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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
STORAGE NOTICES.
COLONIAL STORAGE WAR HOUSE (Inc.)

Main Office and Warehouse. li3 w 9eth ST.
FireDroof warehouse. 5Q4 W. l2bth ~,
New York. February 3rd. 1915.
To Mrs f.. Arnold. Mrs. Eva Ayres o.
A neneneld. Thomas c. Brewct, A. Brown
irg NJ r Byrne. Mrs. T. +. Cleary. J +,
Crsle. Mrs Grace Il. Cramer, Hiss A. l..
Cunningham. J. Denice, W. Is. Dressler
Mira Donovan, NJ. Faggins, Mrs. Caroline
Fsrrow W. Graham. Nrs. susan Grlmoall.
Lain Hall Mrs Hamilton, Charles Heroid.
Mrs. ] H. nm. Mrs. May J. Hunter. Mira
s j. Kohler. MrA &. Kyle, Mahlon Laus.
George y. Martin. j. V. Martinez, Ars.
Julia Murphy. Mrs. z. Nichols X y.
oConnor, Mrs. Gertle PATE. Mrs. r. A.
Paterson, Mrs Elizabeth Smith, ID. Tag
CART. Charles Twelyetrees. ]. Wardner w.
II wtherspoon You and ssch OF you
are hereby notified that tho time for the
osvnent Of our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired. after
due notice thereof had been given you. We
viii cause such property. TO Wit, Household
Goods. Personal Elects and MERCHANDISE.
STORED ~ THE COLONIAL sIOhAGE
WAREHOUSES. AT ii3 WEST GOTH ST.
AND 5O4 WEST l2GTH ST, by you or IN
your name cor In which you may have an
inIerest), 10 be sold al public auction ac-
cording to the statute IN such case made
aud provided, at the warehouse. No. 500
West i26th st. New York CITY. on fHt-
DAY, FEBRUARY 10TH. 1915. AT i0:3D
4. ", and II the sale thereof Is not COM
pleted on sayi date, the same viii b. con-
tinued at the same place on every day
thereafter. beginning at 1880 =. m. and
continuing until all the goods are cold.
& OLONiAL STORAGE wAREHOCSAs, INC.
WM. T. bOSrwICk. President and Treas
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4. A. RAVEN NOW HEADS
ATLANTIC MUTUAL BOARD
has Been President Of Com
pany for II Years-COr-
nelius Eldert President.


a A. Raven, who has been con-
.'e'ec with the Atlantic Mutual In
nanes Company, Of 81 Wall St, for
ay-,hTee years, and has served as
E'soent for The last seventeen years,
oeea made chairman of the board,
~Isehus Eldert, vice president sue
Seiag TO the presidency. Walter
va Parsons, second vice-president,
ZONES FIRST v,ee-president, and
ies Z. Fay, third vice-president.
s ss,n up to the Office Of second vice
t Atlantic Mutual ms rance Com
~ y one Of the few large concerns
s"u Street hat is not listed in the
Sseohe directory. The companys
~ 'ssSs has been coLhned 10 marine
y 'aland transportation Insurance.
A.. &ssets, according 20 the last bal
m sseseel, were Sl4,10l GA, or 3d.
''ss m excess Of the total liabilities.
n ., eFioend Of interest Of 6 per cent
N outstanding certificates Of profit
90 paid TO the holders on and
D.. FEBRUARY 2. The outstanding
.ea'es Of the issue Of 1909 viii
h, '0sened and paid on the same
60 dividend Of 40 per cent was
zee on the earned premiums of the
4 nY Tor the year ended December
t,.,ss which are entitled 10 parti-
az. ~ dividend for which certifi-
I Nay 4.
Z Ravens rise TO the presidency
s,si, atlantic Mutual came as the
hss o. progressive a0yancs ment
4 ns position Of clerk. By reason
a,s,s, nng experience and executive
Tng ne has acquired knowledge
s.snhe underwriting that is prob
~. Iofe thorough than that pos
~ any other Official ia his line
C,s,..aSor Sir. Raven was born At
81; West Indies, September 80,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10

FLETCHER. RcUTCHEN BROWN. At
tornoys -or ExecutriA Is Broadway New
lork Oiiy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
SUGAR.

Refined nrmer and prices we're advanced q
points ly the Arbuckle. Warner and Federal sugar
aiming companies. while the American aud Howell
,,.,n.iTed unchanged al S.15c for Gne granulAtcl.
trading WAS quiet HAw wss nrm and hiShcr.
mics advancing &c and making new high records
L., tbe t.oyftpsut on a continued demand from
sners WHO seem 10 BE- behind In their deliveries
ealing 10 me scarcity Of ireisit room from cuba
sId fhe hackWardncSs o. the Cuban crop. hlccI-
isio,. purchascI about 30 900 bAgs u Cubas iof
Nsrch shipment at g. cost and freisht whle r.
1,e,s, takiugs we're cSilnEied 81 60 OO bags Tor
,,,o1,,, anJ earl, March shipment. at G. cost and
treist, ,Qual 70 p o?e for centrifugal the SPOT
auoistion now Ronnsrs also purchAsed -5oeO 6Ass
m.,k1I rlossd nrIn at SOC for centrifugal. t2jc
49,, Tool.sses and g. for Cuba. cost and ffcifht.
vtustt A Graz report the Increment TOT the entire
,'i.nd ~ cuba tie last serk follows; Re
ceipts. Is 600 tons. ssains, $1,000 tho pre'ious
Seek ss 900 last year and 20 ggg Two yens .so
%rSk as 900 last year ADD 9sooo Two years sgo
ara os i.s' a,' .sI 5 5SVS 1s S so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

Ii,s-rool FEB 9--wIEAr-Spo. guist; No 2
o,,is, hf.e,isaa miIed. nos. ) ID. Fuurss brm ::
Fftrtiafy. d ia. Mach. IS Ia 4d. ILOUR-Win-
- ,.t...s 20, HOPS 81 London (Pacidc COAST
r.. fr.rlt 81 BEEF--EIIa ladia mess nominal
poI,K-Primo mess. Western. uomin4l HAMS
So .it r-s BACON-Gumherlaud cut, 6ls ca (:
Goa ~ ca. clear bellies, sis. lols clear mid
d'a. lisst C55: heaU. 60 short clear backs. 59s
sIl5riDFv~- Slgare SIS td. LARD-Prme
v',eJn t.srre.. new. So ca. Old. So %: J5-lb
b5,e. 5ss Cd. CHEEsE-Csnall.n nnest. white
ans colored aeT. 50 - Li9M-Ags,,raiAn ~
IIysrFD on. 2es -. PETROLECM -Rehned.
"a ROsIN-C0mmon. lis 4isd. COTTUNSEED
nh-Iuu rraIeI-.pnt. rs I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
West srd street

The approximate amount 81 the Hen or
charge, 20 satisfy which the above de
scrlbed property IL TO be sold. IL Sfl,iie
with interest thereon from the l3tn Jay
Of January. 1915. together with the costs
and allowance amounting 10 AQliA Win
interest from January 18th, 1915. together
with the expenses ~ the sale The ap-
proximate amount % the taxes assess
ments AID water rates. or other liens,
which are TO be allowed 20 the purchase
out Of the purchase money, or paid ~
the Referee Is t372iO and interest
Said premises will be sold subject 90
party wall agreement recorded IN y. Y.
Co Registers Office in Sec. ?. Lib. OF
Conyeyances. page II and state % facts
shown on. survey Of Geo {. Hollerith,
dated December 2sth. 1907.
Dated. New York. February ist 1918.
WILLIAM +. CLARE Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
I1PICS OF THE DAY
IN WALL STREET
,.w York Central Drops
,s Prospective Bonds
Appear on Curb.
,oNVERTIBLE SlXES
CLOSE AT l0314
,,,s Of England Sells Gold
Report That Ottawa Will
Send the Coin Here.

CO York Centrals impending
,-'.,i,r was foreshadowcd on the
- Exchange yesterday by maxi
= drop in the price Of the stock
! ,,,r ! points and on the Curb by
!. ,,trsnee to trading Of New York
.,,,,l convertible 6s and Of New
-. Central rights The bonds
ICED hands to the amount Of $780,
! o,snine a. I04. declining to 1928
\ .'osine al 1854 The high price
~ tights was t., the low Is and
!. ,loss Is The Curb had no for
= s.ssouneemeut % 80 By, but unoiti-
= information made it practically
p, tbst the Central would put out
~ o1o 600 Of the bonds and that hey
-. "a hear interest az 6 per cent. The
80, 80, Of the stock on the exchange,
4 .aSrse. was aScr.bed 20 the pros
-, rs future increase IN the num-
Z, ~ outstanding shares through
....,,rsion Of the bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
YORK The New York savings BANK
Plaintiff. against Clarence ". Busch anu
others. Defendants.
In pursuance Of a judgment % torsclos-
ure and sale duly made and entered IN
the abnye-entltied action and bearing date
the 25th day OF January, 1915. !. me un-
dersigned. The referee IN saif judgmer.
named. will sell AZ public auction, ~ no
Exchange Saiesroom, No. if-l3 FeseF
of New York. on the 2ith day Of February,
1918. st ~ O'Clock noon on thai day. -
Bryan l.. Kennedy. AuctiOneer. the prem
ises directed by said judgment 20 be sO.d.
and therein described a. follows:
ALL that certain l0t. piece or parcel 81
situate. lying ana being IN the Borougn
Of Manhattan. city Of New YORK formerly
known as Two hundred and nine tZ9sl ana
row known ss Number Two hundred ans
thiriy-hve (z35) Mercer Street. known and
distinguished b. tho Num Der Thlrty-oi1e
G9) on certain map annexed 20 = deed
OF conveyance from Alexander l. Stew Ar
and wife 10 JoEanuah Bsekman recorded
IN blber lt6 o. ConveyAnces page lsO'
bounded Northerly by a TO- formerly be-
Formerly belonging 20 John Sloan, Easiery
In front By Mercer Street and Westerly IN
the rear by a lot % land nov or formerly
belonging 20 Alexander l. stewart con-
tanning IN breadth IN front and rear each
twenty-five tzjJ feet and IN length on
said dimensions more or less
Dated New York. February tsi 1913.
WILLIAM r. CLARE Referee.
BOWERS q SANDS. Attorneys for Plain
Hh. 80 cedar Street. MGohattsn. New
The following Il diagram o. The prop
Mercer Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10

American Sugar was active IN yes
'gdays market, but not TO the extent
ia. might have been expected after
IL the talk the Street has heard CON
aning the dividend. On dealings Of
bout 400 shares the stock gained
II points, though az one time il was
selling q full point higher. No state
nsrt was made public during trading
hours Of the conpany's earnings in the
ysii or whether, in declaring the regu-
ar earnings, the directors had had TO
sp into the surplus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
Rank of England Sells Gold.

:. Il. sale Of 100000 Of foreign
~ coin by the Bank Of England
ss ~ exchange brokers were quick
y =, a. Importation Of the precious
- 70 this country from Ottawa,
~, tks bank has depository. This
:" bscsuse exchange rates at the
',5, time declined TO the lowest price
80. 1907. when they went TO about
iss with no purchasers. Yester-
.,,. low was 4s27s. Lazard Freres
S.,s named in the gossip of William
s,,..t As the probable consignees Of
=. rod that was expected to come
; ~ Canada. though, as usual, they
5,,lired TO comment on the reports.
Tsstber the gold the Bank sold yes
r-Ssy is coming here, or gong 70
p,ri, /, is now believed 10 be pretty
.',.,lp that some will be given up
Ti,slp the next few weeks. Bankers
sisk that possibly SlO,0oo,ooo Will
zone 10 New York from Ottawa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
THE METAL MARKETS.

CoPrEE-Th. local street market Vas dA., W.T.
,,eltroiyiic quoted a. ia lthc. ani esailhF y
i.itrTiafr III London cuppyf closed a. - ~.
f6r fsudari sn1, eos for futures. sos - 'ot Ves
5000 atd f6S = for eiecfrQlYfic $50 80. A. q.
rIN -, the Metal Exchange sas easy al $50 t'e
a. "A iot, q. I've tons each IL Lolfon IN .loe-l
Al slTg 10. for STANDARD spot il9y ioi iH', 80,
fifl for STRATA SPOT. sales 10 b"4u0N' w ''
spot and 80 tons future
IF.p-Firm. Ssv yafk spc, s. 53HSa > an nd
rsst 81 Ia8is s. sjssIsi Lo',lon lead tis Is
SPLITTER FIN. Sew Yo.A s.r'. 'seS % IHe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10

roor T., ordinary. 3A@tsc; bulls IN mod ha ie
supply At iHg6isc. win eItTa aeA, y. manned
&C. - general run Of good quality selling az p"
ai,s vim chol'e ,cals ny 20 sE, cars ~.
Ia .c., 49, no change being quoted d 'aInc. hie
Telsht' Snd S3.s9i.c dressed. Western hoss y. ~
We s.,,uriv sheen and lambs sold readily al 80
49, f.sn and 6dsuc f0r lambs: receipts. VINE
be.visr. were below The normal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
COFFEE.

Further selling Of old contract months resulted
IN decline in values and al the close prices were
l2Gi points net lower. Sales. 40 900 bags High
grade Rio conees apparently not wanted for con
sumption and Il was the Impression tia, holders
viii be inclined 10 sell II tiroush the old contracts.
namely 30 points per gtade as while after July
l the premium Will lie cut down TO 80 points Ship
pefs seemed more willing TO sell al lower figures.
the high freight rate aud Santos
g. COS; and freight. we're quoted al lOlsc. 3.
2 500 .25c IS and IS. 0.6jo Toe. 4s S9Jdg lOc;
5s $500 SeOc: -. S.SOc Rio 80 79725c IN the
local spot market Rio IS we're quoted a. Sisc and
Santos As 4. CSC. Range Of contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10

yesr' ago. There are now lej csnirsls grinding
against 100 last week los lest year and 1872 n
1913.
plOEs.
, nrmer feeling prevailed. ami Urires we're hifhei
Tor leading brands. Demand from tanners va oi
a |hhlns ohaiAr'ef. Prizes were 8lAc Tor Cenrh
America and 5zlac for BoFutaa
LEATHER.
Henlock sole VAS hrn. and demand Wa Q 1T
We more active both from home and outside h'yers
WIN The stocks ~ raw limited tanners command
iu!l prices. llemiock fnu. SO. and seconds. 70
@3lc
DRUGS.
Trading faf'J active during the ueek. and In
cln1el an Increased inquiry from both lors and
~ I Town sour cs Opium s'eady and UNCHANGED
M-nihol Tim and higher. Essential oils steAiy.
VIII TAFT trade. and prices were UNCHANGED. al
though triscIon va ehCut Be- lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
Express Tribute to Fargo.

The American Express Company an.
nounced yesterday that the business OF
that company over $4,000 miles of rail
road in this country would be brought
to a standstill for FIVE minutes at noon
to-day as a mark of respect to the
memory of James c. Fargo, for thirty
yeais president Of the company, VINO
died last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
EXPORTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NeF York. FebruaD Q. 1915.
GRAIN.

WHEAT-Opcrat.o0s have quieted down materially
and price changes confined within a range n
lWlhsc, while ~ the close Nr market was = q &c
net higher The feeling OF conservatism seems TO
be growing and operators are inclined 20 be very
cautious about taking risks either way. The high
margins demanded doubtless served 70 check trad.
and there also some Uncaslngss over the prob
able effect OF the general advance iu the price ~
bread European markets were firm. with reports
OF q good milling demand In Liverpool. aud there
Is nothing 10 indicate that European requirements
have been h.lcd Export sales for the day amount.
cd 10 about 500. 900 bushels. but the export d,maUd
was not aggressive. Receipts al interior points were
about 900 bushels larger Than last week but
CcaranCes from the seabOaul large and wheat
continues 10 move out al an unusually rapid rate
bushels iu stocks east Of the Rockies but there was
a. increase Of 5000 west of the Rockies. AID an
increase Of 5000 600 IN aud afOat Tor Europe. which
made Increase OF ll55 600 bushels I'm The amount
IN America and IN and afost for Europe compared
With a decrease 81 6.t11 600 = year ago In tie
at 81 72. and No hard at 81 ~. al rail. G {
track. No ] Northern Duluth. 81 ii4, and No
Northern Manitoba. 81 IS, @ / Z Buffalo. CORN
Showed further strength. and at The close prices
were lac net higher Sentiment was Influenced b
the failing of in The movement aud iEm0rs Of eN-
amounted 10 only few hundred thousand bushels
In the local cash market No yellow corn was
quoted Al S7A.c. 1 10 arrive OATS-EIport
ss.es OF about half . million bushels, as well IS
smaller receipts at interior points had a stimU-
Isting influence. and prices were higher closing q
ard, No 2, 64hc; No 3. &c; No 4. 65c. fancy
clipped. &c; ordinary clipped. 6ii.c. all elevator
RNE-ouiet. No Western. 81 32i4, New
York BARLEI-Steady; feeding Sslac. New
York, mailing. 95ca$l o.. BursiO. BUCK
WHEAr-Quiet prime state. 81 p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
WEEKLY EXPORT FIGURES.

The exports Of merchandise from the
Port Of New York, officially reported at
the Custom House, for the week ehded
Fcbruary amounted 10 s23,5l4,5i7,
acainst S26.272. O9l in the previous
Week and S24.926,78 in the correspond
- noriod last wear. Since January 1,
SiS2 G04 700, against $1l9,4l3,5O7 in the
core bonding period last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Nov York. February ?. 1915.
BEEvES.

Receipts. ns bead: mainly 70; :ap St., { Sg;
little trading. prices "a, seAfl. ,.,i,o .idrS
n sa,s sban.Ie-y & Son. 20 Ohio siecrs. 1855
10 average $ co VI loo 10.
CAVES
Receipts. 257 head al ior the 1arsS,rT,. PH zoe
steady coHmon 20 pT,ms , ,s@s saltc. s. 80 ely
dressed ,es!s. steady a, .'tIe'sI per 10 COUNTY
dis,sl. pJ"df 4 co : ,ca,s. ISs ID average
81 30 pr 100 h. /, 10. SIS. II. lis 'i0' !!
Mems Sc SoTmj.soa Co 81 7eaI i'l ID. 81 'TH
' saai i-2 = 7ra,s 40 b. .lsi5 II. i2. s..
George a l. ) IUChacE % 'ess' ~ 20;
81. Il, loo sll: calls. 10. IS; l. oArnyHd
caves NV SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Rerc,pts s7l al for slaughter except fe~.
ceiling steady Tor SHEEP weaA ot 'aia5s on bLnA :.
aIyccs A few medium 20 good iamus ,,.u =,
s5ss So 80 pe, 100 u 'n;S sis,i piH .m, s IsHg
l'c; county dressed dollhouse laHls g-oied q. o.
s. per carcass ,,o.s
Receipts .5.22i half car On sale Ms'Ss'
lower Good medium weghts, 81 % per 100 10.
Country dressed hogs seAb a. go lohae pr iVo 10
Sales. sanders state hogs. i6' 10 average
NSwt lon 4 60 date yes,crdayl: l5S Ohio hogs.
iS 20 q Gun. sa5 '.G !; ys.ierdy 10 Penn
hoes. al ID. 8 20. rough. so. s. q.
Chicago. Feb s-HoGs.R.ceiP,,. 5o;oo9;
s. hNM - 80 NHdNNs - L. e. NVs AuAsli .. 49,
81 81 pig S. -SatG co. CATrI.E-Keceipts. 1900
wesk nstirc steers s. SOC s, -. COWS and hsfeTs.
10 OO0 unsettled. sheep. 50 ioaE 10: yesEiinss.
s. Eo@Ss. lambs. s. 40essii.
Esss.s CiIJ. 'Fsb. ..HOGs-Rsceip,,;, 9, ,ooo.
lower. bulk. S. 60sI6 20 1eary. s. 6os!9 IS.
packers ard butchers So 6og's 30. light, s. $50
80 ~. piss. Sf9t6 20. CArTLE-Recsipts. ! 600.
loser prime led steers. s. 25hts 70: dressed beef
sesS g: Weston, 50 i5sss 3 southern, s. $50
cr, ,ld .issdeFs.. s. i0ssi Is bulls ) $3.50 g
calves s. 5oaSlo %. .sHEEr-l,eoeiPts. 1000;
slow and lover. lambs, isS1s 80. yeaFlirss, s. '5s
s, 70. vethers. $50 81 -. ewes. s. 03aty ~.
East Bufalo loo. y-CArTLls-lleccipis. 80
lishI stcady: i,eIyy slow. VEALS-Rcteipts. 100
Eft.fc. StaSl1. HOGS-Recepts 1900 active
heaU 50 s5SSI: mixed. Ne'5 Is: Yo,ksfs ,nd
pigs. 8 49, touEhs. SOD 81 10. siAgs. bef3 -
khEEP AND LAAIis-Recripts. 5000. sheep actiTe.
lsIubs slos lambs. SEA So
10y Telegraph TO The Tribunal
Boston Feb. 9--tivestcck receipts pS5 cattle
4sH sheep and lambs l93 calves and s3.Is9
hcgs Receipts lisht, oging . the reneSsd out
break Of tie foot and mouth dsease The abst;oir
Ess bscn thoruughy disiufectei bat "a sections
- a. not % prevent shipments and slaughter
Reef cauie nun. with he'ter grades hisher steers
aud oxen si*rsss. h-t hcaiy ross. sA.@Ta-;
sod cows. Je90sci oriinap " islf, +tseSs.ei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
sEABOhRp cLtARANcEs.
FLOUR AND MEAL.

Flour was unsettled. but mills were not Inclined
% make concessions s.g-ng patents. 81 6ogsS 10.
81 90; winter straighis s. IS s. so. extra No !
winter. s. lO0s5 % No .. s. gOG S. 0j. KantA,
s. % BUCkWHEAT FLOUK-Duli. 81 q nom
inal per 100 ID RYE FLOUR-ouie' fair TO good
81 lO@S - choice 20 fancy. s. zoo s. 80 CORN
MEAL-Fim: KIN dried, t25. BAG NEAL
Firm fine white and yellow. 81 sjgSl 30; coarse
81 S0@Sl IS TEED-Neseru quiet. ban l0O-Ib
sacks 81 JO@t2 80. standard m.dd ings do S97 20
as2s; hour DO $751; red dog h.ur. lio-!b sacks
t2s 30: heavy do. SIS 20. -four do SIS 20; rcd dog
-four. liO-ib sacks $50 Olmcai. S4l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10

Ilos products weak and lower under heavy gen
ersl selling. part OF which was believed 70 be Iy
slow cash demand. P0Rk-Unsettlel: mess Sso9
s2l family So 500 s2i short clear. 500 So.
packet. s-3gt2i sNra lndis mes, f$Gss,N.
9iac, 100 No. l0c 100 h. l0.ci pig. l0+sc CUT
MEATS-Pickled bellies dull 10 H. BE. Il 10.
l.ls@l23.c; ~ n. l2igc Picked hams Quiet at
isc TALON Steady. special. 61,c. city. &C..
roun'r, 6. 66Hc LARD-Eay: Middle West.
1900 soc: city. lohe lotc Refined gu.ei
kess. lS Toe Compound quiet at 50. a 'sc. STAR
INL-Quct: oleo. l0lzc; city lard. ll7sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10

Liverpool cables Spot fair business doing: sales.
t1y ..s, SPECULATION and export 900: Amer
can. 1000. imports "a 200; American 20 900. Mid
ding upland Sod. Futures opened steady. "a 3
POINTS higher; closed steady a. a net advance Of
104iz points. Nay-Iuue. 499nd: July August,
i.uSl. Oasoher-N0vemher. SOD; January February
$3.50 NaucLe,.er--lsrns quiet and firm. cloths
- moderate demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
Kelly Springfield Tire.

,s-l, 10, ne year ended ueceilher 81. 1916 shows
ar, pron,s Il S. 2a3.-6l. az llrcssc Of ,e3o,ist
Arcf deducring diYldguds on % prirfrod stock
ancs vas equal 10 -5.l5 per cel! GA H.9go.oe0 eoa-
49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
TT. 6 Treasury Finances.

Wilmington. FEB. In condition Of the United
states Treasury a. no close o. business to-day
:. follows Me- balance Va g-nefa fund. Sjs.IlA-
.t14ttO lie dtfGf for this fiscal year Is ST.
fsi Ia agalnst = deecit n so G2s.sl5 last year,
etrius.re 20 Panama Canal and public debt rauslc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10

East St. Louis spot. 81 Sizes i2H; London 'Oelt-
usnN .5caly vas unchanged. at 3it 2;sSlt IS
I o. IA I foundry. Northern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
National Transit's Report.

The National Transit Company fepoFis FOR ne
slls.IN7. = decrease u Sss3 $40. Tie COMPANY
fstI or 81 81 700 ln dividends after which lhrfs
~. deceit o. &ij.!-L a.Aias! surplus Tor l'lJ
y! f.al.-.u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10

SUGAR FUTURES-1'he market was active and
strong early. prices showing gains o. l6n - points
from tho hnal Of Monday pronounced strength
IN the spot position where cost and freight sold al
&C. for forward shipment While prices lost part OF
the early gain. final figures were J97 points net
higher. Range Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
SUPREME cOuaT.

DEIISIONS-NAN SIILEN, T.
In re Stadtmuller; NastssiiLuke A Blfke sons
Co. orders signed. ,-.
RAN First Methodist Episcopal Church o. Flush
iug RESPECTFULLY referred 10 Mr. Justice CLARK.
fiyingsfon IIahr ct al. order Of reference 70
Jeremiah Wood signed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10
coTTOnStED OIL.

The market hcsv early under liquidation
n,o,np,ed by weakness IN lard and reports ~ an
ss.ef tone 20 crude During the afternoon buying
oIders appeared. the market rallied quickly. and
AZ the close showed net gains OF 500 points Range
Of prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-10

NICHOLS, JAMES p. In pursuance OF an or
der % Hon. John = Cohalan. a surrusate OF
the County Of New York notice - hereby Given
to all persons having claims against James
n Nichols, late OF tie County VI Nes York.
deceased 20 present the same. win youch-
ers thereof. 10 the subscribers a. their placs
OF tranfAstng business. al the 5iilCe Of
Harry N Zuckert No. = Cedar It, Bor-
ouga Of Manhattan IN the City Of New
YORK o. or before the 18Th d1y % April neat
Dated. New York the iofh day % OctobcF.
1914. LIZZIE G. NICHOLS
MAITLAND y ORlGGS
Executors.
N PURSUANCE or Az ORDER or HONORABLE
IShn T.. C0halan. q sarNgSie Of The Couaiy %
New York uotho Is hefeo' given 70 AL psrons hs'-
ins claims against Mar A. HaFriot. late % the
olnty q. New lcfk dceesssd. 70 pfcseat The sa,Is
with yogrhcrs shcrcof % Tie suhscrihefs AZ pscs q
trausafing buslltss. ~. 50 Nasasu street IN ths
City v Nes orb. before Us .oth Ia u ygJ
neat
1nMARD r. FINCH,
EDWARD y FINCH
JOHN b. COLEMAN. A,tsrne, icl1IseusssA