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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-03
Columbus Storage Warehouse, Inc.
20 IL AAIsI ETH II.

New York. March 81. 1917
no Samuel Swinton. ~. CHUNG. a y.
Young. Mrs Susie Lindsey Price, Mr. Wal
tor Hall sadie Chciham. Mary Anderson.
Mr H. u. White. Mrs Fislding. Mrs Mary
Mccarthy. g. " n. Turner. Mrs shirley
Pickett Fletcher Mrs a. Williams, q.
CHISHOLM. Mrs Lyle or Mary Marshall.
Michigan Furniture Coz Coleman Ander
SON. Mrs O.. Thurston, Carrie Taferus, "
A. Johnson. Mrs Bessie Robertson. Henry
Brlcc. Mrs j. Griffin. George Green, Rose
Jones. = Bracken Furniture Co., L. DAVIS,
Mrs shirley Nobel Florence White,
Frances clarke. Marie Mckinney. Mrs. J.
White Hattie Macon. Ellen Roberts \.
Hubbard. May or Mary Smith. Mrs. Rose
Miller. Mrs Wadcu, Mrs. Paharn, 9. v.
winfield or Eugene Fields. " 2. MulY.
huI. Margaret Smith YOU and each 81
YOU are hereby notified that the time for
the payment N our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired, after
due notice thereof had been given YOU. We
Will cause such property, 90 wit household
goods persona effects, merchandise, car
pets. etc. stored by you or boo YOUR name IN
The columbus storage Warehouse, 20 b
sold az public auction, according 20 tho
statute 'u such case made and provided, az
the Warehouse. 6--6f ". l3fth 81, New
York Clty. on Friday. March Z3d, 1917, at
1880 A. H. and II HE sale thereof IL not
completed ON said date the same VIII b
continued al the same place on each and
every Tuesday and Friday thereafter. be-
ginning ~ 1890 A. 81 and continuing
until an the goods are sold.
COLUMBUS STORAGE WAREHOUSE, Inc.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS or THE CHI.
CAGO. ROCK ISLAND And PAttflC
RAILWAY COMPANl, AND ALSO TO
Satn InMgAkA

NOTICE Is hereby given that pursuant
"a an order entered by th" District Court
~ the United states. IN and for The North
arm District Of Illinois. Eastern Division,
On the tenth Jay Of February. 1917. in "A
certain consolidated cause in equity, there
h. p-ud.rg. entitled american Steel Iluu-
dries complainant, against The Chicago.
Eork Island and Pacific Railway Company,
deferdant. and Bankers Trust Company. ss
Trustee complainant. against The Chi-
csgo. Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Company. defendant said consolidated
cause being numbered 44s, (Which said Of
ter Was amended by said Court on Fenru-
arv TO- 1gl7l an persons having claims
against The Chicago. Rock Island and Pa
cffc Railway Company, or against the Re-
.c.fyer OF said Railway Company. were and
are directed and required forthwith % SUBJ
MID such claims for hearing and determine
tIon. pursuant 90 said order. 10 the under.
glsnod. Special Master, appointed by said
court. "a his office. No 1925. 1879 West Van
Buren street in Chicago. Illinois, and so
fo submit the same I'm any event prior 90
The tenth day 81 April. 1917.
The proceedings Boa respect % such claims
before the undersigned. Special Master, Will
he in accordance with the directions con-
tanned iu said order
Dated az Chicago Illinois, this 23d day
Of February, 1919
(sigued) HERBERT a. II NDAHL,
As Special Master In Chancery APP
pointed ln said consolidated cause.
Room 1925. l39 West Van Buren, Street.
Chicago. Illinois
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schnIlngers' Van a storage Co. Inc.
LIRERTY sToRAGE An wAREnorsN

LIBERTY STORAGE AID WAREHOUSE
COMPANY Nos. 49, a. and a. Mesi 6ith
Street To Gerald +. Hart and Geo. Booch-
ever. stanley Dark. W. J. Hayes. Mrs NJ -.
Mrs J.. 3. Ranger Mrs. VI y Er0ome. Peter
Flint Mrs. Helen Faith Mcgowan and Jacob
Dol and sons q. i. quinn, Mrs Julia feir-
man. The Domestic Utlities Mfg Go Mrs.
h Huber Harry Garyey. Capt J. y. Archl-
bald. Percy J.. Rchtmeycr. Mrs. Katherine
". seaman. Trisfram upper. Mrs l.. Blair,
Harold Meltzer, Sire. ". o. EEonhead Miss
NeyF8 NcMfin Fred Malterr, WIN. Mac
Grsgor Morris Fursmidt Mrs A. n Null
ler Miss Harriet Darling Miss g. =. stars.
Miss Dorothy Dale. Miss Sue BENEDICT. 3.
kronberg. Jno Meier. Jno. W. Burgess. Mrs
l. Roberts Mrs. Netfie g. Hunter, Miss
Allie J.. Baxter Edw ID. Palmer. Est Of
Eugene Van Srhaick ana Minnie ~ Van
SChaICk. Exec Edward costerton. VIM. VI.
Pomeroy Mrs. Geo u. Duck, Chns y.
Locke. Richard W. pisller Valentine Tay-
Tor. Receiver. and Edw Swami. Dist Atty
y. y. County. Mrs. Tillie Schmtt Aante-
Vile Hall. Harold Spieherg. Mrs katherins
Mrs Gertrude Dermont, Mrs NJ Quinn. Mrs
J Perrine. Mrs. Edith ~ Crowther, J.. ".
Van Dresser. Mrs. Aimee A Lord. Mrs y
j. McNamee, g.. Byoir Mrs. Louise y
field and Nathan Tok. Miss Alice Duncan
You and each of you are hereby notified
that the time for the payment or our Hen
upon the property horcinaff described haN.
ing expired. after due notice thereof has
been given you we viii cause such property,
90 wiz household goods and merchandise,
stored hy you or Do your name In The ware
house of the company. 10 b" sold al public
auction. according 90 the statute On such
cases made and provided. az The auction
rooms OF Vs. A. Flattau & son. southeast
corner 18Th ST. and University Place New
YORK Clty. commencing Tuesday. March 18Th,
1917. ~ 10 30 r.. M. and continuing on
every Tuesday and Wednesday therea tier, q q
the same place ana hour. until an the goods
WAREHOUSE COMPANY Nos. a.. IS and
4. West 6fth Street.
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Flour and Meal. -Quotations we're
Produce Market.-Current

Butter Receipts. - $50 packages. Cream
cry, higher scoring than extras, per 10, ~ Z
~ 4-c extras t32 sc0rel, 49l-Gt4 lc; hrsts %
10 81 scorel. 31leW40c; seconds SO 20 3
scorei. 35M31c thirds 34H3figc, cream
cry. unsalted. higher than extras. Al va
f3iec. extras, 40iaU4lc; arsts, 3Nu iOc /;
seconds. 5iaN3Iiqc. creamery, held. higher
than extras. 33c extras. 80 &c; ursts, otW
3sc: seconds. 35H35i2c. thirds. @iW54 &c I.
state dairy, tubs finest. fOc good TO prime
3lN 35c: common 10 fair 5JdSol &c reno
waited. extras. SO 26i3fe. frsts. 52d52 &c .
lower grades, 30H3l iec imitation creamery,
frsts. ~ &c: ladies. current make, hrsts.
-9N 30c; seconds. IS PC; lower grades :. "a
sc; packing stock. current make. No J. so
Is he No 2, - re lower grades, ZbW &c.
heese.-Receipts. $500 boxes. State. whole
milk. flats. held. specials, per 10, 2o~4c; aver
age fancy. 25U % &c lower grades, al
70 iac: fresh. coored, specials. 25Hs N Z6c
white, specials. 25sl d20c: colored. average
fancy. 2Jit a. 5i.c. white. average fancy.
% M -Jiec; lower grades. -5'su = &c !;
twins. held specials. -6i2c: average fancy,
26d26l,c: fresh. specials, 25Ss N 26c average
fancy, 25i4 Gf-ji.c; single daisies, fancy,
26i 4HZ6stc, Wisconsin. whole milk. fancy
wins. held. 25i. N 20 i2c fresh, Is a n 26c !;
held, 26N2Gs4c: fresh, 25h025&4e: Young
Americas, held, 26d 70 igc: fresh. 25H25 &c :;
Far Western whole milk. Oregon. triple
daisies, fresh, % 4 M2jc; held, 26c; Idaho
double daisies, - p n -5c; California, double
daisies. fresh, 2ileM 25c: state. skins, cur
rent make. choice. 20ikM2lc; fair % good.
1871 zoe lower grades, l2izM lsc.
Eggs Receipts, 1851 cases. Fresh gath
cred. extra fine. per dozen, 34c extra frsts,
80 &c: frss, 32i4633c; seconds and lower
grades, 3liaM32c; checks, good to choice
dry. 29G 30c state. Penn and nearby West
ern hennery whites. fine 10 fancy. 36Qt 31c !;
ordinary 10 good. 3iW35c gathered whites,
ordinary 10 fine, 33li36c Western and South
ern. gathered whites. 32i2G 3ic state, Penn
and nearby. hennery browns, 3f435c gath
cred brown and mixed colors. S3n53i &c; duck
eggs. Baltimore. 4SM50c; Southern, 43fI46c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-03
Wool Market Firm
Demand Good, Dealers An
ticipating Still Higher Prices


Philadelphia, March ?. The local
wool market during the last week has
been firm. with a good demand, which
is largely speculative, many dealers
buving in anticipation Of still higher
nrices later on. At the same time
manufacturers are taking fair guam
titles Of wool and paying full figures
for what they need. Sales Of fine woods
have been reported at 40c, while the
choicest descriptions Of medium half
blood woods are bringing from 43 10
45c. Quotations are:
New York and Mich gan Aeeces
Fine unwashed, Ala 42c; delaine. 80 ~
soc; one-half blood, asa l9c; three
eighths, 5la SIC; one-quartcr, 50@5ic;
one-quarter, three-eighths and one-half
clothing. 42G 43c; common and braid
4iN35c.
Pennsylvania and Ohio feeces De-
laine washed, 5SM6Oc; Xxx and above,
$40 55c; fine unwashed, l3G lic; one
half blood combing, I90 ole; three
eighths, 53a SIC; one-half, 5l@ SIC; de-
laine. 520 58c; one-quarter, three
cighths and one-half clothing, 45H4sc;
common and braid. 44G45c.
Garnet woods China combIng, 35a
csc: china No Northern, widowed, 80
IN 3lc; cordovan, 34A Soc; Mongollan,
ara SOC; Jorias, secured 50a 52c; Kan
dahar. secured, asa zoe; Nickaneer,
secured, 5OH52e; Pyranean, 26'4B
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-03
Industrial
Cotton

Cotton advanced rapidly yesterday on
excited trading. the old crop months
selling more than $50 a bale above
the closing quotations OF the DAY be-
fore. The greater part OF the improve
frent was retained on final ransactions.
Reports Of firm spot situation m the
South and of a good demand for sup
niles out Of the local stock were ac-
compauied by rumors that foreign m
terests were buying here with "a view
10 taking deliveries on contracts. Also
a good many reports were put INTO CIR
culation 10 the effect that boil weevil
we're carrying on their work Of destruc-
ton i'm the eastern section Of the cot
ton belt in a way 90 cause serious ap-
prehension for the ne crop. ouch
news was not without effect IN stlmu-
lating q demand for the new crop con-
tracts.
The opening was quiet, with first
prices showing a decline Of ! 10 II
points in sympathy with relatively easy
cables. The demand for near months
soon developed, however, and became
more active as prices worked higher.
There was enough selling for pront 10
cause occasional slight reactions, out
buying increased on each dip, and the
highest point Of the day was reached
during the middle Of the afternoon
when old crop deliveries were 81 to 0.
points higher, ard the new crop showed
gains Ct % to q points. May con.
tracts at 1927 showed a recovery. OF
S23.55 bale from the low level reached
on the break at the beginning Of last
month.
Local and Southern interests we're
credited with buying old crop positions
on the advance, and there was also
buying here by houses with Liverpool
connections. presumably to undo strad-
dies. A good deal of the recent buying
By old crop months is believed to have
been against sales Of hedged cotton 70
SINNERS or exporters. The failure OF
recent deyelopments to bring out IN
creased offerings from the South has
been disappointment from the stand
point Of these in trade, who would
profit by lower prices, and the advance
was regarded largely in the way Of a
readiustment brought about By the
gradual absorption Of hedged cotton az
a relatively easy basis. Exports for
the week were 7O,5S1 bales, against
11S16t last year, making 4.0S3,lO9
bales so far this season, against 3,J'l,-
NJ = logf year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-03
Curb Market

Note The Tribune assumes no response
bity for the accuracy or authenticity OF curb
market quotations. The New York Curb Al
ISOLATION produces no official quotation list
Quotations are reported by individuals over
whom the association has no control. AM
one can make prices on the curb and get
them printed in the daily list even without
the Formally Of frat submitting the shares u
the Curb Association for IFS approval. Som,
eecuritics are regularly listed that is. thcJ
are approved Tor trading by the Curb Assoca.
ton. and 10 is required that information con-
corning them will be fled from time 20 time
with the secretary. Such information is open
20 public Inspections. Some other securities.
like the Standard oil subsidiaries. are I'D
fnitted 10 quotation without a regular list
ing. a greater number are unlisted. No one
has any authority over them. Unlisted stocks
are marked thus ~. They are principally
mining stocks. and most Of them are pros
peets." but there is nothing TO distinguish
"prospects" from operating properties" in
the unlstcd group. There are few listed
rrinine. stocks. and among these prospects
are distinguished by the abbrcvation "a
r,ros " after the name. With this notice duly
given. The Tribune prints all quotations
v,ihout further responsibility. transactions
and prices Friday were reported as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-03

Liverpool. March Spot cotton in
fair demand; prices steady; American
middling fair. 1901; good middling.
l1.5S: middling. l1.48; low middling'
1f.3o: good ordinary, 1928; ordinary,
1854. Sales. 5000 bales, including $500
American and 500 for speculation and
export. Receipts, $4,000 bales, al
American. Futures closed steady, as
follows: March. ll09; March and
April. I1.03; April and May, 1921; May
and June, 1898; June and July. 1873;
July and August, l0lo; August ahd
September. 1888; September and Octo-
ber 1913: October and November,
1904; November and December, 9.94;
December and January, 9h9; January
and February, 9.86; February and
March. $50; March and April, $50.
Weekly Liverpool cotton statistics;
Imports $4,000 bal s. American 5000;
stock S2l 900. American $4,000; Tor
warded $4,000, American $4,000; e1'
ports. .803. Total sales $4,000, Amerl-
can 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-03
Metals

The feature of the metal markets
Yesterday was a furry in tin. Sales
were reported 20 have been made at
from 53ia TO "a cents pound. The
higher quotations were sand 10 be due
to the prospect that local supplies are
not likely to be increased TO any great
extent i'm the near future.
Sellers of copper said there was no
immediate likelihood that the A!'ie5
would come into the market for their
supply of the metal for the second hA!t
Of The wear. The political OUTLOOK. %
was pointed out, is too uncertain TO
make large commitments so FAR ahead.
Prices current for few Of the prin-
cipal metals and metal products, COM
pared with those prevailing at the cor
responding time Of last year, follow:
Current A year
DricC. ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-03
PROPOSALS

the Hoard Of water supply. az It's offices.
,vsntv- second floor, Municipal building
park Row, Centre and Chambers streets.
New York City until IL q. m. on Tuas-
a. March G. 1911 for Contract All. for
Snynt-htnK and delivering liquid chlorine
for use al the Kenslco Screen chamber q
the Catsklll aqueduct
Al the above place and time tho bids
viii be publicly opened and read. Pamph-
Its containing Information for bidders
can he obtained az the above address. at
tGs once ~ The Secretary. by depositlng
tho sum ~ five dollars $50 In cash or is
eoutvalent Tor each pamphlet. For further
particulnrs apply TO the onlce OF 'he Prin-
s!paI Assistant Engineer a. the above adj
Gresa. 1900
CHARLES y CHADWICK,
JOHN r. CALVIN.
Commissioners. hoard OF Water supply.
GEORGE FEArHERSrONE. Seer arr.
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Together with the appurtcnances and al
the rights aud interests Of tho parties 10
tie said action OK, in and TO the said prem
iscs
free and clear n at encumbrences and
Hens except state Of facts shown hy survey
Of said Drt misses made hy Charles A. Meyer
d Son aud lu possession OF pialntins at
t0rneyS.
ApproNimate amount Of mortgage debt,
costs and allowances s2l69J.90. taxes and
water rates. Si.225i0.
Dated New York February 9th 1917.
BAYARD J.. HOLMES. Referee.
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Stocks

-r, 7as As.~-iti'd l'r73
" WqH street, Norch ,.
s....t seemed to take fresh
va. t-om events at Washington
aiF's' Of legislation, more part'e-
Do GU re armament measures inius-
l.i @.a Ii. to war shares and aa, That
's - - The trading was again moo.
:,' io comparison with the activity .9 Of
''A'' ..ptns. but embraced wide
, '' g.1, were almost the only dls' I'
Asl' festure. their continued back
''''...s s, aside from a moderate IN
T'Ia'. ~ coa,c,s and New York Gem
'''' being accompanied by January
~, o. earnings. some Of when h
49, s'.,.5 the recent conrested state Of
.raFic. ...~os and the
- che new stock regained a con-
,s..shls part Of their recent losses,
~ stock making a gross gain OF Z
Is q 1o7 with 4 for the new at
l' s..~' and sa. Tor the rights at IA
~ ~, recovery was in part aserioed to
rs" .r;,iel statements 10 the effect
''.. ,Ao controlling interests intend to
la ''' 30 .l'o+nents Of the new
stock la ho
'.-.i;..st an extreme advance Of 2is
J. III ,os7., attaining its best quotation
a. Issr hour on steady accumula-
~ - large individual lots. Other
.,d iron shares were higher by
Co1per and zinc stocks, Central
r.otber American Wooden, motors, In
las,r;sl Alcohol and a score Of other
,,,n., representing interests manu-
,,,turine war supplies, we're lifted ?
- 4 points, with z for Texas Company
though part Of this was later for
isiisd.
shipuines and equipments, notably
Mercantile Marines, Atlantic, Gulf and
Was, Indies, American and Baldwin
Locomotives and American Can were
rom 2 70 Z points higher, with those
r,,H,ies comprising the gas shares.
Dselded heaviness was shown by Loril-
ard Tobacco common and preferred at
.,,s. Of 20 and 8 points, respectively,
with points for National Biscuit.
Further depreciation of United King
dam, contributed to an uneven bond
market. United States coupon IS and
Panama registered IS declined q and
y per cent, respectively, on call.
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Metropolis Storage Warehouse
% WEST G33D STREET.
sr N.rr~ FH.L HffR 81

Sew YORK. FfN -Afnt 1917
TO Arr. j.. AHicks Mr. h. Richards. Mrs.
Hattie Henderson, Mrs Bertha Nathan.
Ars Minnie Haynes. SIR Isaac Kcese. Mr.
william Morgan. Mrs. Patterson, Mrs Mary
T. Hiu. Mrs Alice Powell. Mrs. Florence
Howard. Mrs l.. Alderman, Mr.. Henry
Jones. Mrs Helen Jumper. Mrs. Mary Mur-
ray Mrs Cora Washington, Mrs. Martha
Wikerson. Mrs +. v Alexandra and SIR. q.
e.. Bates. You and each OF YOU are hereby
notified t'at the time Tor the payment u
our Zen upon the property hereinafter de-
scrlhcd having expired after dur notice
thereof had been given you. He VIII cause
such property. 20 VIII. household goods. per-
sonal effects. merchandise. carpets, etc.
stored by You or bon your name in The No
tropoiis Storage Warehouse, 90 be sold 81
public auction. according 20 the statute Ia
such ease made and provided. AZ George
Mcrle's Auction Rooms. i55 East l25th 81,
New York cay, on TUESDAY. MARCH
GTH, 1911, az lQ,3o A.. 81, end on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 5TH, 1911, at
l0 100 A. N.. and II the sale thereof Is not
completed on said dates the same viii b
continued at the same place on zach and
every Tuesday and Wednesday thereafter,
beginning 40 1890 a. ~. On each day. and
continuing until an the goods arc sold.
METROPOLIS STORAGE WAREHOUSE
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Boston Wool Market

Boston, March THE Commercial
Bulletin" will say tomorrow:
There WAS little activity IN the local
wool market this week, although mills
took a fair quantity of wool and some
buying among dealers was noted; Prices
were firm. Contracting in the West has
been rather keen, due largely TO local
speculators. Prices ranged generally
from 40 10 45 cents for hne 70 med
CLIPS. Manufacturers are engaged on
old contracts and obtaining some
new orders. but n, great volume OF
husincss is being placed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-03
Failures in Argentina

Commercial Attach6 V. l.. Ravens re-
ports that the commercial failures
throughout Argentina in December
were fewer than for any other month
OF 1916 except June. Tho total assets
Of the concerns involved approxmated
s2.56s,0OO United States currency;
their total Liabilities amounted TO
81. 1873 900, one-third OF which was owed
BY firms in the city OF Buenos Ayres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-03
~ forh Vlly, On II hsDii. MiHtH
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 1TH, 1871, at
marlborough Long Distance Moving Co.

2l59 AMSIEkDAM AVE, \. = 9.
TO Mary r. Burr +. =. Peintrel charles
Anderson. Joseph a. Williams. Geo. McCui-
loueh. Anna Bonner. Miss O.. la Tour Nrs.
r. ~ Flanagan. Mrs Scel. Mrs g.. Bates
Forbes Mrs. JaE kearnsy. Norgenroth,
AfardaIsu Home. william Lemberg. Mildred
Ort.leb. Harry Mcbride. SIR. Feuring You
and each OF sou are notified that the time
f1r payment 1f our lien upon fhr property
hereinafter described having expired aftDr
due notice bad been given YOU, We VIII
cause sg.h proporiy-to Wit. Household
goods. personal effects and merchandise
stored ln tht iuterboro Lone Distance Nov
Ing CO.'S storage warehouse, New York
Guy. by you or ln your name f0r w which
you may have an INTEREST," % be sold az
public auction 20 The warehouse, 1851 Am-
sterdam Ave-. Sow York city, on Monday.
March 10. 1917. at 20 30 a. m, and n no
sale thereof is not completed. or postponed
on sald date. the same viii 20 continued. az
the same time and place on every Monday
until all the goods are sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-03
u. S. Treasury Finances

Washington, March 1.-The condition
Of the United States Treasury at close
to-day showed: Net balance in general
fund. se7,7OO,298; total receipts, 3d.
1of. 5o2: total payments, S2,196.226.
The deficit this fiscal year IS Siol,.
g7s.s42. against n deficit Of $5i,oIo'Sol
last year, exclusive Of Panama Canal
and public debt transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-03

~ PURSUANCE or An ORDER OF hon
JOHN T. COHALAN. a Surrogate % the
County OF Sew York. Not.ce Is hereby given
no ali persons having claims against ALICE
HARRIET YOUNG. late Of England. King
dom 81 Great Britain and Ireland. decea sed.
10 present tine same Hith vouchers thereof 20
tn, subscriber. at It's place Of transacting
business. No 40 Wall street. Borough u
Manhattan. In the Clty OF New York, on or
before Tie 10th day ~ March next.
Dated. New York. the Zlst day Of Sep
TENDER. 1915. -
UNITED STATES TRUST Cos:PANY OF
NEW YORK.
Anclllary Executor.
STEWART & SHEARER
Attorneys FOR Auxiliary Executor.
g Wall street,
Manhattan. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-03
London Wool Auction

London, March THE offerings at
the wool auction sales to-day amounted
70 $50 bales. II was good selection
and the demand was keen, especially
for medium secured merlnos, which
we're frequently 10 per cent dearer.
Victorian secured sold at As l0i9d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-03
Orchard and Field
Yesterday. Agar ago
Hay and Straw
YESTERDAY. !
D. .mrs
Livestock, Meats and Provisions

Following are yesterday prices, compared
with those Of a year ago:
NeU York Yesterday. gear aso
Ia. ,.....,...'. 800 @SlO.75 SIS ats9o
h. ..-.......... mac .i5li .i0h@ "a
Lir. 'css. best. 100 a,,..
in. ......-...+- -iUpO " iF.9u oF' t'''Vu
Dressed teals city.
Idyo owes 100 lb. $50 q $50 a 700
i'i 5a@; no ,o'' b. "i4oo a n75 100 quLN
Dressed mutton. DO - g - 10 "a
Hog,. boo ib......I325 @ S.75 q $50
Dressed hogs. bacon. 80.
Ne., p0rk bb' $3.50 . $500 200 d2250
Mrss beef Dbl $500 q 1850 100 dl1O
'' .6 S'''.s 1915 1850 slO7O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-03
LIGGErr s MYERs TOBACCO co.

81 Louis. No. Feb 81. 1917.
The transfer books Of the 1oe bonds OF
TIGGETT & MYERS TOBACCO COM
PANY will close at o'clock y 81. March
10, 1917. FOR the payment OF interest on
said bonds due April p. 1917. and will re-
open al 10 o'clock A. ~. April 3. 1917.
T. r. ANDERSON, Treasurer.
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