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STORAGE NOTICES
Mott Haven Storage Warehouse Co., Inc.
S6O@ to 260s Third Avenue,
syi tn 3O7 East ifOth -.
Now Antk IanunrA 10Th IaI.

New York. January 10Th. 1917.
To Mrs. Grace Sands, Mrs. China rtin.
! j. Lem II. r. Daugis, Chas. Mangiletto
II. Santerre. Mrs. Jenkins. Mrs. Meyers.
Seaball a/c Relllys Express. VIM Bertc-
lin. Mrs j. McGill George Vincent. Cath
crime Neary. Schnaufner 90 Lyons, Mrs. L.
Maher tMendelson 60 Walker Zehntuer
Bros. Vans. Mrs. wills. co w. ELDERS.
Mr.. Lenahan. Go John Dittmar. Mrs. Hsr-
tung Mrs. Hersch. Mrs y. Mooney, Henry
Sternkof. Geo. c. Burbank. Mrs Jones,
Mrs. r. Il. Whitney. Mrs. =. Rosseth Mrs
Wall, Goldberg. Krall 60 Hartman. J. a.
Glover. h. G.. Koenig. Jos L. Coulan. Mrs.
Stephenson. Mrs. Truce Go Mrs. 81 A.
Cruise, VI. J. Morrison, &. * Zeeman. Mrs
Yachners George Neher. Pauline Post
Hugh Bayliss. Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. Mills.
Mrs Council cfo J. Dittmsr, George Msnd-
ling Mra. Nargoin Go J. Dlttmar. Mr.
iucent. Michael Carney. 4. Muller. Chas.
Asher, Mr.. :. Page. Mrs. ". Huppei Go
Arkorson. Mrs. n. Tiverovitz 60 Polanici,
krizuick 90 e. = Vincent Leo. Auerbach.
Louis GenEcr. Il. l.. Mead. x. Montanus.
McEyoy Go 4. Brooks. Mrs. Gillens. Mrs.
Relly's Express. Mrs Schimmerhorn co
Zehniner Bros. Mrs Lindsey Go JOS Fit
simmons. Mrs. Burt Go Reilly's Express.
Mrs. Nelson 90 Jos. Krsnz, Mrs. II. J.
DarnstadC Mr.. German Go Jos. Fitzsim-
mons w H. Spinning Witteborn c/o Grem-
Ter and Robert Wilson: You and each OF
you are hereby notified that the time for the
payment Of our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired. after
due notice thereof had been given you We
win cause such property. io wit. household
goods personal effects. merchandise. ear
pets. etc. stored boy YOU or in your name en-
The Mott Haven Storage Warehouse co.
warehouses Co be sold al public auction
according 20 the statue in such case made
and provided. M sos East if0th 81. Bor-
ough OF Bronx. New York city. on FRI
DAY. FEBRU AIRY BIRD. 1911. ~ 1880
:. NJ. and n the sale thereof g. not COM
plcted on said date the same VIII be con-
tinued AT the same place on each and every
Friday thereafter. beginning at 10 80 A. NJ.
on each day. and continuing until all the
goods are sold.
MOTT HAVEN STORAGE WAREHOUSE
co. Inc
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LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANKBOOKs.

LOST Handbook No. 6OO3 o' Dry Dock say.
ings Institution. Ar pe7son having claims upln
said book b called upon 10 present. The 10 TIE
hank within thirty days said book viii be de-
clarcd cancelled and new one issued In lieu thereof
LOST Handbook No. go 200 Of Dy Docs say
ings Institution. 'ry psrson having claims upon
hank within thirty days sad book vii bs de-
care cancelled and nee one !'sued b. lieu thsreof
LOST -BAnkbook No. 277 So o. the Franklin Saw
ings Bank issued 10 EdA Marvin. Payment
stopped Please rgurn % bank 65s Eighth ave
Nov York city. All Persons are cautioned not 20
purchase or negotiate the sane.
LOsT-Bsnkbook No. ssslis Of Bank for say
ings. $50 Fourth ave New York Payment
stopped. Please return book 20 bank
SAVINGS Bank. 2f5 ard 2ts Sirth ave. Nes Nosk
city Payment stopped. PsNe return 70 bank
LOST -Banbboos No. 24T75s. The Greerwicn
savings Bank. 2ts and cfs sixth ave. New Yo-a
Cts. Ps,ment stopped. Please return 20 hank
IOST-BankbooE No ES0sl. Tie Grcsn~icH
SATiIgS Bank. ,(5 and Is sixth ave. Nes Ycrs
Ciy. Payment stopped. Please return 10 bsnE
LosT-BArkbook Ne. 5ss sle The Greenvich
savings Bank. 80 ard 2fs SIKH ave. New Ycrs
city Payment stopped. Flssse return 70 bsnk
LOST -Bankbook No $3.50 The Greenwich
savings Bank. 2tS and 14S Sixth ave. NeF Yofk
CITY Payment stoIped. Please return 10 bank
LOST -Bsnsbook - G3se2 The Cre,nEich
ssvins, Bank 2is ard As SIKH ave. New York
CITY FGDsnI :iogP0- Please return 10 eanA
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Iron Tie Tribune Bureau
Washington. January %.

llrom llc InuNnc burtaul
Washington. January -.
ARMY
Cart. CHARLES L SCOTT. 18th Cav. detailed 70
Oh vaeaney IN Y " |, repolt, 70 COMMANDING
Capt. JOHN MuDGETf 23d M. from present
ssfIe.. detailed Inspector Instructor with Ma
..cial Guard Of Montana 20 Helena
80. CHARLES PANEL. Philippine Scouts. 20 ~
- Inst. Marcn so
MAJ Of First n RUSSELL a oSMUN, Coast
Arnery. placed on detained list. Jan. 81 and
name IN Fir,t IT, HERBERT 4 AChkSON.
Coast ARTILLERY removed thercfrom. Jan. p.
Ilrst H. LELAND n. STANFORD. Coast ARTILLERY
detailed 10 on vacancy IA signal Cons, TO H.
He.ignsiion Of First IT, JOE EIKEL Coast AMI
lcrv and First H. OSWALD H. ROBERTSON.
Medical Reserve CORPS. scceped
Following arc additions 10 list lNlt and pfefiol.
lists OF additional institutions An which units ~
reserye orccr' training cons have bean setso'
81. John's school Msnlius. \. Y. infantry unit
senior division infantry unit junior lewiston.
State college of Colorado. ft collins lniGtry unit
senior division. infantry unit junior division;
Montana state College q AgucutuIe ana Mo,h~hl0
Oregon Agricultural Collese. Corvallis. infantD unit
shsiiuck school Fsrbsult. MINI. infantry unit
wsa.%orth Military Academy. Lexington. No. in
fsntn unit senior division. infantry unit JUNIOR
division. al, t- A.
Dabuo1e college. Iowa. iniantry unit senior div
son: Infantry unit. junior division. 49,,
stanton Mlhay Academy. stAunton' va hian
b., unit Junior division. ,,o, 4,
Foiowing Ne~ York candidates found ouahhea N
essToinatlons held On october FOR provisional ip-
continent As second lieutenants in REGULAR army
IRA n HILL. " TOiten. \. Y; f0lSoMh X
PARKER. ~ Hsmllios. - ADi sI1S, NY
Nee Yo-s city; JoHN ? HUBBARD. New York
City. WILLIAM h. sHEPPAluy. Jr.. New 1ork
Us. HENRY T. MosALR Isleoasr. n. j.;
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0ats.--The market showed steady under
tone. influenced by the strength in corn and
by reports Of good export inquiry. FIX
port SALES were estimated at about 100000
bnshels with oNcrs small
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

Male
VOTING MAN, attending school diy. dsfss %
soms work In evenings J. >. - h~V
Brooklyn.
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Yes,day,a Previous Yea,

Rye.-Markct was easy.
Yes'dly's Previous Yea: !
clole close. ago
Cash. ~ Y. bush. S1.56 S157 S109Ia
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High Cost of Furs

Prices Of furs in the New York mar
ket have risen between 10 and 90 per
cent since September, according to the
New York Fur Auction Sales Corpora
ton This concern held an auction
Yesterday. and the results. compared
with the September sale, showed the
following advances: Lynx, 80 per cent;
northern wildcat. 20 per cent; ermine,
o per cent; beaver. IS per cent; ciyct
cat 20 per cent; mole, 90 per cent;
American opossum. 20 per cent; north
ern wolf, 50 per cent.
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GRADES. 2im22isc: twins. held. specials. ~ y
02ac; average fancy. 2im2iAe cheddsrs'
held. specials 2iiem25o. single daisies,
fancy. PC double daisies. held, 2ih M24 Sc
held. specials, 20ism2ic; current make sps-
fancy. 24tsm 25c. Wisconsin. whole mus t'e'
fresh. 2Ss, d2ic. single daisies. 24it a $40
Young Americas. efit Weiisc: Far western
whole milk Oregon. triple daisies. sic Sgh'
fornia. doul.tc daisies. 3isc; state. SKINS.
held twins. fancy. 2lisW25c. fresh. twins.
Gals. 1870 gee: choice. lS's lge tan 10
good I7m1Sc lower grades. ia l6lsc
FRss.-Rcccipts. 6.51, cases. Fresh gath
cred white, 44d4Sc state. Penn and nearby
sic: frsts. aOni0Ic; seconds and lower
grades. Ss0 29c: refrigerator hrsts, 5,W
37iSc: seconds. S5isdS6iac: lower grades.
3im35c: state. Penn and nearby Western
hennery whites. fine TO fancy. 41@ sc ord
nsry 10 good. 44d46c gathered whites. ordi-
nary 70 fine. 43G47c. nearby pullets eggs,
whites. 40d SIC; Western and southern. gath
cred. extra fine. per dozen. A2c extra trsts
hennery browns. 42M4ic; gathered brown
and mixed eolors. frsts to extra hrsts'
406I4lc
II IL
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Shipping Information and :.
Marine NeUS of the WOrd

cong ssnie Generals rrsns.tlsnii1u, VIA pave"
ssrs. mails and mdsA Rar a.
Tas,es,s fNogl Norfolk IAN g 10 behham
Eofcsru IN ballast quar- AZ m. al, a.,
T,lsr Newport News and NORFOLK. 70 we olu Nv
roinlon - co With mdse. quar- 81 100 IN, n.
Tomsnchs jacksonville ism y tnd thsne..uh
a. 10 he CLYDE - Co. with passengers ana NOSE
Quar- At stS ~. -, ,1,....o
Commewync Dutch. Tucucus Jan p curacao
10 Jarm.l is Aux Caves u. IerInie ~. Petlt
l;csrc is Poft az Prince le ~ Man and 90.
raIyss II; Por de Psu and CAPE Hayden ~ 20
lunch Telyc Go. With 10 passengers mans 'hu
ndse Hsf al 80 Ia 81. . a..
Ceordtnns Wcems. Baltimore. Jan -. 70 'ne
RaroreI = Line IN ballast. quar- AZ 80 m,
Rella fBrl Kingston. IA the Atlantic fruit 70
with rndse Quar- az S.3l p m.
Ariyonsn Genoa Jan 3. 10 The 'Das tn'
Franco n. Co with mdsc. Bar a. a:l5 N.
City a Madrid tBrl. Calcutta Nov -. ~ Llcia
Ian 10 and Boston q. with mdse. quar- al 80
y IN. ,,,o
81 Sislo Galveston: clio Dutch. Ams'srdsm.
Finland Liverpool Mexico Havana: Hilton Dos
Crsnde. Jcrorson Norfoli; and Newport Nsns,
Fsnchureh tBn Nspeilles; frieda, SeolAe
Junrshoved DAM N0yfol. Monerep he'sla'
Iscstra (Duichi. Rotterdam; ~ OoidenN 1 Ai.es
,en: car 'hoia Swell. philadelphia. AdSsnes'
CrisobsI: Vega utsD. Gibraltar. ,iy OF Mont.
eomegT Savannah: Lewis X huroN, M slAn1,4s .
pawnce philadelphia: Auanton lBrl. MArsehiea'
IosAn. SsnioS. ProDn Dutch, Rotierdsm'
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looaI ofnelai Record. -

Local 0fnclsi Record. The follosin official rec
ord from tho Weather Bureau shows temperatures
during tho last w,niy-four hours In comp.risol
with tho corresponding date o. last yssr:
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Records and Forecasts for Next
TwentY.fOur Hours

Washington Jan. 2j.-The pressure Is very meg
ularly distributed over the United States. there
being well defined dspressions over the Ne" Eng
land states the st. Lawrence Valley and mo
Rocky Mountain region. while areas OF high press
ure are charted the upper Mississippi valley
the Gulf states and the western plateau. TINS
pressure distribution has been attended by rains
IN the south Atlantic states and lsht local SHOWS
IN the middle Atlantic states. New England ard
the region Of the Great Lakes ard the Northwest
TIE temperature il considerably lower IN the lover
OHIO and upper Mississippi vaey5 and the region
or the Great Lakes and q mas risen over me
southern plains states and he Rock Mountain and
plateau regions.
There will be snow Friday night and Saturday
in the upper lake region. and saturday In The
lover lato region and Tive uppo' Ohio Waller. snJ
rain 0f snow Saturday In tie lower ohi0 Naley
and Tenne see With Few exceptions the ~enthef
viii be fair Friday and Saturday IN the states
east OF tie Mississippi River.
The Temperature vii DO lower Friday ~ ne
middle Atlantic and Ncw E1gSnd states and Tie
OHIO VALLEY. and II will hse Ssturdaf IA the re-
sion % the Great Lakes. Moderate temperatures
VIII continue iu The southern states.
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sURROGATEs' NOTICE

BAYLIs. MARVIN PURSUANCE y,
an order 81 Hon. John = sonsiSv w.
Surrogate OF the County % Nem -"
inr claims against Mary Bsylis ia's ~
The County OF New Hot@. deceased. 70 "a
cent the same with vouchers ihereo.
tile subscribers. at their once sno ps,r,et
transactlng business. No. 10 Nsl 49, ~.
IN the city OF New York. on OF oeioi' Wv
tenth day OF March next =, san.
DATED. New York. the LIST Gay OF S'
TENDER. 1915 WILLIAM IA sia'
John MASON Knox, y,h.,,,
Attorney for Executors ~ A'~
Street New fora-
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BUSINESS CARDS

CARPET CLEANING
JORDAN'S
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Tel ie9g- 1893 Bryant 437-439 Vest i5th 81
CIsanIng--Storn Observation-Disclosures.
FINE RUGS WOVES FROM OLD CARPETS
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THF RFlIFVIEW BELLEAIR HEIGHTS

Season Jan 9TH To April Two Finest Oolt Courses
IN Inc south al the fsmou. Belesir Country Club
H. d. SAXTON, Mgr.
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AT FOREIGN PORTS


ARRIVED
Nsyasuez. Jan e3-zul'a. New iork 'and pro
reedci for la Guayfal. 800 ~ vo.t ,i.
no lie Jane.ro. Jan s5-Monimhi Ne" iV'A "
Bahia. -. -,
san Juan Jan s4-CSrona. New Nork. -. .t.
Vcitiones ian s4-Ssnis Rcsalia, New YORK via
crisfobsi Jan 2t-Dcllgsno fBrl. New YORK ioI
Cslso: 2jih Mexico CNe1l. New norA va .,
JAgo: Cauillo. Cartagcua ,rnd saled l"i Wv
YORK;.
Balboa. Jan 2j-La B.tl. Auto'agssta.
SAILED
Cnr,siansaud Jan 2O-FradefS VII DAM New
York. - 49,. - y,-tt
Clistobal. Jan 95-Ssnis Mrgis from Ne" io'"''
Rabos- Ian IL A MoTett San Francisco l"ltn
hare : 4 60 No q3) 2ith Minerva tputSh /.
Calefs cclcsa: soe.sker'a Dutch IRON New
YORK. Norfolk and N,sport News. san Francisco
and Batavia
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west lVi1t street
Street No. / aud No. West lOlst Street
and No. fif and SO. 4l5 Central Park
West
Free and clear Of an encumbranccs ex-
cept subject 20 the state OF facts which
an accurate survey would show.
Approximate amount Of the mortgage
debt costs and allowances. s225.l9i IS I;
taxes. assessments, and water rates. Sl4-
6412J.
Dated January 10Th 1911
ARTHUR y. GIEGERICi. Referee.
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Hay and Straw
Livestock, Meats and Provisions

Following are yesterdays prices. compared
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Wild, for Friday end saturdsy.-Norh A

fresh west. with generally fair weather: middle
Atlantic. moderate 20 fresh west 10 northwest. with
generally fair weather; south Atlantic. moderate
vest and northwest. With fair weather: east Gulf
and ives, Gulf. gentle variable Win far weatnes
upper lakes. moderate variable. becoming east h.
Friday night. gi,h overcast weather Friday and
SNOW Friday rist and SATURDAY: lower lakes. mod
eia'e west sud northwest. with generally IA.
weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-26

The approvimafs amount ~ the lien or
charge % satisf which tue above de-
scribed propcrtr ia 20 be sold j. Se5153.33
with interest from December 10th. 1916.
together with the costs and allowances
amounting 20 fifs37. with interest from
January Sth. 1917. together with tho eX-
penses OF sale. The approximate amount OF
the taxes assessments and water rates or
other liens. which are 70 be allowed 70 the
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THE WEST COAST OF FLORIDA

e. the ideal winter resort. us wonderful, climate
oiir season. Address r. RS. BIDS. Of Trade Hotels.
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Orchard and Field

Yesterday. A year asa
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Mails close
IN y. Y.
Japan. Corcs and China via sestrel-Ha- ,,
WSh NdTu ....-.. 80. zee -; -
F,sr'isco1 u. : Trsnsoor: ......... Jan u
Naval fvis san frsncisco)-Ss Nilheln ins req
i. I,SLus, XisssTs .......... Feb Q
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TUESDAY. JANUARY 80
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY /
RIDAY. FEBRUARY

Panama fis,obal ...........ll 80 AN
Slein.tad-PucrtO Mexico goo. ---
NIfY u Columbns-SsIannah... -
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

purchasers out OF the purchase money or
paid by the Referee. is S1,26s.9J and in
terest.
Dated, New York Jan. 18th. 1917.
HARRY BLUR. Referee.
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Humidity
Baremeter Readiav

s a. m....si ?. mis- sp
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Sugar Futures.--Sugar futures YESTERDAY
opened nervous and unsettled, : 70 y poln.S
lover with sales on the call 1900 tons.
Later the market became active. with good
deal Of short covering in the near months oy
the local trade which held prices close 10
initial figures throughout the day. fina'
quotations were I point net higher TO de-
cline Of . points. with sales for the day c.
timatcd at $4,000 tons.
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Yesterdays a year
Contract;
Cottonseed Oil Futures. II

Cottonssed Oil Futures. market tor
cottonseed oil was q little more active yes-
terdav with total sales amounting 10 21,Ho'
barrels. The early strength in lard had
stimulating influence. while. at the same
time. the crude position was firm and there
was general absence Of hedging pressure
Toward tho close Of the day the mar@et oe-
volopcd rcactionary tendency. hut. while
most of tho carly advance was lost. final
prices for the active positions were l TO
points above the close of Wcdnesdsy.
iN Vogto~la.,fa A yea
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CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co.-Cleans b.
compressed air. steam. hand OF 90 DOR. 1851
Broadway. AL EaS: istb st. C0E 4 BRANDT
lei l32-3sth
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MEETINGS


ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN N
sriTUTE. Thursday. Feb 1st 1917 at % W
sslh a.. s.3g +. Vi. l. T. MURDOCH. Sec'y,
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Commodities
Continued from page IL

had been materially strengthened by
recent operations. Underlying condl-
tions, however, were not materially al
tered, and after the early advance prices
gradually ssgged of. until at the close
they showed net gains of only Ac TO
sc.
Export sales for the day were esti-
mated at approximately 100000 bushels,
and the absence of export demand was
. disappointing 20 the bulls. Export
ers apparently we're more engaged IN
filling old contracts than in making
new purchases.
Clearances from the seaboard were
only moderate, but seaboard receipts
were large, indicating that wheat IS
moving 10 the ports in a steadily in
creasing volume and a large outward
movement is in progress. Ocean ton
mage is being supplied from abroad and
European countries are taking wheat
previously purchased This heavy out
ward movement is expected TO draw
steadily on the visible supply. and with
the interior receipts of moderate pro-
portions steady decrease is expected.
The Liverpool market was said to be
dull, with traders abroad awaiting de-
velopments in the freight situation.
Ycs'days Previous Year
close. close ago.
Cash: (cents) Gents (centsl
New York.. 2.o4Ia 2.o3la 1852
Contract:
Chicago, May. 1876 1884 1865
Chicago, July. 1882 1884 1854
Corn.-Early in the day the market was
strong and active, and the May position
touched the highest point on record. selling
At sl.03&. The advance was based largely
on evidences of good export demand. al
though sales for the day amounted 20 only
100000 bushels. as stocks 1T the seabOard arc
light and shippers in the West were not dis
posed 10 make contracts a. long there are
many difficulties in the way Of making
shipments Part Of the advance was lost I'M
der profit taking. but final quotations were
a TO &c net higher The Argentine news
was again bullish. and shipments for the week
were estimated at 100000 bushels.
Yes days Previous Year
Cash: close. close ago
New York ........s115 stt3ls .ss'4
e csisssS MAY SI;;. 1929 S3. .Z z3,
tone. influenced by the strength in corn and
by reports Of good export inquiry. FIX
port SALES were estimated at about 100000
bushels, with offers small
Yes'day's Previous Ycas
Cash: close. close ago.
New York ......... 90 .67l2 81
Contract:
Chicago May. 5s5a 55l4 .53la
Chicago. July ...... sos .S534 49, .
Rye.-Markct was easy.
Yes'dly's Previous Yea:
clole close. ago
Cash, N. Y. bush. S1.56 S157 S1.09Ia
Flour and Meal.-Quo.ations were:
Yejday's Previous Yea:
close. close. ago
Flour. Mimi. spg pat.Se5o $3.50 $3.50
Rye -four. choice ....... 700 s.o5 800
Cornmeal. kiln dried 5.55 5.55 40
Bran, in sacks $500 $500 24.00
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s a m...2e.s7 p. m...29sl D ..2a.S.
Local Fsrooa.t-Fsir and somewhat colder to-
DAY. tomorrow fair: fresh nor hwest winds.
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Highest temperature ycslsrdsl. IS desiees lat
$50 D m.) lowest = lat nhdnsh); average. 81:
average date last year. 40: average ssmo dat,
FOR last thirty three ytsns. 60
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
HIGH wa

tua.ted States Coast and Geodede suf'elJ
Ssn risos . I'll Moon rises "a. m 3 -
sun seia.......... I.Ol| Moon sets " m 700
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Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cotton
seed Oil

Cone, Futures.-The coffee market waS
very quiet yesterday. and there was no I'm,
portant change in prizes. with the close neV
t,oi1te higher 10 / point lower. Sales were
estimated az $3.50 bs2s.
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A year
NEEA AaN
clcao
Daily Imports and Exports

Daily imports and experts of genera,
merchandise at the Port Of New YORK
we're:
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FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $500

Strs. Iv Pier Il. y. r.. n. Fulton S.,
daily at p NJ Music.
New London t>orwich) Line Str ~ Pier
20. " r.. n. Houston ST. eX. Sun, 30 T.
NJ Pier 20. +. r., n. y. ed St, 2. ".
New Haven Line str. Is. Pier IS, l.. r.,
II. Catharine -. - -. sun. L. NJ
Bridgeport Line. ~. Pier -. l.. j..
daily except Sunday, i 100 i. ".
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Ensland-OSercast and colder Friday saturday fair.
southern View Englari. Easiem New York
Fair and somewhat colder Friday Saturday fair.
Eastern Pennsylvania. NeT Jesey. Delaware.
Maryland District of Co,umbia--Fair Fridaj. colder
Friday night SATURDAY fair
Wes8u Pennsylvania. Western New iork-Fair
FridsJ saturday overcast. probably followed b.
snow SATURDAY night
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DIAMONDS
NJLTIGRAPHING

DIAMONDS BOUGHT ard SOLD for cnh: sdvics
tree. BENNETT. rs Broadway. third noef.
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE

Unit of trade on this exchange. 10 shares.I
Transactions and prices Thursday for the
more active stocks were as follows
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TYPEWRITrEN LETTERS. 900.
81 30: 1000. Sl75: 10000 So GEO. r.
WEATHERFORD. 10 Broadway (l.quitabe Bldg).
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The Washington times., 1917-03-19
HE WAS THERE AS A MIMIC
Man Who Couldn't Swear Did Coco
Job In Court

Lewis johnson, of School stree,
southwest, charged with threatening
John W. Burgess. went on the stand
in his own behalf in Police Court to
day.
Il did not swear at this man.
Judge" he told Judge Pugh, "for the
sufficient reason that l do not swear
at ALL
A profound silence greeted this an.
nOuncement
But" continued johnson hopefully.
"he swore at me-"
What did he say to ?"inQuired
the court.
johnson raised his voice to a rich
oratOricai pitch.
dee dah," said Johnson. CThe monosyI-
ables give but a feeble idea of the
cOmpleXity Of the oaths.)
After that" continued johnson,
'he told me ] was a dood daddIe dunn
dunn, di do dab" again the para
phrase utterly fails to do the original
expression iustice.)
Judge Pugh gazed at the defendant
wondeTingly.
You say you never swore before?"
he asked.
Never" replied Johnson.
We'll. all I've got TO say" unused
his honor, SIS that your present per-
Torrance, considered as an initial eff
fort, is nothing short OF wonderful"
The charge was dismissed.