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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-12
Business Space on East
and West Sides Rented

Peck & Peck. hosiery dealers, leased
from the Oceanic Investing Company
store in the twenty story building to
be built a. the southeast corner or
Fifth Ave. and AID st. The Pecks Will
pay about $4,000 a year for fifteen
years. The lease was negotiated by the
Office Of Frank b. Taylor.
Stephen II. Tying. Jr, & Co. leased
the corner store in the Hotel Bucking-
ham. 50th st. and Fifth Ave. to the
Rosevile Pottery Company az lanes
VILE. O.. now located AZ l33 Firth Ave.
The lease is from March !.
John Peters leased the three-story
building at POS East 18th ST. 70 the
Elite Cloak and Apron supply Com
pany: store at 30 East l4th Street 20
Reinis & ROLAND and store at $50 last
Ninth s.. 10 T.. Berger.
The VI. Rosenthal Company leased 70
the Columbia Billiard Academy stores
at 9s1-9S3-985 Westchester ave. for a
long term Of years; 20 the H. II. Ham
iiton Company and the Jacobs-W echs-
Ter Company lofts az 236 and 23o Fifth
Ave.
Frederick Fox & Co. have leased the
store and basement at 3s-4l West 29th
Street. 70 George b. Herzig Co., for
term Of years.
Geo. A. Bowman leased space in the
Worlds Tower Building, 10 West 40th
ST. for term OF years 70 Dion de
Wsrsy and Leon Mayer, who will con-
duct an aviation school.
". VI. Hayward & Co. leased for a
term OF years a store a. the northeast
corner OF 99th 81. and Broadway 20
samuel Davis. electrical supplies.
Charles 3. Walker leased space IN
570-57i West Broadway ~ the I'm
proved Stay Company; in 206-20s Canal
81. 20 !. Blickman; in 209 Centre 81. 70
the Champion Shoe Machinery Com
pany; in Sc Walker 81. 70 the General
Bindery, and IN 200 Centre st, through
the Hall-Berwin Corporation
Pope & Bro. leased the rear studio
at l24 Wayerly Place 10 4. T. Breuer,
for one and one-half years al $500 a
year.
Chsrles r. Noyes Company leased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-12
Senaralc. Mar Business.

T Baldwin report has an iunova-
SION tra,nis. well he copied bv other
.re. ,ral conf anics. IL Is the listing
separately o. business of regular
character and business resulting from
're vs- The details available late
Yesterday ere not sufficient 90 show
whether orders Of locomotives from
foreign governments were regarded as
regular orr war business. T. seems
probable however. that they were
listed with the former. because the
production or this character amounted
20 fi91lgI4. against S13,6lG.l63 a
year ago. DO September the company
made an tial shipment Of fifteen Of
me $50 locomotives contracted for b.
tc Rus government. Tho com
lany was b. that time engaged 10 h.l-
us large Drrof, orders for wheels,
tres. a1' and other locomotive parts
De we'll o.. locomotives them elves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-12
Changes in Liggett & Co.

Inc recent merger Of the Riker 4
Vegeman COMPANY with the UniteI
Drug Company viii not result in any
changes in the Official organization OF
the latter concern. II was learned OH
ciallv Yesterday. The Louis h. Liggett
Company. however. which operates the
United Drug Company retail stores
will undergo several important changes
George ". Gales Will be elected pres
don't John :. Allcv vice president. W.
G. Watt yicc-prcsideni, and L. b. Watt
ley treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-12

+. u. Levinson & Co. members OF
the Stock Exchange, are now at %
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-12
THE WOOL MARKET.

Philadelphia, Feb. 1.-The strength
OF the local wool market continues un-
abated. and sales have been reported IN
some cases at further advance IN
prices. Never before in their existence
have the mills been so fully employed.
and were they willing 10 take chances
on the future their business would be
increased 90 per cent. Buyers are con
stantly in the market, owing TO the
enormous consumption of wool at the
present time. and transactions have
been unusually large. In many IN
stances business has been restricted by
light offerings and the rising views OF
sellers. This is notably the case with
medium heeces. the stock OF which is
almost depleted. and dealers who have
any on hand being unwilling TO sell at
this time. preferring 10 await further
advance in price. Quotations are:
N.v Yors AMI Michigan srece--Fiue uasash:i
81 n zoo. deiain@ goo a0c. haf blood, ~ - .
fhree- ighfhs 90 . Sc. quarter ~ >f qusftri
tafec-sl. utAs AMI one-A-f clothing. zoe -sc. con-
P.5rsvi,sria sni OHIO he>,-s-Delsin- washed
o. % lf.. ny SOFA $685. rlc urrer'lafi s'e 81 ,
o-i,r. Iaf blood cUmoirs t4'. '' >, lN.sf
eg'tI. .sa 1tr. quarter 10 = q go. nrls."
washed. - "a PC; rne. s-N'. common a'l "'"'-
''S,-ra WOOL. Nerpo washed ioa'-.. Ans'ra..
goa i'. Kptasr. colcf-. a -.'. .l'i.~
-a.s 600. CHINA ~. Netpcr.
p,r.tai Superior Coz o.. r-e-sia' ret'e -ia
f.-l. .... .. 100 -I. .IaI Is.
hs-sn ,..f. 10 a .,-. khfra--su nfs. tIl a,e
az. AA.!ss a.. seeg.l Gu. liz &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-12
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

STATE or sew YORK. OFFICE OF THE
Secretary - state. s.: ,,t
THIS CERTIFICATE. issued In dppi-
cate. hereby certlhe- that the Associated
collection company. Inc, don SIC SO
,,rnorafion has fled ln this once on this
,rd a.y " February. 1915. papers ior tho
-..'urfarv dissolution 'of such corporation
under section ~ Of the General corpora
ION Law. and that 10 appears therefrom
~ sucl corporation h.s complied vita
20 s-ction in order 20 BE dissolved
WITNESS ny hand and fhe cal -
ono, 81 The secretsry % state. a, 'hs
Glty OF Albany tnis third day
SEAL - February. one thousand nia-
hundred and sixteen.
g. " TAFT.
second Deputy Se.rltary " ststs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-12
PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED PIT
he Boar Of water suppl. at ~ ones,
twenty second foor. MUD p Henllnt'
PARK ROW. Centre and chambers stress
New -ork Clty. until ~ a A.. on Tus'-
dsy. FcbruSrr %. 1910. fnr 'si<ct 10
for 'ur shins end as.it'rns, gloaI, 81,
s0ufduct. DO Sew York 'fy
A. the above p'4.e ana tine the Dds
viii he publicly op'n"d go ira1 ram
phlets containing Information for BIDDERS,
"a contract drarlrgs can hf obtained 80
the above address. 30 tHe ONCE ~ me =.
rotary. b. dcposiflnE the sum ~ ton dol
each pamphlet For further particulars
sppfy 10 tne once 81 tho Prnrp pal ~.
sls'snt Ersiuesr ~ a., above .ddre's
CHARLES SrEAISr. President.
CHARLES N. CHADWICK.
jobs p. GAiNiE.
COR ssioners 4 tho Board % water
cEofRsGE FEArHgRsroNE. secr-,ary.
SEALED BIDS will be received b. ths
BOARD Of Watfr supply. a. rs ones. ,nenfy-
second roor. Municipal Building. PARK Row.
Centre and Chambers streets Nov YORK
City. until ~ A 81. on Thursday. tebrusfy
a. 1915. for Contract 1853. for lining rlih
brick masonry portion Of the Ess''iew
tunnel Of the Cstskil squsiYci. The portion
OF the tunnel 20 ne llnei IL about / 500 fee,
long The work IL located In the town OF
NJ Pleasant. Wes;chester County. New YORK.
a. the above place and time the bids rll
be publicly opened and read. Pamphlets
obtaining information ,or bidders. and con-
tract drawings can be obtained - th> sooys
address 81 the Office - the Scorefsryt hy
d.positing the sum - ten dollars 900 IN
cash o. its 60 ais alert tor each pamphlet.
For further particulars apply 20 the ONE os
the Principal Assistant, Engineer ~ The above
address.
CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
CHARLES y. CHADWICK,
JOHN T. CALVIN.
Commissioners % the Board - water Supply.
GEORGE FEATHERSTONE. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-12

arbitration is so generally expected
" solve the difficulties Of the railroads
WIN their employees that the serious
le,s Of tho strike threat is not taken
q Us face value n Wall street. Never
te.es', thc belief is widespread that
,le railroads are not likely 10 emerge
ZION the Tight without some loss be
'e.d What they have TO suffer through
,norccd concce- ons. Railroad earn
.-gs statements have made profound
IMPRESSION on spectators. Everywhere
% ne Stree, there is talk OF "how
s.2,oc the "a road stocks look. but such
as is always qualified by fears that
I'ie NIL be untoward developments
Il ine labor dispute. The feeling is
.si The adjustment VIII be long
""e ~ tie making.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-12
CAIvEs

Receipt. 300 head 30 head on sale. Mar
kef steady Common % prime veal, sold al
ssHsl5 per 100 10. culls. S-NSs.5O. barn.
yard calves. S. City dressed yeas steady a.
f5lfgOc. country dressed. 2i.Hi-c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-12

4ae extent OF activity during the
t.1g months generally has an impor-
.-' influence iu determining the
'-'-nt Of trade that will be done in
nv yeag. This wear there is every
-son % believe that a new impetus
4, De given 20 trade in March and
..'l' For one thing. there is no lack
b. 'p'lm.s m among an classes OF peo-
i. FOR another. the percentage Of
w employment is greater now than
a' been for years past, and labor Ia
-..4.1Horg high wages. The retail
..,lsnis are sure Of their market
~ 81 ~ili have confidence 20 lay in stocks
goods. The wholesalers and the
I-'aei. rcrs aIe equally certain Of
t VaIsct. and so thcy are increas-
10, '.'it commitments. Money is easy
IS likely 60 stay SO. Altogether
,s.a an excellent prospect that
,,' 'a loe "sap begins 10 rise" business
,,..''i@..y viii feel the traditional i'm
'''-' OF the season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-12
To Adjust Bond Contracts.

The arbitration committee appointed
TO settle the open contracts made IN
the recent issue of New York State 4
per cent bonds, which were sold prl-
vately, announced yesterday that all
having long or short contracts may
have the matter adjusted i they
will report their position to George W.
Hodges, Of Remick. Hodges & Co.,
chairman of the committee. on or be
fore the close of business February 10.
The committee also announced that the
firms represented by its members have
no interest in either long or short con-
tracts, either directly or indirectly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-12
EXCHANGE CLOSED TODAY
Also Minor Boards and Banks-BaN
state Banks Open.

All the important exchanges Of the
city. including the Stock Exchange, the
Consolidated stock Exchange. tho Prod
uce Exchange and the Cotton TX
change. will observe Lincoln's Birth
dav to-day by being closed. All tho
bourses at Philadelphia and Chicago
will also be closed. Nor will the banks
be open for business.
In Massachusetts Lincoln's birtn-
day is not legal holiday. therefore
the banks will remain open. The Bos-
ton stock Exchange, however, VIII be
closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-12
Hercules Earnings Gain.

The Hercules Powder Company re.
ports for the year ended December 81
last gross receipts of Sl5,7l5,S6O, an
increase OF s7.77S,059 over the pre-
vious year. After deducting all eX-
penses incident to manufacture and
sale. repairs. maintenance. depreeia-
ton. etc, the net earnings were So
go. 4O2. The surplus for the year,
after payment of interest charges and
preferred dividends, was S4,5l l,I9l,
equal 10 63.lS per cent on S6.5OO,OOO
common stock. against 1882 per cent
earned on S7.l500O0 common IN 1914.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-12
Western Light and Power.

sale Of S2,1O0.0OO first mortgage ,
per cent bonds of the Western Light
and Power Company 10 San Francisco
bankers was announced yesterday.
The bonds will be offered for sub
scription at 94.5, to yield 5.75 per
cont.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-12
German.S lamped Ronds.

co.. it'l4n stamped apanese ~ per
n, ponds Of the second series sell ON
,r, s'oeh Exchange at am appreciably
r.. .p,ce than those not SO stamped.
soo5 largely because they are not a
~. utiNory iu London. where their
ne pel market is. because OF the rigid
sc the trading with the enemy
tr.,.u erroneous impression has
20, NAT interest on these bonds will
L. pad here, either. lest Germans
-,, men 5 as well as England's enemies
i "..l 10y IT, But the bonds specifcal-
N. -, mat interest aud principal. II
On, F,,ucipal natures. will be paid in
A. Az. war as well ass iu time Of peace.
S,,e.. local agency of The Yokohama
Ec,d nank this proyIs ON was inter-
seol1 yesterday Go mean that interest
NC paid on the bonds an New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-12
0. & w. PERSONNEL CHANGES
Three New Railroad Officials Appointed
February Take Up Duties.

The New York. Ontario & Western
Railroad announced yesterday the fol-
lowing appointments, effective. Febru-
airy :: J. +. Stewart. appointed traffic
manager. with headquarters az 1924
Grand Central Terminal; G.. l.. Rob
inson, general passenger agent, and T..
+. Waterhouse, general freight agent,
both with headquarters in the traffic
Managers Office.
The Office o. assistant general pas
sonccr agent and chief of tariff bureau
are abolished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-12
5th Az. Dwelling Buyer.

Arthur D. Weekes. OF the law firm OF
Weekes Brothers, is the purchaser o,
the James D. Laying estate properly
a. e3l Fifth av.. sold last week through
william B. May & Co. Mr.. Weeks
has engaged an architect and ar
ranged other details for the construe-
ton Of a new dwelling for his oc-
cupancy. His immediate neighbors
will be Edwin Gould, A. ". Hoyt, ).
Reading Bertron and Lsmon v hsrs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-12
SHEEP AND LAMBS.

Receipts. 4.j22 head cars on sale 80
very prime stock offered. The feeling was
steady Tor both sheep and lambs. Ordinary
20 good lambs sold AZ slO50ms ll.30 per 100
lb bunch ~ clipped stock a, 1925 sheep
A. s6Nss Dressed mutton steady a. l00 lic
per 30. dressed lambs. i5nlsi e: country
dre-s dollhouse lamb, unchanged az sl0N So
per carcass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-12
Lease with Option to Buy.

The Cross & Brown Co. leased for
Frederick Aver. for a long term OF
years, with option TO bug. the entire
block on the south side of OF Harris
av.. between the Boulevard and Sher-
man place, Long Island City. contain
ing about $1,000 square feet. The
tenant is the Northeastern Supply
Company. which will immedist ly
erect substantial buildings FOR us ousi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-12
Sales in Auction Rooms.

A. v-s7 q;
b. Samuel War.
2srH ST. 10 " - $50 e'h az e5r7t7
SIS loft bldg. HEile king e. a. AZ k4s kalts
GO :, al. fese h Connolly, Gty,. Cehr, ~
due. ;3s09os. t4T.s. ct. So ad.ou-nsd % Tsb
Is.
b. Heory Brady.
HENRY ST. f7s s. los Ru's--y. ~ ftitc,
~ synsxogs 8, Nlrc-nt's Hospital % Civ ~
y Y az Rssoi Issar Eirh0uon TheoogcA sem
nay Asa q - + PEEK atty; y Doronn,.
re- due. ill.eso %. t,re-. e.. si53.3'; 70 q,
pl,in.1 FOR $500
Rs joseph ?. DAY.
18Th ST. sIs D. 30 81 AZ. eStioo.ii. ~
tenmi and stores. y NIsr AZ Rachel Ciuci -
a. : Heller. atty Story. re-. due. jii
go -. 'sIes etc 81. ,nole-t - p-ior rfs ~
$4,000 10 n. psint,- f1r $500 over prior mtg
20 ST. 49, s. 100 . A. A. 2tstl056. ~
,-nm, and stores le0eho'd We'll ~ OIL at
Ylr Herhley indlvd snd er'rr. e Al:
Heller s'ty. Fluesem. RI tse. 70 SIS;
isres &c. ca 20. 70 RE ? anrT 'or 81 700
lofsr ST 100 =. cor Para ~. lsrleo II. 50
dsls Maize " Hancock az Gertrude snltn 2;
. a. Phelps 4 Essf. ATS, J Eozsr. ~. due.
$50 %. ares &c. So 20. 20 the piAinuf fof
81 900
A. The Brorr Erohsnss
81 Joseph pr.
cPEsroN Az 2stl " = rs . fsg,h q. .-Afs
l00r ires 3 sty dvi. and . ~ STAB p I'm.
& RLs..y AZ lfs-J p Blhy = a.. VI Shsfsr.
sry; I W~hbyr. re-. due. f-i.t54si. tttes-
etc rithdr,.n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-12
A. The Brorr krchzngs
BE frss-N = nar
New Building Plans.
The Bronx.

18TH ST. s. cor Kelly 9. 20 : - hrs ,srr'.
fe4'-rsys. $ Muss0~. f2l 1851 a. orn'f.
K-syfr1org Architectural 80. io,9 IA, 1914 q.
architects so 300.
ROGERS pLbcE 20, HsI Place s 81 hrck
mt. sArit.. ASA Rally Co Ahrahar- Wet
man PIC Fox e.. J7ss der.. or7cr. hreymr0's
Architectural GO. 1920 hast IL ! 81 nclitec
3s1. 400
INTggvALE Az. vs. rs 18Th a. : ~ eres
- ni'. ~ s-.El2 = Aosu Rea.y %. ABA
h-eTn'ors Arch,,ctursI GO. 100 East 1874 ..
CLINTON Az ie2is fsir 81, thrce ~
h-ilk frrufs " 0-rqf. TrN Bdg GO. John "
p.r. lnse- al-9 fc-rrr- fzo-. preside,., opnrf;
IcNn = Boy'irI. 1926 Webster a.. srini,ct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-12
PUBLIC NOTICES.
STATE OF NEW YORK. CONTROLLERs
OFFICE

Notice 81 issuance OF the new des.gn Of
stock transfer tax stamps
TO Whom II May Concern:
Please take notice that pursuant 70 thu
provisions ot chapter sif Of tn. laws Of
1913 I have provided for the issuance ana
exclusive use Of new design Of stock
transfer tax stamps. and that after the 9Th
DAY Of March 1915, none other than the
new issue or design OF stamps will be
tax
From March 7th. 1918 % June 7th. 1915.
inclusive. stamps % IN. old issue may be
exchanged win the Comptroller FOR stamps
of the De-. design IS 90 said act provided.
Dated. Albany. y. 7. November 80. 1919
EUGENE ". TRAVIS.
Comptroller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-12

floors in f47-153 Waverly Place to the
American Refrigeration Company. a.
1927 West 2lst AZ. 10 s. Gelt, and o,
iis.f2O Maiden Lane TO Edwin Alexsn-
der e. Co.
r. & G.. Phomm leased the westerly
store in the building nearing compile
ton a. 90 and 80 West 2stn ST. 20 the
Domenitz Fur Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. February II. 1916.
BUTTER.

Receipts to-day. $685. packages. Creamery,
extras i92 score. 33i2fi84c: higher scoring.
3ti9N35c: frst-. 2si am32 &c. seconds. 26W
Csc thirds. 249i2jc; creamery. held, extras
le2 scorel. q .M29c higher scoring, 2s.2g
SOC; frsts. 26i,025c. seconds. 24i2g26c
thirds. 22d2lc: state dairy. finest. &c. good
to prime. 2sN3lc: common 70 fair. 2lu2sc
renovated. extras. 24ismZ5c; hrsts. ESQ
23iLc. lower grades. 20i.M22c: imitation
creamery frs,s. 23m 23iac: ladies, current
make. frsts. 2li2M22i &c: seconds, 2OlZu
2lc: lower grades. 1871 zoe: packing stock,
June make. hne 20igM2lc: current make,
fine. 20i2c; No. .. zoe. lower grades, u y
n 1910.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-12
New Home for Mrs. Flagler.

Worthington Whitehouse. Inc. IN
CONJUNCTION with Harris & Vaughan,
have leased to Mrs. Henry VI. Flsgler
for John T. Pratt. his house, II East
6lst St. for a term OF years. Mr..
Pratt expects TO occupy his new resid-
ence adjoining, at and East 6lss
g., in the fall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-12
Rents House at Rye.

Herbert A. Sherman nas rented for
Henry +. Duncan. Of the Mutual Life
Insurance Company New York. BIS
home on Grace Church ST, Rye, y. l.,
consisting Of a large house, garage and
about five acres Of land. 10 Rober. h.
Symington, for the summer, furnished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-12
E(i(;S

Receipts to-day. b,b3l cases. re'n
gathered. extras. per dozen. 27m2Sc. extra
frsts. 25i.6i26c. frsts. 24H25c. seconds.
226 23c thirds. dc: checks good 20 choice.
dry. l6Ml1c undcrgrade checks. l3u l5c !;
refrigerator. best l9N 2Oc fair 10 good,
l6iamlsc. lower qualities. i3m l6c; state.
Penn. and nearby. hcnnery whites. hne 70
fancy. 3Od 3lc: ordinary to good 25m Zsc :
gathered whites. ordinary 10 fine. 25m zoe I;
small whites. 25M27c: Western and South
ern, gathered whites. 25N2sc. state, Penn
and nearby. hennery browns. 26d PC !;
gaihered brown and mixed colors. 21M2lc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-12

Special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
dull. saIes 1000 bales speculation and ex-
port 500 American 5000 Imports. l2.9Oo
ali American Nid-upland. s.O6d. Futures
opened very steady. . 70 points higher.
Closed quiet hu. steady J.. 10 points
--5i.d. Ju.v-Augu.t. I'D October
Novemter. AID Jangary-f ebruary. - d.
Manchester. Yarns quiet and firm cloths
doll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-12

Market easy; No. western. sloo. c. i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-12
CHEESE.

NeceiUfs to-day, "a boxes. NIHTF, " IIuI'
milk held. fats. colored. specials. Is &c
white, specials. lsc; coiored, average fancy.
lsc; white. average fancy. l'-'ic; current
make. fats, specials. i5isc; average fancy
l7Ml7Lc. held. cheddars. specials, ls &c ;
held. twins. specials. lsNo ISL &c; held, daisies
specials. 5itmlsi2c; all styles. under
grades. ltulos.c: Wisconsin. whole MILK
fancy, daisies. isG lsi4c; twins, lSgleAc;
cheddars. lsLc: Young Americas. l9i2a
zoe State. skins. held. specials, IS "a l6i.c;
current make. specials. l5c. fresh choice,
l4r14iac: fair to good. - ~ l5Ac; lower
GRADE A. IN Toe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-12
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
COFFEE.

Sentiment in the coffee market was bullish
and interest on the buying side appears 20
he broadening. Early in the day values
worked up about 10 points from the previous
close on scattered buying for outside ac-
counts "a well rs for Europe, but toward
The c.osc an easier tone developed under
liauidation for over the holiday and final
prices were . points net lower 10 points
higher. Total sales for the day were o.,
bag.
The strength in the freight position and
the increased cost Of trans porting coffee
from Brazil 20 the United States was the
principal bulish feature in the whole market
and owners Of coffee here are inclined to
advance their prices 10 conform with the
cost OF replenishing supplies. Low grade
Rio coffees are scarce and prices on the spot
were frmer.
Cost and freight offers were restricted By
the freight situation and the only prices avail
able were santos IS at $3.50 for March 20
May shipment. American credits: Santos 90
at g. 0Oc. February and March shipment. and
Victoria IS and 81 az S.4jc. London credits
The spot market was firm but quiet.
With Rio IS quoted at csc and Santos Is at
s7,c Range of prices
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The local market for spot cotton was quiet
and . points lower at l2.l0c for middAnS
upland sa.es mil.
Receipts at ports and interior points yes
-, and for the veek. compared with the
totals OF last week and Of this week last
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SUGAR FUTURES.

~ points higher. future were inactive
throughout the day. due to the labor trouble,
AZ refneries. The market closed steady,
point lower 20 - points higher, with total
sales 1850 tons. Ransc Of prices
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York. no matter what stamps they
might bear. Japan not being at war
here. In London. OF course, the pay
mout Of interest could not be made for
the reason already stated.
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American Iron and Steel Report.

The American Iron and steel Manu-
featuring Company reports for the year
ended December 81 last Undivided prot
its Of S2.8l0,5s9, 81 against S-,5OI,3Zl
a. the close Of the previous year, an
increase OF S303,26l.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
NEW JERSEY.

BEAU TIFtL PRIVATE HOUSE West End ~, q.
f.r sale a. attractive r.Ife Tor cash. prncpA4s
orlr Auct T. Boz iln Tr.huu, ON
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Alterations.
Tho RrOnN.

9,srs s. .. -, Klrgshrd., A. ~ fa-.
.io,e srd drlg fsEel GEO T. Lei1i'r on prm-
iss o71s- f1hn n Friend. Us Alexander -.
srhitosf $1,000
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rnrrnNsEED OIL.

The rnarke. for cottonseed oil was fever,
ish and after an early advance, which carried
so,,e OF the near positions % new hiXh
records. values eAsed OF and At the close OF
The day were irregular 40 points decline 20
point advance. Range OF prices.
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