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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28
U-BOAT ACTIVITIES
UNNERVE COTTON
Market Unsettled, with Offerings
Light - Rallies Recover
Ground in Afternoon.

Nervousness over the latest subma-
rine developments seemed 70 unsettle
the cotton market during yesterdays
earlier trading, but offerings we're at
no time heavy. and rallies followed a
forenoon setback. with prices reaching
the high point OF the day in the late
trading and closing steady at net
advance of TO 7 points.
There seemed TO be some buying or
ders around the ring at the start, and,
after opening at an advance of 3 points
10 a decline OF 1 point, the market sold
about 10 8 points net higher on some
scattered covering and little buying
of near months. which was believed 20
be against cotton destroyed by recent
fires in the South Offerings increased
on the bulge, with the unsettled ruling
of the stock market accompanied by
some Wall Street selling Of cotton. The
market broke during the middle Of the
morning, with July selling of from
12.07c TO 1870. or about 3 10 { points
net lower. Offerings tapcred OF at this
level, and prices rallied on a littlo
trade in the near months and covering
which was promoted probably by re-
newcd drouth complaints from the
Southwest and the continued absence
OF ltQHe ot4A4Ib VI btutt lfaNuito "
suggest increased pressure Of actual.
July contracts sold up TO 1000 late IN
the afternoon, and the close was within
point or two OF the best.
According 20 reports reaching here
from the Southwest. fully 70 per cent
Of Texas is still drouthy, and the situa-
tion is serious in the southern part OF
the state. Some Of the sdvices reach
ing here report that the rains toward
the end of last week were sufficient 20
help grain in northern sections, but
persons who make close study OF
weather cond tons think the average
rainfall for Texas during March may
prove the Highest on record. Accord
ing 10 local map readers, there was
nothing in barometric conditions. as
indicated By yesterday map, 20 sug-
gest any ado 'tional rainfall for the next
day or two. Private cables reported
very small market IN Liverpool, with
little buying power, and the closing
frmness there was attributed 20 buy
ing against sales Of new crop months
in the local market. The late advance
here was encouraged By a s.eacier tone
in the stock market.
Southern spot markets as ofhcially
reported were points higher 20
points lower, with a moderate volume
Of business
Range Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS,

Stockholders OF the United Drug
Company, OF New York, at a special
meeting yesterday voted to reincorpo-
rate the company under the laws Of
Massachusetts.
Deposits Of the Guaranty Trust
COMPANY. Of New York, as reported TO
the Superintendent OF Banks on call
Of March i, totslled S470.lg+.Sl6. which
was 100000 over the pond
ing date last year. Resources were
SJsO02l $50. as against last year g
figures OF 1854, 61s.s04.
The American Agricultural Chemical
Company, II was announced yesterday,
has elected Horace Bowkcr a director
in place of the late William II. Bowker,
and George L. Core TO succeed the late
I. II. Eaton.
Hallgarten & Co., William Solomon
E. Co., the Illinois Trust and Savings
Bank and the Continental and Com
mercial Trust and Savings Bank, as
managers Of the syndicate which pur-
chased the Sl5,000,000 Sulzberger &
Sons Company per cent first mort
gage sinking fund bonds, announce
that the entire issue has been sold.
Directors OF the Winnipeg Electric
Railway Company. II was announced
Yesterday, have passed the dividend on
the company's stock. ia January a
dividend Of . per cent WAS paid, and in
April. July and October, 1915, dividends
Of 2iz per cent were paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28
Southern Railway Does Well.

Such railroad earnings for February
&c have come 10 hand indicate tha,
traffic is holding up remarkably, well
vet there has been no appreciate re-
sporse in stock prices. The southern
Railway reported YESTERDAY, showing
February gross Of S5,627I62, an in
crease Of sl.OO9,755 over year ago, or
81 81 per cent. Net increased SS62,0ls,
or 11g Sc per cent Southern's net for
the eight months shows an increase
over the corresponding period OF last
year Of more than 90 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28
Making Hay While the Sun Shines"

That old saying about making hay
while the sun shines" is being acted on
pretty generally by American metal
producing companies. Realizing that
prices are sooner or later bound 10
react from present high levels, they are
putting the big earnings where they
viii be Of use in the future. The point
has been made that when the present
boom in the metals is ended the metal
companies will find themselves IN the
best financial position in their history,
and this will have been accomplished IN
the face of substantial increases IN dis
Inducements 70 stockhOlders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
COFFEE.

Coffee was more active. with increased
buying Tor outside account, and at the
close % the day values were firm. with net
gains Of 3Q9 points. Total sales were @l,3OO
bays There was also further buying by
tho same Interests which were identified with
the buying side Of the market last week. and
adyice5 from Brazil were OF hulIish char
scter
Cost and freight offers from Brazil were
firm. with an upward tendency. Santos a.
being quoted at IO25HlO.sOc. London cred
ia. and Rio IS az 9.lOc. London credits. and
&c American credits. shipments from Brazil
last week were liberal including 10000 BAGS
20 the United States and $4,000 20 Europe.
Tie spgt demand was more active. espe-
ciaUv for Santos grades, and prices we're
eteady and unchanged. with Rio is quoted az
9tsc and santos IS a. lOisc. Range OF
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28
FLOUR And HAY.

Trading In the n1ur market vas INACTIVE
with prices nomua'iy hgh to conform with
the ugturu ia wheat. RYE FLOUR Quiet !,
fair 10 good. S520u s5.35. choice 20 fancy,
S5.fOa $3.50. COBE MEAL firm. Kiln
dried. s.. BAG MEAL firm. Zinc white
and yellow. SlsJ. coaro. Si.62. FEED
sacks. $500: heavy midd'ingi do S2j -four
iniddIirgs do. $50. rel dog -four. lf1-ib.
sacE-. S22. Western steady. Bran. l09-lb.
sacks. S2o.25M $3.50; standard middlugs do.
S23.15fiS23. -four midihngs do. $3.50. rcd
dog -four. lt0-Ib. sacAs. S3L5o"$3-. on
MI --.--L-r-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28
Low Prices Cut Bag Earnings.

Owing 10 low prices for bags last
vcar. tho Union Bag and Paper Com
many during 1915 showed a deficit Of
sgA $50 after interest charges, against
a etlrpius Of S2GJ. 9l2 the previous year.
Pccs1se of the poor showing. nothing
was written on for depreciation, nor
was any appropriation made Tor c1-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28
The Mystery Solved.

A few wears ago somebody with p
,ciertifc turn Of mind evolved an eau
crate theory that periods or stegna
ton and decline In the stock Inarhe'
were linked intimately with tne tP
pearance OF spots on the sun. 1es'e
asv broker pulled from his pocket a
oi;y,j,c from newspaper Of recent
az telling Of the discovery Of sur,
800 end he ones. TOO. There" said
%tp e ~ have +. Here is the solution
80 the MASTERY why stocks won't 60
10. Why look further "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28
GONERNMENT BONDS.

months ahead. The total sales for the
week are estimated between 100000
and $4,000 pieces, of which about
100000 pieces are spots. The quota
tions: - inch 64x64, &c nom; q inch
G4x60. 37sc nom: q inch 64x60, 3s4c;
27 inch 56x56. 32.c; 81 inch 56X52. 81 C;
38iz inch 64x64, sac; 80 inch 68X12, &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28
SUGAR FUTURES.

Futures were moderately active. with strong
interests supporting the market. The open
ING was o points lower 20 points highc-,
with the near positions showing Weahn
Iate I'M the day the demand slackened, and
under realizing values dropped Of from the
best. closing net unchanged 20 points ad-
vance. with sales for the day 10000 tons.
Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Is Firm and Gains
l28 TO 124 Cents-COrn
Up IS to "a Cent.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. March g.. 1916.
WHEAT.


Wheat. aside from an early decline OF "a
3 e, showed pronounced tfmnees throughout
tho DAY. and closing quotations 9rre ~
q bout the tor with net gains of i"stf Fec
be- uptu-n was due principally o. terr1Iea.
conditions and the COVERING a. CD important
line az outstanding short contracts. Inc
cables were dull and easy and private ad-
vices from abroad said that tho market there
wa Influenced by large arrivals and incrcas-
ing stocks. Worlds exports for the week
were 1919 600 bushels. compared with l".-
~ 900 last Wcc, and i2.tl5.Q00 last year.
Tho amount ou passage increased ll4iO91
bushcla.
The export demand was rcr slow and
salcs fo- tho day were small. In" visible
supply in tho United STATE. showed do
crease a. -.ft. 900. compared vi.h decrease
of 100000 la-t vccs and r. decrease ot
1918 600 last Scar. Receipt ~ primary
points we're liberal Tor uis tine of tHo year,
amounting 90 l.152. 600 bushes. but ere OLE
get by clearance of i.IsQ000.
IN the cash market No durur1 was quoted
~ Sl.26a, No hard Sl.23a. No North
crn Duluth. sl3S9s No I Northern Mani
toba. Sl.3li-, ( l. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28
CHEESE

Receipts. 700 boxes. Tone steady 20 firm
ON the higher grades o. all descriptions.
state. whole milk. held. fate. colored, spe-
Gala Is,mfsic: white specials. l-ltc;
colorcd. average fancy. lsHiei4c; white,
average fancy lSc current make. flats. spec
cials. 1-f. 0jl12ic; average fancy. lt4l. -c
hold chedda~s. specials. ISL C. held. daisies.
eoocials. Us i.c. held. twins. specials. ~"
Isle: held an STYLES. uncergrades, .44l
f-a.r: Wisconsin. whole milk. fancy. held.
twins. isaIsltc. chcddars. lsi,c: daisies.
.l.4lsitc: Young Americas. 100 zoe; state.
skins. held. specials. 1870 lIc; current
male specials. I5i. N l5c; fresh. choice. lias
0t5i.c: fair 10 good, lfNlI4c; lower
Grade. ga Iaf.c
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open. Hlsh. Low
METALS

Copp,- vas quiet. with cloctrolytic quoted
~ Is q2slc Tor nearby delivery and p r.
g.isc Tor June and later. On the New York
Metal Exchange tin was firm. win spot in
ton Iot. quoted ~ ff.50c bid. To London
t.n ci1-cd o.: f,0i l0l Tor standard spot ahi
~ efa. f,~ futures ON safes Of 30 tons snot
and $40 tons futures. Copper 900 London
rio.e-i at ans for standard spot. Sll2 Cor
futures and 90 fla6 nouinnl fNr c'erirul}uc
spot. with aales reported az % tom spot.
cad steady New York SPOT -i n. ma
East 81 LOUIS spot Sc bid In London lead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28

tension work. The 1915 earnings were
1868 500, against ss33,305 the previous
year. On the company's gross business
the reduction in the average selling
price of paper bags meant q loss o.
$500 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28
nRN

Tho corn market vas inactive. but prices
were firm. Influenced by tHe uptrrn i1 wheat.
closing with net gains of ga al-. The llF-
c-pool market was easy and unchanged. Tie
visible supply bon tho United States increased
$4,000 bushels. compared with decrease
OF Z.t.H.000 la-t year.
In Coo cash market 10 o. yellow corn was
quoted a. ,ific Scv York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28
Gold shipment Puzzles Bankers.

Wall Street WIS puzzled yesterday
oyer The withdrawal from the Sub
Treasury Of $4,000 IN United states
lid coin Tor export. Information re-,
6as,diny fbe destination Of the gold and
fSe shipper Was withheld While nc
sroount h not big enough 10 get e1eited
syer" eaid q banker, 81 would IKE 70
Enow what the shipment j. io ,oo ..,a
There vas transfcrrcd $4,000 ~ god
fyoro the sub.Trcasury 90 san Fr'n-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28
OA1s

Oats advanced with tho other markets and
closed firm with net gains of a,Nlc. The
visible supply decreased Z.6os 600 bushels.
compared with a decrease OF 20, last year.
The local cash market was firm standard
quoted AZ l9&.c No white. fsA04ss4c ..
No white 462.Ms7'tc; fancy clipped
white. <sa. 50@c. ordinary clipped white.
EA44sa4c, all elevator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28
COTTnNsEED Old.

Cottonsecd oil was strong and higher. with
further covering on the part OF March shorts
and general buying throughout the list hy
lcading commission houses. Range OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28
eoyD SALES on THE STOCK EXCHANGE


fading I'm bonds ON tho Exchange Monday amounted
against S3O19OO week and $751ooO
N rrn Iann 262l92OO0 against $l563OOO in 1915
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28

Special LIVERPOOL cables Spot cotton QUIZ,
sales 5000 bale speculation ana ena ncns
A ,yv an M,a.wlSnd led f g,sass
opeaed Quiet. gas points advance; POINTS.
steady. n, y net advance 9, INV Aug.
Mar. ,pr. ,.ssd May-Jgne. 80 ;is.nufeb' sesd
5.esl,d: oct-Noy. "a, 80 bu, steady. cloths
Manchester yarns dall' wv
outef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28

or bag. si0sic5: g C.. 100 punches. S2aS4'
TIA crate SfliSf-l. hhI. 81: New Orleans,
itI stg,S; loo buncbe.. s8uS8 30 Bermuda.
crate. -5cHS1. CARROTS. old. bbl, S3W
Ssso. bag g. 5Oms3: lOO-lo bag. Sl.75m
500 q loo bunchcs. simS2. New Or
loan. bbf SgUs4: 100 buuchc5. s2Us2J0
Ro-r-uda crate. efUsI25: CABBAGES.
Danish. Old. white. ton. s10F$lS; Dbl STA
sI25: ola. red. ton. S2ON S85 Dbl. Sl.50H
500. s q. crate. 81 .-5M 81 Fla. new basket,
-5c4sI.Z5. crate, s2NS2.25. red. basket.
$3.50. crate. S2.15MS3; CABBAGE
SPROUTS. Now Orleans. bbl. s.: CELERY,
Fla 12-incb crate. s2HS2.75 lO-inch crate.
en- -ot, 81 g.. CELERY KNOBS. basket. $3.50
1isl. CAITIFLOWERS lila. basket. Sl.25H
ei ~. an nonv crate SiHs2. standard
crate 81 514s3: 'CUCTMBERS. Fla. basket.
s. 5Glielgl: CfUCORY. Now Orleans. Dbl.
s2.g5ns2.ls. Tia. basket. SIHiSl25. rs
CtROr ina. basket. -5cdSL25: New Or
leans iii. 81 .-5rs2 Elephants. box. STA
SZ25. GARLIC. imported. DO. pa Be f: HORSE
RhDfSH loo no.. s6Ns-. KALE. Va. Dbl.
s0li SOC: KOHLRABI New Orleans. bbl, 81
asa. fnl bunchcs. s3Hs5 LIMA BEANS.
Tia. basket. SiHs4.50: crate. $50 "a; Cuban.
crate. s8nS4: LETTUCE. n c. basket Slf
$3.50; S G., slH $50; Ils. Sim 500 les.
S1HSl1J: LEEkS, = {, lUD buncne, N4W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28

7 ROsENZWElG 4 soN-Julge Hsri hi' cor
f1ued a composition o. J. EQsen4Hlis q son. NAoe-
lie dealers In argsools a. 800 Ctur-A Street. ri'h
creditor, a. 20 cents on TIE dollar. Llabl.lles
were So 600 -.....-,- 80,
H0ugh las confirmed a composition NJ ne sun
Vyft Ga. Machine Company. Of D. vanderbilt ave-
nue. and ts summit street bfooA5n. "iih cred
lfors 81 30 cents Gle dollar.
SAMUEL fASsIN-iudse HouTh has confrriei a
composition ~ samuel hassln. dealer Do dnf'rh
81 10 Westcles.rr Avenue. viii creditors q. IT d.
crI.s Oh SIZE dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28
zoos

Receipts. l7ISi eases. Market steady %
firm. fresh gathered. extras. doz. p lH
eac: regular packed. extra frsts. 2 z. . --c ,
storage packed. 20d20 sc; drtici. No P. - .
U2Oc. SO . and poorer. l~Hl9c; checNa,
fair % good. dry. 1854 lsi-c; state fenh
and nearby. hcnnery whites. fine % fancy.
23IsmZ4c: ordinary TO good. 30 ~ -5c gath
cred whites. ordinary 20 fine. 22H % &C ,
Western and Southern. gathered whites. %"
orc. state Perm and nearby. henrery
browns. 22fs023c; gathered brown and
mixed colors. 21022c: duck eggs. state and
nearby. Indian Runner. 3s0IfOc other fancy,
e-H8sc: Maryland and Baltimore. selected.
2sI3-c: Western and prime Southern. 33H
s5c: common 20 fair. Southern. aOH8-c .
goose sggs. d0z. sOU9Oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28
SuIzberger g. Sons Company
FIRST g. Twenty-Five Year hiking Fund CoIdRonds

First twenty-five year hkhS
1'" a"'"'@''' payable IN YORK cry '
coupon Bonds a" as and q 4s s: eS rs % % @ '
Annual Sinking Fq 49 8sn3 o{ bonds
redemption
TasrC our,v oil
The noec c Ito. and 's@posry r at' Of the Guaranty
nom t .rtici TS4s ot which h hass
Sqergr Of the four largest packing companies
The business established sane
SI266oSa1 '' sales during " past | years nave
adversely affected by
& new bonds will he secured T9 9 nSS p ard Saapm
all other a es" o.
I@s 4@is Nc% York Chicago
a 5s r as OF aSPo 4 su6as
The e5s Of $@1sP S3s Sons. G0mP.1y c 3nd cSafd Aent
providing for dssaOn plant and sai5 sp ,. s5oo bonds
dior o Onehh such interest
charges. ,,. o,s .,ua.
patents cts and rnaty three
Sz3yU" PONDS amount 10
Preferred Stock receiving regular quar-
lends and szoo'oNO Common Stock
stool
5s Z: F.sa';y Fl S Co. na GaS%
100 and accrued interest
n. above statement, guaranteed bn r.bds aam %
Hofl boy dshni0 advertisement
IS record only.
HAIICARTEN & CO. WILLIAM SALOMON & co.
ILLINOIS TRUST & SAVINGS BANK
CONTINENTAL AND COMMERCIAL TRUST
AND SAVINGS BANK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28

MANHATTAN BAsKET CO.. nc. raru's-'u-sr
- basket a. Us East Ssh ST.. les male 81 Aslsn-
f.erf 20 IsIdar Ssr.r T. was iH0urporatrl or I-.4-
ur-r 81 1918 win zap. Del. s,].a $500. all heny
ui.set o. president -
NATIONAL tHlRoPonl>I ST ffl.l 60. dts.,
90. ri i,orl.tisf suup'les 90 .l Mesf l-s.h -r l1s
made on assignment fo joseph l. COIN. li was o.
crrf--afed Oh september q. 1915 WIN capLt4
500 g 600 srI Maruf Rlsfry Is president
WFTNSHANK & SiLGEL. nc. ladIfF fAIorirf
a. D. Wet lrfh o. has msio an assignment in
D. fsf- ana Herman Wclr.lalE is president
ABRAHAM MEfTIN. dealer in cigars al1 az
srrft-- af -0l Ea.f l4tl s.. has male a. slilsH
- 1. Il L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28
HoTHOUsE PRODUCTS.

Be. greens. box. 75cGsl: cucumber. No.
= doz. -IcMsI: No D. box. s2.5OH $3.50 /.
Cauiifowers. Long Island. per doz. SZ.j0U
81: lettuce. Boston. strap. S1M $3.50 nearby
Dbl. S3Ns4; mint. doz bunches. 5o1 '9c :
mushrooms. white. Alb basket. SI.25n 81 go /;
cream. Sl.Z0USl.t0. brown, slW Sl.z3 but
tons -5cMsl. flats and opens. 40G 15c /;
radishes. 100 bunches. S20 e rhubarb. toz
small punches 2jU6jc tomatoes. ID, l0@ZOc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28
Quotations Tor Beeyes.
BEEvEs
CALVES

Reeeipts Tor two days. 1914 head 1854
bod on sale on liberal receipts prices
dropped 81 per l00-lb.. but with a fair de-
mand nearly all the oferir2s went 20 the
scale. Common 20 prime veas sold ~ SiU
ffl per 100 lbs. q Few choice selected az a
frac.ion higher prices culls and thrhwouts
az s6l2-. a few barnyard calves 10 S5n
$780, City dressed yeaIs easier ~ l3u re,
with lie - more general top figure coun-
o. Hua..rH ma O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28
BUSINESS TROUBLES


RANSOM COOK. o. 81 Fort Was.urstor Avenue.
formerly a contractor. builder anu lo.chc.f-I Ia,
ffIaI A refitiru fr balIrlpf-i WITH liabilities N
sITISI srI 40 assets except e. possible e4u4-y 10
leee.ry pledged with ~. a.. Marsh. Is creditor. fof
s. 0l8 Au0ther cred 10 is Che john shields 90
ale % Bath beach s .O0I ttlt CO., lease. Most
az tie Liabilities are fJr hotel supplies al1 cone
for building materials. and were contracted N tAs
civ and Greenwich. Conn.
LEWIS T. BAHTON % Amenia pu'che's C9ln-
~ las Sled petition ig BANKRUPTCY. VIII uaill-
'FRLpTRlCR RUSSELL carpenter - Waite
Plains has filed d petition ll lauArl.Lty WIZ
..L--L--c. II 81. ~ Id a..e-.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28
HOGS

Roccirts f,r two days. 7.5g9 head cars
on sale. The market was firm az last weeks
closing prices. with light 90 heavy weights
SELLING or s9.l5m Si0.25 per 100 lhs. rouFhs
90 IS s0fRs.15. pics. a. 50. country dressed
hoes wore steady ~ l0u g. per lh.
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SHEEP AND LAMBS.

Receipts Tor two days 4is7 head : car7
on sale Sheep 10 very light supply and
steady. lambs nrm % ljc higher; the pens
we're cleared. Common 90 prime sheep
tewesl sold az seas, per 100 lbs. culls Al
s.. common 20 choice lambs. slOn Sl2.l5.
Dressed mutton steady NJ l0nilc per 10.
dressed lambs. f5Hlslsc. with hog dressed
selling ND 10 l9c country dressed dollhouse
lambs steady 60 S5WsS.50 per carcass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28
HAY AND STRAW.

The market Is holding firm on a. de'crip-
tiou- OF timothy hay Receipts a. the ter
r.ual sheds are still moderate Tie New
York Central has reduced its supply ~ tran
rit 20 low that a modification Of the embargo
Is expected this wees. HAY. large baIed'
timothy. prime. ton, SOS: No ], 81 No 70
no Q s2O0s26: shipping. 500 SO: fancy
ligh, clover mixed. S24U SOS; No j clover
mixed. SZOds23: lower grade clover mixed.
ef5USIq. TO grade hay, $3.50 SIS kl
STRAW. 80 ]. sl4.J00fl5. small bale
i -.--- .-.L-- L..nn
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RYE
NEW YORK PRICES.

Market steady, No Western. slo2. {
y .vv York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES

po,atoes firm. Bermuda. No ]. bbl 80
e. -0 p. No .. Sfa $3.50. No. Q. S51a $500 ia,
new. No !. s-Hs1.50; No 2. S5.50u So No
Sass: Maine. bulk. $50 DO. .t'H 20
~ -6tfSg'- Long Island. bulk. $50 lb. $40
0f45o. hi or bag. si0 St.25; state and
IA stern. $50 3D. $500 $50. lo,-lh bag,
sq ,6El 81 IS. Western. l50-lb bag. $50 500
Va and Nd late crop. bbi or bag, 81, go
IA late crop. red. basket. SlN Si.25 at
.e~fions nartiy frozen. Sluf2 sweets. Jcr-
se, basket. 60c0 n De- and Nd. 4oH soc
ASpARAGIIS. S c. doz bunchcs. Sl5on 81
GEORGIA.. sl sou g.: Cal S-.ts0 $3.50. Atll-
CNOKEs. Cal. French, d-lm. ..us9t box.
Orlear. bbl g25OuS3. BROCCOLI teu
O~icanr hhi. Ssusl0s hRioS us
SPROUTS. CAL large drum. f'Hsis;
pTANe Ta. wax. b1.let. s-.-'fi $3.50 4;
green. so25HS3,' poor. SlWSl. Bermuda,
Fa,a. crate. 1880 $3.50 BEES. OLD, Dol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28
FRESH FRUITS.

APPLES slightly frmer Tor fancy 1'!.--
erberg. biol. SI.1-N53. Jonathan. S-H5' ;
York Imperial S-Hs5.s0. Wine-aD s-i
$3.50: Stayman Wine-ap, f2Us+. Iallman
sweet. s2NS3.-5: Black Twig. S-H 500 .
Russet, Sl.50W $50: Rome Beauty, sl1yd
$3.50. Grcening, s-NS3.25; King. Si..,s.li
S3.2J: n -thern Spy. SL15dS+; baldwin
SI75MS3z5: Hubbard-on. S-MS3 Zen
Davis. fl.250s2.25: Black Ben. &-llss.
Gano. si.--0 $3.50. Far Western. box. i5cH
q: PEARS. EieTer bbl. SlnS2 basket. 500
75c: CRANBERRIES. Cape Cod. late so,ts'
bbI. s1mSIl: New Iors. crate. S-'t $3.50 .
jersey. HoVe Dol. 2-HSl0 native s'fi s' 3
standard crate f-us2.40, New lo-. crate
sI-5nf2. ordinary sorts. S-15"$2: Long
I..srd. late sorts. Dbl. SASH. crate. s-d
t1.50: STRAWBERRIES. F.a. refrigerator
chests. quart. 5Gt4Qc. kUMQUAIS, Fla,
quart. GHIOc: TASGEBINES. Fla. strap
s25o0s5. KINGS. Fla. strap S-d $40
ORANGES. Fla. box. Si.25NS3: Porto Rico.
f.25l sos: Cal. $500 Sa.15: GRAPE
FRUIT. Fla hos. 75cm $50; Cuban. SlI n
s2.-5: Porto Rico. sscMs3 Jamaica, SD"
si.-5: Nassau. I5cd $3.50: Isle Of Pines, So
S225: LEMONS. Cal. box s2U$3; LINES
dominican. Dbl. s5dS1. PINEAPPLEo.
Porto giro. Rcd Spanish. box. $500 $500.