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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09
FIDELITY STORAGE WAREHOUSE
Io7-I0s W. 96th Street.

New York, OCTOBER ora, 1917.
To Mrs. Jas r. Carey. Mrs. ~. Kennedy.
Estate OF Miss c. c. Guyer, Public 40
rninlstrator OF y. Y. city, Mr.. @. l.. Be
cher. Mrs Alice T. Nsltby. Miss Sone '
Kone, Miss Marion Macmillan, Mr.. a.
Coakiey. Mrs. Grace ". Van Schaick, :iis'
~. A. Phillips Mr.. John r. Robinson Mrs
Olga c. Vefter, Miss Mary Flynn Mts
CLAUDIA Englert. Mr.. ID. G. Stcbbins. UT
Geo. ". Hall, Ludwig Baumann Co.
Mr. AL Mendel, Mrs. VshdSh Runyan
Estate OF Miss Sylvia NJ. Brown, Mr. Franz
ri. Hennessy, Mr.. Geo. s. Drew Mrs. Mar
earet Debes Mrs. A. rlelschmann, III"
Margaret Wadsworth. Madame \. iran
co.'s Miss s j. Macdonald. You and escl
OF YOU are hereby notified that The tim
Tor the payment OF our lien upon the
property hereinafter described having eN
pired after due notice thereof had beer
given you. we will cause such property, o.
VII, Household Goods. Personal EN-cif
and Merchandise, stored IN the FldelN'
Storage Warehouse BY you or IN your name
Tor in which you may have an Interest
10 be sold az public auction. according 20
the statute IN such cases made snd nro
vided at our warehouses. i0T-ioa Yves
s6th Street New York CITY Oh Aondsy
October 22nd, 1917, at 1880 a. m, and y
The sale thereof is not completed on said
date che same viii be continued a. IN
sane place on each and every Nonda,
thereafter. beginning AZ 1880 e.. IN. ano
continuing until the sale is complcted.
FIDELITY STORAGE WAREHOUSES,
CHAs. 4. COLLINS. Proprietor.
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FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
WAY COMPANY,
NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

NOTICE Or Ann Y AL oAONhtANNAAsA sS
MEETING
New York, September 20, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
rneeting OF the Stockholders OF THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
COMPANY will be held at the genera!
Office OF the Company in the City OF Rich
mond, virginia, on Tuesday, october Zs'
1917. at eleven o'clock a. m, (a) Tor the
election OF Directors, tb) for the purpose
OF considering all action heretofore taken
or authorized by the Board OF Directors or
By the Executive Committee OF the Com
pany which may be submitted 20 the
meeting, and (c) for the transaction Of
such other business as may lawfully come
before the meeting, including the amend :
ment OF the first sentence OF Section or
Article | Of the bylaws OF tbs Company
so as to read as follows.
Regular annual meetings OF the stock
holders for the election OF directors from
among their number and the transaction
OF euch other business as may properly
come before the meeting for action shal
be held on the Tuesday preceding the last
Tuesday OF April IN each year az II O'Clock
A. 81. az the general offce of the Company
in tho City OF Richmond, Va
The stock transfer books Will be closed
al the Office OF the Company, No. II
broadway. New York City on Friday. Sep
tember IS 1917, at three o'clock p. m,
and will be reopened on Wednesday, Octo-
Der ~ 1911, az ten o'clock a. m.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
CARL REMINGTON. Secretary.
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Business Troubles
Bankrustcy Petitions

JAY.DoRF CLOTHING Goa petition r.
bankruptcy has been rlsd szAlst Joseph Dorf
trading as the jag Dorf C1e,h,ng Co. ct i5s and
~ East i2Jth ST. by these creditors. sadie l.
Block. $500: Abraham &. Bernstein. 500. and
sam Bernhard & Bess. lac. 81 Judge Mayer
appointed Morris Goddard rseel'm: Liabilities
SAMUEL HELsTEIN.--A petition IN bankruptcy
has been lied agans, Samuel Ho.ste.n clcthire
dealer. q, 1891 "a aV.. BY these creditors. VI
Simon. $500: B. schech'et, 500 and Henry
and advertised a sls fer today
HENRY NOE Ca petition in bankruptcy
h4s 0een fled against Henri Mo- Co. restaurant
AID cafe. los Duane 81 By these creditors +.
T. pochmess & Co 5000 Franco American Bsk-
* Co sigs. All Halt FrsystAht Restaurant
aad Wine Co. $40 I'lss yisyer appointed Leon
Lagtents.n receiver Liabilities are 5000 ard
May 1911 with capital stock Of $4,000. Tue
business wp A-ectsl b. the high price u rro-
MAX AID JACOB GROSS. q 81: E..; q
ST.. have Ned a ps:iuon In bankruptcy, With
closure o, 81. Eas, Sd ST.
Assignment
J. HE1CHEL nc. manufacture ~ store AZ
tu-cs a, So New Bowey ard Oliver s.. las
mad. az assignment 70 Maxwell Pane. The
BUSINESS vas established NIFTY year, ago ard vas
inco-pcratst on May .. 1913. with capital stock
3 600 Mrs julia H.ichsl j. president.
psehnscs from easnuptey
ru1r. Hand IN the United states Dlstrict Cclr.
r.s,erda- granted disctsrses o. t'>s- nsnsrup,s
Alfred W. Dulnte iuspor,sr y lsres al silks.
i5 Va, STR a.. lab,ltie Sos j9i h'ssr Green
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Interhorough Long Distance Modng Co.
BRANIC'S EXPRESS


New York October srd. 1917.
To John Hall. Grace Briggs. W. J. Harmon
W R!chel, Nellie Monroe. Y. Maransts.
Claudia Johnson. Annie Woods. Mary Jones
Mrs Patterson. II. Pelliken. Laura Lee
Florence Willard. A. Meyers. Jas. A. Burne.
You and each Of you are hereby netihed the
the time FOR the payment OF our Her upoi
tho property hereinafter described having e1
plred, after due notice thereof had been given
you, We will cause such property 20 VII
Household Goods. Personal Effects and Nsr
chand!se. stored In our Warehouse, Sc -
YORK CITY. BY you or In your naine cor "
which you may have an interesD. 20 hs sol o
az public auction. according 20 the sta ui'
IN such case made and provided, az kALlSh
STTY PLACE NEW YORK CITY. or
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18TH 1917, A.
10 80 A NJ. and II the SAFE thereon Is no
completed on said date the same Will De con
;inued az the same place on each and ever,
Thursday thereafter. beginning al io.s' a
VI on each day and continuing unth al 'hs
goods are sold.
ANDREW J. BRANlc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09
Stocks

stocks pursued narrow and uneer-
.sin course to-day until the final hour,
When a general selling movement foI-
owed publicstion Of the government
ron report, disclosing falling OF in
.bc indicated corn crop and further
ss,erioration in other important
cereals.
During the forenoon and inferno
i,a,e period price changes were negi-
ME. except in certain speciRlties and
Utilities. Those issues also returned
~. enlarged offerings Of the closing
,o,- tobacco leading the extreme de
.I.-os United Cigar stores dropped
roirts 20 1929. Tobacco Products =
., ST.. and American Tobacco to
SO Peoples Gas was weakest OF
.hc utilities. declining . points to 5S,
.-5 metals were next, e. recessions OF
90 points.
l,drstrials held their ground most
A. fhe time, but succombed AT the END
T,,ts6 states Steel reacting from
MS. and closing at 1854, a net loss
- 1is points. Other equipments
owed similarly. many early gains OF
70 S points being replaced by If
regular losses. ,..
Rails were firm 20 strong, despite
80 publication Of additional August
,,s.ements. showing further heavy IN
,reases in operating expenses, with re
srltant impairment of net revenues.
rle entire list was heavy at the end,
.,ort selling meeting with little re-
0s'stce. g.,
DEPRESSION OF Liberty bonds, which
,o'd from 1886 70 1854, was senti-
-,ental adverse influence. Other bonds
vs. lower or irregular. United States
coppon 3s declined q per cent on call,
I'D registered SIS 4 per cent on sales.
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Produce Markets-Current

Butter. - Receipts, 6,6S2 packages.
Creamery, higher than extras, per ID,
441s@45Ac; extras (92 score), 4Al4c;
first (Ss to 81 score), 43@44c; seconds,
(S3 to 81 score), 4lhG42hc; thirds,
4e1s@41c; creamery. unsalted, higher
than extras, 43@43ls; extras, 500
45i4c; frsts, 44d44hc; seconds. 43G
4Shc; state, dairy tubs, finest, 44c;
good to prime, 42G431ec; common to
fair, 39d4lhc; renovated extras, 43c;
frsts, 42G421kc; lower grades, $50
4li2c: imitation creamery, firsts, 10 va
sic; ladies, current make, frsts, SEA
seize; seconds, 3S12c; lower grades, 81
G3Sc; packing stock, current make, No.
/, 3Sh@39c; No. 2, Csc; lower grades
36M37iac.
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Cottonseed OIL Futures.-The market

Cottonseed OIL Futures.-The market
made a sensational advance yesterday,
closing 100 points net higher for Octo-
Der, which at one time was up 1755
points, while the late months closed
at about the top, with net gains OF
4s to 65 points. The October position
advanced on covering, while the whole
list was strong on the pronounced ac-
tivity in the crude position and the
fact that prices here are still below
parity with the crude market. The
fears of frost in the cotton belt and
the strength in the cotton market also
contributed TO the days advance. Total
sales were $500 barrels
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SURROGATES' NOTICES

BOWMAN, HENRY HIN PURSUANCE
Of an order OF Honorable John p. Co
hai.n. a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York. notice Is hereby given 20 all persons
late ~ the County Of New York, deceased.
20 present the same with vouchers thereof
10 Tho subscribers at their place OF uans-
acting business, az the once OK their AZ
ROW, In the Borough OF Manhattan. in the
CITY OF New York, on or before the 18th
day OF February next.
dated New York, the Sd day OF August,
ARTEMAS 3. SMITH.
HAROLD, II. BOWMAN,
]. FLOYD BOWMAN.
Executors.
Smith & Bowman, Attorneys for Executors,
IS Park Row. Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City.
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Cheese.-Receipts, 1899 boxes

State, whole milk. flats, fresh, colored
specials. pound, 2Gc; white, specials,
26c: colored. average run, 25l3a 25Sic
white. average run, 25i2 a 25ac; prime
10 choice, 24G25c; lower grades, 200
2Si.c: held specials, ESQ 26hc; held
average run, 25i4c; Wisconsin, whole
milk. fancy, single daisies, &c 4 q 26'2c;
double daisies, 26G 26izc; young
Americas, 27G27i.c; state, skins
twins and fats, held. specials, 200
2O1c; fats, fresh, specials, ls1g ld2Oc
twins and cheddars, fresh, specials
1914 a. zoe; fats, prime 10 choice. ia
l9c; twins and cheddars, prime 10
choice, 17Gl9c; fair TO good, $50
16isc; lower grades, 5G.l2c.
Eggs.-Receipts $3.50 eases. Fresh
gathered, extras. per dozen, iJ0 l6c;
extra frsts, 42@4tc; irsts, 39G4lc;
seconds, 37G3Sc; thirds aud poorer, 81
MS6hc; fresh gathered dirties, No !,
6036lac; No 2 and poorer, 800 30 &c;
fresh gathered, checks, good TO choice,
dry, 33034c; undergrades, 30d 32c; re-
frigerator, special marks, fancy, stor-
age and insurance paid, 81 y ~ 3Sc;
firsts, storage and insurance paid, $50
SIC; seconds, storage and insurance
paid. 34lk635isc; lower grades, storage
and insurance paid. S3a SIC; refrlgera
tor. state whites, Ala 45c; state, Penn
syivania and nearby, Western hen
merry whites, fine 10 fancy, 6O@ 63c;
ordinary TO good, 4s06Sc; gathered
whites, good to fine, Asa 6Oc; Western
and Southern, gathered whites, 42G
4sc; state. Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery browns. 4sd52c; gathered
brown and mixed colors, 42G46e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON
John p Cohaian, a Surrogate OF the
County OF New York. notice is hereby given
20 all perrons having claims against Bertha
y Ueilbrun, late OF the County OF New
Work. deceased. TO present the Same wiki
vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber. az his
place OF transscting business. az the office
OF Grggenheimer, Untermyer Marshall.
80. is0 Broadway. Borough of Manhattan.
CIV OF New York. on OF before the 2tth
day Of December next.
Dated. New York. the 18th day Of June.
1917.
JOSEPH y. HETLBRUN, Executor.
GCGGENHEIMER USTERMYER MAR
SHALL. Attorneys FOR Executor, rae
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09

from this there appeared to be bet
ter supply Of orders around the ring
than for some time, but they were
pretty we'll divided and huctuations
we're irregular. with the close net )
points lower to points higher.
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= Commodities -

which sustained prices. 1t is becoming
moro and more evident that there is
going TO be a very active demand for
new cash corn, and many think that
prices will be at premium over the
present price of December. As a mat
ter of fact IL is said that Eastern buy
crs were bidding as high as S1.65 for
new corn for 20-days' shipment IN the
West. and that new corn for late No
vembcr shipment at the Gulf was
quoted at 81 % +. o. b. December ship
ment would probably be at a consider
able reduction from these figures at
tho Eastern seaboard at least, but in
view OF the exhausted supplies 1t Is
thought highly logical to believe that
farmers will not be disposed to press
their corn for sale.
Tho visible supply showed an In
crease for tine week Of 10000 bushels,
with the total 100000 compared with
100000 year ago. In the local cash
market No. 2 old yellow corn was
quoted at s2.o7, and No. 2 mixed at
s2OS c. 1. Z New York.
Yes'day's Previou, Year
Nav YORK: close. close. ago.
Corn. No yellow .sa.o5 s2osIs 500
Chicago:
Nay .'.: ':::.. i.isss 'iSss 5St
Oats-Evidencc Of renewed export
demand for oats, together with the
frmness in corn, gave that market n
firm undertone, and final prices were
81 cent 10 d cent net higher. TX
porters were said TO be buying futures,
which will later be converted into cash
oats, and were also said to have taken
ILL H. hA n az
few days. Tho visible supply increased
$4,000 bushels for the week, and the
total is now 14.6s7,000, compared with
40,2l4, 900 bushels year ago. The gov
eminent report made the indicated
yield 1,5s0.414,000 bushels, compared
with final crop last year Of PSI $685.
600. The local cash market was steady;
standard quoted at 661a q 72c; No. 2
white, &c; No. white, sea 66i2c; No.
4 white, 65it G66c; fancy clipped white,
6SG7Oc; ordinary clipped white, t6G
Csc, all elevator.
Yesday's Previou, Year
i,ew York: close. close ago.
Cash. No white. .65Ia 500 1874
Chicago:
May ............. .st9b 81 .5lHa
Rye-Market easy.
Ye,'days Previou, Year
New York: coee. close. ago.
Cash, No. 3 West'n sl.si si.e5 S.55
Flour and Meal.-Quotation were:
Yes'day's Previous Year
close. close. ago.
Flour, Mimi, sps. pat. .st325 s;325 $40
Rye -four, choie. 1890 1890 SO
Cornmeal. kiln dried. $50 $50 $40
Bran. in sacks $500 $500 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09

h4rs lawyer lnd s-Assn5lyman. iN a AZ
solomon kamSler. manufacturer ~ ~omtnh hAt.
~ W,,t s.,h e.. Marc Bou,iisr. miln-rNs 20
riverside nh1e: Isaac Panesh. clcthirs lf CA a
81 Wm H. Dinspci. porumsfic tueos. soa 80
F...,i N.,br.ck butcher ga Wet !i2th
Rra.isay spsnos 4 wlmsrh a 10 Eiu >,
tao.I Map rublishing Co. 81 Ard - We. -
g. AID Jane. c stoops. 34S Wei assn a.
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OFFICE OF
CONSOLIDATED ARIZONA SMELLING co.

N. ascund fnstansnt Of the dividend declared
on June q, 1911 from the surplus esrnings Of
1919 amounting 10 10 q, csnis per shue) VIII b.
payable on November is. 1917. 70 s'ochhoide,s o.
Chscxs viii be mailed by the Guaranty Trust Com
parry OF Nov York. Transfer Agent Tic st0;<
tooss viii cot be closed.
FRANK W. THOMPSON. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09
DIVIDEND NOTICES
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY
DIVIDEND No. .s

A quarterly dividend Of two per CEN
rwo dollars per share) on the capital stoci
~ this Company has been declared. psya
bic on october Is. 1917, 90 stockholders oil
record at the close OF business Sep'embei
90, 1917.
Tho transfer books Go not close.
JOHN W. DAMON. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09
Curb Market

Eote.-Ths Tribune assumes no response
bility for the accuracy or authenticity Of curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
Monday were reported As follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09
Metal.

Large manufacturers of cast iron
pipe have made reductions OF SO a
ton from their prices current several
weeks ago. The base price is now $50
a ton at Northern foundrles and $40 q
ton at Southern shops for siX-inch
sizes. The cut has been made in con-
formity with the cooperative figure es-
tabished for pig iron by the govern
ment and pig iron producers. There
were no new Developments yesterday
in the copper eituation. Ii is gener-
ally understood that the two commit
tees representing producers and con-
sumers that are meeting here daily are
engaged in preparing data which will
be used as . basis for distributing
copper 10 the domestic trade.
Current spot prices for few Of the
principal metals and metal products,
compared with those prevailing at the
corresponding time Of last year, follow:
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KELLY.sPRINGFIELD TIRE CO

quarterly dividend o. one dollar Sl 0o) per
shan on the Common Stock q this Company has
been de,arvd payable Nov. /. 1911. 10 socsholders
Of record al the close " business oct IS 1917
F. A. SEAMAN. Secretary.
New York October .. 1917.
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Mining Stocks

Sales. open. Hlgh. Low Las l.
$500 Acme Cop Hills re 10 10
coo Al-Br Col Met. 70 70 "a "a
400 'fAlas So Cop. rs Is p -
1900 'tAtanta 80.
$4,000 Ledge Cop O IA ga 23t ga
1000 'tBooth ..... .
1900 Boston & Mon 81 e2 81 eI
$500 'Bradsh Cop VI IN In
1900 'fBran, Mines. IS 90 % 90
$500 BuC&Z v ctfs rs "a rs
1900 Butt. Detroit. n< U .Is IL
$500 'tCaledonia =. 81 65 "a 90
$500 Calumet & j. 2i 2h 2S
1890 3Csshboy 49,. 6H2 oL3 D ..
9l00 'Coco Riv Ming IA ~ III l's
900 Cons Ariz Sm.. ia 1is rs 1s
1900 Sons Homestd. y 10 JIG "a
1000 Cresson Con &. 5H2 5ss 30 oIs
b50O 'Emms Con "a q "a It
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09
Bonds

Sales 1000 omitted. Open. Hlrh. Low. Last
,l5 Can Gov S.. o5ls eefs s6as sofa
3'Con Copper 10. 100 1870 to0 i8o
10 Gen FL Sc notes. totN i01M 1919 lOll q
IGN 3-yr Sc wi s81s se1s oS7s 9s's
3'Ru, Gov SIS. II IT II n
sUnistcd. tcells cents per share.
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Bonds

Trading in bonds on the New York
stock Exchange Monday amounted TO
1851 coo, against S1,s98,00o Saturday,
S2,794,0o a week ago and s4,384,000 a
year ago. From January 10 date, s74i,-
$4,000, against s7e5, 10000 In 1916.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09
A year
Yesterdays
Livestock, Meats and Provisions

Following are yesterdays prices. compared with
,hose o; year ago
Sesy YORK Yesterday. Ayen no
Live steers, best. - -
100 ID $500 93l3S WV q sS.oo
Dressed beef. sides. - =, .,
10 ........s-s.s "a w ~ ~ 80
Live yeais. best. -
ID .....s......l5W " INV WV ~ w."
D-rssed ye,ls city. ~ =,
ID .........,... Zs 'so ~ -
IA7s ewes. 100 ID 500 a 1900 $50 q $50
S = II 100 t' ID. 800 q 1850 600 q lI.s,
Dress; T ,YS. y .. rs a. IS g +;
nos nc. 100 $3.50 q 1878 eos a s.ss
DIr,sei nOE5. bs- - ~
,, co., v52k ibs s.sS 1900 5000 8 800
Ms. feef. bbl. 5000 q $500 400 a also
Lard Mid. West.
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- Active Securities -

Imp Rus Gov 6hs rs Quebec City 5s 1879
1874 dt5s seIs6 1904
do 6tss 1919 Swiss gen Ia Mar 1919
76 q "a eess6t se3A
do 5iis do Is Mar 1920
66 a. 90 9es4n 100 4
Ital Gov Is 1917
e994Gtoo
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%EN YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
TRANSACTIONS
Rail- Other All
roads. stocks. stocks.
$500 9Io'6oo 4SI 'SVO
Day before. $500 l5e'2VO 1850 ~
Week ago. $500 4SS,4oO 30 I'oN
Near ago. .1s7,3oo 1.73e,9o 1907 200
January to date:
-af7. 1892, 100 f2s.136.2oo f44,os7, 800
,ots.. %. e4s,7oo 120,o12,Soo IA ,e61 500
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Other Oil Stocks

Sales. open. HIGH Low hA5''
400 sAllen OIL. u u "a "a
$500 Barnett o d G ~ ~ Us ~
100 beth Oil & G.. toas 1oAs loH4 IVA
So :ss:Ssn :; ga IS 81 % s''
1850 Cuniber L X. 15s isB "a ~
500 sElk Basin Pet. 6}% S'4 e/e s/2
500 'Esmeralda DC.
1000 'Federal OIL. 3Is 90 -
1900 'yriar Oil. 70 "a "a -
$500 'Glenrock OIL. 10 1858 10 leL9
9sOO 'Kan u c Oil. In III ltt
800 Kenova o ap). IL n - ~
1900 KENTUCKY Pet. Sa< s's oes e5s
$50 Lost City OIL. ~ - IL ,,U
1900 merritt Oil c.. s1Hs SO
1000 Metropol Petr.. ~ ~ ,s
1000 "+Midwe3t Oil. 1s1 50 ISs ~
$50 midwest Ref. 1N ,4T lSs $50
500 IN Y-OklA Oil. "a Pa "a -
5000 'fNthwest Oil. se ss o. %
zoo Okla Pr & Ref. So go go ga
1900 tOmar Oil & 6 10 ~ 10
700 Osage-H Oil SO sLs O o,
1900 'Penu-Ky Oil. oIs oHs 20 ofs
1850 sPenn-O o Il 6 IA l2H lSIs "a
500 tired Rk O&G IS Is o. %
1900 'Rice Oil 49,. a a y =
5100 'Sequoyah OAR - "a "a "a
1880 'tsomerset Oil. IS 81 81 80
200 'Tuxp Star OIL 70 J., - !,
500 "Un WeStn Oil 20 ~ "a .1s
s94 sVict o new 81 ga 5I2 o2s
500 w States Pet. 70 - "a "A
500 sWyo u new 6Is efs
2s200 'tWyWO Ia p) 20 80 ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-09

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last
1000 'tFortuna Con. - ~ ~ ~
1900 fGoldheld Con. 80 80 95 30
1900 "tCreat BEND. q
200 'Greenm Min. q u a AZ
$500 Hecla Mining. ia 6Is IA
300 'Iron Blossom. "a u y u
$500 ''Jim Butler IS 30 65 %
10000 'Jer Verde fapl III IA fN liz
5000 'Jcr-prcs Cop. "a IA "a We
1000 tJumbo tStcn. II " " "
$500 'tKcwnnAs 90.
100 La Rose Con. II " 10 IL
500 Magma Copper IS 40 45 -
1900 'tMagmatie Cop 20 20 10 -
2200 tMaanatc Cop. y u "a
1000 'tMarsh Mining. ga ga
100 Mason Valley. bH7 5A ga bh
1900 Monster Chief. - "a Z, "A
$500 'tMonster Lode 81 80 81 50
900 'fN Hanks Mont !
1900 'tNat Leasing. 10 10 10
$500 'iNat Zinc & l.. 81 SO IS 81
500 Ncklas Mining "a "a "a
1000 Nipissiny Mines. 91s 6lA ga
23O0 TPort Con Cop. rs 80 20 ~
$500 Rcd War Min. Is "a 70 "a
1900 Rich NJ NJ & r SO bs SO 90
1900 Rochester Min. az 48 AZ 40
1000 Silver King of 7, Is It i
coo Standard slid = I "a i
1000 Stewart ...... " ia II II
1900 'iSuccess Min. ~, IVA "a ~
400 Sup Cop fap) W. W va va
200 Ionopah Extcn. "a "a IN Zn
1900 'tTroy- Arizona 10 15 10 10
1880 United Eastern. 5'a 3ea
$500 utah Nat Min IA ia
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Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cotton
seed Oil

Coffee Futures. The market was
more active Yesterday. There was
good deal Of switching from near to
inte months. including exchanges OF
December for July at 50 points ard OF
March for July at So points. Aside
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Orchard and Field
Hay and Straw

Hay and Straw
Yesterday. year ago.
(Per toni tPer TOM
Timothy. No. I.
large bales s24.oo $500 s1o.o0 q 1900
n. clover mxd 2o.0o@220o 5000 800
Rye straw. No. ! 1909 100 15.0OG -
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Sales. Open. High. Low hs"'
1000 stUtica Mines. 20 n 20 n
100 svsrds Comb Cp y,
1900 white Cap, Min. ia IA ~ ~
300 fwCaps Ex(ap) n q 70 ~
$500 fYerinr At Cop 20 20 10 10
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Consolidated Exchange

Uynit Of trade on this exchange. 10 shares
Transactions and prices yesterday Tor the
rnore aetiyc stocks follow:
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u. s. Government Bonds

srported by New York Stock Exchange
(Quotations)
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$500 u S Lib 3Its. =. 99.66 1896 es5s $3.50
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Industrials
Standard Oil

Sales. open. hlgh; LOW haS =
6 Vacuum OIL. 35i $50 $50
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S u S t e n a n c e

Government price.
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Rye-Market easy.
Ye,days Previou, Year
New York: close. close. ago.
Cash, No. 3 West'n. .sl.st si.e5 S.55
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'Ex dividend.
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Harlem Storage Warehouse Co., Inc

FIDELITY STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
CHAs. q. COLLINS. Proprletor.
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Fudr. Hand n the United states Dlstrtc' cclrt
r.,,erds- s,antsd dls-tsrgcs 10 tnes- nansrup,s
Alfred W. DurInte impo1sr y ls,es al silks.
~ We, STR 81. nabltir N' jsi h-,er Green