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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-08

ord A compilation Of the foreign
trade department OF the National City
Bank shows that of the weeks exports
smokeless powder amounted 10 $780,
600, loaded projectiles nearly $1,000
600. empty shells over 81 1000 900. fuses
nearly 100000, cordite s1,50OOOO,
guncotton more than 100000, nitro
cellulose and other explosives more
than Sl,000,000. other materials in
tended for use on the battlefield or
preparation of material therefor in
cluded 100000 in rags for use in
manufacturing high explosives, s5,500,-
600 worth of brass. Sl.000,0O0 of barbed
and other wire. 100000 worth Of
gasolene and naphtha, S2,OOO,0OO Of
copper and Sl,50O,OOO Of Woodworking
machinery. The exports 20 Great Brit
ain alone aggregate S27,0000OO, against
S7,O00000 in the same week II last
year; 10 France, S13.000,000, against
S6,000000; 10 Russia. 100000,
against 100000 in 1915, and to Italy.
$3,35O.0o0 against s35O.OO0 in the cor
responding week OF 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-08
,,ofessionalS Sell Stocks
and Talk About Break
with Germany.
rpOp REPORT IS
WORST IN YEARS
,.other Sharp Break in French
rychange-Huge Exports
of Explosives.

Wall Street talked OF little else yes
.a.v but the status OF our relations
-. Germany. The decline in stock
~. vas at,ribue "a 20 the belief on
4. osrt Of the speculative element that
.,..k with Berlin was imminent, and
80. were rumors during the course
-, -. session that Count Won Bern
..,-s had already been handed his
.,,.ports and would leave the country
4, Monday az the latest. While such
~-ors received lttle credence in con
,,,v,,ive quarters, 70 Was quite appar-
:, from the discussion heard in brok-
..,,s houses chat such development
-. considered as likely, and some
..,5,rs protested TO see in the break
!. ,riees a discounting Of diplomatic
- On the other hand. much OF the
live bore all the earmarks OF an
.s.,t on the part of the professionals
:, ,ske profits and even up before the
.--iav recess.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-08
COTTON EASY;
ADVANCE LOST
Renewed Nervousness Over In
ternatiOnal Affairs Knocks
Or Thursday Gains.

The cotton market was easier yester-
day. with prices jls. about losing
Thursdays advance. and closing easy
at net decline of 90 90 T. points. The
further rains reported in The South
were considered % favorable feature
from now crop standpoint. while pri-
vate wires from New Orleans said there
was some hedge selling iu new crop de-
HFerlcs there. Sentiment here was IN
settled by the easier stock market and
renewed ncrrOusnc.- over international
affairs Closing prices were the lowest
of the day.
Scattered Offering were pretty vel.
absorbed during the early trading Liv-
crpool was q seller OF late months here.
There was continued covering and prob
ably some scattered buying based on
the iirmness Of the previous day. and
after showing net loss OF about 4 90 Is
points right after the call prices rail-
lied 90 within a point or two Of Thurs
day. closing figures. Demand failed 90
broaden, and the market weakened dur
ing the afternoon under scattering
liquidation and renewal of local
pressure.
Private cables reported a small mar
ket IN Liverpool and said the decline
was IN sympathy with weakness in
Egyptian Notwithstanding the Eng
Ish selling Of late months here. which
would suggest little confidence In the
permanance Of easier freight rates.
there was further talk o. an improve
ment in the ocean carrying trade. The
rate on cotton from New York 20 Liver
pool was quoted no 50 q hundred. or 81
under the rate prevailing during the
middle Of March.
Easier freights have promoted cxpec-
tations Of Increased exports, and the
ciearances yesterday were the largest
for some time, amounting 70 1862
bales. Exports for the week footed
Up l22453 bales. against 124.i3s last
year making 4,ll2@g9 so far this sea-
son, against 6.735.3sO last year. Spin
ners' takings for the week were 2l5.-
056 bales. against 3e4.223 last year. and
the worlds visible supply OF American
cotton at the close o. business last
night was 3.e56327 bales, against
j.505.S03 last year
Southern spot markets as officially
reported were unchanged to T. points
higher. with comparatively small vol
ume OF business.
The weekly movement figures Of the
New York Cotton Exchange follow:
Port receipts lO5,S06 bales, against
1861 last year. overland 90 mills and
Canada 1926. against 1907. last year;
Southern mill takings estimated 10000.
against 10000 last year; loss of stocks
At interior towns 20.6s1, against 45.919
last year, brought into sight for the
week 1881. against 24i759 last year.
Total crop movement: Port receipts
6,172,356, against 9.5l0.3OJ last year.
overland % mills and Canaca 3J9.911.
against 946.7G9 last year; Southern
mill takings 3155.0O0, against 2,467,-
SS7 last year; stock at interior towns
IN excess OF August ! 5l7.i1g. against
715.451 last year; brought into sight
thus far for season l0.S04. 8i2. against
l3.G40416 last year
Range o. prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-08
BIGGEST COPPER
ORDER PLACED
Britain Buys Between 2OO,-
100000 and 300,0OO.OOO
Pounds Here.

The biggest copper order ever placed
IN this country, authorities in the trade
said, had been arranged for yesterday
IN the exercising by the British govern
ment of its option on between 200 600
Coo and 30OOOOo,OOO pounds Of the
metal with the United Metals Selling
Company, the American Smelling and
Refining Company and the Calumet and
Hecla Refining Company.
The price was understood 10 be
about p cents a pound. making the
fetal value Of the contract close 20
$4,000 900. SO far as could be learned.
deliveries will be made monthly
through 10 the end OF 1916. l. is un-
derstood the copper will be supplied by
the Anaconda and affiliated companies.
the Calumet and Hecla. the Kennecott,
Braden, Chile, Utah, Nevada Consoli-
dated, Ray Consolidated Chino and
the other companies which sell through
the American Smelling and Refining
Company.
Opinion in the trade was that the
sale of so much copper that is in
VOWED IN the contract with Great Brit
ain would be followed by another ad-
vance in prices. Forward copper" was
quoted yesterday at 27ia cents. Other
large foreign orders are said 20 be
pending in the American market. and
are likely to be placed soon. Domestic
consumers are also placing large con
tracts with the sellers. and some indi-
vidual foreign business has beeu done,
involving a large total in the agsre-
gate.
This is the second record breaking
contract obtained by American pro-
ducers from the British government
within the last six months Last De-
cCmber approximately 135.0O0,000
pounds Of the metal was sold for 1916
delivery. The bulk Of this order went
to the Anaconda properties, while the
remainder was obtained By the Gug-
genheims, the Tennessee Copper Com
pany and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-08
UNITED STORAGE & VAN COM
PANY. INC.

Main ore. ei6' PARK ANkN 3 Ae'r lt.H 81
Wsfrlol.rs -sei rAHk ANENi D.. Ncs. lli,l so
Braaele-. go C1lrIaa A.. -.a .V, B.. l,'d D.
Sew YORK April stn. 1910.
Miss Mary McGraham. hcury schneider.
NJ and Mrs Iamuersmlth. tlas g.. y, fer,
Mrs J. d. Cannon. ST. Gin=herg A. hono-
y.-ch Van. james Berry 4 Carpenter 90,
Mr. Welssmsn 4 honoFltch Van. Ars Meh-
INK. Afrs ArrIe Watkln. Felix j Matthews,
Mrs D. Pfeifer. You and each Of You are
hereby notified that tie time for tie pas
m@nt O. our len upon the property herein
after described having sNgirel. atter 1ls
ro.lc. thereof hsd been given you. ~ VII.
caus. SUCH property, 90 sir, HOUSEHOLDS
goods. personal effects. mer-hand.se, car
pes. etc. stored ly you or in Your name
tor IN which sou may have 81 INTEREST," IN
Th> Trlf-I Storage md Van company
Warehouses. 90 be sold a. public auction, 49,
cordlne 10 tic statute ln such case made
snd provided A. 1924 Park Avenue. corner
l1fh Street New York CITY. Borough -
Bronx. on Tuesday. April 2.th. 1916. a. -
= ST. ana Do fl- sale thereof l- nor CONE
p.eted on said date the same VII be- cone
fIr.ei e tie same place or each ami sFery
Tuesday thereafter. beginning a. $3.50 4 n
o. each DAY. and continuing Lntu al The
JNITED STORAGE AID VAN COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-08
PUBLIC NOTICES.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED sT
Or. Board - water supply, az - of.css'
to.enty-second floor Municipal Bghdins.
p.rx ROW. centre and chambers Stree. F.
s..r York CO. until "a A. 81. on Tue
JAS. April j.. 1915 Tor contract -, r.
flru. fhlng. delivering ana fe.tns Hi'
eiscfrIc travelling cranes from hFo % Pc
ton capacity. WIN equipment. DO chambers
- Asfolan. KonslcO and Hiil View ressr-
s1.r- The work - located N the ye
~ Olive. Ulster county and Town OF sL
Pleasant and cry u YonAefs. Wesiche''rr
~ he above place and time tb. D.c-
VIA be publicly opened ana 9. a. ran
urIefs 0rts4ning Information fof pidoef-.
.rd contract draH4ngs can - .te.h-l -
me above address. - tff once lNt
q. fary ~ fe posting fl- sum Nf ffn = 30
l.r. $50 ln cash ~ H, s4ulFalent Tor
'-ch rar.phIet For fsrther partcB.'rs
appiy 90 Dc Office q the Principal 49,
''''an' E c55hE.E = sTRArss President
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
joins r. CALVIN,
Conn 'ssloners u the Board q WAfr
GE0RGE FEATHERsToNE ssers,sry
SEALED BIDS WILL 81 RECEIVED ht
th- Board % WAFER rugp}. at ~ orc.
twenty -ee.out floor, AlrlrIfft h-l.l''.-'
Para Row. Centre ara ,h.mDers S..e
Nr.r YORK C.ty. urfA ID a ~. ~ Tuesday
Anil H. 1915. for Contract 49, fnr euf-
fading ulth bitlmIno4s nacalam a.
fffifel tfilk blocks about in'ie'
highways 90 The kensi.o re.erfoir .n W.
roesu 0f NJ Pleasant. West hester county.
Aew YORK The grading for these h'sh
says has been largely done under oihf'
At ffo above place am time M BIDS vi
be rutlipIy opened anl read. Famphir'.
'..,.. Ir.rr Information Tor bidders an
contract drawings an D. ooiainsi - w
above address 40 ne once .t nc 800
..,' d.. s,ra.iflrs The Gum ~ ter dollars
,,f0I lr la.h or its equivalent ior each
,.rrnhI., Far further particulars Apply
:. an. oirre 81 the Principal Assistant In
,,Ir.er 40 fhe above attrte-
e' CHARLES ~rHAL -. President.
CHARLES :. CHADWICK,
join L CALVIN.
Commissioner ~ tna ioa.l * water
Supply
GIaeGg EEArHLfiSra.k AA-<sAAA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-08
Helena Light and Railway.
STORAGE NOTICES.
Columbus Storage Warehouse, Inc.

New York. April lst 1918.
To = q. Hart Mrs pesourry. Bertha
eriso'l John Brecn. Miss Marie Yluns
Leonard Fischer. William Smith Mrs. Mary
Ross. Mrs Archie Watkins. Frank Moore.
~ Scott. Mas sharpe. a. Parker. Addie
ErartN. Nrs MAYO. LDufis hll. Mrs Al
Nou. Mrs Reld.u. Mrs Ellen clifford Mrs
Thompson. Nr.Ne Thompson. Amelia Bu-
chansu. A. williams Madison r.. Rsiie}.
Mamie Harris. Mrs Nottingham. Maggie
Allen. Emily Jaecksl D. HauWann and
company and Mrs Adds Y Joseph. You
and each OF Nou are hereby notified thu
tae tlm. fpr the payment az onr Ten upon
che property hereinafter described having
expired alter due notice thereof had been
given lnu. we will cause such property, Go
wis., household goods, personal effects, car
pets. merchandise. store MIXTURES. pianos
cfr. stored iy son o. boo your name cor in
which sou may have an INTEREST,". In the
columbus Storage Naretouse. to Doe sold .
public auction according % the statute lh
such case mado and provided. 90 the ware
house. t--f4 Mest lttth So. New YORK CT,
0n SATURDAY.. April 2end 1916 a 10 80
A 3d.. and on NED\E DAY, Afkii. 26tb.
1915. al DO 30 A. 81, and N mo sale thereof
is NOT completed on said dates abe same
wiz De continued - tho Same place on 'dcN
and every "Wednesday thereafter heginuinE
a. 1880 A. ST.. aul couunliag unta all The
cOLuAiBl-s STORAGE WAREHOUSE. INC
HOMER H. GILIlES. President
INV FOLLOWING prisons AM HEREBY
storage $3.50 Ne sOt rH.UIr Al.uan, frdss.
April lfh 1916 af DO 20 4 " Ard II me SAFE
D. Icf completed rn sad date thc sale VII is
continued c.rh succeeding week unui sold. a.
GRANERCY WAiu.HOr ~ And STORAGE co.
Is6-Ils-If0 East --,h 81. s. ). Cv.
in default of payment ~ storage ctargcs tN 49,
over Otto scar ile. atDunlns u Laws governing
age are houses.
Creamery warehouse 4 storage to.
IS R0mneI.haehtI 'la 4 Thomas. A 1elmffe,
Af- HumrslrHiOr. ID Hahn. NJ. Of-cs John.
Robert O'Slaa A. j Porter e. Hes.er Joseph Aehlc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-08
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

A loss Of around 100000 By the
banks is indicated by the reported
movements of currency this week. The
banks gained from the interior 81
$4,000, shipments including 100000
transferred through the Sub-Treasury
TO San Francisco and $1.259000 ma
tionai bank notes sent % Washington
for redemption. Sub-Treasury opera
tons proper resulted in d loss Of So
$4,000.
Copper exports from Atlantic ports
for the week ended April totalled
1870 tons, against ll.056 tons iu the
week PRECEDING.
The S10697000 genersl consolidated
mortgage Az per cent bonds Of the
Leh.gh Valley Railroad Company, re-
Gently pychased by Drexel & Co., have
all been sold.
The Galena-Signal OH Company has
elected Lauren J. Drake vicc-presi dent
and director, % succeed T.. H. Baker,
resigned.
John T. Mill.ken has been elected 20
The directorate % the Missouri Pacific
Railway Company.
The New York Cotton Exchange has
elected John r. Maybank, Of Charles
ION, 5. C., 20 membership.
Ebert, Michaelis d Co. have ad-
mitted Adrian G.. Hanauer to partner
ship.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-08
roRECLOsURE SALES.

gIPREME COURT COUNTY or NEW
York West virginia Pulp Paper
Company. plsintin. against D. n NcSluf
I'm parsuanco 81 judgmen, ~ foreclo..
urs and naf. duly made and entered Do
me above entitled action and bearing date
the c0tn day ~ March, 1916. J. the unaef
signed che Kefere. ln SAD Iudguei
named. wIlI saI - public auction, ~ tif
Exchange Sal'sroom, Nos. lf-lb Ne-ff
Street. FOB the Borough ot Manhattan 'iif
Of NuW York. on the lit1 DAY ~ Apri
1915 al - o'clock noon on that Jay, p
James J.. Wells Company. aurti0nsfrs. fh'
premises directed ty sai1 juftm' m to To
Sold and therein described 90 follows
ALL that certain l0t piece or parcel o.
land. situate. lying and being il The Bor
0ufh 81 NIihaftan ~ ne 'lly y ~"
York. in - County and STATE ~ Ne"
York bounded and described 49, follows r.
sLGINNIAG 80 "a point 90 fhe north cry
side u West lsfth street distant sos
feet easterIy from the corncr formed b.
tho intersection - the rorthcrly side o.
issth street with the sasterly side - fort
Washington Avenue. ~ Dsta ulishFd by fhr
comm I.slOners appointed under 'hapter Ili
~ the Laws = 1891. running thence
rnrfheriy ahl on Inc drawn ~ rght
angles 10 the northeriy side OF 1921
street so.5s feet. thence running esster.y
and ON ,Ine drawn parallel WIN Inc
nOrfherly side ~ ltfth street = ftei
thence running souther'y and again on
DIM. drawn az right angles % the north
erly sife 81 10Th street S. % feet 1872
northeriy eide o, l6sfh street. and NM.
uesfrrl. along the norfhfrly side OF lpftN
Srrert - feet 90 The point or piac" - 10
ginning. said lots beng known - lots mum
bcred % snd SO on CERTAIN map Or pan
= ssle known - Map OF properly br
longing % the heirs ~ susan q. WARD
deceased. az Fort Washington, New lorh.
fH. de o. John q Van Horne. cry sur
yey0r.' bearing date ne lftl day - NO
tsmber 1895. and hlod 100 me orlco -
tho clerk - the supreme Court - Nsw
York county on November lttn. 1896 Do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-08

Receipt. fl60 head 4 ears on sale. sheep
stcal. With l-B offered. lamb eas.eE. ycu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-08

The local market for spot cotton was
steady and points lower az nc fo- middIing
upland. sales lNl bales.
Southern spot markets were teleEraphed
a. follows. Galveston steady, unchanged al
l2.20c. sales 41j bales. New Orleans
steady, unchanged 20 itssc; sales 1885
bales Mobile nominal unchanged at ll.7jc /;
sales uil. Savannah quiet. unchanged az
ll5sc; sales 2.l1l bales. Charleston steady,
unchanged at lI-sc. sales 200 bales. Viii
ningtou steady unchanged a. Di.e, sales
NIL Norfolk steady j. points higher 20
Hoe: sales l45 bales. Baltimore nominal.
unchanged at ll7sc. sales nil. Augusta
steady. points higher 90 lLljci sales
I0l1 bales. Memphis steady. unchanged a.
I2.O0c: sales 400 bales. -. Louis steady.
unchanged 1t lZc. sales i25 bales. Houston
steady, unchanged az 1890. sale z.3is
bales Little Rock quiet. u points higher al
I2.25c, sales nil.
Receipt, az ports and interior points TO
day and for the week. compared with the
totals Of last week and Of This week Last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-08

The approximate amount - The lien ~
CHARGE a. satisfy which fNe zb0Ye-l'
srrihed properly q a DO sold. is Two thou
sand four hundred twenty and 10 100 dol
lars iS-410 f-l. with Interest thereon froH.
tlr -.th 4sy ~ Mar Do. 1915. together We
costs and allowance amounting 90 On
hundred se.ruty-e and 35Il1o doli~r-
fSfrs8.I with Interest from March -Jtn
1916. together win the expenses " TO
ea.. Tle approximate amount ~ The
taree assessments and water rates. or
cther Iels. which are % 10 allowed 10 the
uu~rha..r our o, rho p1rof se money, o.
paid b. The Refsreo. Is one hundred forfy
- 80
Dated. New York March 22nd. 1915.
q LILY EEI-E Neferes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-08
Call Corn Products Wages High.

Commenting Yesterday on an adverse
report of the Committee on Industrial
Relations. which referred TO the recent
strike 40 the Argo. H.. plant OF the
Corn Products Refining Company, T.. T..
Bedford. pre- sidcnt. said % came as a
surprise. as wages had ben increased
only month previous. Mr.. Bedford
declared the minimum wage az Argo 10
be higher than that ~ any similar
milling industry BOO the vicinity Of Chi
cage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-08

special Liverpool cable Spot cotton quiet !.
sai.4 5000 bales speculation and export
900. American 5000 Imports 5000
American 5000. nid-uniand ie-d. Future
opened quiet. ! b. points higher. Closed
STEADY AZ q net advance OF ] =" . poinis.
v.v-fuue 1a-id: July-August. 7.f6d F.
7.5lizd; Janusry-Febrl-
AIRY. l2sisd. March-April. I'd. Man
chester. Yarns dull and irregular; cloths
offers too low.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-08

70 sis for standard SPOT ard q; Sis for
ltu-es WIKI sales o. - tons each. and eiec-
'rclytlc copper closed a. sl3f for spot. Lead
dull. New York spot - asked and East s.
Louis - askei. The American Smelling and
te1nirc Company quotes lead AZ sos for
New York delivery and az -.42i.c Fast $,
LOUIS. Ia London lead closed At i5S los for
POT and ~ s33 t5s for futu-cs. Spelter
firm. New York nominal ard East s. Louis
SPOT l,.l5 asked ia London speiter closed
a. sti tog spot and 20 - FOR futures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-08
ZOOS

Roccint- 22sil eases. Fresh gathered
extras. boz. 23 .W-ici REGULAR packed. extra
hr-ts. --t3c. storage packed. frst-. 22ai d
-2c. REGULAR packed. hr.t-. -iu2-i -. See
onis. I'D H20a,cs dirf.e. No ]. 10N 20 be ,
So and poorer. isl f 9i.c; check. fair
to good ty. l.lflgc; .tafe Penn and near
iy. heunery whites. fine 20 fancy, 2in 2cc .
ordinary % good. IS 2fi-c. gathered
white. ordinary 20 fine -lHZfi Western
and Southern. gathered whites. 13u2ic 4.
state. Penn and nearby. hennery browns. -
ff21c gathered brown and mixed co.ors. -
~ - &c duck eggs. state and nearby. Indian
Runner. 3s039c, other fancy. tIIi5tct
Na-l land and Baltimore. selected. 11t itc
Western and prime Southern. i5H2ic; come
mon to fair. Southern, goa Dc; goose eggs,
tI.r .UEf IUs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-08
MARKET .t-ad, No western. 40. -
NEW YORK PRICES.
FLOTR AND MEAL.

The -four market was again quiet. with
buyer encouraged in their holding policy Is
the reactionary tendency of wheat RYE
FLOUR Quiet; fair % good. 500 $3.50;
STEADY kiln dried. So BAG meals Steady
fine white and yellow. slsj. coane. Sl.64.
lEED-City firm bran, bulk. s23. 100 .b
sacks S24 heavy middlins-. do. $500; -four
middlings, do. AaZ. red dog flour. 40 I1
sacks. S33 Western firm bran. 100 DO sacks.
$3.50; standard rniddhngs. DO 500. -four
middings. dc. $3.50 red dog -four. $40 lb
sacks. S51 .5Ul SGD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-08

COTTONsFED OIL.

The market Tor cottonseed oh vas only
moderately active. total sales aggregatins
D Q. 600 barrels. and the uncertone was easy,
4. in final prices showing net Losses ot 500
points Outside interest iu the market has
"a IIeu OF materially recently and values were
sl.certihle ~ moderate selling. which Wa
ttou1ht % he b. Western refners. There b.
believed % he large outstanding long in
tsrcst and the technical pcs ition ot the mar
Lei . thought 10 be weak. Range OF price,
V H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-08
Hare Esple.iye shIpment..

~. ne record breaking exports o.
,,,,'t,,stt1yD from this port last week.
..,.s','A)D consisfed o. explosives con
go ~ nc Allied arfnies in Europe
-. 'thfr fighting zOnes. Va other
,ef' smngaifi0n shipment alone
g.sffe NDDD, 0O0 . dag foT thc week,
WY tstabi.shing Iew high rec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-08
SUGAR FUTURES.

tn. futures msrke; has been steady and
active to-day. After opening unchanged -
an advance Of points. with sales on the
call 400 tons, the market closed steady, nee
UNCHANGED 70 an advance ~ points. with
total sales 1850 tons. Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-08
Liberty Storage and Warehouse Co.,

a. IS AND ~ WEI tHh -ihfLi.
r.. ~ T. Iauigan and %. A. S-iiiL D =
o.tornor Mr.. Louis 81 Sergass. l. g.. ,.
t.frl.r Nrs Mary W Bennett Harry
KAT. Mrs Harry halz and LetnanN,
bosch ana WelnFart. Nrs ". 81 NAfff.e,
Harry Garyey. Frank Aofiitt. Mrs Alice
u krre9r. Mrs j. Thormar. r. t. Na.t-
ney. ~ = Erhs. v. T. Ernst, Estate =
d b. Keller and Nrs " p Babcock
Sir or Nrs. Robert H. Gr,urNe First
United Presbyterian hlrch. John E.lott
Trustee and fhe Arrow Construction Come
pany b. l. GuIhman. Ar-. Isabelle Dem
y-rs. Evelyn Whpp.e Nri. 3. X. Pop,
Afos LeyinsOn. Miss Neia J. Igcch4no
You and each q y0l ar hereby notified
mat the time FOR the payment ~ our len
upon the property hereinafter described
having expired. after due notice thereof
bad been given you, wr 1911. cause s.rn
property. 20 Wiz household goods and
rohsud'se. stored b. sou or in your
name BOO the var-loIre - the company, to
10 sold 40 public auction. according to The
statute n such cases made ans proti.fi. at
The auction rooms ~ IS. d. FLAllAl
son southeast corner 1871 street and
Inlyerslfy pace. Sew Norf cry. cone
mencins Tuesday. April istA. 1910. az DO 30
a. 81 and continuing ora every iufs1al
and "Wednesday thereafter. - fhr same
place 4nd hour. until all tAe setds have
urru sold $500.
LIBERTY STORAGE AID wAHEiOl
CgNFAHl. T.. ~ anu A. hess VAIN a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-08

not cleared common % fair sheep sold a.
S6.5ouS7.b0 per 100 10 unshorn lambs az
Slo5OuSll65: bunch Of clipped ~ $40.
Dressed mutton steady ~ llN l5c; dressed
lambs slow AZ 1874 l,c. country dressed hot
house lambs unchanged AZ $50 $50 per car
cas-.
HOGS
Receipts, $3.50 head IL cas- on saie :
market a fraction higher. with sales az $40
STOPS per 100 10 for liSht N heavy hogs
Country dressed hogs steady az 10 CO lie per 10.