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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-15
TEL. & TEL. SELLS
S50.000,000 NOTES
New Short Term Issue Taken by
Bankers Gross Earnings
Show Big Gain.

Now financing by the American Tclc-
phone and Telegraph Company was an
nounced yesterday in the sale 10 !. 7.
Morgan & Co. Of $50 900 600 two-ycar
~ per cent notes. some OF which are
direct obligations Of the parent con-
Germ and others Of subsidiary com
panics. Endorsed and guaranteed by tho
former.
10 WAS understood in banking circles
that practically the entire issue had
been retained by the Morgan firm and
iis associates as au iuvc tment and
would not bo offered go the public. In
circular 60 Stockholders Theodore
y. Vail, president Of the American
Telephone and Telegraph Company.
stated that gross earnings Of the Rel
telephone system Cor 1918 were about
S24O,000.0o0, as compared with 1926
912.l23 for the previous year, and that
tho surplus after interest charges and
dividends was substantially larger than
i'm either 1913 or 1874. The statement
added.
PLANT additions for the year we're
SSl 100000. somewhat lower thsn I'm
amy recent year. Net increase in sta
ltNNN WAS ABOUT NVNsNNN. ne tolei
number Of stations. including both
owned and connected, was 9,150,o00 on
December 81.
In 1916 we expect TO resume con
struction on about the same scale "a
experience had shown was advisable
before the outbreak Of the war. This
viii require about S25,00O,0O0 for the
associated companies. Arrangements
for this financing, ga well as for all
rcfnaucuc have been practically com
plotcd for 1916
"Tho number Of stockholders Of the
American Telephone and. Telegraph
Company on December 81. 1915, was
Co,5l2. and the amount Of capital stock
outstanding was S3S0477,IO0. an in
crease Of s35, 795 200 during the year, all
OF which was issued in exchange for
convertible bonds retired and cancelled.
OF the total capital stock % per cent
is held in Massachusetts and per
cent in other New England cities.
The amount Of American Telephone
and Telegraph subsidiary company
notes maturing this year is approx
mately $30O00.o00. Tho present salo OF
notes will. therefore. provide the COM
pany with approximately 100000, 900 Of
new two-ycar money"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-15
FETAL LINES BENEFIT
FROM COLD WEATHER
Wholesalers Unusually Busy on
Orders fer Future Delivery.

Tho commercial agencies ropor. that
cold weather has resulted 10 more
rlpid purchasing % winter goods rom
,.,ai Stores. Wholesale lines ind
rr.f sales heavy and an unusual
,oorr. Of business for future delivery.
Waves are good and collections I'M
@Duu's Reyicv" SAYS: ct is still
noteworthy tha. the volume OF bust
rass is overtaXng facilities in several
.,oportaut lines Though production IS
- Tho maximum and active capacity Is
lciuo cxteuded wherever possible III
not "a few instances demand eAceeos
.upplv. and inability 90 Obtain prompt
deliveries is causing more iiequeI
comrlaiut. The labor situation pom
~ respect TO actual controversies ana
difficulty n securing an adequate mum
Der Of skilled hands, continues some
what disturbing. ,.-..-,
Commercial failures IN the Onlted
states are 453. against 4Sl last ~eeS'
800 the preceding week and o9l me
CORRESPONDING week last year VI
tbcso t5S we're in the East. 1855 South,
1Of West and 81 in the Pacific states,
and 175 reported liabilities Of $4,000 or
more. against III last week
"Rrad,trccts" has the following;
Good business, plenty Of money, nigh
prices. activity in industry, improved
collections. increased wages, cold
weather, anticipations Of extraordinary
activity the coming spring and scarcity
Of numerous kinds Of materials feature
this weeks reports. Cold weather over
a vide area has hampered trade IN
some interior regions OF the south,
vest but IN the larger sense has acted
80 an additional tonic 10 final distribu-
ton. I'm consequence heavyweight
Goods have moved from the hands OF
retail dealers in full volume, and, ard
ed bv seasonal clearance sales. stocks
have been further reduced.
"Sales of drygoOds for future deliV
o,,, src norbaps the heaviest noted at
his season for three years back. and
fears Of deficient supplies from mills
ALREADY backward in making denver
les arc very general
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-15
Breton Joins Guaranty Trust.

Albcrt Breton, vice presldenl OF IHe
Canal Bank and Trust Company OF
View Orleans, has become ASSOCIATED,
with the Guaranty Trust company "n'
VIII be its special foreign represents
tive He began his banking career gu
lso1 With The Compton National d.
connie. Inn Paris. and represented that
institution NJ their foreign branches III
Io,dou Calcutta and Bombay, and also
i'm Japan. China and Brazil 90,
Tho Guaranty Club, composed OF 'oV
CfFcers and clerks of the Guaranty,
Trust, held its second annual informal
lance FOR members and guests on the
main banking floor last night More
than $50 couples were present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-15
MORE COTTON USED;
LARGE u. $. DEMAND
Nearly 100000 Bales Increase
Over December. 1914.

Washington. Jan. IT, Cotton used
during December amounted to 55i.12l
running bales. compared with lj0.S6o
in December. 1914, the census Bureau
TO day announced
Cotton consumed during the five
months ended December 81 amounted
TO 2,532 ,599 bsios. against 2.122.0is in
1914.
Cotton on hand December 81 in con
auming establishments WAS I 1857 .663
bales. against l3i3,2 200 on hand De.
ccmbcr 81, 1914, and In public storage
and at congresses b.l9l.iSs bale f
against 5.l37902 M 1911.
Cotton spindlcs active during DE
ccmbcr numbered 31124.0gj. against
3o,i3S.963 in December. 1914.
Imports amounted 20 $3.50 bales,
against 1928 iu December. 1914. and
for tho five months ended December 81
l23.5i0 bales. against l00.299 in 1914.
Exports during December were Dos
$40 bales. against 1,202.llO in Decem-
her. 1914 and for the five months end
cd December 81 they were 2.42l ,5Si
bales, against 2.607,16i In 1919.
Lintcrs not included in above figure
were: Consumed December. 18.Sb5
bales. against 25,2l7 ~ 1914; on hand
December 81 in consuming establish
mcnts. u .23l, against 1851 in 1919,
and iu public storage and 81 com
presses l4g,.O2 bales, against 1881 in
1914. Liuters consumed during the five
months ended December 81 amounted
to 857,s22 bales, against 1868 I'm
1914.
Lintcrs exported were II 500 bales,
against 3O,43l in 1914. and for the five
months 6l.S63 bales. against 44,495
balcs IN 1914.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-15

If. I1ng the four great railroads Of
49,, =. northwest Clark. Childs & Co. OBJ
~ ~ NAT Z .hey made no net gain IN
.eN six months of their current
"a "a. year thew would still be able 10
~. al The end % juno, because Of
IN. ga-ns ln the first six months, the
..o.ss!ng Percentages earned on their
AZ 3 Great Northern preferred,
.. ~, s. Paul go. Chicago & North
b ~ so9. and Northern Pacific,
r.T ln every case the earnings are
IA. , ,o excess Of what was recorded in
en-. 'si3 fiscal year "In the main
~ -I p ITEMS adds this firm, "North-
s IN Ilsclhc. which most needed liberal
.,s.g.lpliiianons. has plainly been most
',.,,,.... =, Paul. which has been ex-
IN i,' liberal for two years, has made
,s.b i.' .E'.hcant cut Great Northern
E5r,s 70 spend moro for maintenance.
80 no, important D."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-15

NFM WORK. pRICEs.

ta.set ',-ady: No Western. 'i.o7'l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-15
\ Book for Investors.

.l,g p....I;og his book Sound Invest
,o.r, ~ 90 LAY says he considered the
han ~. We" o. the investor rather
he r., 10y OF the dealer in investments.
t'itu,io.l2 OF all binds of investors, in
s.dereS a. wei as lnvlduals, are con
,ooE IN detail and tie result is a
The ~ useful as it is interesting
tor va s'''h' as described by the au-
sSssr, /, 70 gi'e, FIRST, general but nee
nsa.y. ",.aoIia2;tiou ol % how 20 invest
'E. ovg,ohd' broad and comprehen-
es, ~ 'eilpuous Of each important
,Yp., VI y. securities; third. to name the
pa1i.SVii securities best adaptcd 70 each
% sn,~s,. elass Of persons. and, fourth,
Ions z. 'Ie practical. everyday ques-
Desired ~ now and where 10 find the
segs, A., SIoil' how 90 select bond
q ,ecv ny now 70 ascertain the yields
The book is nuhl he'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-15

Madison Az. space 20 the Anglo-Ameri-
can Cotton Products Corporation; In
the Hartford Building the twelfth floor
10 the Julian Ollendorf Studios; Office
space In the Germania Building to
William Spark, ir.; az 220 Fourth AZ,
the sixth floor % the American Import
Company; at - Madison ay.. space %
Letson & Knott; IN conjunction with
Ewing. Bacon t. Henry. the thirteenth
floor 81 is5 Madison AZ. to the Bobbs-
Merrill Company, and IN Printing
Crafts Building large space 20 Bragdon,
Lord G. Nagle Company.
Frederick Fox E. CO. have leased the
ninth loft az 1874 % 40 West 26th s..
20 the Hamilton Garment Company; the
tenth loft at i27 20 1873 West 26th st.
20 Strauss e. Deren; the third and
eighth lofts At l0i 70 l05 West 9th 81.
20 Sachs Brothers and Meyer Levy, re
spcctiyely; the top loft az 8 West 9th
ST. 70 Clara f. Goldberg; large space a.
Is and II West 26th ~. 10 Hutner
Brothers; large space 40 90 7 west
Goth -. 20 Lippinco.t. Johnson & Co,
and large space no - West 3Gth S. 70
Isaac Adler.
Hell & stern have leased the first
loft IN - 20 - East Both 81. 70 j. & J..
Goldstoue & CO.
Spear & Go. have rented tho eighth
loft in 1872 and l3g West 22d 81. TO
Abraham Cohen; three floors in q and
% East 4th St. 20 tho B'rgwald Manu-
featuring Company and the Grand
Union Box Company; the sixth loft In I
West 18th 81. 10 J.. & j. Fisher, and
space in ~ 20 3j West 2ith 50. TO Abra-
ham Left
william y. Bloodgood & Co., Inc,
leased III Fast 54th 50. for ten year,
% Harry Turner. Mr. Huber recently
purchased. through Henry q. Gould, OF
the Bloodgood company, ~ East SD ~.
for his nccunancr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-15
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


Receipt TO-DAY. 1885 pLys. Creamery,
cNtrns. a2c higher .ror.ng 3lc hrsta. pa
a2r srconds ',rt2l ne. third4. g2t@n2tiac
creamery held. extras. 2Jh29i yc. higher
rcoring. 1OH3lc; Grs'g 21mL-iec: seconds
pa m2Giac. thirds 22ieU2tc state dairy
Gncst. 30rt3lc good To prime. 21M29c com.
mon 20 fair. 2lp26i.c. renovated. extras
2le H2ji.c: Grrts, 23m24c: lower grades
goa 22c imitation creamery. hrsts, 23m
% i9c ladlei. current mako. hrsts. 2li9422c
seconds. 20Mc: lower grades, Isl m 200
packing stocL. juno make. fine, 20i2M2lc,
current make fine. zoe No Q. l9ihc: lover
vrafsa f~EfIgg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-15

Receipts to-day. 2,9i9 boRes. state. w IN.
held. nats. specials. Ne average fancy. ~ =
&c. current make. fats. sDecials. i1M
% I1c average fancy. l6lIn lst,c: choddars.
held. special. isfi l5c: twins. ncid. specials.
ll"a ~ lsc daisios. held. specis4. isia "a
1879 ali stylc1. undcrgradcs. l44l &c Wis-
ronsin. M. fancy. duisics. lltulSl.c .
twins. l1tlWlsc. chediars. tt"t0 isc ;
Dung Americas. lsi.T isIsc: statc. Skins.
7pccials. d. IN l6c: current make. speciais.
lii4nijc fresh. choice. l5a,nl4Lic. fair to
go"d. l2Am &C, common. %. l2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-15
CENSUS REPORT
STEADIES COTTON
Undertone Firm, Despite lrreg-
ularity, on Bullish Figures of
Domestic Consumption.

The cotton market showed continued
lrregulHrity yesterday, but the under
tone was steadier on rumors OF an
easier freight situation IN the South
west and the bullish figures Of the
Census Bureau on domestic consump-
ton. March contracts sold at 1242c
early. or points net lower, but rallied
20 l250c. and the general list closed
steady. net point lower 20 @ points
higher
Tho census report ON supply and disc
tr.bu.ion showed a rccorj-brcaking do
mcsuc consumption for December,
amounting 10 G33.50s bales. Including
liutcrs. against 4-6lft bales Jon tho
same month last year FOR The first
five months OF the seq son me conaump.
ton in this country aggregated 'No',-
42I bale, and ehou Of the tcccmlr
rate be maintained the tOtal for the
twelve months would Doe boz the TO gin
bornood of 100000 baies.
These fgUres naturally irc-ca cd
confidence ID maximum estimates az
this coun'ry's requirements. par-cA-
larly o. tna drygcod ,raae continue
active and there ia sn increased DE-
msnd for hcavyweI ght mate ais stocks
of cotton are heavy e. ail points do nus
country. and the bu.ueh cons i"r tI'A
figures fai ed o. create any general .'
aggressive demand owing to me u-
certairties OF the export outiook and
"ri
rfrr.t..~ ..ft
-''l, a"' we ., l..r strraet,d 10
l, ann ',...,.3 ..,t A,.er.c.,. norris
the "'.- IoIl '.'"-.' '"re,t..
anu .I". t 3. <. .r,J~.l
OF from ~ -i 800 CO..
l"I.h.' ,".ly" ,,oo.t iran.
o. SO. mere va. go " ...''' -, o.'.
Ne" '.4ea'5 ,..'. .,. ..,...I,,r ~.
tons o. o" 'N5''- - s ro.cI.6 here
N"iF'- '""' a"' 80. +.~+
from me Al'elI'o.i 6''. ..'.- co,,ido,.
the bTill-n Botrl''..' .. ..,.+ro1 f,oioits
ivy ivy "a IL - ba,d local spot cot.o.
people SAG mere ..'' ..'.....,, dIt If
m.hl I'D 'N' .".4 .-st 81 -5
|eN Pr -'r taI Loc, ,ai5 for
a hHhuied poU.l .'', -. p.,t.-,
j tDrui2lF 'si'iAs 10 u'..1s IT,, t..;...
lFesc coh!..t,.IiG w. ~" 49, e.,
SITUATION pioo.sa9Iy atSnD.'',,., ,,.....,.'..
irregularity " fuctua' on'' ana soi'ia
business continued quie.. Liverpool
was lower than due, and the marker
here opened points lower 10 b poini
higher. 4 rally 20 about ttuI.aey $
closing hgurer was 'Iowed hr re.c-
tions, but the market i.rned mp "e's. n.
reaching the best point the iale
trading -....,.
New crop deliveries were felat,F S5'.
firm. Exports for the day were l4.o26
bales, and for the week amounted 10
1889 bales, a considerable improve
uent over last weeks figures, althousH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-15
TIE WOOL MARk Ell.

Philadelphia, Jan. IL There Is a
continued hard feeling in the local
WOOL market. and values are hardening
on medium woods, of which there, Is a
ecarcity. Demand fair, and a.
+tocks I'm manufacturers hands arc
mall there il prospect OF con =
siderable increase in business IN me
near future. The mills are all very
busy and consuming large quan.tites
.of WOOL The choicest medium heecees
are diAicult TO buy below 3 20 IN
cents and while buyers are reluctSn'
TO nav these figures. there Is no d =.
pos ton oh the part OF holdeta ~, 20
make anv concessions. Quotations are =
81. y1 aud rsa.-, wanna &C., ,,' IVA. .s' <.
"a la--. te'a.a. 4No -o'. fsf ho0' Z
......sI ,h,f. .-rr,.. one f9..'A 4.'.' - /.
..r hire. -I.ttrs t.t 1re arI. DI'.Iis'
..-.r... ALL .falI. ID t-. . t4
.s.ts .rl ohio re'e'- pe. aii'. 'a''.,
.- E\ ss181isc. iue unn.ei .l AZ s1.r -, 9
r.l.. IAN blood .oM1ins 90 - ~"
g.. OIL. f.lr'. sf.t .-'t ne al...t ,a'
..f. ~. -a-fe. ur0. f- .'i.
,-.,., -ro0.s sicpro na-.-t 81 = ~.
...flf.. Bl-. era HuiIl.. -'f -f.. .l.A -'.
- -U.. s...t So A.. Northern Hi.'i .i. - =
tt,.--.tr r.fr. n0H,f0' ordinary. 30 ~
n.-H .Irsl.-. 900 -. nso.Sh 'i-
gns. frr.- -.nuiel a. o.. ha i-lr '',0r
a.. k.r.f Hllc. $40 s.. hNnfs..e. l
.- e>.ftH-. hI0ra,-sr. second .il' "i'.'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-15
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

gain OFF ,rr!-I si- 'oo 900 " tie tana .s o..
...lel BIB ths ral Rel mosea. tl oi r!ne1 : Ms
r,.E T1e gan ,r0u DE Interior . 3!if'9 V.9
.-., 20 Wa.Iu.s So. TO- redemption ine,e Has im
-.--l4 fr.u I14Irn got Amounting ,o flf.t.lJl.
ILL. ss'r NJ. tN. ~r1.Trf1a40 operations proper
.r $ t.' 600.
Do A Clrt. rtr..ner was res.f0.lsT e',ctsi al I'd
..I1-tI vi-s president % Pie chatham sni P0e0lr
N4tiuul. hsfi
s,3,,tto.te-, n. TIE rai,,i r0ut company We,
t.rIas authorized a. increase 81 t.H company q
CAPITAL s.arl f-Hm = 600 300 t0 'l' 900
ropp,l export. from Atlantic ro-fs for me rses
e-laf f.r.arv n. tcf4IeI >.>0l tom. -' gmerfs
SIND. r. mar. amounted POP Howl tons
Nraf. SOLAR a. r...'4- ..- laf.es. tn. Cor.
... l,...... To- r..I...-, 4. ...., . fI fate .t
D n u. -lr 0'' i--.in- of ao l.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-15
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
Steel Merger Nearly Ready.

lanes A. Campbell, president Of the
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company,
i. exnectcd I'm this city to-day TO ATTEND
q conference Of interests identihed WIN
the proposed steel merger; to ineiuae
YOUNGSTOWN Sheet and Tube Gam lll o. a a
steel Company and the LscS ,sY. ,h'
steel Company 4 stateme .,Io,o Az ~ er.
consolidation has been eohpIeteu -
pi'arvo Steel shareholders have been OF
S 49, con = share for their holdings. IL
'r v thcy will have the option OF
tskinc cssb or stock in the merged com
many.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-15
w. U. Income Nearly Doubles.

Total revenues Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company for 1915 December
estimated were Sj2 1856 $50, an increase
OF S1Sq2.333 over the previous year.
Expenses. including ss.5l6,092 for main
tenance and depreciation and $32.2so'-
225 for operating expenses, consumed
S4O.SO2.8f7 of gross, leaving balance
of 81 .553. 969, an Increase OF S4.s45,332.
Ne. income for the year after interest
charges was Sl0.2lS3Sl compared with
e. ~ DO. IL 1NI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-15
Madison Avenue House Leased.

william Sloane FOR Artemus H. Holmes,
453 Madison az. one OF the group Of six
brownstone dwellings forming Csthe-
dral Court, covering the b ock front on
Madison a.. between 50th and Dist Sta.
opposite So. patrick's Cathedral Pease
4 Gilman leased 20 SIR Holmes q fur-
nished apartment in the Van Dyck, a.
72d 81. and Broadway, for the Norewood
Realty Holding Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-15
SUGAR FUTURES.

Futures opened quiet and irregular. with
Grst prices showing an advance OF points
20 a decline OF points With first sulea 100
tons. Trading continued Isht during Tie
d-y. with values in nii-afteru1ou about -f3
poiuts u.t HIGHER. a little general buying
and support from Cuban intere. O. a. the close
sent prices higher. and tho market closed
.tcaIv. au- points net higher. with sales
fYr trc aay $50 tons. Range of price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-15

Specisl Liverpool cables Spot cotton moo
and .Hport. 900: American. 900 Import.
900 all American. Midupiand. ,osd- ne
urcs opened easy. SO 20 points l'NeI.
Closed barely steady 3'- o. 81. COM ne
lower. JAu-F,b. 7.ss. Mar-Apr. $50. s."'
June. ia. July-Aug. sof ''l.'o
.s9l.. Manchcstcr. yarns qlict aud t.m
sin'h. ulii~f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-15
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Declines Under
Heavy Liquidation-Corn
Market IS Weak.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


Wheat 'hon ed q roactionary tendency aud.
after ono early advance ~ aSM &c. values dc
cnncd .If ,r under active liquidation. Re-
p.r.I rom abroad Wero of e bearish char
actor. b. being said that huvcrH there were
Inclined 10 limit purchase owing lo rumort
iaat %" government would take control eli
tho freight situation md ON account at iu-
creased of nj from both Australia and Ar
.outina. Australian 'bipmcnta for the week
were estimated at I.r10.0O0 boa. hci and DO
.pr- the reported laci Of tonnage. wheat
."cm1 io h~ moving ma larger volume from
the southern hcnrphere. There was re-
ncNed talk Of the removal uf the duty ou
wheat in Canada. o. being claimed that q
bill has been introduced In the Canadian
Parliament 90 that effect. ~ such measure
ould automatically remove the American
import duty on Canadian wheat. the caused
con .idcrnhls pressure. The export demand
uas not agcrc aivc. lut sales for the day
amounted to about 6U0.00u bushcla, and tow
ard the close thcre vas q partial recovery,
nuf FINAL quotations Wcro aif' zee lower.
ocean freight rate. to Europe were strong.
rifh aa upward tendency, and IL WIS said
that there wra very little room available
Receipts a. interior points we're again small.
but TINS was thought 10 he due more % tho
extreme weather than TO any scarcity OF
wheat To- the cash market No I durum
quoted at Sl.40i.; no } Northern Du-
lufh. Slf3i2 ,. and No I Northern Manitoba.
fl.t5. an D. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-15

The coffee market declined 70 Is points
az the outset. and during tie iir part Of the
day Was rather heavy under scattered liqn'-
dati9u prompted by evidences of an easier
tone in B-aZi. Ofcrinvs proved Stow, how
ever. and during the afternoon hgmer tone
developed on some fur.ncr buying for out
side account. and ~ the close Of he day
values were net unchanged % points higher.
Total sales 10Y the day were 1850 Days.
The cost and freight market was not mate
RALLY changed. and conditions were stlll some
what unsettled. but the undertoue Was ltte
easier. with Santos IS and IS quoted At pc f,
A. ~ else o. q20c. and Victoria IS and 0s
~ soc su London credits.
The sDof market was nomiraliy unchanged
IN the basis Of -c for Rio Us and 9'cc Tor
Santos 49, Range OF pricea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-15

ID az BOO asked aud East SO Louis 5.sii &c
asked. Speltcr was firm. with prices nominal.
The American Smelling and Refining Com
pany quoted lead NJ 59Oc for New York do
livery and 5S2hc Tor East - Louis. There
wore no cRhns rceeiveI frnm Lnndnn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-15

REAL ESTATE.


COTTAGES. RIrNGALOws AND WATER
rpCST Plots AT BRTGHrWATERf.
L I sEND FOR BOOKLET IS. + p.
1,,ftrPcON 60. WIsr 3frfl ST.. " Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-15

The local market FOR spot cotton was culi,
and unchanged at 1850 Tor mitdIing upland
sales nil. .. 90.
Rcceip,s a. ports and interior points >e
totai. OF last week and OF thia week ia-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-15
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

LIT YOUR RrNr PAY FOR YOUR HoNS.
r.sgl. 30 . We. I'd -. Dept q. 'Plons
Gsen Mad NQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-15
lRN

Corn was rc1r 40 day and closed 81
about thr loves. Io.n.. r"rrc.erf.u. lois
ef '.~1f-c from the previous uilht. Cash
ior,o. h.I corn for .alr loo considerable
volume. and hil~ receipt w..e nrht com.
cared with E.t year. sorl" increase De- eX.
ucctcl Argentina crop Move continued un-
certain. some reports noting improved
weather. while othrr1 complained that droUth
was stili iujurinG corn. Cash corn locally
was easier with the West. No . yellow
being quoted at SIC. prompt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-15

PEACH ORCHARD. HOUSE AsO ~. LOIS
rIifri lf D.. I.s... lN room house. garasa. lsfs'
.srr. suitable .r poultry .ll ,rl.t raising. b'z
-.Iae f0- fflre l..- PINE .t
NEAR hILtNriC OCEAN.
Te-.ey Coast. furnished mansion. 20 royus. "a
res -rufaus for private 10 boarding Rent 49, or
.acaarse GILBERT ELLIOTT. 100 Bf1adEv. ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-15
OATS

port interest and frmness IN cash circles.
the oats market showed the heaviress IN
other grain. and a. the close was esf5i3c
uet lower. Export salcs w-re estimated ~
100 600 bushels. Locally cash oats we're
firm. c.ot'ng %. follow: 500 white. JiM ri
5et.c: No ~iifc. 0TH5ileci fancy
CLIPPED white b.rt 0r-atc culinary clipped
v.Hc. 5I'. |f-.ifc. all elevator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-15
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