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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-29
CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE or THE STATE or NEW
York. by tho grace Of God free and inde-
pendent. To Presbyterian Hospital OF the
city Of New York. Charles II Newcomb
Charles II. Newcomb. sdmr OF Alice New
comb; Edith y. Collins. Alice G. NewcOmb
Flora n Brown. Helen y Speaker. Dorothy
: Rae the TUskegee Normal and Industrial
Institute. Howard University 81 Washington
IN the District Of Columbia. Board 81 Home
Missions Of the Presbyterian Church. Board
Of Foreign Missions u the Presbyterian
Church Bertha Seymour OHara. william
T. Seymour. Princeton College. Lincoln Uni
versliy. President and Fellows 81 Harvard
College. the Emily n Moir Estate. Inc.
nour Metropolitan Museum Of Ar, IN the
city Of New York. william Nelson Crom-
well. Alfred Jaret1d and George II Suli-
van. trustees OF trusts created for Charles
H. Newcomb. Emily Louise Braman Flora
Newcomb Brown. Helen Newcomb tspra-
kerr. Dorothy Sewcomb (Rael. Helen NIL
Ter william = Seymour. Bertha :. NJ
Walker 90 IIara) and Mary NJ Seymour
Heen Miller Mary VI. Seymour Emily
I Louise Braman. and 20 all persons inter-
es,ed as creditors iegatecs. next Of kin. or
otherwise. IN the estate Of Emily II Nolr
deceased. who AZ the time or her death re-
sided at - West $50 street. New YORK.
vpon the petition o, william Nelson
Cromwell. residing at ~ West ssth street,
Alfred Jaretzki. residing at lei r. list
street and George II sullivan. residing az
is W iith street, New York, y. Y
You and each Of you hereby cited 20
show cause before our Surrogate OF the
County OF New York. at the Surrogs,es
Court Of said county held at the Han OF
Records IN the County OF New York. on the
2cth day OF February, 1915, at half-pas;
ten O'Clock IN the forenoon OF tina; day. Why
tho account % said william Nelson Cromwell
Alfred Jare,zki and George II Sullivan. a.
executors OF the last viii and testament OF
said deceased. should not be ludicially set
tied
In testimony whereof. we have caused the
seal OF the Surrogate Court or the said
County OF New York 20 hc hereunto affixed
Witness. Honorable JOHN u. COHALAN.
Surrogate OF our said County
fseail az the County OF New York. tn
sixteenth day Of January IN the
wear Of our Lord one thousand nine hun
d.ed and fifteen. ..
DANIEL j DOWDNEY.
Clerk Of the Surrogate Court.
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p.e,.d W.s nrn Al 505c FOR hne grsnula,ed
p - 90 Ann And higher ADD on active buying b.
iSsi reAnefs prices advanced l-i9s sA.es Included
49,, s0 010 bag Of CubAs for February shipment
- S,,s york and sold to Canadian ichntr At
* e equN 70 4i4c for eenitrugal snd about p
oo6 - "a 900 bags 81 Culss late "Wednesday icr
rf..r.nce Al 3-a9c. cot aud freight. e1ual 70
Iiic. delivered A. the co,e there were i, iui'ae,
ppaYse,s we're not Offering Vcry frcely. Centrifugal
- ouoted At lic. m0asscs 5.5lc ana ceai ai4d
sretght Cubas 3isc
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NfsY YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
of New York.-John Bussing. ram
TN. against Harold b. Abrams and others
In pursuance OF "A Judgment OF fore
closure and sale. duly made ana entered
in the above-entitled action and bearing
date tho Goth day OF January, 1919, ]. tho
undersigned. the Referee IN said judgment
named. VIII sell az public auction. az me
Exchange Stlesfoou. SOS. tt-Ao w. -,
in the Borough OF Manhattan. titF OF NrM
York. on the 10th day OF February, 1878,
at L. o'clock noon on that day, oy Bryan
j. Kennedy. Auctiouccr. the premises
directed by said judgment 20 be sold, ana
therein described as follows
All that certain lot n land, with the in-
movements thereon. situate, lying and be-
ing IN the Borough OF Manhattan. city 81
New York bounded and described as fol-
BEGINNING at a point on the southerly
side OF one Hundred and Thlrty-hrst
street distant two hundred and sixty
seven feet and six inches easterly from the
sout heastcrly corner OF one Hundred ana
Thirty-hrst street and Eighth Avenue!
running thence southsrly on line parallel
with Eighth Avenue part or the distance
through party wall. ninety mine feet and
eleven inches 60 the centre line ~ tho
block. thence running easterly along asld
centre line OF the block and parallel with
one Hundred and Thirty-hrst street seven
teen feet and six inches. thence running
northerly on line parallel with Elghth
Avenue part Of the distance througn
party wall ninety-nine feet aud eleven
inches 20 the southerly side OF one Hun
dred and Thirty-hrst Street and thence
running westerly along the said southerly
side OF One Hundred and Thirty-nrst
Street seventeen feet and six inches To the
point or place Of beginning.
Dated. New York. January 22nd. 1915.
WILLIAM -. SPORBORG, Referee.
STITT a PHILLIPS Attorneys Tor Plain
TIN 40. ii3 Fulton street, Borough Of
Manhattan. New York city.
The following is a diagram OF the prop;
Ia saHI - 90 ng y
West l3lst Street.
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CHANGE OF NAME.

NOTICE. Il MERELY GIVEN THAT THr
NAPIER. FOWLER IMPORT AND EXPORT
COMPANY a domestic cooperation hastng - prln-
nal business Office az 3o1 Bfoadsay, a. ne '.y.
COUNTY and state ~ Nev i0fS, MI Apply 10 De
Slpreme Court Of TIE state " New l0rk
Srsefsl Term thereof % be- held ~ tie County
court House N ne ely. County and Slsie 81 Nrfs
YORK on the 2ld day ~ February. 1918. Al 10
o'clock in the forenoon u That day. or .. 500
tb.rs,'fer A, counsel can be heard. for an order
Authorizing sai corporation % change - corporate
nanie 10 NAPIER s. DONALDSON. nc.
Dated. Now Yors January a. 1915.
NAPIER FOWLER IMPORT And EXPORT co.
By T. ). NAPIER. Pre,iisnt
ALFRED W. MELLON. Es2.. Ter the Motion.
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STORAGE NOTICES.
GUARDIAN STORAGE
AND TRANSFER co.


New York. January 22ud, 1913.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES To each and
ovory individual hereinafter mentioned
that on MONDAY, THE l9Ih DAl OF
FEBRTAEY, 1915. the following 6oods
viii he sold Al PUBLIC AUCTION AZ lne
,yarerooms ~ the GUARDIAN SIOhAoE
AND TRANSFER COMPANY, Nos. 3Ol ana
g02 West ia5th St, IN the Borough OF
Manhattan. city and County OF New YORK
AZ 1890 A. NJ. 20 recover the amount que
upon said goods for storage charges upon
the same. pursuant to law, and such SAFE
viii be continued on EACH SUCCESSIVE
MONDAY until all said goods snail o. sofa
Mrs J. BLACK. Brass Beds &c, Saw
MFRS. ]. l.. BROWNE, SideOoard. &c, S2S.foi
MISS 4. l.. BOWER. Plano, $3.50, T. }.
CARROLL, pier Mirror, &c, t5o.VO, Mloo
N CAMERON. Beds. Dressers. &c, s-hVOi
MISS NJ T.. CARR. Davenport SOD, hh.
~ T. cox Trunks, &c. SlJ.O0, j. VI
DIERKS. Trunks. s22.75i MR. ID. GAR
RETT Table Beds, &c, StiDOi NIX.
PRANK GRABAUER. Trunks $500, MkS.
n. GILLEN. Carpets. Cabinet, &c, S-3,t5'
MISS NJ. GOULD, Couch, &c, 500; MRS.
NELLIE GRAY, Drcssers, Beds. &c,
SlGzOO. Mr.. Y. T. LALANDE Chairs,
Table &c. 1865; MIR. b. r. LEWIS, Desk,
&c. S45.75: MRS. H. MORGAN, Dressers'
&C. s6S.45; MR.. r. ID. MCMILLAN, Desk
Carpets. SC. $500, II. {. MITCHELL
PARR. Mirrors. &c, SlIl5, MRS. ). 9.
STAFFORD Desk. Couch, &c, $500.
Mrs. \. J. SMITH. Piano, Beds; SC.
ss3.75: MIR. FRED 9. THOMAS. Desks
&C.. sic. so; w. L. TEFFT. Show Case. &C.
81
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sEABoARD CLEARA


Flour was strong and higher. WIN pHc9' az .ro
highest roiut of the season. OWING 70 we sIatp
s3ys6ce in wheat spring patents. 81 lo9!$,o65oo.
e9rig clears SIS aO0s6 20. winter patents. 80 'Ot,
'tos Into .,-aigifs So 600 So so; extra No
y,ir ig, s5S5aS6 o.. SO g. s. 6OaSj -. kansas
straights s. 75aS7 o.. fancy sp1iG gaiglls, 30
iimr Tots s. lOaSS A. BUCkWilEAT llDl Il
nmhf e. nominal per 100 DO RYE fLOl firm.
ar TO good S7as7 20; choice 20 fmG. - ~
s. TO- COBNMEAL- Firm, lilu dned's ~ w. &, Pa ee
c MaNi' 81 !oasi Is Western firm. bran
IO0-lb sscks SOS: standard middlne. S-S' nouf 10
ga. red dog -four HOLD SACKS, so 20, cly nm
ian bulk 81: loO.lb sacks. SIS %; heavy oa3
S9s "a foilr no. So 90 red dog -four. ll0-lo
sarls $50 Oi'mcal. $40 10 10 $il.
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liverpool cables: Spot IN more ae'
mand; sales, 1000 bales; speculation
and export, 1000; American, 6,ooV.
Imports. $4,000, all American. Middling
upland. 495d. Futures opened quist'
HI to AZ points lower; closed steady
o.. 81 net advance of y point. May
Inpe 4slHd; July-August, 4.sS1fd;
o.,ober- November, 4.99d; January
Tcbrnnrv. 5.O3d. Manchester-Ysrns
rvict and firm; cloths, quiet and un-
chanred
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ANSONIA STORAGE
WAREHOUSE CO. Inc. }
L21.1aQ-14t W. 99TH ST


New York, January -stn, 1912.
To r. II. kenner. Mrs. Helena hunaley'
King Mrs. sadie smith. Mrs Hattie VIII
Jams. Mrs. Grace ;. McCandlass, Miss Bell
Thurber, Irene Taylor Christopher >. SleS,
Mrs. C. H. McClenachan. You and each
OF YOU are hereby notified that the time
for the payment OF our lien upon the
property hereinafter described having cA-
pired, after due notice thereof had oeeh
given you. we will cause such property
10 wit. Household goods personal effects,
carpets. etc, stored by you or in your
name in the Ansonis Storage warehouse
Co.'S Warehouses. to be sold al puDIlo
auction. according to the statute In sucn
case made and provided, at the Monarch
Auction Rooms. i6l East 10th ST. New
York city. on TUESDAY, February
10TH, 1915. at 1880 a. M, and II the
sale thereof Is not completed on said
date the same will be continued at the
same placc on each and every Tuesday
snd Friday thereafter. beginning ~ o 80
. m on each day and continuing until All
the goods are sold
AnsosiA STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO.. Inc.
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COFFEE

sales amounted 20 1880 bass but 3nout one
haf we're exchanges from March aAd MAJ ~ we
ist.- uCsifious demand Was slow and prices heaI}
under moderate liquidation. closing TO loHl5
below ne previous close Prices in ihe co'i az
freiqb' market we're practically uuchanged and
BRAZILIAN shippers were not disposed io maze goH
rc1.i1rs Iu The local spot market low grade nos
,rcre arm sDd scarce with IS quoted al sac while
santos grades were steady on tire basis OF Zoe Tor
Al, Range Of contract prices -,
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johnson. sprins CITY. Utah; 81 Si,intrns.
Brooklyn. VI cisy, Marietta. Ca, Z AAeJ.
Nes ,.s,s FERN 'dni,'sd T. p,s''gs spoE.n,
County e al Dismissed
1872 and i6-Linn A Lane Timber Go e, sDU ;.
Argued
ls0-A A Truskeu 81 ALI D Closer. Argued.
lol--W A Wright. Controller General - Geofssf
Centr. Georgis Railway. Argument com
pa call for January 90 1911. i61. 1853 lei 49,.
loo. l6s. lts. li0 and III
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AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE % several ehsuel mortgages
JACOB Gensler Aurtiuneer. erila to-day 90
2 o clock o. NJ. az fie Sicferoom ~ kofn a
90. 40 con East "a ft Borough Manhattan.
"a iooa fixtures formerly at NOE 10 Vast
Houston st and 80 park Row. horoush Man
haitian and c6i Hish o.. Borough a.. iAlyn
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IT S. Treasury Finances.

Washington, Jan. 2S.-The condition
81 the United States Treasury az the
close Of business to-day was:
,.,.,-. On eercrsl fund 10000. cQi. total re-
Nrt 't. az tafaI payments S2.ih35A9 The
E En-. f..I ,ear O. Nlscsl9'. afsh0 a
...t of s1gEl4.1ei iati ystr. exclusive % E''am~
c.Ua arJ lIbi'e dcSi uilaacV0I''
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SUGAR FUTURES.

TIE market was easier early under active profit
taking The spot position was firm ho'e'cr. and
reuoris that Canada rctucrs had aiken aDiicaAy
ali he sugar being offered a. asc Tor February
shipment caused a rails during TIE afternoon aud
cIfeiUg prices were stcads. ranging from points
net advance 10 points decline. Sale. $3.50 tons
Range Of prices.
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GENERAL MARKET. REPORT.
New York. January 2s. 1915.
GRAIN

WiIEAT--rhc opening Of the market vas a.
tended by considerable excitement and enthusiasm
as May wheat 90 Chicago touched 81 30. mus con-
frmug the theory of those who had predicted JUS
price soou after war was declared 10 Europe TIE
volume Of speculative operations was uui' pdrlcu-
larry heavy. and. while there was more or less
close while 1olasc below the high point OF the
morning showed net gain, ~ rfHI's pl.lis;
Never in tie history Of the trade have commtr-a.
present. ana many traders prop.c.icd that prices
VIII 80 10 81 o. unless some marked change occurs
30 the political situation in Elrope- lhe POM
kets felt The effect ~ the Franco i'ru,s an wa
more kecnly a year after peace mai n'rh Ht''al' q,
than tlsy did during actual Nu,iIlt-. a. can
wheat hero sold az 81 g. BOO lS54 due 10 tht idi
their usual crops. and. mgfcJ'cr. cfop conditions
lere were none too favorable Exporters were ID
the market. and large sales oi Manilo.4 Wa.
were reported. the to'2 amounting 90 about l.'99.-
GOO bushels, including Two Dutch cafgles lac n
"Wednesday H. the local cash market No reg
winter wheat was ql1ed A. 81 50 az ~
Duluth 81 ;3is and No Northern Man.'o,9'
Il 5-i. { Gufalo CORN-lAe mataet ad
,au.cd lisHl+.c early. On symp4iy WIN Wa. ..,
and on reports thai Canada was buying cash .'I4
;. n &c net higher sentiment was tullsh. OWING
20 tle fact that NAV corn IS selling tn'li o,t q
bushel under Nay wheat. but thc yes ,tti' w..
Die supply and liberal receipts a. interior p'i.i'
had a Tendency f0 check ovcrcni hu,iasm on TIC
having side d. the local cash market No igl"N
corn vas quoted ~ N6isc. Z 20 arrive. w -
COM aud on evidence, o' d Hooi 1Apli lte,..'
iut an easier tone developed under prom ieAlhs
Local cash market htinet: s'ahlaId tat4-. ~
white. o., 80 9. eic; No = a 49, III
elevator RYE-TimGs No Western 81 = a.
~ New York RARLEY-Flrm; feeding 80
q / New YORK. mating. So e'c. bun i,,'.
III CKWHEAT-S Strong. but largely nom.na. jap
s,,..e S1a-,. mi1cd g. 20. silver hun. s. 70.
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Hester ~.
The approximate amount ~ ths Zen or
charge 30 saflsfs which the above 10
.lribeI property ~ Zoo he SOD. = tWc.tf
seven thousand eight hundred and my
one dollars and twenty-five cents, " i'A
interest thereon from the ism day - jan.
uary. 1915. together with Tho costs and
allowance amounting 90 three hundred snd
thir,v-axo t8-i1O dollars. with interest
from January goth. 1915 together Win
the expenses OF the sale. The approAlin
amount OF the taxes. assessments ahd wa
ter rates or other liens. which are % lie
allowed 90 tho purchaser out OF the pur
chase money Or paid by the referee. Is slA
hundred and sixty nine dollars and interest,".
Dated New York. January 20 lslo.
STANDISH CHARD.
u
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Ytcr


Trading vas only moderately active. but after
weakness early the market rallied On buying b.
commission houses and the frmucss ll grain. as
sell a. au advance 81 the hog market PORK
FIRM. mecs. $l9 sJa>2O -. family. 81 SO. short
clear S-0aS2A BEff-Stead}. mess. S2lG$23.
family S.iaS2e: packet $50 81 extra India
mo, SgsaS5S DRESSED HOGS-Firm. bacous.
gE.c. $50 H. csc. 100 10. lOi.c. 100 DO. IOi.
lO.c: PIGS 1919 CUT MEArS-picKed bellies
Quiet II TO- 1880. Il 10. I2i4e 2Ac "a DO. l2hc.
p.ctlcd hams steady. l3c. TAllpW-Stcady. spe-
DIAL C7sc. cts. 5-4c. country. ~ g 6'sc. LARD
Firm: Middle West. iO.s5a 1856. refined hrmer .
south America L.. COntinelt. ll.15c. Brazil. kegs.
ne. compound firm. SikG6hc SrLAlINE-
Sicady: oco l0itc city lard. il4c
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FINANCIAL.

y sALE --Five-year notes seeured ol
.,,,h mortEagc on improved teinoh
h, isncs. iu denominations OF fpVp y3 ~
t..wfbo, VIII net GH and +'4ff Ni 'e,i
49,. iesna are made on Faipe Ai". "-'
~ polnk co. az fhe value ~ thf prop
tI,.Al loans guarantee. ......,,.
'~AATERS Rank A TRUST CoNfANhs
Tulah0ms. Tenn.
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chicago Jan 2s-HOGS- Receipts. 5000
strong. bulb SO 5Oa So So light. 50 3ogss s. :
S. ioa s. 20. piss $jasG % CATrLE-Recepts.
900 strong; native steers. s. 900 s.. Weston.
81 aOHS1 s., COWS and hci:ers. S3@T -; calves.
s1asI0 20. SHEEP-Rcceipts. 1000. firm: sheep
$50 e. 20: yearmg. t'g$7 50; lambs. s. go
- Louis. Jan. gs.-HoGS-- Receipts. is.i0ci
higher pig al lights. sos 20 miyed s AZ
butchers S. S1n< 20 good heavy. g. % s.. CAL
IGE-Receipt. 100: steady: native beef steers.
s. 800 So 1I. COWS and hcifeE. SJd s. 90, stochefs
and feeders s. 256$7 IS. Texas aad Indian steers.
g. z5g$i -. COWS aud heifes. Hes5 native
calves S6aSu. SHEEP-Recepts. 200. higher
native muitonsl 81 ;jeS6: lambs. ss25e{S ~;
yeariing,. g. 256f g.
higher. bulk. ST. 65@s6 = heayy. 50 609 g 70;
packers aud butchers. S. Goatd IS light. s. $50
s. so: pig. 60 50a$6 70. CATTLE--Receip,s 700
higher prime fed steers. s. $50 s. %: dressed beef
s. 25ets 20. southern. S6ds7 80; cows; 81 500
81 81 Lefers g. 5O@Sq stockers and feeders. 81 %
as. bulls. s. Z5@ S. -. calves. 81 50esl0 so
Tearlimgs. So s5es7 80 aethes So ys 80: ewes,
s. $3.50 %.
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r. VI. STEWART,
Nos. i3s-Ii2 West 5lst street,
Nav Nork Civ

new tOfh NHfs
To Mrs Pauline Ahern Mrs. f. Andrews
Fred q. Andrews. L. Appleton. ". H. At
wood. Mrs T. f. Barrett Z. Brainird. Mrs
9 r. Burbank Mrs. VI. Clansy. J. Farrell.
Miss Gertrude Gleason, Mrs. +. Is Good
man. Mrs A. Jenart. A. Jenart William
y Mowbray, John Mulligan, George II.
Dram. Mrs. VI. O'Sulllvan. and George
Williams.
You are hereby notified that the storage
being due and the time for payment OF
our lien therefor on the property herein
after described having expired and due
notice thereof having been given you. We
will cause such property, 20 VII; House
hold Goods. personal effects and mer-
chandlse. stored hy you I'm our warehouse,
to be sold at public auction. according TO
the statute In such cases made and pro-
yided. a. our ware hOuse. 3s-i42 West 5lst
street Borough of Manhattan, New York.
on Thursday, February lsth. 1915. a. i 80
A. ". 4. VI. STEWART.
New York. January 2sth. 1915.
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BAKER. MALyINA In PURSUANCE OF AZ
order II Honorable John r. Cohaian. a Surrogate
OF ne County % New York. notice T. hereby given
10 an persons having claims agallst MaEins J..
Baker. late n The County ~ Ne~ lofs. deceased.
sulcrbers AZ their place q transActug business. AZ
the once = Crane lockwood. their ATTORNEYS, Al
IA 5j Wall Street. 10 the fity u NeH A0rk Boz.
ough % Manhattan. On or before the ninth day ~
July nert
1915 MARSHALL e. LEFFERTS
THOMAS 4. RICHARDSON.
Executors.
CRANE a LOCKWOOD Attorneys for Executors. s.
NAL Strect Borough a. Manhattan. Ne8 iofA.
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sURROGATEs' NOTICES

CROSBY JOHN sCHUYLER--In pursu-
snoe Of an order 81 Hon John T. CO.
haIsn. q Surrogate OF the County OF New
York notice is hereby gSen 10 all persons
having claims against John Schuyler Cross
by. late OF the county 81 New York. de-
ceased. to present the came, win vouchers
thereof 20 the subscriber. at his place D;
transacting business. at the Office OF Harry
n Zuckert. No. p Cedar Street. Borough
OF Manhattan. In the city OF New York.
on or before the 5th day OF April next
Dated. New York. the 30th day OF sep
TENDER. 1914.
STEPHEN " r. CROSBY
Administrative.
HARRY VI. ZUCkERT,
Attorney for Administration
No. 81 Cedar Street.
Borough Of Manhattan.
New York CITY
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STATE.
Motion Calsnosf-LACOSiBL. J
pcst0flcc Building
ADIOtFRNTD MOTIONS.

COURT or APPEALS.
pecker/McCrea Oliver Refining col
AspegrCn
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QUEENS COUNTY.
SUPREME couRI.scUDDER J

QUEENS COUNTY.
SUPREME URT-SCUDDER J
DECISIONS
SlipleyI sherwood e a. What had % happsL,
has happened herein. IS The natural conseqi eicc W
imp-0Vident or hcadstrcrg action. On TIE lay'5
shown plalatr's experience Is all she can reason.
aty st May q profit hef' The court slou.d ho,
look wl.h favor upon litigation Instituted against
dictates ~ common sense. Costs equal 70 dia-
burseucnts. viz. sos 80 81 al. allowed
purcanI1smacA Bay Manuiaciudrg 60. bt-
n1lr-er sustained. with leave t0 amend cong aihi
ulou payment C. costs. H.
william ID Di-sey Official referee. signed
PerrileI Connolly. a. president. order sislfl
Ne-cl. NeilCr 81 A.. bfner % ftlcit--s I'd
Thomas de Grafenritl signed. go
sanenD Ssle.i. Motion granted; shmony 80
week. counsel fee. $40.
Herman IIe,e % al. Judgment % foreclosure
and sale. Robcr Il Lawrence. referee. 20 sell.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


B,,c.p,, to-day. 1919 piss including ooo N
,,sS.st ior export Market nrmef On the enoiae ahi
ie w - sgc' higher 35i4 Sc. nfsis sg9 80
ss s y soisc. held eaIss .. s.oi. sifs
s9e. higher 32a-. rfsis .s@ Fl. 90 f,,l,s.ioyr
finest SIC a2ci 5000 io gtli.-'
cracmery. nrsts. .fH F-oHc-
CHEESt.
I.ecrip's i1ei toi,s MAfss, ...-,i.ry hi.ser
,r rnr.f goods. cspec sly ~hiic 9a~
faIlE held sr-rsis is'sr SUISSE .-
IG.r. siuter. rslNH tpr fp 80 r4ef li...
80 t..... lfei'flr. -or 90 o.. - go
VNI-.'n.. 'n alal Ll.a --.--s. b. -@ ''
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COUNTY COURT.
Criminal Term-HU MPHREY. IA ~ M
EQUITY CAUSES.
BernslI waiter. II cumming sans
Ioi,n n Carpeutrr col tsh/ClcaTy
prorLrian Dieter Hughes
same sclo.n LlcAhOru MONEY!
Graz Furnace CoiGet1-
stem
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coTIoNsEGO OIL

Active aud strong. closing Al a uct advance n =
20 ! points. Crude OF vas strong al 4jc. Range
u prizes.
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EXPORTS.

Whea, bush. g. 2ss Beef. tcs........
Corn. bush .... 90 Bacon. n......2,yt2 .
hcans bush. JOS Hams. d.. b-oJ
Flour. bhl-.... ltN Lard ib.......4. ad3 -
llour sacks. 71G3 Butter. Dr.. fo ofp
Oatmeal, pkgs fl1 Cheese b.. 10. -
Olcake, n...A-423 90. seed oi,. - tt7
Pork, bhls..... 10 lab Of, gals. -i..-.'
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SHEEP AND LAMBS.
HOGS

Receipts 492 head. all FOR slaughter. Nominal
lv ste.iy FOR ali weights Country dressed hogs
steady. al 9d10izc for heavy TO light Seighs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-29
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. January %. 1918.
BEEVGS.


BtEVCS.
Receipts. lni head. mainly iof slaughter; No
steady: city dressed native sides. llelic.
CALVES.
Receipts. ~ head. - OF sale Marie, strong
Ncas. 80 lOa ti3. calls. IS. Indiana led calves.
s.. Dressed calves firm. cts dressed veals. lih@
l3isc. county dressed. lliaa lbc. -
Sslcs-To.iu a shannon. - lld veals, iib ID
average al Sl3 per 100 D. 10. 100. s. 30. culls.
lJ1. s.. fcl calves. 4a0. s..
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts. e.1io head ~ cars on sale. sheep
fun STEADY. lanis. 25c higher for oil desirable
grades: coarse heavy steady. Common 20 prime
sheep sold at $4as So per 100 10. cuI.s at 81; con-
mon % prime lambs Al s. 900 81 %. culls. al 81.
Dressed mutton frm ~ y II iec. dressed lambs.
lgi4dlJikc. few hog dressed. l6c; country
dressed dollhouse lambs steady. at $685. % per
carcass. . O.,
average At 50 80 per 100 10. culIs - lb, 81; %
Gull sheep 50 d.. 50.
keus Commission Co 100 state limls ~ ID,
50 80. 4 sheep 49, 81 %.
Tobin q shannon 90 Indiana lamiS ~ 10
bucks, 200. 81 90.