davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
c,., spoolies Low Abroad.

What effect this is to have on Amer
Fan sugar exports remai-s 20 be seen.
PINT whatever the British government
nav try TO do 10 hold down importa-
w.. ~ the staple the fact Is that the
s~nnI;es OF sugar abroad are very low,
according to the best available stats
~. An important brokerage firm
s,otes that the supply Of sugar In
In,Sed warehouses IN the United King
a. on January 1 was only $3.50 tons,
-, comparcd with 100000 tons IN 1919
ard l7i.OOO tons in 1914 new or.
mand is expected TO come shortly from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.


Coree -as quiet. total sale aggresatinS
= oso has. and. after opening AZ an ad-
,..rce of aUS points. and later showing
slicht further gains i'm some Of the position.
there was subsequent reaction. and clos
ing quotations were points higher TO
There was a partial holiday in Brazil on
account Of the Nsrd Cras season. and, a.
his interrupted cost and freight offer 20
some extent, traders here were inclined 10 10
apsthciic. ..-. a.
,.e-e quoted AZ TO- s5- and IS AZ 9.f9c. London
credits. Ocean freight rates from Brazil we're
unchanged al g. and per cent primaee.
The SPOT iuarkc, was inactive. bit prices
u-e-c firmly held. with Rio IS sc higher ~
et.c. owing 70 a scarcity Of TINS grade Range
Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
NEW YORK PRICE
CHICAGO PRICES

Wheat, Omen. High Low. Close. day. b
May. - -.
fulv A.Al 4-ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07

GORDON 4 DilNpkIh 90. nsnAi 'irer
r-r.rrfes an -cl.io.. e ''a hf'eini.n So -
fe a, oT.- Of U1u.ostlCn ~ creditors - % cents
c- fte foi A. cash. and az me-raz n crefiior
t.fd ,rrerlay a. he r-1re NJ William A.el. fffe-Ne
o. r. .--,rlrr Il - Wal o.. a MAJORITY q creditors
,-eufel lie o-ef Liabilities are ilo.s,l 49, r9nl-
$500. tno
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
po.r,s,s Motors Good Report.

~. consolidated annual Statement -
} n ns eo" Tyuek and Motor Corpora, "a.
ton for the year lvio, ~ ~ So
ves,erdsy, showed net prom PROM FOR the
gs5.7 which, after provlo'" esomnany's
fun years interest IN ' ne,L ner cent.
notes. was at the rate OF g. ~ The
or sil,I I'll, ,cveSjed cash and marcia,
HE securities on December %
AZ. ssi, 7g1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
Sales in Auction Rooms.

a - Nftel 81
r. Ssrlsi MARI
% Az. i1-e. IS - r. rs-h .. - ars' = ~
fer.r,t srI store Gu.faTe Dis-l ~ J. y -arz .-
O. a. NlehHrz q r. affrr de. fl.ffa =. fste'.
str. t-il-l. fo ~ n'sin-i1 fof 3 90
20 Az. l1-f $50 H .t. ~. -HllfN. 81
f,-mf ari sores. Gus'sTe n,ri az cis-s Zsi,ne'
.. AL. atfr. sanr iu- 50 - ~ tsfss. ETC..
SIS 80. 10 mo pialnfr for $1,000.
b. Hestsrt A shsrnan.
HENRY ST. ~. - .sl = Ir-s-ol -. "a itio9
sy fenm' ard stores r 7 HersLsE 81 a.. -
r L FsslstF = a eErs aad r-ls heer b
sffgr. Que 3 80 -. isKfs. &c. 'lFl SUB io
r'g - So oG1 10 tic ps.rl- fcr 50 no.
A. eos Third a..
rs Henry Br,dT
villa Az -iri e. i-is Var C1frard- ~
slTi % sr.nrl1 q 81 f~rn' sal stores. ilil
Trrrsganl - a. AZ Mo0rr 'rrsf - r. - =
Drfsna ,fy. due. ti-slt. iszes. stc So %
srih Id f-st ma o, - 5sf 20 s,esi9 Rome. a
par.y n Interest for si-- orrr prior lr-.
WALKS Az. SIS - rs lssth =. estiee. -
'rsme dzig r1hn Zafn = a. AZ n A Bl. ~
hs-h . al Hldrrfh. sity dls. -
tar.. &C. f2o7 70 - t1ra Fishosck fof 81 COS
WAITE PLAINS rotO. tsss -. "a "a ssh =
l-ir.lr1'rs7 I isnrsn C-ostT sin. az -
ADff.frrlds ~ a isn-an irpstJ. Az. Cue
s. ga -. faEe8 PC = -. HtNfrafn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07

Special Liverpool cable'-Spot cotton. i i.ou,
-, dc,osnd sales. 900 bales speculation
49, -. zoo American. 5000. Imports.
1f 600 an American. Mid-upland. 80 80
t',,',~c. onened Quiet but steady 3n4 points
t,ebcr Closed barely steady uncnange9 20
III. uointa lower. Mar-Apr, ,-os1 - -.
r,,c -.56fsa. Juy-Aug. s.53d Oe'-No''
. s ~ J,5.Feb. 25d. Manchester. yarns
and cloths quiet and hrm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07

SpfTA.NIK a Ri -hbL. Tlo.esae dr4f-s ~
t.-rirr. 80 earned forIs. - t.l last 1923 o..
i.s,s riel rsllles sl0Hinr liabilities - t-4t.f
80 ssss,s ~ ssaf. consisting - stc'k. 49,.
e,+u-es 500. accounts. SO Trucks All lr.es.
tefr. ir.u-srr< 80 ard a sha-e cf sflci g
40 -tFIyyAETZ dealer % meats. a. 90 Ior-
-vtE - ~ hs shrflies showing lat.llss q
g. 90 A.! as.eis a .lts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

The war stocks generally we're strong
OF the Consolidated Exchange. Cruel
Die Steel wa dealt il 20 the amount
Of 1920 ahsres Baldwin Locomotive,
after rescting 20 10l p, rose 20 lOj.
Studebaker advanced 70 1903. United
States Steel's turnover for the day was
II $50 shares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07

Gamer was steady. With electrolytie quoted
a, gsrosi.c fo- nearby delivery and ga
l-isc FOR forward shipment On the New
York Metal Exchange tin vas strong, with
spot quoted a, 43.50c bid and March ile BID
in lots 81 tons each. Lead strong New orA
-. 20. ana East - Louis spot. s.sOc.
so,iter fuil =. New York spot End East -
louis. .pot. nominal. The American smeit-
ing ard Refining Company quotes cad AZ
SOC Tor New York delivery and at So
East 81 Louis. The London metal market,
ejcxed a, follow: TIN, standard spot and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
SUGAR FUTURES.

FUTURES we're inactive. with rev buyer
"a seiior, +, evidence. The mark % opened
s.cadv. point lower 70 ponts higher. Lac
Il, ~ afternoon the market was narrow. and
a fit.ie general selling sent values down ~
closing was points net owe @ points
bi,ber. sith ,aies for tie day 4.l5o tons.
Range o. price:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
BUSINESS TROUBLES



q L crSHNAN COMPANY. ISC.. f~-slr,r-
hsker az c0rfecticce1. a. al 1l ~ fl a.
and 20 E1st .isf s.. hA made a. asss .-ai
r., ,ls' s'.d ,sa'-s' :. b H. s-erto1 c.,'s
Atbo,i 81 10. Chsr,ss Dcr s sons. $ 60 t7i
n. es>.ts n Is,ob sshm'frer. taooo. To- bu.i
- - h.sn es.sbii.hed ff'esn years end ln-
eo-po-ai.l i1 Ma. 1902 ufth -srfs Ho-k t-o..-
.-s 80. -. i 20 ~ SO 900 .1s s,s.s s. COZ
TFRNINAL MILK CORPORATION pt'l,.o'
n ha1Frptcy has rep u. esti-'t -. l-..l,
,or' Richard , Bed 80. 9,-sr .,nuf,S-
Ton ss's + vas ,iesed tsa' I've company -.
is.t cormttee of cr,if,'-. ia Teen On oasrge 20
fl. bushes 20 several M cps ras' Judge W..
appointed r ChannoT Pres receiver. ord 500
ns6liuss are iii5o0 al assets estimated a.
irIIrs DrBRow1N. rroc.- snd d'lc,tss';, =
1871 Lexington as. ty th-'e crr[l,'ts H. g, WIZ,
samuel Bssrl : 40 Inc. 81. H. made 81
sssgum.-t on Febfusr q ,.-,,,
It's so -,i a dse-ier.r !u4gn-1t Obtained asslrr
her m December -. 1913 D. Mar Cohen. s0d 10
srNoS r J. vI1Ax. j.. .mcrsh,7t. t,'''r p,
So -th ~ has hlcd Win shliti.. tIsil 81
500. sreouas. ;ie5. deposi, f,r ga ~ '.s.--..
Hgit. SO ard real eia's. 50 'el hsf i1'e's',
~ T.. o .5 AZ. Wia.a .l.o s.i 81
,ea. WIN natiHn-s ',.5-; "a Assets $500. laf
sA,irlL GLAssGoLD Of Cerrsvii.s Sullivan
Cou1,y former. q furniture dealer a. t.ls 30 ar.
HrI. ~ y
;; Wis '''
compeiuon Confirmed.
RICE DANZlGLh Nt-jllFs MsTsr if'
er--frr.rf q composition ri Rice a uanE'.--. Cou-
mission dealers in ,crs and novelties. - l0f fs,t
i.-l s. vIth re tc-. a. sis ce-s on PIE dollar.
sHiL LANcER lalss Mac h.' c.nia-rn..si
competition ~ Az. i,s1ser ..s.cr % c..s ant
3 c.nis o. ihi dollar.
onr e. couDoauon.
GORDON 4 DuWORrH 60. ms-ufar'lrers .
.fs y, os- o. imposition 70 creditors y , csr's
or he dollar cash I'D a. r1ee,iaE ~ er,dii.i,
III ~ .-,.r-ry A. 8; Wal o.. ms.c-fg q creditors
s.-sg,el he o-ef. Liabilities are ilo.s'l 49, l9a-
isaI asseis 81. $40
Bankruptcy Schedules.
sprrALNIK BUsHEL. vho.essls d.a'sri n
he-rins, I'D eat7si f ,...- .' o.. $50
49, assets o. $3.50 consisting y sto,k. t-a--.
s,-u-ss' 500. sc.oult. SO trlcAs al erses.
ISAAC SCHWARTZ gea.e' n mess a. lo-..
s. - an Assets q 500
Luisnn.n;s.
-. =. a., e. az, 49, Sfh ~. 4t2 Fssf 1891
- s6s Cenus- Az. queens. and 90 cco.n.n AZ,
as,y r,. Il. ha; S.sa IN 5u.ias.. M. yes
rsGfF BROOM WORKS. lN'. rsrufs-turtr y
srocn, :, a "a, ,,., = o.,nsn II Fis re- -fors'ei
~ F,i-asry. isl5 with capital stocs 5000. tn1
siis.yf BROTHERS comgossi p, louis " All
H.--v Sla- raLn nstlrers - clo 49, 49, 80 ~
!1s We e-th -. have H'1s a. .'sis Ii1n' 20
NJ JOSEPH RosENTHAL. sv,lls-. . 81 Es.i
,,s.h a. 80 ruafe an asir.fisrt % Max LaIar1S
oI~hus- fr,n Bsn.rvpt9.
yudre Nave. 4. ~ United Si.'es nhtr'r' Court
yesterday sr1r'e dls-..ses n nee lA4itss
- ga sgs Ffeslan Hro'hers. c.caks and suits =
Ws.t fzsfl sf liabilities 50 4eN. To Go.lher.
.,.-i.r.e - .s,rrs r. natI Irrs SO 00H Iarnb
e.sf4~.n rrsr's 49, vomfr's furnishing glctis --1
an a.. I.ury Mrson nlousT. 4rr-snasfr. -. West
,o-r,rir riothfs Andrew E-1Fr. -0rtrarfcr ard
hriiic- sSs Easf istih .. samuel ka1-nitein -
mel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
PROVISIONS.

IT, provision market showed very strong
undsr,one. with more confident buying. owing
70 the continued strength in the price Of i've
hogs and the fact that price, Tor prouno1
-, ,,,,c-sfiy below tho cost Of hogs. Re
reirts o. hogs AZ Chicago were 10000; efti-
mattel Tor Tuesday. 10000. Kansas CITY 70
eeived 900 and Omaha 1000. PORK trmer !.
r-css. $40 5OmSo3. family. $4,000 S2f'o :
shor, clear. S2i5od S2t. BEEF firm mes
sf-0sf- .o. family. sls5OHtf0jO, packet,
az tO1Sfs 80. extra India mess. S29d $40
DRESSED HOGS hrmer; hacons, l2c' 80
h. I2i.c. 100 10. i2t,c: 40 10, 2iec piss.
i2a.c. CUT MEATS. picked beiliss. hrin :
n h i9s,c. 10 10. 1870: Is n. BE picked
hams firm. IA. TI5l,c. TALLOW firm
special. qf,c. CITY. size; country. va o..
LARD strong. Middle west lo.sOm 5000
civ lard. strong. lo'sn 1880; refined
strong. continent. 1850; south America
n -5c. Brazil. kegs. i2.l5c compound, firm
Or 1fTill,c. STEARINE firm oleo. l0itc;
cftv lard stesrine 70 eUi2'sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07

The -four market vas hrmer m 'ynpalN
NTH ,cbes, but the demand was slow, a.
bfi,ers replenished their supple on the re-
cent decline. RYE FLOUR steady; far to
good. 5000 $3.50; choic. 10 fancy so.icg
SOS. CORNMEAL quiet; Kiln dried. Stlo
BAG MEAL quiet fine white and yellow.
tis5. coarse. Si.6i. TED, city. STEADY /,
tr., bufi. 900 so. 100 N sacks. s2i; heavy
rniidiirvs 10. $3.50 ,our midilings 10, ss2 /;
rcd dog -Four. 80 10 sacks. s22 Western.
firm bran. 100 ID sacks. S22.5on S28 stand
ard riddlings do. s2f0 SO. -four middling'
do. SO 'O0 $3.50; rcd dog -four 20 10
-. al -nn sae nilreal s1650d vi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

Albert Breton, formerly vlce-pIesl.
tbc Canal Bank and Trust
Co.., of New Orleans, and VINO re
Do l,i. became special foreign repre-
sentstive OF the Guaranty Trust Son,
49, q, New York yesterday was eiee'-
"a ~ viee-president Of the company
The Stock Exchange firm 60, OF IL a. W ".
r..as a 20 announce that Charles W.
CAREY has become associated VIII" INV
frrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07

futures. SIS. with sales Of 50 tons each
COPPER, standard spot. si0i, and futures
-e3 lQ>. with sale Of so tons spot and 100
tons. futures ELECTROLYTIC. SPOT -l3e .
Lad. SPOT, s3l l5s. ard futures. sal Us %.
spot. $40. and futures. ass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
GOVERNMENT BONDS.


higher. with New Orleans reporting
safes OF 1850 bales. There was also
fair business a. Galveston and Memphis.
Range Of prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07

The local market for spot cotton was
.,o-sy o,a 90 uoints higher. at ll.75c for
r9iddiing upland; sales nil: delivered on con-
tract. 2 600 balcs. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07

Switzerland, as tina. country is being
forced into the Western markets BY
serious shortage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
MINING.
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices for stocks which
are listed but which we're not dealt IN
on the Stock Exchange Monday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07

MONDAY. MARCH 6. 1916.

g in bonds York Stock Monday TO
S97iC0O
From January
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
New Building Plans.


sslH 81, p. Wet ma AZ ~ e.y.,,s
oaner. hstF. t95 Lc4ingt1n ~. architect -.
The Bronx.
BRONX BOULEVARD. 1901 warns ~. -
sfg frsme dH &. lsl q. i4l !. felsei W. nntlhltn
it.b II .r.h'fe.fs. tlfoD
BRos6 BOULEVARD. e. rs ~ n WARNS ~.
~ az fame drIg ifrf0 farfe J. oim'fsaf.
e0S2 81 A. oerer Moore a IalfslsdeL = ~
and lssfh sf. Mcl tests. t-tQl
KING Az. O. no Bovine q. - ~ iaine
Gsfg efr-l. n-rfh rfg Go H3ofh ~ ierifs
o. ,ny Island. president. oensf. eisumer
40 SD a.. architer. A'ysl
h-F sar ~ -q'ff1t RsfssT isgin0-n. 10
&, Rsiser on premises. director owners - y
Iilt a 60. % Wei Bfoa4ssy, archIicr's. isooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
Alterations
Manhattan.

ustos SQUARE ~ . I'D l-u q. 81 3 'r a.
- IN ei1r Van Beu-ru rr'sIr - - A.
osn.-. & Noir " ssfh O. arghifsci s. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
HOTHOTsE PRODTCTs.

%. $40: CUCUMBERS. No .. dcz.
sea si.10: No 2. son 15c. DANDE-
LION. gecrs. boz. si750 90. LETTUCE.
Hoston. strap. sl25N2l-t. MINT. doz
hurches. 5OHI5c; MUSHROOMS. 20 hitr. f-lb
basket. $500 Sl.6i; cream, Si.25H sl.50 !;
brown. sll-nSi.35. buttons, 75c0 BIO;
rats ard opens 50fi &c. RADlSHES, 100
hunches. S2Ns8. Ri BARD Mich. doz
tunche4 250 soc: Eastern. bunch Of ~ stalks.
Z0d2oc: . stalks 81. state, doz small
bunchcs. 50d55c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
CnTTnNsFED OIL.


Co,tonsecd oil was strong. With prices sell
irg a, new high records and closing with
net gain Of Isfi35 points. Range Of priees
nv Satur-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
CORN

Corn was frmer in sympathy with wheat
and on buying by leading commission houses'
closing with net gains OF To- ~ sc Inc
cables we're firm and there was les pressure
from the country. with prospects Of a falling
~ in the movement as result OF unfavor-
able weather. The visible supply in TIE
United States increased $4,000 bushels.
compared with a decrease Of $4,000 last
year. In the local cash market No yellow
corn was quoted at s4L.4s4&e, ! 4 New
XorL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Closes with Net
Gains in Strong Market
Corn Is Firm.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. March 5, 1915.
WHEAT


Tie wheat market declined iaiisc early
in the day under scattered selling on an
easier tone abroad and on further predlc-
reserves on Wednesday. Moreover. receipts
we're quite liberal. and the statistical posi-
ton az large was looked upon A. oearHa-
On the decline. however, good buying ceVel-
opei. and subsequently the market became
strong. advancing 3isI4i.e from ne bottom
and closing firm with net gains o. "a o --se
from Saturday.
Cash house, were good buyer. which vas
construed 90 indicate \ better export in4uiry'
but on the So hole there was comparatively
little in the news Of a distinctly bullish nat
ure aside from crop adyices. and . Wa
thought that 10 advance was due az mucn
20 technical conditions az % any cuange m
sentiment The crop news vas pessirni.tic
both from the Southwest and from some OF
the Ohio Valley states. The Ohio state re-
port made the condition i per cent. COM
pared with - per cent in January and "
per cent last year.
World. exports Tor the week were l3,e23.-
900 bushels compared with l3,5a-O0D the
previous week and i5312.0o0 last year. li'-
eruool reported larger arrivals there. ana
stocks ~ that point bowed an increa 20 or
10000 bushels for the week. Ire Nisio.e
-urrlv in the United states increased 446 900
bushels. compared with a decrease OF LIZ
900 last week and a decrease OF Z.O4o.OoV
last year. The total visible in North Amer
lea, including Canada. was lo2,3Zl.oOO bush
els compared with 60.l32.000 last year.
r. the cash market No durum wheat was
quoted ~ si.2-: No , hard. $3.50; No Z
Northern Duluth Sl.89; No 4 Northern Man
iroIa e. col. ali O b New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

ro,-, py,rr TAr Foa YOUR Eoxs
IL 's.nt.1 rlsr sIoain~d ~ Cg1.to 49,
-, ~ - Wet 81 s.. Ds9I q
eesa Md 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Wv IT|Ff |HTTT . NV
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
oToTATIo~s FOR BEEvEs.
REEVES.

Receipts for two days. 2.s20 head. 50 cars
or ale. market active and steers l0d l5c
higher: bulls steady 70 strong cows firm
10 higher. The yards were cleared OF morn
ing arrivals. Common 20 choice steers sold
az s650Gs920 per 100 lh: bulls. $3.50
s. 80 few choice stable fed at sl.l5pss :.
cows y3TS6.15. an extra COW or Two a.
hirhpr frures Dressed beef firm ~ ia
/ &c for city dressed native sides liise FOR
Ln--r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07

Receipts Tor two days. 9.5es head. cars
on sale market nrr1 % Joe higher; light n
heavy hoss soid 1T se4<s.6O per 100 To !:
-ourhs. a. ssl5rss25. Country dressed
hogs steady at sql2i-e per ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07

Receipts. SOS boxes. State. whole milk. he'd,
fsts. coiored. specials. lsc. white. specials
l7asc. colorei. average fancy, l. 2MliN &c :
white. average fancy. j pc: current maze
fat. specials. i1itc: average fancy. llct
held. daisies. specials. isi.c: held. twins.
specials. ia. n l-7.c. an styies, undergrade''
l5L.Tl6Lc. Wisconsin. whole milk. fancy.
twins. i.Ni1 &c. cheddars. g. iefll - .
daisies. l7il'fisc. Young Americas. lslsn
zoe. state Skins. held. specials. 10 49, .
current make. specials. l5Nl5isc: fresh.
choice. 4i.uis'ac; fair 20 good. l3u lie {;
lower grade. o ~ i-c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07
= W ~ u =
"a cash market
! at s4n4s4Ac,
OATS.

The oats market was only moderately se-
tive, but prices were hrmer with the other
rnarket. closing With net gains Of Nc. Tho
visible supply increased asa. 900 bushels, COM
pared with decrease Of 5,O2s.ooO last year:
The local cash market was strong standard
quoted a. 80 BE-: No white. isl,d4se No
{ vhite. 4sN a. .c fancy clipped white. 800
% &c. ordinary clipped white. 4s'-4 1915
all elevator.
RYE.
Market steady. 30 > Western. Slol,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-07

Market i firm tHr0uEh0ut. Otcrings are
light 90 an harbor points. and occasional
sales of top grade goods are reportet above
ou0tationt More plentiful. supplies OF straw
at the close. and tho market is earv. with
el5 difficult % reach .o- the best state good'.
HAY. large ba.cd. timothy. No !. ton. s-od
s2-. No S 70 No p. slONs-5. shipping SIS ,
fancy light clover mixed. S23H s24; No /
clover mixed. sla50u SZl.5o. lower grade
clover mixed. sl3NSis no grade nav. Sl3N
SIS. RYE STRAW. No I. slA50dSl5. Small
alas ahnut liz b unfrr larCe.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-02-19
DAME NATURE HINTS
When the Food ls Not Suited.

When Nature gives her signal thai
something is wrong it is apt to be with
the food The old Dame is always
faithful and one should act at once.
To put off the change is to risk that
which may be irreparable. An Ari-
IONA man says:
For years I could not safely eat
any breakfast / tried various kinds
of breakfast food, but they were all
soft, starchy messes which gave me
distressing headaches. / drank strong
coffee, too. which appeared to benefi.
me at the time, but added to the head
hes afterward.
a friend persuaded me to quit cof-
fee and the starchy breakfast foods.
and use Postum and Grape-Nuts in
stead. shall never regret taking his
advice.
THE change it worked in me is won
derful l now have no more of the
distressing sensations in my stomach
after eating, and I don't have head
aches. gained IL pounds in weight
and feel better in every way.
"Grape-Nuts makes a delicious as
well as nutritious dish; and I find
that Postum agrees perfectly-neveI
produces dyspepsia symptoms"
There's Reason" Name given ~
Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
Ever read the. above letter? A new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true, and full of human
interest.-Adv.
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CALL COUNCIL
[continued From Page one.l

rate at so cents. base this opinion
on conversations with commission
members following the hearing and
upon the fact that the company failed
to establish the theoretical valuation
it had claimed for it's gas property"
Suggests Agreement.
Following the hearing Chairman
Duncan of the commission suggested
that the city and the Light, Heat &
Power company enter into gas rate
agreement, providing an increase ac-
ceptable to both parties.
Manager Johnson of the Light, Heat
& Power company declined to state
whethersthe company was prepared to
act upon Chairman Duncan's suggest
ion. Mayor Robbins, however, de
clared the city would not bargain with
the company on gas rate, that if a
new rate is to be established it will be
up to the commission to fix it.
n II. Johnson said today that he
knew of no grounds for the report
sent out from Indianapolis yesterday
that it the Light, Heat & Power COM
pany failed to obtain the gas rate in
crease 1t has petitioned for it will take
an appeal of the commissions order
authorizing the sale of the company's
electric plant to the city.
George B. Trip, vice president Of
the holding company, has notified me
that no appeal will be taken in the
electric plant purchase case" Johnson
said.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-02-19
MRS. BULACH Dies:
BORN IN GERMANY

The death of Mary Bulach, wife of
Martin Bulach, prominent resident of
the South side, occurred at the home,
433 South Eleventh street. this morn
ing at s o'clock. She was Sc years of
age and a native of Germany. Death
followed a lingering illness.
Besides her husband, Martin Bulach,
three daughters. Mrs. Herbert Weld
ner, Mrs. Ed. Lichtenfels and Miss
Ruby Bulach, three sons, Anthony,
Herbert and Raymond, survive. She
also leaves five brothers, Jacob Burk-
hardt, of Springfield. o., John, Chris,
Dan and Fred Burkhardt, of this city
and two sisters, Mrs. John Fox and
Miss Louise Burkhardt, all of Rich
mond.
The funeral will be private and will
be held from the home Monday after
noon at 2 o'clock. Burial will be in the
Lutheran cemetery. Friends mae call
Sunday afternoon and evening.
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CoMsToCk GETS
[Continued From Page One. I

store the harmony that is necessary to
the success of the party. He is man
of high metal and moral attainments
He has served his country periodically
as soldier in the Civil war; his state
and county, as legislator and jurist
OF dignity and learning. There is no
blot upon his character. private or pub
lie. There is no clique nor faction
against him other than the Democratic
party. His learning, legislative exper-
fence and legal attachments will at
once give him recognition and high
standing in the House of Representa-
iives. His record as a public official
is sIch as to commend him to the
peoples cause in matters of National
legislation.
Therefore, we, the Republicans of
Wayne county, do hereby most heart
lily endorse the candidacy of the Hon.
Daniel w. Comstock for Representa-
tive in Congress from this District and
earnestly ask the other counties of the
District to give us their aid in secur-
ing his nomination. We pledge them
an old fashioned Republican majority
in Wayne county if he is nominated y