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New-York tribune., 1917-06-23
FORECLOSURE SALES.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.--CoyNTl
OF NEW YORk.-IENRI B. VOL
RYCHE-WHiTMORE as sole remaining
Trustee under the last VII ~ Douglas ROD
THONY G. BREW. 81 al. Defendants.
Ia pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure
and sale. duly made ana entered IN the
above entitled action and bearing date IN"
5th day OF June. 1911 I. the undersigned.
the Referee in said Judgment named VIII
sell A. public auction ~ tho Exchange sales
rooms. Nos 1916 Nesey street in me bor-
ough ~ Manhattan. CRY ~ New York. on
the 18Th day of July. 1919. az y o'clock
noon on that day. iy Joseph T. Day Auc-
tloneer. the premises directed by sal1 juif
rleut 20 he sold. and therein desc fibed a
follows. ALL that iot ~ LAM ir New fort
CITY with the buildings thereon. bounded
and described as follows BEGlNNiNG 80
point In the northerlY sldr "l one huhlre9
a nd ninety-nine feet six Inches westerly from
the northWesteTiy cprnsr Or one hundrsi
and eighty-0ith street and Amsterdam ave
nue. and running thence northerly parslel
With Amsterdam Avenue and part ~ me
wsv through party wall. hfty-three feet
eight inches. thence Westerly in nearly
straight line sixteen feet SIX lnrn.s ~
point distant nfty-three feet eight ana three
af,bs inches northerly from the northerly
side Of one hundred and eighty-hith street
measured along 4 line drawn parallel WIN
Amsterdam Avenue from n point ~ th7
norfherlv side of one hundred and eighty
nfth street. distant sixteen feet sN Inches
uesterlv from the point ot beginning
thence southerly along said line drawn par
allel with Amsterdam Avenue. nfiy-three
f,et eight and three-hfths inches o. me
nor,heriv side of one hundred and eighty
0f-b street. and thence easteriy along the
northeriy siA ~ one hundred and eighty
4fth street sixteen feet s.N inches 70 the
nste5 Ner York June IS. 1917
HORACE T.. DEMlNG. Referee
wHERRY & NYGATT. Atiorneyg for Plain
tin - Wall street i.ofoush OF Nan
haitian. New York. =. y
The following is "a diagram ~ the prop
crty 70 be .old. its street number ia 5l'
West ls5th Street
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- Active Securities -
Stocks


R,cOveries in stocks made further
.,sress. although trading was cf 4
.,.,ive character and more circum-
.,;.ed IS 10 the variety Of issues dealt
War shares were once more the
..,ieuous features. but rails gave
..-,i.e Of further improvement. Gross
f,.,s Of 10 3 points were consider
'Nv reduced in the later profit taking.
The inquiry for war stocks was &C
..upsnisd by pool activities in related
..,s,s. United States Steel al one time
.,,vsd sn extreme gain Of Il points,
-, others Of that division rising =
:. ,bout 8. but in almost every instance
-.,h OF the advantage WAS forfeited.
-. more distinctive equipments and
.o,s gained . 10 3 points at their
~. With feathers. while Texas Com
- led the oils at sn extreme rise OF
~ points. .-,.
I'D an average of point or two
- suesrs; Industrial Alcohol finished
:, point gain after having risen over
:. utilities. mainly gas shares, were
.~s,r by . 70 5 points. and rails in
s,s,r,l lost much Of their to ? point
An classes Of bonds were heavy, i'm
,,r,snt railwsy issues yielding with
i,,,rnstionsl issues. Liberty 3i2s
I'D al par. but United States reg
;.t,red and coupon IS of 1916, reg
;.t,red and coupon Is and Panama IS
~,re / TO 8 per cent lower on call.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-23
Ind ustrial
Cotton

Cotton prices made a brisk recovery
yesterday. with October contracts sell
ing up to 1928, or log points above
thursdays close. 1S3 points above the
low level of Wednesday, and back 70
within 81 points of Tuesdays high
record. Trading was not active, but
scattering demand was inspired b.
bullish crop advices. while offerings
were light. Practically the full sd-
vance was maintained. with the market
closing very steady, at a net gain Of
l0l TO l06 points.
No big orders were in evidence
around the ring, and members of the
exchange have been informed that the
execution of large orders will be
looked upon with disfavor by the Clear
ing House Association. Spot house
brokers were among the early buyers.
Private advices from Liverpool said
that little progress had been made in
liquidating the outstanding interest in
futures during the day. Trade calling
was reported, but il was said that mer-
chants were more inclined 20 replace
By purchases in the South than 70
cover hedges. A moderate demand
was shown in the spot market, with
business abroad awaited the outcome
of the conferences now in progress be-
tween cotton trade interests Of Lsnca-
shire and Liverpool with the British
Board OF Trade. These conference
were said to be resulting in plans
which might make II possible 10 re-
open the futures markets at Liverpoo,
for limited business next week.
ha nd IN
replenish spot supplies in Liverpool
was reflected in the ocean freight mar
ket Room for 1000 bales from New
York to Liverpool was booked late on
Thursday at the rate of SO hundre
pounds. This rate was asked by
freight brokers earlier in the season.
but had not previously been paid, so
that shippers are now paying the high
est rates on record, and further de-
mand for room was reported at the
same figure.
The weekend statistics showed a
stock of only 10000 bales American
remaining In Liverpool, but recent ar
rivals at New York have included n
larger proportion OF cotton Tor export,
and increased clearances are conse-
quently expected. Yesterdays exports
of 1888 bales included 2.2l3 bales to
Great Britain. Exports so far this
season have amounted to 5,l09,s52
bales, against 5.416,324 last year
The weekend statistics of the New
York Cotton Exchange follow: Brought
into sight for the week, 1928 bales,
against ll2,3Si last year; for the sea-
son to date, l2,220,4 ,496, against 1929
257 last year. Visible supply figures
not available
New-York tribune., 1917-06-23
SEALED PROPOSALS

SEALED BIDS WILL Re RECEIVED BY
the Board Of water supply, at its Of
fees. twenty second floor Municipal Build.
ing. Park Row. Centre and Chambers
streets. New York City. uhtl II A. ". on
Tuesday. July 10. 1917, for Contract 1923.
for the completion ~ the suDerstructure
over the Drainage chamber a. Shaft 2l
Of the city tunnel Of the Catskill sque-
duct The shaft is located AZ the corner
OF South and Clinton streets. ia the Bor-
ouyh of Manhattan. New York city The
building viii be stories high. about 81
feet by g. feet by a. feet. of the skeleton
s,eel type with brick walls and limestone
and granite trimmings The greater part
~ the steel framework IL already in place.
A. the above place and time the bids
will be publicly opened snd read Pampn-
lefs containing Information for bidders
and contract drawings can be obtained al
the above address. az the Office OF the
Secretary. by depositing tho sum Of ten
dollars 900 IN cash or It's equivalent for
each pamphlet For further particulars
apply 10 the Office Of the Principal Assist
ami Engineer a. the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS, President.
, CHARLES y CHADWICK,
JOHN I. CALVIN.
Comm issioners. Board OF water supply.
GEORGE FEATHERsTONE. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-23
SEALED BIDS WILL pE RECEIVED BY

SEALED BIDS WILL PE RECEIVED BY
the Board of Water supply. AZ rs ONCE,
twenty SECOND floor. Municipal Building
PARK Row. Centre and Chambers streets
New York city, until II A. NJ. on Tues
dav. July TO- 1917. for Contract is7. for
nttlng Up a chemical and meteorological
laboratory. including the furnishing and
Installing OF fixtures. furniture. piping and
lighting ventilating and drainage syst.m.
The laboratory II located in the lower gate.
chamber OF Ashokan reservoir, In the Town
OF Olive, Ulster County New York
Al the above place and time the bids will
be publicly opened and read. Pamphlets
information FOR bidders and con-
tract drawings can be obtained al the
above address. az the ONCE % the Secre-
tary. by depositing the sum OF ten dollars
fSlOl In cash or It's equivalent for each
pamphlet For further particulars apply
10 the ONCE Of the Principal Assistant In.
gtneer at the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS. President
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
JOHN r CALVIN,
Commissioners Board OF water Supply
GEORGE FEArHERSToNE. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-23
FINAHCIAL MEETINGS

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual meeting OF the stockholders %
the TrAns-Oceanic Trading 60. Inc. viii
he held a. ths once Of the company. at
York CITY. on the 2nd day II July. 1911.
a, z o'clock = II. for the purpose os
.lecting three directors FOR the ensuing
wear and for the transaction Of such other
business a. may he brought before the
meeting including the approval and ra'if-
cation q all actions ~ the Board OF Diroc-
tors during the past year.
W h LEECH, Assistant Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-23
GENERAL MOTORS COMPANY.

DETROIT. June 90. 1917.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant 70
action OF the directors and stockholders %
GENERAL MOTORS COMPANY, a New
Jersey corporation. the preferred stock o,
said corporation has been retired A. par
being 500 per share. and accrued dividends
thereon 20 August lst. 1917. being Sl15
per share.
Holders Of preferred stock. upon presen-
tation and surrender OF their certificates
therefor. properly endorsed, 20 the Com
pany's Transfer Agent. the Central Trust
Company OF New York q wall Street New
York Clty. will receive fl1i.15 for each
share represented by the certificates 50 sur
rendered II VI. RICE treasurer
New-York tribune., 1917-06-23
CHICAGO. INDIANAPOLIS &
IOIISNIILE kAII.MAN 90.

- Broadway. New York. June 2ist. 1917.
dividend Of one and hve-eighthS a =
per cent on the Common stock and a senil-
annual dividend OF Two CD per cent on the
Preferred stock has been declared out of
the accumulated surplus of the Company
payable on and after June 29th. 1911 a.
the ONCE ~ Messrs J. =. Morgan & Com
peuy. % Wall street. New York CITY. 90
stockholders OF record at the close OF busi-
ness June oist. 1917.
!. \ HILTON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-23
DIVIDEND NOTICES
GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION.

JUNE AfN
The Board Of Directors Of General Motors
Corporation (Of Delaware has declared tho
quarterly dividend of 81 80 per share upon
the preferred stock OF The Corporation.
payable August lst, 1917. 20 holders Of Pre-
ferred stock of record at the close of business
July -. 1917. and also the quarterly diNi-
dend Of 81 90 per share upon the common
stock Of the Corporation. payable August
l. 1917. 20 holders OF common stock OF
record at the close Of business July u. 1917.
JEROME a. LEDERAiAN. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-23
Produce Markets-Current

Butter The covering OF some short con-
tracts and the filing Of several outside or
ders gave added strength TO the market and
prices were advanced about i.e on all grades
OF creamery. Creamery. higher than extras,
per h. 3gd3es,e: eStras t92 score). 3si= \
3Sa,c: hrss tss 10 el scorel. 31ie n SSi .c /;
seconds ts3 To 81 scorel. 35i. n 3,c thirds.
g4a35c. creamery. unsalted higher than ex-
tras. iOL1iOise. extras. 39isfioe; f-ts,
New-York tribune., 1917-06-23

Metals

The copper trade paid more attention
Yesterday TO labor troubles in the
Western mining districts, because II
the strikes at the various mines are
continued much longer il is expected
output will be reduced materially. The
market was quiet, with prices un-
changed. Prices for any delivery this
SIDE OF September are declared TO be
only nominal.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-23
Office NJ The United Gas Improvement Co.

\ " IOrnfr Ur0Nf and NrCn NfTerfs
Philadelphia. June H. 1917.
The Directors have this day declared A
quarterly dividend of two per cent. 81 90
per share). payable July lI. 1917. 10 stock
holders or record at the close Of business
June 30 1917 Checks Will be mailed.
l. W. MORRIS. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-23
Bonds

Trading in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange Friday amounted to
sl.ss7 GOO. against S1,7l9,0O0 Thursday.
S2,714,00O a week ago and S2,762, 600 a
year ago; from January l to date,
$4S7, 7,22l 900, against s5l9,736,O0O in
1916.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-23
Th. Nam VAIL (enfraI Railroad In

New York. June -. 1917
4 Dividend OF one Dollar and Twenty
Ave cents Ol2jI per share on the Capita
stock of this Company has been declared
payable August I. 1917. ~ the once OF the
Treasurer. 10 stockholders OF record AT the
close of business JUL 9. 1911
EDWARD l.. ROSStTER. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1917-06-23

West is5th street.
The approximate amour, ~ the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above described
nronerty is 10 be sold Is ;fsii.ss. with
interest thereon from April 10. 1917, to-
geiher with costs and allowance amounting
10 s3Oi43. with interest from June ~, 1917,
together with the expenses OF the sale. The
spproxlrnate amount of the tax liens. taxes,
assessments and water rates or other liens
which are 20 he allowed 10 the purchaser
out OF the purchase money or paid by the
Referee is 1907 20 and interest.
Dated. New York, June is. 1917
HORACE l.. DEMING. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-23
WORK

June %. 1917
THE BOARD or DIRECTORS HAS TO-
DAY DECLARED a quarterly dividend of
FIVE PER CENT. (5oe) upon the Capital
Stock or This Bank. payable on and after
July I'd. 1917. 20 stockholders of record at
close OF business June %. 1917.
ERNEST V. CONNOLLY. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-23

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
$50 Hecla Mining 81. 81 e'l 81,
1900 Hudson b Il NJ. "a IL ~. lie
5o00.J Verde oap'. 80 ia. ~ IL
1900 Josvig-K IA pl. q ~ "a %
1900 Iron Blossom. iys ~ tfs III.
1000 'TJim Butler. II 70 ~ 73
$500 tJumbo Ext .. 36 So IS 35
100 Kerr Lake. asa asa asa asa
1000 Louisiana Con. "a iG lIs lh
225 Magma Copper. 43L2 IS 43lz -
80 '7Nagmatic C.. % "a 22 %
1000 fMagnate Cop. "a a q "a
1900 'fMsrsh Min. o.. IS i6 IS IS
10000 Mason Valley. 8 IA 7t7
300 .fMo,ser Lode. Lode. II 20 a7" a7"
ls6oo.tNat Z s L.. % g 10 %
2500 'tNev r IA pl. 10 12 10 n
sS$" $4,000 Psl3;sd ,P5.3 :: Z d, :; i il }: !; d u
500 Red War Min. "a "a
1900 'JRichmond C.. Sc SO 55 SIS
1900 .tSagamore NC 1h ifs ID 1n
500 'Santa Rita D.. n a = 4
800 Seneca Cop c. 1oas fola 1o3s folIa
$3.50 Senorita Cop. 1Ia 1s4 ~ 1aA
25O0 Silver X Of A = p J. =
200 Standard S-L :! = II 81
2SSS 9SS ToGoish Tonopah t;' Est.- 2la q! ga ga
1000 Tri-Bullon .. "a "a "A u
1000 'tTroy-Ariz o.. 90 80 30 80
900 run Magma. 10 10 10 10
1l7OO Un Mines Of A. "a u "a g.
1900 ~ Tungsten. q 22 q "a
sssSS goo tuties Wit Nine. c9 ga g. IS 81 IS go
1000 'tutah Nat ". 4Ja "a 4ss
1900 tWilbert Cop. 22 "a q %
1900 West End Con. 66 So Sc 6s
$4,000 tYerington NJ &c 81 81 81 35
New-York tribune., 1917-06-23
>oTICE:-sEALED PROPOSALS WILL

ne received until IL o'clock, June 80.
1917. At the once ot The Pernsylvsnis
Company for assurances on Lives and
Granting Annuties No. 81 Chestnut
Street. Philadelphia. Trustee. Tor the sale
TO 10 ~ as many OF the Philadelphia. VIII
mington and Baltimore Railroad Stock
Trust Certificates as sis5.0Ss will purchase.
The offerings at the lowest price. not
exceeding par. costing in the assregate not
more than the amount stated, VIII be ac-
cepted. the parties Offering them advised al
once. and payment made july ?, 1877, upon
proper assignment Of the certificates.
Proposals should he endorsed, PRO
posals for the sale OF Philadelphia, VIII
mington and Baltimore Railroad STOCK
Trust Certificates" and addressed 20
{. :. W. PACKARD. President.
5l1 Chestnut street. Philadelphia, Pa.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-23
THE RANK oT AMERICA

New York. June 2-nd. 1914
The Board OF Directors have to-day de-
clared a scmi-annual dividend ~ fourteen
90 per cent. free Of tax. payable July
End 1917. 70 stockholders of record Of this
date The transfer books Will remain
closed until July 3Td. 1911
" NJ BENNET. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-23
The Importers and Traders National Bank
Of NeM Nnrk

New York. June 27nd. 1917
A dividend ~ Twelve Per Cent. free of
tax. has to-day been declared by this bank.
payable on the 2nl day OF July next. The
transfer books viii remain closed till that
date
+ = TOWNSEND. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-23
Curb Market

Note.The Tribune assumes no response
blity for the accuracy or authenticity of curb
market quotations Transactions and prices
Friday were reported as follows:
New-York tribune., 1917-06-23
Yesterdays A year

Cottonseed Oil.-The Census Bureau report
on the amount Of cottonseed oil crushed and
on hand was thought TO assure 4 supply fully
in accordance with the recent volume of buy
ing, but the market during the day developed
Armness. closing with net gains Of l0u Is
points. Shorts were good buyers on the
strength in cotton and the firmncss in lard.
Offers were readily absorbed. Total sales for
the day were $4,000 barrels.
Yesterday's A year
New-York tribune., 1917-06-23
us t e n a n c e
Cereals

Wheat.-A rally occurred IN this mar
ket Yesterday, and at the close Chicago
contracts were 3ia 20 cents higher.
Cash markets in the Northwest led the
adyance. with Minneapolis 1912 TO l69t
certs above closing prices the day be-
fore. Mills were said 10 be buying
cash wheat quite freely, and as sup
Mics of old wheat are still small IT re
auires but little buying 10 bring about
Quick upturn. Further complaints
were heard regarding the lack Of facil,
ities for marketing the new crop. and
the impression appears to be gaming
Ground that some arrangements VIII Dc
made 10 offer a broader market. THIS
also had more or less influence ana
brought about more or less covering
on the part of shorts.
The Modern Miller" report SAID that
weather conditions have been favorable
for the wheat harvest, except IN Okla
homa. where hot winds prevail; thresh-
inc Is in progress in Texas and Okla,
hona. and exporter are the principal
buyers.
Offers Of new wheat from the south
west are steadily increasing, and II Is
the prevailing opinion that old and ne"
crop wheat will work steadily together'
New-York tribune., 1917-06-23
Consolidated Exchange

Transactions and prices yesterday for the
more active stocks follow:
New-York tribune., 1917-06-23
Kansas City Outer Belt and Electric Rail
road gOmDaDN


The undersigned as "a Committee under
Boudholders Deposit Agreement dated
August T. 1912. IN respect of the Fifty
Year First Mortgage -Four Per Cent Gold
Bonds OF the above Company. does hereby
give notice to ali holders Of Certificates OF
Deposit issued Hereunder and under a
dated December 81. 1915. that said Plan
and Agreement have been withdrawn In
their entirety
Under date of November II. 1916. the
Committee notified all Dcpositors that pay
mentS heretofore made In respect ot sub
scriptions under said Plan would be re-
turned 10 the persons who had made same
upon demand and upon delivery Of the re-
ceipts therefor properly endorsed 20 the de-
positary or agent Of the depositary who Is
sued such receipts. and that each SUBJ
scribsr on the return ot the amount paid
IN hy him under his subscription would b.
entitled 20 receive a Certificate Of Deposit
In respect Of bonds heretofore deposited
by him with the Committee.
All payments made in respect Of such
suhscri ptions which have not as Vet been
returned will Doe returned upon the terms
and conditions aforesaid.
Dated. New York June IS. 1917
JOHN ". PLArTEN. Chairman.
EDWARD DICKINSON.
J\BF/ 7. ODEiL.
PHILIP ID. TUCkETT.
Committee.
}. FREDERICK EAGLE Counsel
CALVERT BREWER. Secretary, So
cedar street New York
New-York tribune., 1917-06-23
Bonds

Sales C0O0 omitted. Open. High. Low. Last.
"a Am Smelling 5s 90 % eiss siy,
10l Beth 81 IS ~ n. e8I4 esla esIs 9sLe
ION Y c 4i2s w 1914 1o1I4 1914 1914
unlisted. tsen cents per share
New-York tribune., 1917-06-23
Industrials

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
300 500 Asio1 .do pf h1p' ''.. 2sIss II 26 rs
100 'do ctfs of d. "a 4ss 4ss AS
500 'Ar Reduction. 80 81 80 8E1a
100 Am Int $50 81 81 81 81
100 Am Writ Paper 3l2 3-s ga 3ls
1900 'Boyd NJ Ia pl. 3I2 3-4 3l2 33A
- carbon Steel. 1902 io2 1o2 1o2
5000 'Car l. & P. 3ls 39s 3Is 3}s
$500 Carwen Steel. 12la t212 n t2Ls
500 Scent Fdry pf.. 1894 55 53s4 54s4
$50 $50 Char ] c Of A. g ,oss oss7s ossss
coo Curtiss Aero. 90. - 43 42G sea
,Gzo Emerson Phon.. osSla oee{a e, oe.+
f1u Haskell&B c c. 3sla 3e1a 3Sla SO
coo slnt Trad Corp. So 3s 80 %
900 do pf ......
1000 Manhattan Tran So "a So 81
10000 Marconi Of Am. 33A 33s
600 Mar A ctfs.IoiNa to4 1919 1o4
10000 Maxim MUM. 2Is 2zs "a 25s
l2O National Acme 35 35]' IS IS
100 IN Y Shipbldg AZ 47I2 46 80
900 'st Jos Lead 1sIe 10 1919 10
900 goo sssMa ssieSi A9ys PSte. cp s. s s9s 50 %
1900 Sub Boat CT 32Ia SEA 3ts4 32Is
500 rr { ctfs. 2 21s 2a
300 'United + Aero 3I4 ga 3l4 3bA
1900 u 5 Steamship. 434 41s 43A 47s
1000 'Unted Motors 2s1s 20 28la 90
1900 u 5 Aircraft. 534 els 5'4 6as
j00'U 5 1t & lit. 13s 1ss 1ss 13s
1900 'Wr-M Aircraft 8A 7Ss 7'4
300 'Zinc Concent.. ga ga ga 234
New-York tribune., 1917-06-23

Sugar Futures.-The opening was IN
changed 20 an advance of I point. and the
close showed net gains Of las points. with
sales 80. $50 tons. fully two-thrds Of the total
being represented in switching. The July Of
ferings were absorbed mostly By local trade
interests.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-23
ANDREW j. MCCORMACK. Auctioneer
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS.
By ADRIAN II. MULLER q son,
OFFICE so So WILLIAM ST
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 81. 1917.

az 2.30 O'Clock. at the
EXCHANGE SALESROoM.
SOS i4 AND i5 NESEf STREET.
For account NJ Executors.
q shs Pacific Fire Insurance Go.
10 shs Rankers Loan and Investment
Co. Glass :.
For account ~ whom II may concern
900 shs Flemish Lynn Photograph 60.
preferred
10 shs Cushnans Sons. Inc. common.
81 600 Bond and Mtge. LIST. made hy Henry
Huesuer and wife 10 Jacob II Semel.
covering premises 40. 1900 Lind Ave
Bronx. past due interest Sc, Size 90
hv - n
New-York tribune., 1917-06-23
Orchard and Field
Hay and Straw
Livestock, Meats and Provisions

Following are yesterdays prices. compared with
those OF year ago;
New York Yesterday year ago.
Live steers. best.
100 10 .......SiI.0o aSl3.5o N.65 @Si0.oo
Dressed beef sde.
100 10 ........ rs .1'i ~ q 10
Live yeals. best.
100 10 ........i3.0o a 1900 1000 ~ lj.Zo
Dressed yesls. city. -
10 -........s.++ ~ ~ ~ ~
Live ewes 100 10. 800 1850 $50 "a IZo
'iaiia prime. 100 100 lb'.r775 a 1900 ~, g 400
Diesel B:i mutton. mutton II % g .l,ss y g "a
iIos'. 100 ID ....iA.N IS.2' 1000 q Io.2'
Dressed hogs. ba- ,,,,
Ms,; Mess Petf. Seef Ii l6I 800 q ,IM f.5o z 1890
Aia .'.''a',i.ose Miaa.e "t'' arI,c ,2oo a 1896
New-York tribune., 1917-06-23
Mining Stocks

Sale. Open. High. Low. Last.
$500 Acme Cop Hills ~. Ia - y,
100 Al-Br Col Net. = iE 10 ID
$500 'tAlas Sta Cor. 50 81 50 81
700 'Ar-Bing Cop e1a oA "a "a
1900 'tAtlant1 ..... y y wa "
G00c u Ledge Cop 23s ga ga ga
5000 fBOston a Mon 90 90 % %
1900 'Bradshsw & lie ~ IA l1
COO BuCop&Z ct i0Is 1lIs 1923 11Ls
COS Butte Detroit. "A "a "a ID
$500 'iCaledonia 80. 80 o. % %
I 1000 Calumet a Jer lss 1ss lp ~
1000 Canada Copper. 23s 2as ~ "a
$500 fCashboy .... IA ILs
1900 -Coco Rv Mng Us Va l's lJg
ZsfO Cons Ariz SIN. 2ls "a "a "a
500 'Cons -Homestd. u Hs u Il
700 Crerson Con G. "a aDs
2sOi Crystal Cop " "a 1ts - lu
% Dun-Ar tspD Ia 70 Ia "a
$500 'tEAstern Cop. So 81 30 bI
1900 Emma Cons. ~, lis lu
$500 .tFsrber Cop. 81 % 81 o3
300 'Globe Dom Cop 7, u ~ \
200 tCodfsd Con. 81 81 90 81
1000 'tGodhsd ner.
1900 'Orcenmonstcr.. lis lhs
5000 tHsrgrayes NJ. ~ " II IL
New-York tribune., 1917-06-23
and
Coffee, Sugar, Tea ane
Cottonseed Oil

Coffee Futures.-An early decline was fol-
lowed by partial rallies. with December CON
tracts selling UP from 77S 20 7.s5. The close
was net unchanged TO points lower. sales
were reported of 49, $50 bags. including ex-
changes Of July for December at l3 points
and Of July for March at 81 points.
New-York tribune., 1917-06-23

Corn.-The market was active ana nr'1ei ,rL
cssb ncsi,ion was strong. with comparatively
light offers. aud exporters were bidding IN
,mo.t ~ The interior markets. There were
COMPLAINTS OF heat and drouth IN portions OF
the Southwest. Otherwise westheI cohu''ohs % ,hs
,vcre generally favorable for GUILTY. ating the
ns,v ron and for active growth. Receipts AZ
primary points again exceeded last year, but
!, ,ra, aid that the arrivals were readily ABB
rorhed. hence there was 3 general lack of
pressure on the market. The technical posi-
ion ,,ss doubtless stronger as n result OF the
saIi;,g rnoyement early in the week, and
mort, were disposed 70 cover for over the
veek end. Export sales were estimated st
-a rbols