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New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
ABERG'S STRENGTH
0VERPOWERS IRSA
Russian Bear CrusheS Austrian
With Full Nelson Hold.

iaA A5erg. worlds champion Graeco-
A.,r wrestler. defeated Anton irsa'
I. s-rra. a. ,he Manhattan opera
o'.s .as, night. After q match whlchl
re. he slim crowd. Aberg pinned
N H'..ders Of ms opponent 10 the
.'t Am.rutes and AZ seconds. using
en- s,d body hold. The end came
s.' - champion rad worn his oppo-
o'l almost to the point OF eH-
f'i rsis q most remarkable resist
e A. leas. five times he escaped
h b. breaking punishing holds,
p ore instance got out Of full
.- B-. it was beyond his power
ave % ne big Russian. After a
f''{ 'cuaie on the mat. Aberg got a
, '''oa, and put an his rushing
IN MO the application thereof. Jusi
u. seemed as II a fall would be
~ =, period ended. and Irsa had 4
.l'! respite. The latter was in a
...iy a. he retroated behind the
- sio when the bout was resumed
rt. Brought about the expected
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27

There are more thGr many wGW
To teach bloke 10 bat;
To teach blokc the iCGJ TO swing
And make his acreage fat
BIT OF the many styles
That bring thrill or tlrob.
one Arrays ploys II fairly safe
To hit the ball like Cobb.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
Pitching Stats.

Las, baseball They
best
the bench
This season they that is difficult
has Shore Leonard
No matter which
And he
still have winning staff left II wasn't that baseball
Rcd could
That pitching sf plus that
oufd They pitchers can't hit and an outhed
and get en- if mistake occurs and
to-day deeply
merngue all wouldn't be pued
pihg game Speaker Hooper retrieve blows that
left rival bats
Won don't believe the best pitching STATS
phone Gayyy Cravath He mt the Dali seventeen
blocks and tcouldn a hit OF the games
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27

Market firm No ? Western. si.oo]3 /
New York.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
COTTON DEPRESSED
BY HEAVY SALES
New Orleans, Liverpool and
Wall Street Pressure Are
Factors Of Decline.

Cotton weakened after an carly ad'
vance and closed barely steady at net
decline Of to s points for the day.
Weakness in New Orleans. New Orleans
selling here and renewed Wall Street
pressure were the factors in the decline
in the late trading.
July contracts. which sold at l259c
during the early session, or about
points above Tuesdays closing hgures
and 10 points above Tuesdays low
level. broke 10 i2.45c, or into new low
ground for the movement and about
- points under the high level, reached
during the earlier part Of January.
Private wires attributed the decline
in New Orleans to an unexpected break
Of about - points in the spot market
there Declines OF from 20 l3 points
were also reported in some OF the other
markets. while spots at Norfolk were l.
points higher. and several OF the mar
kets were unchanged.
The market opened steady al an ad-
vance of TO 6 points, IN response 70
relatively steady cables. and sold about
TO 10 points net higher during the
early trading. Houses with Continental
connections were among the buyers,
while moderate demand from do
nestle trade interests was accom-
panied by renewed reports that SPIN
ners were calling cotton or fixing
prices. Liverpool was also a good
buyer during the early trading to undo
straddles, but otherwise there was very
little demand. and Liverpool was
seller here during the early afternoon
This helped TO ease prices of, while
offerings became more general and ag-
erssive in the late trading. owing 70
the break in New Orleans and the New
Orleans selling. The close was within
a point or two Of the lowest.
Exports for the day were 7,046 bales
making 2.695.74l so far this season
against 3.555,16l last year.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
ian B. JOHNSON FIRES
)y THE BASEBALL DOVE
.,s Peace VIII Not Reign Until
Feds Withdraw Suits.

..eo. Jan. 25-A few details OF
,sace agreement between the RED
T. League and organ zed baseball are
r unsettled and Will not be settled
. ne several suits pending againstt
.. National Comui ion and some Of
clubs in organized baseball are
r.i.avn. according 20 President iel. !
.-son Of tie American League. ne
ras include tho taking over by the
l-s-can and National leagues TO
s,s- Of the Fedora. League PARKS IN
"'.y1 and Ncwar..
?,so3sr. johnson to-day. after a
r.,.ore Conversation with Judge Will
i-s. ne American league legal rep
'sraiye a. 81. Louis. decided tnat
.l organization would not 60 through
o.. he concluding acts Of the peace
i-.s-sr, uni. The Federals withdrew
re-, suits He said he knew Of no
ag- Why the suits had not oeeh
s'..rsvr.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
STORAGE NOTICES.
Broadway Storage Warehouse,

32i3-32i5-3sl' broadway.
To j. Hunt Elz. walker John y
Price. 4 M Fiske NJ A. W@dsworth. Mrs
Bessie Thornton Mrs e.. Read J.. Jacob
SON Mrs r. a Wilson. " $. Harrison,
Iohn r Beach Mrs ; Neessn: You and
rsrh OF YOU are hereby notif,d that the
time tor the payment of our lien upon the
property hereinafter described hStlns eN-
pired after du. notice thereof had been
given you We Will cause such property. 20
AIT household goods. personal effects
piano. m.rchandlse. ct. stored ln me
pro.dOar storage Warehouse. Nov York
.tItv. hy yOu ur boo fOur nam" cor 'h "a Nhl'I
yoi may hat- an lnteres1. 20 b' sold az
Public Auction. according to the statute
Warehouse. 3-ll-5-fl-i-fl brnadNat 81"
York cts. on Tuesday Fehruars s. 1910.
90 a and % tl. Sal" thereof Is hot
ratrulefod 0n said dat. tle same wiI he
continued at the same place ou every Tues
day thereafter. beginning az DO a ". aud
BROADWAY STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
THOS REILLY. PROP
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
Open. High Low. {
METALS.

Conner was firm. with electrolyte quoted
.t e-f lf.5i9c. second quarter shipment On
the New York Metal Exchange TN wa qliet'
,.i.h -r.o, in fte-t0u lots quoted 40 4l-s4 &C.
"a vas Quiet. with New York spot quoted
- d O,c hid and Fast ST. Louis 5.95c. spell
Ter fru New York spot nominal. and East
=, ToYis snot Iq0 zoe. The American Smelt-
inc and Refining Company quotes lead al
io- Tor New York delivery and o.O- '2c Tor
-, ~ Louis delivery. In London lead
.f's.5 ~ $40 3. for spot and AZ s3l ljs for
Sntn-e.. Spelter spot so and futures fs8.
Copper in London closed at 500 IS for stand
- s,o, and So los for futures. with sales
- l00 tons spot and 300 tons futures. Elec-
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.


Coffee advanced 90 new high levels during
the early operations yesterday. and while
there was q partial reaction toward the close
under profit taxing final prices were 10 :
points not higher Total sales FOR the day
were 5000 bags.
The advance was due 10 reports that freight
rates on coffee had been advanced 20 Sl2O a
bag from Brazil and on further evidences Of
q general tightening in the freight situation.
IN the cost and freight market oilers were
irregular. with shippers specifying boats As
far as possible. but also Offering for ship
nent as soon as possible which was taken
TO indicate uncertainty regarding tonnage.
In the cost and freight market sale, were
reported late on Tuesday OF 800 bags Vic
toria 4s and IS and .65c and Rio IS az SOC,
while yesterday there were sale OF 5000 bags
or Santos As and 5s a. gc. shipment soon
e. possible. and l.5sO bags Of Victoria 1s
and ,s az ,..5c. steamer named. all London
credit.
The spot market was quiet. but firm. with
Rio ,s quoted 10 ,c.
Range of pr,ce-:
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
BOSTON A. A. SEVEN
BEATS HARVARD CLUB
Losers Score First. but Then The
Tide of Battle Turns.

Boston. Jan 26. The Boston Atm
lotic Association seven defeated the
Harvard Club tonight by score OF D
70 T. The game was slow. the tenn
rerature making the ice sticky. Chad
wick's return to the sport held the
Boston Athletic Association down, his
work at the net being the best that mas
been seen here this winter
The Harvard Club scored hrst. hich5,
making the goal unassisted- ~ goou
picked ~ two points for the Boston
Athletic Association, one ON pass
fro, Huntington and the other on a
rebound Of his own drive. Huntington
tailed the final goal by clever indi-
rfIua1 NAV
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
PROVISIONS

Receipts Of hogs AZ Chicago were much
larger than expected. and the provision list
was lower following a decline Of 10 20 -
point. o. the price OF live hogs. The early
advance iB grain caused partial rally.
but toward the close the undertone was
heavy Receipt of hogs al Chicago were
a 900: estimated for Thursday. $4,000 :;
Kansas City received 5000. and Omaha
28. 600. porn Firm Mo. S20n s20.5o J;
family. s2e4 SPA: short. clear. sl9.50G SOB.
BEEF Firm. Mos. Sl6.5OHSl.. family.
sls.5OUSla. packet. Sl.5ouSio: extra
steady. Bacons. l0isc. $50 lbs. loi4c;
IsO JOS. lOa.c. l4O lbs. lose. pigs i07sc.
CUT MEATS pickied bellies. firm. 10 ios.
PIE. D. lbs. l2c; IS lbs. n BE. Picked
hams. steady. quoted libm14a4c. TAI
Low lirm. Special. 9N9i,c. city. s4c;
country. tfsWs-. LARD Easy. Middle
West. f0.f5tf f0.5rc. city lard. easy quoted,
I0a.c: refined lard. easy. Continent. ll.30 !;
South America. ll.50c: Brazil. kegs. l2.5oc.
COMPOt Nd Steady. quoted. l0l. IN age.
STEARlNE Steady. Oieo. lofi &C.. city
Lard stcarine. lli, &C..
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27

Special Liverpool Gables Spot cotton
in more demand SALES. 10000 bales .
speculation and export. 1000 American. s.
600. Imports. 1900. all American. Midup-
land. slid Futures opened quiet. 10 . .
points lower Closed steady. 10 points
ne, higher Jan-Feb. ,.95 % Mar-Apr
sold. May-June 7.sll.d July-Aug.
-.13t.d Oct-Nov. 7.4Od Manchester Yarns
quiet and firm cloths dull.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
CERTIFICATE or DISSOLUTION

CFRTIFIDATE OF UlSSOLIIION
Of the
LIMITED PARTS .RSHIP or LEONARD
SNIDER g. 60.
Notice is hereby given that the limited
parfnership heretofore cAisting between
Leonard Sniaer as q general partner ana
James b curtis as special partner, mere
fnforc ,4rryiug ou business under me Ht il
ntft- u LEONARD Snider q Co.. has this
1., beeu dissolved by the acts of partners
h.fore the time specified for It's termina-
ttnn in the Certificate Of Formation of sucn
partnership. and tlat LEONARD ohiuei w..
80, ,or dissolution % said nrm AZ MS
nf,-e No 81 Broadway, Sow York cry.
Dated January 3. 1916
lSignedl l.koNAkp SNlDEt
JAMES Is. CURTIS.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
SHEEP AND IAMBS.

Receipts. 4.6s3 head about 2lz cars on
sale. Sheep almost nominal but rated steady
lambs were slow and lower for all except
strictly prime and choice stock Common
sheep oewe~l sold AZ S3qS5.50 per 100 lb .
cui,s ~ s3.5OH $3.50 medium 70 prime lambs
at siOUSli.15. cu.ls Al s.. Dressed NUT
ton steady a. 100 l2isc per 10 dressed amhs
slow ~ ia l7izc few hog dressed AZ &C
country dressed hothouse lambs firm AT Sl2H
sf3 each
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. January %, 1916.
REEVES

Receipts. OF head 20 ears on sale. steers
lare.y steady bulls in moderate demand but
steady. choice Fat cows firm others dull and
no more than steady steer, sold AZ $500
ss45 per 100 Do oxen. S5.15HS1.15 bulls.
s6QS6.75. cows. <3Q So.15. ? extra TAT coes.
SOS. Dressed beef was dull at ia l4i2c
Or CITY dr.-ed ratl.e eidcs.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27

Goa, o,soo,ii ~ i'''i'sa.' 2 ~, Wendell sri
.Is ~ pe..o.I, Harvard Cub. Palmer io-
tXsrsr,ster CIl-orI f7r cutler and SsItfstai i'f
tiirori t..rl-c. ca-r.c-
.ts, go usrtsrd TImrrs W0o-is sni he.t-
Tire Tsent, fv- minute halves.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
HorHousE PRODUCTS.

Rect GREENS. box. $3.50. CUCCM-
BFRS. dlz. 50cnSll2. culls. box, SZfi s3 ;
DANDELION GREENS. box. Sl.75: MINT.
doz lunches. 4Olf SOC. MUSHROOMS
white. Alb hacket. sl.85n Sl.6O cream. 30
TSi.4O. brown. SlNst3O; buttons. ljcd 81 !;
kADISHES. 100 buncne-. Sl50uS3. kHU-
BARB. V.stern. doz hunches. f0n SOC cast-
ern. buncr of 10 stalks. ioc. g stalks. 81 :;
CaI. bo !. slI5. TOMAIOES. Ib. IOn30c.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
Hughitt to Coach Maine Again.

Rangor. Me. Jan. 26. Ernest Hugh
;,t The former Michigan quarterback,
Who coached the 1915 football eleven
of the University of Maine, to-day ac-
oa,tcd an offer TO return neXt season.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
Maxims of the 10Th Hole.

Twill capital punishment as long a.
in complaining bitterly they only got IS"
How kicking about the unfarnes' OF bunker
that oache. the Other fellows shot?
widespread
o.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
MLLh AND CREAM.

Receip,s last week exceeded those Of the
preceding week by approximately 1000 cans
- milk and 500 cans of cream. The market
,aiue /. approximately -. cents for Grade
Il IN the 26-ccnt zone.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
COTTONSEED oil.

Cottou.ecd oil was strong and higher early,
price. making new high records for the sea
son on covering hy January shorts and gen
eral buying Of the late positions. Final quo
tations were steady a. point decline 10
points advance. Range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27

slow n, i4a1ec; country dressed at ElzG
/ 1910.
HOGS.
Receipts. 1880 head. including rather less
| than n carload for the market. Prices were
/ lower than yesterday and about the same As
| Monday Good medium weight hogs sold AZ
| s765 per 100 NJ roughs M $3.50. Country
/ dressed hogs steady at Sd Tic per II.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

,.. - III se1,
FOl AlOf'o. ptl tlH.u"r, H., - -, e. 20,
5000 No = Sl.oV" Sy'9o, ~ 80 d. ,ee r ~,
MAanc, b"H' 10 p lp S'isCH 70 Sa25aSaSo
s3.23Q s3.'0 fenn' loV TO-, 20 sS,Yy 90 n,
pas 20 : SS.'V i,o"S e. soSr 80 80 ate
38-' .o,-o a. oon,sa 60 fsS.ih
ana We,'esh' a. ,,i' ~ 2%ob bag e. 5olr
eat' "a so''y IN ,t a., e. SoG,s5s5. Jer-
80 III, t,r SSsisS9s. Ia and Ma. pbl
~ lisa. eWFET POTATOES. Jer-
sey. bbl. sf.75ms3 so. basket. 75cgl$l. Del
L.t.t so15--c. ApTICHOkES. Cal. French
-. st.,e. ha~ sg1,s6. nearby. Jerusa-
~ '-'', sSl,s,. So,,bc~n Jeri.aien. 81. 80
r.,; ,o az ,srfSF ". Orls,n. bbl S225M
~, - ''y r, rrStt'Is sppOI-TS Csl large drum.
go. IL. ,.,,r. el,IOc. RFANS
f1, ,.,, ,''''f i,Dlet siI1s5 IS. green. Si4
e. N RFFTS ,id bb or bag. sI25HSl5O:
~, e.. rtorr,,,d. ,.r,t. sfMsl25: CAR
t,o.sr.. al SKI e. 5o,, g ttn,Vashcd II
~ ~ >, 1,,' 1onn ~ - s-DtSi 10. ioo bunrhes
- III n ~ xe,, Orieae.. 81 .50ri s.: Ber-
"a. c,.,to .1tsf. CT,CirNBERS. Cuban.
So, So[ts4, CARRAcE~ Danish seed. ton,
ss@, So. y,b.te Goc[,sl. savoy 65c0si
-ed a., s100 s2s. bh. Si25Qsi.5O. $ c.,
, sinsl - Fla noo basket. slliSl25:
81 nv f,pp,CFs s,ate CRATE. 5Oli sc /:
T.. -H.1,si CEIERY Fla nev. crate. Sc
=, e. 40. tai case, s1GS7.5O: state. standard
80 S3IS4.50. CACLIFLOWERS Long
'. '''H''u' .' ...t. oo.1,si 81. CHIc0RS New
~ li, ro"' Il yl, s5 ~ Fla bastet Silf
- 90 f,tf nv L.>topS lot sIlJsl Il !.
St,.5y oCI t,i, -, si[5sf50. Now
I-'.'.i' - =, ~ - --I,sS - FGGpI ANTS
H.. bo, 81 251is55o. Cuban. slMs2.25: t:
i,I tn+i-o. EouT.RARI New Orlean, 100
I,...to. I,n Stt,s,, INA PFANS Bermuda
Dune"e'' F1,,f5, ~. -, ~ Ito
sSl, 80 'c,..n -ats s51,S5 r.. LET
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
FLOUR AND MEAL.

Flour was very firm. but it was difficult 10
arrive a, a workable basis owing 10 the rapid
fluctuations I'm wheat. while. Furthermore.
huyers here are stuhbornly holding of m
the hopes Of later reaction which VIII
enable them 70 buy a. lower figures than
prevail at present BUCkWHEAI FLOI X
MARKET dull: S2-j per 100 lbs. RYE
FLOUR Quiet Fair 20 good. s560N S5.I5 .
choice 20 fancy. S5.sOHs5.95. CORNMEAL
Steady. Kiln dried. s4.20US4.3O. BAG
MEAL Steady Fine white and yello" .
81 90. coarse. Sl.2. FEED City. firm.
Bran. bulk. S23.4o: l0o-lb sacks. SO; heavy
riddlip0s. do. S26 -four middlngs. DO.
eal. so. red dog four l40-lb sacks. S32.
Western. firm. Bran. l00-lb sacks, $2i,
.tandarl middline.. DO. 5000: -four mid
dlings. do $29: red dog -four. lf0-lb sacks.
SGD OIL meal. S4OW sfO.5O.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
CALVES.

Receipts. l.52i head including 900 for the
market Demand weak and market slow 10
25c lower with some sales apparently of SOC
from Mondays prices The pens were
cleared Common 20 choice yeals sold at $3.50
qsl8 per 100 h > <culis az S6.5Orss barn
yard calves at s. So. City dressed Veais
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27

IN the box and STILL showing the weakest part of his ma
chine McGaw the effective staff IN the league WIN
But last he had the most
ball club bar none
week he was lucky may be mat Ie
and the change must DC monumental Tor
eal efc o produced
Fk Baker wants sl25O year" whole lot Of people who won
get it
The Record.
has U0iFed for many nue.
Gioug all records urenct;
y}ut he cncrer struck ont and had 10 ~oH
From the home plate back to the Jcnch-
from the ranks OF ball players "no
Of this by retiring from their wei" soN
fo,sion ached to their systems?
Joe Tinker be able to furnish an army corps with regiment
roundup OF golfers who "of their game "oup as" ~ "
required nfuated enough to charge any trench III ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27

Futures opened quiet. ! point lower 20
points higher. and.cosed steady. 10 points
net higher. with salci for the day 400 tons.
Range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27

trolytic spot fl2l. Tin standard spot sl7s IS
and futures fl79. with sales Of 100 tons spot
and 200 tons futures.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27

The local market for spot cotton was quiet
and 10 points lower az l2.lOc for middling
upland sales nil.
Receipts at the ports and interior points
with c0nnariSons follow.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
Temper Brings Punishment to Dog Fancier
5fL@9cA&ht
% Gnsnkks1ad Rice
The Science Of Batting.

There thGn uGpS
To teach a blote 10 bat
To teach blotc the poy surng
And make his acreage fat.
BIT Of the many styles
That bring thrill tlrob.
Arrays plays II fairly safe
To hit the ball like Cobb
The Science of Pitching.
There arc also many rays
To pitch bascbaU right;
To hold the hits % four
And bag thinning fight.
And yet the safest
Bcrct of any fuxs.
TO put stuff o the ball
That Walter Johnson does
What ha, become" Fiji odashioned umpire
wAHzEBIUl whether he
Strike Ball two?"
We least of him last in the two leagues
By dumping his surplus talent at the rate per day.
hopes cutting twenty-five the seventeenth
September still other Sunday of
What We'd Like to See for 1916.
Reds and St. Louis Browns fight out world series
d Wa back md wi forty ball
May an o their best
IajOc bat $50
Merke lead all first bmen all the ways there
Outside Of the above W. haven't any imagination
Cincinnati long pennant
outbreak now may come any Phes
gap The that wins
will unanimously the Emperor Oh
goes light training for Moran All Jess needs to lose IN the
surplus pounds He isn't rounder than
barrel at present-not bit
National Commission should be abolished Which
wrong thought that Ban the Ma
seldom palous days that attempts to
abolish himself
back in shape the impetus from one
And Of his stun IS
valuab o a training
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
FRESH FRUITS.

APPLES. Sptzenberg. bbl. s24s3 !:
Jonathan, s2mSI. York Imperial s2
Gs3.25. Wealthy. s2gs3. Winesap. 81
Gs4.5O: Stayman Winessp, s29S3.5o ;
Twenty Ounce S2QS275; Tallman Sweet
S2gs325. Black Twig. !2QsS; Va.
mixed. S2fS2. so Greening. s2u $500 KING
S2lfS3.5O. Northern Spy. S2f - Baldwin, -
ms3: Hubbardson. S2n 50 Ben Davis, s2G
S2.15: Gano. S2MS3: Delicious. Western. box.
Sl.15m S2.25: Spitzenberg. sl.J0H $50: Rome
Beauty, $1,000 s. Newtown Pippin, Sl.3OH
S2.25. Jonathan. sl.30W Si15 Stayman Wine
sap. sl25WSl75. Winesap. Sl.35nS2. 10 Ben
Davis. sl.25H$l.5O: Black Ben and Gano.
Si.25Gi$l.6J: Golden Ortlcy. s2n Sz.2O :
PEARS. KiefTer. bbl. Sl.5OH $3.50; bskt, 25H
S5c. CRANBERRIES. Cape Cod, late sorts
bbl. s1.500Sll: crate. $3.50 So :
Early Black. bbl. $7ms'.5O. crate. Sl.,5H
s2.25. Jersey. Howe. bbl. S7M Sl05O: Early
Black. S6.5OM $3.50. native. So.50MS So COM
mon. s4mS5: Howe. standard crate, s2dS2.l5 :;
ordinary sorts. sl75H 50 Long Island. late
sorts. bbl. $sNSll: early sorts. S6.75@S,;
early sorts. crate sl.15W S2.25 STRAW
BERRIES. Fla. Missionary. quart. 20U 35c :;
Nikoma 50W 60c Excelsior, 25c kl NQUAIS.
Fla. qd;t-t. SG l2c: TANGERlNES. Fla,
strap. st.5oUS35O. Porto Rico. Slqs2:
KINGS. Ia. strap. S2.5Og $3.50: MAN
DARlNS. Fla. strap. SiNsl.75; SATSUMAS.
Fla, strap. 81 5ON $3.50. ORANGES. Fla,
box. SI25HS4: Porto Rico. SlWS2. Cal
SI.5OWS315: GRAPEFRUIT. Fla. box. Sl25
MSt50: Cuban. ST son s26J. Porto Rico. 81
4Sl. Ia iaica. Sl.50uSl.lj. san Pedro,
Sl5OHS2: Isle Of Pines. Sl.254 go LEh-
ONS. Cal. boz. S2.aONSt.10. LINES, Domin-
ican. bbl. Sl.5OaSs; PlNEAPPLES. Porto
Rico Red Spanish. crate. Sl.50n S3.i5.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
HAY AND STRAW.

There is a fair trading At 33d ST. on higher
grades. but an easy market on medium and
low grades. In Brooklyn the supply IS stu
moderate Advices indicate somewhat heay-
Ter supplies in transit. HAY. large baled.
timothy. No /. per ton. S25gt25.5O; No 8
10 No ?. S2Og $24 shipping, sls4sls; fancy
light clover. mixed. s22 604s23.5o. No
clover. mixed. s2OM sole: No . clover, $isV
Sl9. no grade hay. Sl+gSl7; RYE sIKAW,
No 1. sl3.5O4Sli: small bales. about Sl4s2
under arxe
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
OATS.

The oat. market followed much the same
course as wheat and corn. advancing early
and later easing or. closing at net un-
changed 10 &C lower. The export demand
was less active and receipts were fairly lib
eral The cash market was strong. No
white quoted at 57ff57 &c No white. 56d
56iac fancy clipped white 59N Sic: ordinary
clipped white. 57M58 &C. all elevator.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold
yesterday At auction at the Exchange
salesroom by Adrian H. Muller & Son:
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27

Receipts. 1882 cases Fresh. gathered. extra
fine. per dozep 29H zoe: extra frsts. p "a
2sc Ai.is. 26427c seconds. 24g25zc: ::
thirds. % q 23c checks. good 10 choice. dry.
l6c lower grades. checks. l3n l5c: reirlg-
orator. special marks fancy, l9g2Oc; hrsts'
1sH I9c seconds. l6n l7izc: thirds or poor
or. I3lIi5c: STATE. Penn and nearby. hennery
whites. fine 20 fancy. 35n36c; ordinary 10
good, 30u34c: gathered whites. ordinary TO
fine. 300 3jc small whites. 3OQ 52e state.
Penn and nearby. hennery browns, 81 V8@c :
gathered brown and mixed colors, 2iq 3Oc'
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
The Record.

Weston has lCoIked for many mtic
Gioing all records a 1orench;
Bnf he ncrer struck ont and hnd TO ToH
From, the home plate back TO The dcnci
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Closes Irregular
After Sharp Advance
Small Gain i'm Corn.
New York. January 30 1915.
WHEAT.

WHEAT.
Wheat was very strong during the greater
part of the day. and NJ one time values were
igm2isc above tho final ~ Tuesday. the May
position in Chicago selling Mt Sl3sis. which
encouraged the Sli0 bulls in the belief that
their hopes would soon be realized. The adj
vance however. seemed to have very eioc-
lively checked the export demand and. aside
from n few scattered lots. mostly in the way
% exchanges. no export business came To
light. Toward the close there heavy
profit taking and values declined rapidly.
closing irregular at i,c advance 20 l4c dc
cline.
In the local cash market No durum
wheat was quoted at Sl.49ia No Nor Du-
luth. sl.55ig. and No ] Nor Manitoba.
Sl.59ii. New York.
CORN.
Corn was higher early in sympathy with
wheat and on the unfavorable weather in
The Weat. Reports of less favorable weather
and locusts in Argentina also caused some
apprehension regarding the condition of the
crop there. but when wheat declined prices
gave way sharply and final quotations were
only isc net higher. Receipts continue 70
run behind last year. hut the movement Is
steadily increasing. and so far this week have
increased .735 600 bushels. In the local cash
market No yellow corn was quoted at S6l2c
prompt shipment.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
IITESE.

Receipts. 350i boxes. State. whole milk.
held. fats. specials. lsQ isi.c. average fancy.
i77tmIsc: current make. fats. specials.
l73.c: average fancy. l7Gl7i2c. held. chcd-
dars. specials. lsi.c. held. twins. specials.
1si.Q1si.c: held. daisies. specials, lslze :
sin. whole milk. fancy. DAISIES. lsHlsi.c
twins. 1shGlsi4c: cheddars. lSi.c, Young
Americas. l9c STATE. skins. held specials
i6t,c: current make. specials. lbg ID &c
fresh. choice. a.. "a 14Aic. fair 10 good. $50
l4c. lower grades. 90 Ql2l2c.