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New-York tribune., 1915-12-05
RENT BUILDING
In HORATIO ST.
er-Hegerman Company
to Use Structure for
Storage.

The Duross Company has leased for ?.
+. Guerin & Co., the property IS Ho-
ratio St., TO the Riker-Hegeman Drug
stores Company for storage purposes.
IL is opposite its general Office and lab
oratorles at Horatio and 4th 81.
Also the store 1856 Ninth av., 20 the
Great Atlantic g. Pacific Tea Company
for term of years, and the store 2s9
Eighth ay., TO the Great Atlantic &
Pacific Tea Company for term Of
years. This company has fifteen hun
dred retail stores in the United States.
j. Arthur Fischer has leased for
James Dwyer. the basement store al
the northeast corner of Sixth av and
3Sth- st. TO n. Williamson, and for the es-
tate Of j. H. Ridabock. the first loft in
l4l Grand ST., to the Sysonby Social
Club.
NJ. & L. Hess, Inc, have leased the
fourth floor at 304-S Sixth av., for
term, to the Northern Knitting Mills,
the ninth floor at 54-62 West 2ist 81.
Tor long term to Max Shapiro; the
ninth floor at 1913 West 10Th ST., for
a term, TO Halpern E. Gensman; space
in the seventh floor at 1882 West 36th
ST., TO Fox & Frankel, and in con
junction with the Dinkelspiel Rowan
tree Company the twelfth floor at 50-4
West 18th ST. to Odiorne & Co.
John J. Kavanagh has leased store
In 935 Park av., 20 Charles Sctapen.
II. A. Douglas & Co.. have leased the
business building 1896 Grand Boule-
ward and Concourse. for long term
Of years, to the Quality Market Com
pany, Inc.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co.. have
leased the store az % East 49th ST,
for the Advocate Realty Co., 20 c. J.
Snow, art dealer.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company
has rented store and basement at a.
40 Liberty ST., 10 Carl Bergman. for
restaurant PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1915-12-05
SURVEYS QUEENS
FACTORY RECORD
Walter |. Willis Brings to
Light Some Interest
ing Figures.
Sl5l, 100000 WAS VALUE
OF PRODUCTS OF 1909
Census Showed II Was Much
Bigger Eadustrially than
Many a State.

Walter |. Willis, secretary a. :.
Chamber of Commerce OF Or.As
Borough, has recently been mati,.s
new study OF the Industrial growtS :,
that borough. He has brought to T.S..
some hgures from the United S,a,ass
census OF 1909 which show that Opo"ss
Borough then was a much mora ~
ductiye place industrially than anv a,
the following states: Alabama. Ari.D
sas, Colorado, Delaware, Florida. Idshn
Mississippi, Montana. Nevada. Nv
Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma a..
gon, South Carolina, South Dako,.
Utah, Vermont and Wyoming.
Many Of those states are main.
noted for agriculture. Willis. howsvsy
does not ignore that fact in his s,rd.,
OF the industrial expansion of Oue.,,
Borough. He says the greatness 80
Queens as manufacturing centrs !.
widely known, but that this suryev Co.
determining the exact position the bo,.
ough occupies industrially in Relate,
10 the whole country is vividly ind
Gated by comparing the value of n,
manufactured products Of Queens Bor.
ough with that of the states in oues.
tion for 1909. Queens record for 1909
was III factories, with 23,s9l employees
its manufactured products for the yea,
having a value of sl5.lS0,000.
"ln 1909 Queens Borough" savs M
Willis, had mole money invested IN
manufacturing than any one of nine.
teen states, more factory emploveS
than any one of eleven states. ara
more manufacturing establishments
than any one of ten states.
Since this census of 1909 there has
been a vast industrial development in
Queens Borough. II is doubtful Il anv
other section of the United States ha.
had so great an industrial development
IN the last five years as Queens. Tho
Queens Borough expansion has been
due TO such big improvements as the
opening Of the greensboro Bridge. the
operation of trains through the Penn.
sylvania tunnels, the extension of rapid
transit service, giving connection be-
tween Brooklyn and Manhattan. the
construction of the New York Connect.
ing Railroad Bridge at He'll Gate. and
the location of the three-state barge
canal terminals"
The comparative table Of capital and
values of products is as follows:
Value Of
New-York tribune., 1915-12-05
APPROVES ALARM SYSTEM
Council Takes This Action After
Thorough Study of Fire Signal Plan.

The plans and specifications for
new fire alarm system which is being
installed by the Fire Commissioner
have been approved by the Advisory
Council of Real Estate Interests, after
conferences with Fire Commissioner
Adamson and thorough analysis by its
board of experts. APPROXIMATELY
$1,000, 900 has been appropriated by the
city for this purpose.
The plan contemplates an entirely
new fire alarm telegraph system by the
utilization of such parts Of recent con-
struction as are adapted 10 the new
system and by the construction OF the
remainder. Several years ago a plan,
known as the Carty-Miller plan, was
prepared by the city at an expense OF
s25OOO. and the principles of this plan
with certain notifications, are incorpo-
rated into the present specifications.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-05
LARGE N. J. EXCHANGE

Willet L. Skillmsn has traded his
property on the Morristown-D Dover
Road, consisting OF modern residence.
garage, outbuildings, etc. with twenty
one acres Of land. for a residential
property on Clarewill av., Upper Mont
clair. owned by Z. ". Tyler II com
prises large plot Of land. with mod
ern residence.
Eugene V. Welsh, Of Morristown. ne
gotiated the trade.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-05
WILL SUB-DIVIDE TRACT
Arthur 5. Pierson to Have Home Lake
Colony at Morris Plains.

II. c. Reynolds has sold the old Atno
farm, of fifty acres. on Littleton Rond,
near the Lackawanns Railroad sta atiol
at Morris Plains, y. j.. to Arthur s.
Pierson. Mr. Pierson will sub-divide
the property into acre and hclf-acre
plots, make lake. and follow con-
tour lines in shaping intersecting
streets and roads.
The property was held AT $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-05
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
BUSINESS TROUBLES
Bankruptcy Petitions.

l. LONDON & son. Levene and Benjamin Lon
don. composing The firm of L. London Son.
manufacturers OF FUR hats st ~ East sth st.. by
these CREDITOR J. Freedman Co. $40. sam
uel Nolman. $llS end Peter Samore. Sl2O. They
made assignment on November 3.
JEROME ). CANANAGH manager. ~ Si2 East
l7qth s.. With liabilities ~ SZSla and =ssets o. 81.
CLAYTON G. GRISWOLD. merchant - Hudson.
y Y. with liabilities o.; s2O3s and assets Of $3.50.
Receiver ln Bankruptcy.
INTERBORO ENGRAVING CO.-Judge Hand has
lnicrboro Engraving Co. Of Jos Fulton ST. with
authority % carry on business for twenty days. lie
was the assignee.
Bankruptcy Schedules.
PINCO x NEICLER cloak manufacturers A. Is
West lsth 81. liabilities sl4. 300 and assets. So.
S4o. consisting ~ accounts. $40 l3l. cash ia bank
$50. and proceed, " sale of stock and fixtures
BEOUFMAN & BENEQUfT. INC. manufacturer
Of dresses a. S5 West lith g.. liabilities S7.55l.
and sssets. S6.0j4. consisting Of stocG. 500 ma
chimes and fixtures. $1,000. accounts. $i.l49. and
cash. s..
HARRY GOODMAN dealer in men, furnishing
goods at ltl Columbus aV.. has r.ed schedules
showing liabilities $3.50 and assets $3.50.
OSTER q SENSTIUS. dealers in dress trim
miugs az 2i-0 Marion ay.. liabilities. S12l. and
assets Of unknown value
WILLIAM V. BRET dealer in woneu's fur
nishng goods al 2il3 Eighth sv. liabilities Slj.-
Oss. and assets $ijOS consisting of stock s.. 600
machines and fixtures. $500. aud cash in bank. s.
Assignments.
SAMUEL RICHMAN. dealer IN drygoois and
woollens Al l3z Eldldge ST.. 90 Samuel g. David
SOLOMON CHALOWShN. dealer lu w00llens al
e4is Hester g.. 90 Morris Israel
New-York tribune., 1915-12-05
Suburban Land Co. Sales.

The New York Suburban Land Com
.pany sold last week in its development
in the sth Ward. Borough Of Queens. 2
plot, 20xl00 feet, on Dale Place, to N.
Hinek. and a plot, 2ox100 feet, on Union
av. TO F. Psrchen.
At Garwood, n. j.. it sold . plot, 2or
100 feet, on Fourth av. to r. Ladsw,
and plot. 20xl0o feet, on Spruce ~. 70
A. Carr.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-05
Lease L. I. House.

S. A. Warner Baltazzi has leased for
Mrs. Charles G. Peters her home at
East Williston. Long Island. The Cor
ners, TO Stewart Englehart, the vice
president of the W. X. Grace Company.
who recently returned from South
America, where he had been for a num-
Der Of years.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-05
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.


TIe coffee trade evidenty found nothing 70 cause
ruy change of sentiment. and business continued
quiet with prices closing AZ net decline of 285
points Salcs were only $3.50 bags. ana the luctua-
tons represented the influence OF very small orders
n the absence Of any general Interest
Cost ana freight oders were about unchanged. anu
Tie oHicisl cables reported change I'm the primary
markets Tbs local spot marke, remained quet.
with quotations on the basis Of CSC for Rio IS.
Range Of prices
New-York tribune., 1915-12-05
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Ncs York. December 4. 1915
BEEVES.

Nov 1ofE. December 7. I1II.
BEGVES.
hsceip's we're 2s3 head cars on sale 40 trad
tnE. feeling dull and unchanged Dressed beef quiet
sgamoo o prime native sides so'lins al i0ae
ifMe Der ~
CALVES.
Issoeip's ~ head. 2s9 grsssers On sale Moth
nf h',ng leeiing steady fnr seAis: weak Tor gr4a-
~ ffrtfd calves ~ Moderate demand. city
nf,Hfrd yrsis selling A. lf@Isc Ter ib. roufffg
t.,..-fi. TO loc. dressed grsssea and ftd caiscs
ShttP AND LAMBS
li"estfs Ncfs ~ cars nr slf head. 1 car Oh
~ hs,sri sieady. No prime lambs offered. me-
,lNu 'vNa.e anins tpid II ts73 pr 100 lb
lamb. lzYl,r cOeutfy dfsss~d hostesi.e Is,,lr'
sieafy si s. 5e9tii psf osfes1s
NOES
iecelIfa. fti had nons on sale V..ts,s ,o,.t.
asily stsady Country dressed kns, ,s,,t !, sflss
lghc pcr ID. fossfing pa. i28iSc
New-York tribune., 1915-12-05

Special Liverpool cables spo ,gi.a Puie, -, s.lT,'
00O Imports 10 600. American. 1000. Middlus
upland. IBID FutuTra opcue! STEADY. .'int'
bigber. coeed stead. i4d-is points higher. pecrm-
0@r SID: January February. sa0igd; March
Anil .6ird: Msy-lune. 5-2ad, Iniy-Auglsf'
-IGi: OrtoOer November. "Sid-
New-York tribune., 1915-12-05
Tenants for Fifth Av. Stores.

Ames & Co. have rented two stores
at 3O9 Fifth av. 20 Albert r. Louis.
dealer in antiques, and the store at los
West 2Sth st. TO S. Lecakes, wholesale
florist.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-05
In Westchester Fields.

Burke Stone, Inc. Tuckahoe, N. Y,
has rented a house on Lake Avenue
Park TO A. l.. Robinson. Also, rented
Mt Bronxville, a house in Armour Villa
Park for Emil Lund to c. r. Leo.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-05
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
Sew York. December g. 1915.
BUTTER.

neccipts SOS packages. The tone was a
liftir weadier on high grade. fresh creamery
othertgls@. the market remains unchanged.
creamery. eSras 81 sc0rel. &izpaoc. higher
srorlng g1tsorec. rrs.s 1sM35. seconds 70
nEitc thirds. aHHlsc. creamery. held. eL-
frns le2 scorel z.rZac: higher scoring. 2sia n
sic. nrafs zsiAQZ1izc: seconds z5n-Gc; state
dairy nresf 81 1iNJLc. good 20 prime. Z1U5)c'
common % fair. 2zNssc. renovated. extras
2pzaZ5c: nrsts. z5haHc. lower grades 1lp
&c. Imitation creamery. hrsis. sS0 -
ladies' current MAKE. hrsts. z1c. seconds. 2O1z
IIc. lower grades. 190Hc. packing stock
June make. fine. 1olzgZlc: current make.
fne. z0isc. 40 2 ioc. lower grades. l81ishc.
CHEESE.
Reoelrfs. 1.s0o boxes The tone Of the mar
ket continues nrm. state. ~ m. held. rate,
specials. i14iI4c. average fancy. leizWlb&c.
current make fats. spec als. is1zuifAc' a.er-
are fancy. isac; Cne1ders specials lic'
i5hc: a.! styles. undergrades l1qifc. Wis
,,e5s,n. ~ ~ On n Deis.es fancy. T.. ,w.ns
Americas. fancy. l7rl7i.c. slate. skins. held
sleslea l41lthc. current make specials.
sstz,sslk' s,sl frssh. choce. izs0i3c. fair 20 good
ECGs.
feeeirts. 400 oases. Fresh sathered eggs
Use nffn in TIE highest grades u which
~. W s.p2iy j. small. Iresh 2afhered extra
Joe. dozen. S1afbe sxua nrsts 5gQssc.
nrsts. zYSc. seconds zs4zzc. thirds and
Soofsr. ztgzIcs airiiss. No !. z2qzc: No
ana poorer. i70Zhc. checks gOod 10 etolee
DRY. DC. ciiis and Inferior, ie0lSe. fan hsia
if05fc. Refrigerator special foarta. fsnr,
zs17p sie. ofsis. zs'suz5c. seconds. zin1gc
thirds Or pD0rar. it>t1gikc. dlfties isz,1s..
STATE. Penn sfl1 neafhy. hennsry whites dne
a. fancy. futlc. ordinary to good z5QsCc.
gatfersd whites. ordinary % nne. zy05oc.
state Penn an1 nearby. srniM whites. 15q
-. Weston raftcrc1 whites 1gmf1c. etate.
Ife1n ara nfafIr. heuners Dr0Hus 1sMlsc'
esffere1 brown an1 mixed coiors. csuRc
rearbg. refrgorafDr uhlfes 1,ntc
IfAY ASD STRAW.
qlo gnsfkef continue irregular With Gis
i,seef falef rfborfrd from oH-roaJ efafi0n.
ag0Is.d ffe fafD1r. ou WOsf ~ fhe she'd
the tone n fairly nca1l. Hay. lar2c baled
81 ys4glf. rlllDnr Si1UUf fancy. nRh
o.oger. iai1s( fz50iH. RYE STRAW. So J.
fi11Nf. small faIes about q under iafEc
f-sEsH FHDlT6
AFPI>zg- eDizenbsrE bbL fzQflD. iona.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-05

than. s?aA25: Yorks Imperial. N.55gs3. 49,
Wealthy. N75Qs375: Snow. S2qA. Winesap
$204: Twenty ounce s2Qs375. twenty ounce
Pippn N.75Qs2.15. Tallman Sweet. s2G$S.oV,
Greening. s2gA King, N.75gS3.75. Northern
spy. N.75Q$i: Baldwin. sl15nS3.y0 HuouaI1-
son N.760S3: Ben Davis and Gano, y j. :oga ga
s. 20: Delicious Western. box. N.5OqS= -
Spitzenberg s.50Gs2.G5: Rome Beauty. 81. -
as: Newtown Pippin Western. box. $l-'a
s. ej. Jonathan. S1.25aS1.S5: Stayman Wine
sap. N.95gSl. 80: WlnesaD S.Jgg$-. BlhcK
Twig Western box G.25gA.5o: Winter
Pearmain. N25Gn.e0: Ben Davis. A.S22g si ~. %
Black Ben a.2gN.l5. Gano: N.25gSl.,SSS'
crimes Golden. S8Sl 65: Far Western, Bald
win. box si.25aSl40: Greening. 81. 1gsl.09.
Willow Twig S.25aN.3O. Northern spy. sl.-o
GSl 80: Golden Ortley. &pS200: Arkansas
Black. 81 6Oa$2: PEARS. BeurFe Bose. ool'
GU. s250QA: Sheldon. iSqs5 Howell. s5..0g
Sc 90. Lawrence. S25OqS3.25: Kieffer. Nbgy
IS. basket 5ocQN15: GRAPES, state. NJ
aeara. 10-basket crate. 81 &5QS5 25: CataWba'
4-rb basket. sglsc. black. leglSc' IN trays'
ton. s45QS55. white. ton. AOgSO; CataWOa,
ton. sSOq$40: CRANBERRIES. Cape Coz, Iate
sorts bbi. sCQss50: crate. N.75q12.25; Early
Black bbl Sqs7: crate. N.60gS2. Jersey
Howe. bbi s78ss5o: Jersey; Early Black
mn s6 25GS7. Jersey. native t5qS5.o0. JERSEY
crate s5OQs2: Long Island. late sorts. b1i'
s7a;s. early sorts. S52S4s1; crate. Sl'Syh
ORANGES. Fla, box, 81 SOS. Jamaica. N,!o
Qsl.75: Porto Rico. SlQ}-: Cal. S2pSI. IAN-
GERINFS. Fla. strap. s2J0gS3O0: SAIsI-
MAS. Fla strap. A750S3, GRAPEt RJll.
Ma box Sl5OGS3. Cuban. IHs2 Isle OF
Pines. Sl25qs2.25: Porto Rico. AaS2Og; Ja-
.naica, NQA.65; Nassau. Ia$l.S0; san Feo.o' .o
81 500 s. 50: AVOCADO PEARS. Fla. crate
ssaU4. PINEAPPLES. Porto Rico. red span
Isl. crate 81 sass. smooth Cayenne, CRAZE
t5a $3.50
New-York tribune., 1915-12-05

Aside from slight opening declines. due to rea.iE
.u1 Tie provision market on Saturday was gen
ar5llg arm and higher with grain Investment uuy
ifr vas noted 0n the rise partly from gram people.
Afouf 10 600 hogs arrived al Western polnia. ln-
ruIing p 600 al Chicago. l.b0O 40 Kansas Nly
.arf $500 st Omaha. Chicago expected 5tVVV on
Nsnday ami $50. 900 next week PORK him. mess;
slSl&isso family S2050g S22 30. short clear. SIs
.qk.l pFFF steady. mess. Sl6.j0aSlIt family,
SiSasis5O. packet. Sl65OgSl7: extra India mess.
81. sea S2s DRESSED HOGS easy; baeons. &c
i>6 lbs csc. 100 lhs. qiac. l40 lbs. 9tsc. pigs.
i.R- CIT NEATS-Picked bellies dull 10 lbs.
les ~ lbs like. 10 lbs. lli4c; picked hams
sealv Is7.c. tall0w quiet. special. sac: city. t4c
g.s5c: city lard barely steady. gA eshc; refined
lard quiet: Continent i0.5Oo. South America.
CSC: Brazil. kegs II. Csc. compound dull. s's@
,tfarine l0etc
New-York tribune., 1915-12-05

ltIe Western buying en- the strength in Lard
eaCied the oil market on Saturday. and final
ir.ces were : o. points net higher Range Or
.f.ees.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-05
pn1A1oES AND VEGETABLES.

TATOES-Bernuda, No l. bol. Nas" ~
s. 5oass Is: i6S NJ bag. s. 25JaS2.e5; Long Isl-
and bulk 80 N. So. bhl or bag N,oqS5'
state bulk. $50 10. s. i9lS2.o9' psT 9ag =, ~
s. 30. Mich. buih. per ls9 TO- - S'0s-.sV, Da.. -
s. -s0SZ40. Jersey. round. per bag. t+nS-.e2'
long s-I5aS2 25: Va and Nd. bol. 700 .'O'
SWEETS Jersey. DOL X.l5q2J0 basket
,5rasi: Southern. yellow. biol. N.509>2i bas-
ket tegoVci ASPAltAp >, Cal. uOA Dul,.n,s' ,,,'
Sf0x0. ARTiCHOkES. cal French. drum
ssGN2: nearbv Jerusalem. N24S5.OO, southern
Jerusalem. Si5JaSZ5O 90: BRJ SSEl4S SPkODl@'
Long Island. quart, gQ5ci Cal laIse uIu'1'
basket. Slusi. green &lnS4. BEETS. nearby.
bd 81. CARROTS. nearby 100 10 bag. l3c4
81: bbl NQSI -. CUCUMBERS. Fla basket,
81 26OqS3 50: CABBAGES, Danish seed. ton,
S,,'l2s so5 $50. So red. ST. si&aAJ0: CAUtI-
FLOWERS. Long Island. short cut. bbl, s. -
QSs; long cot. Na&So. crate Nssi.y'' ;.,.,
ERY. standard case. slqS3. bunch. laqs0o.
CELERY CABBAGE. crate. 'ocHNl 20 nas-
ket 5OQ75c: ESCAROL basket or crate. sip
$50: EGGPLAN -. E,s, D4h ssEi,; r,,ii
Lie imported. ~, lSQlec: HOReERADi iSih'
100 10. Sass: KALE. Va, bhl, tyaA0c. LIMA
BEANS Bermuda y box. $50; cuban
crate. s7qSS; LETTUCE state and nearny;
81 50. Va and y G. 55aS5c. Fla, aQS2 %;
ONIONS. white crate or basket MgS-oo'
Conn valley. yellow. bag, N.c'G $50 ,,g5 stSlo
and Western. red and yellow. bag NeF5'
S,snce 60. red and yellow. 5ocgA&; .aL
yellow. Rag. yl,bOQt2i Col a.75a'2; 0kitA
Fia. carrier. N.50gts: basket S-e.5 .S %.
cuhan. carrier 75cQSL7j; crate. VcQtl ~:
OYSTER PLANTS per 100 bunches. sSgS6.
pEAs Fla, basket. $3.50 Cal, large drum
i9qti2: small drum. SgSs: PAR5N -, ts35 pp,'
= 5s5'sl so. PUMPKINS Dbl, N9$i u: PEI
PERs. ma. box. $3.50 75; basket S-'oqSs oo'
cuban BOX. 2509S3 80: ROMAiNE. nearby.
bssLet or crate. JOcQsl25. Fla NjegB5o;
RApIsHEs 100 Ssnosss I2a ,ya,i S' oi oafSit Bait
tyS,ti x. state basket. Soc SCALlIONS'
Hsii. per 10 punches 7s:ail; SQCASh' y. huh 6
hard and marrow. hbl. N5oqiLtS' IA, me-, heS
vbi.a bo1. s25GQts TURNlPS. BermuGa
white. crate. 7Jc old. white. b6ls. Ngsl, Ngsl,.s zs'
Rutataga tbl or bag. mc9H 10; IOMA iOI~''
csi rat BOX. 75cGS. per luz. slnsl,z,; a..
carrier, tQtZJ0. cuban, I.Zoat- ~
wATERCREss. 100 punches. NgNgo' hol-
TfOf'sE PRODGC-rS-cuc No ]. doz
ese0sl u. 40 g 5Q75c: culis. box, SZ01@'
lettuce Jersey and nearby, doz. -5c0N; Nc,
l-doz box t20fz 70 Boston 2-noz strap AH
81 70. other Eastern. doz. 2JcUN, mint. doI
banches i0Q 5oc. mushrooms 4-lb BASKET, VIZ
81 %: brown. 75cHzL2j. button. 15c; radlshea'
100 bunches tlNf3, tomatoes ID. l@nZ3c.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-05
FEW YORK PRICES.


e..t-.., rarke, waws well sustained a. ING
f.l,1. li n,es with the movement silll rsstfle,et
r.d W r has Ohtaiuable n some cases JOY ~
80 '-- following prices ia wood. are quoted
er tf. .i York Produce Exchange sptlhs pAlehts.
l. arl spring clears Sj.2o@S5.s3 WINTER
c.,c, CGaSN5. winter stralghts g. 500 WV
- SO I winters. s47O9$&e5; extra NO 2 WIN WIN
fg t4518Si60. Kansas strdghts. SS.330&tSS',,O ,,Oo
av rfng patents. joobins lotS, f0,sy%s ~
~. is ns RYE FLOUR steady faI TO s9eq'
j. U 75: choice 90 fancy s. o5@S5.sg' 'IIN,
sfrt ready. Kiln dried. S3.1O9SS.l5. bAu
ff irady. fnc white and yellow SltO; coarse.
FEEn-City steady. bran. bulk. S2zA5 IVv I
NJ FL sza75 heavy middlings do. S2St5' hGur
.i.r Z, do Ssi 30: tsd dog -four. l4O 10 SACKS.
80. 1icstern unsettled: bran. 100 lb SACKS. ~ .
snIard iniddhuss DO. $3.50; Hour mloaInss @ 40
k.6s0 red dog flour. 40 10 sacks. $-9Ao. OIL heA''
New-York tribune., 1915-12-05
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Heavy Buying by Shorts
Advances Wheat and
Corn.
New York. December 4. lslo'
WHEAT.

An EFFORT By bull traders 20 replk'e some Co., o.
wheat tney is, yo late Friday produced Noiens woe y
uoftlrp in the market after the frst houf' WI .
cSried prices iFom &c 90 Sc uqsne. -l''
previous nights close and sent Det,i'' AZ.
,,sr,iu -sof "a over MAJ. against about '1c dls
eo,lnt the nisht bc'oro For TIE hr.t host tt4o
rnsrkes shovel evidences o' further selung ey ols
interests but the wheat was so wel tpfoipe4 wa
a ebsrra al sentiment c.me ever tno mafAei. anu
soon bnying orders wese sJrCns u from az qua
Efforts were made hy most q. tic i-o., o'.,
- reriars their lines and flis arrum4ia...l q"
buyins orders kept the market in tlFin9I nan
fo ne close. which was top ipT INC GAY
Stresf was credited with large purchases. el9 y,
va. SAID that Armour had bougm O Goei nea- 90
whfaf Ia the Minneapolis market -, L.
Res,erfs thaf fhe (anadI an government laI N-
-sSef .hrt Canadian wheat could De exported W!tF
to the United kingdom o- the Allies snccted .enti-
r1.nf - ana me strength % Northwest rnafhet"
me- cssh MARKET in SECS lorE VS. 'cy strong ai,d
Al thc close no ! dufum vas quoted ~ .; 80
4 o New York 80 q Nur Duluth s4.it' -hd y" 4
-. AL.r.-arL-. 81 II 4 1 Ilur.Ll-
New-York tribune., 1915-12-05
CORN

IN response 10 excellent weather conditions nad
seins reports ~ O larger country movement. NnlCn
Induced hedgo selling ths early corn msftei VS.
er.irr al about Dr. decline. Tie decline get Eo5I
buy NJ orders however. and follOw4ns the laie u,s
up'urn iu wheat there was heavy buying. wmch sl-
ganced the list over q cent from TIE forenoon loN
10 ut and ieft final prices &c above me pievou,
night Receipts were sul small. partly accounted
Tor by Western reports t1 the cntc- tlst iain..' .
sr. siiu picking corn Export business was report
81 ., 10 loads via the Gut. No yelo" com h'
the local market closed AZ s2iAc. prompt
New-York tribune., 1915-12-05

with other markets oats had weaker open,,ns
ard declined a cent hushei under eoiniuls,l..
Io,Ise seilnq and Liquidation Sentiment changed
quickly whom other grains rallied however AI'
during the last hour shorts were large buyeIs.
causing a rapid upturn which left Anal prices ttc
10 Z. net hgher About 80 loads we're reporter
FOR EXPORT Cash oats here closed STEADY. & = loI-
lows. No white 468f7cj No 4 whie tg fo'zS;
elevator. -
Msrke, steady: No Western. sio3 o New
\ n fnnk loads
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-01-01
Moscow, Idaho.
ANY MAN CAN BE AN EDITOR

Most any man can be an editor.
All the editor has to do is sit at
desk four weeks in a month and
~ months in a year and edit such
stuff as this: Mrs. Jones of Sactus
creek, let "a can-opener slip last week
and cut her in the pantry.
A mischievous lad Of Piketown
threw a stone and cut Mr.. Pike in
the alley last Tuesday. Joe Doe
climbed on roof of his house last
week looking for leak and fell,
striking himself on the back porch.
While Harold Green was escorting
Miss Violet Wise from the church
social Saturday night a savage dog
attacked them and bit Mr.. Green on
the public square. Isaiah Trimmer
of Running creek was playing with
"a cat Friday when it scratched him
on the veranda. Mr.. Fan, while
yharnessing a broncho Saturday was
kicked just south of his corn crib
Exchange.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-01-01
A CHRISTMAS WEDDING

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. j..
Porter was the scene of happy we'd
ding party last Thursday evening
when their daughter, Miss Myrtle
Ramey became the bride of Mr.. Orval
Davis.
1t was a Christmas wedding truly
in detail of decoration through the
entire home with an abundant supply
of fresh, crisp holly furnished by a
sister of the bride, who lives in the
old home in southwest Virginia. The
bride was charming in the wedding
gown of white zibalene with over
drapes of dainty lace. veil and shower
bouquet. The attendants were Miss
Hattie Ramey, sister of the bride,
and Mr.. Ole Farmer. Rev. r. L. L.
Barnstable of the Methodist church
performed the ceremony, using the
ring service. Miss Alba Quillan play
gu tHo WeuulnS HdICn. fAiICi ehS
ceremony delicious refreshments were
served, and an hour spent in pleasant
intercourse, and an inspection OF the
wedding presents, among which was
noted a pound of fresh honey with a
silver honey spoon bearing the in
scription, Honey moon honey" Also
among the list were numerous useful
and beautiful pieces and sets of sill
verware and other articles.
The bride and groom left on the
north-bound train that evening, and
it was understood they would re-
turn in few days. They have been
teaching the Porterville school which
they expect to continue until the
close Of the school year.