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New-York tribune., 1916-02-16
Labor and Imitation.

In New England, as elsewhere, tn IN
labor problem looms formidable. / ne
entering wedge Of imitation got lts
start months ago, when New Eng
lands munition manufacturers IN
creased wages. Flame on or!
prairie" spreads fast, but no re-
ssnrelv than wage increases in times
~ high commodity prices. The mum
ton workers got their increases; otheI
workmen demanded theirs, too. lhey
cot them. as was inevitable, in the ma
eHinery and metal trades and IN the
textile industry. New Bedford manu-
facturers are now confronted with
second demand, for 8 per cent more
But with labor fully employed III
physical sense, higher prices ior wsees
~ commodities seem 70 point only one
way~to that imitation which the far
sighted have striven so hard 20 pre-
vent
New-York tribune., 1916-02-16
FRESH FRUITS.

APPLES. Spitzenberg, bbl. S2q 80 Jona-
than. S2Msi. York Imperial, s2GsS.25; !;
Wealthy, S24S3: Winesap. s24s4.6O; stay
man Winesap, S2MS35O: Tallman Sweet. 81
ms325: Black Twig. $2G$3: Rome Beauty.
S2mSS75: Va. mixed. $2G $3.50; Greening.
S20s 1925: King. S2GS3.50; Northern SPY.
s2Hs.; Baldwin. $2N 1925. Hubbardson, 81
n 80; Black Ben and Gano, s2ms5 Ben
Davis. sl.75Is2.50: Delicious, Western, box.
Sl.75d $3.50: Spitzenberg. slq $3.50. Rome
Beauty Sl.30dS2: Newtown Pippin. sl.0Od
s225: Stayman Winessp. Sl.50u sl.g0;
Winesap. Sl.5OGS2.25 Ben Davis. Sl.254
Sl5O: Black Ben and Gano. sl.25aSl %
PEARS. Kieffer. bbl. sl.5OG $3.50 basket.
25Q90c: CRANBERRIES. Cape Cod. late
sorts. fine to fancy. bbl. s7d $3.50. common,
s2dS6 per n crate. sl.75Hs2.50; Jersey,
Howe, Dbl. s7Qs9 native. Sou sI.o0' com
mon, $4ds5. Howe. standard crate. s2@
81 so: ordinary sorts. sl.15n 50 Long Isl
and, late sorts, bbl. $50 $3.50: late sorts.
crate. s24S2.6O. STRAWBERRIES, Fla, re-
frigerator, chests. quart. l5q2sc; Fla, open
crates. quart. loG2lc; KUMQUATS, Fla.
quart. sdl2c. TANGERINES, Fla, strap,
SSHs5. Kings. Fla. strap. s2.l6q $40
ORANGES, Fla. box, Sl.5OQs3.Ij; Porto
Rico. sl.25as215; Cal. sl;I5@ $500 ;
GRAPEFRUIT Fla, box, sl.25mss Cuban,
Sl75dS8l9. Porto Rico. $500 $40; Ja-
M aica, sl60@s2.25: San Pedro, sl.50G
81 Isle Of Pines, sl.85ns263; LEMONS,
Cal box, S3Qs4: Sicily. s2.50d s3.o5
INES Dominican bbl S1MS1.5U.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-16
Not for Sale.

70. Clearing House building IS not
nll but ths, - might prove profit
81. 70 tear IL down and erect a taller
',s n its place. That. At least, is
.,;sstood 70 be the opinion OF a trust
'rPsny pre- ident. who. Street gossip
az, has tried in vein 20 buy II The
caring House Association, being com
'!isb.s enough where 10 is and having
as'ided liking for ITS quarters, has no
ifnilo1 Of selling the building
New-York tribune., 1916-02-16
COTTON ACTIVE;
LATE PRICES LOW
Fears Of Labor Trouble In New
England Mills Cause Selling
at Sessions End.

The cotton market was more active
yesterday, with prices declining under
increased Southern selling and local
liquidation. May contracts sold off TO
II cents. or Is points under Mondays
closing quotation and about 28 points
under the best level reached on last
weeks rally. The close WAS steady at
a net decline Of l2 TO IL points. or at
practically the lowest level OF the day.
Apprehensions OF labor troubles In
New England mill circles were partly
accountable for some OF the scattered
selling late In the day. but the decline
appeared more due 70 recent buyers
disappointment because better de-
mand had not developed on the rally
and talk Of increased Southern offer
ings than Of any particular item IN the
days news.
Liverpool was lower and the market
here opened at a net decline or 10
points. There was some buying py
houses with Liverpool connections 10
undo straddles. and the weakness
abroad was accompanied BY rumors or
WAS "A seller of the later months here,
while there was no confirmation OF the
talk of an easier freight situation. Inc
market soon turned easier under m
creased local selling and reports that
the South was selling hedges here
more freely. A good deal of the selling
seemed 70 come from recent wall
Street buyers, who were supposed to be
l.,
Trade interests were moderate buy
ers of July on scale down, presum-
ably against calling by spinners, but
the demand of this sort was less active
than il was on declines earlier in the
month. Domestic mills seem pretty
we'll supplied with raw material. and
the recent squirt in export demand
seems to have subsided. Scattering re-
ports from Georgia and Texas claim
ing that prospects were for increased
acreage may have had some influence
during the day, but were hardly OF
character to attract moro than passing
attention.
A break was reported IN the Missis-
sippi levee at ST. Joseph, La. which
caused apprehension Of serious prop
erty damage, but was not generally re-
garded as threatening from new crop
Standpoint. The decline in Liverpool
was thought partly due to liquidation
Of the long end OF straddles against the
early buying here and partly the result
of increased arrivals and the larger
amount afoat.
Exports for the day were Is. 1923 bales,
making 3,l64.316 so far this season.
Southern spot markets. as officially re-
ported, were unchanged TO 10 points
lower. with the Southwestern markets
relatively easy. Houston reported sales
Of 1894 bales at decline OF 10 points
10 11.90
p,nus ~ Drfre..
New-York tribune., 1916-02-16
Il, Profits for Porphyries.

o..-.-,v statements Of the porphyry
-. companies that appeared yes
Wy. W.. ,..ssd no embroidery 10 make
..,- ...,' attractive. Utah for instance
..'. ....s for the last three month OF lsl .
,'..' ~. -. o,ohts Of s6,9l9,2oS. against
,,r.sss IN the preceding quarter
49,, wss in itself a happy. season;
-.osrh -. dividends st the annual rate noI o.
a. sbare we're declared IN me o De
- quarter. against an annual rave
ny. ny. ss5ere In the September period
q. y " "-srsirinc surplus was s4,4s2'4eS,
..,.s, = ,s."' s97eO.O73. The total ne,
!s.,s .!s..s' =, fsct' amounted 10 nearly 2s4
4, ..-,s, cent Of the dividends paid. In the {,
~ x. W. ~ CHINO cur,ously enough .tota.
.. l.' D-osts y. we're 2S8 per cent Of the
ayfsnGS
New-York tribune., 1916-02-16
CORN

Reports OF export saes Of a cargo Of about
200. 600 bushels Of corn had stimulating in
fuencc on the entire corn market yesterday
and at the close Of the day values were &c
20 lac net higher. Receipts we're fairly
liberal at Western points. and II was thought
that farmers will continue TO sell their low
grade corn as there seems 70 be a general
movement 10 dispose of holdings OF poor corn
before warm weather. Pressure from The
country, however, was not particularly heavy
and cash markets were Arm. No yellow
corn being quoted In ths local market st
b7ne. New York
OATS.
The osts market VIA moderately aotivs and
prices were frmor In sympathy With corn
and on covering. The local eash market
WA Arm standard quoted at 6&GHnei No
s white. bSit 964oi No white. 52Q6Sc
fancy clipped white. 654b7e; ordinary
clipped white, 68955o. AL elevator.
RYE.
Market easy No Western. Si.0Ae, !
T. New York
New-York tribune., 1916-02-16
Range Of prices

The local market for spot cotton was quiet
and 6 points lower at 1850 for middling
upland sales, $50 bales.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-16

tremely busy filing existing contracts
and are continuing TO operate al 1ulI
speed" but cotton manufacturing Is
in perhaps the least satisfactory Sltu,
alton Of any Of the major New England
industries" Cotton prices have sagged,'
BUYERS hesitate to contract far ahead
Fine goods bring in handsome prohts;,
hut the results from print goods ana
staple cotton lines are not inspiring;
"The foreign demand is not strong an9
deliveries are hampered by scarcity anu
high cost OF ocean freights.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-16
JERSEY City Tract Sold.

John II. Ehrehart, Of Bedford, West
chester County. bought from the Rich
ard Vreeland estate about ten acres Of
meadow lands west of the Morris
Canal and north of Chapel av., in the
Greenville section of Jersey City. Il
is reported that Mr. Ehrehart pur-
chased the lands for the Pennsylvania
Railroad to increase its freight facili-
ties at its Greenville yards, and con
templates acquiring all the meadow
lands along the New York Bay shore
in this section, extending to what is
known as Cavan Point.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-16

'I' Is difficult" says the First Ma
'-al Bank o. Boston, TO single out
'al'iries IN which there is lack Of
-sisss,' and thereby sums up the in
-','sl situation, not only IN New Eng
20 but almost throughout the coun-
1' Nevertheless. there are eXcep-
rs even in New England territory,
I 'as rule Of fourishing industry. The
sis notes one OF the most important;
'sF England cotton mills are ex-
New-York tribune., 1916-02-16
Abolition of '"The Beautiful.

There are slush funds and sl1sh
funds. That was shown yesterday
afternoon. when limousiness with po,,
ijc,men and others inside occurred ana
REQUIRED before the National Cits
Bank. coming empty and returutns
loaded. But lest the supicions OF One
+atod Il must he said that the slush
S',n6 these emissaries came TO collect
r,as rr' the money 10 pay the street clean
ers for their conquest Of Sunday IS
snow.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-16

SAIL HARBOR IRON AND sTTEL CO. -
sa.ld IN miailz ard sme.ti1s ores AID en- su'ii
= rfae-- A a. New - has made a. assisnment 20
T O'Connor ; .oane lr The company "a, ncor-
uorsfst In January lsl- with cagitsl stock s'fi.
600 ard hsd interests r. rol mines al safe Har0or
Msr,lc aui Conestosa. Penn. sud Harry stall
srecif Is president
New-York tribune., 1916-02-16
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
For week ended February 10. 1915.
RITTER

Receipts for week. 1856 packages. last
week. 1850 packages. Exports to otncr
countries. 6l3 packages. Imports for week. 100
packages. Creamery. extras (92 scorel. 3ta
8.iac: higher scoring. 35n35l9c frsts. 29ia
m53l.c: seconds. 26isM29c. thirds. 2bg26c
creamery. held. extras l92 scorcl. 2Siam 29c
higher scoring. 29isG 3Oc: irsts. 27m2sc ::
seconds. 25m 26 pc. thirds. 23m2ic state
dairy. finest. 32M33o: good Ia prime, 2Sd Slc: /:
common 10 fair. 22n2 27c renovated. extras.
2ttm 25iac: frsts. 23m23iac: lower grades,
2OL4 pc: imitation creamery. frsts. 23d
2tc lades. current make. frsts. 81 2llsM22t7c
seconds. 20isn2lc: lower grades. l9H2oc /;
packing stock June make, fine. Gle. cur
rent make, fine. 2oi2c; No 2. qoc; lower
grades, lsdl9i.c.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-16
METALS.

Copper was firm again. with electroiytie
quoted ut 2siac for nearby delivery and zo4s
6iE7l5c for June and later delivery: oh ,he
vey york Metal Exchange tin was firm. with
snot in five-ton lots quoted at 4l.s7'ee. IN
London tin closed at fls2 lOs for spot and
futures. with sales OF 100 tons spot and lso
tons futures. Copper in London was quoted
AT fios los for standard spot. Sos for nut
ures and fl36 los for electIolyiic spot WIN
~sles Of $50 tons spot and $50 tons futures.
r.cad firm New York spot 6.Zoc and last ~
Ioui- 6I2i.c. Tie American Smclting and
Refining Company quotes lead az 62be for
New-York tribune., 1916-02-16
ASTOR TRUST co. BUILDING
New Structure for Fifth Av. Is Esti-
mated to Cost $500, 900.

Plans were fled yesterday for the
construction of a twenty-one story
bank and Office building at the south
east corner Of Fifth av. and 42d st.
IL will be 1873 feet on the avenue by 80
feet in the street. with a FACADE OF
brick. limestone and terra Gotta In the
French Renaissance style.
The bank will be located on the
second floor, and the twenty first foor
will be given over for suite OF rooms
for the owners and builders, the
Oceanic Investing Company, of which
Albert f. Thorne IS president Monta-
que Flagg. I'd, is the architect, and mas as
placed the cost at 100000. II will be
known as the Astor Trust Company
Building.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-16

Dlschsrres Granted

rFED 4 BROHMER-fudg- Hard has granted
a dischsi.e from bsnkrup,cy - Fred 4. brohiLeI
dealer ~ stone of -255 LUDLOW 81 whose hatli-i's
were $40 lif
ISAAC KOERNEn-tudss Hand has granted a
discharg. O. Isaac kooraer. o. Friedman q hoefneI'
al fts Paris Fancy Feather Co. of u. brosi"~5'
New-York tribune., 1916-02-16
To Build at Kensington.

The Rickert-Finlay Realty Company
Woodmere, plot on the south side Of
Nassau rd., 200 feet east Of Park I'd ,
in Keusington, Great Neck, on which
the purchaser will erect for his occu-
pancy Colonial house. costing ap-
proximateiy $4,000. from plans by
Patterson & Dula. architects.
The property is on one Of the high
est points IN Great Neck, having. an
elevation OF about $50 feet above Man
hasset Bag.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-16
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
aA1uIAS PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.
DIyIDLND No. Il

A. Nv ~ MI Nv Hbs
" rse-ng o Hr Bo4-i o. Directors neid to
orlsnd ~ $3.50 and one hsf p-f cent on
=, nh s.o-k 'or Che quarter ended 8ist De
.u, being al Lo -ab of seven PEI cent
- - irou revenue and three per cent. pr
- ho@ sps-.sl lfcom, Account Nas declared
-, S lN Arul reit % SHAREHOLDER q record
~ " % its lN March 1910
rs crder % fhe board
- w. q BAKER. Secr,tsrJ.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-16
BUSINESS TROUBLES
BansruptN PetItlons.

TIE FE,fINA RESTAURANT CORPORATION.
restaurant and cafe a. ll3 Nsst ssh s., nas nais
saotS,pcy sss s,.o ssi again, /, by Strauss &
Co Inc s9s: Isaac Behar s2O5. ard Isaac sputo.
sos u vas in.9rp0Issa so oSa o. s,d Da9S crssp, 4
president. Liabilities are s. 0o0 and assets pfooaos
GEoRGE ACKARY. survi,ins partner 0, rsdross
4 Arkay wholesale dealer n dygools at -
Washington at. by IosenbTs Levis Bal Tor three
ana 7 + NcGuirk 500 Tho bushes. started
In 1890 and Anton Tadros dicd 70 October. lals
Robert T. Lewis SAID hat ne liabilities are y '''o
counts lie has $50 900 IN outstanding accounts of
which 81 900 is believed 20 be- colecNoie judge
Hand appointed John 5. sheppard 'f. receiver
'''f cH4IIEs A. wErGLEE .hes dealer a too
LenoI a' y Lou, dss q S1o tS'Ass az HHas Ils
made an assignment o. February 3 TO samuel Cold
'' hsRrHuR 5. MILLER. o. ioe East le.a st. for
vlth liabilities t79.sis aud nominal asseis
81 1lo due .1g i.o0 we ..d,,si.I Dot. ., ,be
BANKERS Building Bureau which made 81 assign
me-, on March e. 1915; lie ewes owes ne Cgitsl ysi
SISI f1r p--,onsl taxes The Broad snd Market
Na,'ns Bank o, Newark "a creditor ior so5O
AfiS Aeilsndsr '' nss,isetarsr. q iurs al is Wes,
Ssth a. With liabilities s2t s2s and . ssseis Ihs
lsrge,, eTsdiors are Hes5 o5 a1afe' 50 s '''
CHARLEs GIANNATTAsfO mason al 40 Ess'
liNfh S.. with ua0lIitcs }-v.lvi Aii ~ nt'ets
Composition Confirmed.
N.EX FEUEREISEN-Judge Hand has coma hfnef
,orufs. ,ftinu og Alex Feuereiser. dealer IN men
Si-nishng goods - ~ Courflaaet az AID 81
Fir-t az Vf-h creditors A. 80 cenis or the dollaf
cash -, - -
frr,ed composition ~ Nors 7 Feiislu ef, .'o.ff
IN vooilens a. % Edndss s.. at p cents on 'n'
dollar
Discharges erzatsd
rFED 4 BROHMER-fudg- Hard has granted
dl,chsf.e from bankruptcy - Fred A. bfohLeI'
dealer ln stone Of -255 ludlow St whose hallNiles
Us AZ KoERNEn-fudss Hand has granted a
81 ,ts ps-i. Fancy Feather Co. of u. br'.i"~5'
labilires ti2 sss.
sansrvptoy schedules.
THIRTY FIVE PER CENT AUTOMOBILE SJP-
PLY co q lls Duane e.. has nei scnecules
shoain, liabilities ts3if1 ard assets $50 'of, con-
af,tll. og cash cu hand Sisa. cash ln bank,
81 - s.ocE 81 600. auures. $1,000 accounts.
81 -.f notes 81 sf3 ard claims. tl.QQ9. Among
i. creditors .re ihe city - NJ YORK. tbl3. Metro
,,lr.n Bank $40 900. Metropolitan Irusi Co.
81 0GO. 1rad-sme1'- Nafl0ral Bank ~ fhuafel-
pMs g. 800. and Louis A. schstz. - 600.
Assignment.
eAFT HARBOR IRON AND sTTEL CO. sn-
= rire-- AZ a. New - has made 90 assisnmrnf 20
T O'COunof sloane. lr The company sds hcor-
,nrsf.t In January 1912 with capital stock $50
600 ard had interests r. rpl mines al SAFE Ha Dor
Mario aui tone,tosa. Penn. sud Harry stall
rrecif 4, president
New-York tribune., 1916-02-16

Special Liverpool cables: Spo. cotton
quiet sales 5000 bales speculation and ex-
600. all American Md-upland. s.O5d. Fut-
ures opened quiet. u TO points lower.
Closed easy. 5is 20 . points net lower.
March-April. 7.13d: May-June. 7.69d July
August, 764i.d: October November, 1.3Id
7.24d Manchester-Yarns
in moderate demand cloths dull.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-16
AQH PACIFIC RAILROAD co.

regular semi-Annusl Dividend OF
per share on the Preferred stock
hs regular Quarterly Dividend Of
~" per share on tho Common stock
Aa,. Oonpuy have thh dAy been declared.
{. the lrtwgref's o1ice l6- Broadsay.
3 r,'.sss - n Y. o. Saturday. April /, 1919.
fr., - o. record Al =. NJ. on Wednesday.
.,.,.'. .,.t-'.esr who hsy. 10, already don. 90 ar.
ID y. rNaested 70 fls dividend mailing orders
q, -losfsitned from whom blank forms may
1's1 sptii-auan
e, y thDLklC " = CROSBY. Treasurer
ioff- n Frt-..-. al fDfa
New-York tribune., 1916-02-16
Sales in Auction Rooms.
AZ q yesey s.
"a T,seph 3 Dar

AZ a yesey s..
By Joseph p Day.
sTH Az i0s " cor Ieih n. 50 iotSo ~ bdF
Anl stores. Bank FOR Sa1nB sgi Hudson Realty
co e. a. CGdR alsqer, " d T, atlys. dut ,l-9
fs7 q taxes &C. 81 i6s 80 adjourned q fc1 -s
10 ~ store AID lott hdz. trust 60 sst
L J. Realty Co e. al. stewart 8 :. aftys. due.
1915 76s 90. taxes etc 81 6-0.Ot. Withdrawn
73rA ST l3L W s. 81 ~ Columbus Az Lttlvyi
sjy dgis Cts Real Estate 60 a.t Wood
e; a. Harold swain atty due 81 Jas D. taxes.
etc. SsiG25. 20 the plaintiff fos $1,000
By Henn Brady
BROADWAY s2gi 70 s2s5. cor l53d 8 7lllE
1861 irr-g; sy Bslmers apt; Sumner Gerard.
sl1 tr AZ George Daily g. a., II VI Belllnser. if.
atty. y J. Weller. ret due. tll-,4llll; taxes.
eC sg27 20 the plaintiff for 81 J00
SsTh ST, III w. 9. l1' = Columbus a' iot
Ivos. : sg dsg p Wen and sno Us sg'
T. q Hamilton e. al Gear. II & IT. sf'Ts. .
ssrr. ref. due sl5. f55ri tares &C f5jZlj. g.
tie plaintiff for $4,000.
A lggs Third az
b. George Pric,
I4sD ST. e94 and 2s5 T. $ 100 e Co..es- AZ. 5oE
Morris 10 aI. kfAzowef & p. sttgs due 81
SIS -. taxes r.- s. HsSll. prior migs. taSsia.
f1 tls aluuN i0r $40
la5D 81. -3s md 500 l. s. 80 = college AZ. f9r
100 4 5y fat action ssms ~ ,am-. same
sfys. dle y34l60 90. taxes. o.. siNss. D.. prior
mtg ie.slJ, io tAe D.-inuf fJ- $50 3i3.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-16
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
COFFEE.

New high records were established in the
ccflee market yesterday and at the close or
the day values were 36Ilt points above the
1nal OF Monday. The volume OF business
was larger. total sales amounting TO 1880
bags. and interest appears 20 be broadening
somewhat Trade interests were good buyers
throughout the day and offerings were small.
II came TO light that sales had been made
suot. most of which was Santos coffee. on the
iasls OF 91sc for Is. although there was also
a fairly good-sized block Of Victorias at 6'se
for Is and SIS.
Cost and freight offers were very irregular.
quotations on Santos 4s ranging all the way
IRON, lOc 10 lO.b5c. according 20 date of ship
mont description and character of credits.
The spot market was distinctly firm and
u.lces we're higher. with Rio y quoted At
&C and santos 4s at l0c. Range OF prices
New-York tribune., 1916-02-16

New York delivery and at s.i7isc East "
Louis. In Dondon lead closed nj fS2 b. for
spot and is2 for futures. Spclter strong
New York spot nominal and East 81 Louis
February 2oc bid In London spelter was
quoted at 500 for spot and at $50 for Tut
.fr.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-16
SUGAR FUTURES.

Influenced by the advance in refined sugar
and the strong market for cuban ra"s' ny
me- opened firm. lml2 points higher. with
6r-t sale, $50 tons. a strong buying move
neut sot in at the close. and the market
closed frn. e0is points net higher. with
sales for the day $500 tons. Range Of prices
Yester-
New-York tribune., 1916-02-16
New Tenants for Dwellings

+. " Coggeshsll has leased from
the Emo estate the four story house at
30 Fifth sv.
Pease e. Gilman leased the dwelling
az 300 West l3sth St, just east OF
Edgecombe ay., 10 Mrs. Elvira McCord.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-16
FLOTR AND MEAL.

Little or no improvement was noted in the
flour market and the volume Of business was
very light. as buyers continue 10 hold off for
hover prices. encouraged by the recent action
Of wheat BUChWHEAT FLOUR dull s2.7o
s6.60Gs5.7b choice to fancy. s5.s0CS5.96
CORNsiEAL steady kiln dried. s4.20. BAG
MEAL steady; fine white and yellow. $40 :
coarse. SLIP. FEED. city. easy: bran, bulk
S23 100 ID sacks. S24.50: heavy middlings
DO. 1850: -four middlings do, s02; red dog
-four, l40 Ii sacks. s33 Western. easy bran.
100 ID sacks. $23.25 standard middlings do.
s25: -four mIddllngs do. $50; red dog -four
llo ID saeks. s32 oilmeal SS9a 5000.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-16
CALVES.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.

Receipts. 1900 head al for slaushterers.
With the exception Of a few head Feeling
steady =. common 20 fair sheep sold at s5.5Oq
% per 100 10 lambs were entirely nomi-
ma dressed mutton firm, at 100 gl!c. dressed
lambs. Al 1871 nlSi.c few hog dressed.
Tqc. country dressed hothouse lambs steady.
az sIlGsl5 per carcass.
HnIS
New-York tribune., 1916-02-16
tkbyp., OFFICE or
I. RaNL MINING 4 SMEITING 90.

olyie~r"sy. New York. Feb. .. 1915
.lf'srss 80. ot one O'oi per cent OIL the
- oeon e.NysA OF this Company has to-
t,ockhois~ied. payable March ] B. 1915,
slts, -, Vls or record a. the close of
W,Teorusry 2Srd. 1915
-Alhh J. HALL. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-16
PROVISIONS.

The provision market was easy during the
greater part of the day under moderate sell
ing prompted By liberal receipts Of live hogs.
bat subsequently a stesdieT tone developed on
scattered buying and reports Of show Of
Improvement In the cash position. Receipts
Of hogs at Chicago were $4,000; estimated
for Wednesday. 30. 000 Kansas City received
900 and Omaha is. 900. PORK steady !
mess, s2l: family. s2l.500 $3.50; short
clear, sls.50ms23. BEEF firm mess, sl7n
$3.50; family. sls.5oQsle.5o packet, $3.50
gsls; extra India mess. S29 a $50. DRESSED
HOGS barely steady bacons. lie; $50 ID.
llisc; 100 ID. 1lAc; $40 ID. lll.c: pigs,
llt.c. CUT MEATS. picked bellies. steady /:
10 TO- l2i2c: I2 ID. l2i.c; u ID, lls4c.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-16
REAL ESTATE.
NEW JERSEY.
LONG ISLAND.

COTTAGES. BUNGALOWS And WATERFRONT
PLOTS AT BRIGHrWATERs, sENp
ron EOnklEr IS T b. ACkEhsON 90. !
,AI-ar -IrH ST \ y.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-16
:, ,M,rloNAL BISCUIT COMPANY

D., 'HE BoafS OF Dire ctor have
,Stkktp / declared the seVenv yecont con
'nptsp .sss'Iv, ao.n,rl, si,is,ns Of on.
ss,,., sne tnfee ouzueu ~. pei eest
hs-a, 49, N.siisl s,o,s Of The Company, payable
"a. ~ wv, 10 rocsholder Of record 8, the
" IA -. .n sofaaiy i6b. 1915. Tfznsier books
Va. oosee- f.R. BUCBEs, Treasurer.
chicago a 1t. Louis X. X. Co.
diva. New York. Feb. 10Th. 1915.
t,r p,..no Of FIVE PER CENT on the
ara ns,,d Capital stock has been de-
~ On v'e az The once OF the Treas
Htsrs a, sohesdsy, March lst TO stock
frid,~ tr.v0rd a. the close Of business
M, rrebrus-y 18Th, 1918
---,s.lON \ BAHGER. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1916-02-16
OIL.

Price changes in the market for co',on'esl
oil we're comparatively narrow. and while me
volume OF business was fair the market was
NOT active. and AZ tho close OF the day value
we're irregular. ranging from poinu N'
0'"e ~ YesfcT-
New-York tribune., 1916-02-16
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

LIT YorR RENr PAY FOR YOUR HOME
10, 1nsucial plan explained hy tounfr Home
reax,s No 40 West J2I -. nep' lhn1s
$50 Nsi. 50
New-York tribune., 1916-02-16

Receipts. 9.l00 head half car on sale.
Market a trfe weak. az about yesterday 5
quotations. Country dressed hogs steady. at
sGl lie per 10.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-16

NORRIS Av. 2'3. 20 s,g irsm- dTs. IS $40 s
Raif Siu 5oae 2s1 l. l4sth -. owner, Lu-iN
Picio'ta 8fl ls1fh -. Architect, $500
HILL av 306l lii sij frame dwg. ls1ss. Clari-e
smith OIL premises, OHler. J. ONeu -tll
Webster A. st,hifert. 81 500
1850 81. 94s sty brick tcnmt. soIils. Rose
Solomon 700 West End a.. owner. Carl it1e
isf3 pr'4pect ag srehifNcf 81 O9o
New-York tribune., 1916-02-16
Alterations.
Manhattan.

7rn Ay. ssl % ss3. To a. ard "a sty hall etc
Carnegie Hall on premises. owner J Lsylo..
.o0 ~ 9sd ~ architect s. 900
i5TH ST. u $ fs5 Az G.. TO - sty hospital.
Department u Health. city q y Y. owner. WIN
u Austin IS " -it5 S. architect. $4,000