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New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Export Licensing Abandoned

WASHfNGTON, March H. 1ndivid-
ual import and export licenses for tho
colonies, possessions and protcctoratcs
Of Great Britain, France, Italy. Bel
GUM and Japan viii no longer be re
qurcd, IL WAS announced to-day by the
War Trade Board
Tho board also removed restrictions
Of the importation Of peanuts, when
ehippcd from the country Of origin.
This ruling docs not apply to ship
ments Of peanuts stored. in Canada
unless they we're purchased and paid
for prior TO April Il. 1918.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Sugar and Coffee

Coffee Futures.-The market opened
ilrm, unchanged to an advance Of 2
points and further gains were made
during the carly session. July selling
up to 14.75, September to 14.40 and
December to 14.13. There was con-
tlnucd covering by shorts and fres h
trade buying with a little outside de-
mand in evidence leading many to be-
lleve that the market was becoming
broader During the afternoon trad
ing was quiet and late in the day the
market sold off due to a lack Of de
mand and to scattered realizing, all
the carly gains being lost Prices
closed at net declines Of 4 to 10 points.
The range Of prices follows
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
FINANCIAL MEETING

NOTICE Is 1fENERY GIVEN THAT AT \
Special Meeting of the Sioekholdors of
UNITE CONCRETE lARpENING y SpE-
CIAl.TIES co. INC. called for that pur-
pose and held ~ so 7a5 ST. Nicholas
Ave. Borough Of Mauhat,an, City. County
and State Of Ncv York, on March 10th.
1919, tho following resolution was adopted
RESOLVED THAT the name Of this
Corporation be changed from it's present
ralne OF UNITE CONCRETE HARDEN-
nnme Of UNITE CONCRETE HARDEN
ING co. lNc.
Dated Nsw York. March 1lth. 1919.
JOHN T. MccHACkEN
ELIZABETH G. McCRACKitN.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
General Merchandise

ATHENS Ga NJ. Link. drsoods and olsthr,
sAi'ss srIN Ma re1ss-w II RICHARDSON + co.v
II Richardson. il. genera merrhAndsc Pens''
vana.
BATTLE GREEN .st,rling 89,e Co : s.yiF'
Bt'FFALO Davis Bros. n Y. DAVIS. dJgocds
ready 70 clothing Furnishing goods hs'
shoS- and carpets Latham
CHICAGO e Simon. general merrhsntisn. Yo'
CINCINSATl-AiI AiIns. A'ceIofs @ Nj hier
drygoods 800 Broadway
CHICAGO Benson & Riron CO Nj George
Belson; r,prcsenung Ehimofe ,, ,.
fancy dryroods knit goods. bottoms ncrkrezr 7c-',
sport hats caps infants coats. dresses. hesiwet'
leather belts. Rvcry. bags. 10 East T@ons siIA
CHiCAGo| Hst Works. Ms n Cook rco
crsl merchandise Firth Avenue A7c 771i-'5 sersnA
DANsvn1E. \. y. ? + Rocs Co. ,. ,.
Bork. dygoods and ca1rts: ImpcFisl.
DETROIT 4 Krolih CO mfrs pants. ore'
ais work shirts drcssc' drensing ssc11cs. csnns
e;te night rohcs. l. Cohen. mfg dcps 81 Broad
nErRoir~ rt5'T Edson. Moor, 20 u L Todd
piece goods. shirts. underwear Aw-atcrs. mems fuT
nishing goods 43 Leonard s.
ELYBIA Ohio-J I&rsch "a Co. r 3 Ierst
suits cloahs furs wash goods underwear. notion.
GALVESTON s " Rlocs. s " Blob. Dr.
goods a. Leonard Street.
HAITI EsBURG. Miss Hub Te-y Goods stc,
T Runc1stc,n. drJ goods. mrn's ard vcnan's s'''
MAn1FTTA. Ohio otto Brrs " ot,o a.
goods notions. furnishing goods. nouss furnissns'
csrnets and upholstery YORK
MAsSHLON. o -Reese CO 4. Rees<. SnH'
rnor,laudlse. AlosTsr
MONT CELLO. \ Burns & rsJlnr J.
Rurris general r5se Herald Square.
NORM fSTONS Tent &yers ID. q Co.
Myers dry goods. notiors. hoS'e-v. underwear. I'm
goods. sweaters and ready to wear 795 BrcsdHu
%AsHyI1E-J s Ree7rs B Co. q. r.
Reeyea domcstics. prints. bisntr.s and nsElS
a5s Church Street Boom 81
PROVIDENCE. r. Ii " ~oiSs. dry cn"
Wsllct
sAGIl,sW Mich Moi.-t corsct CO. r.
co-seis. II Beohc. general rns1ss~, =
Pifsh Avenue
sAvANNAH Ga-F Esnders. e-l-sl n
char dis Rrratfil
WILKES RAKRE- Mary 4 ca. u. !. Fe1 d,'
goods furnishing goods and clothing. Pen1C
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Tnsatisficd Curiosity

An unusually heavy turnover In the
preferred and common shares Of the
Chicago Il North Western Railway
Company during the past two days has
excited the curiosity Of Wall Street
with no tangible results. Following
a single sale OF 1000 sharea OF the
common on Monday, another OF 10000
shares took place yesterday. At the
offices OF c. d. Barney & Co., where
both blocks Of stock were bought and
sold, it was stated that the transac-
ton WAS conducted by two clients
OF the firm In other quarters it was
thought that an estate had liquidated
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
To Attend Transit Bill Hearing

William f. Mcconnell assistant sec
retary of the New York Board OF
radc and transportation, Will go tc
Albany day to attend joint hear
ing in the Assembly OIL d bin which
would give the Public Service Com
mission the power to fix Aates to be
charged by traction companies Mr.
Mcdonnell viii represent the City
Transit Conference. which is now max
ing an Investigation into tho expenses
Of the city traction companies with q
view to determining whether or not
they arc entitled TO an increase in
tnreS.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Business Troubles
Receivers in Bankruptcv


Tho following receivers in bankruptcy wore ap-
pointed yesterday IN the United States District
Court.
BEST KNITTING MILLS. INC -phineas
le"inson appointed receiver With $1,000 bond
for the Rest knitting Mills Inc se5 Fifth
Avonuc An Involuntary petition against tho
company shows liabilities OF ST.? 900 and as
sets OF 5000 The thrcc petltionng creditors
cln.m-Iale Hrcvda Paper Box Co.. Inc. 1900
a fprchthandier. $50. and Joseph Putto 1900
Shame & Welnhib 2a9 Broaaway. arc the attor-
neys.
CosMoPoHTAN GAS AND ELECTRIC SUP
Ply co; lNC David liaar appointed receiver
with Il $1,000 bond Tor Edgar A Lewis OF ue
'osmopolitan Gas and Electric Supply Co Inc
ESQ ho~ery. An Involuntary petition was ned
AGAINST the company. the Empire S,aripinc and
Meisi Spinning Co. caimins 500 u'r National
Metal Spinning and stamping 60. claiming s.no
and Edward Miller ss36 David W. KaAn. a
broadway. Ia the attorney.
PetitiOns in Bankruptcy
EDGAR A. LEw1s-An involuntary petition
against Edgar A. Lewis. it9 West Forty ninth
Street. by creditor. Robert r. Wortham wh,
claims sl.odJ. Archibald Palmer. 9ao Broadway.
JOSEPH PRICp--A voluntary rstfticn Of yoevpn
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Airbrnkc Rises

New York Air Brake stocl, developed
pronounced strength yesterday. ad
vancing iFs points to 1os3s on dealings
of loo shares. The company resumed
operations at its Watertown, n. y,
plant on Monday after weeks shut
down. with four hundred employees re-
porting back to work. The plant was
closed on March 3 to avert strike
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
HARMON WATER COMPANY

Tho annual meeting OF the stockhoders Of
the ofncc OF the Company. Room ao2 Van
derhilt Avenue building 81 East 42d St
borough Of Manhattan, city OF New York.
II 90 o'clock IN tho forenoon. for tho pur-
pose Of eecting directors aud for the trans
action Of such other business as may be
brought before tho said meeting.
JOHN II ETORIsR Secrefary
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Orchard and Field
livestock, Meats, Provisions

Baldwin, bbl
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Mems Wear

ALTOONA. renn;-s.lverman 4 s.lyefmsn mr.. !:
silsermau mems boys, and sSal,r Chidrsn' clothing
AMSTERDAM y Y.--M. Gray mems clothing
AMI Yamsn5 or, garments Son'lnen;sl ,. o.,
HAITiN"f,si TIM a. 05"'' Steers Sons: + L. steele
nAITIMoRE~i Goodman Co j Goodman
men; 1ais obn B5OaaEay 2eni1al ,ao, ,,,.n,r,
goods Commodore.
BoSToN-I Pooer. furnishing goods Broadway
hosroNmJoIdsn Marsh >. CO 2- p Robillard
clothing and mems furnishings basement. room
co. 200 Fif,h Avenue
boys clothing and hats for basement; room 6O2,
100 Fi'th Avenue :,
general mdse. Fifth Avenu. and Thirty seventh
CLEVELAND. ohio-~Easo Cap CO W. Rosen.
hats and csps, Broadway central
tOsHOCroN Ohio-1he Buckeye; c. F. RAIDER.
clothing Rreslin
CLEVrLAND- Eagle Cay Co W Rosen hais
and CAPS broadway Central
lND1ANAPOLlS- schwartz Bros: LutrinSet
MAyCH CHUNK Penn johnson Bros J. y
'os4s9n ob rqtaHs ana men,. fufnlshlnss York
PfrfsRCHcI Sscrsery Co.: c. Roa' mems
FOIeTSNIILE Pmn.-C. Diamond clpthng
KICHMoND- Southern Bargain Houss. A n
Eauer. notions. gloves. hosiery and mems furnish
ing goods. Breslin
sALEM Mass Amy pslov washburn Johr
T. Neator tofs. mems furnishings. shoes. Syndi'
a'e Trading Co. 23O Flth Avenue
ST LOlIs-Csrleton Clothing 60 Mr lohr
Carleton. piece goods and clothing Hotel Holly
wood
rnoY y w II rrcar CO.. Il Arpln
msn's furnishing goods Continental
l1IrA. y Vt II Cooper GO II II
Cooper. clolhlng and manufacturer clothing. Com
uodufp
WAKE Ma $ Brcslsr Co e Br-lar cloth
my. htQslqay ,enual
" Moran. furnishing goods and clothing In
perial
WOONsOCKET. r. Ne~man & Nicholson
s seaman. cDtAiug etc. Commodore
"a Wonc hsIrh. Mass Ware prau Co. G. Il
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Favor Surety Plan

Unanimous agreement was reached
AT meeting of the Association of
Stock Exchange Firms yesterday to
proceed with the proposed plan Of
forming a new surety company which
viii insure employees Of Wall Street
houses. The meeting was held in tho
governors room OF shc Stock Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12

FINANCIAL MEETINGS
CHICAGO, SAINT PAUL, MINSFArOIys
ND. OnAEA RAILWAY (OhPANY

tFTI'E OF ANNUAL. MEFTfttC,
Tho Annual Meeting Of tho Stockholdcr.
a. the chicago. saint Paul. %lnneapoll-
md pmAhs aii~ay Company viii be held
= the office 81 The company in the city Of
Hudson, Wisconsin. on WcdnesdAy April
= 1919. a. O'Clock m. for the election
~ directors and the transactiop ~ such
other blssnfss as may como before said
meeting.
Tfansfer books VIII be closed on Friday.
March T. 1919. At the close ~ buaincns
~ thar day. and piil b rcopcncd on
ThursIAy. April 10. 1919
Dated February n 1919
JAMES r CLARK Tre-ident
JOHN -. CALDWELL. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
DIVIDEND NOTICES
Railway St"cl-Spring Company

February nth. l9lp
quarterly dividend OF ONE AND
THREE QUARTERS PER CENT Na.osl
has this day been declared on the PRE-
FERnEp STOCK OF this Company. paya-
BILE March goth 1919. to Stockholders OF
record March 10Th. 1919
Tho Transfer nooss viii not be closed
'hocks Will be mailed by Rnnkers Trust
Company.
r MCCORMICK. r,r.arur.r
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Butter. Cheese and Eggs

Butter. Receipts were 1900 pack
ages. Creamery, higher than extras
lb, 6OGl SO iac; extras. 90 score. 5912c;
frsts, IS TO 81 score. 56a 59c; seconds,
SO to 81 score s. "a 55 &c lower grades.
47M soc; unsaltcd, higher than extras
63 L a SIC; extras, 62 q 63c; hrsts
391l 62c; seconds. 5dn 5Sc; state dairy
tubs. finest. 57Cd 5Siac: good to prime
ga 56c; common to fair. 12W51c; rem
ovatod, extras, d6l2ma7c: hrsts. 44Gt
doe; lower grades, 400 43c; imitation
creamery. hrsts. 44n toe; ladies', cur
rent make, tirsts, Ava TIC; seconds
800: lower grades. 37la 3Slac; packing
stock. current make, NJ. ! 3qG 80 tac;
No. ,, 3SN N3S'2c lower grades, STA
37l2c.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
NEW YORK s,'BrRBs coMra<.

The annual meetInE OF the stockholders of
tine New York Suburbs Company Will be het
NJ the Office OF tho Company Room 302
Vanderbilt Avenue Building, 81 East i2d st.
Borough Of Manhatfan CITY OF New York
y Y. on Wednesday. March 10. 1919 n,
Loo O'Clock IN the forenoon. for tho pur-
pose of electing directors and for ,he trans-
action OF such other hUsincss rs may be
brought hcfor" tho said meeting
JOHN II STOHr,R Secretary
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Commodities

a quality equal to tho present for the
existing price on IS Sd
Quotations in cents pound for
lots Of 50 to 100 packages are given
in the following table Small lots
ruled l cent pound higher:
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Satisfied Judgments
In New York Comfy

T7lc Hrzt Is that of tho debtor the second
thst ot tho creditor. with date when judgment was
nl~i
Warner. Charles NC. r. Winch Aug
20 1919 reversed ................ S2ll31n
Simon Simon and Rsc-S Klein: March
H. 1919 .......... ....... s3s.72
l9is .......................... los a5
Simon Rn~o-l Baer Feb 2l. 1919. ?73.l0
81 dels 49,. =. 7.ial 10
1919 ,cancslledl ........... s74, 81
March I. 1919. -. 100 81
National Surety Co retn olnsy & 90
and George C. CoInstnck-R. 4 l. Co
Iuc; July II. 1918 1884 is
Aug IL. 1915 .....-..,...'. 1877 30
Cantor. Mcrrts-M Block; FAB. -. 1911. bl9 40
juno 3. 1919 ...,..................." $50 Is
Same iacrry Rms: Inc April 20 1915 l2o %
ing: Oct 2 1914. -. AIS 70
oct .. 1918. ............' .......' 1851 IS
Mullins. Patrck-M L. Munro estate
Iune 10. lals ....... 49, cl24 81
Evans, George l.. and william II. Wy
gant-M@or Equipment Co. p~c. T.
Gcrson. Roeert-A Bsrclin: No, 20
In Bronx County
Nielsen Androw--J Kcmp--Feb 20, 1912 16s 90
Ralph 1s ,a,1 n.ri's A-n Brown ct al; April 40.
rtslnor. ,,slia ana john-Sa R,stni 6ul eV'''
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
'i'c,

Prices wore unchanged i'm the tea
market yesterday and the market was
dull The trade was interested in a
cable from London quoting "Thc
Evening Standard" as follows: ait is
absolutely untrue to say that the state
is making general profit in tea, the
balance IN favor Of the Ministry being
only fraction Of "A penny pound.
1t Is very doubtful when control on
tea is removed if the public viii get
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12

Price Of 1916 BRYANT Avenue shows liabilities Of
i5.527 and The three largest creditors
Edmund J. Levine. a. Fifth Avenue. $39 900
Excelsior brewing Co. address. S4.o00. and
la1ar Cohen. % Attorney Street. $500 Samuel
1 Goldberg. 81 Liberty Street. is the attorney.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
schedule In bankripcy fled yesterdsy in
The nitcl states District Court as follows
WALTER X TlCHNOR A schodulcof Walter
X. Tichnor mo addrssl shows liabilities of 81. esl
and The three largcst cr~ibrs arc
leaueie W Hicsk. 1916 St Nicholas Avenue, $993
Charles Pcdian. $40 Broadway. $3.50 and Heb~rt
W. Clark 5S5 Fast fremont Avenue. 2529 The
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12

Sugar.-Cuban receipts for the week
werc 1882 tons. compared with
l619S0 weck ago and 13o.O92 tons Il
year ago ENports we're 75,200 tona.
against 95,85t last week and ll8.IS3
a ycar ago. Stock, 587,329 tons, COM
pared with o2G991 iast week and
G5O,SG9 year ago. or the exports
3'2Ol tons went to United States At
lantc ports, 9,l57 to New Orleans,
tons to Europe
There were no sales reported yes
to-day. Conditions in refined sugar
were unchanged, all interests quoting
&c regular terms. Exports OF granu-
lated are being delayed by lack Of
ocean tonnage, and stocks in rcfncrs'
hands arc increasing
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN
HAII l4AX llMHAAA

NOTICE or AN%UAL MEETING
Yne Annunl Meeting of the S,ockholser-
% tho Chicago aifd North western Rail-
way Company viii bn held 81 the ofrce
~ rhe company 2zs West Jackson Bouie-
sArd. in me city ~ chicago. Illinois, on
Tn~sday. Aprii g. 1919. at il O'Clock Il. IN
far tho election of directors eud the
transaction ~ such other buBineas as may
cone before raid meeting
TFansfer books VIII be closed on Friday
March T. 1918. a, the ciose of business on
pa, osy. and VIII b. reoptned on Wednes-
asy. ADrii 3. 1919.
Dated March l. 1919
WILLIAM H FINLEY, President
SCHN u. CALDWELI% BsGrs4mry
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12

its holdings, and that buyer had
been readily found. More than 10000
shares Of the preferred changed hands
yesterday at a net advance of 81
points.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Shoes

CHIC AGO sears Enchuch Z 90 o = And,r
son. mems sbosr 10 Fun Ayenpe
CHICAGO Seam. Ho.i'uck q Co. D. III.
rutbcrs J lis iifth Avenue
LANt AsTFR Watt Hhsnd. - Bark. shoe-
t3z Fourth Avenue. 5th 1oor
er LoI Famous y Barr Go - ] rielda
ncu e. boys and women's shoes. 3. Wot rWenb
sixth Street eight door
ST LOUIS Famous Barr GO y Munehusr
shoes 'hsscmat 81 West Twenty tI'h Suc
eighth Door
SALEM Amy Biselow s Washhuu lohn y
yester. toYs. mems Furnishings. sho'a. syaasai'
Trading Go 230 PiftL Avenue
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12

AlIFNTOVN Penn -Iolilngsr Harmed CO
{ Harmed. house furnishing goods china a.
glassware books sfationery and groceries Latham
BALTIMORE -Mmch & Iisenhers CO. & y
Allen president. iunliture. carpets and upholsisi
BosTON standard Furniture Co. Nils.
carpets and furniture Latham
6. W Rose, carpets and upholstery rcrnsyl,srp
CLEVELAND NJ Stems tssi Madison Ysrn
ture Go II stern furniture Hresnn
FALL RIVER Mas Sangcr ,o, to. W
Hoylc rugs and upholstery iei Fourth Arenl,.
fNpIANApoUs G. + Hossl 60. n
Howard. hoor coFcrnss ami uph0s'erg era.
NEwBEnny cr sammm Co. = II
PHILADELPHIA Spouoi Schwartz. "
PHfLADELPllIA HuIees = 60 49, NJ
Hodges honsc furnishing gopit rs-i Avenue
rlrrSBi non ! Horne CO. rnssanrsf
house furnishing 20 ds. china. 4ia.apare A..
electric nanrea 40 Fourth Avenue Latham
PlTTSBt KGli kanfmaf 4 Hsor CO.. Ros.
fielder. house fnuishuR fnnds. rNnf. toys sts
pirturct to4 Fourth AyeHuo Holland
PO1TSNli,iE. Penn DlYfr i4mrfnf A Ser
art. y I kocrchcr houee Furnishing goods, chlf /.
to,s 20 Fifh A'cnne. HoalI 4us'e
HEApING Penn pitea. rOmsflf 4 fta.n
Aycrnf. Nefnd square
sCHFNEcTADY. N Morris 4 Son NJ
Morris hoUse funi,hings Brohdsay Central
WALiDN. n. hDiihss iufiiufr. iis'
GAINESVILLE. OHIO II webcr Son, A. co ,
Stoncburnef. carpets rugs ami noor covering,
a Last r"cnt, thifd street. room s1s
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
DIVIDEND NOTICES
UNITED DyEW0OD CORpoHATIoN

Preferred Capital Stock Dividend No. 10.
Common Capital Stock Dividend No. TO-
The following dividends have been do
clared on The stocks of this Corporation: n
dividend or SITS per share ,from n sum
set aside for tho payment Of $500 per
share for the year 1870 on the Preferred
stock; a dividend of 81 so per share on the
Common stock; both payable April /. 1919.
to stock holders OF record of Preferred and
Common stocks at the close Of buslnesa
Friday, March IA. 1919
The transfer books will not be closed
Checks VIII be mailed by The New York
Trust Company OF New York
peWfTF CLINTON JONES. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Buyers Arrived

Goods Co Miss A. F. Hall ready TO- wear and
misses dresses 225 FKth Avenue. eighth floor
ST IOuIS-StiX. Beer & Fuller Dry Goods
Co Miss Q. Il. Thornton waists: lle West
Thirty second Street. li;h floor.
ST PAUL.. Morrissey. wom~n's pea1; Wood
ward
Sr PAUL. Mnn-Felds schiick Co. Mr
Morrlssey. ready to wear: Fellows Buying Assoia
suNBTRY. Penn w Lieb Co; A. W
Lieh. dry goods Martinique.
SAVANNAH Cas-. Thorpe. vomea's wear
Cnlingwoo.i
TolfDo-,Aon Dry Goods Co: o. A Baker
dresses crS;umcs. etc WaNick.
TUPPER LAKE y. VI. Tagcr. ladies' ready
TO wear Broadway Central.
NASH1NGTON-W. Schwartz, cloaIs. suits, etc
WATERBURY, Conn-Mnicr & Beck Co Mrs f
Mccarthy. muslin underwear. corsets ana infants
wear: Bresln
A. fanenhaus. ready to-wear: West Twenty thrc
Street. 18Th floor.
WORCESTER. Mass-R w. Rceks Co: r. w
Becks. ready to-wear a0i Fourth Avenue. 1T
floor
YORK. Pcnn.--J. l.. Fisher Millinery Co. J. i
Fisher millinery. Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Offerings to Buyers

COATS: Have $50 Juniov and Misses 'nsSS = :.
turc. kerEss and velo,us. n close '"' ~ -
50 IS Fes Eli 30 West o6th ST.
SUITS. COATS Closing out at q sscrinos, os,a
moieh Albert Terraktn. SS M~1
Madison SQUARE e0<o.
SKIRTS -rsteet styles; hish lusre cusSs.s Sd
popitns black and cclors. 81 a6 Now '"
GArmrnt Company. il&o Broadway
MEMS RAINcoATs, Y,ns casAnssI -, ~ ~
ard crmspted. tS-b0 fciss FSfc'wsan' VIZ
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
- US [ G n a n G G
Cereals

Cor. After an initial advance Of
about cent q bushcl prices declined =
to cents under moro vigorous selling,
inspired partly by increased offers from
the Argentine at prices much below
previous quotations for the American
product.
Country selling was of small propor-
tions. and when shorts attempted to
cover late IN the dav they found offers
light This resulted in brisk scram-
BILE to buy, and during the last few
minutes tho market was strong, show
ing gains of 8 l2c to &c for tho active
positions.
The continued strength in hog prod
ucts and rumors that the regulations
in regard to daily maximum changes
in provisions might he removed were
partly responsible for the late strength
in corn
Ycs.oraaya Previous Year
Con-" NSv NO T95s yellow f'Sss Sasa sss .'9.' ago
March '........- t43 49, t.27Ls
May ............... 1,27 SIS . Il q
July .,............ l.3llt ''S9'
Oats.-This market was easier carly
in the day. but, after showing losses
of u to l'sc, prices rallied and a.
the close were firm, with net gains Of
&c for the rear positions, while July
was unchanged.
Receipts were of moderate propor-
tions and cash markets were fairly
steady. bat price changes wore due
largely to the action Of corn.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close cloec. ago.
Chicago
March ,........... .s1[a ~ .o1za
May ...........-..-. .65'7 .o5,,a 8a2p
July -..-......... .65l .o37a
Ryc.-Market easy.
Yesterdays Previous Ncar
Ncv York close clcsc. ago
Cash. No West sls7 stso s2.s8
Flour and Mcal.-Quotations we're:
Yesterday S rrev;ous Year
Now York: close. close. ago
Elcnr- Minn..sn.rnt Sll05 $1,000 $500
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Morris +. Frey.

Tdr Consultant Of that institution and
ieodt9 authority on the subject, ,otll
onsuer questions submitted to hatn
through THIS department Tolating to in
diu'dudi, corporation or partnership IN
come tdrcs. or about tOar profits and
eIccss profits tnrcs.
Yon may therefore tell pour tar
troubles to Tho Tribune 70ith the assnr-
once fsot they 1oiN receive expert con-
sidcration. Those questions q0hich are
Of general inteJ cst toH be dns1ocred IN
tins column. thames 10W not be used.
All other questions 1cH be onswcred by
mail An communications tciI be re-
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Leather and Fancy Goods.
JewcIrv

ROSrON -Cnchrist Co. NJ Frank sreN
jevclry. siiverUarc. 200 Ffth Ayenuc rr,fa sos
BUFFALO,. +. Page Co.. pssr ,cusr
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
BANK STATEMENTS

rSsaGss ass' Joan 1's Asb ' TRUsT i1G'FS cosu1sr
y H. sis, day Of beasmosr w isls @ a. shown 5,
,ts annual report made by the ssid y, bank as
2 hs h. sss % o, = lln0: n. .s s to u w ,So and d
ur1 the 18th day Of January 1919.
ASSETS.
ssh N on MIA hand and duo nom banks 81 25S IS
Iqsns real estate. being first
so.ns aus On -1o pledge, Of securitiss ~ s5osssl2is
atocks and bonds. .............-.. b4l80.373 05
o,her assets including accrued IN
terest ..-..-......-..... bz,eS6.U24 So
oVe,d,afS .-..........-. .-.'.......' ll5.dfS.z4
Total ss-,.s sls5 .a44 7ea SO
LIABIrIT1Es
Csp,al stock paid tn...... s. 900 900 90
srRids 90 a hsna SSg SS4 ~
o.Ser ls9r' n.btlitiess:
sas s1sr7sa Sa''fs ioi .ies ana interest 0'OOVOO ~
and divdends ..-...-..-.-..... '6!s 42o 0s
AecepAncea ..+.-'-.-- o.'t' 40
Total liabilities ................ .sl95 Pa. 1853 SO
s;.te Q, New York County Of New York. as;
be directors Of The rarmers I1sn and Trust Co
A!y duly ssap. oech uI:n his oath @ stairs -,
10 q al Act 81 the General Assembly OF the state
Regulate the Administration Of Trust" by Trust
That tho foregoing repo., of the said The
l'ls. and srhibts accompanying tho same. arc
@rovieass and belief. and ,hs, he has examined
t'e ss>ctS and bookn % the said company for TITO
F.'0''' OF making SAID fsgq[' y},w.,v q uAasroy
JoHN J. RlKEK,
sae,'r,oed and ,worn TO bc,oro NE. this 23rd
scsu c. N RirrENHousE
Notary Public
New-York tribune., 1919-03-12
Liverpool Cables. Spot

Liverpool Cablcs.-Spot cotton quiet;
middling l8 points higher, at l6.14d;
good middling II points higher, at
lS.95d Sales 1000; American, 700
Imports, 5000, all American. Futures
vance. Closed barely steady. at a de
cline Of 90 to "a points on Old con
tracts, and of 10 to ii points on new
March. 1915; April, 14.81; May, 1851
June. 1884; July, 1913; August, 1902;
September. 1886. Manchester: Yarns
more steady; clothes steady