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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-09

FOR SA1IE-Good six room house. all
modern on Twelfth and Concert
Enquire 1919 Concert. Phone Black
1912.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-09

FOR RENT-A modern six room
house. Enquire e. T. Bartruff, GA
Main.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-09

FOR RENT-422 North Eighteenth
street, six room house in good
condition. $500 per month. See E.
L. AIdrdch.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-09
LOST.

LOST-Sum Of money in bills, Wed
nesday forenoon. Will describe.
Liberal reward. G. L., this office.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-09

FOR SALE, TRADE OR RENT-My
ten room, modern home One block
from Main street Fine scenic view
Of river, boats and bridge. VIII sell on
easy terms. Address 11s Blondeau ST.,
Keokrk, Iowa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-01

About the weakest spot ln the mar
te. Yesterday was furnished By the
sbares OF the Federal Mining and
smelt.ng Company These issues were
hid I'D a few months ago on reports
hat the company was waxing prosper
Gus as a result Of the boom IN the metal
market. On these reports the common
sold from d low Of > 10 high Of 60
last wear. while the preferred rose
,rom 20 70 50. How far wrong the
Street was in its Cuesses as 20 the earn
irgs Of the company may be judged
from the fact that whereas month
ago e was reported "authoritativeiy
that the Federal was earnings the full
7 per cent dividends on its preferred,
the annual report issued on Wednesday
showed an actual deficit of Sl69,Oll
after payment OF the current preferred
dividend Of I per cent. Yesterday, ap-
parently. the wretched showing made
il the report struck home. A. any rate.
the common stock broke II points 20
is on an opening sale OF 100 shares.
The preferred stock, after selling down
70 56a., rallied 20 its previous closing
Of 40. On Thursday the preferred
broke from ass TO 40 after selling on
Wednesday az 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-01
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
THE WOOL MARKET.

Philadelphia, March 3l.-The local
wool market remains pretty much IN
the same shape as noted FOR several
weeks past, and trade is generally
quiet, though a few dealers report
pretty fair sales. Manufacturers in
most cases are we'll supplied with wool,
and there Is not much disposition 20
anticipate future requirements. Prices
are firm, and there - a feeling OF conf
dence among ;lders that the near fut-
ure will bring a material increase in
demand. as the mills are very busy and
will likely need further quantities OF
raw material. Spnners are sold ahead.
some Of them as far as October. and
yarns are strongly held. Quotations
are:
New rork ard Michigan reece--Pin- unvuhr-t
.ig2se deains .si7 ssoisc y blood sts7'c.
= N.- = isc. =. asnis ~. =. . AM a doth
ina 2sHs1e common AID braid s.a3ac
t-nlsJifaria Al NeE York nc-ces -Delsins
wsshet ssafo- Xxx 37F33c nne unmerchxt.-
bic. s3s3sc '. BLOT oomt.ls W'd3ic. = seQsoc
q. Nis "a iar. de.aine ursashed. Jsa stc. fine.
.e43lc. c5inflou and braid. SO SO
CAN'T scoi--Aisreo. washed f7si3c: Anscrs.
20S 4lc, BofAsra. colon, ga Dc d.. white asa
$50 China cofnhns gse 500 emma No ! Northern
wiiioued. 2Nisa-sc. MrsoliAn. s'dS9. Donssot
ordinary. 81 rssc Don.soi superior. t9st.s /.
Georgian lneecel 2ia2se. Joriss secured. t0s3le.
Ksni-har. scourri. iss5 oc. hArsii white. 81 %
So. khors.s.n. hst clip 80 i0c hhorAAssn. sec
ord clip AsSSe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-01

Approximately $4,000 900 worth OF
sugar bias beer exported from tho
United States in the twenty months
since the beginning Of the war. com
pared with approximately 100000
worth IN the twenty months which pre-
ceded the war 4 compilation made by
the Aations. City Banks foreign trade
department o. the sugar exports Of the
United States shows that the average
monthly shipments since the beginning
O. the conflict in Europe have been
more than the average annual cx-
portation lr the decade prior 20 the
var. ON only two occasions ln tie
present century have the exports o.
sugar from the United States reached
as much ss 100000 900 pounds N az
entire year, while on numerous OccG-
slons since the beginning OF the war
the outward shipments have exceeded
10000, 900 pounds a month. In De-
eember, 1915, the exports Of sugar were
l09.o00,000 pounds, in November 49,
100000, IN October 220,000.000, while
The entire year Of 1915 showed a total
o. over 200 900 900 pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-01
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
York West Virginia pulp a. Paper
Company. plsintin. against ;. ;. Mcclure
Company. Defendant
In pursuance OF Judgment of foreclos-
ure and sale. duly made and entered In
the ahove-entlfled action and bearing date
IN. 20th day OF March. 1915. I. the under
slgned the Referee IN said Judgment
named will sell ~ public auction, AZ tne
Exchange sslesroom. Nos l+-le Nessy
Street in the Borough OF Manhattan. city
OF New York on the i.th day OF April,
1915. at l. oclock noon on that day. BY
James L. Wells company. suctioneers. the
premises directed by said Judgment TO DO
sold and therein described ss follows:
ALL that certain lot piece or parcel OF
land. situate, lying sn1 being IN the Dor
ough 81 Manhattan u the city OF New
York. In tho county and state Of New
York. bounded ana described So fouoNs.-
BEGINNING a. a point on the northerIy
side q west i6sth street distant setI
feet cAsterly from tho corner formed BY
the Intersection Of the northerly side OF
10Th street with the eastefy side OF Fort
Washington Avenue. as established BY tbs
commissioners appointed under ShAp,ss ~
OF the Laws OF 1871. running thence
n0rtheriy and on a limo drawn at right
angles 10 the northerly side OF lbsth
street s66s feet: thence running essteriy
and on q limo drawn parallel with thu
northerly side OF i5sth street Is feet.
thence running routherly aAd again on .
line drawn Al right angle. 20 the north
srly side Of 18TH street s6.6e feet 20 the
northeriy side OF Issth Street. and thence
westerly along the northeriy side OF i6sth
Street i5 feet 20 the point or place or be
ginning. said lots being known ss lots num-
bered 20 and IS on a certain map or plan
OF sale known az Map OF property be-
longing 20 N. heirs OF susan u. Ward.
deceased, at Fort Washington. New York.
made bv John O. Van Horne, city sur
veyor," bearing date tho 18th day OF No
yember 1885. and fled IN the onice on
the Clerk Of the supreme Court Of New
York County on November 18TH, 1888, IN
an action between George Barclay Ward
and others. and Beverley Ward and others,
be said dimensions ana distances more or
less.
Dated. New York March 17nd. 1919.
NJ. LINN BRUCE, Referee.
MAGELLAN 4 GERBRA Git. Attor-
neys for Plaintiff. ~ Cedar Street
Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
The following Is q diagram Of the prop
erty 70 be sold. said premises have no
street number.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-01
Rio February Earnings for
New York Central and
Pennsylvania.
FREAK IN FEDERAL
MINING SHARES
ADVANCE in Allies Bonds Brings
Price Near the High Level
Of the Year.
r.. -.l-..-A,tr,mc Is holding up well

Tha. freight traffic is holding Up well
.. The Eastern trunk lines despite en-
t.rroes on shipments TO various points
s,,suse o. congestion is indicated by
-. snlerdid operating reports for teD-
80 issued last night by The Penn
Il.irsnia and New York Central sys-
80 Roth roads maintained earnings
srourS the high levels established I'D
s saacsntiv preceding months and report
~ iarre gains over the corresponoIhf
so-;o5 ~ la.t year The Central. an
P,es showed gross revenues OF 81
a az 5s3 for the month, an increase Oh
tss905o7s. compared with February
f9Ib. while net o. SS.l5l.430 represent
- 80 IN increase OF S5.6os,454. As for
,Se Pennsylvania. % returned on JUS
i;,e. east and west Of Pittsburgh gross
re~erues OF S31J9G.150, gam OF
e. fs0b6l. while net Of session.
sSowed an increase Of S3.996.0o6. In
~ two months Of the year 10 date the
ponnsvlvania systems net aggregated
go se3. 4O2, which was S9,ll3,3yO more
han for the same period Of 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-01
Railroad Earnings.

The following comparative railroad
reports FOR February have been maSf
public:
New Yo71 ocntrti--oro~s flS.7sl.sfs. incr.as.
- t0f 1885, ret after tsres At5e.1os. incrsa.e "a
ge.,o- Iihsny-Gr-. 81 No. ssa. Increase
a.. 1911. 70 1'tsr taIes 1896 80. Increase i-@I.-
ines.ssn C-ntrsi-c,o,, 'ssso.oes in,r-as,
fsl.1lt. nd after tt1es 1888 me-''' '''' {.
Cleveland. cinernsa cihcAsg 81 L0g.s-
f.-f a. Gi6 fg5 lnrea~ q 0l3..fi net sNer
f.1a. fI.f-T.ss4. irarsase isoi.4ls
a., 10, .r.r ,sIs, ,aiiso. iacssss ns.tl,
Nrr YORK. ch'rsfo - I(siis.efass 10.
I., incfesas 5000. net after tfIc. it'sszo.
r'',.l.'rg1 a Ials E1s- oroas tls,i.s0. IN
-,ss,. Jsss.lss. nj af1r Au. bsos's' Increase
AZ mo 4 western ro.s 1885,, ga increase
sfiesIf. nsi sfer tafss ts3.ass incfsne W.
i,.as A Otto Csnuai-Gr-, ttsiii. incr.sss
fIis 90 ~ a'sr iarss iso.g'o. inereasf bA,iI
sea Iort cenlrsis bia- OF ,hn's 80
sff ga increase fs.l94g7s net G'ef tara ~ d.
J.-r....ss1s nai rsss- Gross iif,ozs, go, IN
efessa ~ 1fi ois. re sftsf isr-s islSs,s]4' in-
t.l,.dsstls company -0re.s - sss 2,f. iner-sss
81 10 sis ~ s'sT isr1 ;'s4sse. ina-'ss 1890
gi,.iar,n cioeinrsr. Ch,sso. 81 Lou, :
CO. is.e74t .,. ia.'',,..ss7 x. ''''''' ~ |
~. .d-.,tl, ra.. .aafa Washinror,--Or1ss
W. lis i0efsss, siozio4 ~ aisf "i' ''0''
J,,d,i,s a.. q 80 I77. iseres.- tzH6ls net
sfiAr fsIss fl75.4af. incyssss III, .,,...s.
f<rs flfsnd -lf0fs 800 ssf. inrs.s ilftN.
80 sN<f Arc ia fsf incrcss1 go hN 49,
Ee< Yefs. fLis1siDiAs q NodoiL-"ie'' Vs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-01
RUSSIA BUYS MOTOR CARS
Importing Firm Has on Its Books
S3.QOO.00o in Private Orders.

The extent OF the foreign demand
for Americsn-made motor. cars. ire
spective Of government buying OF
trucks for war purposes. WAS made
public Yesterday by the announcement
that the importing house Of Castor,
Williams & Wigmore. Inc. has on It,
books orders for $4,000 in touring
cars and commercial vehicles from
dealers and merchants in Russia. None
Of this business is with the Russian
government.
Shipments 10 France are running ~
the rate Of more than one hundred cars
a month. Italy. Spain, Portugal and
other countries are also ORDERING heav-
liz for commercial purposes. Castor,
Williams & Wgmore have exclusive
agencies abroad for the leading Ameri-
can cars. Branches have been ests
lshed in Cuba. Mexico. South Africa,
China and Japan and new offices will
be opened in the principal cities OF
Central and South America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-01
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.


1000 Ind Brew let g 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-01
GOVERNMENT BONDS.


2f7. i.c-ase ss5.lo7; net amer tsI-. s75495. In
creasc St24f3
West jersey seashore-Cross tis72t3 increase
St4.sj0. M, after t4Kes s. 642 increase So ses
Granl RAPIDS ini.ane-Gross S43l. ss5. in-
crease Sa5.sji. net AR tGIes ti7 Sol, increase
i-...t2
Cumberland yslley-Cross .2as fel Increase tei.-
70, net after taIes Slsj.es3. Increase So $50
Philadelphia a Camden lrrrf-Ornss ;ib.ss6 lu-
crease S44s5 net alter taxes f25l53. increSs. s..
Nlrg'lisn Eailvsy-Cross :747 .03s increase tSo7.-
A.. 80 .f'ef axes $50 43s Increase SELLS.
Euf40 4 rl.Qlela.la Gross Slta lO. Increase
g.. $40. net aNc' t@Ics $40 500 Increase $500
Naf..4-.d Delaware q Nlfgiuis-Gross Sf-.Ise
Ie'H-a,e SlfY-i let af.ef t4Ies fIedclD to4s, de-
Hauimorc Che.speake Ausn,c-Gross Sc
81 ~, rease o.. ne eiter tsaes idcllu. So
Total Perns5lVsnia system. lines Tast-Grcss
3-llss.06S increase 552-l,5e5. net after taxes 81
o.. So. increase s2.71j go
Total penus,lvauia system. lines West--Gross
$40 40s. 6Sz increase s. ets7ts net after taxes S.
81 0O5. increase S.2-Q1s1.
Total Pennsylvania system Nn.s East ard West
Gross t3l .fss $50. increase s. $50 SOL net after
taJes t5.sHe1s. ingeass 81. ss5 os7
Canadian Norterl-Iross s. 0ss. 200 increase
Colorado 4 sOutle-n Huos-tirces s. .d.5,sN. IN
SIG ss5 net AFTER tAIts .fo5.Oes. Increase
slTa.l
Cincinnati New orleans TeIss p,rfo-Grnss
ig43 800 increase f2ls.ss2 De, amer tsIes i2It.-
500 increase si0lSi0
Als hamt Great S0lfhe-1-+Gross N21. 1872 Increase
81 1s5. net sf-f tara Sle7.7es. increese 80 lTa
Northern Iac1c--GrO-s "a s0s,5l Increase isss.-
asa net after tAIes s. 5oj.f79 INCREASE ili3.oUi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-01
SOME CAUTION SEEN
IN TEXTILE MARKETS.
Efforts to Check an Over. Rapid
Advance in Prices.

Sustained activity in trade, with
every confidence in further expansion,
is reported by the commercial agencies.
A. the same time there is noted some
caution against oveTcxrension. which is
working against the rapid rise in textile
markets as well as ~ steel. Last
month is called the best March that
general business in this country has
ever seen.
"Dun's Review" says: at is resssur-
ing. at a time Of unprecedented bust
ness activity, that conservatism IL in
creasing rather than diminishing. Con-
fdence is widespread in the contin-
uance Of woodworking achievements
in production and distribution, but
there is now a more general DISPOSE
tion 70 avoid speculative excuses and
20 guard against over-eXtension. This
is manifested in the efforts TO check
the rapid rise Of prices in the steel in
dustry. as well as in the textile mar
kets and other leading lines.
Commercial failures this week in
he United states are 3Sl. against $50
last week. 327 the preceding week and
472 the corresponding week last year.
OF these. lag were IN the East, III
South. "A West and Al in the Pacific
States. and 126 reported liabilities Of
$4,000 or more, against 1872 last week"
"Bradstreet's" has the following:
After eight months OF steady expsn-
sion trade still continues on the up
grade, and its chief Characteristic IS
sustained activity. More seasonable
weather has come TO stimulate retail
distribution; the old plant Of lack o.
materials, a. well az OF ear shortages,
is as loud ss ever. and prices keep on
rising. practically every report speak
ing Of chs. feature az a factor that fails
TO % courage business.
Present demand for raiment OF al
kinds is excellent. while that for fall
shipment is Of large proportions. The
third month Of the year WAS no doubt
the best March on record"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-01

/of oil that March Was month o.
<s,lts,lon and waiting on the pArt or
~, speculative element in Wall street
wing 70 the general uncertainties Of
Hs internstionai situation, both as re
s.fcs Germany and Mexico. the total
OF business done iu stocks and bonds
en The Stock Exchange made ratner
.npfessige showing compared with
former ysars. EtDek sales for the month
amounted " i5OJs57s shares, against
,,.1se.1s7 IN February and 7S4F,SSO In
March, 1918, the largest volume Of bust
hs,s for March since 1903. There wss
tliOo&lO share day around The middle
y ne month. when J.. Vas thought Tor
: nns that the market vas beginning
~ sprnz rise. II would be interesNng
70 know bow much u The totai deal.
nrs IN stocks arose from professional
spsrstons. Bond deslinRf. aggregatinR
turnover ~ tsi .sI9 300, were the isig'
eat for March since 1912.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-01

Bond men report good investment
demand for the Anglo-French bonds
irrespective Of that coming from cor
porai.ons which have large cash sur
puses 20 invest in such issues. The
hgh weld offered br the bonds al
their present price and the growing
conviction that they Will rise rapidly
with the ending Of the war is making
them Increasingly attractive to invest
c.s ,ccortinc 20 bond houses. Yes
fr~ieF the SIS were strong again and
vcr, active. selling I'D 20 95.4. within
= .. The nigh price Of the year.
Among the transactions was a block OF
SOL 600 Of the bonds 4 s55s and $780,
600 az s5e- A. the present price they
show an apprec .ation Of about %.
points from the low a. few weeks
Erl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-01

Money, while showing perhaps q
thtce more frmness, IS still so plenti-
ful," say Spencer Trask & Co. IN their
monthly circular, Gas 20 make 10 hard
IN many cases for financial institutions
70 earn the profits 20 which they have
been accustomed. Under these condi-
tons bonds have had little difficulty iu
holding Up. and although the marsct
has not been ovcTactiye, It has never
theless been able % absorb without
trouble tie offerings produced through
foreign liquidation. even where these
have been Of considerable size. j. adj
o.t!on the markets have been called
upon during the month 20 absorb near
y sI5O, 100000 OF new securities. The
. per cent loan o. 100000 by the
Dominion o. Canada proved the most
signal success Of all. From the success
Of this loan and % the other important
issues brought out in March, 1t IL quite
.pparent that there Is a large accumu-
Rhon - Investment money ready %
be tapped whenever on issue o. merit
Il u red
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-01

az 27ia a 2sc for nearby delivery and ara
: l.c FOR June and later. On the New York
Metal Exchange tin vas steady, with spot IN
London tin closed az sle9 Tor standard spot
and at sleS IS for futures. with sales Of so
tons spot and 20 tons futures. Copper IN
London closed az slS5 nominal for elect
rolytic spot and at sll6 for standard spot
and az iil3 for futures. with sales Of l25
tons spot. Lead. steady; New York spo;
Use and East ST. Louis 7.75c. The American
Smelling & REFINING Company quotes lead
az 7.5oc for New York delivery and 7.tei.c
East st. Louis. Speiter steady. New York
spot nominal and last St Louis spot ls.0oc
asked In London lead closed at :54 lis %
for spot and at s35 Is Cd for futures.
Spelter spot fe6 ard futures fs3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-01
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.


The coffee market was very inactive, totsl
sales for the day amounting 20 only I,bOO
bags. In the absence Of demand the rnarset
showed a heavy tone from the start. and
when few selling orders appeared toward
The close values eased OF sharply and closed
al the bottom. with net losses OF sGl 10
points
Cost and freight offers from Brazil were
steady and about UNCHANGED. with Santos a.
quoted az IO.S5n l0.55c London credits, and
there was no material change IN underlying
conditions. According 10 mail advices from
Havre. the French government and ~ allie
will prohibit imports OF al nerchandi'e De
tween NAV I and September I with the eX-
ception Of that needed FOR the national de-
fence.
The spot market was quiet yesterday, a.
though Il was said that sales by importer
20 iobbers so far this week would probably
amount 20 about IS 900 bags. Prices were
unchanged AZ Csc for Rio IS and lol.e for
Santos Is. Range OF prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-01
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

A gain Of about si,4oO,o 900 by the
banks Is indicated b. the reported
movements Of currency this week. The
banks gained from the interior s4,l69,-
900, shipments including sl,35s.000 na-
tional bank notes sent 20 Washington
for redemption. There was a loss OF
g., 754, 900 on Sub-Ireasury operations
The Whittaker-Glessner Steel Com
pany, OF Wheeling. ". Va, has sold 70
Lee, Y gginson & Co. new issue o.
100000 first and refunding mortgage
per cent twenty-hve-yesr sinking
fund bonds.
The sl.600,O0O first mortgage 8 per
cent bonds Of the Grace Steamship
Company, il was announced yesterday,
have all been sold.
Copper exports from Atlantic ports
for the week ended March 30 totalled
1l,058 tons, against ] ,49l tons insthe
preceding week, and since March "a
O06 tons were shipped.
The Hupp Motor Car Corporation re-
ports net profits for February OF so5,-
0e6, compared with sl0,677 in that
month a year ago. Profits in February
increased over those Of January by
$780,
A membership on the New York
Produce Exchange has been sold for
fl,l50.
Owing 20 the death Of Robertson
Rodgers. the firm of K. Rodgers Co.
was dissolved yesterday.
T. II. Smith & Co., members OF the
Stock Exchange. announce that W. Ii.
Underhill has been admitted TO part
nership.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-01
Fiscal Agent for China Here.

One effect Of the increasing friendly
relations between the
United Stc.es and China arising from
the war was made public yesterday in
the encouragement by DR.. b. X. Wei
lington. Chinese Minister az Washing
ton. that his government has appointed
the banking firm OF Lee, Higginson &
Co. as its fiscal agent TO place bond
issues in this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-01
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Better Crop Conditions
and Heavy Cables Send
Wheat Down.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
WHEAT

New York. March o., 1915
The advance in the wheat market was
checked and, while at one time the values
were TO li.c above the final OF Thursday.
closing quotations were i4n&.c net lower.
The nature Of the crop news vas little
more hopeful although some Of the sdvice-
were Of distinctly Dullish character. The
Modern Miller" said that there is no posi-
bility Of duplicating the crops Of the past
two years. and. considering me acreage,
three-cuarters crop IL fair forecast on early
conditions. Scattered reports from different
sections suggested that some 81 the more
sensational advices were Congregations ava
the action Of the market suggested that the
recent advance mad discounted the unfsvoT-
able crop.
The cables showed hesvine-s and The
foreign markets have not responded TO our
advance. ss foreign operators are inclined
TO Re skepticAI regarding the extent OF the
crop damage and believe that stocks both
in the United States and Canada are large.
There was a better export demand, however.
and sale were reported OF about a million
bushels. principally Manitobas. 10 the British
government which. with sales made late on
Thursday. brought the total Up 70 about ! y
million.
In IN. cash market No durum was
quoted at sl.al No 2 hard. sl.2sl3 No
Northern Duluth. $i.36i3, and No 1 North
ern Manitoba, SLAB. all 0 New York.
CORN.
In the early part Of the session corn DIS
played a steady undertone and az one time
was about &c above the previous night
There was n good commission house demand,
which being supplemented by stesdiness IN
cash circles owing 20 sn absence Of pressure
from the farms. where field operations are
progressing, caused rather active covering
Of shorts. drop in wheat at midday
caused realizing and a setback from which
the market did not recover final prices be-
ing about unchanged from Thursdays close.
Gables were without feature. Steadiness pre-
vailed In local cash circles. with No yell
low quoted at s4s. III s5c. c New York.
OATS.
The buying Of oats lacked confidence all
day and the market ruled generally lower.
closing about sc under the previous night
Cash oats eased Of. closing as follows
Standard. 5oig T5liac; No white, s9i2u
50c No I white. .siaM4ec: fancy clipped
white. 52G53c: ordinary clipped white, 90
d50lsc; ell elevator.
RYE.
Market quiet No ? Western. fl.o2, I
New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-01
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The approximate smount ~ the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the above de
scribed property IS 20 be sold. IL Two thou
sand four hundred twenty and 62r0o dol
lars So 40 So, with interest thereon from
the goth day Of March. 1915. together with
costs and allowance amounting 10 Ons
hundred seventy eight and $500 dollars
flTs35D. with interest from March 10th.
1916. together with tho expenses Of ths
sale The Approximate amount OF the
taxes assessments and water rates, or
other Hens. which are n be allowed to the
purchaser out Of the purchase money. or
paid by the Referee, Is One hundred forty
nine and G0/l00 dollars C,its.60) and In
terest q,
Dated. New York March 22nd. 1916.
N LINN RRIfCE Psferee