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New-York tribune., 1918-01-25
CHANGE OF NAME

supreme ceart: hsla iq q,s1 ana fer New 1ori.
Borough of Manhattan. city Of New Tor'.
HON. EDWARD II. Finch. Justice In the
EXcfIA%oE Mfr 1Ae BRN ps>i0" or " THE M ciTS TSMe or
NEW YORK 10 assume the name OF CON-
MERClAL ENcHANGE BANl<-
The German Exchange Bank Of the City
Of New York. domestic tanking corpora
tion. the petitioner herein. having duly pre-
to change rs name and TO assume the name
Of Commercial Exchange Bank
NOW on reading and filing the petition
herein. duly verified December 81. 1917 tie
notice OF presentation thereof. ted Decerrl-
ber u. 1911 the certificate Of the Superin-
dsied December "a 1917. approving said pet,
ton. the proof OF service OF such petition
and the notice OF presentation thereof on said
;ary OF the State OF New York. and further
proof having been made 70 the court of pun
lication OF slrh notice OF present ,ion in tho
two pewspapers published in the ,i,y ~
New YORK, IN the manner required ~ Sec
required by said certificate or said superb
tendent OF BANKS:
AND It appearing to the satisfaction o.
the court from such petition and the certit-
cate presented herewith that said petition -
true and that there is sonsble ohjec-
that the pet.tion has been duly authorized.
and that notice OF the present alton OF It's
petition has been duly made. and due DELHI
eration having been had thereon IL Is on
motion OF Steiner Petersen. attorneys for
said petitioner.
ORDERED that said petition be and tho
same is hereby in all respects granted and
that The German Exchange Barl. OF the CITY
Of New York. the petitioner herein be and
II Is hereby authorized To change its nans
and 20 assume the name OF "tomnercal
Exchange Bank" on and after March T. 1915
and that on and after eaid date said petit
,oner snail be known b. the name OF Com
merclal EAchanse Banh' and by no other
name. And It Is
FURTHER ORDERED. that th,s order
and the papers which II is granted be
tled within ten days hereafter In the Office
OF ;he Clerk OF the County Of Ne~- York tbs.
being the County IN which the certificate q.
Incorporation OF said petitioner has been
filed. and that certified copies OF thls orde-
shall within ten days after tlie cntr. theres.
be iled respectively In the office of the Sec
retary of State and In the office OF the Super
intendent cr Banks OF the State OF New
FURTHER ORDERED. that this order
shall DC published in the New York Law
journal and IN Tribune once in each week
for four successive weeks publication "a
commence within ten days after tile entry os
said order. And II is
FURTHER ORDERED. that upon sail
within forty days after the making thereof
Cling and recording afidayi,s OF publication
In tho Office OF the Clerk of New YORK County
and In the offices OF t,-c Secretary of Stat.
and the Superintendent OF Banks tina. said
petitioner shall on and after said March l.
tS's. DO known BY the said Of Con
merc'al Exchange Ean..' and by no other
lame.
Enter. EDWARD IL tINcH. J. S. C.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-25
FORECLOSURE SALES
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York.-THOMAS II. KELLY, Plaintiff.
eganst PHlLIP A. FITZPATRICK Il

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
.ssinsf SHrkTH4MAs pHHF a. 1ITztk1rq.K FHIf1; Panti
OTHERS. Defendants
In pursuance of a judgment Of foreclosure
above entitled action. and ' bearing i1 dats IN. IN.
signed, the referee in said Judgment named.
Saiesr"om. Nos. 1916 Vesey Street. In the
Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New York,
a' noon ssn on nay he at DAN sy Hasrs
Auct'oneer. the premises directed by said
Judgment to be sold. In one parcel. and thers-
Al that certain plot. piece or parcel OF
land situate, lying and being in the Borough
New York. being FOUNDED and described ~
follows: BEGINNING at the corner formed
by the intersection Of the eas,erly side Q.
Street; running thence NORTHERLY. along
said easteTly side Of 9th Avenue. Twents-
EAsTEELY. and parallei With 18th Stree Stree
SSoRTIHifRLy parallel 81: sl. s. ASsass
thence EASTERLY. and again parallel with
4sth Street Th'rsy, e2s1 feet e:sh. 90
parallel With 9Th Avenue. and part OF the
distance through party wall. Fifty $50:
IF feet .s6 ssh g. shss 10 sa,d o5thsF sss
said nor.herly side Of 4Sth Street, Ninety
go? feet six IS) inches TO the point place
sAfD Pi:I.NIs11s BEING NOW KNOWN
BY THE STREET NUMBER Si4 9Th Avenus
and 1910 West 46th Street
Also al that certain plot. piece or parce. cs
land. situate lying and be!rg IN the Borough
OF Manhattan. City. County and State "
Ne7' York. being bounded and described as
follows: BEGINNING ut q point on the
eastery side oi Si.th Avenue distant from
the North-easterly corner Of SiAth Avenue
and West 16th Street. l'if;y fe-t eight inches
running thence Norsherly along said Easte-iy
side OF Sixth Avenue Twenty feet one and
three e-quarte.s inches: thence Cas:erly and Al
ahou. right angles with said easterly side
Of Sixth Avenue Ninety one feet ten and one
half inches: thence southcrly and pa1ailel
with Sixth Avenue Twenty "eet one and
three-quarter inches: thence WESTERLY
Ninety-one feet ten and one half Inches TO
the point Or place OF beginning.
SAID PREMISES BEING Now KNOWN
BY THE STREET NUMBER Sl3 9Th Avenue
Said premises are to be sold subject to any
state Of facts that a survey will sow. and
mortgages given to secure an aggregate
of s14S.ooo. and interest.
Dated. New York January 3. 1913
ROBERT J. HAZE POWEI.
G171EsPlE & o'CoNNoE Attorneys for
Plaintiffs. 20 Nesey Street. Borough OF
Manhattan, New York City.
The following Is diagram Of ;hs property
70 be sold its street Numbers sf< Sixth
Avenue 1915 West 46th Street and SlS
Sixth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-25

IN FORECLOSURE.-sUP COURT,
New York County y.--ALRERT G. NOR
GANSVERN. plaintiff. against DELANCEY
HOLDING CO. INC. and others. de-
PENDANTS Wolf & koln. plaintiffs $ Attor-
neys. 203 Broa dway, Borough OF Manhat-
tan. New York City.
Pursuant to judgment entered January
:lst. 1913. the Undersigned Will sell at pub
lie auction At The Exchange Salesroor,
Nos: - ana lG Nescy Street. IN the Bor-
ough Of Manhattan, city OF New York at
y o'clock noon. February 14th, 1918
by Joseph p. Day. auct!oneer. the mort
ragged premises described by said judg-
ment to be sold. situated in the Borough
of Manhattan. CITY and County Of Ncv
York, on tho casterly side OF Chrys;le
street. 10 feet inches south OF Broome
street, being 100 feet in depth on each
side and % fect In Width. front and rear.
the sortherly wall being Il party wall.
Said premises are more particularly de-
scrlbed In = mortgage recorded in the
ofiics OF the Register Of the County OF New
York on November c7th, 1911. in Section
?. l.iber 3o4 Of Mortgages. Page 2s3
The following 10 diagram OF said
mr.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-25

West 46th Street.
The approximate amount OF the Hen or
charge 10 satisfy which the bove-describel
property is to be sold is s7.7626,, with
interest thereon from Tho l2th day OF De-
cenher 1917. together With costs and a.
lowances amounting TO S353.77. with interes,
from December 49, 1917. together with the
Hpenses Of tho sale. The approximate amour.
OF the taxes. assessments and Mater rates,
or other liens. which are 10 be allowed to
The purchaser out OF the purchase none.
or paid by the Referee. Is s5,t7t.05 and
Interest.
Dated, New York. Janua ~ 3. lo'e
ROBERT J. HARE POW EEL.
Referee.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-25
LEGAL NOTICES

suPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
pany nyAE2s o Nv Munal Ynr LII nsqGance cGm
';eolgc " Escles sarah 4. Asi Thomas asanss sarah
A. Thomas, Esecu,rix OF the last Win and nd
testament > Mi. Of isaac D. Thomas. deceased
CITY Of New York. Patsy Recardi. kirkor
Margosian and Garbaa Margosian doiag
hosness os', ,s as Marg1s:an Ia Eros Clement II:
willia~ ,Thomas ana mary" Thomas. .Sl'H; his
susan" Thomas his Wife Robert Thomas
S,d,,,. and uem len Thomas hon, his VIE. teph,n
names Of tho lefenelants Mary Thomas.
lane Thomas Susan" Thomas. Ellen
Thomas and Lucy Thomas being fictitious.
the true first names of said defendants being
unknown to plaintiff; the unknown persons
if any all and singular. having or calming
successors in in.eres OF Isaac d. Thomas.
decea sed. and stephen Thomas, deces seI
and all unknowa persons. II any. claiming
through or under item. any of them:
William John henderson. as President
Bristol Baptist College. Of Bristol England.
fendants--SECOND AMENDED AND SUP
Fi.EMENTAL SUMMONS
TO the above named defsnda IS and each
of 'hcm: You are hereby summoned to an
s"er The second amended complaint in this
upon tho plalntim's attorney within twenty
days after the service OF this summons cX-
i'sv" of the day of .ervce, and In case of
your failure TO appear or answer. Judgment
will be taken against you hy default for tho
relief demanded n the second amended COM
Dlaint.
Dated New York. January 3rd. 1918.
FREDERICK l.. ALLEN.
Attorney fo- Plaintiff
Office and Post ONCE Address. 50 Cedar
yns,, ytrse'; ~, HoTSus1 ef Manhattan. New
"Mary" Thomas, his Wife simon Thomas
ard Jane Thomas. his wife Sa rah Evans,
Albert Thomas and Susan Thomas. his
Nifc. Robert Thomas and '"lcllen' Thomas.
Thomas. his wife. the names OF the de-
PENDANTS "MarS" Thomas. Jane Thomas.
Susan" Thoinas ELLEN Thomas and
"Iuc5' Thomas being fctitious, tho true
first names Of said defendants belng un-
huoNn to plaintiff; the unknown persons. II
haze amy interest in the premises described
in the complaint. heirs at as or success
sors in interest OF Isaac y. Thomas de-
ceased. and Stephen Thomas. deceased and
All unknown persons. ii any. claimin..
through or under them. any of Them
Bristol Baptist College. OF Bri .ol, England:
The foregoing: summons Is served upon
you hy publication pursuant to an order OF
the Hon. Peter A. Hendrick. Justice OF the
supreme Court OF the State OF New York
dated the 10th day of January. 1915. and
the Office of the Clerk of the County OF New
York. at the County Court House in tho
Borough Of Manhattan. CITY OF New York
Dated New FORK. January II, 1918
FREDERICK l.. ALLEN.
Attorney for PlsiuitT
street Borough CT Manhattan New
York CITY, &. \.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-25
Industrials

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
1900 SActna Explos. 7I4 7I4 7X ~
500 "Am Tin g. Tun " " I2 Ic
so Scan Car & ly. 19 10 10 19
40 scar 1t T. Pwr.. ga ga 2fa 2Is
100 Carwen Steel. 0s4 8s4 S34 83A
Is *Cit 5 G. (od) .212 213 2t2 213
100 *Cit Sctv pf.... 72lI 72iI 72l4 72l4
1880 sCuprite Sulph. ia 15s 1l2 15s
$50 Electric Gun. IL ~ I1s "a
200 *lnt Trad Cor. IA ~
100 IS S krcsgc... =. e9ls 6eIs osXs esIs
400 Lake Torp Bt.. 3Ie 5 3ls
240 Marconi of Am ga 3le 3aa 33a
200 N Y Transp.... 10 18 17L2 17a4
$50 .Prudcntial Pic. 534 SEA 534 534
1850 Smith Mot Trh. "a 1i'e 1W VA
1000 s;ubm Bt t ctfs 13 13 12l4 12l2
1000 Tri Fm I ctfs !; q Il II
500 II s s;tmship Go Az 47a 434 Az
$500 sUnitcd Motors. 223a 223a 22aa 225.
200 SWrt-M Airc C.. ca GA 63A 631
New-York tribune., 1918-01-25
SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
orable John p. CohaiHn. L Surroyate or
tho County Of New York. notice is berebv
given TO all persons having claims agairs.
Frank Nanier late OF the County OF Ncw
York. dec ased. 20 present :he same ,v,.h
vouchers thereof to the subsc ri bers at their
place OF transactins business. No .5 West
Houston Street. In the Borough Of Manhat-
tan. tine CITY OF New York on or befnr.
the 5,h day OF July next
Dated. New York. the 26th da,- Of De-
tTnb.r. 1917.
EDWARD A. GRENzBAcH.
FREDERICK N. WHITEIIORNE
ARTHUR p. BUSH
ALBERT W. RANSOM. Attorney for I:x-
ecutore. 80 Nassau ST.. Manhattan. n
Y City ~
New-York tribune., 1918-01-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
MINERAL WATER SPRING OWNER,

Expert in mineral water and non-alco-
holic beverages would consider change
OF interest-present valley climate unde-
sirable for familys health. Thirty years
ager or large properties. At present IN
L. S. a. Experience abroad and here. No
objection to new Undertaking OF, a., mini :
mum, capital S25.o0c 90 over property
value. Financial success assured, II prom
erty is right. Preference given 10 prop
erty near to ocean shipping facilities
AND LITTLE KNOWN. Water unaIysis
and probably samples later would be re-
CURED. Address "MEHCEAM," Tribune
Office, New York. \. T.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-25
Stocks
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
lBy Tho Associated Press

po,,.;cal and economic factors con-
.;.r.dt .cigh upon tho stock market,
though there was moderate rally.
~. !, part to short covering, at the
Il Pools were again activc in minor
....;.,,ies. but the lack Of public in
....s. in representative shares was an
..,jous drawback.
psscc rumors. government financing.
!. freight embargo and fuel shortage
,ro among the conflicting elements
"a. affected the moderate dealings in
.rine degree. Trade authorities
.,-ccd .ha. as yet industrial conditions
,soxcd little Improvement from the
.,crnment's closure decree.
Market leaders moved in a narrow
rrooyc, rails cvincing rcactionary
,rcud on presentation to Congress Of
rsjlroad bill somewhat different from
that originally projected.
Seasoned ;ndustrials. shippings and
sc.iYo spccaltics were responsive to
tho more general support of the last
scur. tho list closing with a firm tone.
International Issues, especially the
french group, we're slightly higher.
liberty 3lss made a new low record at
a, vhilo the first As also established q
lew minimum at 96.T0.
United States 2s and registered As
aecned Is per cent and coupon 4s
I, per cent on call.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-25
CkEENE CANANEA COPPER co.

Z .sae. sae Board ~ directors Of tie Crcen.
ssidonaa 'opp'r Company has declared a
d 's,onr,, Or 500 per share upon ITS CapI-
rsre' '',h n or the par value OF $4,000 pen
4. holdlTs.soIe oIe on February -. 1918. TO
O.. ~ - OF such shsres OF record at the
nd. business at 500 o'clock p. NJ.
is,sb,. february s. l9lS. The dividend is
shich ,,y ,ohiy upon the $4,000 shares into
socshoiaaee Capital Stock is divided. All
hodinys ,'. who have not converted their
,aaalas H. i"'o shares OF $4,000 par value
'Aey ,n.,' w so without delay In order that
III. y ~ receive their dividend promptly,
'ahsier books VIII not be closed.
New y..,. j. w. ALLEN. Treasurer.
~. Iork' January .l. 1915.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-25

i30th Street.
Tho approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. tn satisfy which the above-ce- a
scriDed property is to be sold. is Twenty
Two thousand and slaty-one and 45-foo
1922 Gf.45-l0O). with interest thereon
from the 18th day OF :,ecelnbcr, 1871 to-
seti!er vita costs and allowances amount
ing TO s346 6I-l00. with interest from De
ecmbcr 2Tth. 1877. together with the ex-
penses OF the sale. The approximate
amount Of the taxes. assessmenta and va
ter rates, or other liens. which are to DO
allowed to the purchaser out OF the pur-
chsse money. or paid b. the Referee. 10
s4e4 4o-l00 and interest.
Dated, New York. January sth, 1915
JOHN ]. BRADY. Jr.. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-25
MEETINGS

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of the Whison Real Estate Cor.
Real Estate Board of New York. No. 2i7
Eroad way Borough Of Manhattan. New
York CITY Friday. February nrst. 1915. a,
: J.. ~. TO elect directors and to transac,
any other necessary business.
OLIVER c. MORSE. Secretary
Dated New York CITY. January IS. 1913
New-York tribune., 1918-01-25
- Commodities 8

ment for possibly sixty days ahead.
Cereal companies we're also said to be
good buyers in the country. Receipts
were moderate and the movement is
being limited largely to corn. Profit
taking sales and some liquidation on
the peace talk brought about partial
reaction at the close, and final prices
were &c to &c net higher.
Yesterdays Previou, Year
New York: close. close. ZOO
Cash, No. white. .s1.o1 $1.o2 STA
Chicago:
January .......... 1885 .so7a
May "............ 777s .75s SO
Rye.-Markct steady.
New York: close. close no"
Cash. No. Western s2O4 s2.o4 s1'sa
Flour and Mcal.-Quotation were:
Yes days Previous Year
Flour; Mimi. sps. pat. .stoe5 s1os5 $3.50
ESenl rye nour' enoice; ,l;' , 1879 1850 sos
Bran loo-lb sacks. $500 A6.0o $500
New-York tribune., 1918-01-25
Produce Markets-Currens

Buttcr.-Rcceipts were $500 PACK
ages. Creamery, higher than extras,
per lb, 54154lac; extras (92 score).
631ac; firsts (S8 to 81 scorc), 0o@ 53c;
seconds (S3 to 81 score), lG@49lac;
thirds, d4146c; creamery, unsalted.
higher than extras, 56@5Glac; extras,
5oA55 &c; firsts, 51M54 lac; seconds,
Al 7h@5O12c; creamery, held, extras,
47c; tirsts, 4G1a W47c; seconds, 45@46c;
thirds, 42@. 41c; state dairy, tubs, finest,
52 = q 53c; good to prime, asa SIC; COM
mon to fair 430l48c; renovated. extras.
a. q @45c; tirsts, 43W44c; lower grades,
4OCa42c; ladies', current make, tirsts,
4O@,4O'2c; seconds. 39l4c; lower
grades, 3SW39c; packing stock. current
make, No. 1, 39M3912c; No. ., 3Slac;
lower grades, 35M3Sc.
Cheese. = Receipts were 24s boxes.
State, whole milk, flats. held, colored,
specials. lb. o51a e 25asc; white, spe,
Gals. 25o. 20 lac; colored, average run,
24A W25c; white, average run, 241
lair to good, 23Gl2Ic; lower grades, 20
M22l2c; twins, held, colorcd. specials,
2o(a2oA; white, specials, 2d'sc; col
ored, average run, ID laM 24a4c; white
average run, 24@. "a &c; cheddars, held,
specials, "a 24l4M24l4c; single daisies,
2tc; double daisies 20 q 26c; Wiscon-
sin. whole milk. fine to fancy, twins,
held, colored, "a 40, 25c; white, 24Caj
"a &c; single daisies, 26c; double dali
sizes, 25s4 @ 26c: Young Americas, held,
2sc; fresh, 277sc; state, Skins, twins
and flats, held, specials. 10000; flats,
fresh, specials, 1SM Is l5c; twins and
cheddars. fresh, specials, 18MlSiac:
flats, prime to choice, 16Qpl7i2c; twins
and cheddars, prime to choice, l6ln
1712c; fair to good, 13Wl5c; lower
grades, S(a12
Eggs. Receipts were S,947 cases
Fresh gathered, extras. per dozen. G7Qy
CSC; extra trsts, Csc; lirsts, 6A(065r.
seconds, 60(d CSC; state. Penn. and near
by Western henncry whites, tine to fan
cy. 70n72c; ordinary to good, $40. 69c;
gathered whites, ordinary to fine. 650l
zoe; Western and Southern, gathered
whites, 65M CSC; state, Pennsylvania
and nearby, hennery browns, 69M70c;
gathered brown and mixed colors, 650u
Csc.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-25
DIVIDEND NOTICES
SANTA CECILIA SUGAR Corporation

Non'iLrtRRED STOCK DIVIDEND.
bal .,I',,c t', IS given hereby that a semI-an-
ipi,sui ui'yy'dend yend Of 81. q on the Preferred
Nj. So ras STOCK of this Corporation has been
ali ~ 'his day payable March I, 1918
/ H. n. "oiders Of Preferred Stock Of record
.iohe OF business January 81. 1918,
ROBERT l.. DEAN. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-25
S u S t e n a n c e
Cereals

Wheat. The situation is still largely
governed by official regulations and
traffic conditions. America is being
called upon to furnish the bulk Of sup
plies. and consumers here arc being
asked to double their efforts along eco
nomical lines in order to supply Europe
with -four AT the same time there is a
large surplus of wheat in Australia, as
we'll as in India and Argentina, which
apparently cannot be moved except in
moderate quantities, owing 20 the lack
Of available tonnage for such long
hauls.
Corn. The market again had iru,
undertonc, and final prices were un-
changed for January and sc higher to
&c lower for the other positions. The
current month again sold within 1sc Of
the fixed maximum price of Sl.2S at
Chicago, and the cash position was un-
changed. Receipts were not so large as
anticipated, and while there was every
reason to believe that the country
movement was picking up rapidly,
cFcrs were apparently we'll taken. and
there was an absence Of pressure on
tho market Receiving houses in Chi
cago were called upon to finance an in
creased movement from the interiors
and it was said that in Minnesota grain
shippers we're being forced to load cars
with corn, while in Nebraska shipments
were limited to corn containing 20 per
cent or more moisture.
Ycs'd days Previou, Ycae
New York: close close aro
Corn. No yellow $1.92 St.77 S!.13
Chicago
January .......... 1.277a 1.27V.
May ....,........ 1.24ss 1884 1.o1as
Oats.-The market was firm and early
in the day prices sold at new high
records, with the January position in
Chicago touching 50 cents. The export
demand Was less active, but some West
crn authorities advanced the theo,v
that exporters have already taken
oats to take care Of The move
New-York tribune., 1918-01-25
Curb Market

Note.The Tribune assumes no rcsponsi-
bilty for the accuracy or authenticity Of curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
Thursday were reported as follows:
New-York tribune., 1918-01-25
BrOOme 81.

Street number l18 Chrystic street
approximate amount OF the mortgage
debt Is $2a.726.Ss and interest from jan
uary 18th, 1915 costs and allowance
$39i.3o, taxes. water rates and assess
ments. approx imately. $3.50 and penalties
Dated, Ncw Yoyk, January END, 1918
JOHN II. ROGAN, Referee
New-York tribune., 1918-01-25
Metals

Some Of the important copper sellers
report they are refusing additional or
ders from domestic consumers owing
to inability to make deliveries on the
amount Of business of this character
already in hand. This action, it was
stated. was made necessary to insure
the requirements Of the government
for war purposes.
Current spot prices for few Of the
principal metals and metal products,
compared with those prevailing at the
corresponding time Of last year, follow:
Current a year
price ago.
Pig iron, Bossemcr,
Pittsburgh. *$37.25 $685.
Copper, elcctrolytic,
lb.. b................ @.231a .2al4
Tin, lb............. .S5 as
Lead. lb............ .O7Ia .07 as
Speltcr, st. Louis, lb. .0734 10 is
Government rricc.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-25
Hay and Straw
Poultry-Dressed

Poultry ry~Dressed, turkeys, dry packed
T. TO box, Western, young toms, drv
picked, fancy, 36@37c; young hens, dry
picked, fancy, 3G437c; young hens and
toms, mixed, dry picked, fancy, 500.
SIC; fair to good, 3Oa3lc; poor. 25M.
2sc Old toms, 3lM32c; in barrels dry
packed. Western. dry picked, young
cy, $50 36c; young hens and toms
mixed, fancy, 35fa sec; Western. dry
picked, poor, 25@.28c; Western. dry
picked, Old toms, 3lW32c; Kentucky
and Tennessee, dry picked, choice, 34c;
dry picked, average best, 30(o33c; poo,
2A1 26c; Texas. choice, 3ic; fair to
good, 3l@ 33c.
Chickens. Fresh. boxes. dry packed.
Western, milk fed. II lbs to dozen and
under, 81 SOC; is to "A lbs, 33C03Ac;
% to % lbs. 29n 30c; 80 to 36 lbs. 2Sc;
81 to AZ lbs, 2Sc; A3 to ~ lbs, 29c; As
to 55 lbs, Bic; corn fed, II lbs to dozen
and undcr. 32r0 33c; is to "A lbs. 500
i2c; % to 20 lbs, 2sl 29c; so to 3i lbs,
pc; 81 to ~ lbs. &c: AZ to ~ lbs. oSc, !,
As TO 55 lbs, 29c; 60 lbs aud up. 30 ]2c;
heavy weights. shaggy, 25tA 2sc; in
bbls, dry packed, Philadelphia and
Long Island, fancy broilers. 3 to 4
lbs to pair, 4oQ soc; Pennsy sylyania
broilcrs. fair to prime, 32G 4Oc; Nir-
ginla, milk fed. broilers, 30d 34c; Vir-
ginia, milk fed. mixed weights. 200
SOC; Western. dry picked, milk fed,
broilers, 2SG soc; corn fed, broilers, 27
Gr28c: milk fed, 3 !. lbs. 27c; corn fed,
3ls lbs. 26c; milk fed, 4 lbs and up,
Sic; corn fed, 4 lbs and up, 29c: milk
fed, mixed weights. csc; corn fed.
mixed weights, 27c Ohio and Michigan.
scalded, 4 lbs and up. 2S(Q soc; mixed
weights. 26o 27c; Western, scalded,
corn fed. broilcrs. $50 2lc; fry
crs, 2ic: miyed weights, 35c; near
Ly squal broilcrs. = to 2la lbs. to
New-York tribune., 1918-01-25
"Ns CONDENSED MILK COM


The nWN rn1.', STOCK DIVIDEND NO. AZ.
% been sular semi annual dividend Of 49,
ss ueriared on the Common Stock of
( sSiockl,n,.,ny PAYABLE February rs. 1918.
S9eas do "efs or Record February t. 1913
npt Close. Checks TO be matted
Il. l.. SHOVE, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-25
Bonds

Trading in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange Thursday amounted to
S4,539.000, against $4,i72,00O Wedncs-
day, S4,12S,0O0 a week ago, $3,S64,OO0 a
year ago. From January to date, $751;