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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-27
Stocks


,.,,sipc stringcncy IN money CON
- the determining factor IN
.,opsiv session Of the stock mar
C,u loan. opened at s per cent
~. rate prevailing until shortly be
,,rs the close, when it dropped to
rer cent .,.u,a Great.
..r,ity. local banks evidently TAX
heir cue from the attitude OF inc
r,s.r,l Reserve Board, which Is dis
..o,scing long time acceptanees' rhree
- ak months loans advanced one
t.,f per cent to s per cent with ''r'-
rslly no offerings
socks moved irregulsrly the greater
49,, If the day. but fell back generally
:, the last hour, industrials and other
,,,5srs rointing the way. The recess
ION followed publication Of the week
l.. review OF trade authority, when
,.ferrsl 10 the utter confusion IN
,bs steel industry as n result OF the
r,;ces established by the government
United States Steel. which again con-
.-;bptsd larger quota 20 the days
o,,-stions, fell from liz TO ITO ana
,Iosed 81 1lOk. 4 net loss OF rs
,oints Many other industrials and
conner reacted 20 a like extent, ana
,binping-. which had been almost the
,niy prominent stocks 70 show actual
Strength. also yielded
rails ~ no time evinced any OF the
,,aviour DAYS frmness, the coal groun
hsirr under constant pressure WIN
New York Central, st. Paul and other
cra,gers. Pools renewed their activity
n minor suecialitics, but failed TO al
,ract a following Moderate gains were
.,ored bv Ohio Gas, Distil!ers' Securi-
lies and Mailing preferred.
Probability of a government loan 10
Vayti and shipment Of 100000 Soid 10
rsyada embraced the financial incl
dents Of the day.
Domcstic bonds ended mainly low
~ but intcrnationals we're firm LID
,y.v 9i,s moved in the narrow groove
., mar 10 10000. United States oonos
,o,5 issues) were unchanged on call.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-27
Emergency Fleet Corpora
ton Gives Out Figures
of War Prospects
636 New Merchantmen
Chairman Hurley Declares
Plans Are Becoming a
Reality Already
star Corcspondercel


WASHINGTON, Sept 26.-The oh''ea
States will have merchant feet OF
more than 1000 ships, aggregatins
more than 100000 tons, when me
prescnt construction and commander,
mo programmes of the Shipping Boar'
are completed, according to official he-
rres made public to-day by the ooaro'
There are now 45s ships of more tnan
200 lightweight tons. with an ag8re-
gate tonnage of 2.87l,359, either en-
Gagged in or available for overseas
transport under the American flag.
In addition, the government mas &C
ouircd and is putting in shape Ior use
IN the transatlantic service III Her'ha'.
and Austrian ships OF tonnage OF
700,285.
The Emergency Fleet Corporation mas
comrnandeered nearly 400 steel SHIPS
If more than 100000 tons when arc
beirp completed or under contract .ol
con struction in American yards me
fleet corporation has also contracted TOT
e3s new ships, with tonnage OIL
3,124,70G. .,I;
The prospective government building
nro0rammc not including IN the fore
going figures calls for 452 ships or
tonnage approaching the 3.OOO,0Oo fg-
urc. In addition, the feet corporation
/, is negotiating for the purchase OF % /,
vessels of an aggregate tonnage OF
about 100000.
This tonnage il exclusive Of that en-
oaoad on inland waters, unsuitable
coastwisc ships and small crait opera,
ing along the coast and IN pays anu
harbors.
Prospect Becoming Reality
"The feet in prospect IS already De
coming reality" said Chairman hur-
I.v ,o.dav. Several Of the comman-
| deered ships are already taxing cargo
others will leave the ways in increasing
numhors with each succeeding month.
The ships for which the Shipping boaro
! bas contracted are under constructor,
and the first launching IS expected
! within sixty to ninety days.
| When the feet corporation pro
gramme Is completed, according to tns
figures made public to-day, the uniteo
States will have more than mar a.
nrch tonnage as now sails the Atlantic
! The total tonnage of the United states
the Allies and neutrals in the Atian.ic
traffic now. il ia stated, ia about 20
zoo COO tons. OF this l3,4oO,oOO san,
under the British flag. the United
states has about 100000 tons. Scand',
navian countries 3.35O,ooo tons and
! italy 100000 tons.
ON. If a total of 100000 tons in the
Pacific. about 100000 tons is con
trolled by the British government;
Janan controls 100000 tons. while the
United states has only 100000 tons N
| the Pacific routes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-27
Soft Coal Miners
Demand Rejected;
u. S. Ruling Blamed
Operators Leave Way Open
for Negotiations if U. S.
Fixes Higher Price

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2s.-Bitumi-
nous coal operators rejected to-day the
wage demands made yesterday by the
miners. A resolution adopted By the
operators, refusing u grant the pro-
posed increases, was communicated TO
the miners representatives at joint
conference here this afternoon.
In rejecting the miners demands the
operators seek to place responsibility
on the government. The schedule OF
prices on coal at the mines fixed by the
Fuel Administration, II is asserted,
does rot permit fair profits. even with
the existing wage scale. In some cases,
it il declared, the price fixed by the
government does not pay actual labor
costs.
The miners, il ia said, expected re-
lection. Moreover. the way is left open
for furthr negotiations, the government
coal prices being only tentative pend
ing an investigation Of mining costs.
The inference is that if the government
will fix higher prices at the mine the
operators will be disposed TO treat fur
Their with the miners.
The text of the operators resolution
reads:
"Whreas, the food and fuel bill explicitly
provides that the price so fixed must be
based on fair profits and.
Whereas. the prices nXed on bituninous
coal based on the present scale of wages 90
not YIELD such fair profits, but prevent add
ing additional equipment and machinery
necessary to increase the production OF coal
10 meet the consumption demand, and in
many cases are below the actual labor costs
nj the mines and,
where's, experts of the government are
now examining the books OF the coal COM
panies 70 determine the aetna cost OF pro
ducing coal. and the proclamation fixing the
selling price OF coal states that such price,
were subject to revision therefore, be u
Resolved That the demands OF the miners
for an increase in wages be denied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-27
Industrials
Cotton

While fluctuations were some"ha'
I.s. violent. the cotton market "as
nervous and unsettled again yesterday
and there were swings OF approx
matslv 60 points in prices. After sell
i,y at 23.42 early, for instance. pecem =
bcr advanced to 2i.O0. then broke 10
23.4o. and closed at $3.50. In gen
oral wav the attention Of the trade
scnmed 10 be pretty well divided be,
,wocn rcactionary impulses deriVen
from the high level OF prices and ~
creasinq receipts, and the uniavoraple
character Of weather and crop advices'
With the late break following reports
that the French government had pro
h;hi,ed further imports Of cotton. This
ronort reached the ring in the shape OF
. nrivate cable from Havre. which gave
dota;lq snd was accompanied by
ronorts that ocean freight room en-
gagged for French ports had pecn can
cellsd.
Some time ago II was reported Una.
the French government would 'mI'
cotton impor.Gtions to sOV,oOo ph!eS
and il was believed around inc rins
that the prohibition now reported
vould prove temporary measure re-
Necting n sufficient supply on lsnd ioi
the time being. The market CLOSED
steady at a net decline Of ! to IL
points. rallies OF several points from
The lowest occurring IN the last re"
minutes. -. :.
Reports that the tropical storm IN
the Yucatan Channel had gained torce,
over night and was moving north OF
northwest suggested that II might
roach tho Gulf coast. There was also
uncasines. over the lower Western belt
forecast for lower temperatures, with
frost for Oklahoma and the Texas
Panhandle, while the weekly report OF
tho Weather Bureau mentioned vaT'-
ous drawbacks which strengthened the
expectation of bullish end-montth con.
dition figures. Exports for ;he day
were II, 1886 bales, making ooo,%to 80
far this season. Southern spot mar
Eets as officially reported were un-
changed to 40 points lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-27
Shipyard Tie-Up Ends;
$4,000 to Get Increases

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 26.-The
strike Of $4,000 iron workers and other
mechanics in the San Francisco Bay re-
gion was settled ct meeting Of the
Iron Trades Council here to-day, &C.
cording to an official statement. The
strike has tied up work for ten days
on one eighth of the governments ship
building contracts.
Seventeen trades were represented a.
the meeting. Thirteen OF these trades
voted TO return 10 work. Later the vote
was msde unanimous.
The agreement entered into by rep
resentatiyes Of the unions and the en-
p!oyers provides that wages up 20 and
including Sa25 day shall be increased
20 per cent, wages from s4.26 up to and
including So shall be increased l2la
per cent, and wages from S5.0l up shall
not be increased 20 more than So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-27
Navy Yard Men Seek
New Raise; Union Heads
For Norfolk Settlement

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-Machinists
employed at virtually every navy yard
and arsenal have presented revised de-
nands for a further increase in wages
over the fifty cents a day demanded
last October The new demands run
up to 81 IA day.
Representatives OF approximately
1000 machinists. in session here, are
considering action in case the demands
are not granted.
international officers Of Tic unions
involved in the strike of more than
1000 mechanics AT the Norfolk Navy
Yard have advised the men to return
10 work pending negotiations TO adjust
the differences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-27
SURROGATES' NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p. Cohalan. u surrosats
Of The County OF New YORK. notice 10
hereby given TO all persons having claims
against Matte g. Boyd. late Of the County
OF New York, deceased. to present same
y !th vouchers thereof TO the subscriber, "a
place OF ,ransactlns business. at the once
OF his attorney, s. Sidney Smith, No. IL
wall street. IN the CRY Of New York, On
or before the ith day Of January, nert.
Dated. New York. the End day OF July,
1911 ROBERT Z. BOYD.
:. SIDNEY SMITH, Executor
Attorney for Executor
~ Wall street. New YORK. City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-27

tough n lew pressure extends fro,a TsIas 70 LAks
Superior, ara sbCrs,s ve.s quite general over hi.
area. with tome heavy rain, 10 Ho,ths-n reIu AMI
Western AIsSsr. There were also shower n Colo
RADIO AID Florida
II 10 decidedly eoo,er ov.r tie ~es,sr, distress
alsrs sho~ers occurred ard wuusr .ur,ha vet.
Win rsp.dy fa!iias pres.ur-. n The lower L4ts
,~z on. tho oEio Ys'sy ard the Atlantic s.St<s tsm-
p-sa.urss are soIIaEhn kisheF
1here Will b sD'Ts- Thursday In the Lsks re-
gcn. ire Ohio Nsllsy and 1-1nAsse, followed by
sele.1iiy fsir wosths. FRIDAY. and showers hundsy
A1d yso0sDy lr1-y ~ In sa4:e.TI fiuy s'aLes. ln
tie A-al4c sts.e. "a opt NOr'heosrn Honda the
weave SD. - .elc-s'ly sa'r rhurydsy ard Fnday
D. of. - croer Thursday n nc upper Lake
asa ats,erl loser Lac reg1on and the ler~ Ohis
vale. sad cors,er Friday 10 ne eastern lo~sr LSky
rct. tie upp~r Ohio VALLEY And reansssss
FoytsEa FOR Special tssalltIss.--Easssru Ss-
York-TLr todiy and probably V-nors~: sssrs
70 moderate south winds.
New Iepey. Nes England ard kxstezu Psnnsyl-
vsIis-Tair te.diy and probably te-meros.
Western P,nnsy vanis Showers 20. tay Or 70
nigh. coo.ry and pgul Aoly fair to,taorros.
Western New fork-PAtiy cloudy 20 DAY. sho1-
rs tonyit cooles and probably far TO morrow.
loeaI oNi.iL RsSsrd.--rhs following eticisl re-.
ord from the Weather Bureau sac~s smpsrsiures
dufnS the ltst twenty four hou,. IN comparison
With The corresponiins dat, Of last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-27
Metals

Current spot prices for few Of the
principal metals and metal products
compared with those prevailing at the
corresponding time of last year, TO How:
Current A year
price. ago.
Pig iron ...... 1890 sHo.'o
Copper cleo
trolytic, ID. '.23N2 ~ eao|2
Tin. 10. ...... .6tIa@.62 .sS'4@'os
Lead, lb...... .oS o'T'
Spelter st. ~
Louis. ID. .os1 s@ .oaI4 .osKa@.os
Government price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-27
DIVIDEND NO. 80
THE HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE co

SeN York. sept. 20, 1917.
tta m.eting Of the Board OF Directors,
and One-hat ava Per cent. was d.
clared, payab. october lat. 1917, a. tbs
Ofica ~ the C0mpery, HANOVER BUILD.
ING. Nos 2. aud IS Pine street., 10 stock
holders OF record Sept. gath. 1917. Trans
fer books 10 be closed from Sept. 7ttn %
OCT. lst. 1917 both dates lnousye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-27
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF THG
PANY for the election OF Trustees and the
transaction OF any other business which
may properly come before tns meeting will
be held al the o9ices OF the company, No.
81 Gramercy Park, in the City OF New
York on Thursday. November IS, 1917 at
y 81 A. ". LAW, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-27
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.

A dividend Of Two Dollars per share viii
stockholders Of rscord a. the close Of bust.
ress on SATURDAY., September -. 1917.
G.. D. MILNE. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-27
Commodities ~
Produce Markets-Cwrent

Butter. - Receipts, 1907 packages.
Creamery, higher than extras, per ID.
45h M46c; extras (92 score), 44t6
45c: frsts (sS to 81 score), 43h IA
i4nc; seconds (s3 to 81 score, 42M
43c; thirds, 401a d4115c; creamery,
unsalted, higher than extras. 1870
47c; extras, Ash d46c; firsts. +4G+5c;
seconds, 49943isc: state, dairy tubs.
finest. i4444hc; good to prime. 42G
/ AZ &c: common TO fair, 39d4 nc;
renovated, extras. 43G,43iac; tlrsts,
laM42lac; lower grades, 39H41c;
imitation creamery. hrsts, 4OM 40 nc;
ladies', current make. frsts, 39d 39l2c;
seconds, 3SN 3Si7c: lower grades, 80 z
! G37 nc: packing stock, current make,
I No. /, 3s'd3shc; No. 2, 37iac; lower
grades, 35M31c.
heese.-Receipts, 2,o6S boxes. State,
! whole milk. fats, fresh, colored, spe-
Gals. pound. 26G 26kc; white, specials,
j. 26a 26tc; colorcd. average run 70 q "a
I 25ac; white, average run, 2oh "a 253 c;
/ prime to choice, 24Q Csc; lover grades
, GOA 23c; held, specials, 25 z q 70 "A c;
! held. average run, 25lfc; twins, fresh
q cOlored, Specials, Eo1f@ =" 50 ""'N'
} specials, 25ia n 253,c; colorcd, Average
run. 25625.c; white, average, run, p
n25Nc; twins, held, specials, 25d
o5i2c: chcddars. held specials. 251ac;
average run, 25d254c; Wisconsin
whole milk, fancy, twins, held. 25n
25i.c; single daisies, fresh. &c; double
daisies, 26i.c; young Americas. 26h ~
&c; state, skins, twins and flats. held
specials. I9d20iac: fats. fresh, spe'
/ Gals, lSisMl9hc; twins and cheddars
fresh specials, lsiaG19iac; flats,
prime TO choice. 171l7iqc; twins and
cheddars, prime TO choice, la II &c;
fair to good, i3Hl6,ac; lower grades
safe.
Eggs Receipts, lO,7O3 cases. Fresh
I gathered extras, per dozen, 45'p 46c !;
extra frsts. 42d4ac; frsts. 800 4lc;
seconds. sra 3shc; thirds and poorer,
! 35H 36i,c; fresh gathered dirties, No. /,
/ sea BIC: No. and poorer, 32n 35isc;
| fresh gathered checks, good to choice,
( dry. $3.50 34c; under grades. 300 32c;
/ refrigerator. special marks, fancy,
storage and insurance paid. 39iad i0c;
| refrigerator firsts, storage and insur-
ance paid. 3Sd 39c: seconds, storage
and insurance paid. SO laM37hc; lower
! grades, storage and insurance paid,
/ 34d,36 refrigerator. state whites,
( Ala. 3c; state, Pennsylvania and
| nearby Western hennery whites, fine to
/ fancy, $50 soc; ordinary TO good, Asa
/ SIC; gathered whites, poor to fine, 80
/ n 5sc; California whites, asa SIC;
Western and Southern, gathered whites!
! SO !Sc; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby, hcnnery browns, asa soc; state
Pennsylvania and nearby, gathered
brown and mixed colors. 42GA7c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-27
pi,tiller, s.cor.t,.. CORPORATION

30 ENcnsnEe Place, ~ 7. City
tn. quarterly dividend Of one HALE
OF ONE PEI CENT ~ l-s) upon ths
outstanding capital stock VIII be paid on
october IS, 1917. to stockholders 81 record
al the close OF business on October q. 1917.
The transfer books viii not he closed
Dated, New York, y. Y. September 10,
1917. THOS. A. CLARE, treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-27
UNITED STATES
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

\ regular dividend % one per cent ard
an extra dividend ~ on. h4f % ore per
cent has been declared on tire capital stock
Of this Company, payable November LIST.
1917. % stockhoider, Of record ~ the close
OF business on October lith. 1917.
y. r. CAMPBELL, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-27
Bonds

Trading in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange Wednesday amounted
TO s5.I52,ooo, against s5,139,oo0 Tues
day, S3,O6S, 900 a week ago and s5.l33,o0o
a year ago. From January ! to date,
s7Oi,2l7,oOo, against s7e2.7ot,ooo in
1916.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-27
Curb Market

Note.-The Tribune assumes no response.
blity for the accuracy or authenticity OF curt
market quotations. Transactions and prices
Wednesday were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-27

Sales Omen, High Low. Last.
$500 'tNatl Leasing. 10 "a 10 "
1900 'tNatl nc 4 Id a. "a ~ 81
$500 Nipissina NJ Co sas e.a sas 81
si 100 : .Rss w SsPR sar Z Z 4 !:
1000 tRichm MM&R So SO IS 30
1000 tSan Toy ..... ~ - ID "a
$500 silv Kg OF Ar. u, q "a 10
200 Silv Ky c OF u AN 4iS ~ IA
HOO Stand Silv-Ld. VI \! W u
800 Sup Cop IN pi ~, IA "a "a
500 Tonophh ESten. 2 2H M
100 etTroy-Ariz g.. II II II "
% United Eastern. IA 44 "a ~
300 'tU Tunsst 20 % a q
10000 utah Nat NJ. VA Il, I
1900 'tUtca Mines. % IS a. 2lH,
300 Verde Com G.. 81. ia In II,
1900 Nv End Cons. IL "a IA 70
1000 tWh Cap. r tpj IS 90 IS rs
1000 fWilbert Ming. az 81 2s II
250O tYcrGtn Mt c.. 20 n 10 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-27
Co,tonseed Oil Futures.-The marke'

Cottonseed Oil Futures.-The market
Yesterday rallied sharply from Tues
days setback. and most Of the active
positions sold at new high records.
There was a very active demand at
times from local and Western shorts,
and sentiment was influenced by the
pronounced strength in lard and other
hog products. At the extreme advance
there WAS quite active profit taking,
which resulted in partial setback, but
final quotations showed net gains for
the dag Of 10 to 80 points. Total sales
we're $500 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-27

Sales. Open. High. Low lay 80,
100 sSHpulpa q 4 t0ha los Tvs wa
$500 'Scauoyah OAR ~
5000 'SinclaIr Gulf. 20 20 10 ",
1900 TuNpam stare f's Ia We -
1000 'United West d "a 70 ~
1900 'tUnitsd Petrol 80 80 % o.
1900 'vc Oil new stk ga ga 90 o.?
1000 sWe-t states = - VI u ~
1900 'tWyo OIL & II - @8 ..
1920 sWyo I'm O new ga ~ GA 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-27
Bonds
Consolidated Exchange

unit Of trade on this exchange. 10 shares.l
Transactions and prices yesterday for the
more active stocks follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-27
The Weather Report

WASHINGTON, SEPT - .-1l- trorca disturb.
an~, Is still indefinitely lrcatrd somewhere IN ths
eastern r,- - ~ Gl' - Mexico. ,nd "a -sr--
81 pleautioa hurricane sAun.s ar gov DISPLACED
from Ap..chicols ~ NeA Orleans uEros
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-27
DIVIDEND NOTICES
E. w. BLISS COMPANY
Borough Of Brooklyn, New York.

September -, 1917
The Board ~ Directors OF this Company
has this day declared a quarterly diNiderf
OF two per cent (2eeD on the Preferred
stock Of the Company, % b. paid from the
accumulated net earnings OF the Company
on October LIST next. 70 holcors Of the Pre-
rerred Stock ~ record on the books OF Tho
Company at the close II business septern.
Der goth. Transfer books will be closed
September 27th 10 5oth. both dst'n inclu-
siye. -
HOWARD G. SEAMAN,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Z. w. BLISS COMPANY
Borough Of Brooklyn, New York.
September -, 1917.
The Board OF Directors OF this Company
has this dsy declared a quarterly dividend
Of one and one-quarter per cen, 81 y ~ ana
an extra dividend OF eleven and one.9usr-
ter per cen, Gi.-l on the Common Stock
ot the Company. 70 be paid from IN. ac-
cumUlated net earnings q the Company
on October lst next. 20 holders OF me
Common stock Of record on the books OF
tn. Company at the closs % business Sep
tsnber Goth. Transfer books VIII be closed
September ZTth 70 39th, bosh dates inclu-
siNe.
HOWARD {. SEAMAN,
Secretary and Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-27
49, Active Securities 49,

Imp Rus Rub 5iss '?6 do deb IS 1923
1863 ave to3Is io5
do 6ies 1919 Quebec City - 1920
20 "a 30 seNsd 1000
do 5igs Swiss gen Ia Mar 1919
IS a 20 es1sd ee'4
ital Gov ~ 1917 do is Mar 1920
e97eG 100 1894 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-27

,,,y WORK STOCK EXCHANGE
TRANSACTIONS
Rail- other All
de stocks. stocks.
,o-a,r $500 $4,000 562,7oo
Day before. l2e goo 2l'4oo % .soo
Week ago. $500 I5l '4vo oS"soo
49, ,go a2s 500 e7o.4oO f,3e4,2oo
January I TO date:
1917 1926. 100 123.656,9 133,S57yooo
fo16 q. 635.5oo oe,s85, 800 132,e21,4o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-27

Coffee Futures.-The market was ir-
regular yesterday. The circulation OF
October notices caused some near
month liquidation. while there was
scattered Wall Street buying Of later
daIivcries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-27
Standard Oil
Other Oil Stocks

Sales Open. High Low. Inst
/ 1000 stArkansas Pet. "a l9 ~ %
$1,000 1000 .h SG,% 6sp G. IS IS so 4sH "a
500 'Cosden Oil zee. ga ga ga va
$3.50 Cumbcr Pr 1Is IA rs -
100 ELK Basin Pet. ga sIs sd s's
$500 'Elk O&G app Is i a
1000 'Esmerslda {. "a
900 Federal Oil zee. Az 4l2 "a 40
1000 'Friar OIL. "a "a "a
$500 'Glenrock Oil 10 10 1I's u'4
200 slnt Petroleum. i2l4 12I4 12|s "a
1000 kan L Oil. ia rs In 1n
10000 Kenova o tapi. y ia IL IL
1000 'Kentucky Pet. ess oas
800 'Knick-Wyo Oil. 2'4 ga
100 do NJ ...... 10 10 10 ~
920o 'Lost City Oil. "a "a - ~
800 .Merritt Oil c.. So, 25'A 3e4 80 4
5000 Net Petroleum. II lss IA "a
10000 Midwest Oil 1852 1e1 192 1oo
50O0 midwest o pr. Ia 1Is IA
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500 Usage HON Oil ss ga 87s ga
600 'Pcnn-Ky Oil. So 5es 5's ga
1000 .Ponu-O o & q wa WA rs va
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