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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-10
The Wool Market
Philadelphia Demand Fair,
Stocks Being Reduced
IBy TeIesroph % The tribune. J

Philadelphia, March 9.-There is no
abatement of strength in the local
wool market, and goods in many cases
are being held for further advance
Demand, while not active, is fair, and
stocks are becoming rapidly reduced
Medium woods have been taken at
from 43 to 46 cents, and 40 cents has
been paid for inferior grades of wool.
These prices are much higher than they
were at this time last year, and there
seems to be no prospect Of a decline
as the season advances, as there prom
ises 10 be a good demand for wool,
which will keep supplies closely sold
up. The goods market continues firm,
with demand fairly active.
Quotations are:
New York and Michigan feeces-Fine
unwashed, Ala 42c; delaine, 50G sic;
half blood. AGA soc; three-eighths,
52a 53c; quarter, 5la SIC; quarter,
three-eighths and one-half clothing,
asa 45c; common and braid. 46d47c.
Pennsylvania and Ohio feeces-De-
laine washed, 5sG6Oc; Xxx and above.
53d soc; fine unwashed, 43G4ic; half
blood combing. 52d53c; three-eighths,
54G soc; quarter, 52d 53c; delaine.
$50 54c; quarter. three-eighths and
one-half clothing, 46G 4sc; common and
braid, AGO nc.
Carpet wools-China combing. 35Q
3sc; China No. 1 Northern. widowed.
800 34c: Cordovan, $40 3Gc; Monaghan.
37M 39c; Jorias secured. 500 SEE; Kan
dahar secured. 4sG soc; Vickaneer
secured, 5O@ SIC; Pyrenean, 26i9G
2Siac.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

IN MISUNDERSTANDING COURT.
County Of New York. The Seamen's
Bank for Savings IN the City Of New York,
Plaintiff. against Isaac schlanger and
others. Defendants. Clerks File No. 1926.
Year. 1916 Cadwalader, Wickersham &
Taft Plaintiffs Attorneys, 40 Wall Street.
New York.
Pursuant TO said judgment the undersigned
will sell az public auction at Exchange
SalesrOom, NOS 1916 Vesey Street. IN Bor-
ough Of Manhattan. city Of New York, at
~ o'clock noon. on March 22nd, 1911, by
Herbert 4. sherman, AucHoneer. the mort
gagged premises directed By said Judgment
10 be sold, VIZ. ALL that certain lot. pisce
or parcel OF land, With the buildings and
improvements thereon erected. situate.
lying and being In the Seventeenth Ward
Of the Borough Of Manhattan. city of New
York. and bounded and described as fol-
lows.-BEGINNING at a point on tho
southerly side OF Stanton Street. opposite
one-halt thereof on the premises hereby
described and one-hsf thereof on thu
premises adjoining on the west, which
point is distant one hundred and twenty
Ave feet essterly from the corner formed
BY the intersection ~ the southerly side
Of Stanton Street with the essterly side OF
Suffolk Street. and running thence south
ery parallel with SUFFOLK Street and part
Of the way through a party wall one hun
dred feet. thence easterly parallel with
stanton Street twenty-five feet: thence
northerly parallel With Suffolk street one
hundred feet to the southerly side 81 stan
ton Street. and thence westerly along the
said southerly side OF stanton street.
twenty-five feet 70 the point or place or
beginning. be the said several distances
and dimensions more or less. Said prem
ises being known by the present Street
Number 1871 Stanton Street. IN the Borough
OF Manhattan. city OF New York
Section Block $40. Street no. isl.
stanton Street
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stanton Street.
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TO MRS. W. A. BoRST. GEO. p. CON
saloes Mrs. r. Levy, j. Jones. 4. Mertes.
A. Mehrbach Mrs. d. Mehrbach. Mr.. Mur-
ply. Mrs ). Powers. Mrs. Richards. III. II.
Ramm. Mrs Reynolds. Davis. Ike, Mrs.
A Weiner. care Of Mrs A Wanner. Mrs.
Sllvorstoin. You and each 81 you are here .
by notified that the time for payment OF
our lien upon the property hereinafter de-
scribed having expired, after due notice
thereof has been given you, We VIII cause
such property. TO wit. household goods,
carpets, personal effects, pianos and freight.
etc now stored IN the O'Reillys Fireproof
Storage warehouse. az 1873 Southern Boule ;
ward, Bronx, New York CITY, by you or In
your name or IN which YOU may have en-
interest 70 be sold AZ Public Auction, ac-
cording 20 the statute In such case made
and provided. at the warehouse, 1878
Southern Boulevard. Bronx. New York
city, on Tuesday. March 27th, 1917. begin
ming at 10 a. NJ, and II the same Is not
completed on said date the same VIII be
continued at the same place on each and
every Tuesday thereafter. beginning at 10
A. NJ and continue until All the goods are
sold. O'REILLY'S FIREPROOF 6TORA6E
WAREHOUSE, G. J. O'REILLY. Propr.
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CARMAN FIRE-PRoOF STORAGE
WAREHOUSES.
Columbus Storage Warehouse, Inc.
6g-6l NEST !XITII 1T

New York, March Sd. 1917
To Samuel Swinton. NJ. CHUNG. A. u.
Young. Mrs. Susie Lindsey Price. Mr.. Wal
ter Hall. Sadie Chethsm. Mary Anderson.
Mr.. D. n. White. Mrs Fialdlng, Mrs Mary
Mccarthy. S w. H. Turner. Mrs. Shirley
Pickett Fletcher. Mrs A Williams, q.
Chisholm, Mrs. Lyle or Mary Marshall.
Michigan Furniture Co, Coleman Anaer-
SON Mrs. q. Thurston. Carrie TaNerns, III.
A. Johnson, Mrs. Bessie Robertson, Henry
Brice, Mrs. J Griffin. George Gre en-. Rose
Jones' J. Bracken Furniture Co. 4. Davis.
Mrs Shirley Nobel. Florence White.
Frances Clarke. Marie Mckinney, Mrs l.
white. Hattie Macon. Ellen Roberts, A.
Hubbard. May OF Mary Smith. Mrs. Rose
Miller Mrs Wadel Mrs PahSrin. @. V.
Whitfield or Eugene Fields, N. +. Mulvi-
hill. Margaret Smith. You and each OF
you are hereby notified that the time for
the payment OF our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired, after
due notice thereof had been given you, Wa
will cause such property. 10 Wit. household
goods. personal effects, merchandise. car
pets. etc. stored by you or Ia your name Ina
The Columbus Storage Warehouse, 10 be
sold at public auction, according 70 ths
statute in such case made and provided. at
the Warehouse. 62-64 w 18Th St, New
York city. on Friday. March 23d, 1917, at
1880 A. NJ. and II the sale thereof is not
completed on said date the same VIII be
continued At the same place on each and
every Tuesday and Friday thereafter. be-
ginning at 1880 A. II. and continuing
until all the goods are sold.
COLUMBUS STORAGE WAREHOUSE, Inc.
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Ind
Cotton

Cotton was strong yesterday, despite
unfavorable reports concerning the
ocean freight situation. Active buying
Of March and May contracts by specu-
lators who were not in position 70
make deliveries on recent sales was the
feature of trading. At the close prices
ranged 6 70 p points higher It
seemed from the action OF prices that
the reaction from the high point of last
Monday had been sufficient TO
strengthen the technical position.
Early fluctuations were somewhat
irregular, owing TO continued nervous
ness over the export outlook. but offer
ings were light. The nervousness Of
near-month shorts was also increased
by reports Of further sales from the
local stock, which is gradually moving
out.
A report received here from New
Orleans said that even If rates were
being quoted, no ocean freight room
was available for March and very little
for April. There was also a report
from New Orleans to the effect that II
was rumored that the British govern
ment had withdrawn permits for ship
ments of cotton to Norway and Sweden.
The unfavorable view of the ocean
freight situation was also promoted by
London advices quoting Sir Edward
Carson's remarks with reference TO the
seriousness of the submarine menace.
These features, however, appeared TO
be bringing out no cotton of conse.
quence, and their failure to cause weak
ness was probably disappointment to
recent sellers.
Prospects for warmer and unsettled
weather in Texas were considered
favorable, and may have helped TO hold
back the new crop months. Bullish
weekly Liverpool statistics were dis
cussed on the advance. The worlds
visible supply of American cotton
showed falling off of l06,962 bales
for the week, compared with loss Of
95,983 for the same week last year. IL
now amounts to 3,772, l52 bales, against
4,219,246 az this time last year. EX-
ports for the week were 70,563 bales,
against 100, 645 last year.
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BETHLEHEM STEEL CORPORATION.
Notice Of Dividends on
nd IA AlDck.

Tba ten per cent. dividend upon the
common stock and the first lnstalment OF
Tnes OF the seven per cent. dividend upon
Cornorstion which were declared on Janu-
ary 20. 1917. will be payable on April 2,
I9i7 20 the stockholders OF record a. three
o'clock p. VI on March IS, 1917; the
second instalment OF the dividend upon the
TreSerred stock will be payable on July ?,
i9f7 10 the preferred stockholders OF
record at three o'clock p. NJ. on June l5'
1917. the third instalment on october ].
record AZ three o'clock y. VI. on September
is, 1917; and the fourth instaiment on
January 2. 1918, TO the preferred stock
holders OF record at three o'clock =. NJ. on
December 10. 1917.
Checks will be mailed.
ID III JONEs. Secretary.
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IntsrhOrOugh Long Distance Moving Co.

THE r. J. OREILLY STORAGE WARE
HOUSE CO. formerly O'Reily Bros, 1858
to 264 81. Nicholas Ave.--To Miss g. Bar
ton. Louis Bowskv Mrs. T.. Cooper. Mrs.
Philip Germond 7. Harrington. Mrs. J.
Kelly. Mrs. G. G. McQuade. John l.. Maggie.
Mr.. and or Mrs. VI. Oppenhelm. r. J. Red
tex. +. Y Sheng-K. Z. Yeng. agt, Nathan
Sisklns. Elizabeth Van Gelder. Mrs. Mary l..
Wallace. j. a. Robinson. account OF Mrs.
Mary J.. Wallace. Geo. II. Mellman, Mrs. J.
G. Woodbury., &. A. Coutant: You and each
Of you are hereby notified mat the time fot
the payment OF this firms lien upon tho
property hereinafter described having e..
plred, after due notice thereof had beer
given you. this firm will cause such property,
10 wit, household goods, personal effects aud
merchandise, stored by you in their ware
houses and silver vaults COR In which you
claim an INTEREST,", 10 be sold 81 pIblc auc-
ton according 20 the statute In such cases
made and provided, at their warehouses. Zbs
TO 2Gl ST. Nicholas Ave, Borough OF Man
haitian. city OF New York. on Tuesday morn
ing. March goth. 1917, az 1890 o'clock, ~
Daniel r. Kennedy. Auctioneer THE ], J,
OREILLY STORAGE WAREHOUSE co,
New York. March 10th. 1917.
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Yes'days Previous Year
Metal Markets

Announcement that the Carnegie
Steel Company had on Thursday ad-
vanced prices on bars and shapes 81 a
ton, and its price on plates by S15
caused little surprise in trade circles,
in view of the recent upward ten
dency. OF the whole iron and steel
market. With the advances on Mon
day of 81 ton in wire products and
pipe, this week has already witnessed
the heaviest advances in finished ma
terials for any week during the last
two years Of rising prices.
II is believed that the advance in
bars, plates and shapes may have been
influenced by the large amount of gov
eminent business, despite the fact that
it is given special prices, having no re-
laton 20 the old prices or the new
prices quoted for the regular domestic
market.
Tank plates are now quoted at 2
cents a pound, an advance of $4.l5 a
ton; structural shapes at 394 cents q
pound. an advance of $40 ton, and
steel bars at 3.35 cents pound, an
advance of 81 ton over the prices re-
Gently current.
Maximum prices quoted in 1899 were
2.90 cents pound OH plates, 2.25 cents
on shapes and $50 cents on bars, and
present prices are from SIT to So q
ton higher than those figures.
Prices current for a Iew Of the prin-
cipal metals and metal products, COM
pared with those prevailing at the cor
responding time Of last year, follow:
Current Agar
nrigp AGO.
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- Active Securities -
Stocks
Wall Street, March 8.
IN. Tbe Associated Press


c5ous constructive developments
hr,,d 20 the strength and activity
'o'. -. stock market. in which rails
q t' - though to a limited extent
ss.ros, among the accelerating fac
f0''- ,. the statement of the Federal
" o'' Board. which revealed more
i''.,5lg attitude regarding American
...rsnt in foreign loans.
lnr os I;,tle less Importance was the news
pittsburgh and other industrial
i've W.. reporting additional advances
60 go, Of fabricated steel and iron to
n pi ,;cbest quotations ever known in
'l ,rsde. Increase Of the General
-. ~. dividend from a 4 70 IL per
h.sis. the strength of sterling ex-
w. -. and unprecedented bank clear
W. FOR this period Of the year we're
,',,ded among the other encouraging
MT - of the day. News of the
ineiuiant,s decision 10 arm ships and
frsslus' evtra session Of Congress was
ssii sssnesived until after the markets
close. ...;os for Irnited
~ Steel and some other leaders
s'~ss.ssnted the best prices in over a
rp l.S steel was steadily accumulated
I nv" The outset, making an extreme
HVm of 9k points. at 11214. Other in
esI..;a1s 81 the same class were higher
S1s,'. e. oiL points. with | TO for the
pal run Of munitions and equip
msnis. .,,r Voc moro active
~. n' AZ anv recent period. General
H., ssn soaring an overnight gain OF
s ~ noints at 1905. Coppers supple
100 recent advances, American
Sm,Iting making the greatest gam
issther issues. papers and sugars re-
l.;red much of their impetus from pro-
s,..oual sources, South Porto Klco
Snoar rising 10 points on d single
Some of the high priced specialties
ID substantial gains, LOrillsrd To-
49,. 1900 rising another points TO 210.
~ az for American Tobacco at
TsiL Shippings. utilities and fer
,iE,ers gained l 20 points on mod
crate dealings. ,l
Trading in rails was relatively light,
INIT mainly at higher prices. with gains
T1to1h points for Pacifics, Reading,
I,bigh Valley and Chicago & North
western.
Gains in International bonds on q
i.syy turnover ranged from a fraction
"a IA points. greatest strength being
ssovn by United Kingdom issues. Do
nestle bonds were irregular on weak
ness in Eries.
United States bonds were unchanged
On call.
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InterhOrough Long Distance Moving Co.

2I5y AMSTERDAM I'VE, =. !. Z.
To Mary II. Burr. u. A. Peintrel. Charles
Anderson. Joseph A. Williams. Geo. McCul-
Tough, Anna Bonner. Miss q. La Tour. Mrs
=. y. Flanagan, Mrs Seei. Mrs {. Bates
Forbes. Mrs. Jas. Kearnoy. Morgenroth,
Magdalcn Home, william Lomberg. Mildred
Ortlieb Harry Mcbride. Mr.. Feurlng. You
and each OF you are notified that the tins
for payment OF our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired after
due notice had been given you. we will
cause such prOperty-to wit; Household
goods personal effects and merchandise
stored In the luterboro Long Distance Nov
ing CO.'S storage warehouse, New York
city, by you or In your name Cor IN which
you may have an INTEREST," TO BE- sold az
public auction at the warehouse. 2i57 Am-
sterdam Ave, New York city. on Monday.
March %, 1917. at 1880 a. m. and II tho
sale thereof IL not completed. or postponed
on said date. the same viii be continued, az
the same time and place. on every Monday
until ali the goods are sold
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FINANCIAL MEETINGS
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
NUIIIE OF u y = ~.
i65 Broadway. New York. y. 7.

1875 Broadway. New York. y. 7.
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
Of the Southern Pacific Company will be
held al the once OF this Company IN
Anchorage. Jefferson County. Kentucky, on
"wednesday, April 4, 1917. at twelve o clock
noon. standard time. for the following pur-
poses. via.
l. TO elect fifteen Directors.
Q To transact all such other bushes. as
may legally come before the meeting in
GLIDING the approval and ratification OF all
action OF the Board Of Directors and OF
the Executive Committee since the las,
Company
For the purposes 81 the meeting the
books for the transfer OF stock will be
closed AZ u o'clock noon. on Saturday.
March II. 1917. and will be reopensd az 10
o'clock A NJ. Thursday April s. 1917.
BY order Of the Board ~ Directors
HUGH NELL. Secretary.
Dated. January 2 1911.
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Together with the appurtenanees and All
the rights and interests OF tho parties 20
the said action OF. In and 10 the said prem
lses
Free and clear OF all encumbrancos and
Hens except state Of facts shown By survey
o. said premises made by Charles A. Meyer
q Son and In possession Of plaintiffs at
torneys
Approximate amount OF mortgage debt
costs and allowances, f2l.6g6s0. taxes and
water rates. si.225.l0.
Dated New York. February 27th, 1917.
BAYARD p. HOLMES. Referee
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GENERAL MOTORS COMPANY.


The Board n Directors Of General Motors Com
many fJf New Jer.eyl has declared the semi
annual dividend q s. % per SHARE upon the pre-
ferred stock Of the Company. payable MAY /. 1917
10 holders q preferred stock o, record At tn'
close Of business April II. 1917; and also ths
ousrery dividend q $500 per share upon th'
common stock n the Company. payable May /. 1911
70 holders Of Common stock Of record al the cloe'
Of business April II. 1917.
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GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION.

The Board a Directors Of General Motors Cor
uoratiou ioi Delaware has declared Tho guar
terly dividend Of $50 per share upon the pre-
ferr.i stock q the CorpOration. payable May J..
1917 10 holders u preferred stock q record al
the close Of business April r. 1917: and also
he quarterly dividend o. So 90 PER shAre upon
the common stock %; he Corporation payable
NAV l. 1917. 20 ho'f--s q Common stock q rec
ord AZ the close % business April u. 1917
FRANK A GATNOR. Treasurer
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MEETINGS

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NAN.
tie Lamp q Burner Company. Inc. Will
be held at the once OF the Company,
Room sol. No. 60 Broadway. New York
city. on Monday. March rsth. 1917. At .
o'clock IN the afternoon. for che purposs
OF the election OF directors and for the
transaction Of such other business as may
legally come before said meeting.
MANTLE LAMP s BURNER CO, Ina
BY MERVYN AP RICE. Secretary
Dated. New York. March 7. 1911
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) u S t e n a n C e
Cereals

Wheat.-The action of the market
Yesterday indicated that the trade at
large had not been particularly sur
prised by the government report figures
on farm reserves. At least they had
been led to expect about such a report
as was issued and weakness developed
in spite of the limited supply of grain
now in sight.
The figures on mill and elevator
stocks. which were not expected az this
time, caused sharp buying movement
at the opening that carried prices up
l%c to 2Ac from the previous close.
This proved the high point Of the day,
however, and on the subsequent set
back prices at one time were down 20
4&c from the top, while the close was
14c TO 22sc lower. It would appear
on the basis of the governments fig
ures of present supplies there has been
q disappearance. not accounted for by
exports of about 50,000,000 bushels
more than took place during the same
time last year. In view of the strln-
gent economies which have been prac-
tised as result of the high prices
of wheat and -four this was looked upon
as improbable, and was thought to be
accounted for, at least in part, by the
fact that there are at present great
quantities Of wheat in cars in transit.
A rumor gained ground late in the
afternoon that the government intend
ed revising its figures and, w1ile tins
appeared to be entirely unfounded, IL
caused considerable selling. Shipping
conditions were believed to be some
what improved in some sections, at
least il was said that neutral boats
were clearing from Baltimore and that
larger shipments may be expected.
Yes'day's Previous Year
Cash: close. close. ago
New York. 80. $3.50 s2ts4 st241a
Contract:
Chicago, May. 1879 1884 1.1t94
Chicago, July. 1865 1.5s 1.1o9s
Corn.-The trade at large was disposed 30
look upon the supply and demand position IN
corn as strong. but apparently some Of its
features had been discounted. AZ any rate
prices eased OIL from an early advance and
closed only about steady. with net gains OF
isdisc. The cash position was firm, but
cash operations were Of comparatively mod
Yes'day's Previous Year
Casb. close close. ago.
New York .......sr22la H.2274 SO
Chicago. May. 1904 1884 1874
Chicago. July...... t.0SI4 1903 7o3+
Oats.-The decline in other grains and ru-
nrors that holders in the East we're disposed
% sell domestic oats and buy Canadian for
export had a tendency 20 undermine sonh-
dence somewhat and offset the government
Ys'day's Previous Year
Cash: close. close ago
New York ........ .74Iz .74I2 .4sI2
Contract: ~
Chicago, May. .5els .59l7 .49,4
Chicago July ..... .57Is .57N4 .42's
Hys.-Narket firm.
Yes'days Previous Year
Cash: close close nso
Cash. N. Y. bush. .Sl.68 s1.6e sl.ol
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crBA CANE SUGAR CORPORATION

PRFFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND.
A quarterly dividend % fl.75 per share
has this day been declared upon the Pre-
ferred stock OF this Corporation. for the
quarter ending March 3ist. 1917. payable
April End 1917, 70 stockholders Of record at
the close OF business. March 18Th, 1917.
H. r. KROYER, Treasurer.
March End 1917.
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u. S. Treasury Finances

Washington. March e-Condtlon Of the United
stats Treasury al close to-day showed: Net osl-
anee in general fund. So. 500 $50: total receDts
50 COL SIS. total payments. Si,s9s,59S-. -. ,.
The deficit this fiscal year Is Sloo. lst 2f3' sssnt
a deceit OF S54lS6.ls3 last year. exclusive OK Pan
ANA Canal and public debt TRANSACTIONS.
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"Bradstreet's" says:
Liverpool Cotton Statistics

Liverpool, March 9.--Weekly cotton
statistics: Imports. $4,000 bales;
American, $4,000. stock. 774,0O0; Amer
lean, $50 900; forwarded, $4,000: Amer
lean. $1,000; exports, 1894; total sales,
$1,000; American, 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-10
Livestock, Meats and Provisions

Following are yesterdays prices, compared
with those of year ago:
New York Yesterday. A year ago
live steers. best. 100
10. ............ .s9.75 9Sll.6O S.25 GS9Io
Dressed beef. siles.
Do. ............. nae .l5i ~ q .l4h
10. ...,....'...,I3.OO a 1900 900 CISCO
Dressed ycas. city.
ib. ............. ~ % IS q 20
Lave owes, 100 h.. 865 a 9.25 600 "a 500
Lambs. fair 20
prime. 100 lb...i400 "a 1900 HOO 1i250
Dressed lambs. d.. ia a ri rs 3 isI,
llos,. 100 %. .....i3.50 q l4.75 $50 @lIOO
Dressed hogs. bacon,
ul s .o, ,,G GSHs s,.55 s ,,s 5Hs Gas. g
Mess beef. Dbl. 24O0 a $500 1880 a 1880
h. . .-......'....I94o q 1880 m.Os Oils
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Cottonseed Oil Futurcs.-Th

Cottonseed Oil Futures.-The market for
cottonseed oil developed reactionary ten
dency. and at the close of the day values
were sails points lower Total sales were
$500 barrels. There was conspicuous sell
ing. which was thought 10 be for Western
account and by refners. Offers were quite
readily absorbed at the start, but when the
grain and lard markets showed weakness in
the afternoon buyers were less aggressive.
Yesterdays year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-10
Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cotton
seed Oil

Coffee Futures.-The coffee market was
steadier yesterday. with May contracts selling
up TO 7.56. or II points net higher and 80
points above the low level of Wednesday
Realizing caused slight reactions later, but
the close showed a net advance of Z TO 10
points. Business was fairly active, sales
amounting to II 900 bags.
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Bonds

Trading in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange Friday amounted to
81. 900. 900, against s2,472,O Thursday,
$685. 900 a week ago and s2,76s'OoO
p wear ago. From January ] to date
s225.747, 600, aginst s220,S53,OOO In
1916.