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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-21
SI,RROGAIES NOTICES.

SfiE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW
York. hy the Grace OF God FREE and IN.
dependent TO UNITED STATES TRUST
COMPANY. as Executor Of the WI q
4 TRoUBkINND. MAssoL a ANDRE
COLGATE. MAUD COLGATE HOLMES.
ANDRE OrryEr. ANNIE TiIoRBCRN
JOHNSON. CLIFFORD COLGATE MOORE,
and EDIrR d OUTHOoRN. the heirs and
neat Of kin VI and lesatees under the VIII
aud Ccdicils u SALLlE COLGATE. de-
ceased. Send Greeting
Whereas. ANNA NJ ADAMsoN. who re-
sides 1, ;he city OF New York. has lsteiy
applied 30 the Surrogates' Court OF our
County OF New York. 20 have two certain
instruments IN writing, relating 90 per.
sonal property, duly proved as Codicis 20
III. last will and testament Of Sallic COLI
gate. who was at the time 90 her death
resident 90 Nice. France. deceased.
Therefore. you and each OF YOU are citet
70 show cause before the Surrosstcs' Court
OF our County OF Now York. at the Han of
Records. in the County OF New York. on
IN. gard day o. May. one thousand nins
hundred and sixteen, - hsf-psst Ten
o'clock in Tho forenoon Of that day. Why
me sale Codicils 20 the said VIII and tes-
lament should not be admitted 20 probate
ss wills 81 personal property.
To- Testimony whereof. No nave eausea
the seal 81 the Surrocatss Court OF The
sad county az New York 10 bs
witness Honorable JOHN +.
CoHALAN. surrogate % our said county
~ \Nw York dt said county. the l5th DAY
o; April In the year 81 our Lord one thou
sand nine hundred and sixteen.
DANIEL J DONDNEr.
clerk ~ tho Surrosstes Court.
WILDER. EVEN & PATTERSON,
Attorneys for Petitioner. Once & Pest
Ofiee Address. IS Cedar street. New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-21
4 Dried-Jp Market.

Vn Wednesday. tho day OF the city
Ooha sale, around s75O.000 OF the new
SS'y tts changed hands on the Broad
oIeet curb between a range Of 1924
stho 1899, with every indication that
Ls msrke. for the new issue would
even larger yesterday. For some
Inthown reason. however. the market
-'&ppeared almost entirely, and dur
.h2 The whole two hours OF dealings
"a 'he curb only one lone bond was
.o.e' bringing price Of i03h. Brok-
IN the outside market were al 4
- 70 explain the sudden cessation
:. activity IN the new issue, although
sShs SAID there was still an element
- CANCER IN selling the bonds on a
"hsh lFsued" basis. inasmuch ss the
,noesis had not begun the distribu-
80 o. the issue on an active scale
80 zone time might elapse before the
S,hHs we're placed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-21
The French Loan,

.. Dgrng the prolonged discussion Of
- pfoposed French loan. 10 be placed
shs market. there has been much
Ivehee OF opinion as 20 whether the
.' would be French government
k'ytosipon or BE- arranged By private
TsrhR interests on the other side.
- point vas cleared up yesterday
,,N,. banker who has been party
we negotlati0ns gaid the French
s|sHntnt would handle the matter.
mat such securities a. are modified
+,,We goyefnmsnt % be employed a,
ss.'%ttral for The loan would be turned
sf 70 the Ncw York institutions
men arc 20 attend 70 this end Of the
..sbDtit.on. Ia other words, the loan
~ be worked out between the French
G','rnmsnt and the banks here, and
~ fenen private banking interests
81. nave no connection with the fota.
~, Inc understanding is that either
,.s"s~ York banks or sonc debentJre
'''sers'icn. Organized for the purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-21
New Englsnd's Problem.

The labor problem seems TO be con
fined TO no one part % the country.
Differences between labor and capital
over the question of wages continue
to crop out in all sections. Up in
prosperous New England the outstand-
ing feature Of the industrial problem
at present is the labor situation. Ac-
cording 10 the First National Bank. OF
Boston, there have been many demands
for increased wages and better working
rules, and but few OF these have been
resisted Many voluntary increases
have been and arc being made where
profits permit. Nevtrth eless. there is
"a general disposition on tho part Of
labor organizations 10 take advantage
OF present prosperity TO press vigor
ouslv their demands. the bank saws.
With high prices Of raw materials and
with supplies Of finished goods on
hand in better shape than for several
wears. there is distinct feeling on
the part Of employers in New England
that the limit of concessions is rapidly
being reached, and the situation is said
to be getting scutely troublesome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-21
SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS WILL RE RECEIVED RI
tho Board q Water supply. ~ its offices,
tveniy-second floor. Municipal Building.
Park Row. centre and Chambers Streets
Nee York cry. until ] \. NJ on Tuesday.
MAY = 1915. rOr Contract isi for furnish
INK aud installing Pilot connections. valves.
stu~ng boxes ana sppur'snances for CON
trolling riser valves In tho shafts OF tho
CITY Tunnel % the Csiskill Aqueduct' IN
New York cry.
~ the above place and time the BIDS
viii ~ publicly opened and read. Pam
phis,s containing Information for bidders
and contract drawings can b- obtained az
the above address. a. the Office OF the sec
Rotary. hy depositing tho sum OF ten dol
fsr. $50, boz cash or i's equivalent foe
..eh pamphlet For further particulars
apply 90 IN, Office - The Principal As
s'sfant Engineer - the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
CHARLES y CHADWICK,
JOHN .. CALVIN.
CONN., issioners Of tho Board ~ water
supply
GEORGE FEArhLHsTOXL ssxAIAxA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-21
THE WOOL MARKET.

Br Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Philadelphia. April 20.-There has
been practically no change in the local
WOO, market during the week. few
manufacturers have been obliged TO
come into the market for additional
supplies Of raw material. but most OF
them have ample stocks for current
needs and are manifesting little in
terest. Prices are being well main
tanned. Offerings of desirable woods
are not large and there Is no disposl-
ton shown 70 make sales az conces-
sions. Supplies Of feeces are small
and holders are asking 80 10 40 cents
for three-eighths and 80 10 80 cents
for quarters. according 20 quality. the
outside for Ohio woods
Quotations are:
Michigan and New YORK fesces- Fin. unvssh,l.
O.; 2sc, d.lalne. 29i3 3oi.c. one half blood 80
9jc. three -eighths. So. a sec. Ole quarter. $50
ins a6d2Sc. common and braid. 81 a ,c.
ohio aud Pennsylvania feece'-Del.lne Washed
3aa zoe. Xxx 1896. hne unnerchsnts'c. 80
"a. one hGf blood comDing. 3t1atc. three
eiglihs. 39d i0c one quarter. 2Nia o ,Ac. de4~lne
NV .shed. 3ta3ic. ene. 800 Gle. common and
csrp,, woos-Aleppo washed. 1895: Ansors.
zoe aic. Roshsrs cOlors - 20. 10 rhi's ~ q
sc China c0mbirs % a 30c; China No. / North
en- oillored 90 a pc. Monsoiisn. $50 Sc.
Dorskol ordinsry. .. a CSC. Donskoi superior. zoe
a.. Georgian fleece. ga -sc. Joris' secured.
81 sc: khorassan. ast clip. 5sdioc. hhorassan.
second clip .idtic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-21
CITY BONDS OFFERED
Bankers Ask 1887 for Long Issue.
Serials on Ascending Scale.

The syndicate headed b. Kuhn. Loeb
& Co., William A. Read & Co., ard
Kiddcr, Peabody < Co, which WAS
awarded practically all Of the $40
100000 New York City 81, per cent
bonds at the public salc Wednesday,
announced yesterday that the price 70
the public would be 103i., or on about
40 per cent basis.
Solomon Bros. & Hutzler. who were
the successful bidders for the greater
portion Of the Sl5,0oO.00O 15-ycar
serial bonds, announced that they had
sold all the 1917 and 1918 maturties
ard we're offering the remainder on the
following basis: 1919 70 Weld 3.75
per cent; 1920. $50 per cent; 1921,
$50 per cent. and 1922 to 1881, in
elusive, per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-21

METALS.

Copper rss firm. With eloctrolytic quoted
al %. 42ac for delivery beyond July and
nearby delivery nominal. On the New fork
in fvs-ton lots quoted a. 500 s2c. I'm London
tin closed ~ sies los for Standard spot and
~ fieS los for futures With sales Of 20 tons
spot and 20 tons futures. Copper m Lon
don closed nj fl3l for standard spot sl-f
for futures and $40 for clectrolytic spot.
with sale Of 100 tons SPOT. Lead easy New
YORK SPOT. 49, p n ~ = and Fest - LOUIS
spot soc Spclter easy New York nominal
and Fast - Louis Zee asked. The American
smelling and Refining Company quotes lead
At 1.5Oc for Now FORK delivery ana -
Fas, s, Iou... In London lead closed AT
lsi H., Cd for pot and ga - for futures
spcltcr spot. sos. and futures fa2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-21
HOLIDAY ON EXCHANGES
All Will Close To-day and Some To,
morrov--Banks STAY Open.

To-day being Good Friday the prin-
cipal exchanges OF tie city will close.
Those that will not be open for bust
ness arc tho New York Stock Exchange,
tho Cotton Exchange, the Coffee Tx
change. the Consolidated Stock In
change and the Produce Exchange.
With the exception Of the two Sc
curity exchanges the others will also
be closed tomorrow. In New Orleans
the Cotton Exchange will observe both
to-day and tomorrow as holiday.
The banks. however, will remain open
to-day. Good Friday rot being legal
holiday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-21
Railroad Earnings.

The following comparative raiIrosu
reports for February have been maze
public:
c,,-d Trunk Rsuvtr o. Csnsdi-Hro" feSs 'o''
go. 80. so. u,f ail2,t'0. inorets, ~ .o,p.
I,sra TANK M,e,ern--t,rczs flt2,5oo. lhIr's'
az soo. n,t seo.sso. increase SIS go ~, Al,
$500. c,.nd Haven Mhaauee-ts'oss top::ty.'
,,s,..,. m, 700; net after eIpnsn tdsncir fSeV
decrease "a 700
For March: ... ,,,.,,.
"a Iss ~ sf,Ir tara 1870 1872. deTesse tf'oss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-21

All Of the business in German ex-
ensnge IS being done bv wireless. Mail
fsni,tsnces are impossible, because OF
ne British naval blockade. Still, check
Marks are quoted in tnis market. and
oros.r vas asked Yesterday why this
vas: Well" said he. every little
VAL. some boob comes along with an
e'esr for Berlin sight drafts, and We
'.l them 70 him. IL ne doesn't know
enough 20 know that he cant get them
through. Why should We tell him." As
= matter Of fact. the check rate is
purely nominal. and is marked up and
Gown in accordance with fluctuations
N ne cable rate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-21

h. ,pp-ozimste amour, % n. lien o,

The approzinsfe amount - re len or
chsrEs - satisfy uhlch the above
dsscrlhed property II 70 hc sold. Is Thirty
ono thousand i've hundred aud twenty :
three and $500 f,5l.523 3D Dollsrs. With
Interest thereon from NE 18th day or
March 1915 together with the costs and
allowance amounting 10 Three hundred
thirty and fG-fDO Dollars. With interest
from March gath. 1915 together with the
experres 81 the sale The approximate
amount Of ia. taxes. assessments and
water rates. or other Hens. which are TO Be
allowed 20 the purchaser out % the pur-
chase MONEY, or paid by the Referee, II
six hundred sixty mine and s0-l0D Dollars
aud Interest 49,.
Dated. N.w York April sfh. 1918.
WILLIAM BONDT. RefereA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-21
SPECIAL LIVERPOOL CABLES.

Spot cotton quie. sales. 5000 bales spe-
culation and export 1000 American 5000.
Imports. $4,000. all American. Mid. upland.
7.S2d. Futures opened quiet. isMl point
higher. Closed quiet. li2M5 points higher.
May-June. 7.63d: July-Aug., 5.o0i! Oct
Nov. 7.isi,: Jsn-Feb. 1914: March-April.
7.8si,. Manchester. yarns steady: cloths
in more demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-21
NEW YORK PRICES.
CHICAGO PRICES.
FLOUR AND MEAL

4 holiday spirit prevailed in the -four mar
lei and trading was inactive. with prices
nominally unchanged. RYE FLOUR duh :
fair 10 good, 5,250 $40; choice to fancy.
t5l5mS56O cORNMEAL steady Kiln
dried s..l0. BAG MEAL steady fine white
ard yellow. si.s5: coarse. 1854. FEED
City steady: bran bulk. $2a. lOO-lb SACKS.
s24 heavy middling ado. $500; -four
midding. do sS2 red d53 -four. iI0-lb sacks.
$3.50: Western quiet. bran. l0o-lb SACKS.
s23: standard middiing DO. so -four mid
ding do s2q: red dos -four. l40-lb sacks.
$1,000. OIL MEAL. s32m $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-21

tn. approximate amount ~ the lisn o.
charge. ~ satisfy which The above a.
scribed properly IS 10 be sold. Is Ihirty
seven thousand six hundred s'yenty-thrs,
dollars ana sixty-elght cents f37.si3stl.
with interest thereon from April b. 1915.
together with the costs and allowance
amount % tho tsK-s ass ,ssnsnis anI
lars and eighty four cents 1886 So. Win
interest from April 10. 1915. together win
the expenses OF the sale. The approximate
amount Of the taxes sssessmenis ard
water rates Or other ii-rs which are 10 IA
allowed 70 the purchaser out Of the pur-
chase money. Or paid by the Rsferes. 70
one thousand siN hundred and nfiy dshA'
dated Nev York. April 10 1915
WILLIAM n. WILLcON
Refer..
SUPREME COURT COUNTY or NEw
York Mar =. Prior piainuN. against
Sarah T. GrOwell. o. a.. dsfendanfs
In pursuance - Judgment or forscio'-
IRE and sale duly made and entered "a
the sbofc-eutlfIed action and bearing dsfr
the ostn day o. March. 1915. J. the UNDER
signed. ne referee IN said Judgment
named. viii sell a. public auction. - ihe
ENthange Sal'sr0om 40 lf-ls Nesef
street in the Borough ~ Manhattan. cry
81 New York. on thr 9Th d. OF Apr.
1915 a, !. o.ciock noon on that day bv
JOSEPH p. DAY. hucfioneer. the prem
ises directed bv sad judgment 20 d" SOLD,
and therein described - follows.
ALL that certain lo'. piece or parcel ~
land. situate. y.us AMI seirE in the bor-
ouch OF Manhattan. flfy ~ N'W YORK,
bounded and described - 70 lows
BEGGNNING a. point on Tho sou,h.rly
eide Of West 18th street. distant 20 fee,
essterly from tho corner formed by ths
Intersection - The sad southery side ~
18th street With the essterly side ~ CO.
'dmbus Avenue. running thence sOu'her-
IS parallel with tine ess'erly side ~ CO.
iumbIs Avenue and for q part ~ the dis
lance through party wall lp2 feet,
inches 20 the GENRE line ~ The block.
thence essteriv. a'on the said centre
line % the block. % feef. thence north
eriv again parallel nlfh tho casterly sids
Of columbus Avenue and FOR part ~
the distance through another party wal.
fO2 feet 2 inches 70 The southerly Side 81
18Th street. and thence westerly. along
tie SAID sODtherly side ~ 18th Street. 20
fee, 70 tho point or place 81 beginning
Said premises being now known By :hs
street so g. 1est 18Th street
Dated. New York April 9Th. 1916.
WILLIAM BONDY. Referee.
GEORGE r. 4 ERNEST Q. BROWER.
Atforners for Plaintiff, - Cour.
street Brooklyn. =. Y
The following Is q diagram 81 tbs prop
.rty 20 be sold. rs street Number Is -
west 18th street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-21
SUGAR FUTURES.

Stimulated b. strong raw and rehned
sugar market and hy the fact that Wash
inzton dispatch stated that the existing duty
on sugar would h continued indesni'ely.
,,.d,ng in sugar futures was firm through
on, the day, with prices reaching new high
,,cords The market was freely supported
nv the trade and Wall Street. and IN the
,arIy afternoon was very active. The market
closed strong. net 3mli points higher. win
s,I,s for the day II $50 tons. Range of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-21

The market for cot;onssed oil was only
moderated active. total ssles amounting 20
n 200 barref. huf inc unicrtone was firm.
and p, tho close OF the dag Value show 81 net
gains OF eWls points Range Of prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-21
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
COFFEE.

The coffee market showed a stcadcr tone
Yesterday. with considerable covering for
over tho holidays. the market being closed
from last night until Monday morning. and
there Was also more or less buying of the near
months and selling Of the distant positions
on a theory that in the event Of any trouble
with Germany this country would require in
crossed resources and that u duty coffee
would be one Of the most logical and plausible
means Of raising funds.
The buying Of the near months and the
selling Of the distant positions resulted in a
widening OF the differences and final prices
were irregular ranging from points advance
10 points net decline Total sales for the
day we're - 900 bags.
Owing 20 the holiday In Santos and the
fact that most Of the Rio and Santos mar kets
will be closed on Friday and Saturday. there
wer. comparatively few offers received from
tn. cost and freight market
The spot market very inactive, but
prices we're nominslly unchanged with Rio
"a quoted at CSC and Santos Is at lo'.c
Range Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-21

The local msrl%t for spot cotton vas quiet
and 10 points higher. at l2l0c for middling
upland sales nil delivered on contract. 100
bales. .
Receipt. at ports and interior points. With
CON, nzrisons foiloW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-21

will bring out the issue. which may ne
made in instalments. with a total of
around 5000 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-21
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. April 20. 1916.
BEEyES,


Receipts. 100 head mainly for slaughter.
No trade in live cattle. Feeling easy.
Dressed beef slow city dressed native sides
liul4izc.
CALVES.
Receipts go head $50 on sale. Prime
v.sls about steady; others easier. Common
to prime calye. sold at f.50WSl per lvo
ID. culls. s6.75Ms1. City dressed vesls easy
at ls0i6i,c: country dressed lover ut llH
AL &c.
Receipt. s.ioo head; fye cars on sale.
sheep steady: lambs SLOW and lover. Com
mon 90 fair unshorn sheep (evesj sold At
ss.5OGs7.50 per 100 lbs. fes unshorn
ue,h.rs at 50. good un.horn lambs. at
SID: good clipped. ;lo.25; medium spring
lambs. at $3.50 per head. Dressed mutton
ouie,. al llmi6c: outside figures for weth-
o. hog dressed lei7c: country dressed hot
house lambs. unchanged. at sj.5onS per
carcass. 1900
Receipt, 2, $50 head one car on sale. Mar
let steady. with reported sales az Se.soH
$3.50 per 100 lbs roughs. at s.5oM Sc.
Country dressed hogs steady. at lod lfc
rer H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-21
PROVISIONS.

The market for hog products was inactive.
but after showing slightly easier tone Early
prices rallied on covering. and a. the close
OF the day were steady 10 firm. Receipts
OF hogs AZ Chicago we're 1000, estimated;
for Friday; Kansas City received 900 and
Omaha Il 900. PORK steady mess. s24.50u
s25: family. s24Gs2s: short clear. sega
$3.50 BEEF steady: mess. sl1.50m SIS !;
family. sIens20: packet. sisNSi9: extra
India mess. s29m $50. DRESSED HOGS
easy: bscons. 1876. $50 ID. i3i,c: 100 10.
IS.sc: 40 IN. 1850; pigs. l3'sc. CUT
MEATS Picked bellies steady: 10 III. - "a
l5a,c: 10 10. i.N i5s.c; II III. lil,d - e.
picked hams steady. i5ieH Ice. TALLOW
quiet special. loi2c city, CSC country. 81,
qes,c. LARD firm: Middle West. l2.00m
l2.lOc city lard firm. IL sn l2c: refined lard
steady. Continent. l2.s5c; South America.
I5l0c. Brazil kegs. lIi0c. COMPOUND
quiet. lla,ml2c. STEARINE quiet: oleo.
lI6,c: city lard stearine. l2a,c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-21
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

The reported currency movements
this week indicate a loss in cash by
the banks of around 100000. There
was d gain from the interior OF s2,46o.-
600. shipments including s225,Ouo
transferred through the Sub-Treasury
to Cincinnati. s250,00o 70 San Francisco
and s1,2Os, 600 national bank notes
sent 10 Washington for redemption.
Sub-Treasury operations proper re
suited in 3 loss Of s3.5lG,000.
RAYMOND. Pynehon & Co., as syndi-
cat. managers Of the Offering Of United
Zinc Smelling Corporation stock. an
rounce that the issue has been over
subscribed.
Copper exports from Atlantic ports
for the week ended April 10 totslled
2.l57 tons. Shipments since April /
,otalled 1899. against 5,945 in the
corresponding period year ago.
Thomas ". Lamont, OF J. p. Morgan
& Co.. has left the city for q brief
pleasure trip 10 Asheville, y. I.
Tn. New York Stock Exchange mem
bership OF the late Francis +. ROBINS
has been purchased by Arklay Ming TOT
sci 900 and the seat OF the late John
T. Crsnch mas been purchased by wal
ter Roe.ler for the same amount, un-
changed from the previous sale.
Roger D. Mellick and Robert {. " in
mill have been elected 20 membership
on the New York Stock Exchange
An initial quarterly dividend Of 81 a
share has been declared by the Penn.
Marine and Ordnance Castings Com
many. and an extra dividend OF 20 cents
= share, payable May 10 holders OF
record April %. F.. +. Bennett, OF the
Stock Exchange firm Of Herrick Ben
nett. has been elected director OF the
company.
The Columbia Trust Company an
nounces that II will open speciai fof-
eign department.
Diroctor. OF the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad Company yesterday
elected +. J.. Smithers second wee
nr.sidcnt, with hesdqusrters In New
York. 10 succeed the late William D.
Dickinson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-21
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARkETS.
New York. April 20. 1916.
BUTTER.

Receipts. 9.sa3 packages. Creamery, extras
(a2 score. 8ji.c. higher scoring. $50 30 &c :
frsts. 3fl.H35c: seconds. 3Sisn $40 thirds.
Slm 33c. creamery. held. best. "4u % ~ b
f-sts sSnsgi.c. seconds. S2M82i &C; thirds.
sOtSlI,c. state dairy. finest. S5c GOOD to
prime. 3Sl.m84i2c; common TO fair: ga
SSc renovated, extras. s2'2c hrst.' So,fW
Sllc: lower grades. 2sN3Oc: imitation
creamery. frsts. 29ie 3Oi9c: ladies. current
make. frsts. 2si n Zsc seconds. Lsc love.
yradcs i,N2Ti,c: packing stock, current
make. fine. 2ii.c. No .. &c; lower grades
251 Z6f,c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-21
fII:ESI.

Receipts. 1.s55 boxes. state. whole MUS
held. Fat colorcl. specials. ls "a - = /.
white. specials lsi.c. colorsd. average
fancy. IeffInitc. white. average ihncS
Is6fI-f,c. current make. rats, spccial' >
49,. mI.c. average fancy. i6'sc he'd
cbcidars. specials. Isle. fresh, chctdsr',
good 10 fine, l7Wlil4c; held. paisie'.
specials. ls4Nlsi4c. held. twins. speels,is''
Isi, mI8t,c: frcsn. twins. good TO fine, 1924
mI5i.c: held. all Style undergrades' "a
l12,c. fresh. al styles. undersradc-, leu
I6lc. Wisconsin. whole milk. fancy, held
aims. isMIst,c cheddsrs. isl,n ls'2c .
Daisies. isnlsitc: Young Americas. new
l7faH112tc. state. skins. current MAKE
specials. l4i. "a loo: fresh. choice, iS'2G &c ;
fair TO good. l26il3i.c; lower grades. 5m Zoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-21
SURROGATES' NOTICE.

II PURSUANCE or Az ORDER or HoH
John p Cohsian, a Surrogate OF tho
County o, New York. Notice IL hereby
given 70 all persons having claims against
Jane II. Smith, late OF the County OF New
York. deceased. TO present the same with
vouchers thereof 20 the subscribers, at
their place OF transscting business. az the
office OF their attorneys Stitt n Phillips.
40. 1i3 Fulton street. Borough OF Man
haitian, In tho CITY OF New York, on or
before tho twenty eighth day OF August
nest.
Dated. New York. this 18th day Of Feb
rusry, 1915. -
TYLER BULL.
CHARLES A. SMITH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-21
EGGS.

Receipts. 3s.si3 cases. Fresh gathered
extras. doz, % "a 2ic; storage packed; hpsN
99i,6J,3c. regular packed. frsts. ga :
seconds. l9a, m2Oisc: dirtiel. No l. lsi,@
i9isc. No and poorer. lsm lsc: cheeks.
fair TO choice dry lsMlsisc; state Penn
and nearby, hennery whites. hne 10 fancy
24m2B,c: ordinary TO good. ga - .2c .
gathered whites. ordinary 10 fine. ga 80 .
We.tern and southern. gathered whites. 81 ?
lr23isc: state. Penn and nearby hennery
browns. 23n2sc: gathered brown and mixed
colors. 2lI.029c duck eggs state and near
By. Indian Runner. S7m3sc; Md and BAIT
selected. $3.50 SIC. Western and prime soutn-
ern. $50 3jc: common to FAR, southern =
nLAlc. gnn.e gigs. per doz. L9n goo.