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New-York tribune., 1916-02-26
STORAGE NOTICES.
THE WEST END STORAGE WAREHOUSE
oos- -oio WEST seth STREET.

New YORK, FEBRUARY lttus wv
To Miss Grace Ainsworth, Mrs, CornehA
Ancwin. Hugo A Berthoid. Miss X. \
Brown lMrs :. T. Cleary. by Mrs Ayiesl.
James L. Cohey, Mrs 9 conrad. Mrs.
I. Dsugherty. A. ". dieter. Mrs J. =.
Farley. C. s: Goldsboroqgh: Robert w
Harrington (MrS. Bessie Leopold. by The
Gaorgette Moral. Mrs. Florence J. Morrow.
Mir I A Newman. Mrs A. Orvis, =. !.
Pullen, Mrs Anita b. Quarter. Mrs. Lester
Ralph, Miss Clara Read. Mrs. X. Roberts.
r. " Rogers Mrs r. W Rome, Mrs: ,
St Hiaire. Mrs Julian ]. SAKE l. Scnai-
ran, O. W Shamer. Mrs. Estella +. SPOTS
Miss F. / Thompson, Mrs. c. G. Trepei.
Joe winters George D. Iahm. You anu
Zach OF YOU are hereby notified that, the
time for the payment OF my lien upon IN"
property hereinafter described having eS-
pired after due notice thereof had been
xlyen YOU, | will cause such property, 70
Wit. household goods personal effects, cav
nets etc, stored by YOU or IN your name
tor in which you may have an interesp, IN
The West End Storage Warehouse. 20 De-
sold at public auction. according 70 the
statute I'm such case made and provided. -
George Merle's Auction Rooms. l95 ksst
l25rh St New York city. on TUESDAY,
March 1th, 1918. az 1880 4 NJ, and on
"Wednesday, March sth, 1915, ~ 1880 n
N: and IL the sale thereof Is not com
pleted on said dates the same VIII ne con.
tinued at the same place on each an"
every Tuesday and "Wednesday theresfef,
beginning az 1890 A. N. on each day, ana
continuing until all the goods are sold.
TUT WEST END RtHotst,
nFS RIINE>TIIAI. proprietOr.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-26
Yester-
Open. High. Low.
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. February 25. 1916.
BUTTER.
o-dav. G.6ol pkgs. Creamery.

Receipts to-day. 6.o'f pigs creamery
extras (s2 scorel. 36G 36isc; higher scor.
ing. 37m37isc. Grsts. 33m 35i1c; seconds
S0n S2c thirds. 2sM29i3e. creamery. held
extras (e2 score). Sic; higher scoring. 81 =
132c: iirsts. 29ia 30iac; seconds. 2sH29c
thirds. 26n27c: state dairy. finest tnominal)
850 Soc good 20 prime. 3im 3ic; common
TO fair, 24M30c: renovated. extras. 26n
26iac: frsts. 25M25iac. lower grades. 28m
2ic. ladies, current make. hrsts. 22laW2Sc
seconds. 2liam22c; lower grades. 2Om2lc
packing stock. June make. fine. pc; current
make. fine. 2li2c: No 2, pic; lower grades
IgI.Gf2Of.c
New-York tribune., 1916-02-26
CARNAN IIRE-PROOr STORAGE
uARAignI
Liberty Storage and Warehouse Co.,

-. - AND ~ NfSI O}lH STREET.
TO : jerome Uhl. Est OF Cath~rins
Nicholas Geo. Nicholas. ST. and Augustus
W. Clarke. Mrs. II. Huber. r. O.. Hender-
son. Mrs Louis VI. Newgass Peter Flint
G.. J. Quinn. r. 4. thinner. a. : Baldwin.
Mrs r g. Toburn. Mrs Thos McGrath.
Mrs Louise Woods. Mrs q. Morris. DR. H.
O. Ardleigh. Mime. Anita Heineck. Rudolph
Baden. Wayne W. Light. Mrs j. Harris
Woodward. q. = Connolly. Alfred Neyes.
Mrs l.. Blair. Mrs. Ella B. Zleiley. Miss
George 4 Wlsner. Mrs. ". T. Eltonhsad.
H. H. Ganaey. Percy Barry. j. W, Della
mater. Jno Flanagan. J.. u. NcCord and
oscar c. Arlitz. Mrs ". " GarretsOn NJ.
r. Erbs Justus Sheffield. Chas. y. Locke,
Mrs t. r. Ryan You and each OF you are
hereby notified that the time FOR the pay
ment OF our lien upon the property here
matter described having expired. after due
notice thereof has been given you We will
cause such property, TO wiz. household
goods and merchandise. stored by you ~
IN your name in the warehouse Of the
company. 10 be sold a. public auction.
according TO the statute IN such cases
made and provided. at the auction rooms
of ". ". FLArrAU & son. southeast cor.
ner i3th 81 and University Place, New
York CITY. commencing Tuesday. March
7th. 1915. at 10 80 A. NJ. and contlnuin z
on every Tuesday and Wednesday there
after. at the same place and hour. until all
the goods have been sold
LIBERTY STORAGE AND WSRFHOUsE
COMPANY. as, IS and ~ ". elLh S.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-26
Labor Out for Burnett Bill.

The Central Federated Union yester-
day. upon request OF Secretary Frank
Morrison of the American Federation
Of Labor. decide to urge all Represen-
tatives and Senators 10 vote for the
Burnett immig grafton bill. Correspond
inr Secretary Ernest Bohm issued an
appeal to the city's unions. Each
union" he said, should write his Sens-
tor and Representative to vote for the
legislatiok TO restrict immigration"
New-York tribune., 1916-02-26
Carmau Fire.Proof Storage Warehouses
TIREPROOF >TOkAGE tO.l
sG5-i6.-l6J ". Ij0GH ~IkEEI.

New YORK ftit 20 AtA'.
Castor Bolssonnault. Mrs. l.. Dunhinson'
Joseph Dunn. Wylie G. Grant. Mrs. A. G.
Hooper. Adolph James. George y. LOOMS.
James y McGinn. Henry B. Pye Co. Mrs.
H. Murdoch. Edna Lawrence, Herman Nd-
tusch Walter Robson &C.. B. smith, Mrs.
David r. Smith. Jr). Harry VI. smith. Mrs
II Spyr Herbert ] Spyr, Frank 4. starr.
Eva Steele and Daisy Sanford You and
each OF you are hereby notified that the time
for the payment Of our lien upon the prop
erty hereinafter described having expired,
after due notice thereof had been given you,
we will cause such property, 70 Wit house
hold goods personal effects. carpets mer-
chandlse. etc. stored by you or IN your
name tor IN which YOU may have an inter-
est IN The Cdrman Flre-Proof storage
Warehouses TO be sold Al public auction, ac-
cordiug 10 the statute in such case made and
provided. az the Monarch Auction Rooms. i6l
East I25th 81. New York city. on Tuesday,
March i4th. 1916. al 10 a. m. and n the sale
thereof is not completed ou said date The
same viii be continued az the same place or
each and every Tuesday thereafter beginning
81 10 a N. on each day, anu continuing
until all the goods are sold.
n A..
New-York tribune., 1916-02-26
STORA1E NOTICES.
AUDUBON FIREPROOF
STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
AVE. AND 155TH STREET
OFFICE, 1923 AMSTERDAM AVE.

Annex' 5O6-IO West l5sth Street.
New York. Feb 2sth. 1918.
To II. k Balch. +. V. Brewer O. J..
Comstock, r. A. Cade. ". NJ. Mason. Il. g.
Lewis. 4. L. Houston, Henry Adams. VI.
= Homes, W. ". Lyon, W. J. sloan. A. Il.
Taylor. " Higgins Julia Glennon. Emma
Erie W. Jones, W c. Nelson. H. " Merr-
rin. Jr, / Burger, Helen p LADY. =
Levinson. Chas. NJ. Mclean. Helen 7; Wins
low, r. NJ Pohle. G. c. Roth, Miss Z. Hag-
S Mcdonald. Jeen schmid. 4 $. Harlan.
WIN. j. Reilly. s. Thomson. G. J.. Toppen.
A. A. Sasse. Mrs Hagen, Hattie Young
p: r. Holmes J. p Sehiemm; ;. shulaer'
Leon lie Roy. Mrs. c. stsndish. Harry
sidebotham. Ivir Lawson. r. r. Small; q.
T.. Moulton. IA. NJ. NJ ses. Bessie b. Reg,
nolds. Sadie Thomas Katie White. u.
Nicholson. j. II. Boland. J. lie Brun, L.
Cain. W A. Silk. +. ID. Farrell. I. h.
Schenck. II W Evans, VI. q. lie Ferre.
VI. +. Burckhardt j. =. Pioken, C. II.
Fountain. John Romero Mary Heitz. T. 9.
o Lesry. Chris. B Hillebrand. p. D.
wilkes. r. Young. f. Duny. X. Rogers
May Mullins, q. a. Green y. NJ hii,ns'
A. Giyin' n GIN NJ KoSf' M RSSSe Ono Ma''2y. Il %
Irvine, Chas. Purcell c. RoNbnry.
Kalmus Bros. Chsttei Loan Society: You
and each OF YOU are hereby notihed thst
the time Tor the payment Of our lien upon
the property hereinafter described having
expired. after due notice thereof had been
given you. We will cause such property.
10 Wit Household Goods Personal Eject :
and Merchandise. STORED II THE Al DI %
Ron FIREPROOF STORAGE WARE
HOUSES. NEW YORK CITY, by you or In
your name Cor in which you may have an
intercst). 10 be sold al public auction ac-
c0rding 70 the statute I'm such case made
and provided. at the warehouses, Nos 1876
1925 Amsterdam Avenue. near l55th street.
New York CITY. on THURSDAY. MARCH
18th. 1916. at 1880 a. NJ. and II the sale
thereof is not completed on said date the
same viii be continued al the same place
on every THURSDAY thereafter, beginning al
10 A NJ. and continuing until all the goods
are sold. ..
AUDUBON FIREPROOF STORAGE
WAREHOUSES;.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-26
PROVISIONS.

The provision market was n trife higher
early in the day on scattered buying, which
was thought 20 represent covering on the
part Of recent sellers. The hog market was
very irregular however. and the nervous ac-
ton of grain had tendency 10 discourage
aggress siye buying. and toward the close Of
the day the market was barely steady and
final quotations were only slightly changed
from the previous close Receipts Of hogs at
Chicago were $4,000. estimated for Saturday
~. 600. Kansas City received 1900 and
Omaha II 900. PORK steady: mess. S2l;
family. S2l.5oH523 short clear. s2oqs22.5o; !;
BEEF steady. mes. SRA S11.50. family,
siS.5OG $3.50. packet. $l1.5OQS SIG; extra
India mess. S29nS3O. DRESSED HOGS
steady. bacons. NE, 80 lbs, llasc 100 lbs
l1'ac: l40 lts, lla.c; pigs. l2c: CUT
MEATS Pickled bellies. quiet. 10 lbs. PIE;
r. hs. 12Ac; IA lts. nae. picked hams.
steady. quoted. l4i.N142.c; tallow. steady.
special. 9Ac. city. &c; country, si4 fiS@4c:
lard firm Middle West. io.S0N1O.40c; city
lard. steady. quoted. l0ho; refined lard.
steady; continent. 1l.3Oc; South America,
1l.4Oc: Brazil kegs. l2.40c; compound. firm.
quoted. l0ia nllc: etearine. firm oeo. lOc !;
city lard stearine, &c.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-26
Extra Shattuck Ariz. Dividend.

Directors of the Shattuck Arizona
Copper Company, whose shares were
recently listed on the Stock Exchange,
declared yesterday, an extra dividend
Of 75 cents share in addition 10 the
regular quarterly dividend Of so cents
share. Three months ago the extra
payment amounted TO 90 cent, share.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-26
CORN.

The corn market was influenced by the
action Of wheat. but showed unmistakable
signs Of independent frmness. closing with
net gains of a,Mlc. Receipts at primary
points were smaller. and Il was said that the
was less disposed 10 sell az prevail
ing quotations. The Liverpool market was
firm, while Plate offers were said 20 be
small. and the crop news from Argentina
was not very rcassuring for q large yield.
In the local cash market No ? yellow corn
was quoted at s63. @s7l4c. c New York.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-26
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS,

interchangeable. registered OF coupon tcOupon
TIRE gstered.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-26

Special Liverpool cables Spot cotton dull ;
sales, 1000 bales speculation and export.
1000: American. 1000. Imports. 1900 {;
American. $4,000 Mid-upland. 7.72d. Fu-
lures opened steady. to 9 points lower.
Closed very steady. at a net decline of 4G )
points. March-April. 7.54i2d MayJune.
7.5ld: July-August. 7.i6d October-Novem-
her. 1.27i.d January February. 7.20d.
Manchester-Yarns dull and irregular cloths
uuiet
New-York tribune., 1916-02-26
Cardin TO Go Abroad.

John f.. Gardin, vicc-president Of the
National City Bank and one Of the best
known foreign exchange experts IN the
country, is going abroad early in April.
J. 7. Morgan is now in London, and
r K. Stettinius. another of the Nor
gan partners, is on his way there.
BENJAMIN Strong jr. Of the Federal
Reserve Bank, is likewise in London.
and though his Journey across the
ocean was described as merely pleas
ure trip il is believed in the Street
that in this time Of 2eppelins and sub
marines thero would not be such n
gathering Of American fnanciers in
the British metropolis unless they
we're actuated by some common motive.
II the British government contemplates
making collateral loan in this coun-
try, as is said 20 be its intention, there
Is no doubt the Treasury officials in
London will be well satisfied at the
presence in that city of exactly the
persons who would be most prominent
in the negotiations.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-26
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of Various
Corporations.

Directors Of the ottawa Light. Heat
and Power Company have resumed pay
ment Of dividends on the common
shares. A quarterly dividend of y
per cent has been declared for the
period ended December 81. 1915, and
also IN per cent for the first quarter
OF this year. both payable April | TO
holders OF record March 20. The divi-
dend was pnssed on December IL, 1918,
owing to reduced revenues and on nc
count OF tho reduction made in the
electric light and gas rates.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-26
THE WEST END STORAGE WAREHOUSE,


New lNfNf ltNtudEg -NAtAf Wv
To Mrs Anna J CoWeil Mrs x. l..
Davenport, r. p. Freeman. Mrs C. Gsynor.
Mrs T. Gaynor. t'r alr- I..-r
Mrs william J. ellison. Louis 9. Goettine.
Melville Ernest GTry, Ori0.es ttra. .ty ,'it.-
pary. Inc, Mrs T.. p. Hatch, Mrs Anna
Hemminga. Mrs. II II. Hills. Mrs. Emily
/. Laird. Mrs u. Sinauer. You and each
of you are hereby notified that. the time
for the payment Of nay lien upon the
property hereinafter described having eN-
pired. after due notice thereof had been
given you. / viii cause such property 70
Wit household goods. personal effects. car
pets, etc, stored by you or IA your nsms
lor in which you may have an interest), In
The West End Storage Warehouse. 20 be
sold A. public auction. according % the
statute in such case made and provided, at
George Mcrie's Auction Rooms, lbs Eas,
l25th St. New York city. on TUESDAY,
Msrch i4th. 1918. at 1880 4. NJ. and on
Wednesday. March 18th. 1918, At 1890 A.
n. and II the sale thereof Is no, com
pleted on said dates the same will be con
tlnucd az the same place on each AMI
every Tuesday and Wednesday thereafter
beginning az $3.50 a. NJ. on each day. ana
continuing until an the goods are sold.
THE WEST Esd SrOR RtsEN AHfHOtsE,
M tefn
New-York tribune., 1916-02-26
CHEESE.

Receipts to-day. 400 boxes. state, whole
milk. held. flats. colored. specials. lSHl5Ac :
white, specials. lsc: colored. average fancy.
l71aGI7&c; white average fancy, ma
l74c: current make. Aats. specials. l7M
IKE; average fancy. isAc; held. cheddars.
specials l8Nl6l4c. held. daisies. specials.
lSL.MlSikc. held. twins. specials. lsGi lsl, &C
all styles. undergrades. l5Ml6i2c: Wiscon-
sin. whole milk. fancy. twins. i7AMlsHc ;
daisies. l7a. a.m1s4c; Young Americas. lgAn
20c: state skins. held. specials. l6dl6hc
current make. specials. IA@40flohc. fresh.
choice. l4AM4i9c; fair TO good. Il "a l4c ;
lower grades, 6i20tl2c.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-26
METALS.

Copper was frm. with eectrolytc quoted
81 2sise for nearby delivery and 27M27 &c
fortune and later. On the New York Metal
Exchange tin Was easy. with spot in lots OF
five tons each quoted al s3.6Oc. Lead firm (;
New York spot. 6.35o bid. and East ST. Louis
rpot. 6.27i.c. Speiter easy; New York spot
nominal. and East ST. Louis spot. 2le asked
New-York tribune., 1916-02-26

The local market for epot cotton was quiet
and unchanged, at ll.30c for middlng up
land sales nil.
Receipts at ports and interior points yes
terday and for the week, compared with the
New-York tribune., 1916-02-26

In London Fin closed nj sisl for standard
spot and at fisi los for futures, with sales
OF 90 tons spot and ll0 tons futures. Gov
per. standard spot. fl02 bs: futures, 500.
and electrolytic spot. fl36. with sales re-
ported Of 200 tons spot and GOO tons futures.
Lead. spot. f32 - Cd and futures, Gd2 i2s
Cd. and spcltcr. spot. sos. and futures A9o.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-26
PUBLIC NOTICES.
STATE or NEW YORK, CoNTROL.ERs

Notice ot issuance of the new design of
stOca transfer tax stamps
To Whom 10 May Concern:
Please take notice that pursuant to the
PROVISIONS of chapter sil Of the laws OF
1913 have provided Tor the Issuance and
exclusive use Of a new design OF stock
transfer tax stamps. and that after the sth
day Of March. 1915. none other than the
new issue or design OF stamps will be sc-
tax
From March 7th. 1915. 10 June 7th. 1915
Inclusive. stamps OF the old issue may be
exchanged With the Comptroller for stamps
OF the new design, as in said act PROVIDED
Dated. Albany. y. Y. November 40 1915
EUGENE ~. TRAVIS
New-York tribune., 1916-02-26
Yetcr
STGAR FTTTRES.

Futures opened steady. ! 70 points higher.
on reports OF a considerable line Of granu-
lated having been sold for export and from
the fact that holders OF Cubas were not
pressing them for sale. The market closed
steady. ( 20 points net higher. with sales
for the day 5.l50 tons. Range Of prices;
New-York tribune., 1916-02-26
PublIc AdmlnI,trator. Ncw YnrL con.,.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN PUT-
SuANr TO Chapter 23O Of Laws OF isss
penditures OF the Public Administrators Of
the County % New York. during the yesr
1878, Vas pnolishcd IN the CITY RECORD
three times Zach week for three weeks.
beginning January "a 1918
WILLIAM ". HOES Public Admtnts,ra
Lor ~ The Counlg of N.M York
New-York tribune., 1916-02-26
CALVES.

Receipts. sas head i25 head on sale. The
market was full steady and common 10 prime
veals sold at s9Nsl3 per 100 ID cuils at
Is ordinary yearhngs. s1.50dS s. barnyard
calves at s.. Dressed ealks were slow CITY
dressed vealS sold sl l5Sl9i-e. fe" Sc
New-York tribune., 1916-02-26

II is within the possibilities that many
Of its mortgageors are Temporarily un-
able 20 pay their interest and that the
bank has been prevented from moving
against them by moratorium.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-26
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. February 25. 1916.
REEVES.

Receipts. 2.lsO head: 2s cars on sale.
Steers slow 20 a shade lower: bulls and cows
steady: slow for choice Fat cows. Ordinary
10 good steers sold at s7NSs.40 per 100 h
bulls at s6Ms7 100. COWS at f3f0 $3.50. Two
rars OF steers unsod at late hour Dressed
beef dull at 0i.Nl4c for city dressed native
New-York tribune., 1916-02-26
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

SAMUEL GENEEN, or BOROUGH or
Manhattan, hereby gives motto, ,h.,
rom ms date forth he Will b. 90 lonssr
his wife, Aida G. Geneen OK
Dated February gath. tHs
sAAuEL oHSIurn.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-26
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices for stocks which
are listed but which were n. dealt In
on the Stock Exchange Friday:
New-York tribune., 1916-02-26
Bell Telephone OF Canada.

Income report Of the Bell Telephone
Company Of Canada for the year endei
December 81, 1915, shows only small
improvement in gross and net earnings.
Total operating gross income amounted
TO S9,634,674, an increase of $35,64I
while net revenues amounting 10 81
22l .9S5 made a gain of S9,36S. Surplus
after interest charges, dividends, etc,
was S223 $40, an advance of approx
mately $4,000
New-York tribune., 1916-02-26

Receipts. 1853 head. including 3 ~ cars for
the market. Very little demand for lambs.
hut sellers were holding firm. A few com
mon lnmbs sold st si05O per 100 ID; poor
to medium sheep at sjM 81. Dressed mutton
quiet at lOd lac; dressed lambs at i6dlsl1c
country dressed hothouse lambs lower at 81
mSl0 per carcass.
HOGS.
Receipts. S.9l2 head about half car on
sale Feeling vas steady. Light Penn hogs
sold at 1926 per 100 h; roughs at sl.5O.
Country dressed hogs steady at sml2lRc
per lb.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-26
EGGS

Receipts to-day. 1850 cases. Fresh gath
cred extras. dozen. 26M26Isc; extra frsis,
25isc; frsts. 24N25c: seconds. 22i2u23i i2c :
dirties. No /. Ole: checks. good TO choice.
dry. l7Mlsc: undergrade checks, liu l6c :
refrigerator. best. 20m20Hc; fair to good
f7isHI9c; lower qualities. l2Ml7c state,
Penn and nearby. hennery whites, fine to
fancy. 3Om3lc; ordinary 20 good. 25m 29c ;
gathered whites ordinary TO fine. 25m soc ;
small whites. 25M26c; Western and South
srn. gathered whites. 25G2Sc; state. Penn
and nearby. hcnnery browns. 26027c; gath
cred brown and mixed colors. 2iii26c. duck
eggs. state and nearby. Indian Runner, S'M
3sc. Md and Bait. selected. 36mSlc; West
ern and prime Southern. 32d3ic' common
10 fair. Southern. 28n SOC.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-26
COTTONsEED OIL.

Cottonseed oil was quioter. total sales
amounting TO 100 900 barrels. and prices were
easier. closing with net losses OF 3 TO IL
points. Range Of prices
Yester-
New-York tribune., 1916-02-26

DAILY IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

Daily imports and exports OF gen.
eral merchandise at the Port OF New
Work were.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-26
CHICAGO PRICES.
FLOUR AND MEAL.

The -four market was unsettled and largely
nominal. Buyers were indifferent and there
was a general disposition 20 await develop
rnents There was report that about $780,
600 barrels of Canadian -four had been sold
for export. RYE FLOUR dull; fair 70 good
s5.6OQs5.-5, cnOic- Ia fancy. s5s0dS9.eo :;
CORNMEAL steady kiln dried, Si.l5. BAG
MEAL steady fine white and yellow. Sl.90 ::
bulk. S23: 100 10 sacks. $3.50. heavy mid
dngs do $3.50: -four mdd.ngs do. $32; red
dog -four. liO lb sacks. $50: Western, Quiet !;
bran, 100 10 sacks. S23. standard middings
do, s24I s24.5O. -four middings DO. S29 red
tl- hnn 81. 10
New-York tribune., 1916-02-26
FRESH FRUITS.

APPLES. Spitzenberg. bb. S24S3: Jon-
than. s2QSf. York Imperial. S2US3.5O 4;
Wealthy. S2uS3: Wuesap. S2N Si2j: stay
man Minesap. s2H $3.50 Tallman Sweet. -
asses. Black Twig. SzU$3.25: Rome
Beauty. S2uS3.75: Greening. S.WS3.2o ;
King. s2MS3.50. Northern spy sLl'ms4 +;
Baldwin. Sl.75Ti s325: Hubbardson. S2U SO :;
Ben Davis. Sl.15M $3.50; Black Ben, s2m
S3.25. Gano. s2HS3. Delicious Western,
box. sl.75NS $3.50 Spitzenberg $1,000 800 !;
Rome Beauty. $500 81. Newtown Pippin.
Sl.50NS2.25. Stayman Wnesap. sl.5OM
$3.50. Winesap. $l.5OdS2.25; Ben DAVIS,
Si25Msl50: Black Ben and Gano. sl.2jW
s1.65: PEARS. Kiefer. bbi. Sl.5OM 80 +;
basket. 25f 9Oc CRASBERRIES. Cape Cod.
late sorts. biol. So $3.50: common, S2u So :
New York. crate. sl.75nS240; Jersey Howe.
bbl, S1mS9: native. S6M $50: common. S4lt
s. Howe. standard. crate. S2h s2.25; ordi-
nary sorts. Sl150S2. Long Island. late
sorts, bbl SsNSi0; crate S2HSZ.5O {;
STRAWBERRIES. Fla. refrigerator chests.
quart 25n35c open crates. quart. l5ri Zoe :;
kUMQUATS. Fla. quart sn nl2c; TANGER-
INES. Fla. strap S2n$5 KINGS. Fla. strap.
Sl.50TSl: ORANGES. Fla. box. $lWS3.5O 4;
Porto Rico. SlnSz25. Cal. sl25M $3.50 !;
GRAPEFRUIT. Fla. box. 75cm $3.50. Gu
ban. Sl0s2.50; Porto Rico, STA s4 Jamaica.
Sl.25Ms225: Nassau. 75emsl.50: Isle Of
Pines. SlnS2.25 LEMONS. Cal. box. S2fJ
s2.55. Sicily. S1.65N$2.40; PINEAPPLES,
Porto Rico. Red Spanish. box. $i.5Od s4.45.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-26
HAY AND STRAW.

No change in the general situation. Top
qualities OF timothy hay. which are very
light are wanted az firm prices. Medium
grades have cleaned up pretty well. md the
poorer qualities of Timothy are also moving
out better Fancy light clover mixed II here
would bring full prices. but there is still am
accumulation Of the poorer qualities. and
also inferior grades Of clover. which drag
rye straw easy. HAY. large baled. Timothy
prime. ton, S2T; No ], S2G; No 70 No 2,
Si9n S25: shipping. Sl6NSls; fancy light
clover mixed. S23MS S24 No l clover mixed
slgM So: lower grade clover mixed. $l5@
sl7 no grade hay. Sl3Msl4; STRAW, rye
No !. sl4HSl4.50. (Small bales about Sl4
s. under lsrge.)
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-02-10
DIFFER ON TEMPORARY STARS
Astronomers Have Two Views 40 "a
How the Somewhat Mysterious
Bodies Originate.

Most of the textbooks suggest that
temporary stars, or "novae," may re-
suit either from the collision Of two
bodies In space or from a sudden ex-
plosion or eruption of single body.
Professor Hale, in his recent review
of the last ten years work at Mount
Wilson, states that more plausible
hypothesis Is that of faint star sud
denly plunging into a gaseous nebula.
The spectra of novae, after passing
through remarkable changes. have usu-
ally been supposed to correspond
closely in their last visible stage with
the spectra Of nebulae. Observations
at Mount Wilson, however, are In har-
mony with an observation OF Hart
mann in showing that there is, at least
In some cases, q still later stage. In
which the characteristic lines Of the
nebular spectrum disappear. as II the
star had finally passed out of the ne-
bula which caused Its sudden outburst
OF luminosity. On this hypothesis. the
temporary brightness of these stars
would be analogous to that OF me-
teorite passing through the earth's at
mosphere and raised to incandescence
by friction.-Scientific American.