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The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-01-28
NutIee icr PablIeatIon.
Jan. ss-Feb. 50.

Department of the Interior, u. s..
Land Office at RqtSell, n. NJ! jan -. 1915
Notice is hereby given that Preston VIII
liams of Richland. N. NJ. who. on Jan. 9, 1913.
made He Serial No O2es31. for E5fNwh:
NhNE1fi sE1(NEll. Sec. l2; and sENswh:
SwkSE1[, Sec. 1. TIP es.. n. IS; and Lot J..
Section q TIP. s., r., 80 E.. N. NJ. p. Meridian.
hasnled notice of intentionto make three-year
proof to establish claim to the land above
described, before q. e. Toonbs. U. Com.
missioner. In his 5iieei at Riehland, N. Nj on
March 4. 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
A. Bruce Cares, EariJ. stratton, Lewis II.
Faw, 4. Lee BeemRn. all of Richland. N NJ.
Emmett Patton. Register.
Jan. 2s.Feb. rs.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-01-28
No,iee for Publication.

NVelce IOT fuOIlcnuOh'
o1oe2O
epdrtment Of the Interior, u. S. Lano
oniee IT Roswell n NJ. Jun. g. 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Franz Leslie.
ElIlns. II. NJ, who on Sept. 4. 1909. made
Addi Hb. H. Serial No. O1ggSO. for EKsEa.
sec. ~ sw4Nwf; NwAsw1l, Section 20.
t, s., u. 27EG N. Nj. p. Meridian. has flied
notice of intention to make Final Five year
proof, to establish claim to the land above de
scrlbed. before }. F. Carroll. U. s. Conmis.
sioner. in his once, at Elluns, N, NJ, Oh Feb
10. 1915,
Claimant names as witnesses:
Other c Stephens, Charlotte NJ. Allen.
I,euben FaitglOth, John W Myers, all of Ellsins,
nj Nj
f8hfhett Patton, Register
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-01-28
Nctlee fur fubilcntiOn.
bBiB4i
Jan. ss-Feb. IS

Department Of the ltitefior, U. S
ksSd 6SsS ct koi&sit NM. jap. %. i0Is
Notice is hereby given thatJohn II. Kidd. OF
Redland. N. NJ. who. on April -, 1915. made
HE. Serial NO, osieii. for NwH Sec, is; and
sKNEH: EHNwH. Section II, Township S.
Range IS E.. N, NJ. P. Meridian. has fled nocics
Of intention to make final three year proof to
establish claim to the land above described
before c. f. Toombs. o. 8. Commissioner. in
hlH once At Riohlond N. Mon March :. 1916
eIAIhihtit naiiies At Witnesses;
John W. Peacock. Matfs o Dahforsh. these
Of Allie. N. NJ. Lafayette NJ Peacock. OF
Rlchland. N. NJ. Thomas J. Corder. of RED
land, n, H.
Emmett Patton. Register.
Jan. sS-Feb. IS.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-01-28
NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION.

03ii2B
Department Of the interior. U. s.
Land once atRossw% ell: N: H.; Jah' 10, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Wiiit6h D.
Stirmau. Of aedhnd, N. NJ, who on Feb. 8
1911. made HID. e Ser. No. c2445, for WY, Sec
IL. Twp. 6 rs, Range ss. Il. NJ M p. Meridian
has filed notice OF intention 10 make Final
three-year Proof. to establish claim to the land
above described before win A. Palmer. U. s.
Commissioner. in his Office at Redland. N. NJ
oh trsb. isl 1915,
Claimant names as witnesses:
Ge5rRe d! stirthah William e. Brumlry'
waitef I. Scott Jotih r. COrderi all of Red
land N, NJ.
EMMETT Patton,
Jan. iA.Teb. II. Register
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-01-28

High Grade Hereford Bulls,
s to 10 months old, for sale at
our ranch northwest of Kenna
G. T. s. w! P. Littlefleld,
N2sstt.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-01-28
Jan. l4-Feb. H.
NoTIon FoR PUBLICATION

O2442e
department. of the Interior, U. s
Land onice at Roswell N. NJ. Jan.iO. 1910.
Notice is hereby given that George B. Stir.
man. Of RsdlGud, N. NJ. who, on Feb. 0, 1911,
made, HIDE SET. No. U944so, for Eh. Section
IS. TUWhship s., ttsuge ss H., N, M. p. Merid-
ian. has fiied fiotice of intehtioh TO make
Three-Yoar Proof. to establish claim 70 TIE
land above described, before WIN A. Palmer,
U. s. Commissioner. IN his ofhce, at RedlOnd,
N. Nj on Feb: 10, 1915.
Claimant nattfes as witnesses:
wnHnm D. -stirnan. wfiiRm 4. Br4mley.
Waiter T. Scott, shese Of Redland. N. NJ. VII
liam +. Elder. Ok Allie, N. NJ.
Emmett Patton.
jan. i4.Feb. H. Register
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-01-28

A new telephone meter aut6bihtical-
iy cuts off the instrument 70 which it
IL attached whom . set tune expirsR
Washington Journal., 1916-11-10

nidt unb @utoritdt batten fs nu9
niGt BEL ben NrbsiterH."
,glo9 beiteM RrGften trerbe i'd bic
Mufii9t fiibrsn." fdste 2oFotp, bic
NutOritGt ipenigitens bOffe i'd mir
gu psrf9affen."
Damn rsi6ten Is ii9 bic 6onO
unb trennten Ii9, Jrau Dbrtbe nit
eutsm Mut fir bic @utspertDoltung,
Ser 2oFoip nit BEN @efibI, bob ieis
ner cine pFIi9t barre. bic einen sons
gen Mann perlonste.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-10
%. 6 opfte I.

Serr Gaingien bate, foIanee er
trant mar, nod nidt 10 gut eefdlu'
fen, nie in Der folgenben Nodt.
Spnit bate i'm INNER Der @eountc,
ooB feline 6rau bo fei, nm inn Die
&ifen balo 70 uno balb 70 au leeen.
inn belize unb tolte Imf9Idgs 5u
MAIDEN unb ibm iiberboupt olIerlst
Sanbrei9ungen gu leilten, na9ses
balten. Morie, bic nit alien ni9t
8ei4eib puBte, tponte er oa5u ni9t
baben, uno 10 f9lief er rubis bic
gauge No9t Our9.
Qm Morgen begann 1ein glerssr
alerbings ipisoer. Marie brafte inn
Die Morsenfuppe unb beiteIlte nur
einen @ruB BON feiner Grau. fe babe
gu tun, fie tomme fpGter, unb trobs
benz er ibr iosen lieB, er poae fe
ougenbIidIi4 ipre4en. purbe es neun.
ebe fie tam.
SIN eriten 9ustnblid, als er fe
nun pirtli9 fab, iibermannte i'm Der
Corn iiber ibr uner60rtes 8etragen
10. baB er tein Nort fanb. sic tat,
als fei nidts forgefanen, fogte
freunoli4: aGuten Morsen". riidts
iein &ifen a,lre9t uno nobm Den
leeren Seller bon feiner Morgeniuppe
fort. Qls iie ibm Damn Ole Mebi5in
eingeben pOllte, brad iein Corn los:
n@rinnerit bu bi9 pirtli9. baB
Oh nod einen Monn BATE DUB
Sterben unb Derberbsn battle i9 t0ns
men! 46er oos lit Dir ia. egal, ipenn
ou nur nit oem iunsen Germ, benz
2ahoD. ouf benz JeIOe berumf6ars
fpen5en tonnit. 9as 1T amiifanter,
natiirli6."
nSa, obne 6rage, bas III es," er.
piberte D0rtbe rubig, our9 2afops
Ndbe mutig geporben, nipenisitens 1T
9err 2aiIpp in ben ollgemeinen 90f>
li4teitsregeln befpanoerter als OF.
&omm', pilit bu jest Oeine Meoi5in
nebnen2"
Stutt olIer @nttport flog ibr bos
@las BON Ieinem Ru4ttif9 por bic
GiiBe.
500 Meinit bug S0fliher, pirt-
li9g @r fam ipobl re9t f90ns @e>
oensorten MAIDEN. Der iunge 9err,
pass 2aB Dir nur re9t ben Ropf
peroreben! Sd peroe Dir ole Muden
f9on austreiben, BIZ -"
Gs f9ien faft, als fp1te bic Glafde
benz @las folsen, als ii9 bic Sir
Offnete unb 2aFoip eintrat.
Sic baben oie Site, Serr Cling
fen, bic Dame in msiner @sgenpart
peber gu bei9impfen nod gu beorO>
BEN" fagte er in beitimmtem Some.
.Sie iino trant uno errest, ionit
piiroen Sic ia bic llnsers9tisteit
Sbrer 9anblunsspsife einieben. =
Bite, Srou glingien, polen sic
benz &ronten bic Mebiain gsbens Sd
bleibe bier"
TortieBuns tolst).
Washington Journal., 1916-11-10

simmer ouf Dem Sofa f6Iofsn. fo[s
sic etipds brouden."
Sine folds 9eIteaune bate i'm
S6IoB oes @rofsn Su 9oFopsD omft
nidts Dunberborss eebabt; ouf
Gninsbof mar ls gerooe3u %unerb6rt.
eainsIsn Idnappts fOrmIi9 nod
2uft. ober ebe sr nod stipos Iosen
tonnte. mar GALLON fdOn our 9ur
binous.
D0rtbe GninsIsn unb 3opfI9msr.
aen! Guf Gninebof botts nod ME
iemonO 2opfi9msr5eu gebobt. ii6er.
boupt bate niemono. auber benz
Gutsberrn. oos pripilegium. front
81 Iein. lnb bonn .Ii9 8urids
oieRen"! Mos bieB oenn oas2 4uf
ibr 3immer gssongen, obns Jpn, ibren
Serrn uno Gebieter. gu fro9enS 50
4noronungen getroffeu. obne feline
@rloubnis ein5ubolsn2 60 etuas
mar ia nod ni6t odgsiueien. Iolonee
gainebof Itonol 9atirIi6 mar
baron 2dTop, oieIer pertoppte @roF,
i4ulo. Der MenI9 butte ia .in
Quftreten. ais mare er rsgiereuoer
&Onig! uno sr log tront i'm 8eit
uno muBte ii9 oos oaes gefalen
lo6en! va. lpeun er nur erIt pieOsr
geiuuo mari
@orlGufig mar er es ober nod
ni9t, unO al Ieiu &Iingeln 6iisb ere
folglos. On iont er in feline 9ilTen
ouriid unb f9lief elm.
2aTop reoete in5pi19en fuf Jrou
OOrtbe elm.
~Sit boben i'm bisber gu Iebr Der.
DObnt." Id9te er. ,Wenn er Iiebt,
ouB Sic aud SIREN Wilen burd3us
IeBen beriteben, pirb er sic nit mebr
TeIpett bebonoeIn. 2oTen sic beute
rubig Morie i'm Heben3immer Idlos
fen. @r 1T ia gor ui9t 70 iranf,
unO lpenu ibm irgenb etipds 3uIt0Bt,
fam iie Sic ia ieoen 4ussnbIid
rufen."
Dob @is ben Mut ge6abt boben,
ihm Dos uues gu Iagen! Wos Iaste
ct oenn nur2"
.Gr mar nobs boran, mir cine
Meoi3inflafde an ben &opf gu tpers
fen, ober baraus bate i9 mir aud
ni4t piel eemadt. Der S9Goel III
bart"
.@ieuei9t betomme i9 Iie Damn
morgen an ben &opf." meinte Iie mil
triiEem 2G6eln.
nMorgen f9iden sic inn feiu,
MorgenIuppe aud erit oura Morie,"
erpioerte 2dfon. nunb geben erIt au
ibm, lpenn i4 sum Sriibitiid BON
Jeloe fomme. SD bIeibe Damn i'm
Neben5immer, unb tpenn es gang
fdlimm pirb, TONNE i9 Sbnen gu
6ilfe. So babe Sbnen bic Suppc
ein9ebrodt, nun muB i'd Sbnen ouf
belfen, Tie ous5ueHen. Nidt pobr,
sic befolgen meinen Rot2"
Sic nidte. nSc. sic meinen 81
gut nit mir, Serr 2ahoD. i'd tuI
aQes, mas Sic pollen"
Washington Journal., 1916-11-10

Sn &DIn purbe elm
Mebeermeiiter, Der eroBe POiten
Sleif4 auridbieIt. fObaB mebrere
bunbert 3entner berbarben, gu atpei
Sabren SefGnsnis. 10000 Wart
@elObuBe anb fiinf Sabren GbrperIuR
herurteilt. i.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
THE METALS MARKET.
Copper stpOnGer~Larwc sales 10
Domestic Consumers,

Copper was stronger IN tone yesterday with
an Improve ddeinaifi and larger sales to do.
mestic consumers. The ssnb~go declared by
the southern Pacific Railroad assins, al
beyond via Galveston. Il ia thought. may
Interfere with copper in transi, from the
West for Eastern rennerie-. some business
In electroiytic Is reported 60 have been done
Yesterday at ",tsc. 10 -. for March AMI
April Al :kayic, for May and june. :s'sc.
producing interests. second hAuds wcre still
eli aiding these r.ic-s. The London market
was UP ~ on spot and future standard sales
o. go tons. AMERICAN electrolstlc was un'
Tn con, nued strong for all positions with
sales of tons a, the Metal exchange at
A.c. and this price WAS bid for more IN the
oien maske' March Was scarce ami nominal
AZ 0c.. April wa. ~euoisbl. at sc. NAV \,
t.'. June al H", July At 5A.r. August ~
Sc and Later arrivals at 4!',c to i.ac New
York The London market wa II oil
spot straits AZ fiss standard was unchanged
The singapore market vas advanced =. los
with sales OF 20 tons a. tia5. - ! I Ionio,,
egu,v alent One steam ship arrived AZ New
YORK Yesterday with - tons. making March
arrivals to date 3os tons
Leai VAS ative. strong and excited. With
SAFES ~ higher prl'es Tho American Sin.l'
ing aud Refining Company Liv Anc-d iis price
S t~r ton Ia 3" New York for - ton In,
shipments from the West. bu, sales were
ssain made III the open market a, much
for export - especially heavy. Prices are very
irreS ulsr Ae- for Msr'h and April wer,
mad6 at sc. to Ii,", Fast -, Louis an,
higher prices were asked !aier-5Ic or higher
London VAS IN II
.speiter WAS heavy and weaker Spo, and
MAh was. quot ADJ. AT isc. 10 Is'.c.. April
al l"'gc. May ~ it.c. and June az l,c
l~onion was unchanged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
NEW TRACTION SUIT LIKELY.
Tulton street Line BOndhO1ders
intend 10 Press Claims.

Tho winding up Of the long drawn out
traction litigation in the Federal Courts
Is likely to he deferred for another
lengthy period. az the b~ondholders OF
the Fulton street Railroad Company
fled notice in the United States District
Court yesterday of their intention OF
pressing claims for the principal and In
terest on their bonds. which have a race
value OF $500. 900.
The Fulton Street Railroad Company
formerly operated a line OF cars running
in Fulton street from river to river.
II now consists of IL single track running
between Greenwich and Church streets
In Fulton street. II was absorbed by the
Metropolitan street Railway Company
and the New York City Railway Com
pany at a cost Of about fl2, 000, 900. When
the Metropolitan and New York CITY
Railway Companies we're thrown into
the hands of receivers the Fulton line
mortgage securing the bond Issue was
foreclosed and the mOItgaged property
VAS sold. Nevertheless. II In contended'
the bondholders were never reimbursed.
although the New York Railways om-
pany has been operating cars on the
Fulton street line since January /. 1912.
Several weeks z Judge Henry Y.
l.acombe. before retiring from the req
eral bench, ordered Douglas Robinson,
receiver for the Metropolitan and New
York CITY Railway Companies, to file
his accounts and to take other steps pre-
paratory TO his discharge. The new
litigation will hold up the execution OF
the court order.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

THEEsE-p, m,nd WAS go.d: re,.in,s
about normal ard there vas sons. export
$50. ,vs,.d ,n dw,n". y, 'ia""" ma
sales we're MADE ON tina, basis. Americas
w.re . ,-iG' easier While whole mix
49, S."'h va nIlleI Natket closed say
,hs i,,h "n" m"Sp..Is s"on 'rsn,hs
whoI" mix nat.. mmc,G 'p.ciss .is1 ,shace
,-t'"S, ,'i'S' ~ ,is. current make,
rwln., IL. a LIS wi"rnnsIn $1,000;
soc s'a,r ,t Nh nn".,cas' isn
Iis aisc' ~ """2"' eh''ce'
E,;t;s-N Tho closo r.s,a,,a, . 49,.
.r,ns. ,np,ss,oe tor J9nbers to secure
1911 ut,t,, 49, LOT inr't tIade They
$3.50 m",nsiF pay nlsle! man quotations.
va. ~ s,o,N Wa no. !" ne mad Con.
,.'tip,, "rr npL r1un' 10 the demand,
MI tui 400, ~" dosem came IN. but
VI ~, w. Hrn"fau, me market
w., p'"1"".n %pr" t"''ay vim an ad-
xSStahercS extra, ~, - "a, rr,esr rrs.h
IA. dirtI"s i''s !oc nearby hennsry
wnltss' ;"' 80 Oro"n' 23'a@c'isc.
B~rTTER-There was an advance Of Nc.
..s,her Glen,lfql, but ,hs MARIE, Vas ss "sas
rnsnd was 'or high grad stock, Of which
'h.rc Was small portion only in tho re-
celp;s. not being able to get the high
Grades aud this made a good market all
DAY Ime close was MN, with an upward
,S s@S': Yh,sncr scoring. ''as?7T 81 7Hs,ra'' $50
~: "o'.' seconds ga Ste thirds. 81
ISL, unsa,teI ,ahey' ~. Hasiac,; prime
20 cho'r', $1,000 ned "Slras. 3?is Il
~. STATE dairy. good 70 @ pr in'ra'; s, a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
H SUGAR MARKET
Largest Trading In Futures since
1.ast December.

The volume Of business IN tho market for
sugar futures yesterday was the largest sinv
trading WA inaus urated oil the local Cohee
Exchange last December. Prices pere AZ the
highest point so far re, oricd. Sales amounted
to y. 10p tons. ~ the close nj the day values
were . to II points net higher for the OLD crop
and unchanged to point adrsnc" Tor INC
new crop Interest III the market appears 10
be broadening: steadily. There was active GOV
~rtng By shorts and new buying by trade IN
tercsts.
The strength ~ the market vas based on
the spot position. where prices continue 10
adv sncs. and operators as q rule are very
much impressed With the fact that the Cuban
crop this year Will I've forced to do double
duty OWN. to the "urtsilrnent OF the re hiied
PRODUCTION as a result Of the wsr Rehners
were IN the market Yesterday and sales we're
reported of ~" bags OF Cubas for late
March hipmen at Sc, equal to Ie% 'or
cen'rfugs al &c test duty paid. thus cstabl spins
a new spot price. There were also sales OF
$50 bag. Of Cubas Tor May hirmen at
, II. lie cos; and freight and 300 az ~, "a
we'll a. ~. -, TO 70 On bass for April and May
shipment AZ 40 "ost and freight.
In the market for rehned sugar there was q
-opi demand and all the rehners made al.
vanc-s Of rraCt,cally - points to a basis OF
s7,c. Tor hne GRADUATED. Future prices fol.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
ROCK ISLAND TRUCE
. NOW SEEMS NEARER
Second Conference Of Clashing.
Interests Brings Further
Progress.
STILL HARD PROBLEMS

"a
FurtneT STOPS 'o""'" "e '
the more immediate ooisations OF Inc
Rock Island were taken by the holders
~ ,,,,, ,rd dehanturc bonds at a Sec
Il, o.. ,e,c.s
ohd mee''ns he'u yeo ..
of Speyer & Co. No announcement was
made. bu, IL is believed that the inter.
-. 81, A.. ar., ,na ref,,pdinp 4 Der
y" U" =" "' .-
cent. bonds. when rams que y" "P'" !
will be met by the ISSUANCE OF addi-
,,,,a, roce,ver's certificates. II is under
- 49,. -. ,.,r ,o,r, one
S'oo" ~ -. r-...
or T.Soo,0oV from 'ne Da''Ne'' ~"
Company and one Of 81? 800. 900 from the
Central Trust Company. both Tue Mafcn
90, will be extended for three months,
In regard TO the interest on the ue'
benture bonds falling u to-oa! 'ne
understanding IL that II VIII not pe
paid. II Is said that the debentuTe com
~,nittee has agreed to postpone action
Tor defaul, OF the principal until
APRIL Is.
Receiver Dickinson issued the following
statement In regard to the interest que
on debenture bonds on January ID: IN
terest on the debenture pohus Oh Wy
Chicago, Rock Island ana facihc ran
way Company. which fell DUO on 'a"u'
sry 10, 1916. was earned. bu' OF, &c
count OF necessary expenditure dnhue o9
order OF the oour; In the way o' auu'.
tons and betternents IN order I" max.
the property efficient Tor the sern'' w
the public. the receiver mas NO, hau =.
hand the cash 20 pay sa'u "'i'.
The payments referred 10 VIZ, !" :"
purchase and laying Of new rails
- Of Tho holders OI SUN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
PUBLIC NOTICES.


NEW YORK srpnEME cornr rIks,
JUDICIAL DISTRICT, COUNTY Of
BRUNX-in the Mater Of tho ippii -,,,-
o. the Puoii. s%sr.tye .ommi.siSn ;or u.
li!si p D, s,6oi II o m rh .'s Civ Of, NJ VIZ.
for the appointment of COMMISSIONS. -
APPRAISAL pursuant 20 thap,er { = n.
smendatory thereo. and supp!c"Inisi
thereto, relative 20 acquiring al e.'oIs II
fee simple absolute and an esi"te b. way
GIoeTTfis' Asv,ESSTrE' ana EAST 'tt3sssri,
STREET in i YORK b0 IsSs.7.s IF TT TAT NJ hs s :
pore 81 the construction, maIn'erarpe ana
operation in p.rpe;uity Of Il portion ~ n.
AZ III. LEXINGTON AVENUE RCt'TU
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that II.
second sepa;ate and Final Rep9r, ., Cy-,,'
Briggs. Commissioners % Appraissl, dvy
appointed Ia the above entitled rro,e"d!as
the Cierk OF tho County Of BronA or IN.
s,n G2y 81 MniGh; 1Sis. c,yrx ,,..u.
Second separate and Final Rcror; --ls,.s
20 and affects Damags Fsrcel No. : Ia "a.
's %y5ri Ioi:'t IS fRr ;iSTir'It Glvr> Ito, -a
Second separate and Final Reror; vii, -
Er.s.n's;, tGr '~Sn,,ma,.0n to 'SG I4P,sm.
spccia. Term. Psf. l. thereo'. fr~,s.
H."r,as OF MatiS?s' 10 hs h.,i = sY r-d to,
county Cour; House. at lois, SIRE. .ut
Third Avenue, IN the Borough - ne
BronX, cay ~ New York. on n. ..-i i,v
Of Marrh, 1915. at tn. opening - "o.-, On
that day, and that then aud thc-C, ~ a..
soon thereafter az counsel cu b. i-srt
thereon. a motion WIFI DO made that 'sA
report Ice confirmed.
Dated, New York. March 3. 1913.
LAMAR HARDY.
Corporation Couns~.
Municipal Building.
Borough az Nirhatsn,
New York Ci,N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
CUSTOMS DECISIONS.

Thc Ian declares su,h , decision by the
eapprais.mcnt Board TO be hnsl and con-
importers and not subject I" any further
appeal Tn" law. howcve-. pres .rit.es c"r-
tain limits to the dis -eiion OF the, Re
apprais-mert BOARD ana II the board 'N-
cccIs those limits. In otn-r words. acts
contrary to law, a protest may y" mad"
h.for. - c.assiu,a;!oi board and th.ir de.
,ision may ", appealed 10 the court o:
customs Appeals Th. t.assiica'lon board
cannot as Ia appr,I-e the goods. rannot 'S
- new valuation. hu' can only hold the de-
,ls!ou OF III" Rcsppra!scment BoarI either
i,ga. or Illegal.
Ia this cas-" thu importer .nteadrl that
IN any cas' ~hrr" T. secs NJ, hut only
vh.r. IN. e"oi. AZ ether sod ior, "N'
spuoI .o~ -,l." 5ri In 10Th INSTANCES
her" mus - h r. 'u,nl of III" shipper 10
'r"riy orcr ih'm Tor ...e In n" ,nte,xn
sold FOR .Npor'ation and 'h' johnson com
pam .ontcnisd that hey wsr, not ,''m,
hoard ~ Clas.itca'tnr accepts this view
ia tn" 10 yis!or Just rendered and holds the
reappraisemcu Invalid. for III" reason that
u should hsv' H""n based upon cost OF
production
oRNAMESTl:D WAISTS I'll. duty on
waists, waist fronts. handkerchief and
,otton and "rna rnsntci With dravnwork.
imported by ;. on'ra q Bro, ~ lowered
ties Mere riass.red ~ Inc customs o.
| metals ss woven fabrics ar ~articie- from
punched or cut, and with threads intro
du,eh .f,e- ~esvins, formlns figures or
designs" With duty q, The ra;s OK GO per
me arm ac, Of ,sis' The BOARD deo.aes
thu, tho handkerch'cfs should have hecn
PEI c.ri. nd valorcn as heinmed or hem
stitched handkerchiefs under psrasrapn
e5t AMI 'ha; the wais;s, ~a!st fronts ana
7 A.i.s- wearing AnnArHl should nave lpsn
taxed a. the Ane RAJ. under paragraph,
so as cotton wearing apparel.
ADVERTISEMENTS on HOME VALUE
, \. case % unusu.! interest TO Importers.
whose goods may BE- appraised on their
values IN the United states with deductions
for duty. freight and rimi.sr expenses. vas
states General Appraisrrs. III, Issue re-
lated 10 canned r~ln.,pples, put up IN their
own factory In the Rahana Islands ny the
!. : Johnson company. u New York cor
pora,ion, oni shipped 20 t's,lt. 20 be sub,
7 being NJ marN"' IN the Bahamas for
/ cam Il ptn-appics and consequently no
market value, tn lmport,rs iny"iced and
cost % produ''ion, with tn usual adhi-
tom for pioh' ana general expenses. Az.
I singh, ,cunral Appraiser raisri them still
,%ur'h'r, adopting III" American selling
! 'no .npe 'or prna, or cxepense "f conduct
s 1as!n'.s ~ the r"l.sG stats, Or IN,
heavy advance. ON further appeal the Re-
rcappraiscm.nt Board affirmed the single
: General Appraiser.
Tultrl states General Appraisers handed
! down yesterday = rcappraiscment decision
involving he Ior"ism market values OF
, whit. cotton laccs, Imported here from
,]al",., rr.n'", The s;ntrSEsr"y Covered
discount OF = neF cent. representing COM
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embargo against al classes Of freight for
New York and points beyond via Gal
weston. Traffic Manager Dunlap says
the Southern Pacific has heretofore
voide embargocs BY chartering extra
ships and leasing extra wharvcs and
docks NJ New York. but now there IL
no more room TO store or rehandle freight
to New York.
The Pennsylvania Railroad hotel to I've
built in New York city az previously
noted. IL is nov estimated, will require
about $4,000 tom of structural steel.
" is also estimated that the hotel for
the New York Central Railroad. at
Forty-second street and Lexington ave-
nue.. Will require an equal tonnage that
Is. $4,000 tons. The Cathedral Exchange
Building. to be constructed AT 10sth
street and Manhattan avenue for the
New York Telephone Company. will re-
puire 1000 tons OF steel shapes.
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IRON AND STEEL R K
Demand ExtraOrdinaril Heavy
Prices GOing lIigher,

The demani for all rolled steel products Ia
extraordinarily heavy and prices continue 10
advance sharply. Bars. plates, shapes and
band. arr 81 per ton higher. following further
heavy saies. and other adv are In pros.
oecf. Rfvets are M . To 3ijc. Tor structural
and &c. for boiler. BARS and shapes arr
held al 2.a,c. and plate. ~ : soc. base I. - h.
mill Pfttsburs. Eastern mills sell 1T higher
prices. o. 90. for plates for early shipment,
The Plttsburg price for plates - expected TO
be &c. before the end OF this month.
Railroads continue actively In tho market
for rails, cars and locomotives. Contracts
pending call for 10000 tons of steel. Building
and bridge work continue active in all sec.
tions. More ocean and lake boats are about
to he placed under contract for Isi,.is lie.
livery.
Pg iron Ia active and stronger. Some adli.
tional sales OF basic have been made in the
central West and 1000 tons are pending At -.
Louie. More large asles OF foundry grades
have been made In the Ohio Valley. Several
large contracts are pending OH the lakes and
about 10!0O tons in the New York territory.
Inquiries arc out for 500 tons basic for ex
port TO France.
One eastern Pennsylvania furnace interest
has advanced No. foundry to 81 for deity.
cry over the second half OF this year. some
steel companies at ptt.hurg after buyins
round tonnases for third and fourth quarter
deliveries have withdrawn temporarily IRON
the market.