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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-09-03

Mrs. Caroline Moorhead of Ocala,
is spending the weekend in Tampa,
visiting her son, who is a member of
the local military company.-Tampa
Tribune.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-09-03
Tuesday Auction Club

The members of the Tuesday auc
ton club will be entertained tomoI
row afternoon at A o'clock by Mis-
Adele Bittinger.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-09-03

Mrs. B. D. Adams went to Ocala
yesterday, where she will join her
husband who will teach the Griner
Farm school-Gainesvil Sun.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-09-03

Eastern Star Notice
The Eastern Star sewing circle will
meet at the Masonic hall Wednesday
afternoon at $3.50.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-09-03

Mrs. D. NJ. Roberts of Ocala, was
in town for the week end visiting her
sister, Mrs. E. E. Bargaineir, who
was quite ill.-Dunnello Advocate.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-09-03

Mrs. c. A. Fort and interesting
Iehildren left today for Wall Springs,
on the gulf, where they will remain
until the opening of school
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-09-03

Prof. and Mrs. Rolls and daughters,
Misses Ethel and Clarissa Rolls and
Miss Shaw of Gainesville, formed a
land Silver Springs yesterday.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-09-03

Mr.. L. J. Knight has returned home
from visit to his family who are
now in McRae, Ga.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-09-03

Mrs. Edward Mayes and children
/ have returned to their home in Area
Ida after a several weeks visit to
their OcaIa friends.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-09-03
COchrane-P adgett

J Both Miss Padgett and Mr. Coch-
rane have friends here who will be
interested in the above announcement
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-09-03

Miss Ruth Rich of Jacksonville will
hold meeting at 1880 o'clock at the
courthouse this (Monday) evening to
form g Marion county chapter of the
Red Cross. 1t is hoped this meeting
win be well attended by Ocala and
Marion county members. If
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28
Stocks
IRn re Associated Pressl


The uncertain status Of the trans
..-.atjon situation resulting from the
,,o.pective pooling Of the Eastern
threads 20 meet war emergencies
AIN constituted the chief deterrent
: the stock market. High grade rails
ere offered at extreme concessions Of
% almost 3 points, their heaviness
,.dually provoking TO , point reac-
ssrs IN prominent industrials.
General news of the day was rather
favorable, railroad earnings taking a
-o6erate turn for the better. money
,rucing further ease, and Italian ex-
,a,nge making additional recovery
ann its recent acute depression.
Trading was restricted at all times,
Aosever, and mainly Of professional
0rgin. this being especially observed
in the relative activity and strength Of
,be more speculative issues. Equip
rsn,s and the war group were later in
,g,ed 70 throw of the inertia Of rails,
m, rallies were little more than ten
,a.;ve on Indifferent support.
United States Steel steered an ex-
,r.nely narrow course between 90 and
q rallyine only a small fraction and
srisbing at a net loss Of IA points.
Related stocks moved in the same ir-
regular manner, most Of the leaders
recording lowest prices just before the
dose.
Some Of the motor shares proved an
,xssption 20 the general rule, and ship
ninrs and tobaccos also hardened a.
f;res with coppers and the leather and
napsr issues, but only few of these
gains were retained in more than
slight measure.
With the exception of Mercantile
Marine 6s. the bond market moved in
Svrua,hy with stocks, Irregular
changes being mainly downward. Lib
,rty issues were moderately active, the
4, bstween 97.76 and 9S.02 and the 3 rs
bs,Eeen 80 and 1914. United States
bonds (old issues were unchanged on
caA
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28
Accent the Burden Cheerfully!

Some view the future with dread
and dismay, others with an optimism
which oyerlooks all difficulties. Per-
sonally, see no reason for detection
or encouragement. We shall have TO
shoulder a heavy financial burden, but
II will depend entirely on the way we
set about our task IL this burden is 10
cripple or efforts. The work OF re-
construction will be long and arduous,
but we shall have the opportunity OF
building on firmer and fsirer founda-
tons than the old. One thing is GER
tain. We cannot go back TO the condi-
tions which existed before the war.
Even IL we wished il the thing is mani
testify impossible. In what spirit, then,
are we going TO face the work OF re-
building7 Not. hope, in the spirit
OF mutual hostility, suspicion and dis
trust, which was before the war so
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28
- Commodities =
Industrial
Cotton.

Record prices for cotton led TO some
selling for profits yesterday, but the
offerings we're much smaller than had
been anticipated with the result that
the market, while showing some reac-
ton, developed no real weakness.
Prices at most showed declines Of %
20 2S points in the deferred deliveries,
while these same contracts ruled only
II 20 % points lower at the close. De-
cember contracts, which ruled rela-
lively strong throughout, showed 3
points net loss finally. Additional no
tices of December deliveries were
promptly absorbed BY trade interests.
which manifested eagerness 70 take in
all the cash cotton that could be OBJ
taired from the local stock.
Southern spot adyices were rather
conflicting, including reports Of an
easier basis in the Southwest, while
continued good demand was report
ed east Of the Mississippi, with larger
holders talking still higher prices.
There was scattered Southern selling
here. but offerings from that source
were not heavy enough 70 indicate any
material change in the situation. The
rally during the middle Of the session
was partly due 10 the way offerings
had diminished on the early decline,
which led to reiterated claims that
the outstanding long interest was
chiefly in the hands of the trade as a
hedge against forward requirements.
The demand from trade sources, how
ever, was less active than for some
time past. and the carly afternoon ad-
vance met Southern selling as wei!
as renewed protit-taking. No i'm
provement was reported in the ocean
freight situation so far as immedi-
ate room was concerned, and cotton
sold for shipment abroad Is said to
be accumulating in the warehouses.
Exports yesterday were l2,s36 bales
making l654,40l so far this season.
Southern spot markets as officially re-
ported were 13 points lower TO Is
points higher, generally unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28
STORAGE NOTICES

TO Mr.. OR MRS. J. J. ROBINSON. LIZ
roy ". Taylor. Mrs. W. }; Worden, =
tate OF Catherine Donshue. Albert Horner.
Mrs Lillian Adams. Z. schiele. Mrs GEa-
ham Scott. Mrs. Stella Taylor, warren y.
Lane. Mrs. Marie L. march,: Nrs Mary
FOLEY, Mrs. M. La Mamma, Mrs. Kathryn
Morgan Mrs. ". Barry. cowperthwait a
Sons. FRED Mcuids. Mrs. 81. Perkins. Mrs.
Gertrude Rogers. Thos. J. Ringle. W. II.
Atwood, Miss Z. Martin. Mrs. Helen Apple :
man: You and each OF sou are hereby
notifed that the time for the payment or
our lien upon the property hereinafter ce
scrlbed having expired, a'ier due notice
thereof had been given you, We VII eaus"
such property. 10 W.T., Household Goods:
Personal EHects and Merchandise. stored
in the Columbia storage Warshouses BY
you or IN your nar1e cor ~ which you may
have an lntcrest), 20 be sold az pubic auc-
lion. according 10 the statute IN such ,s.. csss
made and provided. at Nos. 90 & g West
STth St,.on Saturday. December sth, 1917.
al 10 80 A. 81, and II the sale thereof ~ not
completed on said date the same VIII Dc
continued a. the same place on eSeh and
every Saturday thereafter, beginning at
10 50 A. NJ. until the sale Is completed
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28
Metals

Manufacturers Of copper wire and
brass are facing considerable diff
Guilty in obtaining the metal for their
uses. The scarcity Of copper has be-
come so great that n number Of fac
tories have been forced to curtaii oper-
ations. Conditions continue 20 improve,
however. for the rank and file of cop
per purchasers, who have little diff
Guilty in placing orders for first quarter
delivery. This condition has been
brought about to some extent because
Of the curtailment in the production of
wire and brass.
Current spot prices for few OF the
principal metals and metal products
compared with those prevailing at the
corresponding time Of last year fol.
L.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28
SURROGATES' NOTICE.

~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p. Cohslan, a surrogate
81 tha County OF Sew YORK. NOTICE 10
hereby given TO all persons having claims
aralnf, the estate of Thomas L. McKeen.
iate OF the County OF New York. absentee.
70 present the same with youehers thereof
hustness. the Office Of It's attorney, DAVID
Bennett King. No. iss Broadway. IN ths
city OF New York. on OF before the sth
mated. New York. the s,h day oc Angus,
isiT. COLUMBIA TRUST CO.,
Temporary Administrator.
DAVID BENNETT KING. Attorney for
Temp. Admir-. lss broadway. Il. T.
City
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28
Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cotton
seed Oil

Coffee Futures.-The market was
steadier yesterday. It seemed that re-
cent liquidation had left trmer
technical position, while there was
trade buying, as well as scattered COW
ering, accompanied by reports OF a
steadier tone in Brazil. March con-
tracts sold at 7.24 and May at 7.36. or
about TO points net higher, with
the general list closing at a net ad-
vance Of TO points. The business
included further exchanges of Decem-
Der for September at II and IS points
and of December for March at 25
points.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF
Hon. John p Cohalan. q Surrogate Of
the County OF New York. notice is here
by given 70 al persons having e.ainis
New York state OF New YORK.. deceased
70 present the same with vouchers thereof
20 the subscribed. at his place ot transact
mann, No. s3 wall Street. In the CITY q
New York. on OF before the 10th day %
December next
Dated. New York the tth day OF JunA
1917. 4. HUNT ALLEN.
Adnainietratog.
ALLEN a cAMMANS. Attorneys for AZ
mlnistrator. 50 wall StreSt. y. 7. City.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28
Flour and Meal.-Quotations were:
Produce Markets-Current

Butter.-Receipts, s,074 packages.
Creamery. higher than extras, per
pound, 4siz a ACC; extras (92 score),
47a, IN 4sc; firsts (ss TO 81 score), 43i-
d47c: seconds (s3 TO 81 score), 4o1sG
43e; thirds. 3S Z "a 39isc; creamery. un-
salted, higher than extras, 49lz q soc:
extras. asa "a i9c; frsts, 44i7d47 nc;
seconds. 41ls@itc; creamery, held,
higher scoring than extras, 44d Il ilse;
extras, 43G43isc; iirsts, ALAG ~ ise;
seconds, 400 4lc; thirds, $50 3shc;
state. dairy. tubs, finest. 46G 47c; good
20 prime, ga 45c; common TO fair. $50
axe; renovated. extras, Ala t2c;
frsts, s9isG ioise; lower grades, $50
3ec; ladies, current maze, iirsts, 33is
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28

ANDREw =. NccORMAcX. Auctioneer.
sTGrKs AND BONDS,
q; ADKIAN 81. MULLER a SON
WWKI.L; ~, :, 10 :, GiLLlsIi Wv - isl7 ~
Ar 10 20 o'clock, ~ me
EXCHASGE sALEsROOH,
NOS if and &c VEsEY STREET.
For Account % Executors
II sas Josepn Dixon Crqcibls Co.
Fof 6se9gst n whom r. Nay Concern
toffe Laaryere Title X Trust CO.
- Ysrt Wayne jackson H. X
nrs. American Telegraph 8 Cable
% shs American Light & Traction GO.
e ~ Rsnsssiaer q Esratega r p
z tfs rhisDsrGh 4 Laks kfls *. h,
8 shs croeker kyheeisr 90. presG.
" t1s oaroiEa. CGnehhsld q ON"
1s,rs 'cilnchnsie Coal co. common.
1s tht. Hsv Yorz Railways Co COM
y sha James steusr; 3 co. ist prsfd
~ ne. James Stewart 4 90. common
~ sss Ufbau Wstsr Supply cc.
=, ~ ~ Sonora Exploration co. Z. n
49, 80. fevlluoie OF 90.
''slt ens. Esu1lroif DI 90.
~ fhs c3tY ~ Sew YORK Insurance 20
".hs Importers 4 Traders Haiiohs'
fBzEk
sts Hsr0sff Hati,nsl Bank.
- shs. FDif1u Trust CO
rhss cfy n Sew York ~ Corporate
a. i,tSck iEfs
'"S'e5 Deagsf 4 Salt fAke r. H. Co ~
NfK 51-F.2f lM-Bek Coia Bends
Ns1 1918. cobDDr On. nlfesntiis
Trust & DsD4at %. Certificate Of
DeDos4
sss. Farmers loan 3 Trust CO.
sfls. HgSaeH County Cas- 90.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28
Railway sieel.spring Company.

~ November %. 1917.
A quarterly dividend Of ONE AND ONE-
QUARTER PER CENT. q 4ss) mas thls
Gay been declared On the Common STOCK et
mis- Cor1pan,. payable December y, lgl .
80 Stockholdcrs ~ record December -. 1917.
The transfer books wiil not be elosed.
Checks will be mailed oy Bankers Trust
Company. ,,,,,-,, -..,-o-
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28
- Active Securities a.
Bonds

Trading in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange Tuesday amounted to
sf,44I, 900, against s3,569,O0O Monday
s5,194,O 900 a week ago and si,79s,00 a
year ago. From January ! to date,
1929, III 900, against sl,031,iiO,0OO in
1916.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

New York. November 81, 1917.
The annual meeting OF the stockholder'
of the southern and Atlantic Telegrsp'
Company will be held a, the bXecuuV'
Ofscs of the Company, no. 1915 Broadway
IN the Clty of New York, on THURSDAY
December 6. 1911 az goo o'clock p. ~, for
tho election OF Directors and Inspectors of
Election and FOR the transaction Of suct
otner business as may come before the
meeting. - s...
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28
G.. M. Clark Estate
Valued at $246,074

Charles NJ. Clark, member Of the
Produce Exchange, who died February
% last. left an estate valued at s246,-
074 Two sons and a daughter were
the beneAciaries under his will. The
transfer tax appraisal Of Mr.. Clark's
estate. fled in the Surrogates' Court
Yesterday, fixed the value OF his stocks
and bonds at sl73,iis. His Produce
Exchange membership was appraised at
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28
OFFICE OF
x- ~-txG.p. EAIl~ POWER co.

Is Broad St. New York. NOV -, islI' 4,
A. a meeting or the Board ot directors ot
,b,s Coupany. held on the 27th day of
SoyonbeT. 1917, a dividend OF $500 per
rhare on the capital stock q thls company
,,.o,,e for the ten months ended October
81. 1917. payable on the 18Th day Of Janu,
srv. 1918. 70 stockholders % record on tae
''s' = L LCVELACE. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28
Railway steel.sprIng Company.

~ November 20. 1917.
quarterly d!v,dend OF ONE AND
Observation-Disclosures PER CENT. GAO
bss his day heen declared on the PRE-
FpRRTD STOCK OF this Company. paya.
blc Decem Der 20. 1917. to stockholders OF
record December 2, 1917.
TIRE tTansfer books will not be closed.
checks VIII be mailed by Bankers Trust
Company .s,,,,.,, ,--...,-.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28
DIVIDEND NOTICES
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co

The regular Quarterly Dividend OF 500
pc, ps 1i,idend OF Fifty cents per share on
the Common stock o. this Company nave lns
Gsy been declared payable OF Wedneedc Jan
nary . 1915 70 Stockholders o' record a. i
Noon, on Saturday. December J. IsI''
s,o,kbo,dc-s who have not already done so are
urssntly requested 20 hls dirdend uihliAg o'oers o'
Mn the undeTslSned. from whom blHiA '0lnS iNA'
he had upon application.
FREDERIC Y. s CROSBY. Treasurer.
las Broadway. New YORK, y. \.
November s. 1917.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28
BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY

NcV YORK NcFe'nter - if4t
Tie Board o, DrsciofS haS us .9y declared a 4
,,.sr-.-v 1fvtds-t of one and One-hsA per cctiulr
GICl on the Outstanding capita STOCK Of US
eonparv payable on January lg lsls. 70 NecA-
holders % record a. the close Q, busiesS sAN~fu'
December sth. 1871 ..-...,,~,..- s-..
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28

lamentably evident. We must re.
move, as FAR as possible, all
friction from the machinery Of prog
ress, and IL is one OF the first requl-
sites of success that we all approach
the problem in a spirit Of goodwill
Sir Richard Vassar-Smith chair
man, Lloydo Bank Of London.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28
November 27th, 1917.
limited STATES STEAMSHIP COMPANY

A regular dividend ot one per cent ana
an extra dividend OF one-haf o, one per
cent has been declared on the capital STOCK
Of this Company. payable January -hd'
1913. 10 stockholders Of record al the close
~ business on December l7th. 1917.
Nh. CAMPBELL, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28
Cottonseed Oil Futures.-A frme

tone prevailed in the cottonseed oil
market yesterday, owing TO an absence
OF selling pressure and due to the pro-
nounced frmness in hog products, as
well as other fats and greases. The
volume of business was small, however,
consisting OF 1000 barrels, and net
price changes for the day were not I'M
portant, the close being unchanged TO
N nni.ttr hiohnr
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28
niiliken Brothers incorporated

10 the Holders u Ten Year Six Per Cent.
Sold S1tc- % Mnliken Brothers Incor.
psratedJ issued under Indenture dated
December 20 1913. between Miiiken
bsotheTs Incorp0ratedD and Guaranty
Irust Company OF New York, ana frac-
: So;los s. hereby given that Miliiksn
frothsss Grcorporatedj has elected 70 re-
rssu ani ray al the above mentioned Notes
~ VTp rl December 4. 1917. ana thaL On
". cats t1ere VIII becorue ami - cre an
tzJ1s,s a. Guaranty Trust Company oi ~"
fork, i41 Broadway. Sew York CITY ihe
pr1cipe' ~ a said Notes and scrip dhc l.o
ltisfsS- accrued thereon a. tal1 dats. ray
hsli % uz'rre1 coupons and 4l Ec-e5 ho,
fsyit,srec ~.u b made 90 the bearer thefeDl
a.. paymenf cf registered Notes ana s1I.p
- N tnale % The registered o"nefs iIsI COZ
= tzch case rpcD surren1er thereoi. 70
tsiosr. 10 TIE case % Notes, win AL coupons
Ezigr,rg after December I, i5lt.
b6esa - Ncfes Or scrip VINO desire 70 -
efs payuent thereof yriOr % said date. may
p Surrender % tnelr Notes WIN lns
psos1,ef Z 1871 and subseqlent coupons,
y q ttelf tcrip a. said Offce a. any tine
= or after Ociobfr a. 1917, receive pay
~ ~ q las pr.azip pal of such Notes or SCRIP
~ sis.esf a. The rate % s.z per cent per
ta..n y tts da-s % payment
NllIitA BROTHERS, INCORPORATED
~ C.. T. CLAck. secretary
Daist View York. october -. 1917.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28
THE NATIONAL SUGAR REFINING
roWPtSY OF NFW JERSEY.

New York. NoNtmbeT y TT
II. Board % Directors q his COMPANY :, na'e l1'
~. d.y declared A dividend O, ONE AND TiikEE-
oTARTEKs PER CENT. Gkstl on the Capstsl
stork of tic Company. payable January lsN.
- Stockholders u record az the csose oi ouS4lssS
December 10. 1915. -,, a. -
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28
Curb Market

Note.-lhe Tribune assumes no re.ponsi-
6i.ity for the accuracy or authenticity OF curb
market quotati0ns Transactions and prices
Tuesday were reported a. follows:
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28

SCOTT PAPER CO, PHILADELPHlA.- -
AZ meeting Of the board Of directors
the Scott Paper co. held on November Zns
1917. there was declared dividend OF >
nayable on December ist. 1917, on tho out
sfsndinR common stock OF tho company.
WM s. ROGERS Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28
Livestock, Meats and Provisions

Following are Yesterdays prices. compared VIE
those Of year ago:
NeN YORK Yesterday Ayer ego
100 i6 -. $3.50 asi3.i5 $50 a5lo.5o
Dressed beef. sides. an,
ID. ......-.--. ~ III ~ y si''s
10 Too iTA'' l5 ' 400 q 1900 600 @ 1890
DIi''s'' h va .'y ia @ .2zH ~ al
Live egss 100 10. 700 q ll.OO 9VO q eoo
/ I,i5,s 1n ioo az h. 1850 @ 1900 iIo g l77s
Dressed mutton. n IS q .l9 ~ -
Dressed lambs. 10 20 q 70 10 ..S
Hogs 100 b.. MS c - $50 e lO.OO
Dressed hogs ba- 49,. ,..,
Ne, BEET bo.' :. 500 q 800 1900 q $3.50
Ii5a' 70 i..'.. Aaa.' '27sso 27sc r2oc q 1'oc
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28
NEW YORK vR,Bu-NE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2s 1917

Sslcs. Open. High. Low La :
1900 sGleurock OIL. IS IS IS IS
-7eo 7e, .Ii.i5.. .Hsa o & III 3 195 s. %. ~, 21s
s3J III G Or & z "a "a rs rs
100 'Int Pet ...... i2ye lHts lE'2 '<12
1000 Ken oil Ia %. r. y y
1tD sLost City oil 3 u "a ~
:555 ,a'5 M;; it,,i. p. 81 ,2,s 20" ,,s' ,ao"
e. Midwest Rem. f22 i22 40 ~
e-e1 '-Northwest oil rs II 73 y
5000 srozlahoma oil 50 9 ga o
Zoo '7do pref. IS IS IS i5
1000 Okla p a, r.. 7iz 79s ISs "a
1000 1Omar OIL & g 30 50 50 81
900 Osage-H0m OIL IA "a rs -
600 sPern-hen Oil. 5iz pa "a .22
5000 'Penn-Oh OSG 12i4 va rs i<FA
10000 'Rsd Rk . s. g. lls 1|s "a
1900 800 :E.S5 :5sSa.Sa pa o&R ai4 a. 50, g.
1000 .SeGuoyah ORR. 3 = 3
1900 somerset Oil. @1 Il 3 y
1900 'Un West Oil. IS ~ "a 3
45U 'Nic Oil new ST. ga
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28
) u 8 t e n a n c e
Cereals

Wheat.-It remains to be seen whether
the new departure of the food admin
istration. which will no longer give en-
tire preference 10 the moving OF wheat,
but Will also control corn and oats,
will seriously affect the movement Of
wheat 20 the mills. Some authorities
complain that If the receipts are ma
terially curtailed mills in all parts Of
the country will be clamoring for wheat
with a short time. as the movement az
best has been moderate, at least as it
appears in the daily statistical re-
ports. A break Of cents bushel
occurred in the Argentine market yes
terday. which was thought 20 reflect
larger offers and possibly less favora-
bic conditions regarding tonnage.
Corn.-The market was easy at the
close. owing 10 the promise OF larger
receipts in the near future. The food
administration has taken up the ques-
tion Of moving the corn crop, and 1t
was said that in the future preference
will not be given TO wheat, but that
corn and oats will also receive atten-
tion.
Many in the trade were rather skepti-
cal about the probability OF very mate
rial increase IN the movement, as practl-
cally every commodity is clamoring for
TRANSPORTATION facilities, and while a
large number of cars have been prom
ised TO move corn. so far the receipts
have not increased materially. The
cash position has suffered perceptible
decline. but prices are still much above
a parity with the contract market. and
milling interests all over the country
are anxiously awaiting increased offers
Of new corn for grinding. Under these
conditions il seems hardly logical TO
expect that much corn will be deliy-
cred on December contracts. and this
IS reflected in relative strength IN that
month.
coSs' New NO 1oFs: yellow s2ao sSSs $50 si.oSJs
December cI,5ssio ...... 1.244 t24 SO
May ............. 1.1ass 1.is9s .siIs
Oats-Prices made another sharp
advance on the early trading yesterday
but reacted al the close on the promise
Of increased transportation facilities,
and final quotations were l2c net nigh
er 10 &C lower. A further sharp ad-
vance in Winnipeg and reports tina:
=
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28

Eggs.-Receipts, 4,072 cases. Fresh
gathered extras, per dozen, 5sG soc;
extra frsts, 56d5 SIC; irsts, 54q 55c;
seconds, 476 53c; thirds and poorer,
40G i5c; refrigerator, special marks
fancy, storage and insurance paid,
34l4 d35c: frsts. storage and insurance
paid, 33d34c; seconds, storage and in
surance paid, 30i1 G32lzc; lower
grades, storage and insurance paid,
24I8Oc; state. Penn and nearby West
ern hennery whites, fine 10 fancy, 72 q
76c: ordinary TO good, 500 roc; gath
cred whites, ordinary TO fine, 6Oq 72c:
state, Penn and nearby whites, pullets
55Gl soc; Western and Southern, gath.
cred whites, 55d 65c; state. Penn and
nearby hennery browns, 60G 63c; gath
cred brown and mixed colors, 50q 6Oe
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28
Orchard and Field
Hay ard Straw

Hay ard Straw
Yesterday. A year ago.
(Per TOM (Per toni
Timothy. No. !,
large bales $4,000 $500 22.5o
No / clover mxd 3oooN 100 19oCgf9oo
Rye straw, No. ! -G1S.00 1900 -
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28
Consolidated Exchange

fUnlt Of trade on this exchange. 10 shares ]
Transactions and prices yesterday for tbs
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New-York tribune., 1917-11-28
DIVIDEND NOTICES
FEDERAL SUGAR REI1SIxG co.

November 81. 1917.
ouarterly dividend Of one and Three
orarters per Cent. G2G) on tho Commo'
stock OF this Company was declared IN
date, payable December 18th 70 stocshoid
ers Of record at the close OF business Ds
N''''' PIERRE J. SMITH, Treasurer. :