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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-06
This City's Delegations
Will Present Argu-
ments in Capitol
OPPOSING FACTIONS
TO MAKE THE TRIP
Hearings on Bill Expected
to Include Discussion OF
West Side Project

DeIoqations from more than score
of New York civic organizations Doth
Imposing and favoring the proposed
riverside Drive-New York Central con-
tract, will 60 to Albany to-day for wha'
: expeeted to develop into the most
inportant hearing on the project.
Mayor Mitchell announced that 1t
would be impossible for him to attend,
he left the citys case in the hands OF
Lamar Hardy, Corporation Counsel, ana
representatives of the Board OF Esti-
mate.
Theoretically. the hearing is sched-
uled TO include only discussion oil inc
proposed Ottinger Ellenbogen Dill,
which would take from the Board OF
Estimate its power 10 pass upon the
contract. turning the entire question
over 70 the Public Service Commission.
P,t nartisans on both sides admit that
tho entire Riverside Drive plan VIII De
Charles L. Craig, attorney for the
West End Association, VIII iead tne
delegation favoring the passage OF the
OttinVor-E llenbogen bill, enforcement
Of which. he argues. will place author
itv for solution of the West Side track
problem where it belongs and hasten
its solution. Lilo.
CORPORATION Counsel Hardy denies
that this is the case, basing ms 0olee.
ton to the bill on the grounds that IL
* i'm direct opposition to the pollcy Oh
home rule. for which the present city
administration stands.
one of the most active delegations to
90 TO Albany for the hearing is thaI
~ The Woman's League for the Protec-
ion of Riverside Park. Mrs. Charles A.
Rrvan. its president, announced that
She would take ten members OF that
organization and would make every Ell
fort TO obtain a hearing upon the par
ticular points that they have raised III
opnosition to the contract.
From 200 to 600 persons are expected
In nlacc their views before the leglsla-
tive committee. The New York Cham
her of Commerce will be represented
nv q delegation. including L. T. Outer
bridge. PRESIDENT, Eben r. Olcott,
Charles ". Leavtt, William W: owens
Flibu c. Church. William Willis Mer-
yill and Charles T. Gwynne, secretary:
The delegation from the Merchants
Association includes II. B. Walker, A. Z.
Wessman. Robert f. Bowling, George
&. Pratt. Captain A. b. Fry, Douglas
Mckay and +. y. Deberard. The New
York Board of Trade and Transporta-
ton. the New York Stock Exchange and
The Bronx Board Of Trade will be rep
resented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-06
BRITISH REGULATIONS
FOR SALE OF SECURITIES
Proceeds Must Be RENTED to England
for Investment

Proceeds Must Be RENTED to England
for Investment
The British Treasury announcement
permitting the sale of securities not IN
Guided in lists of those to be purchased
or borrowed by the government, as
eabled by the American Consul General
at London under date of January 81,
follows:
Such sales permissible as respects foreign
and colonial securities that have renamed
since September so 1914, in physical pos
session in the United Kingdom. Sales may
be made in the United States, Carada or
Newfoundland, provided proceeds remitted
forthwith TO Great Britain and invested
here All communications respecting safes
must be effected by cable, each cable must
be effected By drawing dollar draft on New
York. Canadian or Newfoundland house
negotiated m the United Kingdom with
approved exchange agent 70 whom securi-
ties must be delivered Limited number OF
banks and exchange houses will be ap-
proved by Treasury for effecting these
\ transactions which can be carried on only
u through such approved institutions. Ameri-
can Canadian and Newfoundland securities
must not be sold in any other foreign coun-
try or British possession. Applications Tor
permission TO sell must be made to Amerl-
can Dollar Securities Committee. which VIII
either purchase on behalf Of Treasury or
grant authority for sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-06
FORECLOSURE SALES.

IN FORECLOSURE Cogkh
County Of New York.-La~yes HS,
gage company. plaintiff. against 80.
Realty Company, et al, defendants S ,s,s
~ clerks Index No. $3.50, year l'tv
cary a Carroll. plaintiffs atlorneyS
vii street. New York. y. J. Fgfsy"s,.
IN Judgment entered January emo, IT,,
Tho undersigned will sell az public auVt "a
al the Exchange Salesfoom. Nos. -
Nesev street. Borough II Manhattan ~.
81 New York. at II o'clock noon on -,
ruary 2ist. 1917, by Samuei M'rN' ID
tioneer. the mortgaged premises on ~ 4
NV said Judgment 70 be sold, situate x.g
The thorough OF Manhattan, ely OF ,si.
York. on the southeriy side OF 80 Is.
street 40 feet easterly from me sos'' ~.
corner OF East i2ist Street ana fslNs "a,
me. betng 80 feet I'm width front an" -
nv rs feet IN inches IN depth on -,
ga. the easterly and westerly ooune "a
rnnning parallel with PARK Asehas,
The southerly boundary running w.n
with East i2ist street, the western .,.t.
being a party wall. subject 20 any "ad
~ facts which AN accurate surN,y ia
show. Being the premises des,foSS, "A.
Mortgage recorded IN the Once mi
Reeister OF New York county On ysr,.
10th. 1905. IN section .. Liber ~ VI
cages. page l49. Block Ne. l'e'
East i.fst ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-06
Industrial
Cotton

There was a further sharp advance
in the cotton market yesterday as soon
as it was seen that the break in diplo-
matte relations with Germany had been
discounted. A slight reaction shortly
after the opening was followed by &C
tive buying, the market showing in
creasing strength during the afternoon.
From 1905, the low point of the morn
ing, May contracts sold up to 1901,
making an advance of over cents per
pound from the low level of Saturday,
and of S16.55 per bale from the low
level of last week. That delivery closed
at 1899. with the general list closing
strong at net gain of 84 to 80 points
for the day.
The market opened at an advance of
10 TO "a points on renewal Of Satur-
days buying movement. The advance
met considerable realizing, but after a
setback of 20 to 80 points the market
soon tirmed up. There was particular
ly active buying of the new crop
months. This suggested feeling that
recent developments might hasten the
end of the war, while buying was also
promoted by the absence of any impor-
tant selling pressure from the South.
To that extent it probably reflected
reviving confidence in the stability of
spot holders, while there was a feeling
that the technical position of futures
had been strengthened by drastic
liquidation below parity with spot
values in the interior.
Wall Street and local traders were
active buyers on the advance, but ex-
cept for the trade buying the bulk Of
the demand was attributed to covering.
Owing to delays in the wire service as
result of the storm, comparatively lit
tie news was received from the South
The safe arrival in Liverpool of the
steamers Philadelphia and Finland was
considered favorable feature in the
news, while the days exports Of lit
tie over $4,000 bales suggested that in
creased hazards would not prevent ship
ments. Southern spot markets, as Off
cially reported, were unchanged to 10
points higher, many of them being
nominal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-06
ARRIVED

Rotterdam Dutch. Rotterdam Jan Il. 10 DAVID
T Warden. en- ballast. Bsg ~ 10 IN ith.
Minsk DAM. Copenhagen Jan >. Christiania )
and Newcastle L.. 10 Punch. Edye Go. with mdse.
Bar az 10 M. ltli
city of Lahore tBrl. Calcutta Dec l. Colombo ! ].
Durham -. Cape Town 81. II Luda Jan 10 and
Boston Feb 3. 10 Punch. Edge Co. with mdse.
Bar at II ~. 4th.
to the clyde IS Go. with passengers and mdse.
Guar a. - ? m.
Delaware. Philadelphia. to the clyde IS Go. with
md,e. Quar- Al = m.
Munwood Caibaren Jan "a. Cardenss 2s Sagua
q and Matanzas 81. n the Munson SIS Line. with
mdSe Arrived al the Bar a. ) 20 m.
Mexico. Havana Feb and Nassau ?. n the
gers. mails and mdse. Bar AZ 10 p
Antilles. New Orleans Jan 81. To the Southern
Pacific CO. With mdse and passengers Quar- al
Manta. Brunswick Feb /. to the Clyde IS Co.
with mdsc. quar- at y m.
Line. with passengers. mails and mdse. Bar a,
20 q m.
Espcranza Havana Quar- at sos y m.
Henry Tegncr Dam. Csr1ens 70 The Munson
Ss CO. with sugar. QUAR- al 11j
u Aug Kcsser Dutch Haye IN DAVID T
Warden In ballast. quar- A. ! :0j ".
GrsadaNe DAN. Havana Jan %. Via vita. 10
Comet Tampico towing barge No sOl. 10 the
Standard Trans Co. with OIL. Highlands at 1856
. m.
TeGadaes. Cistobal Jan 90 via Havana. to ,hs
United Fruit Co. with passengers. malls and mdse
quar- 4. 1915 p m.
Nueches Galveston: Princess Anne Norfolk and
Newport News Ravnscrag. Norfolk. Owego.
Genoa; Mama llatn. Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-06
Sustenance
Cereals

Wheat.-Operation yesterday re-
Elected a feeling of uncertainty IN the
minds of operators over political con
ditions. and price changes were fever
ism. Toward the close of the day, how
ever, the market developed strong
upward movement, and final trades
showed net gains Of l hc to 6Bc.
The Nav position showed the great
est strength, with active buying by
leading cash houses in the West, who
were at the same time disposed to sell
the new crop months. The violence OF
recent fluctuations appeared to have
made business too hazardous except for
large dealers,~who had ample financial
resources. Assertions that at least for
the present the loading and shipment
Of breadstuffs and provisions pur--
chased for the Entente Allies would
continue as fast as supplies could
reach the seabo&rd led to the sharp ad-
vance in the May delivery late in the
day.
Traffic conditions were again against
export business and no sales were re-
ported aside from cargo of durum
wheat which was worked late on Sat
urday. The visible supply showed a
decrease for the week Of $4,000 bush
els. compared with decrease Of 1,34l,-
OOO last year Worlds exports for the
week were 11,i15,000 bushels, compared
with 10,529,00O last week and 1850
600 last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-06
BUSINESS TROUBLES
Bsnkruptcy Petition

Bankruptcy Petition
EoJst = Cushusn.. manage, al al and H3
Fourth ave has fled petition m BANKRUPTCY
Win UabIltics o. S62l34 and assets $4,000 con.
Stating OF fGG 00H bonds o. the North American
..o-s I'd thc STANLEY smelling Works. OF the liza
hilities So go is for indorsing notes o; O. J.
Cushman Co. Inc. restaurant ana pakeD az. az ~
Fouith ave. against which company a peuuon IN
bankruptcy was Med ca March s. 1915 Among
the creditors are the Hudson Trust 90. $500 Sc
cured. Colonel q. %. staples d washington. y 9.
81 COO. occurred. estate a Sultzer d Doru. $4,000
Public Bank. s. csJ. F1th Avenue Bank. S2.llj.
End Corn Exchange Bank. 2.llS
Bankruptcy Schedules
GILMAN q ROTHSTEIN. nc. iron works. at
IA co0cord ave has fled schedule showing ls =
iHife5 1881. o. which $4,000 Is secured, and
asses sos consistssg o. stock sz'oOo. msea-
$40 e5sh IN banE. SIS and real estate $4,000. a;
Compositions
Judge y Band has confirmed a composition
- Joseph l. Rosenberg. dealer IN millinery. a. o15
llfth ave. ana ~ sixth ave. with .iedi,ofs al
sf.AvIN BROs.-Judgc A -. Hand has de.
nied = motion Tor the wiihdrsw@l q al orer Of
,omt1ei,ion Of 20 cents on The dollar o. slaynl
s. Wet 2ith -.
Receiver Appointed
IOsEpH FEDER-Jgdge 4. y. Hand has sp-
rented Geofgs Gray Z4briskic receiver fOr Joseph
% s,s a., S oS o. s s1d s sssl 5, 600 O''
A D. 4 r. X Wool. Judge A y Hand
YxrffG ffffff RATION To- fhtehN tif ftfrifff-
.hiD N pfreV Wills % cover the property ~ tie
ls's frrn q, A d. 4 q. r. Wool. wholesale butter
ara exc. 81 Nlnth ave. and 20 include Ben
smiH 4 Wool in ODE pctltiOu hied on January 10
sgsina Arthur -. WOOD
kssisamsnts
G. e. PREMfrN SYSTEM. nc. premium sd-
fsrtians ana selling ~ fosi order. a. obs Broad
ssr -. made az Assignment 10 Benjamin =.
Alexander. The company was ilrOrfor atsd IN March
lsls with czplfai tfock ,ZjO.000 and Irving
W0rfhnzn il president Il scted selling agent
FOR DFefsf tissue papeT mills.
CANTOR CL(uniSC CO-EiiN A. Cantor.
frsdlnz a. tie Csntor ,1otilnz Co. a. s2D Broad
ssy. has mads a. assignment 10 Bernard JaTecsy.
DI,thuses irsm Bankruptcy
Isdzs 4 y. Hand Yesterday FAn,nd dischrEs,
10 ttsae BANKRUPT Noitufsky BrOs.. Wholesale
tssJlisy. Gsi Brook ave. liabilities H5.lss Harris
j Pfllnpa formerly ne Marin knitting Works.
=; s,Tf6 ave Liabilities So 81. GDidfRfb Bros .
eiosas lZ Vsst i7fh ". liabilities 81 800. ". ".
ys,fsf dsyg1a1s. 1915 Wesfctstfef ave liabilities
IN 600. Arc V. Hogan. Jfefsmskef. ~ West
On Il I.tl.itss " ssf JoeeDh y. Goldsmith
80 sssnfon - sn1 HlSerf Wss,eunsn. Z,f7 Hgh.b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-06
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

Liverpool Feb i-Phiadcphla. New Yo-k: jth
Finland. New York
NagasaH. Feb l-Roepat Dutch. New York and
NeNp0rt News via Colon and san Francisco.
Narscillcs Feb MAR indifference lspaul. New
York.
Balbos Feb 5-Burymedon tBri. Shanghai and San
Francisco Tor Boston and New York
Crisiobsl. Feb 5-Metapan. Port LlmOn land sailed
for New York via Havana.
SAILED
Liverpool Feb 3-Nes York New York
Porto Rico. Feb J-Santurce. New York.
MzyAgIez, Feb l-ZuliA New York
Santos Fob i-Mooulete. New York
Balboa. Feb BELLA (Br) from New York
Bucnaventura Msdocn fDutci) from New York
and NOrfoikl. San Francisco.
Bordeaux. feb Chicago tFrl Nev YORK
crstobAl. Feb 5-TsguA (Br) from New Yorkl
Cauagrna. Cnitcl states transport Kipatnck
New York.
Havana. FEB 3-Sara'osa Nrr York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-06
SURROGATES' NOTICES.

YAUCH. LEOPOLD BIN pursuance OF
an order Of Hon. John y. Cohalan. q
Surrogate Of tho County Of New York.
rotice Is hereby given 10 all persons hav-
ing claims against Leopold Il. YHuch. late
OF the County OF New York. deceased. to
present the same. with vouchers thereof
20 the subscriber. at her place OF trans
acting business. at the office OF Edwin u
Updlke No % Liberty Street. In tho city
OF New York. On OF before the 25th day Of
April. 1917.
Dated. New York. October 2bth, 1918.
MARY ROSETTA WAUGH. ENecutrix.
EDWIN H. UPDIKE. Attorney for Ex.
.cutriX. 81 Liberty street. Borough Of
Manhattan. New York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-06
u. S. Military Orders
lBy telegraph % The Tribune ]

b. Telegraph % Tie Tribune
Washington. February :.
Maj. DOUGLAS SETTLE. infantry, detailed In.
srertor instructor with National Guard IN Nj,
four
Capt WILLIAM y HkRREiL. 3sth Inf. from Fl
WDne, Ind. n charge ~ Harrisburg Penn
recruiting District
Pint IL JOSEPH W MNEAL trrtired) frsn VI
PtsS 70 Chicago. houcs 10 Esrsnaba Mich a,
ASSISTANT n recruiting cicer ~ Chicago recruiting
district
secoad u BARRIE KINCAID DALEY. cavalry.
from p Slorum 20 Army Service schools "
fsatcnvOrh
TeAses ~ sbssncs Two months granted First la
LIVINGSTON WATHOts, 25tl INF and AIEN
AsDER l. JANIS. Jr. 18th Cav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-06
THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Records and Forecasts for Mex
Twenty-fOur Hours

Washinr1on. Fcb. The severe Storm mo'cl
uoftbeastvard and was centred over Nova Scotia
tonight II was attended by SHOWS and westerly
GALES last night Or to-day over the Eastern states
e,cept I'm The extreme south. ye-y high 'elociue'
oro-, ,.r,r,ed from the middle and north Atlanti'
,,ss, to-day 90 20 81 miles an hour occurring a.
MANI points between Delaware Break"a'er Ad
GcTersIIy fair weather prevailed from the Mi,si'-
sspui valley westward. Tie cold wave o'crsp'eel
lie Atlantic states to-day while the teinI"ta.u',
moderated considerably IN the northern anu ''s1'"
sections west OF the Mississippi HVcf. m
The indications are that The Neahe. WI y,
generally fair IN the states cas- W we hlsslsspp'
pi,., dy,ine TSIssdsy ana probably Wednesday. eN-
ccp' that snow hurfes are probable m portions o.
the lake region. ,.,
Tie temperature will rise TUESDAY ana "eu"ts-
DAY cast ~ tho Mississippi River. except III uo
0uh Atlantic states ON "Wednesday ,-
storm Waniipgs are displayed on the Auanuc
cast from Sandy Hook 10 Passport
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-06
Winds for Tuesday and wednesday, At

lantic. west gales Tuesday. diminishing at nigh;
overcast weather Tuesday generally fair wednesday
Middle Atlantic fresh west winds southern portlo
and west gales northern portion TUESDAY. dlniih
ishlug: generally fair weather. south Atianti,
moderate west winds and fair weather. East Cur
gentle IN moderate variable. with fair weather
Wets Gulf moderate south and fair weather. lp
nor lakes moderate TO fresh west winds Tuesday
partly cloudy "wednesday. with snon hurnos 81
eastern shore .: Lake Michigan Lover LAKES
,fcsb 10 strong west winds Tuesday. with sno'
furhcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-06
STORAGE NOTICE

THE INTERNATIONAL STORAGE WAREHOUSE
2Os EAST 52D ST.
The following named persons are hereby notified
that the furniture stored IN their name will be sold
for storage charges now due.
Mrs Burns. Mrs Ryan
Above goods will hc sold at F1atiau's Auction
Room. 18Th -. and University Place on Tuesday
and Weinesday. Feb. 81. 1917.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-06
FIRE RECORD

- ~ Hanzir n lsssc Bsn. siglt
~ IsqSfrJ ram AufsskJ fiigt
soae65 Hesf l<fh q Bsfi@ft Nuck. slight
90 1876 Wrst 17fh " Aiier kssns. tnniug
sis-iS.iI WeEi s70 o.. EiiLzb9th YelioNs
tnrlnz
at5-zoi Esn gIsi Il Nan HhA!rh. sight
10 I'M Wet lf5th ~ JAMS Doyis. MINING
- ~ Pan n. CrAnfofd CDsistfyctiO,i 60
frflrE
losfs-lzs Houro> o.. unknosn none.
ID cs-sT YOfsyifi - Abraham Eiooy. 400.
Pm
lz16-Z15 Wet iigh a. BfknDun; t1flng
~ lF-azZ Hesf ifl1 ~ E1lsheih Wsiiiny tfiflnE
fJs-iZ CsnHon o. Peisf Oi,sotsfz. uiGinE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-06

New England. generally fair Tuesday and We'lnes-
day: colder in Maine Tuesday. rising temperature
Wednesday. -,
For southern New England. Eastern New lofh
and New Jersey fair and continued cold Tuesday ;
Wednesday fair aud warmer.
FOR Eastern Pennsylvania fair Tuesday, not 50
cold i'm western portion. Wednesday fair and
warmer. ...
For Delaware Maryland and the District ~
Columbia fair with slowly rising temperature l'ics
day: "Wednesday fdir aud warmer.
For Western Pennsylvania. generally isiT. Win
slowly rising temperature Tuesday, cTcep, snow
nurries near Lake Erie. wednesday partly cloudy
and warinrr
For Western New York partly cloudy. not 50
cold Tuesday. probably snow furrie. In northern
portion. Wednesday partly cloudy and warmer.
Local Official Reoord.-'Tle following official rec
ord from the Weather Bureau show, temperature,
during the last twenty four hours IN comparison
with the corresponding date Of last scar:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-06
NEW JERSEY
RARE BARGAIN; 10000; very easy terms: Colonial

RARE BARGAIN: $4,000; very easy terms: Colonial
country Home. large grounds, with fine shad'
trees: high IN healthy mountains; nine rooms two
baths very large living room with open fireplace
walls panelled in hardwood. four bedrooms aac
tiled bath on second floor: two bedrooms and batf
Oh third floor: huge yerandas and opon gallery
superb view Of lake. golf country club. sta
ton forty-uine minutes 10 city. Backaw anna Il. H.
an city couyenicnces: parquet floors, electric Hight
near churches. schools. select nelghburhoOd. Ad
dress OWNER. Box 81. Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-06
Yesterdays a yeai
.lCun .nn

Cottonseed Oil Futures.-The market for
cottonseed oil developed pronounced irmness
and at the close values showed net gains OF
30 TO i3 points. Sentiment was influenced by
the strength in the cotton and lard markets.
Crude oil was offered very sparingly. both on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-06
Humidity

Highest temperature YESTERDAY. - degrees fat .
a m lowest l. lat uOOyl: srTasc. -; average
same date last year. 10: average same date FOR
last thlI'y three year,, 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-06
Rcccints 4 40s case. Fresh gath

Eggs.-Rcceipts, 4,40S cases. Fresh gath
cred extra fine. per doz soc: extra frsts,
49ibc; frsts, 1896; seconds and lower
grades, 47m47l2c; refrigerator. finest 42l2c
good To average best, 4l442c; lower grades
3g04OI4c: state. Pennsylvania and nearby
Western. hennery whites, fine TO fancy, ora
51c ordinary 10 good, A9Nj0c; gathered
whites. ordinary 10 fine, 4Sq5lc; Western
and Southern. gathered whites. i9n4sl2c {;
state Pennsylvania and nearby, hennery
browns, soc gathered brown and mixed col
ors. frsts TO extra frsts. 49, a i9i2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-06
Yesterday

Sugar Futures. market for sugar fut-
ures opened unchanged 10 "A decline of
points but later irmed up when reports came
in that local refiners were buying literally
OF Cuban raw sugar. The undertone, how
ever was unsettled and sensitive The close
was ! TO 4 points net higher. with the days
business totalling about $3.50 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-06
Hay and Straw
Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cotton
seed Oil
Cnffee Futures.-Reports of fnrther DID,

Coffee Futures.-Reports OF further sharp
decline in the market for futures at Santos
and of easier cost and freight offers caused
further scattered liquidation and some trade
selling in the coffee market yesterday. May
contracts eased of to S.33, making decline
of about SO points from the high level Of last
Wednesday, and closed at S.35. with the gen
eral list closing at net decline of TO ?
points. Sales were estimated at 900 bags.
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-06

,u1TGRApH TYPEWRITER LETTTRs. ~
SI % / coo Sl5J: 10 600 50. Go
I2O Broadway Eqftass Ba y
Room. 1871 Rector i5f3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-06

The approximatc amount 81 nc inV' las.
dsbt il sSI.ss6.s7 and interest RON nP3inos.acs
ory srd. i9is; costs anu "a ssses
S5S95S. taxes. water rate. a. a. lntsrssi
ments approximately si9eS 70 IAN ISL;
pated Now York January Jun s,e.e
WILLIAM ALLEN h''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-06
these mails close at CSC p. NJ

These mails close at $50 r. NJ
Hawaii via san Franciscol-Grrst North
eu .......................... Feb
Jap4n Corea. China and Philippine Islands
via san Francisco Ecuador. ............F Feb
Japan COrea. China and Philippine Islands
(yia Seattel-Merico Mar1. ..............Fe Feb
Hawaii (ys San iscOl-Nanoa. ........ FEB
Hawaii hi Islands. New Zealand and Aus
usla Except wcsD via Ndrcouyerl-
Niagara .................... .............Feb
Japan. COrca and China via Scattlel-
frotosilaus ....................... Feb
Japan. torca. China and Philippine Islands
via san Francisco Nippon Mar. .......Feb II
Japan. torCa. China and Philippine Islands
via Scatttl--ShdzuOka Nsru ............Feb II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-06
Daily Imports and Exports

Daily imports and experts Of general
merchandise at the Port Of New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-06
MEETINGS

ANNUAL ELECTION or THE AMERICAN
Institute, Feb. 3. 1917, at 20 West seth 81.
Polls open 10 A. NJ to u. NJ