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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-23
COTTONSEED OIL.

The eottonseed oil market showed an up
ward tendency during the early trading. with
covering on the part Of nervous shorts and
on buying by strong interests On the adj
vance. however. there renewed profit
taking and selling which was thought 20
come from refncrs. and under this pressure
the market declined sharply and At the close
az the day was irregular. the near positions
being unchanged 20 points lower while
the more distant months we're 2dl2 points
net higher. Range Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-23
New York Good Enough.

Discussing in the course Of a review
of tho investment situation our lack OF
preparedness. the Fulton Trust Com
banv rises TO inquire what would hap
pen if the United States were attacked
bv trained body of soldiers under the
direction Of some great nation. This
has come 20 our attention recently 1t
SAYS. "in inquiries as 20 where prop
cr;v could be moved TO a safe inland
centre. As for ourselves We will stay
hcron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-23
Boom in London Copper.

Attention was attracted 20 the Lon
don copper market yesterday By SEN
sational advance in spot and future
nrices. the former moving up IS ton.
70 siis, and the latter s6's. 20 SIG
b. Ear the biggest advance recorded on
any single day since the war began 70
boost prices OF the metal There was
no change in elcctrolytic prices. which
have been peggcd At siS6 a ton ever
since the British government took over
rontrol Of the metal markets. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-23
New M. X. T. Committee.

A committee has been formed to rep,
,,..o, holders Of the first mortgage =
nor cent bonds % the Kansas cry 9
R.,ic Railroad. subsidiary Of the
si Is' KansMs e. Texas. The men,
m n.. s,r T. Edmund Hacker, l.. NJ
Ch,lds. Thomas c. Temple, ). . fu''
,,an and Edward {. Dslahcld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-23

trade here talked Of resumption of
heavy foreign purchases in this mar
ket, and 1t was reported that an in
CURRY for a considerable amount Of the
metal has been received from Paris.
France has been one OF the heaviest
buyers Of American electrolytic for
months past
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-23

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables
Spot cotton quiet ssles 1000 bales speculs-
ton and export 200 American 1000. Inn
porti 1900: American $1,000. Mid-uplsnd.
~ Futures opened quiet. iGlI3 points
lower. Closed steady. unchanged 30 81
higher. Msr-Apr. 7.62d: May-June. 160d;
July-Aug, sod oct-Nov. 7.3jd Jsn-feb.
~ ID. Manchester. Yarns quiet. cloths
quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-23
Y.t,r-
SI-CkR FUTURES.

The markc, for sugar futures was again
under pressure Of liquidation and II was
apparent that longs, Who failed 70 take
sdtsn,svc OF the extreme advance Vhcn the
market sold up u the a-cent marx. were
disposed 70 take profits IN .ght aud stop
los. orders we're again uncovered, resulting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-23
Butnrick Company Has Bad Year.

The annual report Of the Butttriek
s,mpsny for the yssr ended December
y lsit shows profits, not incu'Ihy
,se1e 81 The Ridgwsy Company, oI
Wsiss. compared with siss,lo4 TOT
10, previous year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-23
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
COFFEE.

Trading in The coffee market was quiet.
total sales amounting TO 1850 bags. Early
in the day prices were steadier. advancing
) 20 ! points from the previous close. but
ofTers were more liberal late in the session
and the advance was lost. closing prices be-
ing net unchanged to point higher.
Cost and freight offers from Brazil were
easier With prices unchanged 70 10 points
lower: Santos - being quoted a. 10000
10 ioe and Rio = at 9.l0c. London credits.
The spot market was dull and nominsly
unchanged with Rio IS quoted a. 9asc
Range OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-23

Cumulative Per EN- Stock
ar o. SharsS
Gusnt Trust New ChsseNa
to sto and
sinking fund equivalent
outstanding Preferred 2O
l2 Rmat
Quarterly payable January
April July and October
CAPITALIZATION
shares. Par value
We Of letter from Mr. George
poraton, dated March Is 1916 which
The dmun will an o
% nS % am s p;si cars and mor u m s Umis
ss amp pa
o all the. automobile. manuach the
@ & % @ % lamp: ,.sa, % F:r.
th" combination than $4,000
w. funded debt kind and
placed the Preferred stock increased except with the
Preferred stock
sinking fund equivalent 2oT prof" each 6'.
hd b. Mske
% YORK s dn. s.. E9 D.rot counsel 70, tie Ba."a ard Meg
BY MetrtP f.
All the above stock sold this advertisement
is as matter of record only
HornbIower & Weeks Merrill, Lynch & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-23
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.
The following securities were sold
Yesterday at auction at the exchanges
salcsroom by Adrian II. Muller e. Son:
IL

4 Share JrrlcvoY1 Sewerage Co $500 hl...i25
d, shares Citger. Nsti0nsI Bank Of EaseTood. \.
. 900 sh.rcs Palmetto Mining 60. 81 20 eAch!l :
g. 0oo Sal Antonio 4 Afsnsss Pass E4ntay 60.
Z fff mortgage 4 p,g cent bond due Jarusr. lPii j.
coupon due Juiy Z. 1915. % missing. ana Tor when
cash for 'lc face amount Thereof vii Do h1a.
81 600 r.1fie's Gas Light aud Coke Co Of chicago
fr.t pousH b Per cent hynd. due April. 1873
coupon duo October l.. 1915 Il missing and Tor
which cash for tho face amount thereof WI .e
o. shares Union Ferry Co $500 sschl .... goo. y
q shares standard on CO. Of y. j. $500 eArhJ ~
70 shares Midfalo steel Co told ''ocs) t!sg
10 share, Cnl1ens national RAM Of Enslevcrd. y
q, .b.re. Hudson River Realty Co lot. ...... s.
30 shares Sew York staten l'Hld Loan 20,
g. zoo bond ,ud mortgage made by Lmmk loaes
Narouhrey io Hudson River IeaiV TO- a.; -
AgfU H. 1901 IUt .......t..tt. -- $1,000 ,4v'
s. 100 bond and morsas, mad, D, LniiaA 49,
Nscluhrey 10 Hudson River Really Co. d.hI
Aru a. 1907. d.. ....-... Gee go, ,lvv
9, zoo bond snd mortgage made ~ Ed.nd u. ryan ryan
TO TIisabcth s. Nesconb. dated March TO- III
mn bond and mortgage made b. Charles 4. WI
ism, 10 EdFarl H. Ryan. dated Jun' D I,i5Ss
m i,,.. 'ralser,si rim Manufacturing Co V: r
CT .' T.,,aa,i c.fy Eank 800 ,lchl ... ass.
%. .|sr,. Fs.fcrn Metico Power and Electro o.
a,eC N.kri.H, HeaIY 90 mt mofisass per
49, 49, go saa hand. IsnuaJ. l'il cnlpoi !.
~ I'll a 900 esrh u - zoo eich. l0. 81 ooo
"a .Isrrs NuIs Psfk Association ~ 'fts va
.sp ,,i. o,eea, H,sily 60. psf share ile
~ -. s,Is,'u-t Noftb iiiy 60 f.r flsts so
4, oo6 Aetsr M,u4l coPd' p'f o'ni a'i,e' gds
ls5nfs duo January. l'-'..ssts w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-23

rutabasa. Dbl or bag slGsl.5o: old. white.
hbl. STA sl.2S: New Orleans. white. Sass
Bermuda. white. crate. 25cdsi: TOMATOES.
Fla. carrier. SEGA $50: Cuban. 50cG $3.50 +;
Isle Of Pine. 50cd $3.50 Nassau. 50cu sl.25 /;
WATERCRESS. 100 punches. sidse.
HOrH0USE PRODUCTS.
CUCUMBERS. No I. doc. socGsl: No >.
50d Zoe : LETTUCE. Boston. strap. STA
$3.50. nearby. Dbl. s2.S0h $3.50: MINT. doz
punches. 50G 75c MUSHROOMS. white I 10
basket sr.25G Sl.65: cream. si.loa $40 (.
brown. sldsl.25 buttons. 75cdsi: Oats aud
opens. 50Q 55e {: RADISHES. 100 punches. s.
n "a: RHUBARB. dos small bunches. 25a
csc TOMATOES. Ii. lo,i zoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-23
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

fOi RlbTso AsNb 'F'D'@''~f
POTATOES. Bermuda. bib. No ]. SO
$50. No 2. $3.50; No 3, S54 5000; / "A.
now. No I. s7uS7.5O: No ?. So No 3. $40
ass: Maine. bulk. TO 10. S3.1jn $3.50 10
III bag s3.6oN 1915: Penn. 49, ID bag, 500
qS3.65: Long Island, bulk. $50 10, $40
bbl or bag. s.; state and Western. l.O To-
S3.jOd $3.50. $50 ID bag, s2.I5u $3.50 west
ern. S2.-jd So: Jersey. los ID bag, SZ.FOW
$40: southern. late crop. bhl or bag, S-d
s2.-j: al sections. partly frozen, sldSS
sweets Jersey, basket. ,60cgsl. Del ard
Md. 400 s0c ASPARAGUS. $ c. doz
bunches. Sl5Om - Ga. $500 - Cal, $3.50
ass: ARTICHOKES. Cal. French. DRUM
s2.5OH $3.50; box. $500 $500; JeTGSs a., (
bbl. SEA e.: ANISE. New Orleans. Dbl. 800
ass. BROCCOLI, New Orleans. Dbl. san
Sli. PRTSSELS SPROUTS, Va, large
drum. S5dSl5: BEANS. Fla, wa, basket,
S2.25@si; green. s2.25e $3.50 poor; SO "a =
Bermuda tava' crate Sz'oV@ "a Id
bunches. $685.: Fla. crate. Siq si25 New
Orleans. Dbl. sids5: 100 punches. s5d - :
Bermuda. crate. SlIsI.25: CARROTS. Old
bbi. S9.5Ods3: bag. SEA $3.50; 100 b bag.
Sl.50dS2: s G.. 100 punches. Sl.5OHS $50
New Orleans, bbl. S3nk4 100 bunche'. SO
50: Bermuda. crate $lMSi.5O: CABBAGts'
Danish seed. ton. SiOd SIS; white. Dol, So
Fla. new. basket. 15c0 sl.25; crate ga
SOS: red. basket. $3.50: crate. s2.I5I So .
CABBAGE SPROUTS. New Orleans. Dbl.
s8d $3.50: CELERY. Fla, - inch crate. go
FLOWERS. Fla. basket. sl.25Tsl.75; Cal.
pony crate. Sinsi.1 standard crate, SLOW
0r 81: CUCUNBERS. Fla. box. S250Gs82o
basket. g.. 500 $3.50; CHlCoRY. New Or
leans. bbl. s225H 20: Fla. basket. $500 g
ESCAROLE. Fia. basket, Sl.25n tl..3' Ne"
Orleans. Dbl. s2HS2.25; hGGPLANIS. box
,ims2.25: GARLIC. imported. lb. 2H5c
HORSERADlSH 100 10. S.G IS: kALE, Va.
hi. qOcnSl: KOHLRABT New Orleans. bbl.
sl6Is5: 100 punches, slN g LIMA BEANS
Fla baskct. Sass: crate. S3aS; Cuban
crate. s3GH: LETTUCE. 5 G. basket ~, 5e
ass: Fla. 5ocGSl: LEXIS, 100
bunches. sass; New Orleans, Sass:
MUSTARD. New Orleans. Dbl. s2.5od s2.i5 ::
ONIONS. Texas. yellow. crate. s3.25l5 $3.50 :
whit. SlG $3.50: Cuban. crate. $40 An
tisTla. sa.55: Conn Valley. yellow. s2Ms5 :
Col. yellow. bag. f2.j0d g ; state and Nest-
ern. yellow. bag. 'lat2; red. STA H.!s
Orange County. yellow. sea sl.15: red. 90
81 %. White. large. crate o. basket. sl.5o
N SEQ. Valencia case. s3.50f $40 -
cssc slms2.25: crate. sl25HSl.jo; ONION
prcKTFS uhite. basket. Sfu 81 yellow, 81
IS3. OKRA. Fla. carrier, SiHs3.25 Cuban.
sl.5od s325: OYSTER PLANES 100
punches. s4m -: PEAS. fla. iarse; oas.e'.
Bermuda. /. box. s2.5oGsS: PEPPERS. Fla.
Dor. s.25ds2.5o: basket, slGse: Cuban.
hor siTs25o: Isle OF Pines, slfS2.25;
PARSLEY. New Orleans. curly. Dbl $50 81 /:
,isin. s5Ts5.50: Bermuda, crate, s0cI
sI'2S: PARsSGPs. bbl. SldSi.25: RAD
TSHES. southern. bfket. 50fi 15c ROMANO.
ia. basket. 15cNSi@j; Bermuda. crate. sc
Dst.25: Nrw Orleans. hbi. 5Oc1si.i0.
SPINACH. Va. bbl. sl.50n $3.50 Texas. bas-
ket. si.i0M Si.5S. Nev Orleans. bbl. Sin
$3.50: ShALLOTS. New Orleans. BIOL. s5d
$3.50: SQUASH. Hubbard bbi. tLiSds g. /,
new. white. box. r.e5dEi75, TURNiPs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-23

TIL. corn market opened steady, and early
in the day advanced ia SC. but during the
greater part Of the day was under heavy
selling pressure and closing prices we're ! :
Ml@sc net lower. Offerings from the coun-
try were said 70 be on more liberal scale
and the cash demand at interior points was
slow. Railroad embargoes we're again a hin
drance 20 business and prices az the seaboard
were comparatively firm. In the local cash
market No yellow corn was quoted at SEA
S9i,c / Now York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-23
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. March o.. 1916.
BUTTER.

Receipts. e.se4 packages. Trading fair
prices firm Creamery. extras 1872 score.
Ssc: higher scoring, Ssi5 d3ec: frsts. S6iaG
31lsc: seconds. 34d Soc; thirds. 82G33c
creamery. held. extras l92 score), So Doc
frsts. 34G35c; seconds. 3li2dS3i2c: thirds,
3OqSlc; state dairy. finest, 37a37i2c; good
90 prime. 36d36i2c; common TO fair, y0tl
SIC renovated. extras, 29629isc; frsts. 27tl
G2sihc lower grades. 2iq26c: imitation
creamery. frsts. 26isG2712c; ladles. current
make. frsts. 25iam 26c; seconds. Csc: lower
grades. 23d2iisc; packing stock. current
make. fne. 24i.c; No 2. 2ic; lower grades.
2gGf o21ac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-23

Tie local market Tor SPOT cotton was
steady and unchanged AZ l2c sales. 1900
bales
Receipts A. the ports and interior point,,
with comparisons, follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-23
ester

in net decline OF 70 II points. Range o;
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-23
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
BANK REPORTS.

'Coypoos in'.rchHp,5l.. tcoupn, CT registered.
.Pisin registered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-23
RYE.
NEW YORK PRICES.
CHICAGO PRICES


The -four market was inactive. with a very
slow domestic demand, and 30 far no reports
were received regarding the bids on the
Dutch sale Receipts NJ New York yesterday
amounted 10 50 1874 sacks. including $3.50
sacks OF 200 pounds. which are an route for
Italy. ClearsnceS tor the day we're 1892
sacks, including one shipment Of 55,45i 20
good. $5.2Oq $685. choice TO fancy. S5i04
$3.50. CORNMEAJ steady kiln dried. 81.
BAG MEAL STEADY ine white and yellow.
SIsJ: coarse. Si.52. FEED City easy F..
bran. bulk. 500. 100 ID sacks $3.50 /.
heavy middlings. do. $3.50 -four middlings.
do. S32. rcd dog -four. l40 ID sacks. S3S ::
Western easy; bran. 100 ID sacks. S2250q
te2.t0. standard mddings. do. S23.156 S2i !:
40 ID sacks, S3l.501 s32 oilmcsl. nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-23
CALVES.

Receipts. 2.20s head 1852 on sale market
50cgSl lower Tor Veas, as compared with
Mondays prices. but a; the decline the pens
were cleared common 10 prime veals sold
al SsWSll.50 per 100 ID. choice Harlem
calves as high as sll.1J. . bunch Of fancy
vesls at higher figures. Bsrnyard calves
almost nominal a few head 1t sjGs5.5o
City dressed vesls lower az 49,. rbse; coun-
try dressed at l2fl loo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-23
CHEESE.

Receipts. 1866 boxes. Tone OF market
firm on all grades. State. whole milk. held.
flats. colored specials. lsltd lsigc: white.
specials. lsl,c; colored, average fancy. lsc
white. average fancy. lSc: current make.
fats specials, 17i.Ml72,c; average fancy.
l7L6l7i.c: held. cheddars. specials, SIC
held. Daisies. specials. lsi.c: held, twins,
specials. si,dlSl.c: all styles, undergrades.
14fil7c Wisconsin. whole milk, fancy.
twins. held. lSHiSi,c; cheddars. leic;
Daisies. 1SH1Siac Young Americas. 10"
zoe state. skins. held. specials. l6l-W ltc ;
current make. specials. Is IN l6c; fresh.
choice. liat0l5i,c; fair TO good. ia ~ c'
lower grades, Jtl l3i, Pc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-23
HAY AND STRAW.

There is a good demand for most descrip-
,ions of timothy has, although the situation
still favors buyers somewhat on the poorer
sorts. HAY. large baled. timothy, prime. per
ton. SOS: No /. s27: No 70 No 2. s2On
$50: shipping. SlsMSl9; fancy light clover,
mixed s23M $3.50; No 1 clover. mixed. $50
mS22: lower grade. clover mixed. sl3Wsls :;
no grade hay. Sl4m$l6; RYE STRAW. No
]. sI4mSii.5O; small bales, about SlHsloO
under large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-23
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Declines on Light
Export Demand-COrn
Closes Lower.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. March p, 1916.
WHEAT

II came 20 light that the amount OF export
business in wheat on Tuesday was much
larger than had been reported. the sales
amounting 10 in the neighborhood OF 2000,-
eco bushels. mostly 10 the Dutch and English
governments. A large part OF this wheat
was of the Canadian variety. and early in
the day there was a sharp advance in Winni-
neg which was believed to he covering
against these sales. At any rate. n hrmer
feeling prevailed generally and the market
advanced 10 'sc. with considerable cover
ing. Export demand. however, proved dis
appointing, and "a shorts we're well covered
prices gave way under renewed selling and
At the close were iaM5,c net lower.
The Liverpool market was steady carly,
but private reports said that an easier feel
ing developed there, and 1t was again evil
dent that the foreign markets are receiving
larger offers from Argentina. where ocean
freight rates have declined. and. furthermore.
European buyers seem less anxious regarding
future supplies. Peace rumors were less of
feature IN the market. but the trade was
apparently nervous over conditions abroad
Crop news was again bUilish
In the cash market No durum wheat was
quoted at Si.2Gis: No hard. Sl22i, No
Northern Duluth. Sl.33ia: No ! Northern
Manitoba, Sl.f0' all o New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-23
SHEEP AND LAMBS.

Receipts. S.O57 head; 3i1 cars on sale
Sheep in light supply and steady best lambs
steady others slow. common 20 prime sheep
(ewes) sold at S6Gss per 100 Ii ordinary
70 choice lambs at Sll4Sl2; bunch Of
Maryland spring lambs first of the season
TO arrive). at 81 per head. Dressed mutton
steady at 100 lac dressed lambs firm at l5H
is4c few hos dressed at lec; country
dressed dollhouse lambs lower ~ s49Ss.50
per carcass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-23

Receipts. - 932 cases. Market unsettled.
Fresh gathered. extras. doz, 22iad l5c
regular packed. extra frsts. 22c; hrsts, 2lU
He: seconds. 0tam2lc; dirties, NO !, zoe ;
No ?. lSNl9i2c; checks. fair to good. dry
l6i2Mlst.c; state. Penn and nearby.
hennery whites, fine TO fancy. 2ll24 25c
ordinary to good. 23624c; gathered whites:
ordinary 10 fine. 23H24lec. Western and
Southern. gathered whites. % "a 3 &c ;
State. Penn and nearby, hennery browns, %
d2Ac: gathered brown and miNed colors,
2lI,m22isc: duck eggs. state and nearby,
Indian Runner 3sc Md and Bait, selected.
366i37c: Western and prime Southern, $50
Sac. common TO fair. Southern. 30M32c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-23
PROVISIONS.

The market for hog products was moder-
atey active. and prices we're easier under
scattered liquidation. Buyers appeared 10 he
well supplied for the time being. and IN,
demand vas limited. Receipts Of hogs Al
Chicago were g. 900. with prices . points
higher. estimated for Thursday. 10000; Kan
sss City received 1000 and Omaha $4,000
FORK Firm. mess, $2ia $3.50. family,
1913 y SO. short clear. s22N S25. BEEF -
Steady. mess. Sl7nSi7.jO; family. Sls.5od
$3.50. packet. Sl750p $3.50: extra India
mess. s2aa $50. DRESSED HOGS-Firm
bacons. llFsc: $50 ID. 12%.c 100 ID. l27.c
$50 IL. i3i.c; pigs, 1876. CUT MEATS
Picked bellies steady. 10 II. 1874 q 5iac
l. h, 5i4Gl5isc; i h. ltHir.c. Picked
hams quiet quoted at 1874 = l6c. TALLOW
Quiet special. 93.c. LARD-Easy middle
West li.4Oq ll.5oc city lard easy quoted at
lii.c. Refined lard steady; Continent. l2.25c
South America. l2.40c: Brazil, kegs. 1890.
Compound firm: quoted a. III. n sc.
STEARINE- STEADY, oleo. Nc; city lard
stcarine. l2h al2i-c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-23
FRESH FRUITS.

Aprlcs weak. Spitzenberg. Dbl. Sl.15as3 /;
Jonathan, s2ms5 York Imperial. SEA $50 :
Wealthy, S2H So Winesap. S2u $40 STAY
man Wnessp. s2m $3.50: rsllman Sweet, -
6Ls3.25: BLACK TwiE. S2m s3.25 Russet,
sl.5OH $3.50 . Rome BEAUTY. s2G $3.50 Green
ing. S2H SO; King. S2Ms325: Northern spy
SI15HSi.50 Baldwin, SLljn 1873 Hub
hardsor. $2HS3; Ben Davis, Sl.5Od 900 :
Blacl. Ben. S2US3.25; Gano. s2ns3; Spit
cnbers. Western. box. Sl.50m So; Rome
Beauty, $3.50 Sl.15 Ncwtown Pippin, $l.3O
Hs22J: Winesap. Sl.5Od S2.25: Ben DAVIS.
SOcHsi: Black Ben and Gano. sl.25MS 60 :
PEARS. KieTer. hbl. sl50n s2.25 basket
3Od 9Oc CRANBERRTES. Cape Cod. late
sorts. Dbl. S7.50n$lO: New York crate. -
aS2.tO: Jersey. Howe, Dbl. SlW 500 :
Eatiye S6d $50 standard crate. S2d $40 :
New York crate. Sl.15Ns2 ordinary sorts
Sl.55HS2 Long Island. late sorts, Dbl, ssH
eli: crate s2Ms2.5O: STRAWBERRIES. a.
refrigerator. chests. at. ga 40c ~ NJ
QUATS. Fla. at. 6M10c; TANGERiNES,
Fla, strap, S2.50ds5; KINGS, Fla. strap.
S2HsL50: ORANGES, Fla. box. sl.25q 81 {;
Porto Rico. sl25GS2.15. Cal. Sl.5oMs $3.50 :
GRAPEFRUIT. Fla. box. l5cg $3.50 Cuban
sIMs2.15; Porto Rico, sscq 81 Jamaica:
SI.25mSi.75: Nassau. 55cd $50: Isle 81
Pine. slHs225: LEMONS. Cal. box. 81 -
ss2sJ; LINES. Dominican. Dbl s5U :
PINEAPPLES, Porto Rico. Red Spsnish' box
I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-23

Receipts. $3.50 head cars on sale. Mar
krt steady b firm light 10 heavy hogs sold
at S9QSi0.l0 per 100 ID: roughs at ss.60n
$50. Country dressed hogs steady az lotl
lsc per 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-23
OATS.

The oats market was easy with wheat and
corn. although rJmors of export sales had a
tendency t. check selling 10 some extent.
The local cash market was easy: standard
quoted at SOC No white 49,. n toc No (
white. a. 2m4stgc; fancy clipped white. 50m
ole. and ordinary clipped white. A. ldi9c.
all elevator.
RYE.
Market quiet; No 2 Western. sl02. Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-23
HOrHoUsE PRODUCTS.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York, March 90. 1915.
BEENES.

Receipts. 1870 head q cars on sale. Only
cars OF steers offered and sold At full STEADY
prices bulls and COWS we're generally rated
steady with the exception Of medium cows.
which were slow 20 shade easier early in
the day the general market closed firm
steers sold at s1.50ds9 per 100 10. with no
really prime offered oxen at s5.259ss. bulls
At S5.5OHSS: cows at s3.50dSl l fancy
COW at S7.7j. Dressed beef steady az last
quotations
The sun., 1916-10-01
IS OF GRAVE PERIL TO US FROM LAPANS PLANS CHM

and the future leader of the powerful
Choshu clan, who dictate the military
policy -: the nation.
Field Marshal Count Tcrauch.. Gov
ernor.GencrHl nf Chosen. the silent,
cynical. deliberate and mastcrful SOL
i,cr statesman. IL the man selected TO
head new cabinet. lie is the Man Of
the Hour. In" man specially equippe
To deal tho blow. :r
Is history 10 lac repeated? Is the
man who gave the coup ur grace 10
tho independence OF Corea To deliver
tho blow that will place China under
tn" suZcralnty of Japan" The stage
is set the conditions are identical; the
troops are roscd; the opportunity
awaits the man with the courage. Is
this the meaning Of all the talk in the
Japanese press about the necessity
uf striking while the iron is hot? And
there Is no Chinese hero. no savior in
sight to avert the cHlnmiiy. We have
Marquis Ol<umas word for this
The japanese publiCists in America
imputc dishonest motives to any writer
who has the tcmcrity to disagree with
the ycracity of their statements con-
corning Japan's attitude toward China.
So we invite attention to an article on
The Problem Of National Expansion
I'm the August number of the japan
.NdDd;inc from the pen ~ the eminent
professor and publicist DR. kambe, DR.
kambc is one Of the foremost scholars
~ Japan, 81 most intimate friend OF
the foremost statesmen OF the empire
ANA u high authority on the problems
OF expansions
"Whcthcr IN the matter of national
/ expansion Japan shall assume an az
I greSsiyc policy or merely remain con-
toni 10 rest on the defensive, trusting
1 to the mercy of the world, is a 0uos'
tion of fundamental Importance to tn,
| country, and never more so than at