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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-15
Previous Year
Metal Markets

An advance of 81 a ton was an
nounced yesterday for basic pig iron
in the Pittsburgh district. This makes
the price S32 a ton. Recent sales OF
this metal, according to The Iron
Age" have left a comparatively Limited
supply for further 1917 needs. Foundry
irons are also 81 to 81 higher than "a
week ago. II is now predicted that IN
few DAYS an advance of S. to $40 ton
will be made in bolts and nuts, and a
corresponding change will be made IN
railroad spikes.
Conditions in finished steel, accord
ing 70 "The Iron Trade Review" are
emphasized by the extraordinary ad-
vance of 81 TO S15 ton on plates,
shapes and bars announced during the
week by the Steel Corporation. "A
single advance so large by the leading
nroducer." saws this publication, rs
eloquent of the futility of any meas
ures designed to hold prices WITHIN
Roth "The Iron Age" and "The Iron
Trade Review" emphasize the famine
that continues in ship steel. Inc gov
eminent continues TO place and inquire
for a varied tonnage, most OF whlch
apparently is for military preparations:
On the Atlantic coast 24,OOO tons OF
steel ship material has been sold IN the
last few days for the first half OF
lels and the first quarter OF 1919;
sales on the Pacific Coast are reported
TO have amounted to 10000 tons.
Prices current for rev Of the prin-
FINAL metals and metal products, COM
nared with those prevailing at the cor
responding time of last year, follow;
Current year
Dricc ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-15
Yesterdays a yei
New Boston & Maine Plan
Leased Lines Said to Favor
Modified REORGANIZATION

Boston, March 14.-The directors Of
the Boston Maine to-day considered
modified plan for recognizing the sys-
TEN, voting, it is understood, TO submit
it TO the leased lines for action. Ben
jamin A. Kimball, president of the Con-
cord & Montreal Railroad, which has
been prominent in its opposition to
previous proposals for reorganization,
stated at Concord, y. H., tonight his
belief that the several leased lines
would find the new plan satisfactory.
Details OF the plan are still with
held. Marcus p. Knowlton. chairman
Of the Federal trustees of Boston &
Maine stock. owned by the New York,
New Haven & Hartford Railroad, and
p director of the Boston e. Maine, said
he had no statement TO make beyond
that issued by the directors.
Judge Knowlton several months ago
opposed adoption OF a previous plan as
being unfair and injurious TO the
stockholders Of the Boston & Maine
because Of its provisions for an as
sessment on the common stock"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-15
In d u S trial
Cotton

Cotton broke sharply yesterday ou'
with new crop deliveries showing - -.
weakness relatively than the ne"tD'
nositions. May contracts, lor IN
stance. sold OF 20 l7.56, or al pom,
lover. while October broke only 10
nojnts from Tuesdays closing. hgurees'
Last prices were slightly up from 'he
lowest on covering, ranging from 10 "
40 noints lower. The reported slhAInb
~ an American steamer without warn
in0 by a German submarine douD HeSS
contributed to the nervousness o. sen
timent, while part Of the selling CANT
from sources that may have Deen IN
Auenced by the break in wheat. OtheI-
wise the factor appeared TO be increas-
ing anxiety as 90 export prospects OnS
situation in that respect beng conn seu
nv indications that under the latest Gus
tom House regulations daily reports
will not be available. NO hguics "eie
given out yesterday.
The partial loss Of the March pre-
MUM under small notices OF the preVl-
Gus day, il was thought. had discour,,
aged May longs. Some were lnciiheu
10 attribute the weakness to Tealiza-
ton that prices were now near par
ity with the South, and that hedge sell
ing was likely TO be encountered on
further advances. Southern spot mar
kets as officially reported were un-
changed to 80 points lower, the south
western markets being lower, whlIe
others were generally unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-15
ment, the departure Of ships for En-
ropeGn ports is omitted.l
ARRIVED

CedHc BIZ. Liverpool March T. 70 The White
star Line. with cabin and Storage passenger
Manchoneal CNori. Port Antonio March g. Mon
fego BAY and Kingston :. TO the United Fruit 60.
f'bao tNorl Manzanlllo March :. 10 the West
India IS 90. win slsar Bar at M ,,o uu,sc,
Is Line with sugar Bar A. : 80 m.
Pacific Nor Buano, Ayrgs ftD a. Monteyideo
l6 and trinidad Nann 60. to Norton. Llily d 70
Munamar Anuua March 10. 10 the Munson u
lin. ... o' .no..s ana muse. bs' a. LOU
yo-,ne ,Rus,ii Bordeaux Fob q. 70 tho Russian
Volunteer tee il ballast Bsr a. ~ m ny, l1tl
Pancras lBrJ. Cardiff Feb q. 10 Furnees WHY
a 90. with 81 passengers. IN ballast bar a. i.So
r. ( Trsnspo-t Fitzpatrick. Cristobsl March s. 20
The 4 5 QuarirrmaSer's department. with ll5 pas
scnrors mails and mdse Bar A. 10 80 p N. loIi.
American Dutch. Ration Rouge Feb IL and Nor.
, folk 26. 10 d Y Warden. with Oil. quar- a. : "
Gomsl Mobile March 6. Tampa s and her West
no. 20 The Msorv IS Go. with passengers ana muse
VI Siso' Gaige,,on March 8. TO the Southern
Pacific 60. WITH mdso quar- At $50 a m
Mohswk Jacksonville March II and Charleston
T. 90 tire clyde q Go. with paSsel gers ana mue
Ssrsmac.s CartsSena March and Puerto Co
lomlo :. 20 the United Fruit Co Win mde. hh
Wsssapcqua. Arroyo March E. to the Nsw York
Porto Rico - 60. win sugaf- br a. ..IV IN n
~ brown Grand Bassanl. Dee 10 AMI hs
hados Feb o.. 10 Castor. Williams Wismore' Win
MAHOGANY. 80 ~.
Delaware. Philadelphia. ~ the Clyde IS 20 Win
md,e quar- Al 80 .
parI~o fne,e . ais trnsl SsgIa Msrrh 10. n
the Ncw York & cuban Mall IS %. With sugar.
Iar a. 80 On.
Be-rrulIan tRrl. bermuda Msrch r. ~ the
Cueb-- =, 90 with passengers. malls and mdss
Ousr G.l7 p . , -
Advance ,rs'nh.l 20 fhe Panama s. %,
with passengers mails end mdse. sco'iad blsN'
ship a. Do on.
SAILED
Santa Marta Kingston: Huron. Charleston ard
lsck,o,lviiie. P..s..-. Seg Orleans. Lulia. MAYA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-15

yvAvEIBAI-M. JOSEPH ST. RROGATES
COURT COUNTY OF NEW YORK.-In
me Matter OF the Application for letters
~ administration. With the viii annexed.
~ IN. goods chattels ard credits left un-
administered 81 JOSEPH WAXELbAUM.
Deceased -
To THE CREDITORS or JOSEPH
WANELRAUM. DECEASED:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Charles
Z WaXelbaun. as petitioner, upon the con-
sent ~ all the next ~ kin OF and of all the
persons entitled to share In the estate 81
Inc said Joseph WaNelbaum. deceased.
Acknowledged and nled with tho Surro-
gates ~ tho county of New York. Intends
to apply 90 the said Surrogstes FOR Letters
~ Admin lgtratiOn 10 be issued 20 him a.
administrator with the VIII annexed OF the
goods chattels and credits left unadmin-
istered. 81 said Joseph WsNelbsum. de-
ceased. with q limited and modified bond,
pursuant Co the provisions ~ Section 25al
~ the Code ~ civil Procedure Of the state
~ New York
And YOU and each Of YOU are hereby
notified and required under and by virtue
~ tho aforesaid section OF said Code and
300 pursuance u an order OF publication
mad" Tor that purpose ny Honorable John
4. Cohalan. one 81 the Surrogater OF the
County 81 New York. dated the 10Th day
~ March. 1911 to present any and all
claims that YOU may have against the
estate OF the aforesaid Joseph WaNelbaum,
deceased TO the Surrogates ~ the County
of New York at their once In the Hall Of
Records In the Borough OF Manhattan.
CIV OF Now York. on or before the nth
day Of April. 1917 at or after which time
the penalty Of tho bond to he given by
the person 70 whom Letters OF Administra-
ton with the will annexed herein shall
he granted IN TO be nNed by the said sur
rOgatcs.
Dated New York. March 18th. 1917.
CHARLES T. WANELBAUM. Petitioner.
LIEBMANN 4 TANZER. Attorneys for
Petitioner. once and =. q. Address.
No. 231 broadway. Borough OF Man
haitian. City of New York.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

et-pPEME COURT. COUNTY OF NV
oCIt6pit Euortense y Fischer, plantlr'
.ratDst william A Martin and others de-
ien M pursuarce Of judgment Of forecIos-
- 80 sale duly made and eniefed lh
uIe asbnye-eutitled action. and bearing date
~ Ssth dav Of February, 1917, l. the
,nl.-siered the referee in said judgment
named. will sell a. puDi.c 'ts Vesev
Exchange Salesroom. 20, ~ go
street. In the Borough OF Mama = ar; ~
81 New York. on the Ztth DAY OF Al't ~.
1917. at II o'clock noon on ma uS?, -. ns
Iirspted by said judgment 10 b. soid oalu
III a,,,tses viii be sold in one parcel pursn-
snt TO said judgment ana are 'heIei" "e
scr.PgTIu ,hosc certain lots pieces or parcels
-, land with the buildings and improve,
ments thereon erected. situate, lytns az,
icing i'm the Borough OF Manhattan o.,
nc Gitv OF New York, In the County ann
S,ste Of New York. bounded ana de-
aEGITNING a. a point ON the sou. %
crlv side Of one Hundred ana ) Hen,y
ef,h street. distant two hundred ana
-, sve foet oasterly from the corner
,o-,,ed by the Intersection Of the SOUTH
xiv side Of one Hundred ana INenly-
Hfth street with the easteriy s'ut % 49,
,soruerlv SIXTH Avenue; running thehS7
Na,,,beriv parallel with LeuoN 0orneriF
Sixthl Avenue ono hundred teei e,eNfn
inches To the centre INC OF ~ ~ :;
HENCE easterly, along said centre Inc OF
the block. one hundred ana twenty -nEe
,eet. thence northerly. parallel with LenoK
formerly SIXTH Avenue. one huhnre1 o 5eee
.ia,.ar Inches 10 the southerly side OF One
TI,,rdred and Twenty street; thence
,1es,erlv. along the southerly side OF one
Kindred and Twenty-ffth street. one hun
drsd and twenty-five feet to the point OF
Mace OF beginning. .--,-
Said nremiseS being known as Numbers
&, % Is SO and So West One Hundred
and Twenty-Afth street
PHOENIX n,GRAHAM. Referee
LYON & SMITH. Attorneys for Piaintin'
IS Cedar Street. Borough Of Manhat-
tan. CITY o. New York.
The following Is diagram OF the prop
erty to be sold:
vtcqt fpSfh street
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-

rent make. No !. 27ikG2Sc No ., 27e; lower
grades. 25026
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-15

IoST-Rsnktook 70. l07sIos OF RANK ,or say
irg. 30 Fourth ave. NeS No-H fayhent
.topf.I Please return book "a bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-15
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR GASOLINE. LYE. AND
Electric Holsts-Sea Ted proposals VIII
be received az tho Office Of the General
Purchasing Ofncsr. The Panama Canal
Washington. H. g.. until 1870 Z. NJ and
ar the once 81 tho Assistant Purchasing
Agent. The Panama Canal. Fort Mason
san Francisco. cal. not later than 1880
o'clock A. NJ. March p, 1917. at which
time they will be opened In public FOR
furnishing the above mentioned articles
Blanks and general Information relating
TO this Circular no. IBID may be- OBJ
tanned from this once or the Offices 81 the
Assistant Purchasing Agents - state
Street. New York city. 6it Whitney-Cen-
trail Building. New orleans. La; and Fort
Mason. San Francisco. cal; also from tho
4. y Engineer Ofices In tho principal cities
throughout the United States Earl T.
Hrown. Major. Corps ~ Engineers. u. S. A.
Goneral Purchasing Or1cer.
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Produce Msrkets-CuTent

= Butter Receipts. ef37 psekages Cream
shy, higher scoring than eztras. per ID. flH
Oblze s1traa i32 sc0rel. 40NM4lc. hfsii
~ 20 81 ,corst. 37ihMfOc seconds 80 %
81 seorsl. zsrLz1c thirds. 1fm5fizc cream.
erly. unsaited. higher than extrns. ~ IN
<|,ne. ertrss, fOHUflc. FIRST. 1bW zoe A;
ses,0nAs z6HM17Hc. cresncry. bold. higher
siosn sztrss. zgxN11c extras. 5sM re {:
o.rsis. z7fL1sc second. fHWlstc. thirds.
Izhn5ic. state dairy. tubs. hncst. 5JNW
l0l good " prime. 1lWgac common " fair.
NUM- renovated. extras 15ml5hc, hrsts.
MI n3lc iover grade. T01lci imitation
G,eaYoery. fret 1lMzzcs ladles. currcui
a.Lc 6rsfs 2fhMZtikc. heconds. &c {.
sorer grsles, Z7WIAcfDaasing stock. cur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-15

Po-, Arthur va :, Lucia. Para. etc: is'h. ho'
wick Hal Baltimore ~
san Iuan. March I7-Philsdephls. NeW YORK.
I0bo, March l4-San Juan. Boston.
VALPARAISO. March l--Mlldoro. SCUM beiu'
Rahia March l5-Goy PoWers Phaadelpm@
Havana Msreh l4-saratosA. Ne9 YORK. nh
Liverpooi March l.-Bay state tBrl. Boston fru'f
tBrl. Boston.
SAILED
Porto Rico March l4-MAnanA New YorA.
Yokohama Ma-,h l2-Yenczuea from Hong hons'
san Francisco.
ToeorUa March i3-WinnehazO. Colon.
Vavar. March l3-Nontrey Nassau ard NeE folA
Cisrfuegos March l5--Anuila New York; p N
Ct1rserico. Marrh l3-MsnzanI.o Cuban. ssr
Jose.
Manila. March ls-Echo. san Francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-15

Together with the appurtcnances and an
the rights and interests of tho parties to
the said action OF In and 20 the said prem
lses
Free and clear Of all cncumbrances and
lien. except state OF facts shown by surN ey
OF said premises made by Charles A. Meyer
4 Son and In possession OF PLAINTIFF at
torneyF.
costs and allowances isi $500. taxes and
water rates si.225iO
Dated New York February elth. 1917.
BAYARD r. HOLMES. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-15

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO., ~ 4
compressed air steam. hAld o. a sslc.|
prosdssy. i2l East i,th ST. OVh
Tel i32-3Sth
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Following are yesterdays prices, compared
with those Of a year ago:
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE
30 Broad St, New York City

30 Broad St, New York City.
The undersigned beg TO announce mat
Mr. Joseph J. Carew has this day retired
from tho firm Of J. J. Csrew and Company
and mat the business OF the said frm viii
be continued at the same address and IN
he sam. Offices by the remaining partners.
ur walter J. Schmidt and Mr.. stanislaus
]. Deery. under tho firm name OF
SCHMIDT & DEERY.
The nrrn OF j. J. Csrew and Company
has this day been dissolved by mutual
agreement
March -. 1917.
WALTER j. SCHMIDT.
JOSEPH J. CaREN.
STASIsLAUs }. DEERY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-15

Corn.-Inhuenced mostly by the decline In
wheat. prices eased of from an early ed-
vance and closed lc % ! &c net lower. IN
terror receipts were larger. and there was a
general absence Of export demand. The cash
position has recently shown an easier tone.
and exporters report = deposition 10 transfer
contract. % lalrr aata.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-15

Oats Prices were hesey. closing &c 70
iIe net lower Interior receipts were
larger. and there was ar absence Of export
demAnd. Tie local cash market was easy.
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DIAMONDS
HE'LL WANTED

Femsle. Il
pr-sr>t.ss woNFN Social wo, 4. -
DFNTS -Irtrresfirg ho'is''',T'Ir grReN ,
h,,,t,g salary ~ commifsi"..
erfy II Room $40
PORT GJESE speaS.ns "a. VIZ
WORK in ,ml. ,rn', 81 n, Is 1r<
ZION boz poruglest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-15
SWIMMING
BUSINESS CARDS
DAIRYMAN'S HM
CARPET CLEANING

Choice clover mizei 40 81 ~
farm. I g HAWkfNS. Srher''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-15

A COSEY BAYFRONT HOME

r. orerel for sale 10 quick purchaser ou easy
terms: owner leaving town. House IS ucs and has
slN rooms and bath. with extra shower iu base
rnent: large porch. fireplace. steam neat. city
water. electric lights. combination Gas and coal
range SC Tlo-sfed IN srosiuE community. three
MINUTES p waterfront and N railroad station ieec
'ric se~vicel 20 minutes tp Nanhaitau. Small
down payment leaving $500 ou first mortgage.
and the rest ike rent. No brokers. Address Is,
Inr Hnl Trlhmne ONE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-15

Ry,-HaTket steady.
Nes'day's Previous Year
Cash; close close ago
Cssh, =. Y bush.....t1.tI St.6I Si0i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-15
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS W"

M VIRTUE OF A , hs ,s'dr. 49,
pos,n. Aucticneer 'el' uon~A w.
chsT'c, ri,cs proo..s,,So, ,., ,s v<s
moss. By order q Al'ofn" "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-15
oil Futures-Tb,

Cottonseed Oil Futures.-There was only
moderate volume OF business in the cotton
seed oil market, but in view Of the early
weakness in lard the market displayed very
steady undertone. and final quotations ranged
from 4 points net lower to ] point higher.
Yesterdays year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-15
FURNISHED HOUSES WANTED
COT NTRY
UNFINISHED APIS. TO LET

APARTMENT TO 81 BIEr. unfurnishei May lV
20 Csrcmont Az frontage on Barnarf College
Campus s rooms and bath. elevator. near ll6fh
n subway and Riverside buses. so 10 Mol'sum-
err Apartment Phone i23 M0rIing'dr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-15

IN FORECLOSURE-sU SUPREME COURT.
County ~ New York. The Seamen's
Rank for Savings in the city Of New York
Plaintiff, against Isaac Schlanger and
others. Defendants. Clerks File No 1895
Year 1915 CadWalader. Wickcrshan z
TAFT. Plaintiffs Attorneys. 40 Wall Street.
New York.
Judgment entered February e6th. 1917
will sell Al public auction az Exchange
81 lesroom. Nos. i4-l6 Nssoy Street in Ror-
ough OF Manhattan. city Of New York. ~
70 o'clock noon. on March 22nd. 1917 nv
Herbert 4. sherman. Auctioneer. the mort
gagged premises directed by said Judgment
10 be sold viz. ALL that certain lot piece
or parcel Of land. with tho buildings and
improvements thereon erected. situate.
lying and being in the Seventeenth Ward
Of the Borough Of Manhattan. CITY OF New
York and bounded and described as Pol
lows. -BEGlNNlNG at point on the
southerly side OF stanton street. opposite
the centre line Of party wall. stand nc
one half thereof on the premises hereby
described and one-half thereof on the
premises adjoining on tho west which
point Is distant one hundred and twenty
by the intersection % the southerly side
~ Stanton Street with the easteriy side OF
suffolk street: and running thence south
ery parallel with Suffolk Street and part
- the way through party wall one hum
dred feet. thence essterly parallel with
stanton Street twenty-five fcct. thence.
northerly parallel with suffolk Street one
hundred feet TO the southerly side 81 stan
ton Street. and thence westerly along the
said southerly slide ~ stanton street.
twenty five feet TO tho point or place of
beginning. DO the said several distances
and dimensions moro or less. said prem-
ises being known 10y tho present Street
Number i6i stanton street m the Borough
Of Manhattan. city Of New York
Section Block $40. street No 1871
Stantou Sfr,ef
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West t2sth street.

The approximate amount ~ the lien or
charge to satisfy which the above de-
scribed prof. erty tx 20 be sold. is Si2602i0i.
with interest thereon from the 18th day OF
February. 1917. together with the costs
and allowances amounting 20 s35476. to-
gether with the expenses Of tho sal The
approximate amount OF the taxes. assess
ments and water rates or other liens. which
arc to be allowed 10 the purchaser out OF
the purchase money. or paid by the referee,
Is sss1t.2t and interest.
Dated New York, March %. 1917
PHOENIX INGRAHAM. Referee.
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stanton street
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Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cotton.
seed Oil

Coffee Futures.-An opening decline was
followed by a sharp advance in the coffee
market yesterday, with September contracts
selling up from az TO 79S and closing at
7.95. while the general list closed at a net
gain Of II TO IA points. Sales were reported
of 60 900 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-15
: u S t e n a n C e
Cereals

Wheat Of May contracts
was again IN progress, ana Ihe May
premium over later months was iurtheI
seduced. Fears of a railroad STRIKE ana
also a growing apprehension tnat the
volume of exports will be curtalled oy
q shortage Of tonnage seemed 10 DC
responsible for part OF the selling Al
the same time the trade was nervous
over political conditions.
Early in the day the market displayed
some frmness. but long wheat came out
in volume on every upturn, and toward
the close stop-loss orders were uncov-
cred and final quotations showed net
losses Of TO 43sc.
The EXPORT demand, which recently
has been one Of the principal sustain
ing factors, was entirely lacking, and
in some quarters the reports that emma
had seized a number OF German Vessels
was construed a. hearish, as 10 was
thought that this tonnage might be
used for shipments OF wheat from Aus
train and India
Advices from abroad were 70 tho e.
feet that the recent military successes
Of the Allies have inspired more con-
fdence and lesseneG apprehension re-
gArding future needs Of breadstuhs.
The weather over the winter wheat
belt was viewed as favorable. and the
trade felt more optimistic regarding
the new crop outlook. Clearances Of
wheat from the Seaboard were small,
and the interior movement was ahead
Of last week.
Yes'day's Previous Year
Cash: close. close. ago.
New York. 500 sos SIP
Contract:
Chicago, May. 1867 1874 1.1oI4
Chicago. July. 1922 1859 1.o8s4
Corn.-InAuenced mostly by the decline In
wheat prices eased OF from an early ad-
vance and closed 1c % &c net lower. In
terror receipts were larger. and there was a
general absence Of export demand The cash
position has recently shown an easier tone.
and exporters report = deposition to transfer
contracts 70 later dates.
Yc-'day'S Previous Year
Cash: clo'e. close. $50.
New York st2o34 s1.22 81
Contract
Chicago. May ...... foz i.osa Y
Chicago. July ..... 100 1.oNs .I79s
Price. we're heavy. closing Ic 70
iIe net lower. Interior receipts were
larger. and there was ar absence Of export
demand Tie local cash market was easy.
Yes days Previous Year
Cash. close close. ago.
New Yorl .--... .7sIz .T3Ia .EsIa
csissso. N,sy ~... ~ g e. ~
Yerdsy's Previous Year
C..b. close close ago
Cab n. =. bu,h.....'i0 't67 sioi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-15

Sugar Futures.-After opening unchanged
10 an advance OF II points on first bids.
trading in sugar futures yesterday became
very irregular. the close being 4 points lower
to points higher. with sales of II. 800 tons.
Yesterdays A year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-15
SURROGATES' NOTICE

.,tt,S IEONARD.-IN PURSUANCE OF
49,, order OF Honorable Robert Ludlow
r.',yisr Surrogate Of the County Of New
York. dated october lith' ISle, ~ lie
1t-,s AGAINST Leonard Ames, late OF the
County Of New York, deceased, 70 pre-
sent the same with vouchers Thereon 20 the
snbscribers. At their place OF transactins
6,,si,.s. at the office Of Charles Z. Lat
49, No 81 Pine Street. Manhattan. In
Ths CITY of New York. on OF before the
-l9 1a ga New YORK. the 18th day OF octo.
uer' WV FANNY r. AMES.
CHARLES p. LATTING.
cIApIES p. LATTING. Attorney for
Executors No. - Pine St. y. Y. city.
~ pI-RsUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON.
I'm y Cohalan. a Surrogate OF tbs
ro,ntv ~ New York. Notice Is hereby given
~ al persons having claims against
Charles kirchhof. iat. OF me CqunN OK
III vouchers thereof TO the subscri bers. at
their place Of trsnsscting business az ths
once of their attorney. hehry ~ corey.
- No 2gO Broadway, In the city Of
Tsa York. on or before the 18th day Of
MI dated. New York. the nth day OF Sep
'eih0ei' w WILLIAM a. KIRCHHoFF.
THEODORE DWIGHT.
HENRY h. CORbh' n.
Attorney for Executors, NO. 2g0 Broad
rav Manhattan. New York city.
,,-I, rsrErLE DeFoRREsT IN PUR-
IL i,,,.' 81 an order OF Honorable John F.
,ahaIsn a Surrogate Of the County OF
New York. notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against LYDIA
= YORK deceased to present the same.
III youchcrs thereof TO tho subscribers
A. their place Of transacting business. at
Pull
900 I-if,b Avenue Borough Of Manhattan.
~ Of New York on OF before the 25th
nav OF May. 1871
dated November 22nd. 1916.
NERSIL MIX.
WILLIAM T. WARNER,
CARRIE l.. COOPER,
Administrators.
FULLERTON WELLS. Attorney for Ad-
illustrators No. 200 Fifth Avenue.
borough Of Manhattan. CITY Of New
York.