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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-21
o'coNNELL SPURS STRIKERS.
Ind Com missiOner Urges
STRONGER La bOr FiRht.

Industrial justice in the form Of an
eight hour working day, n minimum
wage and the right to organize was the
cause advocated by James otonneil, a
member OF the Commission on Industrial
Relations and president of the metal
trades department of the American
Federation of Labor. in an address heard
last night by several hundred strikers
who met in the WASHINGTON Irving High
School. Seventeenth street and Irving
place.
shorter working hours aid Mr.
O'Conre,l. would give ,he laborer more
| time to think and would show him the
folly OF freauentins the grog shoT*'
Better working conditions would make
| the workers more human aud decent IN
| their leisure time. Prepare to advance
iabor's fgnt by organizine the day OF
/ ~Adividuaiism in industry has passed
The speaker was introduced by Car,
Beck. After his address Elnanue
Reicher's Garden Theatre company pre-
sented the frs, act of The Weavers,'
Gerhardt Hauptmann's labor play.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-21
GERMANY TO IMPORT
ONLY NECESSITIES
yStcps Also to BE- Taken 10
stimulate Exports Of floods
Not Needed.
PLAN TO AID EXCHANGE

E.nlI>. wa London, f'o ." Tho
rrussiau Minister ot ''mn', r' "
Rc.nhold SldoN. made DO, fu.'r" 9
statomen, ,u the rrussuu i't ser.
daH
"Iu q -h"It time the imp't'", G'N'rn'
men, NHl issue u decree rog'td"N- W
furei4u trade. Limiting import. 6. 'I'
p,usabi, art.,.,, and alriu- 90 .'
Late cNpott u: goods ~. au no. t''.
The siatciu,N, was mad" lu IN. "uH ="
of "A discussion Of German "I ~
10 |rrgulat. the rates o' '"i"'-' "
change. Tnc Minister oppressed ''' 70
/ lief that the measures already "i"i''n
were Inadequate AVID tnA' "i1' '''s
of the c,ii' Ia u the import ''i ~
u,,t problem IT. '"rc-htd"w'd =
oioverun,ni investigation go dr'.r'''e
whether export prohibitions H' 'ro
enforced ar, 80 cont ma" t>p"ii y
iotasn. h. minated. Will receive rtr
tioulHr attention.
Score, volts tine G"N.ruron' az
measures. Nh il nave been >Uh'ul'''' 20
ne BuuleeraIh u = -tfi the u|ls are
expected :" Weld u u0".U"n m"rss
SIG "rr. 0uu' OF ieN revenue. J. ''
,\p. ted jHtr tine details Wlt' Ice mac
pubic helor" the rcgpnNerin- ~ i'-
Releasing on March -.
\ tan OF extra wa time pron'e SIN
iectiuc 80 PEI cent Of the iu''''se
earnings 81 corporations and ''us &c
future TAXATION. g. believed - h" M
chief feature Of the new proposals.
Tho 7dG'bi0tf learns that tie 'e'
war loan. expected TO lee prup"-'i i''"
the end Il March. wll include a' -.
OF A.. per cent; ti"tsur! io''- ''I''n
an,c at pa'. Tho ISSUE pre-, I- '\l'''
To Ice Il li;tlc thuN, go.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-21
AERO CLUB IN DEFENCE RALLY
Corps Of 5000 AViRtOrs VIII Ne
Urged nt Carnegie HAL.

A national defence and patriotic rally
will be held IN Carnegie Hall ON Wcdncs-
day under the auspices OF the National
Special Aid Society. Tn aero club is
active in the arrangements for the meet
ing.
Not only will well known speakers be-
heard ON the subject OF universal mill
taIy service for this country hut the
necessity of forming an aviation corps
OF 5000 avlators will he urged The
band of the Seventy first Regiment VII
play patriotic airs and there viii be
! moving pictures from tho hatilcfclds OF
! Europe. Henry A. Wise Wood Will speak
on the need for a force OF aviators. tn,
! rally is under the direction Of Mrs, Henry
Alexander. Tickets may he had Al car
neg!e Hall or at the headquarters Of Tho
, National Defence Association, 5H7 Fifti
avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-21
SHAFT TO LUSITANIA DEAD.
Philadelphia Wan Urges Governors
to Atd Plan.

p~utLAnEiruiA, Feb. Ca monument
to the ~ Americans who died when
the I.us,tania was torpcdocd by y Ger
man submarine Ia advocated 10y l.mlen
Hare Miller Of this city. who has sent
letters to the Governors OF all States
asking cooperation in IN" plan.
National honor, MIR, Miller believes,
demands that tho country commcmorat
the death Of her citizens. only thirty
seven OF whom have been identified and
buried. and he urges u n%ationa, com
mittee. formed Of one delegate from each
State, "as a national commission for tho
purpose of receiving funds ana compcti'
tive designs for y monument. which
should b" n plain and impressive one
costing not more than $4,000"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-21
TRAIN 1000 AVIATORS
IN 1916, SAYS AERO CLUB
Reserve Of Filters Called
Cheapest Means Of /. :.
Defence.

\ committee ~ tNo Aero club q.
America r"up"scd ~ President Alan
|; H,wlo', CORTLAND, +. Bishop. Henry
N~ouih"Dsc. Nhcrt T. Lambert and
John Hay Hammond - has rcp"rted
a plan ton Increasing interest va a\i,-
ton a. Cd means Of national defence.
NJ d'rulhItu, reserve j. the most
e. crt AND cheapest means Of defence,
"a" committee hnldS. aud rs Congress
ava I'rcsldoui Wilson auucar relu,,,r,
10 take any steps 10 establish one 4, Is
the duty uf Ihoee Interested To start
'ar movement Fourteen ways are
painted out
Il Is urged tina, 1000 ayiators he
IRA ned this year. that aviation drtach.
meuts I've started in the militia of
twenty States known to favor such "A
plan hut unable to afford IL. that aero.
planes h" given to the National Guard
and aNtdtors detailed to participate in
IA" mauWuvres auT that prizes aecre.
eating >lo, 600 ho offered to militia avia.
tors for c>ccllcnc" IN Nights. \ sim.
lar sun ~ prizes Tor tn" States having
IN" greatest number 90 militia svi,
at"rs 81 'G" md "f the wear. trained
10 experienced tVtaturS Sent ~ tho cN.
ucnso ,f the society, is also urged
\ prl2" of SI.oO0 for ESSAYS or
aerial defence hv college students, $40.
ooh to start the %propo~cd aerial mai
route between New bedford and Nan
tuck"t, Mas, and slo,ooo for an aero
: plan" for tn" Coast Guard Service ar,
/ a'no other features advocated
IN" report fdyors tho Offering n
a prizc of Slo", ooo for a tr,nsatlanti
Night, II hciug pr"dirtcd that II tn,
- dome 'ho ocean VIII 'o crossed With,
a year \ 0igh, competition hctwcc,
New Work. and chicago with $4,000
rs the prize so 400 for a compctit q,
for a twenty four hour sustained Nirh
and $50. o0o or iloo, 600 for a CONNECT
tinn to bring out a superior acroplan
engine In this country are also amon'
IN" plans proposed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-21
DELAY ON DEFENCE
BILLS FRETS WILSON
House Committees "Daw-
ding" Measures May Not
Re Reported Until April.
MILITIA PLAN SCORED

wAsHISGToN, Feb. e0.-Oihcials or
the Wilson Administration are again
showing concern over the delay Of the
House committees In acting on the de-
fence bills. Indications are that the
army features OF the programme VIII
not be reported to the House until some
time in April unless the Military Com
mittee speeds up more tina In the past
ten days.
As to the naval, portions Of the pro-
gramme IL seems to be agreed by all
the leaders that the House Naval COM
! mittee will not he ready to report until
| the latter part NJ April. President Will
| son and his advisers are anxious that
, the defence bills proper and the COM
Elementary revenue legislation shall be
put through by the time the Democratic
national convention meets In 81. Louis
on June ~
That this end will be attained Is
doubted by leaders familiar with condi-
tons in the Naval and Military com
mittees.
II was the general expectation thai
with the abandonment by the Admins
tration Of the continental army plan
the House Military committee would
be able to reach an early agree
meut on the defence bill entrusted TO It's
care. But things are not progressing
as satisfactorily in the Military COM
mittee as the Administration had hoped
The evident determination OF the com
mittee. backed by the Administration. e
throw the continental army into th'
discard and build up the national milit'a
has caused so much harsh criticism tina
"A temporary halt has been brought II
the work Of the committee. Although
public hearings on the army bill were
closed ten days ago II is understood
ther. has been little roeress on th'
measure since,
Meanwhile the little navy member
OF the Naval Committee are holding u
things In that organization. For a TIME
following the hubbuh raised by the res
ignation Of Secretary Of War GARRISON
a disposition VA shown ny inns CON
mit,ee as we'll rs the Nii:ar, Com
mit,ee 20 get down to business. In IN
pas, week me "dawdi!ns' has been ~
sumed.
The little navy members. which coz
ers all opposed to national defeuo'
seemed TO be Impressed with the tnousI
that the longer things are delayed III
better chance there VII be- ~ ihen l
cut down the preparedness hlIlS, Lie
, have lost hope of defeating the pr
> gramme a.tosether and are nov bent q
, reducing appropriations 10 ~" lowe
: possible figure. They nave some hoi
Of shaving tn. building programme ,u'
. m.tted by the Secretary "' the Nav
, and believe also that IA AMOUNT "A
lowed for the army which was hx"d .
the Secretary OF War AT iN2,"o".o
will fall far shor: Of that figure u
, estimate Of Sls2. 00U, o0n = t~"''o".o'
In excess Of the appropriation above
. the Wa Department COR th- cure
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-21
FIRE EVICTS 100 FAMILIES,
white Pine In B"N Factors
Makes n P~icturcs0u ne Rimsr.

A large brick factory building at S-l2
Jones street WAS swept by fire early this
morning, The damage was estimated
at $4,000. More than 100 families liv-
ing in ,enements nn each sd" and
across from tho factory were seat uui
INTO the street, ManN Of these were
cared for IN The G~ir"cn"ich House, =
settlement house Mt 20 Jones street,
The factory was pr'upici hS j &
Hoffman, Lewis a SOM aud othcr firms
manufacturers of buAcA. TIL" third
fourth and ffih floors wcr" burned out
These floors contained a large amount
of white pine used to make boxes. ano
this made "A bright fame and mucl
smoke.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-21
FOR STUDENT ARMIES.
Gov. Ferris Of NirhiRa" F"H"rs
That DE Method.

Ann AHBoR. Mich. Feb. 2o.-Gov.
Ferris in an interview Al the University
Of Michigan tonight Endorsed the recent
action OF the university board of regents
IN adopting military training.
III We must have ;rainins Tor waf AZ
AL" said the Governor, by all means
let US have IL IN our colleges ana UNI
versi,ies. where II can h" mixed with
Intelligence. am opposed, however IN
. making such "A course compuls"rN
, 81, ia my Judgment tina the course
! will proye so popular that the small
minority who do not desire 90 take the
work will literally he forced into II by
campus sentiment n pressure Of num-
hers"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-21
ROSA LUXEMBOURG FREED.
Germans Relrnsr Woman Socialist
After Year In Prison.

pAEis. Feb. 2o.-iinsa l.uNcmburg.
leader of the radical faction Of
the German Socialist party, has been
frcr,, after more than Il years term in
prison, LHWmHnitc learns from II core
spondcnt in switzerland
Rosa Luxembourg was sentenced to
prison shortly after the outbreaks of the
war. convicted by u court-martial on the
charge of accusing German officers of
abusing privates. She began to serve
her term In September. 1914.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-21
PASSOVER" SHIP SAILS TO-DAY
Collier >trrtinu IrR>cs with
bread for Refugees ~ A~irxnndrin.

W~NSHINuroN, Feb %. Th- S"'rtta'v
oF tIf NAVY announced nix mat
the collier Sttrilur Will AL tomorrow
from Norfolk CARRYING - fal' "f her
cargo a shipment Of passover bread for
the refugees ~ 81. NuHdr.a. f.aNpi.
The primary purpose ut ihr trip, how
ever. Is 20 CarJN coal 10 toe cruiser
Dcs MoiueS p' AlcNardria
rrof Edmund Won Mach. presenting
/, New Yo Is committee. w,..h has raised
funds tor III. purpose 1T snii''Ing con-
leIscd milk to TN. babes IN GERMANY,
has been unsuccessful IN his efforts ia
rct the iovcrrm mt I" undertake de-
liVcrv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-21
DEFENCE IDEAS AT CONVENTION
Industric. VIII H. Represented at
Meeting TO-mOrrOw

hold is annual convention tomorrow
afternoon NJ the Hotel R.ltuore. Rep
resentatives % practically all OF the Lead
ing industries of the United states viii
take part ia the discussion uf I'll" cuuu-
,ry's need for preparedness. " the
convention announcement VIII b" made
of the formation Of the woneu's ma
t!onal committee Of the American De-
fence Society.
The national committee of the SO
ciety. which has called the convention
is composed OF Howard elliot J, II
Finley. Fred T. Bright, ie"rg" T.
Browncll. Daniel ~ tarstairs, George VI
Verify. william T. Iiornaday, Wesley
NJ. Dler and others.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-21
ANOTHER WEST POINT WANTED.
COngr~ssnRn I~.rhlbach Ais" tn>"r
SECOND Naval Academy.

MoSrCLA,E. y j. Feb 2"-h"uhhrs
the capacity Of West Point ana Ahnapo-
lis and establishing similar academies IN
other sections of the country are fea-
lures of preparedness advocated by Con-
eressman Frederick Il. Lehlbach of tins
district In a letter to constituents, lie
also believes that the NatioHh Guard
can he made efficient only by fusins Il
under the control OF the Federal COY
eminent.
lie favors q standing army Of from
500. 900 to 800, 0o", u large increase ri
all classes of vessels for the navy ana
s,renRtheniug Of the coast defences, in
Guiding the Panama Canal f~orttcatinns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-21
PRISONER F1EEs TO GET DRINK
stagxeps lack to POIicr station
After Quenching Thirst.

4 prisoner in the Bergen street police
station, Brooklyn, wanted a drink Of
liauor yesterday. So he walked out and
got il and then went back,
His name was Carl FreIhcrg, -, a
inachinist. who gave his address a. l03
Third street. fIe was arrested Yesterday
morning on a charge Of intoxtcatiom and
locked IN in a cell. Al & =. NJ. the door
man In the station house ouud Fr.lb"rg's
cell open and Freibcrg gone, Al II A.
r. NJ. Patrolman Edward J. Dclauy saw
F'reihery staggering along Flatbush ave-
nue. at Sixth avenue. u block from IN"
station house. and asked him where he
was going He said ne was going back
10 the police station, as he had been "A
prisoner there and his sense of duty com
! pelled him to return.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-21
NEW SEAPLANE RECORD.
Sustained EiiIht Of y uOura ~
Minutes Made ~ snn DIcnO.

los ANGrlrs. Feb 30 "A new worlds
record Tor sustained flight in II seaplan ne
has been established by Corporal W. /.
Smith, who Is attached Ia the United
States arm, signal corps At North ISL
LAND. san Diego,
lis record, made last evening mas
eight hours and forts minutes In "A
Glenn Martin hydro-acroplanc. Thc host
previous record for the Same tyne of
machine was six hours and fifteen min.
utes. made by Lieut.. Powers al PEN
aacola, Fla.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-21

Np'c'oi r"bio D''paich 10 Tue suN.
l'Ai's. yah s". -Threo explosions in
~ ircucllc quarter to-day proved 10 be
accidents in a factory.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-21

and Senator Thompson arose on f'ebru-
nry 10. after several newspapers had
published a letter sent by T. A. Gillespie
10 his brother in Pittsburg in which he
referred to Lemuel Ely Quigg as the
uearest man to GOV. whitman The
Pittsburg Gillespie had asked his brother
for atlvicc on how to induce Gov. WHIT
man to speak at "a banquet In Pittsburg.
Publication of the letter caused q
scandal in the committee. Mr.. Colby
demanded to know how reporters got
the letter: Miles Dawson denied making
It public. and so did Perley Morse, the
committees accountant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-21
GERMANS TAKE DANISH SHIPS
two steamers \rr seized >nni,
<urr Irn>ing Copenhagen.

LoNuu&. Feb ."-Two ndr'-b s''tu,-
ships ar" reported +" hay" been seized
10y - GERMAN ,rl>'l ami conveyed 10
armed traN'crS MT" '."umau putt~
\ Copenhagen despatch say 'u'
steamship .audou. owned 10y the l.''.
Asiati" Company, which lcft Copenhagen
Yesterday morning. Tor SIAM with piece
goods. was seen returning ~ ia" after
noon. pass.ug t.lsiror With a. German
iiag ho stcd and escorted hS a German
trawlrr She waS taken into swine
muude.
The steamship Be genius, from ,'rucr-
hagen tor Liverpool. has n"ru taken into
S;ettin hy an armed trawlc', aco"rliu .
10 t~opcuhas"n adNiccS
The Iiaudou IS q motto. t",,,. ut 3i>i
tons. She was hU!lt ia G.1sgoN IA l?"'
and j. Of Danish reg ~iIN.
THE Hrr2cuhus - i n,n.sH Nc>sc. "l
,.i07 tons aud halls fgom 'opculag'r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-21


At a committee nearing on FEBRUARY
10 MIR. Colby said the books OF the Il a.
Gillespie Company hud peeh turheh ose'
to hin and Mr.. Dawson on the promise
that matters irrelevant TO the inquiry
disclosed in them should NOT De m"ue
"Ihc chairman Is 10 "m. ,.a h,sn ,s
on any one ,,.r
Inc neat ddE' Whcn 'i'.a," 49,
son. ATTORNEYS 'or MI. pp .ns
'hat ,h"V "ou'u r'luse W p.s" 49,.
committee $ 'ceoun,ant W sve 49,. ,.tt.r
because OF 'h' Iu",."" .,,n,v .he,,,
MI "i"E ~" ne "ouiun. IT,, ,h.
10 ,oNerpiaE .he n'uIu.n. - ,ha,
Who'' 'llIs "'" NY" - = manly
.''i'''"" 'n',ll $50
shlng III assuming 'nc o,"une; 4, ,,e
Ihere was not .,u Sa,w,dsv
committee pr"'eeu."es n.n,tsh.d ana,
Mheh evening" h'w,Pape's - saoo ooo
~ 'l''sp'. ~, nnm. % t,,,, .huru"
from mere " !. .,Sr.r, ~ Nfei.
apparently reierrs"s " Ynian Sa,,nnai
ION P'eS'uen' " n..a.. "a Mel.
p""h' wv nlS 49, ,,a ..,,a i~nsti,u.
ION. 'ice-p'es'oe"t u INV
non, - u Gould or,v
'uiN .n'1''n, ...inr 20 tho
% np'"l,'" " nma NJ Co,hv
DOORS u. MT 'snerip ~ a,sc,osure
~ va lo"aneu' ,,.,,a1s ,,,,,, which NJ,
CON NO longer bc associated. lie feels
Ina, his professional honor and ethics
arc involved and tina, the promises he
exac,ed after the publication Of The
.Ouigg' letter have been broken.
rh,mu.or Vo,a nv Reuorters
Chairman Thompson said the first he
knew of the transfer OF The $500, 200
came from newspaper men. who told
him Saturday morning they had learned
o. Il. He did not know whether 1t was
true or not. he said, as all his time had
been taken up witt the public hearings
and a Subcommittee had bSen conduct
ing the examination OF Mr.. Gillespies
books.
Mr.. tolby's final reason for resigning
1t vas learned. was because OF inter.
ferenccs To winch ms examination OF
witnesses mas peen suoJec'eu u! "e"'
hers OF tue committee
'n tnIS ooIln'C''ou wnI'e !" .S
"hin'hs BuuV"n M'.iunes' !"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-21

The DANISH West Indies comprise the
stands of -. Thomas. ST. troiX and
-. John, to tn. east Of Porto Rico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-28

Other Basic Materials.-Of each OF
the following commodities there are
many grades and variations, and there
fore many prices. These quotations
ere for the information Of those who
have general interest in prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-28
LONG ISLAND.

FREEPORT WATER FRONT
btrv,iovs and houses. 81 900 up also building
lots ODD Randall Bay and Wooiclet Bay. low
t-iees essy terms eSeud FOR particulars
JoUN D. RANDALL co. Freeport. J.. l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-28
Continued from page IL
Curb Market

Note.-The Tribune assumes no re-
sponsibility for the accuracy or au-
theuticity Of curb market quotations.
Che New YORK Curb Association pro-
auces no official quotation list. Quota
tons are reported by individuals over
whom the association has no control.
ANY one can make prices on the curb
ard get them printed in the daily lists,
even without the formality Of first
submitting the shares TO the Curb
Association for its approval. Some
securities are regularly listed-that is,
they are approved for trading By the
Curb Association. and it is required
that information concerning them will
be fled from time 20 time with the
secretary. Such information Is open 70
public inspection. Some other securi-
tics. ike the Standard Oil subsidiaries,
are admitted 70 quotation" without
regular listing. A greater number are
unlisted No one has any authority
over them. Unlisted stocks arc marked
thus -. They are principally mining
stocks. and most Of them are pros
poets" but there is nothing to distin-
c.t;sh "prosDccts" from operating
properties" IN the unlisted group.
There are a few listed mining stocks,
and among these prospects" are dis
tineuishcd by the abbreyiation "a pros.
after the name. With this notice duly
given. The Tribune will hereafter print
all quotations without further respon-
sibility. Transactions and prices yes
+erday were reported as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-28
scCu7s5 >A>nn
SHXcITy ~ CoUNuLc1
50 MADISON AVENUE
HEADQUARTERS NOTICES.
Manhattan.

Plans az. COMPLETED fo- he opening scoS.
Ia III. l1uarters. j1 Madison Avenue. The course i
Omen for a.. men over eighteen years OF age. Apph-
cations f0r enrolment sIel44 De st-' 10 a. sI''''
Troop, are ordered not 70 use The property al ne
comm sslouer's barn without speciA permission
from the commissioner. , -,
Headquarters will welcome Foop pho'osfap4s o.
scout ACTIVITIES. These phoog apis are needed 20
,.orr ne activities o. the different troops -.
While stopping iu Es., Gloucester. Mas. DepuV
Commissioners A T. Newman. ~ the Essie-n Ds
,-i~t Fas invited hy the pastor AL member. o.
ne executive board u the Baptist church Of hast
,,fopc,s.er 10 de liver talk september p. 1916.
explaining the Work 10 the Boz scouts o.
America. a., .--..----..-.. ,,-,,h
me September meeting - n, Scouin2sters t,uh
vii. occur this Thursday evening az O'Clock al me
H-orx headausrters ijSth Street and Mott Avenue
All scoutmasters are requested 70 be present az me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-28

Oats.-lnactivity and narrowness OBJ
tanned in the oats market yesterday.
Good support was lacking. while offer-
ings were liberal mainly on favorable
weather and large stocks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-28
Commodities
Industrial

Metals The weekly reviews Of the
metal trade organs take note Of i'm
portant advances in the price of basic
iron. Steel quotations are also tending
upward.
The Iron Age" says all the calcula-
tions of the large producers of steel
look for the full operation of an in
creased capacity far into next year.
Car business is growing, the railroads
having become adjusted to the high
prices, and car works could make good
deliveries if they could get plates.
France is about 10 place orders for
5000 to 5000 freight cars here, and
for domestic railroads more than H.
600 cars are under inquiry. Exporters
are still securing the country for shell
steel.
According to the Iron Trade Re
view" large buyers of steel products
have seemingly abandoned all hopes
of lower prices for many months ahead
and their main purpose at present is
TO get the mills 20 protect them on
their forward requirements. Mum
tons steel buying by foreign belliger-
ents is not over. as is shown by new
inquiry for 10000 tons from Italy.
Prices current for few Of the prin-
cipal metals and metal products, com
pared with those prevailing at the cor
responding time of last year, follow:
Current A year
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Dressed hogs. bacon.
To. .....-....... IVA y - .lS =
acss pork. Dol boo. 5000 n 3l.O0 800 4l9oH
Mess beet llI.... 2l.00 @2I.5J wv Glooo
''I H. . '''''' 1900 Oslo $50 a $50
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INSTRUCTION.
DANCING.
SCHOOL AGENCIES
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST BANKBOOKs.

IOsr-BAnkbook No 377 e5s. Of the seamen's
Rank inr SAVING 20 Wall St New York PAY
ment stopped and cancellation spplel for. Please
return 90 bank
LOST Handbook No $780, ;2 Of pfy Dock Savings
Institution. Any person having claims upon said
book l. called upon "a present tho 10 the bank
within thirty days. or the sald book viii be de
c,arcd Cancelled and criinguishci aud rev ono
issued in licu thereof
LOST Handbook No 62l .0s7 ~ Dry Dock savings
Institution. ANY person having claims upon SAID
book Is called upon % present the Same 20 the bank
within thirty days OF said book will be DECLARED
cancelled and new one issued IN lieu thereof
LOST handbook No. l.03e 90 OF Bank for Saw
ings $50 ith Ave. New York Payment stcpped
Please return 10 bank.