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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-11
4ll,92S TON JUMP
in STEEL ORDERS
Untitled Tonnage Shows
Rapid Recovery; Opera
tiOns Near 60 Per Cent.

The improvement in the steel indus
try since the frst Of the year was
strongly reflected in the report Of I'M
filled orders on the books Of the United
States Steel Corporation on January
81, made public yesterday. While the
trade had been looking for an increase
over the previous months Of not moro
than 100000 tons, untitled orders
amounting to 4,24S,67l tons, an in
crease Of 4ll,92S tons, were shown.
Untitled tonnage on November 80,
1914, was 3,s24,592 tons; on October
81, 3,461, 097 tons; on September 30,
$751;, 1857 tons; on August 81, 4,2l3,33l
tons, and on January 81 q year ago,
4,6i3,680 tons. The increase OF sp-
proximately $4,000 tons for last
month, combined with the increase OF
$4,000 tons for December, was regard
one Of the most rapid recoveries ever
seen in the trade. The orders on
hand now are the highest level since
March, 1914.
"The Iron Age" in its weekly review
says that steel mill operations are now
up TO nearly 60 per cent Of capacity.
This publication adds:
The United States Steel Corporations January tn
crease Is far greater than had been estimated The
Improvement in the corporations business !. futhsr
shown by the fact that fourteen idle furnaces hsvs
recently been PLACED on the active list Us great
Carr works were put in operation on Monday after
q long idleness. II Il further announced that h
view OF the bette. state OF business the corporation
will proceed to complete improvement work held W
An indication Of rising tide in business in sire
Is the advance Just announced effective February 10
srfio Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-11
Canada Buying Cotton Here.

gf'st deal Of cotton is now being
70 Canada, besides that which is
yseress the Atlantic directly from
slsan ports. and because of this
slhsr exports that American trad
ne making 70 the South Canada
''unate TO find a good market for
securities here. Ia a way she is
Tor goods in the United. States
~ country paid in the past for
d her purchases abroad, OF as
,sped 70 keep down the invisible
- with Europe that was con-
{ threatening 10 devour our
Balance IN trade. The more Sc
49,, canada sells here the more
Y she has in this country with
~ buy American products and TO
her exchange. Canadian ex-
- > now az about = Of l per
4 hseOunt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-11
TlplCS OF The DAY
N WALL STREET
ID Finally Comes from
w, ottawa, but Not for
Rank of France.
100000 TAKEN
~ LAZARD FRERES
.,,r, Bond Announcement
''a aS,, 10 Give Bond Market
Temporary Check.

announcement that s2,5oO,ooO
-. -, brought here from Ottawa
% ,',,3 Frercs was one OF the most
.,s features Of yesterdays
,5oeipaily because it marked
- rsturn shipment Of the gold
= ~ y American bankers to Canada
q 2 .,.bsnce was greatly against the
-, S,,tts Contrary 70 the general
W. -, s the gold is not TO be de-
80 70 the credit of the Bank
I q &c Z. ~, ike the 100000 with
' iram the Assay Office some
~. Sv the same firm and placed
81 ~ ysglts OF the First National
/; y Va sXplanation Of the purpose
- q. sb;nment was given yesterday.
~ y w,s supposed by bankers that
8 , ~ he used 20 establish dollar
, II. Isrs 70 aid IN the purchase OF
~. SO, ~ ior the Allies. The neon
~. - exchange rates makes it i'm
1,. },. 10 stste definitely how much
49, =, III he brought from Ottawa on
I. .or.ment. though il is reported
!, n. total Is likely 20 resch slO,-
: NJ II no. more.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-11
50 PRIVATE BANKS
REPORT TO STATE
Superintendent Richards Gets
Figures Showing They Hold
S9,882,211 Deposits.

Eugene Lamb Richards, Superin-
tendent of Banks, yesterday issued q
summary showing the aggregate re-
sources and liabilities Of tho various
private bankers Of the state at the
close OF business on December 20.
These statistics are based upon reports
as required by the new banking law.
They were filed by sixty-nine bankers,
those claiming partial exemption not
being required to make reports. Prior
to the enactment of the new banking
law, private bankers were under the
supervision of the State Controllers
Office. The statistics:
prsotfRrrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-11

There was no change in refined; ard t'adinr was
oniy moderate. buyers we're inclined TO await
dstelopments Prices were listed on the basis Of
6lysee i1r me az ali feaiefs were accepting
orders at 57Jc. The following are list priees o.
ao s eases. s.lb esroas. halt or tull size
,is"s. q 55c(aSs5c In " eases do cases, 3-lb car
poesis stss &C IN !. eases; Eagle tablets l5c.
c',i loaf seSc crushed. e.5Sc; mould 4. SOC:
~ -. .nd Eagle confectionery grsnulsted. o:
Xxx powdered, ssOs6toe IN eonisinen 2s.lS
.a 'enssss powdered and Eagle coarse graduated.
ss5e; fruit powdered snd Eagle ei.. ans sr,n ma
s.TS CARTONS, sO5c and sisc 10 case. E.s.
n bss. do. so5c. 81 10 bags do g.: ZIP bags,
ss5e Ob b. 90 SOC - an, a.. % 10 ss .S SG
diamond 'n 4. S75e: confee,i9nss 4 ssSs; No !;
5. s.tec; No 6 5.?sc: No :. s:os No g. s aiiis.
20 " ,S,VyS ID .nd i5e 4 soc. There seemed
to Be- htiis NOR, sugar orsred Tor . ..i., .ns
urgent Prics. trohs .h.rPo d lc' s. csss ssr,
y, az sCasI 10 Isie for centrifugal while ls,ef
d Was reported that some cubas Tor 'i'ni'' '0~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-11

d sfs' ssna 92. :s a. s.s e. ssa'
.sss: 5: u per- 100 Cos Is, 20 sa ono Sheep .TI II; & s.
50 q: I cuii sheep 70 lbs 50 50, ..,
Gull sheep and lambs So 10. 81 %.
HOGS.
Receipts. e"5 head 1bou, hall a car On sale sac.
E re %s o. Bg r,v ana Wsie p.r -
sales (lste yesterdayl-s. Judd Co: ! state
DFs o y; at 81 50; roush'. go ID; So so N
81 so: roushs. 900 II. 50 so.
Mcpherson Co.: 10 Ohio hogs. ITO b. 81 IS.
SO 900 IS 70: heavy. So 5oass So rough. So 300
s. Pin ss :: cA y cHs, Sa 5sfsT,
s. i5sT 81: calves. s7dslo 50. sHEEP-Recelpts.
il. 900; slow at So $685.; yearlins' 81 25sS Is;
Kansas S ely. Feb O-HoGs-Receip:s 2oo 900:
lower: bulk. so !5ass $: hsayy: ssSsss 81:
9sr,r' and BUTCHER g iSs'S z, f9t So 20
800; lower: prime Jed steers, sS@is5o: dressed
beef. So 6oas7 Is; Southern. s. joaS5 70: cows;
i (. is'' s es 81 g. sa ?sh' ca 1
lambs SS s. 7:sH So; ys.rlias:, .s7,sN 60; wsih-
s. Louis, Feb. lO.-RoGS- Rsceipts, $500
lower; pigs and lights ssGss 95' mixed ana M
butcher ssSa;s co. 5000 he, s. Sss SssS 80
81 SEES S.; cows and heifers. $50. q; stock,
and fssds g 2;s;7 rs T Tsi., and s lnd. ian
sst s. s. nss" sss fG"' ne F
lower; nst,. nui,ons. s5s's 10; lambs sseS s.;
'' T..l Rus ..S F Is lo-cArER.e.p 80.
slow. vE1LS@Receipts. 100: active at s.ssl2 50.
noGs-RseelPts .tO9 ,iTs nssU 20 g yog.S,
Sc: stays .5Gs5 Is. sBEEP and LAMBs.Rs-
ceipts 5000 sheep active; lambs so. at ss@S. =
yearllngs. s5d$s %; wetheIs. tIaN 49, ewes % oo
a. ~ sba mi red
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-11
Goal Rate Case Recalled.

,.iing yesterday was forced down
. IIal, the low record for the year
;,,e' touched originally on January
i,sich Valley was under fire at the
=. tine, but it rallied better than
lsasr which was said 10 be sold
=, heavily BY the son Of a onetime
20, in the security market, himself
sing to be a leader. Around the
VT there was good deal Of talk
IA. the probability Of an early de-
I'm in the anthracite rate case, of
III Ire Interstate Commerce Com
rrjOn hss had the briefs for several
40, The belief seemed 10 be gen
4 IN the Street that the rates would
! declared too high, in view Of previ-
Iyy expressed opinions of the Inter
-rI Commerce Commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-11
Neg Invisible Blockade.

r..g very recently there has been
49, business in buying German
~ bopds through Holland, bank
!. ~. instructing their correspond
!, - 1, Rotterdam 20 pay against de-
-. Of particular securities. But
80. ..,,,iee has now had TO be virtual
,t,sSoned because Of the practical
.i.rres placed IN the way by those
4. rsr. losth 70 see Germany getting
80 from sny source.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-11
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Fec le--wHEAT-spot quiet, No g
hard winter i3s SID. futures nominal. CORN
irregular: February. "a lolad: March. IL ND
FLOUR-Nlnter patents j0s HOPS IN London
s5s BACoN-CumbeFland cut s2s; short rb. So
Cd clear bellies SIS long clear middles light. SIS
81 heavy 64s Cd. short clear backs. $50 Sd.
sHOULDERS-Square Sis LARD-Prime Western.
In tierces. new SIS. old. SIS 3D. 56-lb boxes. rs
81. CHEEsE-Csnadlan nnest white snd eolored
new sss Sd URPENTINE-sp IA 81. LIN
sEED oil. Jos PETRoLEt M-RenncI, 9rd.
ROSIS-Common. lis I'D CoTToNsEED OIL
iondon f,S' 10 --iINsEEp-calcutts Peb and
March as ID. IISsEED oil. sos. SPERM OIL.
go. PETRoLEUM-Americsn refined. SID; .pif
It's I'D TAIIOW-AustrsliAn. SIS IND. TCR-
PENTfSE--spinh as 4td. RoSIN-AnericAn
strained. liz ID: nne. lie 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-11
APPRAISALS OF ESTATES.

MRS. LEONTINE RoLKER Guns I. 1910:
total. sio3s9: net 1854. Frederic Rolker.
husband. is beneficiary. Assets Deposits,
S. 63i: jewelry. $40; stocks. t025.
NINA CHRISTIAN HAGEMEYER. OF
Elizabeth. y. J. (Msy 10 1919. entire per-
sonal estate. s2ts52. Assets taxable IN New
York State. 1881 Second sv. appraised ht
$4,000. No deductions are enumerated. Es-
tate passed 20 relatives
RICHARD N. CASEY aug. n. 1909. net.
$500. Mrs. Mary y. Casey. widow. and
three children are the benehciaries.
RICHARD 70. RAPELYE. Someryiile. y. J.
NAV 3 1870; entire personal estate. si2 $50.
Assets amounting TO Ss.3iS In New York state
were not taxable here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-11
Atlantic Refining Has Deficit.

The report of the Atlantic Refining
Company for the year ended December
81 last shows profits from operations
Of only s949,74l, compared with s3,734,-
232 for tn. previous year After pay
ment of dividends the company re-
turned deficit of 81 PAL ,402, as against
a surplus for 1913 of s3,s0s.777. Ex-
traordinary conditions at home and
abroad arising out OF the European
war are held responsible for the heavy
loss in the compang's earnings. The
stock broke S32 a share on the curb
after the report was published.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-11
J. G.. Brill Company Report.

The report OF the J. G. Brill Com
many for the year ended December 81
i9i4. shows total sales Of s4,903,blO, a
decrease OF Ss.250,923. Net prohts
we're only S3i3.105, loss Of $75l.272,
and the surplus after depreciation
charges was S158,Ss3, equal 70 3.47 per
cent on the eompany's s4,bs0,0OO pre-
ferred stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-11
FBWAY THROUGH
TUNNEL FAVORED
N'of Estimate a Unit on Pro.
Posed Tube TO Queens,
Says McAneny.

~ ssnt George McAneny Of the
u Aldermen. and who is also
- OF the committee on transit
.enmittee on city planning Of
sc OF Estimate, spoke before
sshs Chamber Of Commerce last
80 NAT the Board Of Estimate
's.,,:neaiiy unit in favor of the
! ,se OF carrying the subway
:, IMPOSED under the dual con-
~, Between Manhattan and
" the latter borough by tun-
q, .ost preserve the present We
~ ssowsys on tho bridge at all
,S, said Mr.. McAneny, "and in
's's' u possible. add 10 them. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-11
THE METAL MARKETS.

CoPPER-LocAl street market dull. with s,e.tro.
Iytic quoted at lti. sli1,e. and cniinG o. t1e
il.e In London copper closed al ts[ Us 81 Joy
standard spot Ge3 Is Cd for futures. eos 100 Tor
electrolytc spot. -. -,,h
TIN~On the Metal EIchuse vas veL vith
spot IN lots % five toes esch. quoted a. sodso ~.
In London tin closed Of fl1t for standard tpoL
fi5i for futures. with sales reported OF ~ 'ois
'IEAD-Easier. New York spot. SIss 3s.c. ana
East 81 Louis. 3.ssis sssIlse. London lead eiose'
At SIS - ~ for spot. ....
sPELTER-Strons N.~ York SPOT. sl5ss zoe.
and East Sc Jou.. sss:je Londcn speiisf'
fsg lss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-11
Steinway Tunnel Conference.

A conference was held on Tuesday between Chair
man Mccall and engineers OF the Public Sefvos
comrission. representatives % the Chamber %
Commerce % the Borough q QaoenA snd the In
tsrboro Rapid Transit COMPANY with references 10
The construction Of an extension Of tho Steinsay
tunnel undrr FORTY -tss,oad street. In order thai
te shuttle SERVER which Sili be pu, into opera
ton this spring can connect With tie Grand Cen
trail subway station. Engineering plans rs-
entity submitted By the Queens Chsmbey o. Com
meroe TO show the feasibility o. this es;snxton.
willingness to eo-operste 90 secure Tire desired
suits sers expressed oy all. AMI engineers Of TIE
commission working on q plan. and IS 800
q they are ready another con,ercscs vii 10 bald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-11
COFFEE.

Tho market was nervous and unsettled, with
operators a. sea regarding future Developments
owing 10 some little confusion over the differences
between the old and the new contracts and ten
dency TO liouidate long accounts. Price changes
we're not particularly marked. and at the close the
market was irregular ranging from points de-
cline 10 ) points net advance. sales, Loco bass
RIO exchange London showed further decline
Of 3-l6d. indicating unfsvOrsble financial condi-
tions there and prices In the cost and freight
market we're lower Santos IS and Is quoted al
9laGl0c, Is at $3.50 Csc. IS at sac. 6s at Shc
Is at SIC: Rio IS and Is at 8.ljc 6S al 1890
and rs AZ Toxic. spot slightly easier. owing TO
arrivals Of about 1900 bags Of Rio cofees. Rio
Is we're quoted at 7i,c and Santos Is al ec. Range
OF contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-11

tion he'd been sold At sso cost and freishi. equal
% tic for centrifugal. the spot quotation nov.
The market closed easy al Tic for oentrfusaI.
tc for moloses and sac for cuba. cc-t arc
freight willett A. Gray report the motenent 81
nted States Atlantic ports for the wees a. tol-
lows Receipts, ss2s tons against to.s23 hs
previous week ts.os2 last year and 100 oss IN lpl1
melting, 1000. ssainst 81 900 50 900 and y 600,
1885 tons. respectively
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-11
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

steady demand prevailed for steam and sal
tonnage. and limited smoun, o. ousos 49,. va
Ono atoms 10 IATerpool I'D. London I'D. Hull
sd Bristol iOd: pSked pcr,S srss 'S9nsss 20 go
a. .tsameg. 2l3s tons coal. Baltimore TO Busno'
Iy,es N 4 FEB: Dutch steamer. llooo qrs gram.
g, Ye,k 10 : SCANDINAVIAN port {. March: ~
.,ssmsr. s77S tons. coal Baltmers 20 The MED
s's-r.pe.n D l. Feb steamer, z.sSs tone tsnbletl
u,,s-si rsrso Brersa 90 New York. o {. March
1900, ~ tons sane. Br steamer. 2.Hl tons.
eosl. Newpor News 70 Hssln. , promp,
schooner. SIS tons snssf CUB. 70 not s @ 80
tons same.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-11

SUGAR FUTUREs.-DeTelopments were sur
prise TO tlre bulls Is prices experienced violent
break, Notwithstanding the fact that underlying
conditions were not materially changed. The tech
meal position OF the market weak. and when
longs attempted 10 take PROFITS they found much
less active demsrd. and values declined rapidly.
Stop-lo orders were uncovered, and this added
20 the selling pressure. and final prices were ~
80 points net lower. Sales for the day 1850
tons. Range Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-11
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Ne. York. February 10. 1918.
BEEVES.

Receipts 1851 head: IS cars on sale. Steers in
limited receipt, hut almost no demand, and prices
80 to soc lower. The inability 10 delirer stock
from the uuarsntlnci yards 10 ssughterers not
under federal inspection was partly responsible for
the situation. Bulls aud cows also suffered sharp
break IN prices at those yards for similar reasons
Al the New York yards bulls and cows were in
fair demand. but essed OF fraction. Steers
sold al 81 40 20 s. 70 per 100 ID bulls IS 81 10
81. cows. s. so 10 S. 80: two three fancy
heavy cows at higher figures. Dressed beef slow
ara easier at lie 10 i5I1c for cit dressed native
sses-Tobin 4 shannon: 81 Ohio steers. i.2o2
ID average s. so per 100 ID 81 Indiana. s2s 81 40:
10 heifers and steer. 1880. 81 %; ! bull. l.tso
J. shambers Son; % v, steers. les, ID.
s.: l. 7so. s.: cows cows So, s. 50: il ssi. s:
2. $50, $50: 2. "S, s. %: 3; s29, IS 30 .,so.
q css; SG Too sS s., $50 $50 T. e. 90
s'i, s: is' 50; IL s. isi' s Sc
$ 50: 8. s97. S.: l. $50 81 50: o. 7si. 81: l..
xaS'rT M Msll;a J, bulls ,;l. .s sSs
II HG Oh: J. bun. loso ID &; e I.''s.
r. s. $50 50; 4 50i'' 81 l. 1910 "''' D. ''''
McPhsncn & Co bull. 1880 ID. 81; 2 1850.
SO %, g; SIS. Sc; II cows. Loss. So: T. Ella. S.
Kern. Commission Co >! bull. 1870 ID. "";
CALVES.
Receipts 1851 bead: Lee on sale veils in
good demand and steady Common 70 prime reas
sold al 80 10 SIS per 100 ID; culs. s. 10 - 80:
good bsruysrd calves So 80; dressed calves steady.
at ljc 10 1910 for city dressed resls; county
dressed a. l2c IN ishc
ssles-G. a l. $. Dnlenb.eL % ,eals. lH d
average. sl3 per 100 IN: 4, l53. 3i2 50: ~. i?7.
SIC; !: no. 81: u, ms $40 50. 2: ios. $40: 20.
100. 50 50. 2. 100. 81: culls 2lT s..
J. g. Curtis Son 25j TeAls. 10 10 Sls: Is.
49, Sl2 IS: 3. 2ol. 81 10. ~. les. 81 3 u g.
i2i 81. 3. lss. Sll so. -. i22. ;li. I. les $40.
culs l2s. IS. 3. lss. 81. lanyard. 100. 50 So
100 calves. al various weights. s. TO tiS.
ksrns Commission Co. u yehls. 1855 lhs. Sls 90
calves. 3O7 lbs S. IS
8 Judd a Co 50 resh. lsl lbs. si2 50: 10.
40 lbs. Sil. eulls. iss lbs s.
W: n. Hume y,sls les lbs. SIS: 3. iG Ms
SIC 20: 4. l23 lbs. $40 so
Andrew Mullen g veal. l1s lbs sl3 i5 = rs
ibs 81; 6 eulls. 100 lbs. s. 80
H. II. Hollis: u vcss. lie Ibs. siI 80: IS
calves Of VARIOUS weights S7Stl3
McPherson CO. veals. liz lbs Sii.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Rsoeipts .ss2 had. III cars on sale Sheep
shout Nominal: lambs. on srsnt supply. held up 20
Mondays prices. notwithstanding other markets
we're lover. Gull sheep sod a. s. scott per 100
he: common 20 prime lambs s. 5edfoli Dressed
nutlnn steady a gdl.c Def iD dressed lanbs Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-11

Liverpool Csbles-spot quiet: sales. 5000 bales /;
ejaculation and export. 1000; American 1000 I'm
no,ts 25 900 bales including $4,000 American.
Mid INLAND Slid Futures opened quiet, I'M
changed 10 y point lover: closed quiet but steady
fnIS Aug 50TIA; oct-No sic; Jsn-Fee. 5.2jls.
Manchester: Yarns and cloths quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-11

PROVlSI0NS-Ths market was lower carly on
liberal receipts Of hogs and lever prices at the
Yards but developed strength. with active buying
especially Of lard and ribs credited 10 packing in
teresis. PORK--Stesdy; mess. $@ogs2l; family.
SCI 5OaS2,; short clear. s2osts3. BEEF-Quiet;
moss. $3les2S: family. sHgS26: packet. $3.50 s2i:
Barely steady. bscons. enc: $50 ID. stc; $50 ID.
iOc: $40 III. l0Hc: pigs, le&c. CUT MEATS
IL H. l9c. Picked hams steady at lsc. TALLOW
Firm; special &c: city. sc: country, o. S63.c
I.AfiD-steady: middle West lobsi S5c: city.
II Zoe: Brazil. kegs l3c: compound steady al s..
@sS,c STEARINE-Easy: cleo, l0a q lelic city
lard. INC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-11
sELBoARO CLEARANCES.

FLOUR AND MEAI-FIour inscliIe. sprlnE
patents. 81 60gtS 10: spring clears, s6 So Sc 90:
winter patents. 81 5Ods7 70: winter sirsshts 81 s.
.6s 90 extra No ! winter. 50 1896 25: No 2.
spring patents. jo5bing lots. So 65dss o. BUCK
WHEAT FLOUR-Dull. So % nominal per 100 ID.
RYE FLOUR-Stesdy: fair TO good. 81 l0Gs7 q;
choice to fancy. 81 30oS7 50 CORNMEAL-Stesdy.
Kiln dried, 81 %. BAGMEAL-Stesdy. Fine white
and yellow, 81 Sj9$l 90; coarse. 81 sogsl s..
FEED-Western steady: bran. 100 10 sacks. S27 30
ass 50: standard middling do. s27 500 SOS: -four
do s33; red dog -four. 40 ID sacks. s3j so. city
steady bran, bulk. $27: 100 ID sacks. SIS so heavy
DO SIS 30; -four do S3j 80 red dog -four 40 ID
sacks $50: oilmeal, $40 50a SI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-11
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. February 10. 1915.
BUTTER

New York. Febrny TO- 1918.
BUTTER.
Recepu s.95s packages. Supplies .roessirs:
Trade slow and prices show decline nmost Grades
frsta. ooii ySc. seconds, b@3oc. held. ,Itia,
S Ss2 s9ore'. soi ssle; higher: sla ss:e: hr.,s.
good 70 prime 2ss3lc: imitation creamery. srs.
Receipts ass eoI-, including s2s IN usnsi:
Tor export Good trading on home sccount and
' 'oms export business Prices arm. stats. Whole
l6isc: average fancy. i5isaI5s.c: son or pss,y.
fair. h4@l5tc: Wisconsin. whole milk. doubs
dssict IGgls}sc:. single daisies lssishc; twins.
ltdlt'tc; Young Americas. l6s ls,sc state skins.
held, specials. ~ ljo; winter. specials. iSSic;
choice. l2k@l2ae.
EGGS.
Receipts 5.ss2 cases. Arrivals lighter. and Arm
holding OF surplus on hand. Nearby white egs,
are scarce and FANG little short Of requirements
Fresh gathered. eutra fne dozen. y az i5c. EXTRA
nrss. 2G]sc. hrsts. 25h &c: seconds. 2iIt a.5c:
hennefy whites, ens TO fancy 5ic gathered. a. 70
sizs and quality. cog SIC. henuey browns. 2IS
siHc; gathered and mixed 2sg 26Ac.
FRUITS.
FREsH-Fhr movement IN apples greetings IN
heavier supply aud prices easier; other varieties
show no material change Fla Strawberries cleaned
UP at lower prices Fancy tangerines higher; orliGes
also higher. APPLES. spueberg ard King, b?l,
y
SS2: Baldwin. 81 1909 IS. Ben Davis, 81 50Sse:
York Imperial s. 2j6{3. wlnessp. S2s;3: green
ing 81 7jdt3 20; box niSset. S.gS2 %. common.
tldti 80: Far Western box 75cai co. PEARS.
Kierer. Dbl. sl@;2 30: bskt 25d9oc STRAW
BERRIES. Of. l5stJc. CRANBERRIEs. Hape
Cod. late. Dbl. T5ceSj: early black bbl. tle s.;
New York, crate. 55c@sl Is Jesey. Dbl. S2@t:
crate. t0cgti. l. |. Dbl. s. j09sj. TANGEMNES.
Fla. strap gCc@s3. MANDARINS. 81 jO@s2 30.
sATsUMAs. N5O9s2 IS. KuMQUATs, ct. 50
lOc. ORANGES. Fla. box. 81 25SsS 20; Porto
Rico aud Cuban si@S2; Cal, 81 5d$2 IS. GRAPE
Rico ejcSs2 PINEAPPLEs. Porto Rico. red
Spanish, crate. 81 lOgS2 80. Fla 75cgt rs;
smooth Cayenne Fla crate. Sl@S2; Isle OF Pines.
Sl@S25e
HAY AND STRAW.
Market generally easier. especially IN medium
and low grades. There has been considerable buy
ing 70 supply steamships carrying large consign-
mentS OF horses TO Europe hut otherwise trading 10
quiet. Large bsled new hay, ton, Timothy prime
S2l 90: No l. S2l : No 3 10 No .. sl7gslg so ;
shipping SIS 500 $40 so fancy light clover mixed
SIS 500 $40 30: rye straw No !, Sl5@Sl6. Small
bales Zoe lower.