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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-30
'flPICS OF The DAY
| N WALL STREET
IFS Search for Level OF
ctouilibrium Helps Put
Prices Down.
s.,nI-CIBLE MINIMUM
M aGUES THE MARKET
Iowering of Base Taken
I, az Invitation TO Sell New
Lots of Stock.

s,, thire. the irreducible min
"a, gone che way OF all flesh
!. "a. now. in the place where
20 IS greatest, are recognized
am and solid bases. but as ele-
,,l.ing al different floors on
,,v down TO- let additional pas
20. OIL The custom OF sp-
nirimums saves brokers a lot
..,;re Every time e new one is
~, know vhat target is 20 be
:, When Steels dead line was
gthe Stree. wasn't any too sure
=. the Stock Exchange authOri-
.,,vla do about reductions. Pretty
here was q reason for the stock
the bottom. and IL did. The
however. was not strong enough
=. Avought about an additional re-
a more than perhaps a point;
ss soon as 10 was discovered
=, sommittee was going 70 stand
:. a there was a rally, and the
, -r,o was not called into question
anti the Steel dividend was
The price has been reduced
nee then and will probably be
- again. each new reduction
-, Another. What would have
.,.,s5 Il the committee had removed
.-;,imur altogether a week ago no
a. say positively. but certainly
.,.ult might easily have been bet
. ..,r vhat has occurred.
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CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. January %. 1915
GRAIN.

WHEAT-A feaci0nary tendency developed. and
while a. one time prices were &c aboVe me ,.4 i
heavy liquidation. and hnal prices we're l'2H r.
net lower. The selling Increment was apparently
he result Of over bought CONDITIONS. WIN more
aggressive operations IS Tears. VINO believed tha' q
good reaction 10 De expected after an ADVANCE
Of 81 Ia lO7sc from last week. u was apparent
that the advance TO above the 81 30 MARI pa 1m
cago had released larger amount or wheat from
fhe country especially On the Southwest Under .
Wing conditions were not maieralN cnagel. aNN
a serious setback can hardly boa expected as iohs
a. Europe continues 70 Guy nnd farmers 90 Nut
show more willingness TO sell European marhel,
were firm and higher Export sales were eeUubttA
A. about 100 loads. including three caisoes NV
Greece Receipts primaD points were not much
different from q week ago. hut the total 50 iar Uls
week shows falling OF q over 100000 plshee, Isl
Ciearsnces from The sesboaId were oyer ,',.1.V
bushels less than last week In the local SPOT mar
ket No = rel winter wheat was quoted A. u % =
and No hard AZ s. y 81 rail. Z tach.
No Northern Duluth. 81 ID = ana NO N Eo err
influence Of the decline iu wheat and prices ease1
~ laii4c under liquidation. Export sales were
reported Of 800 900 bushels and receipts a. interior
points we're somewhat smaller hW stocks cor. lhle
10 Increase and the cash position was relatively
heavy. In Tire local each market No yellow ,oIn
was quoted a. Sc. e 10 arrive. GA ,S-n ltiIe
huyirg prompted hy rlmOs o. export saes - ittN
Of 500 900 bushels. but later there was SnoIp
reaction and closing prices were = "a So neI low
err Local cash market easy STANDARD. e s 49,.
10 61iyc. No g. 62is a CSC: No & blab2c: fancy
clipped 6ia65se. oclnsTy ciipRed eSa g. q o.. aI
elevator RYE-steaiy 70 western. - = a.
r T. Ncv York. mating s5Ge5c. Z. BGra.o
RI CNWHEAT -Quiet: japanese - - nike. 81 -o
silver hur s. u. al nominal M1ear R.ld
-four exports for me week according 10 fi@a
Streets aggregate E.sl9 $50 bushels against 500
.6s iasf weei aud 31l5.6sN last yeer since dut p.
"a 296 65S bushels. against 1913! "I- las' seS'
against t7iOs7 lsst week and A.. i0l last year
since Iuly j. 54S 0ls against liINae' last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-30
r. |. DIRECTORS
ALSO RETIRE
Withdrawal Makes Contest for
Directors Unlikely at Com
ing Meeting.

Rock Island affairs took an added
interest yesterday when it became
known in Wall Street that not only
had Daniel G. Reid retired from the
board of the railway company, but that
all the other directors whose terms ex-
pire at the annual meeting in March
will decline reelection. In addition
to Mr.. Reid. these are Roberts Walker,
general counsel for the road; Edward
5. Moore and John J. Michel the Chi
cago banker.
The voluntary withdrawal OF these
men from the Rock Island removes
any possibility of contest for direc-
tors at the coming election from the
so-called Reid-Moore interests, who
have dominated the three companies
since 1901. The proxy committee. Of
which Edward Sheldon, president of
the United States Trust Company, is
chairman, is now free TO 90 ahead and
recommend a ticket which will be Writ
ually sure of election, as il is not be
ieved that the Amster proxy committee
can muster enough strength to elect
directors of its own choosing.
With respect TO Mr.. Reds retire
ment, those who have been associated
with him in business affairs said that
he no longer held Rock Island securi
ties to any appreciate amount. 1t has
been the subject of much discussion in
Wall Street for several months as 10
what Reds interest in the company
was. For a long time he was the own
er Of a large block of the New Jersey
holding concerns stock and he was
understood to have held large amount
of the Iowa company's bonds, back of
which was the stock Of the operating
company.
On the other hand. Judge William
H. Moore. who. with Reid and the late
William B. Leeds, graduated from the
tin plate business into Rock Island. is
understood TO hold a considerable
amount OF the bonds. for which stock
Of the operating company is now be.
ing exchanged. Judge Noore's term Of
Office as a director does not expire
until 1916. The other directors who
have been identified with Reid-Moore
control Of Rock Island are James II.
Moore, +. l.. Hine and II. L. Nudge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-30
SUMMONS.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
-Nathilde f. Weber. Plaintiff. against
Hugh Reilly. Zaharia Barasch, Jacob
Starkmsn Isaac Golfer Acker, M@rrslI
Conftt Company. Frederick -. Cries. Jon
mic r. Russell Jchn Neretin. OF No. 1923
Lexington Avenue. Borough OF Manhattan.
CITY OF New York. the name John being
dctittous said defendants real first name
beinR unknown TO plaintiff Barnet DworeI '
slv George Deodato. George Sonkind.
William Kelly. Louis Msrgolis. Nicholas
Brown and Sidney stuart. Defendants.
summons. County Clerks Index Number
37iG4. Year 1914.
To the Above Named Defendants You
are hereby summoned 20 answer the com
plant in this action, and 10 serve COP
OF your answer on the pisintins attorney
within twenty DAYS after the service of
,his summons. exclusive OF the day OF ser
vice: and in case Of your failure 70 aDp'sr
or answer judgment will be taken against
YOU By default, for the relief demanded IN
Dated. December 2sth. 1910
FORSTER HOTALGNG & KLENkE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. once and Post
once Address: No. 50 Wall ST. Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. city OF New York.
10 Zaharla Bsrasch. The foregoing
Summons is served upon you by publics'
ton pursuant 20 an order OF the Hon.
irving Lehman. a Justice OF the Supreme
Court OF the state OF New York. dated
the goth day OF January. 1915. and filed
with the complaint In the ONCE OF the
clerk OF the Supreme Court for tho County
OF New York az the Court House In ths
FORSTER, HOTALfNG e. KLENKE.
for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-30
E0RECLOsIRE SALES.

SUPREME COURT COUNTY or NV
ycrl Harry Blaurer. Plaintiff. agsiusi
allGch Reisler = 'onpAny 10 ,,s,'er,
Defendants.--In pursuance ~ Ju9g nsN,
ef foreclosure aud sale. aaif mace -.
entered IN the aboyc-entltled ACTON en'
bearing date the sth DAY Or lsnuary. ltle.
Z fhe undersigned. the referee ln sac
Judgment named. viii sell az pubic auc-
ton - the Exchange Sslfsroom no. lt-lh
Vesey Street. IN the Borough OF Msnhs'
IAN city OF New York. on the fth day o
February. 1915. az - o'clock noon on ms
day BY Joseph =. Day, Auctloneer tne
premises directed by said judgment 20 De
odd and therein described as follows
All those certain lots, pieces or psrcss
OF land with the buildings and improve.
ments thereon erected, situate. wing snn
being IN the Borough OF Msnhat,sh. ~
northeriy side o., 18th Street, distant
westerly 100 feet from the corner formed
tv the intersection OF the westerly side OF
Audubon Avenue. and the northeriy side
OF i7eth Street. and running thence north
erly and parallel With the westerly slde OF
Audubon Avenue, 100 feet thenes YES,
erly parallel with the northerly side ~
i7sth street 50 feet. thence southerly par
allel with the westerly side OK Auduoon
Avenue 100 feet 20 the northerly side OF
roth street. and thence essterly along the
northerly side OF 18th Street 50 feet 90
ms point or place OF beginning. He ths
sid several dimensions more or less Bs-
ing those certain lots OF lard IN the Csy
and 1873 upon a map entitled map % land
conveyed by Levi p. Morton and George
bliss 20 Psuiina Simon. by deed dated
April goth, 1891. Surveyed by Georgs e.
Hollerith. No. 65 Liberty street. Ns~
Work. Nav 2oth. 1891. subject 90 mortgages
aggregatlng $4,000.
Dated. New York. January 18th. 1918.
LOUIS r. LEVY. Referee.
l. GAINSBURG. Attorney for PlainuH.
al Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City.
The following is = diagram OF the prop
srfy TO be cold:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-30
The Thorn in the Flesh.

r..s maternity than anything else. the
...io6 Of Steels minimum was seen
svk Exchange circles Yesterday 10
,sponsible for the check 10 the us
~ OF confidence in the stock mar
That a matter 10 good degree
,..,,sl should be enough TO inter-
: With the markets progress was
wing enough 20 those who know how
! ,ss publie has been OF Wall Street:
ave Il 20 further and provoke sell
!, AZ other stocks was eNasperating.
IA other selling was attributed
,rly 70 the inability Of holders OF
=. 70 get rid Of their shares in a
re, srtihcially frozen" Willing
rsny Of them must have been 10
ir their stock 80 less than 40, the
,rfce was made impossible unless
~ resorted 10 the intinerant market
New 81. Comparatively few persons
~ ANYTHING definite about that or
9, willing 10 take chances with It. 80
Z: the only thing left 20 do was 70
!. other securities which did have a
rrfe, on the exchange Last night
An vas nothing so much wished for
Ne Street as the speedy arrival of
.ssl 81 is real market level, no mat
2 how far or how little down that
INT be. So long as II is held IN leash
sody expects a settled market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-30
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Jan eo-"1he Commercial Bulletin
viii say 90 morrow. The WOO. market las been
fairly active aud stronger this week. Demthd mas
covered about every grade and class OF WOOL 70 ue
obtained In the market. and both me ana medium
woods are higher Advccs from the foreign primary
markets and from London tell al higher prices poig
on fine and medium woods. with American pbeIs
operating Eeenly both iu Australia and London.
Leading domestic quotations follow
Ohio and PennSiyania feeces-Deiaine. Wssned'
3i082c. M sic. 0ue-haf b.ood eomllhs
sia 33r: three eighths 32a 33c. delane. unNashed.
&c Michigan aud New York-fine. unwsshed.
22d 90. drafue 2fd 2jc. one haf blood. -s@ avc
three riebths gia8-c Wisconsin and Missouri
Thrce-cighths blood 81 a SEE. oue-quarter 32a s3c
braid 25a26c Kentucky and sml isf-ohe nan
Secured basis -Tc1as-Fnc, L. mouths. 5s9e9c
months. J5a5sc. California Northern 33a PC.
middle county. 5-.a5 sc. southern. 4sG"ls oItsph
Eastern No ! staple. s. a 6jc. clothing 5>Sbvc
Valley No I 5on 5lc TcuitoB-iine staple. p! -
66r. nne medium. 6la63c, me clothing sodo-c
nac medium 51a59c. OAe-haf blood combihs q
"a G3c. three cighths. $3.50 asc.
pullcd-E1trs. 62o Csc, "A. bOao2ci the
30 d6fc. A supers 70 u soc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-30
WHEAT DOWN IN CHICAGO
Rumors of Peace Talk Weaken
Cereals and Provisions.

Chicago. Jan. 20. Rumors of peace
moves had an unsettling effect to-day
on the wheat market. As result,
there was nervous close at &c 10
lac under last night. Other leading
staples. too, showed net loss-corn'
&c 10 114c: oats, sc, and provisions,
Toe TO 2Oc. Strained conditions in the
wheat trade, owing TO the absence OF
late OF any important reaction from
the extraordinary advance IN prices
caused the market TO be more thah
usually sensitive 10 anything resem-
bling news favorable to the bear side.
Vague talk late in the session that
Russia had been negotiating with one
or another of the belligerents tended
to promote free selling, which was not
stoned by denials. The fact that eX-
porters headed the buying near the
close led TO only little rally. Down
ward swings in the price OF wheat
beoan shortly after the opening, but
until midday were chiefly due to prom
taking by longs, and were followed by
nrompt upturns. The exception came
with the peace rumors, and rev stop
loss orders were uncovered on the
break
Corn strength dwindled rapidly wnen
the peace gossip attained Roadway.
Indeed. throughout the day corn kept
tagging after wheat and gave no sign
of Independent action.
Immense export sales at the sea yea
board said to amount TO l,oOo,oVV
bushels and an urgent cash demand
here lifted oats we'll above 6Oc a
busbel Nav delivery. The gains more
than disappeared. however, after other
cereals turned down grade.
Sharply higher prices for hogs MADE Ii
nrovisions at first range higher. Active
selling by packers and the. late weak
ness Of grain formed big handicap IN
the end Range of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-30
An Unpopular Peace.

Tsses hath her victories" but the
~ q peace that was rumored for a
y yesterday had no friends in Wall
cset This had Russia withdrawing
" the war. The report was not
t'n seriously. but it was held good
eAgh TO explain a reaction in the
IA msrket. There is 10 doubt which
y the feeling in the Street is about
SNsr. Il IL evident that Germany
~ two mistakes whose consequences
= did not sufficiently regard. One
shoi TO own a majority Of the Amer
stocks and bonds held abroad and
ether was 20 have sold nearly all
= securities she had before the war
az. From a stock market point OF
~ 4 Is her possible success that is
. feared, not her possible defeat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-30
KINGS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Appellate oIvI'Ion-2a o.partm.nt'.

Loo,llate OIyIslon-2d Department.
robn Cannon James Fargo. as president etc
Motions denied in all respects except that under the
PRAYER for general relief, rearsument ~ 9tue'e"'
and the case set down Tor Nednes1sy. Mn. y,
County Trlst Co as eHr and trustee. etc, OF Map
Elizabeth Lewis. deceased II this application were i
properly before rs. We see no reason why II snou'1
"O Nassau S Hotel Co/Budoiss Barnett and .ro. ind7
and a. CO. partners ct. Motion granted W ue
PeopleFrsnk Cope,ts Motion to dismiss appeal
Psobls 1Nicodno lie Roze Motion dismiss sp-
TeoDls charles Roma. Motion TO dismiss appeal
des OK R,o98 md Jacob Polak Abraham Epstein.
Judgment afiirmed. with costs. Opinion by jerks
Fr.d T. Corroy STANDARD Mail Order Co. order
modified bv striking out ths second. third nith ana
sixth requirements thereof. and IS 50 mouihea D.
n' Tobn conway Farlsh stafford Co. ordsr re-
versed ....-.,,... ., ..,.,. q,
Charles Consevea John ? Conselyes. Judgment az
urmed. with costs. rs..uu-,
james Dohney ) Rudolph Go, Inc: judgment
N Isnes Fisms.sn ana Michael Flanagan E2hert Z
Thomas Judgment for specific PERFORMANCES ~ni'"e1'
VIZ Rose a Garney CITY Of New York. Judsmen, re-
yersed and new trial granted. 49,, 49,. Coz.
Mar J. Hughes Grace hughes ana otnes' - -
Hughes Interlocutory judgment affirmed WIN
Nsrer NJ judicial settlement Of sccoun, o. John
unrnbV an srecuior ETC. Of John W Trim. de-
ceased Decree ana order Of The Surrosa,es Court
m Kings County reversed opinion by hlcn j. H.
Matter OF claims Of Arcanseia stsab and Anseh ma
Staub against the Village Of MamsrOhe0A' '0'
damages eic Order affirmed. with COSTS -,
Soas Loesch. adm. etc OF Charles Loosen
deceased Long Island Railroad Company. JudE
nen reyersei sud new tisl granted. costs 10 shlds
The evrnf opinion by Stspleton, j. -
CHARLES Oswald Fred Bssg e. al, Mghhu =
Perkins 81 al Judgment Of foreclosure and SAFE
affirmed with costs -, Il, a. v.-l,t
Pople's National Bank - Brooklyn in New norH
Tfcis IA Msuueschmidt ana JACOB Mannesehmid'' j.
Judgment affirmed with costs. - ,.I
Pe,nie go ex rel william Black relator
Douglss + MCKAY as Police Conmissioner tiy 81
New YORK Determination annulled. VIM ssIshe1
and reaior restored TO his position WITH $50 costs
and disbursements. u.,. ,.,,,.,t
Rbineiander Waldo az Police Commissioner 81 ClD
N Ne,g York Determination annulled, |rt tus
tanned and relstOr reinstded VITA sJV ooss an"
disbur,emeuts Opinion by Rich. J. -,
4 : Drainage and Irrigation toIfrcd hINlsy
and William j Moran and ou. order amrmed
viii $40 costs and disbursements.
Waiter FarringOn Thing CoIFrank hf1an ec
., al Idgrnen reversed upon questions OF fsct a.
Veil As of law and new trial granted. coss 10
aiAde The anal award 81 coeis. opinion by Burr J.
Morris ZVefIlusl Frederick Neusas' judgment a.
rlfn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-30
New Haven Sells on.

ne chance OF New Haven stock be-
thoved further away from the com
rys surplus by the creation Of pre-
'iso stock was the principal factor
ys'terdsy's decline Of that security.
. the end Of November the com
US gross In the new fiscal year WAS
~.i 100000 less than in the CORE
fading period Of 1914, and although
.gsases were greatly reduced and
"eef Income" increased so as 20 show
laerease over 1914 Of $4,000 in sur
~ earnings were only running at
'sie Of about 1.56 per cent year.
= without preferred stock ahead
y me common could not be expected
'n strong on that prospect With
M certainty that some new security
\. ee put out with a claim on income
~ 70 that Of the common stock
l 'he present chances for the New
',lls,'n shares are something less than
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-30

Albany. Jan. % These interpretations wers FLED
with lire Secretary Of state to-day.
heller Eskng co. Tr0, $50 900; julius Keller
s00l s1th ay. Troy Man Keller julius A Keller
Troy
sfrurtion docks. SloJ. 600. :. Mafand Hamilton tV4
Elicott squarc Buffalo. Francis T. Baker. Ralph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-30
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET.

Philadelphia. Jan. s-Colditious So The ioca.
wool market have been brighter during the last week
than for time. and dealers arc holding oui ior
high prices. especially for fine and nnc medium
Good uos are high owing t0 Tie demand % MI
foreign army contracts. The supply Of uoiis IS al
ready commencing 10 act loG. and sales neiur re-
corded nov have been made ~ prices ranging around
SOC Quarter aud three -eighths still MAINTAIN me
lead and promise 10 continue fo be The most popu
lar grades As Ions a. the demand remains STRONG
for thr expectation ~ fabrics Tor war purpose
Garnet WOODS are duil manufacturers not operating.
and woods usually used for carpets arc beiuS bought
up for other purposes. Quotations are
FLEECES Sow York end Michigan } me ul-
washed 2ed23r. dclaiuc. 2iH 2jr, half blood. =
2qc. three cigitns 81 5.c. one-o quarter. goa .ic.
one-haif three-cigts and oue-qusuer clothing. --c
common aud braid. 2fa2ir. Ohio and fenn,ri -
vania- Delaiue. washed. 500 12c; w. 3n@ Bic. ine
Understandable. 2sa-1c. ore half blood combine z.
aOaslc: three eightls. $50 3lc. one quarter. go
9sc. oue-han three cFhths and one-qusrter cloth
irg' e4a25c. deiaine. uuwashed CSC; nne. 2i9-ic
common and braid. gao &c. $500.
CARPLT WOODS -Aleppo. washed, q q ?Sc
Arg0ra lGdl7c: Bokhara, coors. lie. thns'
combing. goo dc. China. No Northern wii.o"ea.
g0aslc, Mongolian. 259 26c D0nskoi. ordinary. -
10 80. superior 2qc. Georgian. ntere 200 &c
Iorias secured. $50 s5r kandahar. secured. ga
s3c. Karadi white 2jg 26c: gray, goa &c; hhoFas
san nfst clip. $50 pc. second clip -S9 -5'a'-
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oh ass 80 80 % iisl s. sSsis 20 Hsssa
s. ,eEfs IS. h-.r. 81 9Stsss. ruth. s 10
a., rsft,. s..e-s s. sosts 10. cows sad hef,srs.
si@t- - calves. s. .Jgsie %. sHEEP-hessi'~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-30
Money in the Street.

'SaN' in the New st. al fresco ex-
asnge are like water or air. There
'oud be good deal Of money in them
[ re supply could only be restricted.
50; even a. 10 is. the oldtimers of the
si'tht.esl market are getting the
ran Of the business. some Of the
ata coming 10 them for execution
'srty because people in frequent
'srnsys through that lane of the Lom-
,vts have learned 10 know them as
'T@ea Fixtures are things that are
M when YOU come back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-30
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Jan % WHEAT-Spoi strong, 70 !
Manitoba IL I'd. 40 q. Is j-4d. No hdid
winter. rs 4i.d. futures nominal COhN.Spo-
nm American mixed new. j ghd. Cd. . l-d
futures hrm. February. Is 4esd. March; - -
tPaciac COAST. q lGsaEi IS. BEEf-Etirs lndi~
mess nominal POHk-Prime mess. Western nom
fus HANS short cut fss RACON-Cumher-
land cut 6ls "a. short rib. nominal clear bellies.
65s. Iolg clear middics light oGs "a heasy. '5s
6I. short Gear lscks bes 6d. shoulders. square.
54s LARD Prime Western. tierces. new IS Ga.
old SIS 90 American refined. in pals nominal
56-ib boxes 5ss o. CHEESE Canadian nnesi'
liam In London SIS Sd TURPENTiNE- Spirits.
s1s "a IINSELD OILS 6d. PEIkOLL VI
Refined SD ROStN- Common. lis 80. COT
TONSEED Oilr-nuu refined spot - I'd.
London. Jan. 20 -LINSEED- Calcutta. January
and Fehrlarr s. Cd LINSEED OIts-2Is Ard
sPFRM OlIl-f-a PETROLEt M-American re-
nuei. I'D. spirits si.d II RPENTlNE-spiri
11s 81. ROSlN-AmericAn. strained. lis 90; rne.
~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-30

COO. srons: sheep. ,sasss5. yshriinfs. 81 COG
$ lambs 2, oV4 , a. o-HOGs- Receipts 70 900
h,sSer .- bulk ss7Jass % hssy. 81 7oSss, "a -
pssSers and butcher s. i5sSS 90 hsai. - .,SeS
e - al a5dS5 ~ CATfLE-k Receipts. NV
- p'ss; ,4re f.s steers. s. 5oate 25 dressed beef
5, s5at' so s.g'hs sSes o 81 eg sHd e,der
= 5Sas. bulls IS s5&;S - calves, 50 5ost go 90
sHELP- Receipts. 400 sd ian AND ,sS,s So
e. sol yearilg. 50 IidN %, "cnri'' f'N'' w
eve Togs. Jan. % HOGS R.eeipis 20 go
lo~@, -, q 10 GOOD heary s. s0asj .9. CAT
liz Receipts. 100 'esty a. e. s sse' . ss.,
=. .fi.rs sasas5 %. Texas sL4 Indian steer,
s. s5ssf IS coas and hshen siSS , nave
~, nuitoas. 81 1886 90: lambs. $ -'ess "
yssrinss. 81 25Gt IS. ..,,.v, r. p...,-.. IA
80 VFATS-Rsreipts 800. active. Ndflz 30
HoGs-ReesiP,. l3. 900 .eii,s ss.'1 I'm -
mnSi. a. ssJxs 20. stass, s5aS5I5 SHEEP and
ssfPs Receipts. 900. active. unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-30
18TH STREET

The APPROXIMATE amount OF tho lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the shove-oe
scribed property II to be sold, II Three
Thousand four hundred and one and 7efioo
(t3.foi.20) Dollars win interest thereon
iron, the 2lst dsy OF December. 1914. to
gether with the costs and allowance
smounting 10 s245Ts with interest from
January Sth. 1915. together With tho eA-
penscs OF the sale. The Approximate
amount OF the taxes. assessments ami
water rates, or other liens which are ID
be allowed TO the purchaser out OF tbs
purchase money. or paid by the heictee'
Is unknown and interest
Dated, New York. January l3th. 1918.
LOUIS +. LEVY Referee.