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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-03-03
TRYING TO FIT OUT DIR. GRAYSoN

Notwithstanding Dr. Graysons admission that Of his thirteen
years the navy eleven have been spent the Mayhower and the
golf links of Washington his appointment admiral in the
Medical Corps has been reported avorab the Senate Evidently
this action taken the theory that need not
sary be sailor Why then should he be real admira-New
York World
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We are authorized to announce j.
p. Gather as candidate for County
Judge, subject to the action of the
Democratic party in August primary,
1917.
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For County Judge

We are authorized to announce
Frank H. Clarke as a candidate for
County Judge Of Mason County, sub
ject to the action Of the Democratic
party at the August primary.
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We are authorized to announce Mr..
Henry R. Childs as candidate for AS
SCISSOR Of Mason county, subject to the
action Of the Democratic primary, Au-
gust, 1917.
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American diplomatic interests in Germany will be confded to
the hands of Spai-he only nation with whom have waged
than half century The War with Spain less than
twenty years in history yet turning to her firm
friend.
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For County Jailer

We are authorized to announce Mr..
John B. Furlong, as q candidate for
Jailer Of Mason county, subject to the
action Of the Democratic party at the
August. 1917. primary.
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SUPPORTING THE PRESIDENT

lot of the idle rich of New York carrying
sensational propaganda for what they call "brh CONTROL The
campaign principally represents the desire into the spotlight
those who much concerned about birth control will practice
self control the rest ought to be easy.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
For County Assessor

We are authorized to announce
Elmer l.. Donovan Of Sardis precinct,
as a candidate for Assessor of Mason
County. Subject to the action of the
Democratic Primary August, 1917.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-03-03

A flow of profanity may be fluent
but 1t can also be damned
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-03-03

A man may be able to dress we'll il
his family doesn't.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-03-03

American oak is popular with Ar
gentine furniture makers.
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A. @. SULSER,
Master Commissioner.

A. D. Cole, J. NJ. Collins, Attorneys.
M1-2-3. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-01
Fuel Old Exhaustion

CALIFORNIA; State Railroad Commits
sion, in q recent statement declared
that the present excess CT consumption
over production in that state, If con-
tinued. would mean that CALIFORNIA;
fuel oil storage will be exhausted IN
less than two years, or by June, 1919.
On the other hand, If. through compro-
mise Of the existing litigation, or
through stipulation therein, undrilied
proven tracts now in litigation between
the government and claimants should
be thrown open TO extensive drilling
such action would have a tendency TO
hold the price of fuel oil at its present
figure and maintain a higher produc-
ton.
If the government wants oil IL should
throw open the lands TO development,
instead Of keeping operators OF them.
Oil Ciy Derrick.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-01
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York LEO T. MElNHARD and others
plaintiffs. against ARNOLD LEWIS and
JULIA O.. LEWIS and others. defendants.
In pursuance Of Judgment u foreclosure
and sale duly made aud entered In the
ahove-entitlei action ana bearing date the
18TH iaf ~ October. 1917, T. the under
signed the referee In said Judgment named.
will sell a. public auction, at the EYchanza
Salesroom. Nos lt-is kssey Street. In the
Borough of Manhattan. city 81 New York
On the 18th day OF November. 1917. at 10
clock noon on that day, by James J. Dono-
van. Inc. auctouesr, the premises directed
~ said judgment TO be sold and therein de-
scrihei as follows.
ALL that csrtain lot. piece or parcel o.
land with the building ard improy sments
thereon erected. situate. lying and being Ia
The Borough ~ Manhattan. city 81 NeW
York. ln the County and state u New YORK.
bounded snd described as follows:
BEIlNNlNG a. A point on tbs northsry
side ~ 91th street, distant three hundred
eighty-nvs $3.50 feet westerly from the cor
ner formed ~ the intersection q the west
erly side Of Central Park West and the
uortheriy side " 9Ifh Street running thence
norrherly. parallel With Central Park West
and part OF he way through a party wall
one hundred 1000 feet. eleven Iil inches
% the centre line % the block. thence west
erly along the centre line o. tia block seven
teen I'D feet; thence solsherly parsllel with
Central Park West and part % he way
through another party wall one hundred 400
feet eleven 40 inches. 20 The n0rfheriy sis
Of 9th street. thence easterly along sail
nnrtherly side u slth Street seventeen al
feet 20 the point or place Of beginning
Dated. New York. October 18th. 1917
LOUIS a. HARTMAN Referee
JACOB A. WOLF. Attorney for Plaintiff
100 Broadway. Borough of Manhattan.
New York CITY
The following Is a diagram ~ lie prop
erty TO be- sold. It's street number Is o. West
g5th street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-01

Nrw YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
~ New York Index No ldbe9s rear tstn.
ANERTCAN MORTGAGE q II .,
uialntlr. against HENRY WELT AMI others
4. oa-sgan-s q Judgment q forsclosvr,
ard sale. duly made and entered ~ VI
eb0va-entltlcf action and bearing cas- vs.
fstb aqv Il October. 1917. ! the lnfefslgnsp.
lie -eTsree in said Judgment named viii SCI
~ y15l.. auction. a. the Exchange saissFoonl,
No 1916 Nesey street D. t4s Loi.tsH a.
Manhattan. CRY Or Ee" ivie' ~ ~ 80
Az IN November. 1917. az II O'Clock noon
.bs- 4ay BIZ Joseph r Day auciionesf
~ n~en1ises directed ~ sald Judgment 70
be 81 ard therein described az fo'i9yr
ALL that certain .et. PEE ea y Imam.
thereon erected. situate. lyins snc btihy ih
Inc borough q Manhattan. IN ths City;
county and state o. New f0rA' ana S"uhs7'
- a.x,ritad as follows
'RrGT,STNG al a po!Ht on he esstsriy
.t5s n Fir-t Avenue. distant forty fiO feet
nor, serly from the corner FORMED ~ tns
intsrsssfion % said easterly sac o. firse
, ,.i+b fhe northerly side 81 Fifty sixth
.. 80. r,-rrirg thence easterly, paraiis with
Fifrv-slrth Street and PsIt o. me a,s, ar.
through a party wal, ninety ,tv-I ~. 49,
.s.-s northsriy. parallel with First Avenue.
tneh.s o6I f.et. thence westerly again
1NrNf ain Flfty sixth Street and part o,
- dfstanca through another parry wa.
- -. - so-t- f34l feet 20 the eesteFly SIDE Q,
niH..' .,..r-e and thence southsriy along said
re SIDE ~ First Avenue. twenty t1eI
T.. TO The point or place OK Ieg'n9sins ,s.,
~ r., hundred and thirty 5000 First
n iiial,.s IN he Borough q Manhsitaa. CITY
81 New YORK. 80 o...h. ,-,h .at-
Dated. Neg 4SfS VsIfr.Iy4N' ps,.r..
,upDLEEROoK & BoRLANp, Plaintiff
81 t,,nr.eys 81 Cedar street. Borough OF
MaShsitsn. Sew YORK: y 4
Ths following j. cl2xfam ot the PROP
- solG: - street number 10 ie5,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-01
Industrials
Cotton

A further advance met increased Of
ferincs in the cotton market yesterday
and part OF the rally from Monday. 8
low level was lost, with January sell
ing off TO 27.20 10 1851, and closing
at 1853. The general list closed steady
at "A net decline Of II TO 81 points.
Trading was fairly active at the start,
but became comparatively quiet on the
decline. with the market rather nery-
Gus and unsettled. Weakness IN tho
stock market was partly responsible
for Wall Street selling during the at
ternoon, while bulges met increased
selling from the South, and trade de-
mand was less in evidence after the
first half hour, although 10 helped 20
steady prices on a scale down.
The market opened % 20 81 points
higher on a renewal of Tuesdays buy
ing movement. and sold about 30 to IS
points net higher right after the call.
There was renewed demand from Liv-
erpool and domestic trade sources as
well as continued covering. The de-
mand from the latter source was less
active after the heavy buying Of Tues
day, however. and the market soon
turned easier. The advance seemed 20
be attracting Southern selling, which
encouraged a revival Of reactionary
sentiment around the ring, and the
lowest levels of the day we're reached
in the late trading, when active months
sold 70 20 % points net lower. Clos
ing prices were a shade up from the
lowest on covering.
The weather nap made about the ex-
pected showing, rains In the Eastern
belt having been followed by clear cold
weather, with freezing temperatures az
MANY poiuts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-01
- Active Securities -
Stocks
nv ne Associated Pre4l

,.,.hsr severe wave of liquidation
-, over the stock market, dragging
-, Greater part o; the list to lowest
-..,tions since the inception OF the
.xistent downward movement.
yssner realization Of the Italian
SOD. uneasiness as 70 the attitude OF
=. neutral European nations and dis
.-,oiutnent at the showing Of the
49, States Steel Corporation for the
49, ouarter we're the primary inhu-
..,. which prompted the decline
Losses we're partly retrieved in the
.,. hour, when shippings and some OF
-. rails reboundsd vigorously. Cate
,or;cal denial by officials Of the Stock
r,ehsnge Of any intention 70 resort to
nipinum prices or otherwise restrict
,.ritimste trading also served to re-
en-. a senblanee OF order.
rnited States Steel was singled out
= the beginning by the bears, who
md that Tuesdays statement indi-
,,ted reaction in that industry. Inc
,,.,k was offered in single lots Of 1000
"a 1000 shares down 20 its recent mini
rum Of 99is. but closed at lOo+,
los.' Of > points. Other equipments
and more specific war issues rallied
uri,bly from extreme losses OF to .
,oiriS.
Weakness Of rails constituted the
most disconcerting feature of the mid
session. bit Canadian Pacific came for
ward impressively with marines in the
last hour and a few high-priced special
-. also registered full recoveries.
Virtually all international and do
nes-ic bond issues. including war TO
tations were materially lower on
lighter offerings. Liberty IS were
s.sadv a. par. but the rs covered the
wids range OF $3.50 70 1896. United
States bonds old issues were un-
changed en- call.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-01
Sust e n a n c e


Wheat.-Recelpts at primary points
contirue 20 show moderate gains from
day 20 day. although the movement -
stiil running much under last year. IL
"a maintained. however, that larger
amount of wheat than usual - oelhg
delivered direct from country elevator
20 nils under the government plan OF
distribution. and that consequently u
does not appear at leading termi.nai,
mar which are used as statistical
nointa. According 20 "The Price Cur
rent." soil conditions are favorable
with a few exceptions, and the grown
and condition of winter wheat - gen
orally favorable.
Corn-Weather conditions were inc
,-incipal factor in the corn market'
which Yesterday was easier, "a ~
veatber over tie West vas OF a enar-
sc,er 70 promote husking operations
ana also the movement. Advices rom
q nnmbe- Of the leading corn states
w.rs 90 the effect that farmers are ap,,
parently quite eager 10 make sales OF
r.w rroo corn. Improvement IN the car
situation is predicted. The character
of,be corn offered. however. Is not very
encouraging. and 1t Is evident 'hA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-01
: ;vestock. Meats and Provisions

r--r-..I,- -, yesf-rfay's pr1crs.. coupaINN VII"
.hoss o. year ago
New York. Iesft1b'
tTe steers. best ..,son ~ N aSgI0
100 N ........ $50 hp7'p w.
Dressed beef .iies. . >, A a 49,,
To ..-.-...-r--. 10 "
i iso 's pest AGO a $3.50 80 q 1890
DI +, '', .s i s ,:s e 8 u535 q q; 8 80
Lambs. fair 70 nm a io.75
mime 100 ID lSp 9 lag ia = II
Dressed mutton. 10 y 2 81. tx IS ia,
Tr-ssei ismD-, 10. q 2 ,e'.tP ,o'no = 10 10
j lcs 100 ID. 1870 '''' WV
Dressed logs, ba- go ,,,. t7s.0 Ia,
con. 10 ..-....- gag - al "a n a. 40
Mess PORK. Dbl .Hoo q t9'% 10 < 500
->s bcei Dbl. JlD Jaw -A''' .
Lard. Middle West, -o. q. * soo - ,oc a 40,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-01
Business Troubles


ROTTBLATT & BENDERr-A petition n hsnk-
ripfcy has been fled against Julius R0fhlut sut
Herman Bender. coupoaiEs the r-n N Retho.aii
& Bender r1aks and suits. 81 II West Seth a..
~ Allen 4 Menha-d, attorney ior taese orrilioTs
81 X Prisssler $500; Henri Wi1thcrst -. 600.
s'a,at 20 10 S5 900 and assetg il5 900 Judge
Mayer appo.atel Frederick " Wakefield rrcaiy,r--
bond $1,000 servo without compensation
TRAPHAGEN s HULL MANNUFACrrRIIN'Gi
against Traphlsen 4 HUI Manufacturing 60.
lumber az k!lA,T. by these crsiif0E Hugh
Mclean Lumber CO. o. Bghno s5'l S'.srieia
VERNON HULA petition IN BANKRUPTCY has
been E.ed against Vernon HUI manufacture. Of
furniture al Kingston, BY these creditors HlIl
agt ID. g. Audls So H. Endorsed notes FOR the
rriphagsn & Hun Manufacturing Co.
NICHOLA. A NORRIS clerk. u TrikeTs. ~ho
formerly Kept SALON az ~ West 3oh 81. N-H
! ors cts. Ia niri petition Ia aanAFlpt5 VIII
liabilities ~ 81 Ci9 ard no assets. The largest
creditor "a The Hear Elias B-esing Co $500.
NICHOLAS J. sCEATZEL. liquor dealer. n
Ossiuing has Fled petition IN bankruptcy. "ith
usMIuc, Il fl.235 and 40 asssts.
CHARLES ALBRIGHT. Of 1910 AHls,enian ave.
las fled petition IN BANKRUPTCY. with Aloiltes
Of $3.50 and 10 assets.
PHILIP HESS. Of 5e5 Ninth ave, has ed a
petition IN bankruptcy. With Liabilities u SAf'L
AID 10 assets.
PIoss 4 LuTZ-Elmer Ploss and Edward 3
Late composing tie frm II P,oss Luz. for
nsrIy g,rsral s,Oro a; south JenSe,t. n no Gals
XIII have eled a petition IN bsnkrupcy SilA
nabilit,-s q SIS $50 AMI asssts They made o.
ass q ulsut o. December g. 1915. alf fZ3.l3o vas
distributed among the creditors They are %"
laboTers.
ESTHER KAPIAS. Of 82 Pike a. has s.ed a
r.,it.on IN BANKRUPTCY. sith liabilities u 'l.s'-
Roc,i,sr Appointed
cu.Pr.Fs FRrEDIANDER 4 90 Judge MAYER
hts Appointed Israel leonard SchwarL nec-irer ief
Charles Frella1der q Co. Wholesale dealefs il
aYto sIrDlles Al . Warren si-yorf. 1-aD.'-a.
ne request x A cDmnlliie. - creditors.
Schedules
DAVID r AITEAiI :. dealer In Homen ap-
,...1 M 10 church SCI. 1ss e.r1 s1ile'lulrs showing
liabilities * 81 20 AID assets. sl.-sV
Cempositien coarrned
NARIOWE MANUFACTURING &c. - Jgis'
Naver las confirmed A compositiV ~ ne si~l .
1--WE MsnufNturng Co. lobher IN Aalr SoD.s :,
ie- Fas, iTfh s. with crsiit0rs az 80 e1S o.
Inc doiiar payable 10 c-rts cash Aad - os4e' IL
r9te, AZ TO- a and 20 months
Assignment - 49,
srTTyARTZ-LEvY CABINET MAKERS. nv
,,snuSa.-.rers u cabinst work az 70 Hpe-I w.
ha. rade az assignment 70 Otto Or->nDefss''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-01

Ag .N.-N'A''
Yesterday at the exchange salesrooms
Of Adrian II. Muller:
v.- Account OF the executors %, The Estate ot
Nathaniel Hs.hssay
9 sharrs Brooklyn Union Co % 500 Each, ls1rs
~ shares Massachusetts, Electric COS, Dil go,
shares .1y Brooalyn R.Did Transit Co. 800 80,
' sha7-s Fitchbars Il. r Co. Dfd. 800
: .p.-., fi,:s; y,sa.i Bank i.ioo each s5 g
shares Baltimore Ohio H. 4 ofd- 'Nl'o eo,l
.n1f-s Baltimore q OHIO r. r. eam. 800 ,,,,
. .t.-rs Deasar. q Hudson Co. 500 eacAJ sss
50 800 American Telephone s. Ie-s<agA 90
cDny a. e gold bonds. "a. STAR 7, 1888
COUPON, March ard SEPT 3 u f4.pp.
" 500. snd I u 500 ..-....... ;....-.,,-. -
s. 800 chicago ln.sagk- a -; P.a. ~
% Wiscl main Valley Dirson. 81 mig %
b9ads. Qua yuly'l. 1890. coupons Jan. $50,
500 Baltimore ohio r. l. % con, ~
god bond due March !. 1888 o120hs' ga,
Marrh and sept >. ..-.- -, d 80.
81 900 Cl.aso Ba-Iin:.sn 4 9 ,i5 . * X
'.Gq iai ui re 800 N. Gg isis coupe, q 1864
ica bonds. due 1888. ooupoo' MAy Anu o..
~ ,-,;.,., 4 Norths.s,e- r. Co 20
d~o binds due April is. ls-l; coupons at.
April IS and oct is; .-........ =: tt.r,,t,
g. 900 wabash Y. TX. ~ at ms 80 +-''' an
500 AtchIser. Topeka santa - y %.
'- nm n,F ~ sid bonds. Que 1895; oou- AZ
&, 200 kirn county Elevated X. R. 90, lsI
rtz a. gold bad dae 1873. o'1p''n' f'' "a
3, a al 81, ~! ii~.I... = Paul r.. -.
,.rv a., sold bonds. Gue June 4. 4''-' -.t1
eog2ons sass al aI Dc ca cos, 81 .ad
t-,nd due Oct. !. 1875. e-rnvH Ap'h 81 sts
ssare Th-nas 6. Plan, Ca. I'd. y'mo az
en- ant 81 scrip ...--.- .--------'- gee
For account % eEecai0s.
&, 30 V Y Cen,rl Hudson Assr n. n.
q, ~ ~ gr.i.bonds. due 1877 ih :.
&, 500 fni,a Ps.fac r r. CO. rH nis 4 r
L Q - e. ooad'' cue ~ ... 'D' sss
s.s az a.. a., sbs Is R Co is, ats "a ~
.i,r boads. QUO 22sl interest Jan ara >.
"a! -. P,,,i.sarIa' cia,ianaii c-.ieAso
- fG'i, r Il -. 900 cash ---.---.--- oi'
Fer ..-,ouni q Eham % mas 'ones-i
$50 shsr-, the Drug Produr;s Co. Ire. eom a.
SO earh pr shafr - ga
"a ,s~o4 S'e'aAn-e' b.nN D'''-''- tt%
sse .h.y-. s.alosri Air Lins r.. Co. CON. a,
= e. 900 eacnl .....- 1900. .s..-.., -
Z 900 shAsrs Alaska c9ppf tor3i
,,or.se r-,s.. ~ ~ ~, ~ iot % '...'-'.. $3.50
100 ,hir-, American HE LeAiher Co. Vd- s,,.
i, .hsr.- Co Go!a.n Rod p..i,y CO. 500 saehi
"a .h.r-- Golden nod Realty Co. 500 eseh)
lot .....ssas'-s''''''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-01
Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cotton
seed Oil
Coffee Futures.-The market co

Coffee Futures.-The market con-
tinued quiet yesterday, with auctua-
.ions narrow and irregular. The ocean
freight situation still seemed the nam
factor under discussion, and, If any
thing, there appeared TO be rather a
more optimistic feeling as TO the future
supply Of tonnage. This probably ae-
counted for scattering liquidation early
while there was little trade selling
accompanied by reports that some cneap
lots Of coffee had been secured in the
cost and freight market late on Tues
day. These small offerings were not
badly taken, however, and part Of early
declines were recovered. with the mar
ket closing net point higher 20
rcfnts lOWeF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-01
Flour and Meal.-Quotations were:
Produce Markets-Current

Butter.-Receipts, $500 packages.
Creamery, higher than extras, per ID,
44h case; extras (92 score), 4lc;
firsts (ss 20 81 score), 42ia G43ac;
seconds (s3 20 81 score), NG42c;
thirds, 3s3G4oi5c; creamery unsa!t-
ed. higher than extras, ASH q acc; ex-
tras, 4AG45c. frsts, 434G4ii2c;
seconds, 42g43c; creamery, held, high
err scoring than extras, 44.@4ilac;
extras. 43ia u 4ic; frsts, AZ 1sla 10 &c;
seconds, 41N42c; thirds, 39i3 40 &c;
state, dairy, tubs, finest, 49, ~ i4c;
good 20 prime, Il12 n 43c; common 20
fair. 37G4lc; renovated, extras, Al q %
42c; firsts. 40Gl4lc; lower grades, 81 =
N3jc: packing stock current make, No
/. 35ia a Bee; No ?. 35c; lower grades,
33N 34lsc.
Cheese.-Receipts, 1856 boxes. State,
whole milk, fats. fresh, colored, sPe-
Gals. pound, % 22tsc; white, sp3cia!s'
22G 29iac; colored. average run, Il &c;
white, average run, 2ll2c; prime %
choice. % 2lc; lower grades, ls4 49c'
held specials. 23c; held average run
22G22hc; Wisconsin. whole H!!A'
fancy. single daisies, 24a1Z4 &c;
double daisies, 24G24igc; yourg
Americas, 25zc; state, SKINS, twins
and flats. held. specials, 1874 n 29c;
Aats. fresh. spec ais. 1S4lsc; t"lns
and cheddars. fresh. specials, ls'4 lec;
aats. prime 70 choice, 16Gl7c; twins
and cheddars, prime to choice, $50 nc;
fair 10 good. l2Gi5Ec; lower g. Ades'
ia lie.
4.l FFeSN
gathered. extras. dozen. 47di5c; extra
frsts. 44N isc; hrsts, 400 43c; seconds,
asa 39c: thirds and poorer, 300 35ci
fresh gathered dirties. No l. 334 Sac;
No . and poorer. 26E 32c; fresh gath
cred checks. good 70 choice, dry. BIG
ace; undergrades, 26a30c; refrigera,,
tor, special marks, fancy, storage and
insurance paid. 34il q 35c; frsts, stor-
ace and insurance paid. 1914 3ic; sec
onds. storage and insurance paid. ga
33c: lower grades. storage ana insur-
ance psid. . Il Sic; refrigerator. near
nv whites 4I6i i5c; state. Pennsylyania
and nearby Western hennery whites,
inc 70 fancy. 70NT5c; ordinary 70
GOOD. 6OG 6sc; gathered whites, ordi-
nary 20 fine. 55G 6sc; state, PenSylya-
mia and nearby whites. pullets, 45g
soc: Western and Southern. gathered
whites. isT65c: state. Pennsylvania
and nearby hennery browns, 50gooci
altered brown and mixed colors. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-01
Mining Stocks

Szles, ODen. High. Low. Last
2400 Acme Cop Hills "a ia ia iss
800 abb Col Met. = x : =,
1900 -fAtianta ..... 1912 II ioi2 -
$500 p Ledge Cop & ia "a "a -,
$500 Boston & Mon s. So 81 IS
$500 P-adsh Cop VI 2is "a "a
700 BuCsZ : ct's 70 "a 7z IA
400 Butte Detroit. "a :. IA :,
900 .Bu-RsmC fsp) sss SIS SIS SIS
100 Canada Copper. a.. ~; "a ~
100 tCashboy .... 5 ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-01

The Approximate amount 81 the ueh
charge. 20 satisfy which The aboye-descf osl
property - 90 he s1li. j. tiesen nov 80
Interest thereon from me 21fh day ~ sep
tant-r 1917. together with costs ana aloN
i noe amounting % Three hundred tnirv.hlns
and -Lffteeu-f00 Dollars witA interest," from
t5th OF OCT. 1917. together VIA ne -
nsr.e. % The sale The approximate amount
~ fh4 taxes. assessmenfs and wafer rates.
Or orker liens. which are to b. allowed % ths
purchaser out ~ the purchase money OF pall
by the refsree. T. five E.niTsd th1p-'N"
dollars ant interest. ~
mated. New York October Eth, 1917
LOUIS C. HARTMAN. Eefsrss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-01
Cottonseed Oil Futures.-Yesterdsy'

Cottonseed Oil Futures es'erusy :
market again gave evidence OF feeling
~ nervousness on the part Of traders
AZ large. Early in the day prices were
arm and higher, with more or less COW
cling in the absence of pressure. Sub
seouently. however, increased liquida-
ION occurred, and the close was easy
at the low OF the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-01
Bonds

Sales 1000 omitted. Open. High. Low. Last
q Gen 2 S. notes. t0o'z 1000. i0osS fo0.s
10 rus G new : IS ST. So 81 81
Unlisted tSel cent. per share
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-01

SSH Street
IRE approximate amount 81 the lien O.
charge. 70 safety which the hove-deserib.d
property 10 10 be sold. 10 ss3t33i with In
tereSt thereon from the 10Th day Of october.
1917 together with the costs and allowances
mounting 20 s5s3s7. with !ntsrss, from
October 18Th. 1871. together with he En-
u@ns.s of the sale The approximate amour
"a the taEsa Assessments and water rates.
or other liens. which are 10 - allowed 10
he purchaser out OF the purchase money. o.
paii by the Referee. IL fisss and interes'.
SAID premises will be soit subject 20 any
state of facts which an accurate survey
would show.
pated. New York. October iTth. 1911.
JOHN J SULLIVAN. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-01
Bonds

Trading in bonds on the New fort
Stock Exchange Wednesday amounted
to s4,7sI 900, against s4,742,ooo Tues
day, s5,33s,o 900 a week ago and $3.50
oso year ago. From January TO
date. 1888, $780, 900. against SssS,S'S'ooc
in 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-01
Curb Market

Not<-Ths Tribune assumes no reponss-
bilty for the accuracy or suthentieiS OF e1rs
market quotations. Transnstions ana VheS
"wednesday were reported rs follows;