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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-20
COST PER CAPITA
TO RUN THE STATE
SHOWS AN INCREASE
President Herbert j. Hagerman Of
Taxpayers Association Pleads
for Elimination Of the Waste Of
Money.

~ ~ v
santa fe. y. NJ. Aug. 20.-painting
out that the per capita cost 81 state
government In New Mexico has In
creased from sa.Oa In 1919 ,o ST. 20 IN
1917. or SIS per cent. former Gov
ernor Herbert j. Hagerman. presideny
Of the Taxpayers Association. in an
address at the ANIMAL meeting OF the
association here today. said.
Tn no way can we collectively
more clearly demonstrate our loyalty
and patriotism AZ this time than bv
eliminating the unnecessary waste OF
money which has become part aud
parcel Of our political institution
This much. nt least. ~ due from the
s.av-at-homes e. those who are giving
all they have IN training camps and
trenches"
Legitimate progress he continued
no II would care to block. Bui
government generally wastes 80 much
that most legitimate progress couil
readily be financed from the elim!na.
tion 81 waste. II was the announc u
Intention ~ this association. and hRs
been its endeaVor from the be-
ginning. to encourage Ia every way
possible the economical and ef-
ficient use of he taxpayers money.
and. with this In view much time has
been consumed in the study 81 state.
county municipal and school spending
and ~ the general administrator ~
public funds. We have attempted To
bring to the public notice facts ron
corning the cost ~ government and
the grcat need Of retrenchmcnt We
have pointed always after care
tul inquiry how ir many Clsos.
specific saving could hc achieved u
is perhaps. too soon tp expect very
decided results. bur the rate a. which
results are being obtained are dis
co%uraginRly slow.
some Comparative Figures.
some indication ~ the lengths 20
which Increased expenditures MAJ -
Is contained bon the totals requested ~
the legislature ny the departments
and Institutions at she recent session
For tho two years 1917 20 lela q total
appropriation OF t5.5ai.59 au aver
age 81 g. 7Gs ,9t or 81 - per oapitl.
vas requested This years state lp
preparation is i2.liteat and the cash
increase over 1913 Is $1,000. ong. This
thils cannot go ON lndefuitel, tu .
private business De- would mean bank
ruptcv what would happen Il there
were no restraining Influences .
would be hard To- tell
President Ilagerman presented np-
ures showing that he Indebtedness -
tho state IN 1873 was - e2G.C32. ana
that 1t ie now fl5Sa Oo0o. and that
In 1873. the total Indebtedness state.
county. Town and school distripi7.
was S~G4f4Ul' rumu1rcd with $40 o.
500. $50 in 1917.
Taking MP the matter Of the return
~ property FOR taxation. the former
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-20

W 70 the hIrh Standard Sc, IN N,
paset.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-20

and during six
months Of this time
was under q doc
tors care without
getting any help.
! decided to try
Lydia Z. Pinkbsus
Vegetable Com
pound and it made
feel like a new
woman. | am en-
tirely relieved Of
displacement
and nar,rrt,, ,....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-04
POLICE DEPARTMENT

Retired Jan 2I.-Patro.msn Arthur A. No
Grove -ls,. ~ surgeons ceuincaie SiO3I-, APP
Trsnsfor, Jan. 3l.-Iullus r Brllls jr 6lth Ia
Training. Jan g. William Tyndall Jth 10 Traflc.
Temporary Assignments. Lieutenant John Dugsn.
Trsf u in command Jan. . during absence ~
captain IN dck report. PsiroImen John r. Finley.
IN: william J. Gi.lagaer 2jth. and James w.
Douohoc l7-d. 10 Isl !. D duty ~ raided prem
ise-. " dsya Dec 81 John j. FlizUfald. lOu
10 jth |. u. ouiy In rslded premises 80 days. Dc
- Henry Wagner 18th. john l. Burke l43d. and
William * CleaFer. ljsh 10 $3.50, duty iu raided
promises 20 days. Jan. . Henry lmmeu bSth. n
h Gesche.dt. s9.h 10 S0th. az operator OF motor
pAirD wagon Jan. ]. during absence of paLplfnan
sick report. Dlwsrd =. Hslpin. l5olh. 70 store
houso. 30 days. Jan. g. 20 ftn J. D, duty DID rAded
premises. 20 days. Jan. ! Adam Reydeu. I'd Will
lam T. Arneel ls'h. Harry Thompson. l1Nth
Charles + Mason 7th. William MAYER. 2sd. La@
premises. 80 DAYS. Jan 3. William O'Gorman, 2-d
Hauy Rcsenthal. 25b. Francis Finnezsn. Cjih
Cre,.vin h. .Hunier. 33d: Martin !. Csurned. 2Sth
Leave, Of Absence without payl.-sergesnt Nel
soo J. Merrill. ls9th dsy. y ,. n. Jan ls
PstOlmen Francis J. Upton. goth. DAY 1921
am r. Cox. 1921. and Heao,h Bonsnno. lI2d.
DAY. D. m Jan. James T. Cone. li3d. Eugene
A Day. l49fh. ana Joseph AcLoughlIn li9th.
DAY. II 0l a. M. Jan. 2. GeId Z. Norman. Kan
da7. = N. Dec. 81 : Ferdinand A. TimmeN l52d
Michael J. Dosd. ltlst. and Raymond J.. Aulvey
l7IsL I day. p ~. Dec. 81 John GrunsNaId
ljsd. dsy. m. De- 81: Michael j. Krusska
18Th. ! GAY. noon. Jan solomon obray'yA l6lst
] dag. Z a. IA. Jan. ] Charles SeienbuK lois.
dAy. a. m. Jan. James II. MURRAY. l62d.
! dsv y D. M. Jan. .. Thomas Byron. 49tl
Edward ?. CLARK, l52d. and William Petersohn
I5oth. day. llol a NJ. Jan. /.
Amsndmtnt.-So much q paragraph ; q
272. g. 8. relates 10 Pa'ro.msn Edward Wich
man 1871. IS amended 70 read Walter j. Moen
lGsih. residences 1873 lsth ST.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-04

Produce Markets-Current

Butter Receipts. 10. 2S2 packages. Cream
cry. higher scoring than extras. per 10, 4Vi
W41c: extras (93 scorel. fOc frsts (66 10
81 scorei, @6ihO3gi pc: seconds (S3 70 81
scorel. $50 36c. thirds. SO "a "a nc, cream
cry. unsaited higher scoring than extras,
41iaN4Zc; extras. 40i4d 4lc; firsts, $40 4Oc /;
seconds. So 4. m 3Gl2c creamery, held, higher
scoring than extras. 5Sit W5S5ac; extras.
80 eM3Sc. frsts. 36H BIC. seconds, 81 12U
35lsc: thirds. 33F&4c: state dairy, tubs.
finest. 3G0 39iec; good 10 prime, 36l2 n
3Si.c: common to fair. SOL n 36c renovated,
extras. SOC 6rsts, 33'zN3i &c lower grades,
2Of q "a 35c imitation creamery. hrsts, 3-d &c
ladies, current make. frsts. &0iz "a 81 &c; sec
Ouds SOC lower grades. % pa L9 &C. pack
ing stock, current make. No /, 3Nc No ..
29c; lower grades. 2152M2S &c.
Cheese. Receipts, $500 boxes. Fresh
makes. both SKINS and whole milk,
cials No.. 24n24izc; average fancy, % e
U2fc. fresh. colored specials 22i20
20 pc white. specials. 2Zi2d % PC colored.
average fancy. pc white, average fancy,
22c. twins, held, specials. 24U24i4c; ched-
dars. held specials. 24M24l4c single daisies.
fancy. 81 pa 26c; all styles. undergrades,
2Ulsh 21i.c; Wisconsin. whole milk, held.
twins. fancy, 2fc; double daisies. PC. single
daisies. 24H24i4c; Young Americas "A &c
Far Western. whole milk. Oregon, triple
daisies. @3i carte, California. double daisies
Ole; current make. specials. leleW20c
choice. l80l9c; fair to good. 1901 re
lower grades. l3G ID &C..
Eggs Receipts. 1924 eases Fresh gath
cred extra fine per dozen, JOft5lc; extra
frsts. 480 Acc frsts. 46d 41c: seconds and
poorer. f0045c. fan gathered. poor to good.
32U refrigerator, special marks, fancy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-04
Current
Cotton

Taking into account the many uncer-
taintieS in the situation, the extreme ~
nervous action of the cotton market Is
by no means surprising. The move
ment was decidedly irregular, but the
prevailing trend was downward and
most Of the list showed slight declines
at the close. Trading was Of small vol
ume and largely confined TO the locat
element, the lack Of general interest
rendering the market extremely Sensl-
tive 20 whatever orders happened to be
in sight.
The initial movement was upward,
the days highest points for some de-
liveries being established on the hrs'
sales. This was 70 a large extent
traoeable TO the unexpected early
strength at Liverpool, where early
prices were from 4 to 10 points higher
This was largely ascribed TO covering
by short sellers, owing TO a report that
the steamer HISTORIAN had been sunk
with a cargo of 1927 bales OF cotton.
Moreover, the English buying OF DC
tober contracts continued IN the local
market. Local spot firms were again
buying, supposedly against sales to the
mills. Bullish advices were received
from Southern points. New Orleans
and Little Rock reported fairly large
sales at Tuesdays prices, lllsc and
17Nc respectively, while Dallas a0-
vices claimed that there was good
export demand, with supplies extremely
hard 10 secure in the interior. Some or
the buying was also attributed TO the
Waldorf crowd. who seemed interested
in Nav around 17.SSc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-04
THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Records and Forecasts for Mex
Twenty-four Hours

wnhinCor Jan g-Tns Sorm .h0 VI" oen~h
Tuesday nlghl over MchiUn moved essiwArn gro
wednesday niFhl ne ccutp pts oFr spulhein IVY
0Etnd During no at twenty four hours wv,
dis uihsn~e causod rain and suov so SOW tng and
Ard Nnrth.in New yort snd general rains ci'e
who're cas-. OF me MishsFpp. RTof e,ceW hyls
he Soa'h Atlantic I'D Cu'f coass liair 80 hss
fallen n ne Paafe STATE, ara rain ha so
ose, ne Western Dlsieau repon, Icnp~aiuio,,
conurus shove ths normal IN nearly AT ph- *
ne epln'TJ and fus weather IA unseAsonaby ssfia
IN ths Sou,hsru SARA eaS Of tho ROXY NOM
IAN, and 10 ne Mississpri VALLEY.
\ disurbAncs hat nov ovof the solihcfn pans
s.aas will adVancs eas.-uorthcaStHad ino ~ -
'endsd d, oysrCaA weather and rains lhufals!
ia ne EsS Gull STATE, ard Atlantic stsifs hd
iov-e- OHIO valrJ srd Friday IN NJ Alsnn'
s.G.rs, except FONDA sre Northe.n NeN lhs
and and in The uppcr Orio Va lev snd - ipN -
Lar. rsgcn Snow nurre' are prcoshls 20 nc
upp-r isse -egon nv 1hu-stv right and N FrlsI,
'T'n. tefnrrfasirs vii - ios~ Thu-siW nlsni
Ard IN Friday n De uppsg axe fegor tnd tf-
dav IN ~ lover Ohio Nalng. Isnnesses 40 ne
EaU Gulf S,as-s Moderate .snpera,urcs sli cor
t.nus In me Auanne States dl-ns h, nsH 'ori'-
sorm -.1lnr. 80 displayed or ths sNtrro
Coba rom Ess port Ms. 70 Block ida1d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-04
FORECLOSURE SALE.

SUPREME COURT COUNTY or NEW
YORK. WILLIAM T. MOORE, Plaintiff.
against ANNIE ABBATE. AMI others. De-
PENDANTS. 40 2iS5S-l9l6).
in pursuance Of a Judgment OF foreclosure
and sale dug made and entered m the
above entitled action and bearing date the
signed the referee 10 said judgment named,
Will sell al public auction 90 me tNchause
SaIesroom so AIS Nesey street, In Tho
Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New YORK,
on fGs f.fb dsv on January. 1917. Al H.
y CLOCK noon on that day. by l.. j Phillips
4 Co Auctoneers, the premises directed by
said Judgment 90 be sold, and therein de-
"Au that certain LOT. piece or parcel of
land situate lying and being in the Borough
n Manhattan civ Of New York, bounded
and described follows.
BEGINNING al a point on the soutrerly
side OF one hundred and ninth tlOEthl
street distant three nunnIel an. s So ,"oyy,
feet sastery from the corner formed nL the
intersection OF the easterly side or Third
,3rdl Avenue with the said southerly side OF
one hundred and ninth tl0sth street, and
mining thence SOUTHERLY. parallel with
The easterIy side OF Third Avenue t3rd). ono
hundred GO0) feet eleven GlD inches 10 the
centre line OF the block thence LAS IEisLi D
twenty-five $50 feet; thence NORTHERLY,
and part Of the way through party wall.
one hundred tO0l feet eleven tlb Inches
10 the souLherly side of one hundred and
ninth G09th) street. and thence WEST
FRIY. along the said southsriy side or ono
hundred duu NiHth 'A"'t"l 'Ai'. nv
Eve ,25) feet 10 the point or place Of be-
ginning.
tho street number Two Thlrtv-two t232)
East one hundred and ninth D09thl street.
BEING the same premises which were
conveyed by Herbert A. McNally, Referee.
TO Edward j. Moore. hy deed dated October
twenty ninth t29thl, nineteen hu9dred AID
twelve GSl0, and recorded October twenty
ninth (29thl, nineteen hundred and twelve
/ Ugfgl. in the Office OF the Register Of tho
I Of % a
and seventy U7O). Section Six 90. Page
/ eight 80
Dated. New York. December 18th. 1916.
LAWRENCE $. GREENBAUM.
Referee.
/ FNGFLHARD. POLLAK. PITCHER &
STERN, Attorneys FOR Plaintiff. III
Broadway tNfanhattanb, New York City.
The following rs diagram ~ the prop
erty to be sold: its street number Is 232
/ East lOslh street.
East l09th Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-04
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS

hawaii Samoan Islands Australia. New les.
p. s9q VIZ va san San Jan
Japan Corsa and China. via Ses'ti'-sado ,
r NH Islands. NsT Zealand ana Au,trs,is DeI-
cent WcsD. via NancOuyer-Maur. .-.. Jan y
Japan Corea. china and Philippine Islands OIL,
Tamil. MsrQuesas, Coos lsiauds. ~. - -, %
land. Australia. via san Frsachco-MaitH.J Jan d
ARRIVED
Rosth tBrI Havre De, s. 10 Tho Compasnie
Generate TTansatl antique, with mase Bar a.
Wuramar Nips De- 70. n ths Munson IS CO.
with passenger. and ied-e b.' a. IS.so 49,,
Yoia b. lAr5s 70, W.. NJ l,l ne :, Co ,sits
iensD~ Iaoksoaviue Dee n and Chsres'oo Jan
:. 10 the Cgde - Go. with passengers ana mase-
0l@y nIs' t;a,T,,'on De- Is. TO ne Southern Pa
90. with rndse. Quar- a, st5 m
Rio Grarde Brunswick. quar- a. sos n.
Daissi Nan Jap Barn Dec l6. via Portland
Me- Jan T. % j b Winchester 4 70. IN DALLAS
~ Pe'isv 'Br. Fo-ey Dec D.. 70 simpson. spenra
a Young with china CLAW. Bar a. ESQ m.
E,Dsus U0. Bordeaux De- %. TO No CON
p4e.ie Gfefdic TransltantQue. with paS<ngers.
mani. s-f udse Bs- a. 1876 m
san Marco Galveston Dec Is. - No Major
So 60. with passengers and md'e quar- al rs
Ra7sa-rair quar- a. 1905 n.
Tu.-ania tRr. GLASGOW De y and IA'erpoel
srI md.e. Bar a. l252 p m
Delaware. Philadelphia 10 he clyde - Co.
with n1se Guar a. - m.
Hamilton. NoHport News ana Norfolk. IN ne
ora Dominion IS Co. with passenger and mdse.
QUAR- d, 2lo p m
Rarreru Wmn. IAShou Dec 10. IN the Federal
Fc-aarfIry Go with mdse Bar a. p m.
santa Catalina. Ailc4 Dec o. Vith mdss Quar-
NJ $50
Y.eius,e1 tnutchl Rotterdam Dee 70. with mise.
sand. HOOK a. .05 m.
SAILED
Tavnes Philadelphia; Hilton E10a Grande
TsIcr N0rfo.s and NCap0r Nlas. Pro'eus. New
Orleans. MOseni Sarous. Arapah"@. Charleston
and Jacksonville. Jduc.fouI. S0fo.s and Nsv
uort New. Zscsp4 Kingston >ucrn-a Tenp.cp
Mama Hata. Baltimore. San Jsauto. Galveston
BcnaiHN l>urI. Have
RFT1-ENE
Tsnsha tErl hence Tor Bombay. Quar- Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-04
FORECLOSURES SALES.

SUPREME COURT-COUNTY OF NEW
YORK. No 2l853-l9l6. Abraham j. Dwor-
sky. plaintiff, against kaufman Realty Com
psny and others, defendants.
In pursuance or the judgment OF foreclosure
aud sale duly made and entered In the above
entitled action bearing date tho llth day OF
December 1916 ]. the Undersigned. the Ref
cree In said judgment named Will sell az
public auction. al the Exchange Sales Room.
Nos 1i-i5 kesey Street, in the Borough OF
Manhattan city OF New York on the SIN
day OF January. 1917. al twelve o'clock noon
ON that day. by Arthur G. Sheridan. AuC-
tioneer the premises described by said 1uig-
ment 10 be sold and therein described az
follows
Am thst certain lot Of land with the build
ing thereon erected IN possession, situate
iu The Borough OF Manhattan. in the City Of
New YORK. State OF New York, bounded and
described follows:
Commencing az a point on the northeriy
side of Henry street, distant one hundred
and eighty -FOUR feet six inches. or there
abouts. westerly from the northwestsrly cor
nor ~ Montgomery Street and Henry Street,
running thence nOrtherly parallel with Mont
gomefy Street. eighty-seven feet six inches !.
thence westerly parallel with Henry Street,
twenty-one feet. thence southerly parallel
with Montgomery street. and partly through
a marty wall. eighty-seyeu feet six inches 70
fhe northeriv. side Of Henry Street thence
easteny along tina northerly Side Or Henry
Street. twenty one feet 20 the point or place
OF beginning DO the said several dimensions
and distances more or less said premises
being now known by the street number two
hundred and thirty-one t23D Henry street
in the Borough OF Manhattan. city Of Ne"
York.
Subject 10 two prior mortgages. one 10
George c. Kip for the sum OF Slso0O.oO.
recorded I'm The Office OF the Register or the
County II New York. In section ], liber 81
Of mortgages page 81. and second mort.
gage held boy Flora Sheyer. for the sum or
$3.50 co. recorded In said Office tn section..l
libor I12 Of mortgages. AZ page 40. and ac-
crued interests thereon.
Dated New York. Decemhe~ 10Th, 1915.
ABRAHAM OBERSTElN Referee.
HAROLD A. STRAtS. Attorney Tor Plain
rim 2 Eectmau Street. New York city.
The following BE- diagram or the PROXY
crty TO be sold IFS street number Is III
Henry street g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-04

The approximate value or tbs lien or
charge TO satisfy which the above described
property is 10 be sold is SS2O5.32 with inter
est thereon from the 9th day OF December.
1915 together with the costs and allowances
amounting 90 approximately S426.3i with in
tcrest from the nth day OF December. 70 10.
togeth her with the expenses OF the sale. The
approximate AMOUNT or the taxes. assess
u,enrs aud water rates or other liens which
are 90 he allowed 10 the purchaser out OF
the purchase money or paid by the Referee In
s2fs so aud interest
ABRAHAM OBERSTElN. Referee
is FORECI OSURE-SCPREME COURT.
COUNTY or NEW YORK-City Real Es-
tate Company, plaintiff, against Hutwtl
Realty and Trading Co. Inc. et al. de-
PENDANTS Harold swain. Plaintiffs Attor-
Uey il6 Broadway. New York
Pursuant To- Judgment entered December
a.. 1915. The Undersigned Will sell A. public
auction. q the Exchange Sslesroom. No. IL
10 Nesey Street. in The Borough of Manhat 10
IAN CITY OF New York. at ID o'clock noon
Auctioueer. the mortgaged premises directed
by said Judgment TO be sold. and described
All that lot OF land in the Borough OF
buildings thereon, now known as Number
10 Ludlow Street and being the northeriy
part Of the lot known and designated by the
Humber Twelve hundred and forty nine on
the Map 81 The Delaney Farm. which said
lot Is bounded a. tollows:
Westerly in front by Ludlow Street. nine
Teen fset. Northerly by the lot known and
designated by the Number Twelve hundred
ana frg. on said map. eighty seven feet SIX
inches: Easterly by land formerly OF Charity
Miller. nineteen feet and Southerly by land
now or late OF John Lawrence. eighty-ssyen
feet six inches Be said several dimensions
The Following Is a diagram OF said prem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-04

ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. January 8.

ARMY
Name ~ CAPT WILLIAM ). DAVIS. e9d Inf
p.ace1 81 detached isf
Dep. 10 Hampton Va and assume charge ~
obstruction work pertaining IN aviation ctpel-
First H. JOIN y. Won HoLTZENDoRFF fold
artillery detached lisi. from duty With aviation
section. signal Corps. 10 dufy with sob i.rI
Tir.i H. JOIN e. WALKER. Jr. iuf detached
iht ron outs Win aviation section H....I
'orp ~ GUS VIII lh T.. a. polg ss A.t
Car SAM ~ =. TURNEj IL Med Corps row
~ Walter Reed General Hospital % G. from
further ou'y IN F'I-rrine DEPT. IN %. Creole.
Lean s1,a,.G N3 Tu1It,i %o5 5aSKt sS@ len
General, one month granted First IT, EMANUEL
q rEDT. mr. detached list L. HElDT viii
Re, snsuoo. Or Cart EDWARD :. PITCHER.
- Y S. c.: Csps. ACLPFAR A MARSTEi'-
1.ER and RALEIGH ". HICKS. Va. s. g.. a.
Following educational institutions sddsd 10 I,t
IN which units n reserve officers training corps
University o. Nebrasks Lincoln. infantry unit.
senior division. University NJ illinois rhsna ir-
fsDty unit, senior division. PerusyIvania col
lege. Gettysburg. infsn'sy unit. senior division.
NAVY
Cant - ~ pUBEIL detached command Mime
sofa Jan. D.. To- home ond wait ORDERS.
H. n r. JOHNSON detached charge navy 70
crflfina station. Houston Tea. tn duy i1-
specior Southern section Eastern recruiting dis
Tn,,rn & G. AR%oLD detached Fulton. 10 works
Lste Torpedo Boa Co. Jan. :. connection 3D.
and dulv 0u hoard when commissioned
surgeon J TAYLOR detached touHocucut. 90
Bureau NJ Medicine and Sufgerg. Nav prpi
T. Surgeon u. ". COLE. &c.. detached San
DIEGO. 10 home and vat orders
Pa,mas,er T. =. KurI detached Virginia. "
rsynse,sr T. T. JORDAN. detached Birmingham
Paw C1erk g. g. RAPrOI.Es. detached New JERSEY
10 Bureau Of supplies and Accounts. Navy Dep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-04
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


Female
A-A-COOK Irish. frst class cook. tf5 seec1
vear' good references. NJ. Miss H1frnsyer' 5
Asency IN East 45d g.. Cd floor. Telephone S3f-
Murray Hill
CHANfBERNfAID WAITRESS.-YouHg Irish gin.
highly recommended $50 n. Miss Hotmsyer',
Agency. 10 East ijd st., 81 floor. feleph0us s9i1
Murray Hill
COOK WAITRESS and HOCSEWORKER.- Rim
neh girls. competent and reliable good refer
slces. =. Lehu's Agency, - h. i2jh g.. Tel
Harlem 5jl5
INFANTS NCRSE.-Engsh; -FOUR years IN last
place S40-}50. r. Mise HofmEyer's Agcncv. ll
East 49d IT, 50 floor Telephone 500 Murray HiI
IAUNDRESS wants family washing a. home open
air dining. private house. terms moderate: refer
sucss Mn Reed $50 East 2cith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-04

Hay and Straw
A--An..laN
Livestock, Meats and Provisions

Following are yesterdays prices compares
with those o, a yosg ago:
New yors Yesterday. Ayen $50
1--we s,ces. best 100 -.
To. ............. .Nb'f9 WDlVsSV Wv 8Stf9
IN -. 20 .t5h 10 "a
1--we veas. bss4 700 ..
n. ...., .....-tIltW "a lo.ep WV 8lt''1
Il, 3 eve. j.. r. S.: 8 SO g :: q s 80
Lambs. 'air 10 prime
100 10. ....., 1913 "a l4.23 200 . lV..2
Dresso6 mueon. TO- ~ q .l5H % .lt
Dressed iambs To-. 10 e 20 - ~
Hogs Eooa 100 Io 1870 a 1880 673 a -
Dressed hogs bacon. .
H. ......t.... "a a .lAA .09lg q 10
Mess pork bbi $500 % $3.50 1925 gi9.55
Mos, 6ce' Dbl 1900 q $3.50 lt.5o gH.oo
LARD Middle West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-04
Comm ditie S

vance occurred during tho early trad
ing, prices showing gains OF from 3 20
4 cents shortly after the opening. rms
was followed about midday by par
tial recession, which seemed 20 nave
no explanation other than some desire
among recent buyers 20 take In their
profits. which must have been decidedly
tempting IN some cases, subsequently
the upturn was resumed. sno the day
highest figures were reached shortly
before the close. Gains or IS 20 "a
cents were recorded finally
Foreign adyiocs had much 20 dc with
the general buoyancy, especially n the
nearby deliveries. The more distant
contracts were also considerably in
fucnced BY unfavorablc reports from
the winter wheat belt. Although Liver
pool prices showed no change, the tone
there was stronger, partly in keeping
with the 7o. advance I'm Buenos Ayres
late on Tuesday , Aoviccs from Aus
trala claimed that foods wcrs causing
further damage 80 the crop.
Buying OF nearby contracts was
partly stimulated by reports that for
eign officials were making strenuous
efforts TO increase the supply o. ocean
tonnage for the transportation OF
grain. In this connection. advices from
Baltimore stated that eighty-seven YES
sells mad arrived or were en- route 10
carry grain. particularly wheat, 20
Allied ard neutral nations. Statistics
again impaired strength TO the situa-
ton. the arrivals az Western centres
continuing small. while the movement
into domestic and foreign consumptiNe
channels continues large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-04
NEW JERSEY
COUNTRY PROPERTY

LIT YOUR RENT PAY FOR YOUR H9s,.
Best financial plan explained b. County -.
League 40 20 West 32d 81. DEPT T. ~
$500 Mad. "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-04
- a. Prevlous YEA

Corn Closing prices in tie Chicago
market were f7sc higher and the local
market was correspondiuCly higher. The
advance was partly reflection OF the great
strength i'm wheat and partly IN keeping
with advances in Liverpool and Buenos
Ayres. In the former market American
csrgoes were sd higher. while Argentine
were Cd higher. Export orders Of fair vol
ume and at favorable limits were received
bpt the small offerings prevented business.
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