-go'.Is dealer Al
composition % is-~' I'.-s'. '.2t -. -, tts
"a orchard e., win De-"--1 d. -''- 0 ~
dollar LtDllLer We f',z.ti-.4
5000, Receiver Tpp',"'1e'' Hand has An
- MyuL HiiLi. it,......-7 -''.-r.- ~ IA
pointed Mss h.it"t .---. .f.,,s AZ l5-3
Mode SHOP NC "li.'' '-'..'''''e'
EI'1IwaF- BOND. >i'''.
EankruDtcy Schedules.
tr-pr- Dyr SII, az nc. wholesale dealer iu
~. va NJ. -'-.f- II il Tnh aE. Liabilities. So
f. .lG ..rs..t..g % accounts. Sl.ttr.
80 '..I f,rnr.- Sold ..r s.. 300. aud cash Doc
RIB
,f.uauttf SDVEIER drgooIs dealer a. 1884
r..-..f' Ia Ht....H. ST. Irt. assets. $4,000. cone
''s ~ r..s s. -0n and fixtures. $500.
i,rt. t.ffN-ffUER wholesale HUIl.rUs. af
. G4 I-'I,. b.. ...... ... SLr..-L. a-.Ut- tl-,NN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14

t,.,ef - tfe Manhattan Beach Com
~ Has dealt boo yesterday for Che
n. Nffs since .asf February. lts clos-
~ bi,'f - D 'Dmfarcs viii 2 the last
a., " appeared. a 80 per cent 90
IA 81. 81 orc trader pointed DOT.
4 aii tribute 40 che new reawali in
'''''i' ii<e yestcrdag's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14
SUMMONS.

ST-PRENF COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
Joseph Augustus Lariyee plsintir.
against Irene Elizabeth Grenier LarlVee.
defendant-SJmm for d.
VOrcs.
To the above named defendant:
You arc hereby summoned 10 answer the
complaint IN this action. and 70 serve
cow OF your answer on the plaintiffs at
forney within twenty days after the service
~ this summons. exclusive OF tho day or
service. and in case Of your failure - sD-
near or answer. judgment Will pc taken
tgaingt you by default for the relief de-
franded in the compliant
Dated ~ Y, November 9Th 1915.
LOUIS A. SOLOMON
Plslntns Attorney,
oncc and 2. o. address. 80. 81 Park Row.
New York City.
To the above named defendant:
The foregoing summons Is served upon
Won by publication, pursuant 20 an order
81 Hon. Eugene A. Phiibin, a Justice OF
The Supreme court Of the state OF New
YORK. dated the 10th day % November.
1918. and fled with the complaint in the
ofacs OF the Clerk OF the County OF New
York. az the County Court House. In the
borough OF Manhattan, city OF New YorH.
Dated November IS, 1915.
LOUIS a. SOLOMON.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
once and p. O. address. a. Park Row.
New York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Sew York. December y. 1918.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14

ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

While prices gave way, the losses as
a rule. were not extensive. Studebaker
advanced early 70 1863, but broke TO
1861. New York Central failed TO get
below 10l4. Union Pacific went as
high as 1879. Chicago, Rock Island q
pnnlHc,. hot W.. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14
- YoRK srPREME couRr. couNrY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY
OF NEW lOKK-Antonio Trepssso, plaintiff.
against Catherine Trepa defendant. sum
mons. This a. an action for absolute divorce
To toe above named defendant. You are
hereby summoned 20 answer the complaint
Boz this action. and 90 serve a copy 81 your
answer on the plaint>-s attorney within
twenty days after the 9eryice OF this sum
mons. exclusive OF the day - service. and n
case o.; your failure 20 appear or answer.
Judgment will be taken against you By de-
fault for the relief demanded IA the COM
plant.
Dated. New York September 90 1918.
JOSEPH LOGOMASINL Plaintiffs Attorney.
Post once address and office. No 100 Nassau
Street Borough Of Manhattan, Ne"
York city
To the above named defendant; Thr tofe
going summons t. served upon you ~ pun
Ncatiou pursuant 90 an order OF hon, hukri,s
y Fhuhin. "A Justice Of the supreme So.k 9,
the state ~ New York dated the loth Gay ..
November 1915 and nled with the company
In Inc niiice ~ the clerk of IN. Countl W
New York AZ the County Court hour' n '"'
borough of Manhattan, CITY OF New A"'N'
Dated November 18Th 1913. -
JOSEPH IOGoMASlNl
Attorney for ilaintin.
once and T. O address. lac Nassau street
borough OF Manhattan, No YORK CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14
QUOTATIONS FOR BEEvss.
eEEVEs.

Rseeip.s 1858 head. - cars m sale o. Witch
% bar. we're steer. Msrke, opened active. steers
steady 20 lnalJc bisAer. with the advance mainly
,r Usft and medium weights. bulls and cows.
lUal-. HIGHER The yards were al cleared with
a. exception ~ a fea late arrivals Ordinary o.
t...., .i.ers sold ar s1aSs go per 100 los. bulls
,r k4aS, a lev s1trs a. S. 50aS7. COWS a. s. SO
80. a Few tail ends az t-.-i. Dressed beef was
...s al I4.f uuufafluus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14

SUGAR FUTURES.

Futures opened quiet and inactive, point hlsner
p, Z roirt lower with sales ou the call $50 tons.
Later M he dag 'ls market 900 better and values
rsI.at a fsu points Tie marse, closed stcaiy:
4rI5 points higher. With sales Tor tle Hey -'oSV
fH.- Range ~ prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14
CALVES.

Receipts for two days. 2Oej bad. l.sfl head on
ale Veal. On g0o1 demand aud Zic higher. ban p
y.-i calves (which take the place n srasssrsl
es-s aI.r sc higher TIE pens werc cleared. Com
mon 90 prime vaas SOLD A. fNfsl- p p~r 100 TO-
rlIIs Al SffS-.-n. baUyarl calves a. $A50f
s. 8. ysar.luss a. 81 city dros'ed was nfm. a.
It.aisc. d. fea. lsi-c. cUuafD dressed sold az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14
Vessels Arriving at and De-
parting from Port of
New York.
HIGH WATER

MINIATURE ALMANA,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14
En,.,,.l, fo1 sp,.InI LoeaIltI.,.-Ea.tern ~

Forecasts Tor Special locaHue''-E@slern ~"
York western Pennsylvania. New Jersey and south
ern Ncw Engand-Saow. followed by clearing and
colder Tuesday. Wednesday fair.
Northern New EuHaud-SnDw Tuesday. colder
az night. "wednesday. fair.
Nssiss ppi. Alabama Georgia. Florida, Norm
and South Carolina Louisiana and eastern Te1as-
Fair Tuesday AMI probably wednesday.
virginia District OF Columbia. Delaware and
Msyiand--Pauy cloudy and colder Tuesday
wednesday. fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14

Special Liverpool cables Spot cotton in good IN
quiu. sales M. 900 bales. speculation and export.
J 000. American 5000 Imports - 900. American.
) 900 Mii-upiald. 5.55d Futures opened Qu.H
20 tD 10 point, loser Closed irregular 1919 10 q,
points lower January February. -sl4I. March
April. 7.27i1d: May-JUne 7.ZOiad. July August.
1l.izd. October November. Old Manchester.
Yarns steady. cloth. firm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14
fall RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $500

" PIER "a. N. r., ~ Fulton g.. DAILY
AZ 500 =. NJ.
New London CNorwlch) Line; Ly. Pier
40 n r. a. Houston ST., week days only.
s 80 r. ~: Pier 10. z. r.. II. Il. 22d ST.
6 co p NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14

Highest temperature YESTERDAY. 81 degrees ta'
DO 10 a mJs lowest. 20 degrees tat $50 a. m
agprage yesterday % degrees average FOR CORE
spending date last year a. degrees average for cor
responding date last thirty three years % degrccs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14
w nnrA1nrs Ann VEGETABLES.

,,o-,rors Bsrmudt. 40 I. Dbl - l'a ,, ~
~ Nt.''%. fllSt50. Maine. bulk. - lD,
=, 3d. l5- 6 64g {2fi rf-'' LosG l''l,t'
80 r.5 his sI1s.--; NH' Or bag = -
tl.. '.,u $50 Ius sl55a s. S. l'' l1 'A..
s.-..,s - Mich bulls lel ..s = -
f E.g G. tH1S-sl. go u .a-. go. = *
..N .' -orl ls, 10 bag s -'1f-oo. IONS 90
2, g. -1. Na and SD. Dbl 500. .t.,'. .I - -
a. ..,.fft Jersey. tl. ST. s-f ~. q,
En- -...H,ru yellow. Dol. 81" Ni.,. al.
AETTtHOkES t4l. FrrIth. 4.t''s "a
g.A. .-lsaiem Sl5oas 5. 81 bht Srl.l. IL.
-,1i,I,lTrs INK island a. 5aloc, ca. arse
,,n, ,gisi. BEANS. pa. Eet az sf''T t, ~,
NlMf'' ~ 81 100 hunch~. s. -a Al-.9 an
g., r.,rby loo Do bAg zoo So Int, ~ z a. o.
~ 49, 81 .-fSl 20. tl,i NbEhT. gag
IVY, ttrsg. CABBAGES. Danish sea ..,' go
re- Jr.tfi- Stays. white. POI. , -,i,,t IN ,,
go I'LL 81 sopSl15. 81 ~ Low .,'. h ~,
fa,g'i Island. shrr cui. 19L so ti.,g t-f
ll..ss .rsie SIaSi.t5, pony crate. 80
p ,tItg0RY jersey bskf. 81. Now oi .ah,.
p. t4-rTs1l-. CELERY. cal gase - L. -,
D.. ... slaSl 30. bunch. l3Ht3c. H'tA
s,,,., ,--sT b.at SIasl-t New uusth.. ~. t.
i@'f slr5. EGGpLANl-. ga. noa,,s,,t ,,f,f.fiI
,ptrF Imt1rf-l h l1dli-. hnhHh"Ap ~.
V Ia w.. st4g5. KALE Va DBL sal'. liNA
ur,S E.rruia is box 81 iuf 81 J ,1 ~, ,g g'
- slfS. cuban. crate. fttt III ~ ~, u r.
N.~iart hslf. tn.afl. Va sni -l' tti'
- Ttragl2s. MUSTARD. Ne" oneM' wv.
tiroTgl ONIONS Brrmuih new trae
4 IN. Wh'ie crate NJ h.t SIC ~, '-lh 80
t.i,gt las 81 f0Htl state end western l'i A.i'
ssiaV has fia{i. Orange county feh Apl ri.
Ioe. 5octfl 81. cal yellow. sL'oef-' COL w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14

IS Philadelphia. American Line. 1874 miles east
dock Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14
DAILY IMPORTs AND EXPORTS.

Daily imports and exports Of gen
eral merchandise at the Port Of New
York were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14
Range Of prices

Tho '".ai market fo- spot cotton was quiet and
20 points lower ON OBJ" basis ~ 121i' for mJi.Iuz
upland sales. nil. dell7ered Oh contract. ] 500
bales
Receipts At he ports and interior points. WITH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14
coI-NrRY pRoDrCE MARKETS.


Receipts ei6 boxes. state. whole milk he'd
fafs specials l7i.c. average ia1g. i.-tf 80. GUY
i,i 'I.ir. cIrIInrs specials. l.c. tFlas. sp"ra.s
- IaI,i-s specials. iElr. aIl STYLES. unI'f-
..,i. H. lfr Wisconsin,. whole w.k tanN.
t,i.t.. I.al-i, r. twins I-r. rur!iar lic. Young
4r.ri-1. l-isr. state. ...nt Hr.d - ia...
i'gl.ir. fsif o. good. ll.s l2'sc. common
Sea- Toe -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
INN MN


Csroa De. t-Csst.eurr- tBrl Nsv No.s Ta
0ran and Cas.iad, Tcesordsa IBID. Ne" York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14
GUTTER

U.eeIrts 400 parfsr,s. Iao market was quite
tsra ~ desirable grades ~ frgsh creamery 1'I
81. sftarle.I about lr. with fairly 4.u'e raI-
he on change 90 tubs tKiras sld AT an's..
81 tubs 90 score. Of 2iisr. 200 tubs June cA,ft,
ID s0i.r Tie business 0n the street wat ai at'
-. H. ef edge lots ~ fresh and 500 81 lc FOR
,,ffa. Creamery. extras t.t sc9rl 90 ~
higher SCORING. 5iaai1c. hfsis. "a a'c 'e.o.I.
80 4... fIirIl. ZGn lfc, creamery. held extras
149 ..0rrl gttsa3Qiac. higher scoring. sl@a &c.
a.. .li r. g4r. seconds -5W-ic. state dal1
g.r.f sgrIlr. cool to prime - . tlrt common IN
f.ir glu-Tr. renovated. criraf f11 -'l1c. h'sia.
a-i.4ltr. lower grades. 20 -ir. imitation rrrMn-
-, e..f. e.8ztr. ladies current make. trsff. --r
s[-Is .0i. % -lr. loser Frsi.s l''4 20 -nc. packing
SOL Iuun make. rUH -'-. H-l". Curf. ~. hltAt.
mo 20Lc. 40. 3. -.r l.f.f bfaHr'. l'' l''-'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14

NTNTAII ~ AINANAI
sunrise III. sunset 4.33. moon sets. y % q
m. mOCu's age. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14

P-raoss Anne Norfolk and Newport News. cts
NJ columbus savannah: Moorish Prince tBr.
Brest. verona IaD. Genoa. Ei Paso. Galveston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.

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. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14

Humidity.


Local Forecast-SlOg followed b. clearing N
d.y. colder A. night. to-morroW. fair. northwe
gales. diminishing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-14
Ray AVID STRAW.

.fo Csc. state. Penn and nearby. heHney browns
.H1 f-r. gathered Brown and mixed ''9I'. o14
.s.. nearby r.frirsrat0- whites --a-s'.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-03-12
NOTICE OF sHERIFFs SALE

J, p Brown, Plaintiff, VS.. Alfred H.
Taylor, Katie M. Taylor, Ed. Harris,
William Harris and c. c. Anderson,
Defendants.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale on Freclos-
ure of Mortgage.
Under and by virtue of an order of
sale and decree of foreclosure. issued
out of the District Court of the Sew
enth Judicial District, State Of Idaho,
in and for the County of Canyon, on
the 4th, day of March, 1915, in the
above entitled action, wherein J. P.
Brown the above named plaintiff OBJ
famed decree against Alfred H..
Taylor, Katie NJ. Taylor, Ed. Harris,
William Harris and c. c. Anderson,
defendants, on the End day of Jam
uary, 1915, which said decree was, on
the End day of March, 1915 recorded
in Judgment Book FIVE of said Court,
at page 483 | am commanded to sell
all that certain lot. piece or parcel of
land situated in the County of Can
yon, State of Idaho, and bounded and
described as follows, to-wit:
The Southeast quarter of the South
west quarter of Section Thirty (30)
in Township Four (4) North of Range
Three (O West of the Boise Meri-
dian, containing Forty (40) Acres, ac-
eording to the Government Survey,
together with all water rights, laterais
and bitches in anywise belonging to