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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19

=. 1924 Ct. sas and SIS ": s''y. LAWYER; TIE gds
Lax,sr. Ms Co 70 Irrins ssnns ins,n. ils
Cfam5cra g. i52d Il $40 AMI s'' W. az ~ see
Bfo,Eya TTi,, Co TO ny Mtg sad Security 60:
Elgsc.9rnlh.e ~, - 5l3 Of f9'a s. 'V' siSs
ats Title In' Co. . siy
LriHgston listh A. . = ls nh ~ ~ ~
loOli: ai,y. L ds Liyingston. l5s BNu; $3.50
Same % ssms ly3 w. - 70 - OF iiih az iss
oo t2'i s. ~ {, Az !. :sr to Lry,p sns Sc
Elbcrt. u. ana aso .rrs. u Istour. sss W
son 81. ii9lh st. 40 W. SsiJs Dsyo a y ~
B5nlos. w. 70 Kss,. III Greenwich =: - a.
Is. atty, " Foty. 300 BEAy, Heys
Brody. ". 70 Moses. s0i IVES, End az; S1d
q. 3 and W. aiiJs l'ase' ~
Mutual Li's in, co o., 70 Woman. Board 4
F1reim Missions - tho Reformed Church u
AmsrisA . h 22i At. It'h At. 't st,y
wsso,. u p. u 4 y.,Ol. $40 P.rs Az PAN
Az s29 sttys White & r. ~ Wall q. $1,000
Walker. Jeanne D. % A JsUn. go Psrs AZ;
PARK ~. SO. st'ys White Co; slo.sos
The Bronx.
CITY Real Es,Ats Co 10 Manhattan Railway Co; 81
Manhattan K1lway O. 70 T Co; "
Poster J. @ stsn5ers 500
MAHAhAn, Teresa % Co: $4,000
C&Sen. Mar. sHTI. % n sehluisrj $500
BoomlnEials HATTIE and sno. 70 EoIns
Manhattan Mort Co 70 HArris, Van Dine, 81. 100
Burns II. AMI anO sIrs 70 Asrandrs Roo;
CITY NGuonM RSIlty Co 70 Cry Securities CO. 500
Shea. Mary % " J sullivan. u
Mes Oh. u. err 70 Louise B'ele. $500
Brooklyn Trust Co. ulls. % W kinbsn: =. "
Lawyors' N'g Co 20 Maresla Free. trlls, s.. 900
Braemsr. Thcrsss v " L'pod. 500
same - Same. s4Se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
PROVISIONS.

Hog products we're weak aid lower early owing
% further selling On the large stocks aud decline
DO the hos market, but reguued part o. Inc loss on
Tie late rails o. grain. POkh-Ste ADJ mess. sIU
gS.l. family. $22 50St.4. short clear. s-O@>4S.
ELEF-Stsadt. mess. S-l@$-5. family, S-1g EZe
DRESSED HOGS-Unsett,ed bac3us sl.c: $50 lbs.
90. 100 lbs s4.c. 40 lbs. l0c; pigs. l0Hc. @
-. rs rs i-c. picked mans. l2ssc TALON
quiet: special. &c. city. &c. coultp; 81 osc
LAiI-Weak Middle West. 10 l0@ l0.-Oc; city
easy loo: rened easier. South America N.tJc;
Continent II luc. Bra a. kegs. l265c; compound
steady. "a "a St.c. sTEARINE-Easy oleo 100
No. CITY ~. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
TIE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-The local street market vas quiet with
tlectrO5tlc quoted al 49, q li5tc. and casting al
I4l.al4Ac Iu London copper close! al f65 l0s
Tor standard spot, fs3 lis 90 FOR futures AID t5s
los for ClcCtrOyLc spot.
TIN or the Meta Exchange wa quiet with SPOT
81 fye-ton lots quoted at 50 5OG 81 Soc ~ London
tin closed AZ tl5S FOR standard spot and fli6 los
futures
LEAD-Fim. New York ,pOt. 3s2h castle.
East 81 Louis. spot $3.50 JS0c. London lead.
40 IS I'd
SPLITTER Firm: New York. spot. sg099 zoe
IRON-Nidd .c,boro 80 g. ~ 50 An London
I0oaI iron market unchanged. a, tlt -5Gtli - Tor
NJ 2 fpludB Northern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
Narragansett Electric Lighting.

Earnings report of the Narragansett
Electric Lighting Company Tor the year
ended December 81, 1914, SHOWS an IN
crease Of $175,l00 in gross income
which amounted 70 Sl,G1O,65l ana d
gain in net revenue, after operating, eX-
Derses. interest charges on tandlng
bonds and depreciation, of S9i'2o".
Higher dividend disbursements, now
ever, resulted in a decrease IN the pal
snce surplus, which was S2O,29l, com
nared with S36,902 in 1913. Total dIvI-
dend payments during the year were
$3.50 600. $4,000 more than was ex-
nended in 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

tWlIh amount Of moTtgage and name and address
- attorney
FEBRUARY -
CAmBREILEaG Av. n E cor 18Th e. runs ToI
Sex IA 20 n 18Th 4 300 20 beg.
Francesca Urg0 " Bronx Borough Bank. atty.
TOO Co. s. 900
IESUP Av. cor IesuD Pl l2Jx9l.6: JUS a.
1903: Marie Macnsb 10 VIM II Murphy. atty.
T g & Co: 8 900
MADISON AV. li72. vs.. 2Oll lolr g. 26S19J I.
April g. 1891 samuel Gordon % Samuel Ei-nitz.
ats. ElW Fillmore 24G BEay. 81 600
18Th ST 40 h. s ~ Az A. 2s,i02.2. FEB
a. 1894. Peter and MARY Baus 10 Katie VETS.
sauer. indV a testI satisfied without production
- mortgage by order supreme Court, FEB y.
1914. Justice Edward J Gsyegan. atty Tor ptr
Norton STEM ~ Cedar 81. $500
t34TH ST. il5i-il63, n e cor Walnut Az mtg on
lease etc. oct g. 1905 Joseph Friedrich % Geo
Ehret. atty. VI Burghard. III Bwsy; $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19

Li,erpol cables Spot quiet: sales. 900 bales:
speculation and export. 600. Amcr,,au. ? 900.
imports. $4,000. American. $1,000. mldtNug upland.
Esd. Futures 0l~ned quiet. 3iadSt points
lower; closed steady. net unchanged tO I Ioint
hi ghsri May June SID; July August I acd 90
toher November 50I nd: January Te4rIary. lttd.
but steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
Long Island Transactions.

c,.k, A wiIls,s lea. ed he Charlie A snefmhn
80. =, Centre Island Long Island. % elcfLint
PS.tIsv Ths sane drm recently sold ~. fo.,S
s.,enty-ny- acres a. oyster baJ. ing i''@-'''
,.bi-h are nov being extensively imrrufel
" BaliA1si less~l the siIv ..cfe o,lHIII'
rl.o. OF j seArls Barclay a. BfooA'i-!e 20 l."
A. CsIsrlur.t. Herman Frankfort - renied ioi
Nj s.Ts pan, 60 David RnsrnF ~ Gu
of YEAR, a nos outiiss and ssfA.s
AreEgs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
Buys Depew Building Lease.

Frederick " smyths head OF the florist frm o.
49, 4 smythe hAs purchased the seven siory
,.,.,S RgidiTs leasehoId property At 4sl 10 AL
Fikb Avenue. Tie property Is owned ~ tho Az
gilstine potJef estate. ~ At, -...
IN mn The florists have OCcUpled one OF the iH ss
49,. IA the building for some time. horace .
f5.- N rsaDti4tnd deal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
TOPICS OF THE DAY
in WALL STREET
British Government Will
Probably Place Short
Term Notes Here.
BANKERS HAVE YET
TO TAKE ANY ACTION
German Reply to American Note
ConfuseS Traders-Waiting
for More Light.

There was still no proposal yesterday
from English bankers of plan to
keep exchange from going too far
against England without the Bank Of
England releasing much more gold.
The fact that definite expedient Is
likely to be adopted before many days
have passed was, however, one reason
for the advance in sterling after err
ratio trading. Bankers still believe
that there will neither be large ship
ment OF gold nor any plan like the
100000, 600 gold pool established here
last summer, when exchange was
against this country. They are look
ing for a sale of British government
securities, short-term Treasury war
rants, for choice, or the establishment
of a credit here by some other means.
Yesterday there was more discussion,
but it was without definite result. The
leading bankers here recognize an
obligation to assist their London col
leagues so far as may be reasonable,
not only because of the friendly rela-
tions between the two money centres,
but for reasons of self-inte>est. Never
theless, they are going to wait for
London to make any proposals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19

Business in refined confined 10 VithdraTals
or oI account Prices we're unchanged for fine
gralulated a. : &c net. less per cent tW cash
Raw was quiet Ritu reLIeTs not Interested although
70 was reported that outsiders were .lddlig .
absence OF business prizes Nero uou.uallJ ui-
changed al 45lc FOR centrifugal 5l+c Tor inoi@ases
.-L Ia. Tor LA-Aa. cost and LIelslL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
FEBRUARY IS
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
75TH ST So 10 80 F.. Steven U'heil st a. at
israel Cnterberg e. al july a. lslS teaneeledl;
7TH Az. 7i2O: samus Per mutter AZ Marian : I
= 'Martlr Il al: Nov IS 1918. t22o
SAME PROPERTY same AT same Nov 80, lslS;
Delaney sTta 4 So; J EdWArd ogden GO
ag Manhattan Holding Co d a.. April T. 1871;
s5t 80
Delaney ST. - 4 70, Pls,aie structural STEEL
20 at Manhattan Holding 20 al a.; Apil "a
1914: E.sS al
The Bronx.
CONCORD Az lO-45e: Passmsn Son. Inc
AT & Construction Co ct a.. Jan q. .lslsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19

bales. Southern spot markets were 3
points higher to &c lower Local spot
cotton was quiet at s.55c for middling
upland; no sales. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
Bank Acceptances.

It was announced in Philadelphia
yesterday that the Federal Reserve
Bank in that city had bought 100000
of bank acceptances, based on wool
importations from South America. APP
parently this inaugurates the buying
Of acceptances by the new banks. 1t
is to be expected that the movement
will 20 considerably further before the
spring, and if the Federal Reserve In
stitutions can only get permission to
deal in domestic acceptances there Will
be a very interesting new field for in
vestors. Many of the banks and trust
companies in the city are taking pains
to enlighten their customers about this
form Of investment. As the Guaranty
Trust Company said, in recent
pamphlet: at is obvious that prime
bank acceptances, backed as they are
bv well known banks or trust com
ranies, and readily rediscountable, can
ind eager purchasers by virtue Of their
high intrinsic security as the most
LIQUID form Of investment for banking
institutions"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
Auction Sales Yesterday.

Parcels sold at auction in the Nesey
c.ropt salesroom yesterday follow:
BY Samuel MARI
sisT ST. II F. n = 25Z.9 5ih AZ. T.eTlsee .
pIerSs 81 al, WoodfOFd. a b. atty; Z l. Parodi.
81 llIa S.a7 $50; taxes. etc. Sl5.los ". To Tie
plalntl Tor 100000.
At the Bronx Exchange:
By Jacob Mayors
PROSPECT Az. $50. n cor lstth 81 7t'Ti5. 8
CONN e, al. s-raus d D. Attys; Frank. ref;
Jrs 1, 90 %. taEes. ETC. $3.50. sub 70 lsi mtg
of s.5 yge. To the Q ainuf for S0.V90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
Mrs. L. Drexel-Dahlgren
Buys Site for Dwelling

% Howell Co. Inc. 10 81 Marcus. 1880 oy,rniS
$500 s6l 3 RNay. Si2e "a $40
LINCOLN Az. ItG, al; estate @ shspherd Q .
MuolIs' Elm SIS W liitb .; yrs rom Yep x
I9lS- stty q Mushlstein. 5t5 W lllta q. |l'ay'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
SUGAR FUTURES.
NAaAer.

After opsninE points lower 70 points higher
sUgGI futures hrIned up strength IN the spot
market AID covering AID closed h-m at net Gd-
vance q 70 point. Sales, $3.50 tons. Range
Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19

Chicago Feb. lS.-HOGs-Beceips. A. 900 weak
i!qik 50 1906 %, Ign! s. s0aso IS, mixed.
50 % piss, s. 2jp$6 so CATTLE Receipts. 1000.
troGg native steer. s. 2Je s. 80. Western. 81 sV1
:, 50, COWS AID heiers s. 4OUS7. calves. S, q
so 30. sHEEP Receipts. J. 600: firm. sheep
s. 10
st. Louis. Feb IS-HOGS- Receipts, 500. low.
cr pigs AID lights 81 5Uq$ S. ~. mixed AID butch
grs s. 30 q So ~. good heavy. 50 Goa 50 ~. ca.
ILf-Eectipu. 700. steady native beef steers. 5.
$ 80. CONS aud heiicIs. Sj9Ss IS. stoChcrs AID
feeders. s. 2j@S 20. Teas and Indian steer.
s. -j@S 10 COWS sad hei.es S4GS5 IS. native
calves. 500 SO 80. SHEEP-Iteceipls. 900 steady
native mutto.s $3.50 80 .ambs. sSg$S 70. year
lNgs. Sos 90
Kansas Ciu. Feb S-HOGS-ReceiptS. II 900
lover. bulk. 81 jja36 6j. heavy So Use s. IS;
packers and butchers. s. jj@&J ~, light S. 500
81 IS. pigs. SGqSG co CATTIE-Reccipts 600
steady prime led steeD, s. $50 s. 70. dressed beef
s. 1905 a. southern, s. SJWS7. COWS 81 25d
s. IS helfers. s. 55gS7 Is s.ocAers and iced, "a.
s. 55GS J0, bulls. S. go 81 90, caves. s. 5y@
$40 80. sliEEP-RecCpt,. 5000. steady. lamJs.
$>@$S 20. yesTing. sos ~. wethers. S. 25GSl.
ewes. s. 1886 90. stcckcrs aud feeders. 81 SOC
G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
LIS PENDENS.
FEBRU AIRY IS.
Manhattan.

WEST EMO Az. 700. Frederick. wei,i AT Herald
Realty 20 ct al foreclosure OF mtsl: atty Nj l.
SRA ST. 30 z; " Bondy AT : II Robinson e,
Al foreclosure " mtgl atty. W Bondy
18TH ST, u s. sos 9TH az. IL sIl0oli. 70
sale Kaufman ct al AT liarry kodnan ct a.
-, .fo,ec o,uT. u mlsl atty Bondy vu.,.,,
Industrial savings Bank AIT Abraham solomon.
RAE ] O'G0rnan.
LOT 8. Block 1922. Sec a. Emi Mayer AT Van
Horne ct a. foreclosure OF Tar iien); atty II
s7TH ST. 29T r: Martha NJ Lindenmsysr AIT Mar
gaet l. Devins et al foreclosure Of mtz), atty,
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. cor ilsth 81. 100 tIsl.i !;
NcwJod Morris at 10 Peys,er Il al tpE-
titoul atty. McIiyane
The Bronx.
o7TH ST. 5. e5 Creston U.. s.. 3Iiio: J y
mtgl attys. Iir.eman n Vaughan.
9TH ST. &, IS e Crest0n az, 55Dlt0. y
uutey Ell al AT Coucourse Building 20 e, al
PARAMOUNT Pr. - ll0T Prospect V 20H9&3;
SAMUEL lsaacs tgt Emile A Winter action 20
foreclose transfer Of tar Hem sttys. Eppstein 4
FIRST Az. So. 229 . E tth st. sOIlsi. Home Title
Insurance Co OF ag ElmOut Development
Corp ct Al tforeclosur Of uitg) ats. II Dsven-
F0x ST, $3.50 1850 st. 70 61llo: con,oli-
dated Industrial CO sC Rebeccs Goldberg Il al
foreclosure y miEl stlys Brown 4 Class
SHERIDAN Az. e cor l65th 81. t6.l120l :, Ida
LIONS at FRAN Building Co. Inc ct al fore
PART OF LOT 10. rap Of Unionpor. Peter coru
at II c uendsron ct a. Uoreciosure Of mts) !:
FOREST Az. 5. known as pat o. Lot ~, map o.
a. oxry ag Isaac Brsalut1uo 20 al Of0reciosufe
Of utgl atty. Wht,Ierey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
CHEESE.

Receipts. 6.55s boxes. including 2.e3I N transit
for export Receipts continue liberal sSELg It,es
11 ui,t OF the stock avail! abe above eipOrtfs
yirws Falr home trade state. whole milk. bed
specials l5L@l1iae. average fancy, ltH 4'c. VIII
tsr export type specials. Ion lb.c ave,as
fsuc, iJ4 alGl,c, soft or pssty. faif l3g l5t.c.
Wisconsin. whole milk. double daisies. l6l1 g l,c:
single daisies l6. l6%c. t"ins' l09@ &C. i. 9Ins
America loi4c state skins held Specials my
he. winter. specials l5z@ lac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Ne,t York. February IS. 1915.
CgEIA

.-. 49, -.
,ssi,..iiOa q inler,a, ',rsrEh a seen f a. any
,iLs. the eesinuilE Of re ~W d.l iracp x,
~, ~ pcs sIPsrsne,i aigGsi 1eS' bus
~, h, eos. 1 b,S -es.i''d All of lie eSr.y loss
q. At TIE anbb va l%@it.- uet 4isner. The
~ . s l.srG d. d Il. Gsa. .ans az goea,
$3.50 ~ 1919 eos.l s.a ,he Fg1t 'ro6-- m.
$3.50 $3.50 WI u.ll'l 'e,,t.s - 10. a. no
@ \; Ss':5 az, So5s "a s. We , nay,
rsse EufoD. vito million bushels day du,ias
{" T t9i se.s o ,:s,s 5000 va. SS' q2 @
,y' 80 sis -, eden Ai go .,.pa.rs .
s1' soifacs s-ssd ard 70 undue alarm D. sip.
~ Wy. l. a. tsil'e d'Hs -efe ''C -, 80.
s..S.isa jS.i Ca.ias '' v'ud issrcf.,s fa
Z Ill .h.,, 90. Quoted a. 81 asa. aud No .
~ viui,s al q ia a. raj e. 2 tsck: export
s,hoes o. esd. c Bu1s.o CoRN-f1
s e T. ' .So ' 10 90 5a.s, a' ra and ne
az "a = az, ss' 5r s..a a, qp e g.iss arc o. So
It Z Syi,s toGrs@wer, over s,r-y uldai
DoT ..' :. so % g. Sq, ,.;- c@; .so,,S Is
Nc elrped G1 ef6bc. o'tiuay clipped. otY
q eisrstoT. RYE--fasy No Western VI -,
! New York BARLEY Easy. 'eedinf sc.
~ Nv Yori mating. 200 eC- r. Buffalo.
4I'''. IniI' $50
WYNN '"'N''
Close SesIfdIsY
e.. ........ ...-....... IN ~
&c.,. ............-..--. ss4 o9H
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
Yester-
EAsa. op,, utrh -, Cvos@ day
Ia Go. M i6t. icgL coz $50
= w ~
INTERIOR RtCtlPIS'
a.y % va &C. g2r %, e go 600
=, sch .........'. 4 o0e $40 900 $4,000
~ Issf. .,......'... al oo5 sis 900 l4O. 900
etseoehO CLtthtNCts'
Flour wheat Com.
sE .............. $1,000 lSltOoo $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
At the Bronx Exchange:
RECORDED LEASES.
FEBRUARY IS.
Manhattan.

sp Az. n cor goth a. all. Connor 20 Meehan.
FIye,, mn. l. ]: 10 IRA from FEB !. 1917 ltys.
Paskus. O & u. Rector 81; 5000
cPAHD ST " cor Citation o. rtoYo and base
nsrt, ] u Co.dstein 20 MAltE. 900 Grand 81 I;
s - from NAY / 1918: So 900
AMSTERDAM Az cor ieoth st store and
lassmeut. q Banker sHd sno 20 EtE Braun.
az " l50tb .: : wa from March !. 1915. aitys.
q g NJ 81 Wal 81 s. 200
ARA Av ST. al. " lluchtns to q Beck
mann snd snO 81 = l1S,h o.. IL yrs from May
I. 1915. stty. Hoenninger. 49T ssh 81
IN Az Sc cor 22d st. ali: Louise wenst %
Doyle t.- 9TH az va mos from FEB !. 1918;
atJs Ber.hslInsr & : Co. i-sth 81 and An.
PAaK Az. isis store ard basement: Agnes
Eal tJ Iac0b Schneider. is4G PARK Az: 8 yu
from March l. 1915: atty. Schneider. i.ts
sisf ST .ll 10 es7 we.,: 52d st. 2,2 % 22s snd
- -gi West. al. Rerton Realty Co 10 Man
Weirstein as W Hin o.. ~ from FEB 20,
1915. a,,y. LeU. IS Liberty st. $1,000
The Bronx.
90 Az. e9ig. al AdAlsna Bschmsnn 70 Z Warm
bold 1854 80 a.. yrs AMI m1s from March
l. 1915 atty. o J Raft. 81 Brook Az s2.lQo
ts9Th ST. 81 T.. enc siy bldg. aiso LEN Il, ~
r.. G MAg W Dana. ~ 81 =, Brooklyn:
~ from Jan 1. ISIS. atty. { kabtno, 80
Broad u Nb0
iIsTH ST. io5 W. y cor University ~; cor store
II Clsland. In. 20 W sal0mon, q Columbia
8 ~ from Dec !. 1914. atty. Ala ko,'f,H
80 BNay. $3.50 70 1850
NAlKEH Az, 2S5t, 50 cor Bsasca ~: store. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

The following plans for new build
ings have been filed in The Bronx
Building Bureau:
FEBRUARY rs
VALENTINE Av, s. 1884 lslth e. two ~
blk tennis 90 lOi3Y9i.G. lsTgton Bldg Co adele
Harrington. 1875 Nyse ay. presl. owner, IL
Howell 81 Az and iIsth St. archt. 100000
FREMONT Av, > Marmon aV gy BIZ stores.
5OrSO. II q Barrett Co &C. ii Smith. 400 fremont
aY secl. owner. u Meyer. 1851 Carter az.
archt; SlVOOV
18Th ST, n s. from Valentine 70 Tebout az. hIs
5 sty Ok tennis ~ 1872 91s0. T.eval BIDS %
lF BoTish L. 500 ltsth s. ptesl. owner;
Howell 81 sV ana l49th ST. srcht. 34S0.0OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. February is. 1913
BUTTER.

R,oeipts. 5.ll. packages including SO h. transit
fg- rIpsrt COo.ef weather AID .ishtc. .eceipA en-
colr.sed freer trsdl.g AID h.ef q -t's VI fresh
creamery sicsdior Crcam,9 eTtfaS ts5 score j.
~, "a. tdl-isc. held extras ty2 sc0feD. 2Sg sSc;
higher .gl. "a SOC nrsts Goa a4'14c. seconds. .5e
20. stale dary finest. 299 -yIc, Imitation cream
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. FcbruarJ IS. 1918
BEEVES.


BEEVES.
Receipts 40 head mainly for slaughter ~ cars
81 jersey CITY for Iildsy's market Feeling stesdy
Dressed beef SOW cts dressed native sides lOd l3c
CALVES.
Receipts .09 head. 50 Oh sale Market steady
with light offerings Common to fairy prime yea.s
sod a, $9aSl3 per 100 ib. city dressed tea.s quiet
al lj@ lgizc. county dressed weak. al 1870 l6i2c.
SaCs-ktfls Commission Co: 81 vCaS l59 10
average. AZ 81 S7lz per 100 10. 3. l5l. So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
COTTONsEED OIL.

TIE marie, was easier on the decline IN lard.
closing 70 10 points net Lower. Range Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
COUNTRY.

FOR HOMES IN the real eoursy within
committing distance consult Country Home
League, 90 West 32d St Phone Ease Mad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
ALTER
FEBRUARY 10.
Manhattan.

Items under S. 900 omit'edD
SIN Az. cor 1921 It, 70 siy store and
tenmt, A r Morris. - w $50 81 owner q Dress,
1886 Lexington aT. archt so,VvO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19

Receipts 1853, all i0I slaughter Feeling easier.
County dressed hogs steady. al 90 lOizc per 10.
Sai-s tatr yesterday -. G. Curtis q son 8
state hoss 80 lb average. at s. A. per 100 10. s.
IOi, S, 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.
FEBRUARY IS.
Manhattan.

HAVEN Az. vs. 1853 Il q OF I7lE sL 29Ii2;.s.
Van Dyck Estate loans FiToso Construction Co
a. erect 50 apt: Is payments. SOS ooe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19

Rsreip,s 9lOi cases Arrivals continue light
priC., sbos further advance and market closes uh-
settled Fresh gathered. earAa. dozen. - "a ~
c,frs er.fs .Sc, ursts 2,H-sI.C, seconds. zoo
die. refrigerator. best. 1870 -lc, henheB whites
me- 10 faacy Sc Sc gathered a. 70 size aud qua
M s7a s6c. Western. gathered. 5O@ sc. nearby
he-Dr-y browns 2ga soc: gathered aud mixed coio''
s5la.Sc: duck egg, Baltimore. 81 9 Ssei tennessee
I'D other good Southern. $50 S3c. ih Sou'heI"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
nAuy IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

neilv imports and exports OF general
at the Port of New York
ware.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1915-02-25
The New Liquor Law.

For a short while longer people
may order liquor in unlimited
quantities, and social" and
other clubs may keep liquor
stored on their premises.
At the expiration of about this
period, however, it will be un-
lawful for any South Carolinian
to have shipped in to him more
than one gallon a month of any
alcoholic liquor, and no liquor or
beer in any quantity may be
kept in any club, or place of
business, or anywhere else ex-
cept the private residence of the
owner.
The so-called gallon a month"
law, restricting liquor shipments
into the State. does not specifical-
ly state when it is to take effect,
and in such cases, according to
to the regular procedure, a
period of twenty days must
elapse after the governor has
signed the bill, before it can be
actually operative. The bill was
signed by Governor Manning on
iaSt Saturday.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1915-02-25
Interesting Event in Gold Hill.
(Contributed.)

A treat was in store for those
Who had the pleasure Of being at
the Gold Hill school Monday
afternoon. Professor McIunis,
Of the Winthrop training school,
gave u very interesting address
on education of the past and
present. Messrs. McKeown and
Blair made, interesting, as well
as instructive talks on fertilizers
and how to obtain and use them
during the present war and
panic. They also touched on
orchard pruning, leguminous
plants, and corn clubs in whic...
we are all highly Interested
Then last, but not least, Miss
Minnie Garrison had something
to say. She is county organizer
for the girls canning clubs and
gave us a lecture worth while.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1915-02-25
Church Membership Shows Gains.

Religious bodies of all denomi-
nations gained 763,087 new
members in the United States
last year, according to figures
compiled by the Federal Council
of the Churches of Christ in
America. This includes not only
Christian, but other sects. The
total number of church members
is now 3e, 708, 149.
The gains while large, are less
than half what they were in
1913, when 1920, GOA new men,
bers were taken in. On the
other hand, the increase in the
number of ministers was more
than twice as large as in 1913,
while the number of additional
churches fell off less than half.
The curious mutations are diff
cult to explain" says the coun-
ellis report.
All the larger denominations
made gains. The largest was
made by the Methodists; who
added 231, 400 new members.
The Roman Catholic Church
gained 136, $50, the Baptists l22,- :
125, the Lutherans 56, PAS, rhe
Presbyterians Sc. 0l9, the Eastern
Orthodox Churches SO, 500. the
German Evangelical Synod, rep
resentinS the State Church of
Prussia, %. 315 and the Protest
ant Episcopal Church 28.641.