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II, s. MILITARY ORDERS

infantry rszts % rogul,' amy as NAV he dsslE
nste,i By commanding general Southern Dept.
Tor routlns practical instruction; C.p's ALkX.
ANDEH BEiI. ist W. Va Inf THOMAS
" sHERMANS IL ) y. ~ THOMAS :
All NJ yAN sLYkE II y Z i1f. SAMUEL
BROWN 20 = ,. tnf BLAIR WiLSoN. Ith
Va mi. sud GEoRGE 1 CROSS. lst Cons
Cant FRANZ u LIZ. - M. ~. y. C.. nov
AZ For Thomas 20 Columbus bsrrscks
Fif,t H. HORACE RAIL-. mr. detached ofa-
cen.' list from PaGbc hfanoh. deriplinAry b,r.
rasL, AlrAtraE % F01 McD0Val nence 10
Port CLARK for duty with fsth Inf
Cart ALBERT !. LorSrALOr. g A.. detached
ofac,u' list from present. dntis N Pacific
branch di,oiplinsu bsTrAla. AlessrsA ca.
Foliowina ofncef. 10 Fort LesTcusofth and report
10 cotnmsndant disciplinary barracks for duty
capt SHERBURNE WHiPPLE. 9th Inf First
~ RALPH HOSPITAL cav detached oinoeu
Leave ~ abrsnoe 'or ono month upon arrival In
4 g granted 70 Capt NoHniS STATION
Ioage y absence Tor one mouth up0u relief from
present duties granted fret IL DAVID D..
FAIk 1gd tuf
Fir.t g. FERcY pEsHoN. = A. detached IN.
rsr.' list uiol relief from Lrtiefmsn G~rsral
Uospnsi Kan lrsn,tog. ~ fpu Mcpovcll !.
thence Ia duty pitlstth ,.
present duties rsfi,-d osVA CHAIl.Es n
lLAlkFQQ4. - -
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ARRIVED

Adsa1cs. Crisioba Feb e. 20 ti- Panama Raj
ROAD IS Line with passenger. mars ana M''e
Bar al I q - ...t..
Cabo Ccryera lSpanl. Seville Jan p. 20 santiago
Bfion,. with mdse Bar al midnight iiui
chicago fBrl Bordeaux FEB 4. 10 the tOmpagrie
GeDeraIe Transatlantque with passengers. mails
and mdse Bar a. midnight, lith.
Daglsnd fNor) Csrienas Feb : and sagua .. 10
the West India SIS Co. With sugar. Bar al so
m g.. 60. a
Ernesto (span), Alicante Jan 10, Carissena H.
Malaga 10 and Bermuda Feb :. 70 tle Nh'e Stai
Line with mdse Bar az els a M. .
Navarro OBI. Denerara Jan -. ParamarlO9 ~
Brighton FEB 2. Port Spain . aud Grenala q. ~
sengers. mails and mdse. Bar al 80 a ~. -.
Niuusnsf. Nipe FeI n. 10 the AuEO - lane,
Win raSsei,scr, and mdse. Bar 81 - m. ,
santa Catalina Iquique ian ~ sna 'Ts'ogsi
Feb :. 10 " z Grace - Co. with nitrate % sofa
Slilds tSorl. santiago Jan 81 and Cenfuegos
Feb s. 10 the West India - Go. with sugar. bai
'Tbsiia tDutra new: soS tons. CadH Jan -
and seville % 10 Fuach Edyc Co. with mdse
yistor lNori Msnzannlo Feb s. to the Wet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-16
BRITISH ACTION
MAY CHECK u. 5.
COTTON EXPORTS
Traders Are Nervous and
Market WeakenS Under
Liquidation

Traders in cotton became agitated
yesterday over a report that the Brit
ish government would prohibit for the
time being all imports except ammuni'
ton and foodstufrs. The market ruled
weak. After selling at 1920 early,
May contracts broke to 1884 and closed
a. 1896, with the general list closing at
declines OF 10 to 26 points.
The opening was at decline Of 10
20 % points in response to lower cables
and a renewal Of Wednesdays selling
movement. Liverpool was good
buyer here early, however, while spot
firms we're buyers OF March, and prices
recovered to about Wednesdays clos
ing figures during the middle Of the
morning.
After the close abroad demand be-
came less active, and prices weakened
again under scattering liquidation and
local pressure inspired by the talk oil
increased restrictions on British i'm
ports. and apprehensions that the do
nestle freight situation would also IN
terfere with distribution. Active
months sold % to 81 points net lower
in the late trading, with the close snow
ING rallies of 10 or IL points on cover
inc. which may have been promote.
by the large exports for the day, 4o'-ll
bales-all to Great Britain.
Early cables from Liverpool SAID tne
market there had been Influenced oy
renorts of further restrictions on trau-
inc in futures. According to rumors
circulating here. Great Britain has pro.
bibited transactions in futures, except
"a close out old business. Mhlle thelc
vas No definite confirmation OF the re-
norts that a temporary embargo was 10
be placed upon imports INTO "Ie"y
Britain, traders with Liverpool COZ,
nections were inclined to credlt tne
report and local foreign exchahg0
brokers said that there were rev COZ
ton hills now offering. Whlle cor
oested shipping facilities could haroly
he considered a bullish factor Oh
nToducing markets, there were reporIs
~ delay in securing shipments from
tbs South had brought in a better de-
,ne,d for the local stock. TINS may
hn~o bsen connected with the spot
house buying Of March against saIea
- later deliveries. Southern spoV
markets as officially reported we're un-
changed to a lower; generally u"
changed. Weather IN the oou'n ~G'
reported unfavorable for iarm "o'"'
which is somewhat delayed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-16

Adath Israel. of New York, 205 East
Broadway Rabbi G. Wolf Margolis
breaches tomorrow at p. m.
Adath Israel, SOL East 169th Street
Rabbi Mayer Kopfstein breaches this
evening; Saturday morning worship
at $3.50
Beth Emeth, of Flatbush, Church
Avenue and Marlborough Road.
Brooklyn-Rabbi Samuel J. Levinson
breaches this evening; subject: Wash
ington, Lincoln. Wilson" Saturday
morning worship at 10.
BETHEL Temple, Fifth Avenue. at
Seventy-sixth Street-Samuel Schulz
man will speak Sunday morning at IL;
subject: "Thc Problem of American
Judaism
Free Synagogue, at Carnegie Hall
Rabbi stephen s. Wise will speak Sun
dav morning on: "Does the Soul Sur
vive." 40,
Free Synagogue, Bronx branch, 163d
Street and Southern BOulevard-Dr.
sydney Z. Goldstein will preach this
evening on: "The Law and Birth Con-
troll"
Free Synagogue. down town, 100
Clinton Street-Dr. Stephen 5. wise
breaches this evening.
Temple Emanuel, Fifth Avenue, and
Forty-third Street-Dr. Joseph Silver
man breaches TO -morrow morning on;
"Sacredness of Life, Thou Shall Not
Murder" and Sunday at | Il. IN. on:
The Martyrdom of the Jews" Dr.. u.
G.. Enelow lectures Monday morning
on. "The Jewish Element IN the
Teachings of Jesus.
Temple Israel. OF Harlem, Lenox ave
nue. at l20th Street RABBI NJ T.. hsl-
ris lectures this evening on The Pres
ont Crisis" Saturday morning the
Rev. Marius Hanson. of Paterson, y. j.
will preach.
T.unts Israel. of Brooklyn, Bedford
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Daily Imports and Exports

Daily imports and exports Of general
merchandise at the Port Of New York
we're:
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PROPOSALS

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the BOARD OF Water supply. al It's Offices
twenty second floor. Municipal Building.
park Row. Centre and Chambers streets.
New York CITY, until IL a. m. on Tues
dav March o. 1917. for Contract All for
furnishing and delivering liquid chlorine
for use at the Keusico Screen chamber OF
the Catskill squeduct.
Al the above place and time tho bids
will be publicly opened and read. Pamph-
let's containing Information for bidders
can be obtained at the above address, at
the once OF the Secretary. by depositing
the sum Of I'VE dollars $50 In cash or It's
equivalent Tor each pamphlet For further
PARTICULARS apply to the Office OF the Prln-
,ipal Assistant Engineer at the above adj
dress.
CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
CHARLES n. CHADWICK.
JOHN r. CALVIN.
Commissioners. Board Of Water Supply.
GEORGE FEATHERSTONE. Secretary.
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS OF the World

Irdis = Co with sugar Bar a. M
Caracas La Guairs Feb 3, Puerto taoeuo y
Curacao and San Juan II, 20 Bliss btpst
Go. with passenger. mails anu nu's. DAT ."
Pes- Shell bordeaux jan q and Fsrrol FEB J.
10 Furncss. why 3 60. lH oailas~ b'I O. ~
Tolawanda lBrl Liverpool Jan IS. 10
Lanes. with cseos0'e Bar al 1919 m. .,..
Vnmu. Ncv orleans FEB 10. N the Sollh'iA
Pacific 60. win passengers anu md'e- U'H Oh
Aimira.':e. CarsEsna Feb ?. Puerto Colombia
santa Maria Z Cr.stohai snd Kingston TO- u
fre United Fruit co. wish passengers, mails aih
lnI.e Bar Al 1919 2 m - -.
Tala fN0lI. BOMBAY De- ~ Diroah deH -
Cape T0,su . -i Barbados ten ,, - E"ulde''
Wsi~ A Rod with noise. Bar Ar ll50 a m.
Comangne Jacksonville FEB - AMI 'nHlesloH
Is to The Clyds s. Co. with passenger sHi muse
"I ,i,,,.,1 N,rport News anc Norfolk. 10 the
cd Dominion s. 60, with passengers and nI'o
Strsiz lspaiJ Bilbao Jan Is and Bermuda Feb
10 10 4 Whitny co. In ballast baF d.
ptI " ,,-.-, 81, 10 %,
Furnsss WITH & GO. On ballast Bar a. - ll.
llsiuau' Beg. Calais 90 Pierre MAIL III OA''"@-
&c. Rave Jan 2. 90 tie oriental Nayzsiion
GO in ballast. Bar AZ sal p m. ,,-.
Vir-inif Naples Jan 90 % Virgins q Nlshoe'
Win md-e. Bar al SIS M.
SAILED
Hcsperdss tRri. Mon'evideo. Marrhone,s q
pUf. tEri Hagre. C0lingham iBrl. Bayre. MOTTO
castle. Havana. Dirphys lGrrsN. - n Ocyl
drrte Gal.aSfp.. O1ty O. >asanuah. SaiaHNtl
Hamilton Norfolk and Newport News. hutivs'
Tsmpico Colon. CTistobsl
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Orchard and Field
Hay and Straw
Yesterday A year ago.
(Per TOM (Per toni

large bales. e. .S21.ooq2 200 $4,000 e
No clover mxd 15.ooG16.oo te.ood22.oo
Rye straw, No. ! 13.Oo014.00 1900
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LOST. -Bsnkbcok No.
Savings Bank. 2i6 an'
City. Payment stopped.
Bankboolt NO.
Savings Bank. 2i6 anC
City. Payment stopped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-16

Mitchell. making it felony to tap teie-
phone wires. >, -,
The bill provides that it shall be
felony for any one TO tap WIRE WIN
out the written consent OF the District
Attorney Of the county where the con
versation is 70 be intercepted. IL IS
also stipulated that the interruptors OF
such telephone messages must report
to the District Attorney the results OF
the wire tapping within seven days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-16

LOST -Bankbook No. 96676t Of Bank for say.
ings $50 Fourth ave Now torh ISmenJ
stcn6ad please return book TO bank.
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ToST-Coupons due September i 1916. rom Ne"
w aud RockavAy Beach Railway Company
FiIsi Mortgsge 81 Bonds due September lgs.
numbered. 800 i35 602i 3. 42s. 35zI5. 49, So
Baaker Trust COMPANY Agent. 10 Wall st.. Ne"
Nh IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-16
FIRE RECORD

d l..I..s Nsdis9n a. Max DeEn. slgh'
: d.. q. Ialstf o. unknown. none.
-iki.ls1 Nnf Gfh a., UuHlpHn. lunhE
4 30 Esst .sd sf Joseph Cohen ulning
F1,-tIr - srd i0'h ~. fI.o 'hpdAl Ear
hers' I0so Co.. $50.
se- sstf Jerome ~ Ge1rYe n siuhef slight
.ssi -CssIdweI Az Tie Bf0nt. Benjamin
fant go.
1850 . Esst tiu st. Edward Van ingon IN
lungu.
ID 20 A. . ST.. Co.fhsrg fnnilg
ID =. tl1 Wei His A. uninoNn. .uniu2
= e Fstdsm r Henry Shapiro trH1g
I1s. .ee W.H lstH bfn.ri NIVi1 un.
...FlN
J 20 -. te1ms r.f. .sf Tie B-9m HAIRS
r4a.ef I1niuT
N .slI Esf $500 ~ Tons rn.is irfir9
4 ffa WtHe o.. 1Ir Bros Nii.an
$50 nrg
mt I.. .i.f frH.r tL.f .llf
Wtt .,H tf. l<.di"g -Ih So
FAtfnes o.. Aaron unlaaOslu. inB,ng
te.!, -fyg 1.atD4 ~. TIE DgDnI. bsfIasA 10
s-as<>sss LA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-16
HORSES BURN AT BELMONT
Animals Owned by Trainer Perish When
Stable No. 2 Is Destroyed

Seven horses. the property Of Silas
Viech. trainer. were killed last night
when Stable No. 2 at Belmont Park
was burned to the ground. There were
ten in the building when the fire was
discovered, but stable boys rescued
three before the blaze got so hot that
they ran to save themselves.
Firemen from Queens arrived too
late to save the stable, but prevented
the flames from spreading to other
buildings. The cause of the fire is not
known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-16
Hunter College Tube Station

The Public Service Commission, upon
the request Of the trustees of Hunter
College, has agreed TO change the name
of the local station at SiXty-eighth
Street on the new Lexington Avenue
subway. The new name will be sixty.
eighth Street Hunter College station"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-16
WaShiuEon. February II.
ARMY

wathinEon. Fconiary ~.
ARMY
Coi iOHN !. CHAMBERLAIN Inspector r-neral.
10 dutv ia o.lcs iusps~tor general. WOhlnsion.
Col WALTER u 'HAriiELD trstiwdl sssigncd
10 aifirs duty znd dca iri Tor genrral rrTrl lr E
,s,yi,. report 10 recruiting Dr1,cr. Nrs iois
,rr foe dufs a. hssi.tanf
cot AgEAHAM f. ErfFINGTON. in'Mty. ~
s.yussl .Oii Inf sud upon relief from pfesriit
dluc, 10 r. sloclm. thence 10 station q -ou
resi-, ilso n Nsi CHARLES n DALEY l,t
~ Miss = O. accepted 70 iJe s1eci so ~.
pe.tg,afiou u Ma WIII.AAH & RUTHERFORD
MED corr. Mon y g. s0ceped.
cam EBFN SWIFT. IT. mn Cav, detailed In
a 81 e.. 10 o. Reno fernount dept as assistant
cd 'gIbwhRn y MACON trcireD. from JET
fe,s0I,uie lid 20 hume snd stand relieved from
c,t ByNItNIS ALvOEp. adiu'Ant general. r.
,.,rt f., f.lnuandifR Fercfal. Western Dept. fnr
siyfy ~ adiutant ~ Niat 1fpAftneut
Flsi iAeu WILLIAM hpGLff A. assigned
F..| tJs,is WILLIAM \ NCtLOCH and
'rtoNAS e. ~PINtEH iIiants. detached On
,..t i.a tn duif ilsfiSfN 90
,.. Will % rOtNT ~ e.. f"uN So1ihrf
6.n io W~ahinllot BauArks. y e. tire iaft
toifS 3 YOt SO. Z. g. ~ rsiiredl. "a
49, ii. O., .isni ~ depO' q NJ
.gi. "a L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-16

IN OSURE:-SUPREME COURT.
County OF New York. MOSES y.
JACOBS. Plaintiff against FERDINAND
STERN and others, Defendants.
PAUL GROSS. Plaintiffs Attorney
3O2 Broadway New York
pursuant 10 Judgment entered December
13th. 1916. the undersigned will sell al pub
lie auction at the Exchange Salesroom, No.
l4-l6 Nesey Street. In the Borough OF Man
haitian city Of New York. at IL o'clock
Marx, Auctioneer. the mortsased premises
directed by said judgment TO be Sold sit
mated I'm the Borough OF Manhattan, city
OF New York. and therein described as
BEGiNNING at point on the easterly
side OF First Avenue, distant forty-two
feet soptherly from the corner formed by
the intersection OF the easterly side OF
First Avenue, with the southerly side Of
Thirteenth Street; running thence easterly
parallel with Thirteenth Street and part
81 the way through party wall. eighty
feet: thence southcrly parallel with First
Avenue, twenty four feet two and three
quarter inches, thence I'm . southwestcrly
direction as the fence stands or formerly
stood. seven feet eleven inches; thence as
the fence stands or formerly stood south
sasterlv at right angles or nearly so to
inches to a line parallel with Thirteenth
Street and distant seVenty-eight feet six
and three-quarter inches southerly from
the %. therly side OF Thirteenth Street
seven seven feet eight inches easterly
from the easterly side OF First Avenue
thence westerly parallel with Thirteenth
Street. and through party wall. seventy
seven feet eight inches TO the eastorly side
OF First Avenue. and thence northerly
along said eastery side OF First Avenue
thlrty-seven feet and ono-quarter Of an
inch toahe point or place OF beginning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-16
BILL TO CHECK OVERLAPPING
Senate Measure Makes 1t a Felony to
Intercept Phone Messages

Albany, Feb 15.-More legislation
showing the legislative influence on the
coming municipal campaign in New
York City was introduced in the Senate
to-day by Senator Alvah w. Burlin-
game, ir., of Brooklyn. He offered
bill. more drastic than last years
measure, which was blocked by Mayor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-16

NURsE-N.at young girl capable: excellent refer
~ ,Iccs. ritV or country Miss Shaughnessy's
Agency. II West 42d s. Telephone Vanderbilt SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-16

gSj.OS3. The Greenwich
24S Sixth ave. New York
Please return to bank
sSJ.2-J. The Greenwich
2lS sixth ave. New YORK.
Please return 10 bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-16
BUSINESS TROUBLES
Petitions In Bankruptcy

Petitions IN Bankruptcy
ALFRED CANE salesman. A. ajl Wsdsgorih
a. bas sled pcttion. with liabilities SOC and
zsse8 SlZ5.
Schedules In Bankruptcy
II UETNIGER COMPANY. dealer in art goods
Ard rsefat cards ~ f51 ErosdHsy. has fled scbed
ule- with liabilities i52.s4 ard Assets not gi'eil
,o1.istlrE o. stock ard futures. value UNKNOWN
ard rssh iu hand. tjsl. Tho larger creditors are
perbsrh VOICE LuOzrapuie Co. $1,000. hey b.
vood strasscr & Voice IAtnogrsphic Co.. 80 go
rgtt Co. So go. and W. HerchbeT $3.50.
Assignments
yyuIIES yNOINEERINC CO. o. 1890 BROAD
usv ma made an assignment ~ Arthur Nichols
n "a lgsygporaied Ou DeccmOeT ~. 1879. win
.itsT SOL e. COO afteTward inrressed 20 81 600
Joseph gAPOI@KY. grOcsr a. +91 NadsWDIh
AZ IA made az assignment ~ J. ir.hg weiss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-16
POLICE BELIEVE
CRUGER GIRL SAFE
Differ with Father, Who
Thinks Daughter Has
Been Kidnapped

Seventeen-year-old Ruth Cruger, a
| high school graduate of two weeks ago,
/ is still mysteriously missing from her
home at $50 Claremont Avenue. Her
father, Henry d. Cruger, public sc-
countant, said yesterday that he thought
she had been Kidnapped.
The police, however, are not inclined
to this view. After half a dozen plain
clothes men had spent the day search
ing easements, vacant apartments and
unoccupied buildings in the vacinity
Of the Cruger home and questioning
schoolboy acquaintance of the girl,
Detective Sergeant Francis MCGEE
summed up the situation in this way:
81 think the girl Is safe. The kid
mapping theory lacks much to make it
stand up. Unless | am badly mistaken
she will be back with her parents to-
morrow"
Others Share View
Other detec..ves share this view.
None would discuss the reasons which
prompted his conclusions. and all adj
mitted that there were several confus-
ing elements about tho case
81 fear Ruth Is not safe" insisted
her father. "She IS not the girl to stay
away from home without letting US
know where she is. She always cared
more for her studies than social af-
fairs. ! know she had no love affair
which would keep her away"
The girl vanished on Tuesday after
noon. The last person known to have
recognized ha is Alfred Cocchi, pro-
Of
West 127th Street. Ruth called there
afternoon, got a pair of skates she had
left to be sharpened, and walked east
on 127th Street. Her home is west Of
the store.
The Cruger family would not say
whether young man had telephoned
Ruth from the switchboard in the foyer
hail of the building in which they live
on Monday evening.
Made an Appointment
The telephone girl, who was unable
to furnish good description of the
youth, said that he made an appoint
ment to go skating with Ruth The op-
orator also said she believed Ruth was
alone in the apartment. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cruger were in Boston, and the girl
and her elder sisters, Helen and Chris
tina, were keeping house alone.
Sergeant John Lagsrenna, who with
MCGEE has charge of the inquiry,
pointed out the connection between
this incident and the fact that the girl
obtained her skates before she disap-
peared. And while the sisters deny
that there was any discord in the
no sehold the girls parents were mott
fed in Boston shortly after p. M,
scarcely two hours after the girl had
left her home.
The authorities of Mount Vernon,
where the Crugers formerly lived, are
aiding in the search, and the girls
cities east of Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-16

Sugar Futures-The market for sugar
futures yesterday opened active and lower,
first prices showing declines Of 3 to L.
points. After the recent sharp advances
Wall Street seemed willing 20 take profits
and were free sellers, with Cuban interests
and trade firms buying on the decline. Later
in the day the strength in spot raw sugar
caused a little covering and some Of the
early loss was gained Just before the close,
final figures being ] point net higher TO &
points net lower. with total sales 1860
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-16
SURROGATES' NOTICE

BAYLIS MARY.-IN PURSUANCE OF
an order OF Hon. John +. Cohalan. q
Surrogate of the County OF New York.
Notice is hereby given to all persons hav-
Ing claims against Mary Raylis. late Of
the County OF New York. deceased. to pre-.
sent the same with vouchers thereof to
the subscribers at their once and place OF
transacting business. No. rs Wall street.
Ia the city % New York. on or before the
tenth day OF March next
Dated. New York. tho LIST dav OF Sep.
teIuber. 1916. WILLIAM BAYIfS.
ALFRED II. kIMBALL,
JOHN MASON KNOX. Executors.
Attorney for Executora - Liberty
NEuu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-16
Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cotton
seed Oil

Coffee Futures Scattering March iquida-
ton caused some irreRularity in the market
for coffee futures yesterday. but the under
tone was generally steady, with the close
point lower 10 points higher. Sales were
reported OF $3.50 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-16
e 18th ST.
~ i7th ST.

street numbers 2iO and ?ig First Ave-
nue.
FREQ and clear OF all membranes eS-
cept hrst mortgage 81 $4,000, and M
crest from December I 1914 at the rate
~ 90
approximate amount OF the mortgage
interest
dated. New York, January Sisl i1lI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-16
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

cor.pIF Finnish bmler-yalet. useful wife. excel
l,t cook. three years excellent references, city
~ rountry. Miss shaushuessys Agency. II West
tgd -
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Flour and Quotations were; -.
D. y
Produce Markets-CuTent

Butter.-R Receipts. 1928 packages. Cream
cry. higher scoring than extras, per 10, 80 y
047c extras (92 scorel. f5lzd46c hrsts (SS
TO 81 score), 3Si2 "a i5c; seconds tS3 to 81
scorel, 36ibH3Sc thirds, 35d 36c creamery.
unsaltcd. higher than extras. 4ole@ ~ &c :
extras t4u46c: frsts, 3Si2mf3c; seconds
36isM3Sc: creamery, held, higher than OK
tras. 39i &c extras, a6@t a 3Sc hrsts, s. ga
state dairy. tubs. finest, 1894 l2c goo, 10
prime. 39Mf3c: common 10 fair, 500 5Sc :
renovated, extras. 34U34 PC; hrsts, U5"c :
lower grades. 30W3lc; imitation creamery
frsts, 81 q 80 &C; ladies. current make hrsN,
2Gia M20t2c: seconds. 2Sl2g23c lower
grades. 21d2Sc; packing stock. current
make, No l. 28i2m 29c; No >, &c; lower
grades. 26M2ii2c.
Cheese Receipts. 2.37S boxes. State. whole
milk. fats, held. specials per ID. 25$4 a 26c ;
average fancy. 2jM % &c: lower grades, ~ =
024i2c: fresh. coored. specials. 24%4 n -5c :
white. specials. 24S4 n 29c colored, aNeIaee
fancy. 24d 24l4c: white average fancy 14W
24Lc; lower grades. 22m PC twins, held.
specials, 25lzm PC. average fancy. 23W
254c: cheddars. held. specials. % "a 26c {;
single daisies. fancy, % ga 25%4c; Niscon-
sin. whole milk. fancy. twins. held, 70 a.
2Gc; single daisies. 25i2@ 2or4c' dopo u,
daisies. held. % pa 25&c. fresh - nc
"a nc Young Americas, held, % iac fresh
i4M241ac: Far Western, whole milk, Ore
gon. triple daisies. fresh, = a "a = l@c held
245t M25c California, double daisies. iresn'
24l. M24i2c; Idaho, double daisies, 2i% n
25c: state, skins, current make, specials.
2OihM21c; choice. zoe: fair 90 good. lSd
l9l.c lower grades. 1911 re. ...
Eggs.-Receipts, 1914 cases. Fresh gath
cred, extra fine, per dozen, 47c; extra firsts.
46lac. frsts, 45d46c; seconds and lower
grades, 44d44S4c; refrigerator. finest, ~ pc;
good TO average best, 41042c; lower grades,
40n40i4c; state. Penn and nearby Western,
hennery whites, fine to fancy, 48q49c ordi-
nary 10 good, 46G47c: gathered whites. ordi-
nary to fine. 46d4Sc: Western and South
ern. gathered whites. 40 %M41c; state. Penn
and nearby, hennery browns, 4Gl&u4ic;
gathered brown and mixed colors, frsts TO
extra frsts, 45d46iec Badly frosted lower.
according to the extent Of DAMAGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-16
Yesterdays , year

Cottonseed Oil Futures.-The market for
cottonssed oil was quiet Yesterday, total
sales amounting To l0.l00 barrels. Prices
were heavy throughout the greater part OF
the session. and at the close the active posi-
tons were 20 points net lower. The con-
sumptive demand was again disappointing
and there was little or no outside interest
manifested.