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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-23
SUMMONS

sr-pREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
Work New York Life Insurance and
Trust Company, as substituted trustee uh-
der the last will and testament OF Albert
: GaiIatin. deceased, plaintiff, against Al
bert Eugene Gallatin. Louisa Belford CAL
latin. Louise Gay. Cornelia l.. Gallatln.
Frederic W. stevens as executor under the
last will and testament OF Albert L. Gaia,
tin deceased: Samuel Woolverton and
louisa Belford Gallatin. as executor and
executrix of the last will and testament OF
Albert r. Gallatln, deceased; ROBERT
Large, John William Howell Emlly Len 4
fsnt Reginald Davies. Henry Bodvii
Hughes and william Temple Emmett de-
PENDANTS
10 ne above named defendants;
Won are hereby summoned 10 answer tbs
complaint in this action, and TO serve a
COPY of your answer on the pialntlus at
toTDeys within twenty 600 days after the
service OF this summons, exclusive OF me
dav of service, and in case OF your failure
10 appear or answer, judgment VIII De
taken against you by default FOR the reUef
demanded IN the complaint.
Dated November 18th, 1915
EMMET & PARISH. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Office and Post ONCE address, 81 Wall
Street. Borough Of Manhattan, New York
City. ,,,,,,,- TT,
Emily Ienfant, Reginald Davies and Henry
Bodyil Hughes: -
The foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication. pursuant TO an order OF
Mr. Justice Mitchell l.. Erlanger, Justice OF
the Sunreme Court OF the State Of New
York dated the 4th day or December 1917.
and fled with the complaint in the ONCE
Of the Clerk OF the County OF New YORK.
at the County Court House. Borough or
Manhattan. city and State Of New York.
Dated December g. 1916.
EMMETT & PARISH. PLAINTIFFS Attorneys:
once and Post Office address. 50 wall
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. city OF
New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-23

Of commerce and. as such, exempt iroI'
state regulation and subject only 20 I'm; ns
tional supervision, was the ~ nv
men and corporations attacking VIZ
laws. The Investment bahkeis A,
citation Of America. through former Az,
torney General Wickersham, appeared
in the litigation attacking the statutes
States Have Protective Rights
"prevention Of deception is within,
.h. competency Of government, saio
y...,.. McKenua. "The intanglDlllty
80 securities. being representatives oil
oronertv in distant states, and the IN
saor;tv If them can only be assured py
The nrobity of the dealers in them sho
tbe Information they are required 10
s,I,,a This assurance the states deemed
necessary for their welfare 10 REQUIRE
and that requirement Is not u"ie"S''
able or inappropriate.
awe cannot stay the hands OF govern
ment upon a consideration OF the I'M
nolicv of its legislation. Every ne"
regulation of business meets chailehge
But the policy Of state and us eN'
nression in laws must vary with CIT
"The statutes burden honest bust
ness. il is true, but burden 1t only tha'
under its forms dishonest business may
not be done. Expense may thereby pt
caused and inconvenience, but to arres'
the mower Of the state by such conslder
ations would make il impotent TO ais
charge its functions. 1t costs some
thing to be governed.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES


" ZIMMERMAN COMPANY-Judge A y. Hand
appointed Arthur J.. Gothoid and John w f. Ken
nedy receivers FOR VI. Zimmerman Company. manu-
fscturer OF sausages and meat provisions at 3ls
East Houston st.. with branches at 90 East 81 81
and In lhilsde phia. and who also has property in
Boston. The Application was made Us Berth Levi
* Co. creditors Tor 1886. 900 for cash advances
and for merchandise sold 70 h.. The receivers were
appointed on a petition IN BANKRUPTCY which was
filed against the company by Berth. Levi q Co and
two other creditors. Louis Genser. Slsi, for auto
supplies. and the Air0blast Corporation. $50.
II alleged that u made preferential payments
of s.. 600 among which were the Chicago Sausage
and Provision Company and Hirsh 4 Meyer. LA
bilities were stated 10 be 5000 900 and assets Of
soc 900. The receivers were allowed 10 continue
business for five days.
IL vas stated that the company for some time had
been operating under an extension Agreement, and
the cash had been advanced principally o. Berth.
Levi * Co. Business has been run az a loss.
The assets consist Of meat and provisions and
other ingredients used IN the manufacture q ssu-
sages. smoked meats, machinery. motor trucks
horses aid accounts recoverable and possible equity
in real estate o. $4,000 The company was IN
corporsted March !. 1902 Is capitalized at $500.
600 ana 10 1903 Absorbed me Union Bcef company.
Moses Zimmerman was president and Berthold Levi
vice president
A statement Of the company financial condition
IN September last showed assets Of SS92. 900 and
liabili'ie, Of S6li 600 including special capital OF
$4,000 Leon Lautertein Is the attorney for the
S. CoTTLE COMPANY-A petition in bankruptcy
has been Med against $ Cottle Company. manufaci-
itors: New Netherland Bank. s2j.725 on notes ID.
J.. Makepesce Company, Attleboro Mass. 81 800.
.nd Benedict & Warner. Sis Preferential transfer
o. property valued 81 900 is the act Of bankruptcy
alleged Of the notes held By the New Netherland
Bank $l9.Isj were dated IN January. 1911. Judge
A y Hand appointed Frederick Wlds and Oliver
O. Fessendeu receivers, bond $50 900. The company
Was incorporated bon February. 1851. with a capital
stock which was afteward Increased 70 500 900.
but it was 10. rated In Bradstreets Assets are re-
ported To be 500. 600
RIVERSIDE GARAGE COMPANY-A petition fl
bankruptcy has been hlei against the Riverside
Garage Company. az EOS West lOlst st., b. these
creditors. Texas Company. S3.l93: Nhlttemore- Sim
Cornpany $751; and Vs.cuum Oh Company Sl26. Il
was alleged that the Company permitted the farre.
Auto Company. a creditor 10 Obte. Judgment
against the company under which IL property was
sold on November r. lash
SIMON JACkSON-Another petition IN bank
ruutcy has been filed against Simon Jackson gro
GER al Oh Tiffany 81. BY those creditors. Harry
n Parrish SI2i. Rosenberg Bro. Sal. and Max
Moseoyitz. S6sL Liabilities are 5000 and Assets
$500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-23

Local Foreeast-Fair and colder to-day. To-mor-
tow. fair with rising temperature: ineoh vest winds.
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SURROGATES' NOTICES

sTINsON. MARGARET. - IN PURSU-
ance OF an order OF Honoraole Jonn
New York. notice is hereby given TO all
persons having claims against Margaret
Stimson, late Of the County OF New York.
deceased to present the same. with vouch-
ers thereof TO the subscribers, at their
place OF transacting business. No. 40 Wall
Street I'm the City OF New York, on or
before the LIST day OF August next
Dated New York, the 10th day OF Janu-
airy, 1917.
ARTHUR II. MASTEN,
BEVERLEY r. ROBINSON.
Executors.
II. BARLOW FARR. Attorney FOR Ex-
ecutors, No. 40 Wall Street. New York
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Commodities
Continued from page 10

closed steady, with No. hard quoted
at S2.12. ~
Yes'day's Previous Year
close close. ago.
Cash: cents cents (centsj
New York. POS 2.05I4 1.45H
Contract:
Chicago, May. 1877 1.ooZs $50
Chicago, July. 1880 l.519s l'<o%e
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Coamo Cuanica Jan "a. Ponce and Maysguez -
and san Juan IT, 20 the New York and Porto Rico
IS Co. with Passengers. mails and mdse. Bar al
Bisp Nor. Reykiayik. Iceland. Jan 4. to Ben
nett. Hyoseh co. with wool. Bar at 1880 m.
Aladdin CNoD. s, Michaels Jan Z. TO Furnes,.
Witty a Go. boz ballast Bar at a IN
sosua tNorl. Cienfuegos Jan Is. to the United
Fruit co. with sugar. Bar al m. 2lst
Olaudius Aulasuon Giussl. Baltimore Jan 90 TO
Lunhsm Moore. With mdse. In transit. quar-
Hattie Luckenbach. Baltimore Jan 20. to the
LuckenDach IS Go. In ballast Quar- a. $50 m
Czaritza Russ. Archsngel Nov 80 and Kola Bay
Jan >. 10 the Russian Volunteer Fleet with pas
sengers and mdse. Bar a. n.
PAtores. Boess del Toro Jan 10. Puerto Lmon
u. Crist0hal II aud Havana 10. 20 the United
Fruit Go. with Passengers. mails and mdse Bar
Siberier (Beigl. Genoa Dec :. Naples 10. Palermo
T. Malaga - and Gibraltar 81. % W Duckett
q Co with mise. Bar 40 30 a
Helen. san Juan Jan r. to he Bull Insular Line.
Arapahoe. Jacksonville Jan 10 and Charleston 90.
20 The Cbde IS Go. with passengers aid ndse.
Trieda. Portland. "a the Uuon Sulphur Co. in
ballast. Quar- al 1855 90.
Ei sigo. Galveston Jan IS. 20 the Southern
Pacific 60 with fll.e quar- OF G.5j NJ
Msldng Dutch. Rotterdam Dec Is via Falmouth
Jan 3. 10 Punch. Ldye - Co. in ballast Bar at
Bermudisn CBr). Bermuda Jan 90 to the Quebec
= Line. with passengers. mails and mdse Bar AZ
Anxious fBrl. Malta Dec q and Gibraltar Jan ..
10 Paul ROBSON 4 Co, IN ballast. Bu al 1890 m.
Colorado lBrl. Hull Jan s. 10 Sanders0n a Son.
with udse. Bar a. noon.
Lord Erne lBrl. Bordeaux Jan 4 % the Com
pasnie Generate Transatantique. IN ballast Bar a.
l. Is p m.
Creole New Orleans Jan L.. 70 the southern Pa
cine 60. with passengers and mdse. Anchored Quar-.
Alabama. Port Arthur. 70 The Texas Oh Go. With
mdse Quar- a. 50 m
Brata.d tNorl. santa Lucis. Tor Ferth Am5oy.
sandy Hook al 90 y IA.
saint Veronica tBrl. London Dee Is via Fayal
Jan O. % Charles Sumner a 20. with chalk Bar
az Is m
pagnie Generate TrAnsailanuque. "a ballast Bar at
80 m.
Porto Rico s. CO. with mdse. Quar- a. 5 n.
SAILED
Bolmen fswedl Go,henburg. BAY View. Prov-
dencs. Orlild (DAnl. Philadelphia. SelWyn Eddy.
Ros,on: OniAnedz lSorl. Have. jamestown. nor
faik ard New port News. DaFsrgcr lNorl. Rotfer-
dam. Orls tNorl. Leshorn-
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED
P,n,nbuoo. Jan MinI Gsfass Bran. New
Yofk va san Juut
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS OF the World

81 Luria Jan 20-Crofton Hall New York fnr
MonteUdeo. Wagama tNor) from MonteTideol'
Boston and New YORK.
Mo'lendo Jan 2l-Admra Sebrco. New York Via
Balboa and GuaysQull
Bucnos Ayrcs. Jan 2l-Pacifc tNor). New York
Custobal. Jan &c slamaroz. Port LimOn Tor New
i0rk via Havana land proceedcdl.
SAILED
Buen0s Ayres. Jan lo-Aayussh Now York
Marseilic8 Jan 20--Oiayarna tSpan). New York.
Curacao. Jan 2i-Maracsil0. New York.
Santos. Jan 2i-T0cautius (BrAzl. New York.
Havana. Jan 20-SaratOga. New York.
Bordeaux. Jan 90 huclambcau fFrl. New York.
Puerto Mexico Jan 2l-CorOlsl. New YORK
Cristohsl. Jan 2l-BdyGmO iron GuayaquiD. New
ArHE
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CHATEAU FRONTENAC, QUEBEC

All winter sports, through train daily.
Winter rates on American plan. Write for
booklet and Information 10 Miss Phillips
Chateau Frontenac. Que bee, Z. -.
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Army and Many Orders;
Movements OF WdrShlpS

Marine Cons 70 headquarters advance base force
Cans W p uPsuGn i nrH d.sch b' st Fro,
risiousi Brigade Iiayti. % United stare, H.
Second Lieut. y. G. BATES. detached 20 ~ ~.
tisioual Brigade. sani0 Domingo 10 ""'" wv
pltal In United States.
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
Jan ls-Burslo. ai MUatlsn. ,..,.,,u,,,
Jan. ie-Cg.ar at Aezsndgs. Lgypi oqlgmol :.
Iolt- an Prince: O.. al New Yor, yard. Lsge.
at Gonaiyes Mccall. al Guantanamo n' .s
and Trrtun. al Puget Sound. Raleigh. AZ Ms
pulco. Sterling. AZ Portsmouth. n n ""'~''' ."
Santo Domingo city ,, Co..
Ian 90-Bufraio az Ma1ailan; cushing snd sono
ma. AZ Guantanamo. Potomac ~ ron AZ No,folt
Trriun. at Fort Casey and Puget Sound N9r
den. at Norfolk yard: Yankion, a, saN'o Do-
mingo Cltyi yorktown. a. Mankanlllo
Jan. si--Haucock. at Port au-Princc
SAILED.
Jan. Is-AyNin Bsleh. Baltimore. Connecticut
Conyngham. cvclors. Davis. Drsyton' Duncsn'
Dubique Ericsson. Florida Jupiter. hana.he,
NcDougs Michigan. Neptune. Nevada, Ne"
York. Nicholson oklahoma tsfNe'i prdSe,beT,
Rowan. San Francisco. seattle South Carolina 2,
Texas Utah, vetal Wadsworth. Mnh ,o .es
wilkes Winsow and Wyoming. CuleDfa 10 sea
Bunaio Mazsfan for TeacaDan. MI D..
Jan Ig-Cushing and sonoma. Port au y rlnt TO 20.
Guantanamo. Eagle survey grounds Iot , hcino
Hay. G. New FORK yard TO sea; Huntington
Acapulco for san Diego Sacramento Puerto
Metico for Vera Cruz. Morien. Charleston io'
New York. -. ~
Ian 2O-Cassin. Celtic and Cumming. New YORK
fo- Guantanamo: Denver Gun Of fonsecs to'
Corint0: Hancock. Guantanamo Tor For. an-
prince. IIcnuies. Norfolk for Rappahannock spit
Menus. Norfolk yard for bambcrt's Point, Nero
Acapulco for Cornio Tnlrun. Puget sound ioI
Font CASEY thence tn Puget Sound. thence 70
sesifle Yorktown ManzaniIlo for San Diego.
la ~ Worden Norfolk yard for kappal annocs
spit. Hancock. Port an Prince for Sanlo Domingo
City Mccall. Guantanamo Tor Mucrts islanI i
pr,siou Whitestone Landing FOR New York yard;
Panther Guantanamo for Breton thannels fFo
ieis Norfolk for Panama. Pueblo san DIEGO TOT
Lebanon viii proved direct 10 Guantanamo from
Charleston.
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sTEINWAY TUBES FLOODED
Thousands of Commuters Delayed II
Reaching Business

Reaching Business
Thousands of Long Island commuters
were delayed in arriving at their places
of business. and many Long Island Oi'y
factories temporarily tied up yesterday
morning. when the caulking in a water
main at Forty-second Street and Lex
;ngton Avenue broke, flooding the
steinwav tubes to depth Of two feet
To add to the difficulty, workman
who was sent to shut the water gate
instead opened the gate which supplies
a tbirtv-six inch dead main leading 10
the excavation on the site of the old
Grand Union Hotel.
Engineers were at a loss to know
where the increased flow came from
until they discovered that water was
seeping into the tunnel from the hotel
excavation. Il.
covered electric pumps had succeeded
in reducing the level of the water SUI
fciently TO permit the resumption OF
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fTrom The Tribune Bureau
Washington, January ~.


Washington. January q
ARMY
MAJ ALEXANDER MURRAY. Med. CORPS. rom
H. Howard assigned station Al Huschnca, 80
upon relief from temporary duty IN Southern pe'
partment will iOin latter station. -.
Mai FRANK e. BAKER. Med. Corps. from du,l
with Field Hospital No ?. report 10y teegrspn "
commanding general southern Department ,o'
Following assignments ~ officers. caialp arm, r.
Gently prgmo.eg snnoqaSsd T. T9l MO R9ui nsa =
signed. H. Col. ROBERT J. tLLMINNII' iid Ivy,
Caulry. Mai WILLIAM : NALhN iiNL, Ivsil
cavalry: 1t. Col MELVIN W. ROWElb relieved
M, ron Ii,IS II VAN HoRN Med Res Corps;
from Southern Department Feb. l. 10 home ana
stand relieved from active duty upon 'hp""''V'
Flrst L. RICHARD n. PADDOCK Coast Ariilleis
nov at NJ. Sam Houston. to n u g. , Wien.
-na report 10 commanding officer coast ue'oii''
% Long Island sound for assignment 80, Al.
Cant l.. MORTHfNGTON MOSEbN. misnuS, ~, ~
tached list. report Feb 10 TO commanding on''e'
Leaves Of absence: Extension Of one month sliious
Capt TT,ANK y. REED, Minnese,la N 1inn,,
Guard: Capt JOHN j. BUILlNdiON; i ~, ~
National Guard and Second J.. ROBLhi J.
BARTON. Jr.. Virginia National Guard mr. TIT
designations Of First u HAROLD D. tnnnnnnt%
Colorado National Guard. Capt Lou 1 nhN :
HARTMAN Indiana National Guard: IhohA'
T. DUUlGG Iowa National Guard. See0lut -,
S cmAELb Il. c HVli5I'c HOOVER. JOHN G
DARBY, Capt RALPH l.. BAlthAboN any g "a
IL MELNIN {. LIGHT. ONO Nationhi Dua.t
JANIS " BURKS Tennessee National "H Vac,
and First Il CHARLES J.. thAIMAN' "''
Virginia National Guard. accepuen-
NAVY
Commander W. 5. CRossLEY. detached Prairie:
Passed Assistant surgeon s. BACON. to naval hos
pital. Great Lakes - 80,
DERSAiA " D. PEARCE and Il l. CtNNlNG-
HAM. NJ H. C. 10 Naval Medical School. wash
chief Machinist G. L. RUSSELL. to Union Iron
works san Iranc.srn
Fay CLERK c. { TIAiMONS. detached Rhode Island
10 navy yard. Washington
MARINE CORPS
Lieut. Col. l. J. MAGnL detached headquarter
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Humidity

Barometer Readings
4 m 81 2. m. =. q. 81 8 .. N. % e5
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

n y. Y.
Japan. Corea and China via Seattle
Tamba Mau ...-......................T To day
Hawaii Samoan Islands. Australia. New
ZEALAND VIA san Francscol-ss sonoms Jan %
Japan. Corea and China IVA Sesttlel-Ha-
wai Mau ......................... Jan 20
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands iva
san FrsnciscoJ-U Transport ........... Jan 81
Hawaii fyia san Franciscoj-Ss Wilhe nina. FEB .
i1I Islands. New Zealand and Australia tEia
Vancouyerj-Ss Niagara ................. Feb 0
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE

To EXCHANGE Tor income New York CITY i'm
proved property. assume n-st mortgage 500 900
20 $4,000 no second mortgage. y 900 acres marsh
land Cameron Parish Louisiana. on Guf Of
MEXICO. adjoining tract owned hy Rockefeller Foun
dstiou and south Of trace owned hy the ptefinE
family ~ International Harvester Company value
ti5O 90 clear u encuubfsnce Pay commission
Owner. Liza Faifbairu. goo sheridan Road
ieaugtOu. Illinois
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-23

Male
BUTLER-yALET. COOK-Swedish: entire chary. :
excel lent personal reference. city country
Miss Shaughnepsy's Agency. II W. A. st. Phone
SIS Vanderbilt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-23
Yesterdays A year
Contract

Sugar Futures.-The sugar futures market
yesterday opened dull. / 10 points lower,
with no sales on the call. The market ruled
heavy throughout the session, with total
transactions only about $500 tons. There
was no special feature 20 the trading. and
the market felt the easier influence Of the
spot market where prices had a sagging ten
dency Final quotations the exchange
showed net declines ranging from 10 II
points. most pressure being IN the late
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-23

YAUCH. LEOPOLD BIN pursuance Of
an order OF Hon. John =. COhalsn. a
Surrogate OF the County of New York.
notice is hereby given TO all persons hay-
ing claims against Leopold IS. Yauch, late
OF the County Of New York. deceased. to
present the same, with vouchers thereof.
TO the subscriber at her place Of trans
acting business. at the Office OF Edwin y
Updike, No. 55 Liberty Street. in the City
OF New York. on or before the 25th day Of
April. 1911
Dated New York October 25th. 1915.
MARY ROSETTA YAUCH, Executrix
EDWIN H UPDIKE, Attorney for EX-
ecutrix. 55 Liberty Street, Borough OF
Manhattan. New York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-23

traffic. The majority Of early morning
passengers usually carried by the tunes
reached New York by way OF inc
Greensboro Bridge and the Ihirty-
fourth Street ferry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-23

Coffee Futures Unsettled conditions in
other markets yesterday probably accounted
in part for further scattering liquidation in
coffee Offerings were by no means heavy.
however. and after an early decline of 10
s points. there were slight rallies on covering
or trade buying. The close was . TO points
lower. Sales were reported Of about 80 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-23
forecasts for Special LocalItIes.-Nort
Local ofhcIaI Record me following oflclal rec

IoVh OWV'a' hD'0'"' ille iV4iO"his vll4a4 le~oih
from tho Weather Bureau shows temperatures dur
ing the last twenty four hours. In comparison with
the corresponding date Of last year:
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Yesterday year
Contract:
Cottonseed Oil Futures. III.

Cottonseed Oil Futures.-The cottonseed oil
market had a sharp break early in yester-
days trading In line with the declines in lard
and cotton. but later became stronger. Final
prices were 10 ] . points lower. with the ex-
cepton Of January. which. owing 70 a strong
spot situation closed 30 points net higher.
No tenders were reported.
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

P,-,rhuoo. Jan fl-Mins Gerass tBrakl New
YoTf va san JuTt
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Receipts. 2.222

Eggs Receipts, 3,222 cases. Fresh gath
cred. extra fine. per dozen. 42G43c: extra
grades, 31d3Sc: refrigerator frsts. SIC sec
onds 36d36iRc: lower grades, "a y 035 i4c
state. Pennsylvania and nearby Western hem
merry whites. fine to fancy. 49G5 ordinary
TO good. 44M4Sc gathered whites. ordinary
10 fine, 40 i9c; nearby pullets' eggs, whites,
3Sd42c state, Pennsylvania and nearby,
hennery browns. 43Gi5c; gathered brown
and mixed colors, 39M43c
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MISCELLANEOUS.

$500 AND YOUR PRESENT MONTHLY RENTAL
will buy your home at MAhwsh. New jersey and
LArchmOnt New York. COUNTRY HOME LEAGUE
40 West sd St Tel $500 Mad 50.
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LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANkBOOKs.

LOST BANkBOOKs.
LOST-PaNbook No 2sl.s2f OF the Franklin Saw
ings Bank issued % Sisne Anderson. Payment
st0pped Please return book 10 bank. 65s Eighth
ave New York cts. All persons are cEuiOnei
nos % purchase o. negotiate the same.
LOsT-Bankbook No 943 sos o. Bank for say
ings $50 an ave. New York. Payment stopped
Please MUM t1ok 70 bank
LOST-Bankbook No. l.06l.i53 q Bank for Saw
irgs go itn ave New YORK. Payment stopped
Please return book 20 bank.
LOSr-Passbook No. 2s9.1es. Cukons savings
Bank Book viii be cancelled Jan. IS unless
adverse claim IL made.
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Oats-Firmness at the opening. in SYM
pathy with other markets, was followed by
break Of about lc "a bushel, after which the
market became steadier on export sales Of
about 100000 bushels. and closed l4c to re
net higher. The visible supply decreased
$4,000 bushels. Cash oats locally were
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
NEW JERSEY

LET YOUR RENT PAY FOR YOUR HOME
Bes; financial plan explained by Country
Home League. No. 40 West SD St, Dept. Z.
Phone ss60 Mad So.
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Orchard and Field
Hay and Straw
Livestock, Meats and Provisions
Yesterday. A year agC

Following are yesterdays prices, compared
with those of a year ago:
Ncw York Yesterday. A year ago
Livestock best. 100
ID. ............ $500 @sll.Oo S.S5 aSsS5
Dressed beef. sides.
h. ............. ~ q I5h ~ q .4ls
Live yeals. best. 100
10. ....s.....s.s li.JO H lb.O0 900 Ql3.UO
Dressed yesls. city.
10. ............s .l9 a. AKA .l4iza .l9iz
live ewes. 100 h.. $50 q 1000 500 "a $50
Lambs fair 70
prime. 100 lb....l3.50 a 1875 1880 Gil25
Dressed mutton ID. ~ "a &c 10 a .i2ia
Dressed lamb. ID. 1870 III IA "a ~
Hos. 100 ID. .....il.4O a - 7.2s a 7S5
Dressed hog. bacon.
10. .......s..... .l4i2 q io.OO .lOrsI .iO9s
Ness pork. Dbl. 300 q $3.50 1000 a205O
Mess becf. DBL. $500 $3.50 1850 @7.OO
Lard. Middle West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-23

WANTED.-A technical man. mechanical. age q 10
2s years, TO travel for large manufacturing con
New York; selling experience unnecessary
send school training two years experience record
and Photograph. salary, 800 per month 10 start
and travelling expenses; big opportunity for train
Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-23
MINIATURE ALMANAC
HIGH WATER

UNITED States Coast and Geodeuc survey
sun rises 7.l3 Moon rises Ca M -
sun sets ........ 3 o.. Moon sets o.. M. '.fo