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BUSINESS TROUBLES
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's NLfsBEECEE. stn= Gs.lsr at 80
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= esa1 o. M ee.lar. lie also nis1 a
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METALS.

Copper wa quiet. with elertrolytic quoted
Al 2sa2si,c FOR nearby delivery hy large pro
ducers aud 27ad2. &c for june and l.ter.
although second hand lot were sill offered
below these quotations. o. th- We" FORK
Metal Exchange tin Was firm. with sDot M
f,e-tou lots quoted ~ 55c bid. Lead ~as
firm, with New York spot quoted 0.5Oc ard
East ST Louis 6.75c, and spelter wss weak,
With New York nominal and last 81 Louis
pot l65Oc asked. The American smelling
and Refining Company quotes lead at o.o1c
for New York delivery and a. 6.52l-c last
st Louis, In London lead closed az 93i 5s
for spot and f34 lss for futures. Spelter
,pot SIS and futures 80. Tin in London
wa. quoted at fl9s o. for standard SPOT and
SOL FOR futures. with sales Of 20 tons spot
aud 100 tons futures. Copper standard spot
giO3. futures gl0l. and electroiytic spot fl3c
nominal. with sale OF 80 tons spot and 100
tons futures.
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MATT DMNkR,s

storage Warehouses LOVING an
sfT-r-l.7fs-3i1-sI1 west tf0th ST, y. 7.
public notice - hereby given that on
Thursday. the sixth Day % APRIL, 1915, az
10 40 n the undersigned VIII sell At
,utli. auction 81 his wsrehoUse. Nos. 3ii-
tf3-gf5-5iT west is9th street Borough OF
Manhattan. CITY q New York. for the sc-
count ~ Mrs Bryan. Gr J y. Beers. Nrs.
f..e N.es A. kinney SIR. VIM. Perkins,
mr. r Robinson. sir sh4V. Mrs. Tulidge.
Nrg " White. Mr.. and Mrs. l. Penning-
Ton. Mrs. j. McGreer. tr J. Wal, and
~ n 3 Wilson. tne foUORing described
nroporty. Household goods furniture.
pianos. books boxes and trunks. contents
Unknown. store anu photosEaphcrS nzt-
ures .
such sale will be % satisfy all liens Of
the undersisned on said property
The sale will be conducted ~ Daniel X.
Kennedy. auctloneer.
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STORAGE NOTICES.
PRINCESS GARAGE,

e0f-316 West fftn ~
To Michael ScrlIon. You are ferfty not-
fsd that the time FOR 'ha payment - our
Non upon the property hereinafter ce-
thereof hal been given sou. We VIII cause
such property. 20 VT Ole PACKARD AnLo
mobile. STORED ~ The PRINCES
GAR\GT by Sou o. in your name (or In
~hI'n rou may have an interest). to b
sold ~ public auction Srcording 20 the
lt.fr+. .n such csre made aud provided
IN THUKsDAY. MARCH ga. 1915. at
10 ~ A. n
T. BLUM Manager.
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CHICAGO PROVISIONS,
COFFEE.

Coffee showed a further upward tendency
and most OF the active positions made new
high records for the season. selling slightly
above tho previous high record. made on
March 2 Trading was not active. sales
amounting 90 only 25.250 bags. Cost md
freight offers we're not numerous. but prices
were firm with santos 81 and Is quoted AZ
lO.-5HIlc. Is at l0.4ON l0.fjc and s. and
81 a. 1854 a.60c. an London credits. while
Rio "a were offered az ,.10c, London credits.
and ssOdo.I5c. American credits. Ocean
freight rates remained unchanged az g a
bag and per cent prmsge. The spot mar
ket was a little more active. a. buyers we're
impressed by decreasing stocks. aud prices
we're firm at 9i.c FOR Rio IS. Range Of
prices:
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Bethlehem in Action.

After weeks and weeks Of quiet, Beth
lobem steel. premier war stock. MADE
. sninrce Yesterday By suddenly AVA +
au;pc and climbing above 500. II
on.ned al ass. against a Saturday clos
inc, Of 4s8ia. and shortly before midday
Mad crossed 500. The afternoon saw
another advance TO 5244, where u
Closed. I'D 86ii points on the day. The
last time Bethlehem sold at 500 was IN
November. Its high price was oOV,
m ado in OctOhor.
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Wheat. Open. High. Low. Close. day.
May ....sl.0s tl.oss. l.osis Si.osts sl.0s !.
july ....l.O1. 1913. lo5A l01b l.Vs'l
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SUGAR FUTURES,
rbers Ia. been . fairly active marke. In

There has been q fairly active market IN
futures owing 70 continued strength In the
raw situation and the probability Of fur
th.r advance in refined sugar. the Pennsyl-
vauis Refining Company already having an
nounced an advance OF 10 points. The local
market opened points lower to an advance
OF points. and on good general buying
values advanced several points al midday
with The tone very firm. The market closed
very steady. unchanged to am advance n .
points. with sas5 for the day $3.50 tons.
Range OF prices:
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rosTos crRB CLOSING.
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Voting Trust for Mexico.

Another banker was asked regarding
the possibility Of New York Interest,",
financing Mexico's needs. lie SAID
bankers here would consider such
proposal If they were put in a position
where they could have supreme control
of Mexican affairs. He suggested they
might form a voting trust Tor the re-
public
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COITnNsEED OIL.

The market for cottonseed oil was firm and
higher early in the day, with some Of the
active positions making new high records.
Crude oil was also very firmly held, but on
the advance longs here seemed disposed 10
take profits. which resulted IN a reaction
which left the market l05 points net higher.
Total sales for the day were 1900 barrels.
Rang Of price.
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HOrHoUsE PRODUCTS.

BEET GREENS. box. 75c0sl bssk-t
$3.50: CUCUMBERS. No /. doz. ljcqsl.25
No 2. eO1 75c DANDELIoN GREENS. box
sl.T5ds2; LETTUCE. Boston. strap. sit'
SIPS: MINT. doz punches. SOD re: MUsH
ROOMS, white : 70 basket. sl.2jW ei.6j
cream. 81 .2Ofi $40. brown. sil5d Si.35
buttons. 75c1sil0 fats and opens. 500
75c RADISHES. 100 bunches. S20si
RHUBARB. Mich. do5 punches. 2Sd5Oc
Eastern. bunch OF 10 stalks. 40a SOC .
stalks. 81 state. dor small buIches. 5o45jc
TOMATOES, 10. 100 25c.
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Special Liverpool cables SPOT cotton quiet;
sales. 900 specl'at.on and export 800;
American. 1000. Imports. 10000, al Amer.
ouiot osi3 points loHer Closed steady SO
-, point lower. Mar-Apr. Ij7i.d; May
June. T.55isd July-Aug. 7.5i I'd Oet-Noy.
T.2sd. Ian-Feb 120d. Manchester, yarns
dull cloths ia moderate demand.
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To Wbom IL May Concern

The Thomas J. stewart COMPANY, Rug
and Carpet Cleansing works. 1884 Bread
J. X Adams Mrs 81 Wilson. B. c.
Berihoud. y. Lyon (Mdme. Doree), ~ Z
Madden. MuseE Bros, samuel Il. Schwartz
berg. You and each OF you are hereby
notified that the time for the payment Of
our lien upon the property hereafter de-
scribsd having expired. and after due no
tlce thereof had been given you. We Will
cause such property, TO Wit, Rugs and
Carpets stored ia the Stewart Carpet
Cleansing works by you Or In your nsms
cor IN which you have an intersst) to be
sold al public auction. according 10 the
statute "a such case made and provided.
a. The warehouses OF the Harlem Storage
Warehouse Co. 2ii East ieeth 81. New
FORK city. =. Y, on Monday. March 27,h.
lsis a. 10 q. m.
THE THOMAS J. STEWART COMPANY.
THOMAS ]. STEWART. Jr.. PTea
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CALVES.

Receipts for Two days. 8.i90 head $50
head on sale Market showed weakness to-
DAY. and on liberal receipts At New YORK
Yards prices fell OF fully pc on veaa. Barn
Yard calves and yearlinys almost NOMINAL.
but about steady. Common u prime f-ili
sold az SeHsl3 per 100 10 culis at -,ft
$3.50. oarnyard calves at s5ttso yearl'rgs
at s4HS525. City dressed veals a trife " ak
81 ljWi9t.c. with best carcasses selling up
20 zoe country dressed unchanged al Il 2
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PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Declines Under
Heavy Liquidation
Corn Is Firm.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
WHEAT.


Wheat Was weak and lower early IN tie
day. prices declining q ,d3i,c from the final
OF Saturday under heavy liquidation when
uncovered stop-loss orders. The May POSI-
ton in Chicago sold down To Sl05i.. COM
pared with sl0,. the low point OF the down
ward movement in February, while July
sold down to sl.05s.. compared with the pre-
vieus low OF Sl.05 On the decline there Was
sufficient buying 10 bring about rally OF
about e. and final quotations we're i y &c
net lower.
The selling movement was due largely 20
a lack OF confidence OH the part of longs,
who we're Influenced by the bearish statistical
position. the weakness abroad aud some I'M
proyement IA the nature OF crop adsices.
Exporters took about 100000 bushels. and
this had stimulating influence on the mar
ket late in the day. Crop accounts from Kan
sas were favorable early. but late IN the day
complaint were received from the Western
part OF that safe regarding the appearance
Of the crop aud the presence Of insects. The
worlds exports for the week were l3.sti.-
600 bushes compared with 1885. 900 last
week and 10 or 900 last year. The visible
supply IN the United States showed an IN
crease for the week Of $40. 900 bushels, while
the total visible in America, including bonded
wheat and the Canadian stocks, decreased
2s3. coo bushels.
In the cash market No drum vas quoted
al sl.27ii 30 hard. sL23i, No North
ern Duluth. sl.3li, No 1 Northern Mani
toba, sl.46lz. I b.
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LIVESTOCK MARhEr.
New YORK, March 70, ItIt.
wEEkL. RECEIPTS.
Quotations YOR REEVES
REEVES

Receipts for two dsYs. 2.i'o head - cars
an ssie steer, in ligh, supply and firm 20
Toe higher bulls In fairly good demand and
steady. COWS we're in liberal supply and Cat
COWS SLOW medium and common grades
steady % a fraction lover. There VAs =
good clearance Of the yards. steers sold A
q. sou S9.I2i, per 100 10 bulls. $500 8, /;
cows. s335nS7. a few taiends. S3fI 1873.
Dressed beef steady at last quotations.
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IEAL-Fine kiln dried. 81. BAG NEAL
firm fine white and yellow. sl.s5 coarse.
sl.64. FEED-City steady bran. bulk, 81 80 /:
100 10 SACKS, S2i heavy middings DO. $3.50 [;
-four middhngs. do. So red dog Hour, 40
ID sacks. s33 Western quiet; bran, 100 10
sacks. s22.50N sZ3 standard middlings, Do,
s24G s25: -four middlings, DO, S2o.soH
$3.50 I'd dog Aour. lie 10 sacks, sSl5V9
80 oil meal. S3s.50g 49,.
PROVISIONS.
The provision market showed a firm IN
dertone. with good demand from commits
sion house. Prices were little easier early
owing % a slightly heavier tone 20 the nog
market. bat later rallied ana closed hsBi.
Receipts OF hogs az Chicago we're $1,000 e.
timated Tor Tuesd4y 1900; Kansas City
received 1900 and Omaha $500. PORK
firm: mess. s23.5O0S24: family. s22 501
$3.50; short clear. s22as25. BEEF hrm :
mess. sl7Nsl7.50: family. Sls.50Nsl9.5O /;
packet. sl7.50N $3.50: extra India mess.
s2ed $50. DRESSED HOGS steady: bacon.
l2a.c: $50 10. l27sc; loo 70. l3c: li0 b.
l3i.c. pigs. l3i.c. CUT MEATS-Pickled
bellies firm: 10 10. l5c; y To-. i5c. u %.
lac; picked hams firm. i5i, 0l5i.c. TAI
LOW quiet: special. ei,c: city. &C; coun-
try. si,Nec. LARD firm Middle West,
ll.20G ll.50c: city lard hrm. l. &C: refined
lard firm Continent. i2.5Oc South America.
l2.2jc; Brazil kegs. l3.2jc compound drm.
llL,dliae. STEARINE firm; oleo, lOls ~
1880 city lard stearlue nc
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pOvD SALES on THE STOCK EXCHANGE
MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1916.

Exchange Monday
s26l90
$50 Prom January s3O25OOO 1915
do tu,l
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sURROGArEs NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p. cohslan. . Surrogate
OF the County of New York. NOTICE v
hereby given TO ali persons having claims
AGAINST Martha b. Whitrlcge. late OF TIE
County 90 New York, decesse 70 present
the same with vouchers thereof to the
bn.lnesa al the o.io. Of whltrldgs, Butler
a Rice, our attorneys, No. % wall otscss.
IN The city u New York. on or before tss
lst day OF July. 1915. next
cembcr, 1915.
DOUGLAS " THoMAS
FREDERICK W. wHfrRfpoh.
wurrRIpoE. BUTLER . RICE.
Attorneys Tor Exseuters.
d, wall &C.. Nsv York C.u. ....- I.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
IVAN IsHNBERG, sGesmin. o, 1925 We az
has Rcd with nlbliueS 81. 800 ard no @sSee
R.nkruptcy Schedules.

HENRY SocK1N, tsssllsr, =, 252i BrcaiSsy
Zinc ~ s,ocr So sOT. s1tures. s. 600. accounts.
sci. Interest in equity iu real estate a. so West
iz0'b ~ s2f5O. and ten shares u the BroadW.y
c-'-si RAY pledged Tic largest creditors are
n. Bro.aSay csutrsi Bank. $3.50. party secured
Colonial Bank t4.ioO. secured. and Power <
II Its KOHN. uho did business as the Man.
h..tan Umbrella and P,rsol COMPANY al g hSSs
III ec1sisting y stock. $1,000. machines AID tat
ire. $500. .ocoun1 t2.sCj. notes. 1904. and cash.
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SHEEP AND LAMBS.

Receipt Tor tao days. 5.OO3 head about
cars on sale. sheep in very light supply
and steady. lambs we're weak, With prices
barely maintained all the stock was taken.
Common 70 fairly good sheep sold at S5.50M
$50 per 100 III common 20 fairly prime
lambs al S915NSli85. Dressed mutton
steady A. i0Hl4c. dressed lambs II i5ulsc.
with hog dress ed selling up TO iet9c; country
dressed hotnouse lambs steady at $oDss.50
DER carcass.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. March l3. 1915.
RITTER.

P.~,infs 5aos pkgs Creamcrv. extras
~ score. 3sc: higher scoring, 3olep Ste
f,rsts. 81 .W85fec. seconds. 32N5ic; thirds
a0a3Ic. creamery. held. extras ~ score
30 &c higher scoring. 35n 33 l-c; hr-ts 'l4
52c: seconds. z9i IN 30i-c: thirds. m -3c
state dairy. finest. 35W So -c; good TO prime
vated. extras, 26i, d21 &c: hrst. 250 3oc
lower grades. 32s2 4c. imitation creamery
frsts. 250 % &c; ladlcs. current make. hrsts
24a2fisc. seconds. 23U23 -c; lower grade
2in22i.c. packing stock. current m axe
fine 23c No 2. - i-c; lower grades 20 Z
81 pc.
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CHEESE.

Rec,ints. pa boxes. state. whole milk,
held fats. colored. specials nlsltc;
white. specials. isc: co.ored. average fancy.
f7s,1ilI1,c. white. average fancy. l,Ni1
NE: current make, fa,s. special. /, '.c .
s,erage fancy. l1l,c; held. cheddars, pc
cials. lsWlSisc. held. daisies. specials. - 9
U1sIc. held. twins. specials. Ice all So ies'
unf,-grades. I60i7c. Wisconsin. whole
milk. fancy. twins. ia, n lsc cheddars. lsJ
iSt,c: daisies. l7ieMlsc; Young Americas
l9irH2Oc state skins held. specials. 10 ,h
l6i.c: current make. specials. l5'sd 10 re .
fresh. choice. ia "a l5c fair TO good 1879
i4t.c. lower grade. s'l l5c.
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The local market for spot cotton vas steady
and 10 points higher. a. lls0c for middhng
upland sales nil. delivered on con..a act.
5000 bales.
Receipts at the ports and interior points.
with comparisons. follow:
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CORN.

Corn declined = a Sc early IN sympathy
Nth the break in wheat. but the undertone
was very steady. and the market showed
strong resistance to pressure Toward the
close a hrmsr tone developed on good buying
and final quotations we're &c net higher.
Country offerings we're moderate and the
trade seems 20 take a bullish view OF domss-
tic requirements. The visible supply in the
United States increased s-S. 900 busheLs. COM
pAred with a decrease Of 55l 900 last year.
la tie local cash market No 2 yellow corn
WAS quoted at s4s. y soc j ( New York.
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EGGS.

Receipts. 1913 cases. Fresh gathered
e,tras dozen. 22a28c. extra hrsts. - nc ;
6r.ts. 2Oi.Q 2ic: seconds. 20H2Oi4e: dir'ies,
No /. I9NI9i.c: cheeks. good 70 choice. dry.
l7iaGlsi.c; state. Penn and nearby, hem
merry white. fne to fancy. 2sfi2sc ordinary
20 good. 26H2 gathered, whites. ordinary
to fine. 26Gi use small whites, Zoe Western
ard Soutbern. gathered whites. 25g2ce I;
go. Penn and nearby. hennery browns. %
gI24c: gathered brown and mixed eolors. Il
aye; duck egg. state and nearby. Indian
Runner. 8sc. Nd and Bait. selected. BIC ;
Western and prime southern. 32G3ie COM
mon 10 fair. southern. 2sH3lc.
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FRESH FRUITS.
LES -Spitzenberg. bbl. s2msS
,3Ms6: York imperial. So

APPLES -Spitzenberg. bbl. s2nsS Iona
than. s8Hs6: York imperial. ss"5 - :
Wealthy. s2HS5; Winesap. ga t4--o ''@ ~
So. glacG Twig. s2HS3.25: RGssst, $50
as. so Rome Beauty s2ns',;5 Greenin ~:
s2Tss25. King. s2ms5.S5 Northern ,Sspy'
81 s4.5O: Baldwin. sl.l59 1873 HUB
bard.on. sass: Ben Davis, sl.soai 80 ;
BIack Ben. s2hs3.25; Gsno. s2HS3 Deiic-
ioas. Western. box. l.75aS2.5o spi;ie ~
berg. sl.5Om $3.50 Rome Beauty .l:Suns > :
Ns,e,own Pippin. $500 s2.25; StaYalan
Win..ap. sl.50fsi.90; winesap, Sla0N2 :
p.n paws. sl.25msl so: Black Ben and
cano. SI.gsatl.65; PEARS. kiefer. hbl.
RIFs Cane Cod. late sorts. bbi. s7.50m $40 ;
New York. crate. s2H S9.40: jersey. Hove,
bbl. s5nss.50. native. S6m $3.50; STANDARD
crate. s2stS2-25; New York crate, tl.l5W s. ;
ordinary sorts. si.75n s. Long Island, late
sorts. hhl. ssHtii; crate. s2gs2.50 ;
STRAWBERRIES. Fla. refrigerator chests.
al anzta0e: spaa sTateA 2OI2lA: KUN,
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HOGS.

Receipts To- Two DAYS. Il, go head ; tars
on sale Market uneveniy higher. with llyhi
mixed 10 good heavy hogs selling at s.. 500,
ri0.4 30 per 100 10 pigs At s9.25 roughs At
s. sou So: country dressed hogs steady at
SHIZt,c per 10.
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HAY AND STRAW

Maze nav vas unloade1 AZ tne 36d g.
lied on sunday and further lots this morn
ing. With somewhat heavier supplies buy
ers are . little more conservative but re-
ceivers are SLOW to make any concession
from recent preysilisg prices. HAY: age
No 20 No 2. s2O5O0 $3.50 shipping. sls
mSls: fancy light clover mixed. s28n S2'o91
No clover mixed S20aS2l.5O; lower grade
clover mixed. sl3mSl.. no grade hay slifI
$40: STRAW. re. No l. Sli5OdSl). lSmAA
bales about SlNsl.10 under Iarsel.
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,u-ppuy DOOR RED COMPANY or NEW
YORK-Jufze Pough has confirmed cofnPrlton
~ tle Siuruhy Door Bed Company OF NeS norA. o.
li7s Bro,dWay with CREDITOR. VINO AsIeeI 70 -
49,. n mn payment OF their claims. Lia5hues
,to1yI' oKr.ANDER--Jpds. Hcush has con-
frnrd cpmposiion o. slDleI vA ~, -, a,r a.
dealer 10 stationery AID toSs Al s59 L~st u" ~
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r,r1u,sitlOn o. JACOB Weber. deAer ~ uliniDLs'
III 'st.rtyn o.. with creditors Al = Genus on "'
''i" 0@-' Permitted TO Intervene.
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sfocts but fhe stocks were lel u,-s "a pb,nir
,,oo,y va deposited IN TIE Chatham ana lHen'i
Naiionu BanA
pleharps, from Bankruptcy.
IT,. uo.,yh IN The United states Distnf Cosrl.
vester1sy grAIted discharge 70 nc. 1-ft ~
uablfies ,3o.s5i: Henri ". Lar AZ -. Ia,sg-'y
s. $1,000 =. s.nui.surns Company i'eies , 80
80. Ioesasiie ".neI .s1 iR.' ,ao sOr Cans.
thn', 10 5 W - Fss5 i0sd e.. liabilities 81! 20.
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M. - fIiider Y0rkrrs. Peer S'ii ,,l,. i,
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ian H. CAspau. ess. 30 no 80 East losd q.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-14
FLOUR AND MEAL.

Flour market was inactive. With buyer,
very indifferent owing 70 the decline IN whest
RYE FLOUR-Quiet. fair 10 good. s5.sb q
r. 40 ehaie. L. fancy. fA-4L u the0- CORN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-14
OATS.

Oats were easy At the star, with the other
markets. but rallied on reports OF export
sales of about 100000 bushels, and hnal
quotations were ). u &c net higher. The VIZ
ibl. supply decreased 100000 bushels. COM
pared Nth a decrease OF i.oit.Ooo last year:
The local cash market was hrm standard
quoted at 50isc: No white. 49, y SOC No
. Whit. 49n i9tc: fancy clipped white.
SOL. y SIC. and ordinary clipped white. 4sG
Soc all elevator.
Evening journal., 1916-07-15
EDGE MOOR EOW HAS
MODERN POSTOFFICE
Equipment is Being Installed
in Building and VIII be
Occupied Soon
ALL NEW FURNITURE
HAS BEEN PROVIDED

The work Of installing the equip
ment OF the new postofiice at Edge
Moor was started this morning and
will be completed within a week. 1t
is a new building and the first time in
the history Of Edge Moor that there
has been a permanently equipped
postofice there
This new postonice has been Sc
cured through the efforts Of William
Carter, the new postmaster, and Post
office Inspector Plummer. with the
cooperation Of prominent residents
Of Edge Moor and the p, B. q w.
Railroad Company.
The new office is modernly equip
ped IN every particular The equip
ment includes lock boxes of the key
less design, call boxes. lock drawers
registry and money order division
window seperate from the regular
stamp window and also equipment for
handling the parcel post and postal
savings busines Of the Office.
Besides other quartered oak turni-
ture a postmasters desk has been pro
vided, a large safe, a stell chest in ad-
dltion to much other modern furni-
ture.