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New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
Ind strials
Cotton

Increased nervousness over the nos.
sibility Of government regulation or
rrice-hNing caused sharp break in
the cotton market yesterday. The cx-
tension Of food administration control
to tho green coffee trade was partly re
sponsiblo for these fears. Closing
prices showed Slight rallies on covering
by shorts. May broke to 1926, making
a decline Of 81 points from Thursdays
closing price, and the lowest level
touched since the high record Of 31.5e
vas established for that position early
last month. 1t closed at 29.35, with the
general list closing at net decline of
sc to 46 points.
Increased emphasis was placed upon
the fuel shortage, and except for cover
ing by shorts moderate trade buying
On d scale down, there was little sup
port in evidence.
Southern spot advices wero rradu-
Southern spot adviccs were generally
bullish, but some thought they referred
more to the high grades Of white cot
ton than to low grades or off colors
no exports were reported for the day,
Southern spot markets were unchanged
TO 80 points lower with small volume e
of buSinpSS
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT ols THE STATE or
NEW YORK. COUNTY OF NLW YoRh.
-lcdward Ridl"y. laa Ridley and Henry 4.
Ridley, az executors - and trustees under
tAe laat ,r.il ana Testament OF Arthur !.
Fox and Louise Fox. Ala wife: Ferdinand
. Bamnan Katie n. Bsmman, his wife.
Charles Geiaer Esther Geser. hts wife;
wife; State f3ans. Rose Simon, 5amue, ".
Altman. Barnett Wof. Henry 4 K. Wielt.
R.lod4 Elzabeth Met. Sclo.uan Kalnits4y,
Benjamin Stech!er. copartucrS doing Ousi-
ness uncer she tNrl name and style OF
SoInmerielj q Stecltler; Edward c. Leveea
and William Leveen, copArtnera doing bus.-
ness under the firm I.Aiue and style OF I'D
yard =. Levee4 i Co.; Billings King &.
Company. Bsnjam.n a Jacasort. Isidor
Baer, Samuel Klein. Betty Gluck. Samuel
-. htlner, Jennie Rubin. benjamin He.
na.ne2 OF the last TWO named Defendants
being nct'tlou5 Their real names beinH uil-
IN the premises adecf.d hy the .Ylthin sc-
tion, defencan,s-24e9i- 9i-lsi7.-sunmou.
To the above named defendants and epen
You are hereby summoned 20 answer the
complain IN thi9 action, and 30 servo Z
sopy OF 9n, 10Y answer t.,t, or the pa,nt,ls at
vice OF this summons. exclusive OF the day
oe service. and IN case or your failure TO
against you b. defAult for tn. reiiet &c.
Dated New YORK, july 2%th, 1917.
UTEElIAET x GRAHAM, EsQs,
Attorneys for PlAintln.
Orlco and =. Q. address. - Cedar Street.
borough of Manhattan. City of New
York.
TO Barnett Wolf. Rose Simon and Betty
Glucl.:
The foregoing summons :, served upon
you By puohcation. porsuant 70 an order
OF Hon. Edward J. GavegAu. d Justice OF
the Supreme Court OF ,as state OF New
York. dated the Sd day or January. 1918,
and nied with the complaint tn tho Office
OF the C!"ri. OF the Count OF New YORK.
at the County Court llousc. n tho Sor-
olgn OF Manh ''sa. City. County and
S.ate Of Ncw York
UTEEHAKT 6 GRAHAM. Esqs.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
0fFce and Y. o address. Il Ccdar Street.
Borough u NanAat,au, Iiiy " NsH
York.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
STORAGE NOTICES
Union Transfer & Storage Co.
i?!l-l"5 EAoI ..2D s

New York, Feb. .ud, 1918.
Mrs Bosue. May Whiting. Mrs kat
Campbell 9, Wm nTisceIl Mrs r, NJ b Ennis
Mrs. Anna Dexter, J.. 5. Elmer, DR.. Wn.
IIlerninswHa5;, Harry Goldman: Mrs. Freak.
X. Hook W c. Hazictt, Alfred Huber,
Illuminating Engineering Publishing Co.
O'Reiily. VIM. J. MacRae. A. Maingay, II.
Morris ir. ID. Morrison. y J. Stern. Miss
Mason for Alice Carey. hr. or Mrs u. s..
Pe!l. Geo. I. Porter Mrs. L. Rogers. Julia
N. Russell. Mr.. Scatoni, Mrs. t,d~. Seton,
Safety Chest Co.. J. So clsett, Mrs. Schreib-
- Geo. II. steedman. ". J. Thompson.
Ltzette G. Smith. Mrs. Geo Winterer. Mrs.
Jennie Wood: You and each OF YOU are
hereby notified that the time for she pay
ment OF this companys lien upon the prop
trty hereinafter described having expired,
after due notice thereof had been give.
crty, to wit: House hold goods. persona
effects and merchandise. stored IN .ts
in which yoa may have al interest) 70 be
sold a. public auction, according to .he
statute II such case made and provided.
a. it ~arehouaes, i2l-125 East End Street.
18TH. 1913, at 10 so \. NJ. and II the sale
thereof Is not Completed on said cate. the
On vath and every Monday thereafter. be-
ginning az 1880 y. NJ. on each day and
e9nig9ins ,nM r. pnt,l tns sae IS co,npic5sd
ARFHiR a. ciiILNER. secy &, Treas.
LIBERTY STOEAGE AND N'AREIIOIsr
Company, AZ. - and ~ West 64th St
To Charles u. Locke, Treasurer rtliity
car CO, Richard W. Distlrr. I.dwarsi
swami. District .>ttoriiey, New York County,
end John Elliott, trustee ifirs, United
Presbyterian Church; You and each of yoc
are hereby notified that the time FOR tie
payment Of our Hen upon the property
hereinafter desc rtbed having expired after
due notice thereof has been given YOU we
Viii cause such property, VII. Office
safes, furniture. personal effects. rnerchar-
disc and a Jardlne pipe organ, WITH motor
and attachnents. stored by you or IL your
faiae, in tho warehouse of the COMPANY
80 b. sold at public auction, according 10
the statute in such cases mace and pro
yided. ut the fiberty Storage Warehouse
s. to ~ west G4tn Street. Nv YORK citv'
commencing on Thursday, lebrua-y l4th,
1913, AZ io:3o A. NJ, and continuing on
every ihursGay thereafter at the same
place and hour until all the goods hay.
been sold. Liberty Storage ano v a-chourc
C0Mpuny, AZ, AZ, 81 Veg. oi.h st.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
lliy Tn ASss>aa;.,i rrrsSl


/. Another demonstration of activity
!. and strength attended initial dealings
in stocks, but trading gradually fiat
+cned out, Early advances Of ono to
. ,wo points in rails and industrials and
. .uo to five points in shippings and
( spec;sl,ics were materially impaired
later.
The reversal of the last hour was
accelerated by q rcnewa! OF short SELL
! ing, based in part on an unexpected
rise in call money to per cent, ac-
/, commodstions of that character hold
! ing over next Mondays holiday.
War shares figured prominently in
6 the advance Of the forenoon, although
~pcace talk was again factor. Rails
derived some of their early support
from further improvement in Eastern
transportation conditions.
The turnover in the first hour aggre-
gated 80 per cent OF the total
United States Steel monopolized
speculative attention throughout, but
forfeited its fractional advance, clos
ny aL u iSt ueCll'i0 VI IS polNIS.
other industrials, also rails end cop
pers, pursued much the same course.
but shippings retained part of their
substantial gains with miscellaneous
issues.
French municipals were the heavy
features Of the bond list. Liberty
issues improved.
Old United States 4s advanced =
per cent on call.
All stocks quoted dollars per share.
Not
Salos Nirl1 LOW Clnce Chun
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
Bonds
n COKnKnodities

are being shipped daily. Most of this
corn. however, is being sent direct to
the seaboard for export. This applied
TO the better grades, however, as the
low grade corn will have to be art;-
Nclally dried before it is in con-
dltion to be either milled or exported.
The cash demand was still active.
WITH both American consumers and
European buyers anxiously awaiting
supplies.
The weather was still cold over the
precipitation. Floods in the Ohio VAL
ley were said to be interfering with
tho movement in that locality.
Yesterdays Previous Year
cqES No yelIows1sc94 1'sc $685. is5s s1os ss''
March Hs5 ..::: '.- 7:ssss 7ssss 1:ss}ss 1:ss3}s %
Oats.-Prices early in the day lost
about 2 cents q bushel under active
liquidation. Peace rumors and reports
of a less active export demand served
to undermine confidence. The cash sit
uatlon was firm, however, and, while
there was some disposition to look f<r.
larger receipts, it was reported great
quantities Of oats have been sold both
for export and domestic consumption,
which arc awaiting trans portation facii-
tiles. In the local cash market prices
were firm.
Yos'day', Previous lea,
New York: close close ,wo
Cash No 8 white. Sl.o2 s1.o2 .e4I:,
nicago:
February ..,..... .St3d 21i,
May ............. 70 .soas .52a4
Rye--Market easy.
Ycsday's Preriou. Yea
New York. close. close. 400.
Cash. No. Western 1921 $3.50 S1.52
Flour and Mcal.--Quotation we're:
Yes'day's Previous Yea-
Flour; Mimi, spg. pat .$1o.s5 sio.6s s5.75
Rye flour. choice. 49,. 1855 1876 7.75
Cornuleal kiln dried. 9.75 0.75 5.55
Bran. lO0-b sacks .... 1900 $500 $500
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
Industrials

Sales. Open. High Low To.+
5000 sAetna Explos. 6ss e7a 6sa 65a
100 "Am Writing 2Ia 2Ia 2Io 2Lo
1oo Carwen Steel. es4 as4 s54 8a4
1900 Chew Mot. t19-120 f22 118 t2O
odO dO0 city S (old215 215 els 215
39Sooo 59oo ~Cupr1te Su!ph. "a ts4 ia
100 Curtiss Aero. 81 81 29lo 2o%
S5o ESQ Emerson Emerson Pbon. as 4as =
roV 1ntercon Rub. 10 10 10 10
300 Keystone n & r IL 1Al2 ia 14fL
400"S S Kresgc... n "a ~ 73s
5000 Marconi of Am 35a 3aa a5. 3ss
$4,000 .Maxim Mum. 81 il So
600 "Natl Motors, IA IS" 40 49,
200 N a Pulp ?. 23a %. 235 os5
500 N Y Transp... IS 10" 18' raa4
1900 SPrudentia Pic 6 g., e 6f/tt
500 est Jos Lead.. Is 173I ia 10
100000 Smith Mot Tr. ~, t3d H. tl
goo Sub BIT ctfs 10 "a 12,% 1oH
500 1ri Frn v ctfs " ~ lG *
1900 U S Stmship c 6 81. 47a sss
14500 'United Motors 26L, o6lS oA7s oSaz
300 Wild + c V ctf E..
c00O SWrt-M Airc G. 7in e4n -
800 edo pf ..... IS as ass As
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
Livestock, Meats, Provision,

Following yestcrdsy's priNe. compared Win
,Aoso " year ago:
New York. Yesterday A year ago
- 100 il. ,.:..... $500 @sls.25 :s75 astos5
100 ID '....'... .''.s' .l5'4@ 10 10 % Is
leo ib, ......'. 100 g 1890 1900 q 1919
Id ........... '.'. '..' ~ "a .2s ls % -
1.-Two c"e.. 100 ID. $50 q lo.O0 100 q -
''',a prime. 100 ID 1900 a 1850 I3.25 a lioo
Dfesssd Dfesssd %sSiso' os IL p = ! % @ ~ X ~, y
Hoss. leo In. ....T.oo ~ - 80 g ls.oo
con, ii .e....4 9ss. a .4ss i51.@ IS
Mes, por.. bbi.. 80 - q 5l.oo - 90 "a $50
Mess beet. M 100 q 52.Uo 100 g -S.to
il -. se.o5 q eola 1880 % lseO
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
Produce Markets-Cmrent

Butter. - Receipts were 1856 pack
ages. Creamery, higher than extras,
per h., 52@521&c; extras (92 score)
5l'2c; trsts (oS to 81 score), 1900
ole; seconds (S3 to 81 score), 46
A4Slsc; thirds, 44@45c: creamery. un-
salted, higher than extras, 5AM541ac;
extras. 53n5 SO '@c; nrsts, 50(Q52c: Sec
onds, A7Ai9l3c; creamery, held,
extras, A7c; trsts, A612147c; seconds,
45Gl46c; thirds. 42M44c; state dairy,
tubs, finest, oOt4 50]2c; good to prime,
1870 SOC; common to fair, 43M47lsc;
renovated extras, 40W45isc; tirsts
43 X @44l@c; lower grades, 4oG421.c;
ladies', current make, tirsts. 39Is0,
4O'sc: seconds. 39c; lower grades. 371.
(13SHc; packins stock, current make,
No. /. 39W39 l2c; No. ., 3S@3SHc;
lower grades, 35(o37 &C.
Cheese. Receipts were 458 boxes.
State, whole milk. flats, held colored,
specials. lb, 26A o26Ec; white. spc-
cials, 36c; colcred, average run, 25at %
26c; white, average run, 251l @25$4 c !;
fair TO good, 3iG25c; lower grades,
2Ofl % &c; twins. held, colored, spe-
clals, 25 i z 26c; white, specials, 25kc;
colored. ave rage run, 25i2c; white,
average run. 25N.25!%c; single daisies,
26'@t; double daisies, 26lgc; Wiscon.
sin, whole milk. fine to fancy, twins,
Id, colored, 25'a @26c; white, 25Ml
% &c; single daisies, 2614c; double
daisies. 6i2c; Young Americas, held
IS 4 q d2S1ec; fresh, 28G12SNc; state,
skins, twins and flats held, specials,
19W20iac; flats, fresh. specials, I80l
1Slac; twins and cheddars, fresh, spe-
cials, 16a &c; flats. prime to choice,
l6d17isc; twins and cheddars, prime
to choice, 164l7lac; fair to good, 1870
15c; lower grades, SGl2c.
;,,i -
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
Metals

Some manufacturers Of copper for
other than government uses have
been forced to close down certain de-
partments because of inability to get
the metal This condition has been
aggravated by the railroad embargo
on shipments Of this class.
Current prices for the principal
metals, compared with those prevailing
year ago, follow:
Current A year
prlcc ago.
Pig iron, Bessemer
Pittsburgh. ."$o7.25 $685.
Copper, elcctrolytic,
lb. ............... "23Is .32
Tin, lb.............. .85 so
Lead, lb............. .o634 .08
Spelter,St. Louis, lb. .0734 10 is
Government price.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
Bonds

Trading IN bonds ON the New Work
Stock Exchange Friday amounted to
$S,0o7 200. against $685., 200 Thursday,
$A,l2S.o00 week ago. $s,417,o0O a year
ago. From January to date, ali0,6ll,- =
600, against $133, 1921, 900 In 1917.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
5 u 8 t e n a n G. e
Cereals


Wheat. t.-According to the Oklahoma
state report, ,hc condition Of winter
wheat on February was Sc per cent,
compared with g. per cent on January
| and so per cent last year. The cause
of the low condition WAS said to be
freezing weather without snow cover
ing. Farm reserves Of wheat in Okla
homa were placed at per cent. COM
pared with II per cent last year. Pri-
mary receipts were again moderate and
mills throughout the country are grind
ing only a small percentage of their
full capacity.
Corn. - The market was somewhat
easier in tone. Final prices showed
. partial rally from the lowest. the
close being unchanged to iac lower.
The total receipts at interior points
were disappointing, but it was rep, rt-
ed that the car situation has improved
quite materially. Advices from Wash
;ngton said that corn is now moving
more freely from the farms and that
about one and one-half million bushels
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON, Feb. 1.-The past week
has been a quiet one in the wool mar
ket. according 20 "The Commercial
Bulletin" although not altogether un-
interesting. Some business is doing
more or less steadily, so that prices
keep fairly firm. Manufacturers re-
port fair business on newly opened
civilian fabrics
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
Liverpool Cotton Statistics

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1.--Wcekly cotton
Statistics; Imports, 1o1 1000 bales;
American, $1,000; stock, $4,000; Amer
ican, 2s9, 900; forwarded, 900; Amerl-
can, 1900; exports, none; sales, rooV;
American, O,O0V,
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
Curb Market

Note.-The Tribune assumes no respons,.
hility for the accuracy authenticity Of curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
Friday were reported as follows:
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
Coffee, Sugar, Tea and. Cotton
seed Oil

Coffee Tutures.--Ihe announcement
that after February i 1t will be neces-
sary for importers OF green coffee TO
operate under license caused an uneasy
feeling as to wehther the food admin
istration would fix prices, and the may
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
- Active Securities -
Stocks

xrv YORK STOCK EXCHANCE
TRANSACTIONS
Rail- 0thcr All
roads. stocks, stocks.
Yesterday. t0e,t60 $1,000 9c0,ScO
nav before. $500 s2t.t0O $4,000
week ago. $1,000 2S7 400 34A.SoO
ye.r ago. .26S.500 .,01A100 t.277, 600
January to date:
1918. .1.5tSsO0 t2.5S3.oOo 1Ac51, 500
sot7. 2.4e6, $50 15,9S7. 500 tS4SS, 900
tot6. .S,176&00 1AS93,7o0 1900, 100
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02

CSC; extra flrsts, e4M@65c; frsts, 84c;
seconds and poorer. 56@63c; state
Pennsylvania and nearby Western
hennery whites, fine to fancy, 66W68c;
ordinary to good, 63@66c; gathered
whites, ordinary to fine, 62@66c; Pa
citic Coast whites, No. l, 65@66c;
state, Pennsylvania and nearby hen
merry, browns, 66@67c; gathered brown
and mixed colors, 56Ql66c.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
TO THE HOLDERS OF
First and Refundng Mortgage Five Per Cent Gold Bond.
The Denver and Rio Crande Railroad Co.
issued under the Mortgage dated August ], 100
to Bankers Trust Company, a. Trustee:

to Bankers Trust Company a. Trustee:
Default! has been the payment interest due February
~ 191S the above bonds although surplus
earned during year and notwithstanding the fact
mat other than the Western Pacific Judgment said
BONDS the Company had unusual floating
count was not beyond
ness is possible that this default be cured
to OF OF provided
e @ is using every M effort to bring about this result how
default permitted to take cooperation for their
protection is Bondhod requested to
promptly deposit their bonds with the
named below. ' - ~ 'N''
All deposed bonds whether coupon must be in
TORN and coupon bonds must bear the February
H. 1913 and an subsequent Upon
OF deposit viii be issued provided in the Deposit Agreement dated
May 28 19t7. ~
Copies OF the Deposit upon appao
to the Deposay SubDepotary the Com
mittee. ' - ~ '
1
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02

ANDREW !. McCoRMAck. Auctlopecr.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
by ADRIAN IL. MULLER u son.
OFFICE. 30 WILLIAM ST.
WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY 6, 1918,
at 1850 o'clock, at tho
EXCHANGE SALESROOM.
nos. II and l6 NESEY STREET.
For Account of Whom 1t May Concern.
- ahs. United Gas & Electric Co. lat
prctd.
100 sus. SusQuehanna Realty Co.
30 shs. IIiIiyer Sperring Dunn Co.
geo ahs. Scranton Foundry & Engine
Works.
l,o5o shs. Sawyer shipyards Corpn. COM
mon.
$50 shs. Sawyer shipyards Corpn. prefd.
o'"pV shs. Western Steamship corpn.
"oo hs. Lufl1in Salvage & shipping
Comm.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
DIVIDEND NOTICES
~ffALO, ROCHESTER, Il PITTSBURGH II
IiAlIINAX l-1Aii,A 4

r. HALLWAY COMPANY,
th o'lnchds OF Three Dollars per share on
sh ha p!eterred stock ana Three Dollars per
na% Ya@.s on the common stock OF this com
iyss"y nave been declared payable February
r,,a rv, ls!s, 10 stockholders Of record Feb
ilsry II. 1913.
ERNEST ISELIN. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
STORAGE NOTICES
AMERICAN STORAGE COMPANY
47-.49 WEST 6erH 81. .


New York, February "a. 1915.
70 Mrs. T. Perrin. M- Or Mrs NcEachreu.
John Flynn, Iarriett Cornell Helen Giles
Mrs. Ward, Miss O. t. Garland, Minnie A
Dunbar (neirs or asa.gneeY>. Mrs. Booth
tH.s. McCurty OF Mrs John Hogan. (Air.
or MIS-. L. \. Han or Netic :. rIalp. VIII
Ism lIoTnaday. II. b. Whyaldo. Mr.. or Mrs.
Mic Nersch. NJ Hois.ie. Miss Caroiym We
prury. MIS- Editn Michaels Percy Cray. i.
:. Green. Mrs. w. Parker. Richard ". Moore
and Mrs. Mary i. Ntcha rdson: lou and each
o. you are hereby notified tina. the time 70.
payment OF OFF lien upon tle properly herein
after described having expired. after que no
ttce thereof haG been given yoO. We Will cause
sucn property, 10 vii, Household Goods, Per
sonal Effects, Trunks, Mercha ndise. Carpets,
etc. stored n our warehoIses by oU COR &.
.our nar me Or IN which ,on may have an ;n-
terest,, TO he sold q. public auction accord
n 10 the statute Il. SUCH case made anu
provided. q our Warehouses;. 1919 West
6o.h Street New Tor. CITY, Sew YORK. or
TUESDAY,. FEBRUARY 10Th, 1913. Al
1890 4. NJ. INSTEAD or MONDAY.
FEB. 25. 1918. As PREVIOUSLY NOTI-
FLED. THE DATE Oh SALE HAVING
BEEN POSTPONED 10 tt ESDAV, FEB.
26TH, 1918, On ACCOUNT OF MONDAY
FEBRUARY 20, 1918, BEING DECLARED
\ Legal HOLIDAY BY The L. :. GOV =
Ek> MENT. And II The raie thereof Is not
completed Oh said February 26th tho Same
VIII b. continued - the ssuo place on
each aud every Tuesday thereafter, begin
ming a. o:3o A. Il. on each day and cor
unuing until the sale .s completed
AMERICAN ST0HtGE COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
Consolidated Exchange

limit of trade ON this exchange, 10 share.I
Transactions and prices yesterday for the
more active shares follow:
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
s,MOTICE OF ANNUAL. MEETING or
''HOLL MANJEAGiUKI%G COMPANY

sCHOLL MANuINcTUKiNG COMPANY.
INC.
THE ANNUAL MEETING; OF the stock
,,,olders Of this Company viii bo held on
nc 4th day of February. 19lS. at two
SN5ocM IN the afternoon, at oi Wall street.
NV ~" York, for the purpose Of electing Il
'aru OF pirectorS. two inspectors to serve
at az elections of Stockholders during the
,hasulns year and receiving and acting upon
,rs rn" reports of tho officers and for tho
nr"msactlon of such other business as may
Spperly come before tho meeting.
uated January ~, 1915
WILLIAM NJ. SCIlOLL, President.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
Ducks and Geese.-Ducks. fresh, drv

DuckS aud Uetse. ."DucKs, FFesN, dry
packed, ~ to box, Western. 4 lbs. and
up, fancy, 2sc; under i lbs, fancy, 26@
27c; in barrels, Western, 4 lbs. and
up. fancy, 27@2Sc; under i Tbs, fancy
2lN 26c. Geese-frcsh, dry packed
barrels, Marylan 26M 2sc; Western
10 TBS. and over, fancy, 26027c; under
10 lbs, fancy, 250 26c; II to box. West
ern. 10 lbs. and up, fancy, 26M27c;
under 10 lbs, fancy. 24(o 25c.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02

Chickens. Fresh, boxes, dry packed,
Western, milk fed, II lbs to dozen and
under, SAC 35c; 1924 lbs, 33@34c; %
30 lbs, 29@3Oc; 3o-36 lbs, Csc; 37-42
lbs, Csc; 43-47 lbs, 29c; 1856 lbs, Sic;
go lbs and up, 32c; corn fed, II lbs to
dozen and under, 32@33c; 1924 lbs,
3Ou32c; 1929 lbs. 28M29c; 1896 lbs,
PIC; 37-42 lbs, 27c; 43-A7 lbs, 2ec; As
80 lbs, 29 12c; 60 lbs and up, 3OEc;
heavy weights shaggy, 26M2Sc; in bar
rcls, dry packed. Philadelphia and Long
Island, fancy broilers, 3-4 lbs to pair.
Asa SOC; Pennsylvania, broilers, fair to
prime, 32G40c; Western, dry picked.
milk fed, broilers, 26@ soc; corn fed.
broilers, 27d CSC; milk fed. 31a lbs, 27c;
corn fed. 31a lbs, 26c; milk fed, i lbs
and up, Sic; corn fed, 4 lbs and up, 29c;
milk fed, mixed weights, CSC; corn fed,
mixed weights. &c; Ohio and Michigan,
scalded, lbs and up. $50 30c; mixed
weights, 26n &c; Western, scalded,
corn fed, broilcrs, 25@27c; frycrs, 24c;
mixed weights. 25c; nearby. squab
broilers, to . Y 10 to pair, 75cWS1;
capons, Philadelphia, lb and over
each, 4oM42c; to lb each. 36(0.3Sc;
small and slips, 33M35c; Western, 6
W ID cdCn, oOu oSC, Sllia!t ana SIPS,
$40 34c; fowls, fresh, dry picked, milk
fed, II 10 box, Western, boxes, is to
60 lb and over to dozen. dry picked,
80 33c; 80 to A Id, 27G 30c; under
80 lb. 25a 26c; corn fed, AZ to 60 ID
and over to dozen, dry picked 3 q 32c;
50 to AZ ID. 26G29c; under so lb, 24M
25c; in bbls, dry packed, Western,
northerly, dry picked, 5 lb and over,
&c; Az ID, 3 12c; i lb, 31@l311ac;
81 ID, 26l2M27H 3 h. 23o24c;
under 8 lb, 22a 23c; Southern, dry
picked, large, 2S'ao30c; mixed
weights, 26'a aoo2Sc; Western. scalded,
large, 2s12 G 29i& &c, mixed weights, 26
M2Sc; small, .2M 24c; old cocks, fresh,
dry packed, u to box, dry picked, No. /,
24m2A l4c; in bbls, dry picked, No. i,
% .-.l1 l. I .-.,I
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
u. S. Government Bonds

(New York Stock Exchange Quotstions)
(Closlng Quotatious)
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
Poultry-Dressed

Turkeys.--Dry packed, ~ to box,
Western, young toms, dry picked,
fancy, 3Sc; young hens, dry picked.
fancy, 3Sc; young hens and toms,
mixed, dry picked, fancy, 3Sc; fair
to good, 33@36c; poor, 25@2sc; old
toms, 34M35c; in barrels, Western,
dry picked, young toms, fancy, 37@
3Sc; young hens, fancy, 37@38c;
young hens and toms, mixed, fancy,
37lQ3Sc; Western, dry picked, poor,
25Q28c; Western. dry picked, old
toms, 34035c; Ky and Tenn, dry
picked, choice, 36037c; dry picked,
average best, 31M33c; poor, 24@26c;
Texas, choice, 35G36c; fair to good,
31033c.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
Standard Oil
Other Oil Stocks

Sales Omen. Higb 1on, r,-+
1869 Egg :h'ls' :fAm Ssns S51 Oil 10 ,t 1os II
1000 'Barnett O&G IL, ~. ~ ~.
500 'cosden & Co. 7Js 71ss 7' ~
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02

CAD"ALADEE, N1CKERSHAM & TAFT
Counsel.
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY. Depcsitar.
16 Wall Street New York City.
FIRST TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK, Su b-Depos.ta.5
6S West Monroe Street, Chicago. Illinois
CHASE NATIONAL City of York Resi,trar
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
Orchard ard Field

Hay and Straw
Yesterday. A year ago.
(Per TOM (Per TOM
Timothy, No. l.
large bales sa6oo03eoo s2ooo@22 90
No. clover nlxd 10000 22.0O 10000 II 90
Rye straw, No. / 21.00@ 1909 400
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
ket closed with prices down es to 60

Cottonseed Oil Futurcs.-The market
was quiet, with business confined to
March and May futures, and final quo
tations were net unchanged to 5 points
higher
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02

SEWARD PROSSER,
Chairman.
G. LEDYARD BLAIR,
E. K. BOISOT,
BERTRAM CUTLER,
JOHN HENRY HAMMOND,
ANDREW J. MILLER,
WILLIAM SALOMON,
JOSEPH II. SEAMAN,
FREDERICK STRAUSS,
Committee.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02

Eggs Receipts were 1898 cases
fresh gathered extras, per dozen, 60, 4 g.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02

B. ". JONES, Secretary,
i6 Wall Street,
New York City.