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New-York tribune., 1917-11-27
1916 Output Of Mines
In the Central States

Production of silver, COPPER, lead and
zinc in the Central States is discussed
at length in mines report compiled
for the United States Geological Sur
vey by J. P. Dunlap and B. 5. Butler.
The total value of these metals in
1915. the report states, was sl73,77s,99O,
an increase of $50, ,495,72s, or 43 per
cent, compared with the value for 1915.
The total value of the production OF
these metals for the years 1907 70 1916,
inclusive, was 1913, 1929 sol, of which
s352 2,313,421 was for copper, S27s,525.-
93s for zinc. 9,764,792 for lead, and
s2,726,250 for silver. In only 1915 and
1916 has the value Of the recoverable
zinc exceeded that Of copper.
The production Of silver in 1915 was
$50, $50 fine ounces, which, at the aver
age price of 65.S cents per fine ounce
l5.l cents higher than in 1919, was
valued at s560,S66. as compared with
CAT ,533 fine ounces, valued at 1928 ,309,
in 1915. Nearly all the silver that is
produced in the Central States is re-
covered incidentally in the production
of other metals. OF this production
71s,640 ounces came from the copper
lodes OF Michigan. an increase of l3O,.
707 ounces, resulting from a larger cop
Per output. About % per cent of the
concentrates from lead ores mined in
Southeastern Missouri was desilverized
and yielded nearly all the silver from
that state recovered in 1916. A small
output Of silver was also derived from
copper ore, and the total recovery from
Missouri amounted TO l29,450 ounces,
an increase of II ,694 ounces.
The lead-zinc-huorspa deposits of
the Kentucky Illinois field also carry
silver. and from the lead concentrates ;
derived from Illinois 1854 ounces Of
silver were recovered, an increase Of
500 ounces.
The mine production Of copper was
from Michigan and Missouri, the first
named state. as in other years, con.
tributing nearly the entire output,
which amounted to 274,078,725 pounds.
The copper production OF Michigan in
1916 was pa, 1892 ,525 pounds, which, at
the average New York price of 24.6
cents pound. was valued az s67 1928, =
36I, as against yield of 265,2s3.378
pounds, valued at s46,424,59l, in 1915.
The mine production Of lead in 1915
was PSI, ,405 short tons, which, rated
at the average New York price for the
metal for the year Of SO cents pound
fsI3s a tonl. was valued at S34 ,693, $50,
as compared with 22,545 short tons,
valued at S20,9l9,5i2, in 1915. The
output OF lead increased 2s,s57 tons in
1916, and the value increased sl3,774,-
3Ts.
Southwestern Missouri was the next
largest producing district in the Cen
trail States, with an output of i,456
tons. or 4,922 tons more than in 1915.
The increase in this district was mainly
due 10 the increased mining of sheet
ground" as the production from the
soft ground" and shallow mines was
only 500 tons more than in 1915. The
Oklahoma production increased from
1906 tons in 1915 20 l2.Il5 tons in
1916, and the output Of the Miami dis
trict in 1917 will probably exceed that
OF all regions other than Southeastern
Missouri.
The production Of zinc, based on
New-York tribune., 1917-11-27
umidiu
Bremetsr ReadInss
Fire Record

A ".
I..j--i5 and II Wesi i1th 81. Vogue Hat Con
pany damage slight
3Ds-siJth - snd ribb-tt ave. The BronI. owner
u kn09I dsmagk
.Ao-E;ast River and l2ih ST Booker Contrletins
CEDpany: -hFht
6,i0-Is2i - ard Jerome Tho Bronx; Bat
tsry Cnstruction COMPANY, slight.
T.I9--ll9 West ssth 81. DALEY Brusers. damage
unknown
ss5-i.s9 Beach ave. The BrouI: Henry schnid,
s9en
s.aS-ls White st. Frank Dupcnae: trflnS
10 ts-4s Manhattan ST. Mr. Howell. slight
10 &A-l5a Me-t stth Henry Buor: SO.
10 io--ls and IS wes, :sth st.: isidore Mailer a
Company $500.
Pm
l.i5-232 Eas, i08d Il a Enmk Kahn slight
? 9io-ls5 LAiaye,ts st John A. Weeks. irininf
20-l570 Madlson As. yoseph Aascato. trisng.
s3S-l04 Bedford II John Mailman. uinns
$3.50 Boston Road. Margaret Guthrie trinllg
5000 W. l35th st EtwArd Ioyce. ,riding.
$3.50 " ssh a.. ChaTiss Moran. uirins
1851 GFrcuwich It fouis Hat On. unknown
see-S2s " nd St Man Deston. trihnx
el0-sss Lns~ooi ar. Joseph RoSenzweis. tn
rms
sSS-e.63 TN aV J sci,meittAeher irifinz
fes-9ll W listh 81. Enest Aidri,s: s.. 80
7 jS--isSh A. and III az, fnt1botoush Rapid
Transit Co rifirg
New-York tribune., 1917-11-27
Produce Markets-Current

Butter. Receipts, 2,ss0 packages.
Creamery. higher than extras, per ID,
47i1E 4sc; extras t92 score), 47c;
frsts, SO to 81 score), 43G 46i2c; sec
onds SO TO 81 score), 40d ~ l2c; thirds,
3sq 39c; creamery. unsalted, higher
than extras, 4siz n 49c; extras. 47l1m
4sc: frsts, 44t0 47e; seconds, Ala 80 he;
creamery, held. higher scoring than
extras, 43h "a i4c; extras, AZ y. a 43e,
frsts. Ala 42c; seconds. 80 i1d 80 l1c;
thirds. 3sg99c; state, dairy, tubs, finest,
Asa 46c; good TO prime. 81 Il a 44c;
common 70 fair, 35G4lc; renovated.
extras, 41a4li:c; firsts, 80 Z n 40c;
lower grades, 35d 3sc; ladies'. current
make, firsts, 80 Ii 34c; seconds, 32 y IA
Ssc; lower grades. 3lH 32c; packing
stock. current make. No. /. 33c; No. 2,
32e; lower grades. 300 isc.
Cheese Receipts, 1866 boxes.
State, whole milk. fats, fresh. colored,
specials, D.. 23l-c; white. specials,
23iAc: colored. average run. 23Ac;
white. average run, 25hc; prime 10
choice. 22iaa 23c; lower grades, l7o
s2c: held, specials, 2i'sc; held, average
New-York tribune., 1917-11-27
The Weather Report

WASHINGTON, Nov 25-Pressure "a generally
higher. decidedly so east ot the Mississippi R7e.
There vas however considerable fall during
Monday In tho upper Mississippi VALLEY. resulting
IA quite general. though Light. snow and rains in
the Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys AID
Indiana There we're also light local snow: In
New York and Northern New England. the North
western states and Wyoming Elsewhere the
weather fair.
Low emperaturss continue over the Eastern half
Of the country, shEs over tie Western half theJ
are slightly above the seasonal average as a rule.
There will be snow or rain Tuesday from Tennes-
see nor,hxard ard rcrheastaud. continuing
wednesday IN the eastern lover lake region and
extending into Nov England. the Middle Atlantic
states and North Carolina
Tie weather Uill be fair Tuesday in the Atlantic
and east Gul. states and on Wednesdsy IN the
upper lake region. tho Ohio Valley and the south.
Il Uill bs somewhAt warmer Tuesday in the lake
region The upDss oho valley and the south A.
Ialiiic states add warner Wednesday IN the Middle
Atlantic states and NrT EcsiAnd.
Fs.eeasss fer spsslal L0eaIltie.-Nes jersey
Rair Tuesday; wednesday snow or rain and some
what warner.
Eastern P,nnsylvania--FIr continued cold Tues-
day: Wednesday snow or rain and soueuhsi
warner
Eastern New Y0k southsrn New EndAnd-
Fair. continued cod Tuesday: Wednesday cloudy
and souevha: u,rTaey probably snow.
Northern New knglAnd-FdT. continued coid
TuesdGy. Wednesday cloudy. PROBABLY snow In New
Hampshire and Vermont. slightly warmer.
We.tern Pennsyiy yania-Incressing cloudipess
Tuesday. followed By sRo~ slightly warner "efnes-
day sJ6x rain.
Western New Yofk-Incressins elo~iness Tues
day followed By snO9. warmer IN the western
portion. Wednesday local sn0sS.
Local onclaI Rsesrd. Tue folo~ins ofhciai rec
ori from N. Weather Bureau ssDVs temperatures
during the last twenty four hours. In comparison
with tho cur7sspDuding date q last year:
New-York tribune., 1917-11-27
Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cotton
seed Oil


Coffee Futures. circulation OF
December notices, estimated at slightly
over 10000 bags, caused a renewal Of
liquidation and good deal Of switch
ing from December TO later months IN
the coffee market yesterday. These
offerings seemed TO have been pretty
we'll absorbed on an early decline OF
about to II points, however, and rail-
lies followed on covering, while there
also seemed 70 be some scattered trade
buying during the afternoon. The close
showed net decline Of TO points.
Yrster1aV'a 4 year
New-York tribune., 1917-11-27

run, 23is q 24c: twins, held, specials,
3 y - Pc: average run, 23a 70 : c;
cheddsrs. single daisies, 25G 20 &c;
whole milk. fancy. twins. held. 2Sld
23Stc; single daisies, 2iI n 2oisc;
double daisies. 24isG Csc; Young Amer
icas. fresh. 26c; held. 26l4 a 2oi7c;
state SKINS, twins and fats, held. spe-
cials. goa 20l:c; fats. fresh. specials,
49, l9c; twins and cheddars, fresh,
specials, isisM ice; fats, prime 70
choice, 16d lsc; wins and cheddarss,
prime to choice, 16N lsc; fair 70 good,
f3d l5l3c; lower grades, scl l2e.
Eggs. Receipts, 1883 cases. Fresh
gathered extras. per dozen, 51G 5se;
extra firsts, $50 SIC; iTsts. 52d Sac;
seconds, 450 soc; thirds and poorer, 80
q 44c; fresh gathered dirties, No. |,
35c;- No. - and poorer, 800 Sac; fresh
gathered checks, good 10 choice, dry,
32d 33c: under grades. 25la Bic; refrig-
orator, special marks, fancy, storage
and insurance paid, 34tr 34l3c; hrsts.
storage and insurance paid, 32i21
80 nc; seconds, storage and insurance
paid, 300 32c; lower grades, storage
and insurance paid, 2id 30c; state,
Penn and nearby Western hennery
whites, fine 20 fancy, 72G 76c; ordinary
10 good, 500 zoe; gathered whites, or
binary 70 fine, 5sG re; state. Penn and
nearby whites, pullets, 55d 60c West
ern and Southern, gathered whites, 90
a soc; state, Penn and nearby hennery
browns. 5SG SIC; gathered brown and
mixed colors, asa 55c.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-27
vor,cr OF REDEMPTION OF BONDS

EOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
County OF Jefferson. In the state ot mon
,.na will redeem upon presen ntattoh'
through its County Treasurer, X p stro-
bel. 20 OF its "a Per Cent, k.fundins
Bonds numbered 81, ". 100, lol' ig@' i99'
liz, ii3. III. Il5. iis, and III, OF the
eeries of tsss-isif.
on and after thirty days from the date
hereof Interest will cease on said bonds
= D,tsd az Boulder jefferson CDasi 7,
Montana, this sth day Of November. \. ID
1917 -.
b. order OF the Board OF County Com
rnizsioners Of Jefferson County, state of
Montana. s,
New-York tribune., 1917-11-27
u. S. to Commanders
Erie Canal Boats
[Staf Correspondsrcel

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-Chairman
Hurley to-day wired 10 Governor Whit
man for full information regarding the
number and size of barges and tugboats
on the Erie Canal.
The Shipping Board is planning to
take over these vessels during the win
ter months, It was stated to-day, for
use in Chesapeake and Delaware bays
and in the traffic between the Ca q and
Baltimore and Philadelphia. They will
haul material and coal from Norfolk
to the shipyards in Baltimore and Phil
adelphis.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-27
REPUBLIC IR0S a STEEI, COMPANY.

PREFERRED DIVIDEND 80. 81.
~ meeting q fhe Executive Commit
=: q me Republic Iron & steel Company.
"a Sovef1ber igth. 1917. the regular
.eartsriy dividend of izes on the Pre-
,.fiso stock vas declared. payable January
-. ltl.. % stockholders u reCOre Decem-
~ l.th. 1917. Books remain open
COMMON D7VfDESD 80 ,.
~ meeting n the Executive Commit
- - 81 ihe Republic Iron h steel COMPANY
as Or fhe Common stock was declared.
s.iAee February lHf. 1913. 20 stockholders
y record January 18th. 1919. Books re-
Isia 02sA u. JONES. JR.. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-27
TO THE HOLDERS OF
RAILWAY STEEL-SPRlNC COMPANY
Iatrobe Piant) First Mortgage Sc Gold
Bends dated January I, 1895.
REDEMPTION NOTICE.

REDEMPTION NOTICE
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, as provided
by Article w. of the Mortgage dated Jan.
4 ig0s made by the Railway Steel-spring
Company 70 the Standard Trust COMPANY
of Nev York Trustee. Guaranty Trust
Company OF New York successor, thst
the Railway Steel Spring Company VIII
,.deen al of It's outstanding First MOTT
gage Five Per Cent Gold Bonds ia
trobe Plant). issued under said hortgagr.
on Jan. l. 1915. at one Hundred and Ftv"
per Cent GO5cc) Of the face value there
OF. with accrued interest thereon 20 jan. J.
1915 said bonds viii be redeemed az tho
Coupon Department Of the Guaranty
ryust company of New York. lt0 Broad
way, New York City. and should have az
tachsd coupons due Jan. I. 1915, stter
which date interest VIII cease.
RAILWAY STEEL SPRING COMPANY,
BY r r FITZPATRICK, President.
Dated New York city Nov. Is. 1911
New-York tribune., 1917-11-27
- Active Securities o.
Bonds

Trading in bonds on the New York
stock Exchange Monday amounted to
81, ,5se, 900. against s3,S52, 900 Saturday.
sl,i62. 900 a week ago and s5,se9,o0O a
year ago. From January l Ia date,
ss25,330, 900, against sI,O2e,3i2,oOo in
1916.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-27
High. Low. Last. Sales

Ssles. Open. High Low. Last
$500 Houston OIL .. 2sI, q 23Is -
$50 I'll G. c o & x. As "a "a
1900 'Tnt Petroleum. f2iz lZt2 va l<I2
600 Kenoya (apl p y =
$50 Lost City Oil. e = a -
1900 merritt Oil C.. 81 25iz "a, IoLl
$500 Metropol Petrol Z; Il Is "a
g00o sTYidwcst Oil 40 20 i1s 1ls
.SS sSS .ns.t.t i'd e R.f ,aa n ras - ,ao q r "a
ls:SS 5SS :'ohls5sa. = 1.GsIs Oh 81. s'' s. 5" "a
1000 'Tdo pf ..... IS IS IS -
5000 Oklahoma ? &R ia rs
1000 tOmar oil & c.. % 80 2e 50
1909 Osage-Hom Oil W rs
700 sPenn-Ky Oil. 5z Sz 5Hz 5tz
1900 'Penn-O Oil & G. f2N, IVA W 1SL4
e000 Penn Gas0lene. e q q
$4,000 srR Rock O& g 9S ifs e5
10000 sRice OI .r-. y - "a y
-OH sSapulpa o & X. 65s 5Ts as4 SIS
/ 2200 'Sequoyah OSR ~ u q 1s
1000 Somerset Oil. - u IS y
500 united West o. Il is fs u
$40 vic Oil new.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-27

mine returns. with a deduction for
separating and smelling losses was
2s5S01 short tons in 1915, valued at
s7f.iOO s6s. The value is computed at
1874 cents a pound (Spelter, s2Ss q
toni. the average sales price reported
bv the smeisers for all grades OF the
metal
New-York tribune., 1917-11-27
AMERICAN CAN CO.

A dividend % 3.7l57 Ter cent has been de-
earsd upon The Preferred stock OF this Com
ar, this being final payment of accumu-
l1fed deferred dividend. payable December
IN. 1917. 20 Stockholders of record at the
eose Of business December lltn, 1917.
4fsa.fsf books viii remain open. Checks
ras-e1
X. r. I~MON.
Secretary & Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1917-11-27
Cottonseed Oil Futures.-The market

Cottonseed Oil Futures.-The market
was irregular in yesterdays early trad
ing and closed easy, with final prices
) to 33 points net lower. Total sales
were 1900 barrels. The November po-
sition advanced 81 points early in the
day on covering, but closed weak. Total
tenders on November contracts during
the month were 10000 barrels. Crude
oil in the South was steady, with com
paratively little doing The domestic
cash trade was fair.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-27
READtNG COMPANY

''hefAl OnlfFs NFadinf iFfnD1
- pElzdeicala. @offisisf -. Isl4.
o., - Nssf - Dlfss. gra ~ feelsfrd ron ths
r snrtr q8aftegiy dfncsrd NJ oHe - ornt
p - Nm pfefrgrf1 sur y the 'cnpai
-. 81 - Dtfe11bsf ~ 1917. ty fiofta0.drfs "
o. us slass - ogsf.sss. November q. ltll.
- - - msllef - fLOLhp'd@Es "h0 hSfo
orfc,c orders eil us TfeasJrcf
JAY v. HEEE. Sccrcfdr1
New-York tribune., 1917-11-27
Standard Oil
Other Oil Stocks

Sales. Open. High. Low Last
500 'fAllen OIL. 81 q. 81 II
900 Barnett o &C Il. ia "a fas
400 Beth Oil & G.. 1913 1913 10 10
5000 'iBoston-W Oil 2s % 2s %
COCO 'Cosden OIL. 75s 7ss IA 7as
$500 'Crowh OIL. q y "a "a
$3.50 Cumber 7 6 r. Ia ia "a "a
10O9 Elk Basin Pet 7s "a
goa 'Elk OSG "a ~. q q q q
1900 'Esmeralda o c. - x "a "a
1000 Federal OIL. 3bs ga 3Is 81.
1900 'Friar Oil ..... - "a - "a
2200 'Glenrock Oil. IS IS f434 IS
$500 Hanover O&R. 2 2S 2 2I
New-York tribune., 1917-11-27
REALTY ASSOCIATES.

DIVIDEND 80. 90.
November zsth. 1917.
- Boar1 % Dlrectors has this DAY de-
,s''1 fhe regular seHui-annusl dividend %
- re carfaf nto|k q the Company
l.ts jsruary fsfr 1918. out ~ the earn
70 tlr ftcaI scar t0 sfockhoilerz ~ rec
~ - re ci0se ~ business. II rn., Satur-
49, se1ae-Y Stu 1873
f-gelJ AUGUSTUS HARPER.
Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-27
Curb Market

Note.-The Tribune assumes no responsi-
bility for the accuracy or authenticity OF curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
Monday were reported as follows:
New-York tribune., 1917-11-27
Orchard and Field
Hay and Straw
Livestock, Meats and Provisions

Following are yesterdays prices. compared with
those % year esO.
New York Yesterday. year ago
Live steers. best -.,.r.
100 ID. ........ $3.50 d5i3lo Wv eslV'o0
DR., ,el beef. sides. al.
10. ...s....t.- 10 ~ ~ ~ 80
100 Is. -. 400 a 1878 800 a l4.oO
10 4...--...... .s a 22a ~ a az
1.-Two ewes 100 No. 700 q ll.e0 400 % I'oO
! LamDs. fai' 20 =. -.
prime ieo N 1900 q 1909 fIOo lz.oo
Dressed mutton ID rs q .l9 'lV'se 'iSi
Dressed lambs. n. 40 9 .23 ID Is
Hog. 100 10. ...I7.0 l7.75 800 % lO'co
Dressed hogs. ba- ,a 80,
con. ID. 49,. .2p1a .Ats .Sse ,,'ooaT'
Mes. beet bbL. .3,.Oo q 300 $500 q 1'''
Lard Middle West,
H. ............ 1900 o 1S.00c H.3oc q D'@N
New-York tribune., 1917-11-27
AMERICAN CAN co.

esarteriy dividend - one ana three
sarefs per cent has been declared upon the
Pfsfsrrsd Stock of this Company. payable
!sn1ary md 1918. % Stockholders of record
= ths cioss o. business December lsth. 1871.
Ifahsfsr Books will remain open. Checks
n8iec
X. FL ISNON.
Secretary Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-27
Ye.'day's Previous Veal
Metals

Al their conference in this city on
~ ~ rrice fixing programme for the
spel.dr sPe P[''s trade the special committee 2e
lH,r Wnnor ir. has determined upon the
J;E;s-entiaIs governing the premiums at
wb;cb u'ri grades of spelter other than
.snri,no 49, Western" should sell above :he
latter grade. For brass special. the
committee advised a price Of u 20 z
cent a pound above the price TO be iixed
for prime Western. For intermediate
or grade B metal premium o. cents
and for grade A premium o. 70 80
cents was suggested; Inc fol.mr 6oppvr mar
ket st yestefday sSot war nriees for a few Of the
nrincipal metals and metal products
COMPARED with those prevailing at the
corresponding time OF last year fol
New-York tribune., 1917-11-27

Oats.-The market was slightly lower
early under selling for a reaction after
last weeks advance. A sharp upturn
in Winnipeg, however, again stimulated
buying, and this. supplemented by ex-
port sales Of about 100000 bushels,
caused a sharp rally. Final prices were
IL 20 1izc. net higher. The visible
supply decreased $4,000 bushels for
the week, and the total is now about
3O.O0O,0OO less than last year, despite
the large crop.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-27
DIVIDEND NOTICES
Continental Refining Co.

A monthly dividend Of 1es viii be paid on
Ne common stock OF the Continental Rein
hg Company. payable December 10. 1917. to
s,e1k boidsrs Of record at the close Of husi-
ssa November 20. 1917. Transfer books
VI not be closed.
A. 4. RoLLEsToSE.
President.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-27
Miniature Almanac

sun rises ......... 6.5S sun sets ........... fJt
Moon rises " NJ. 3.ali liMOon sets IA nj. see
New-York tribune., 1917-11-27
ARrE,iAS b. SMITH

~ PURSUANCE or AN ORDER or HON.
John + CohalAn. Surrogate OF the
corrty OF New York. notice IL hereby given
20 Ali persons having claims against Bertha
r. Hellbrun, late OF the County OF NeN
Yors teceared to present the same With
,ouchers thereof 20 the subscriber. ~ hl~
nisce OF tran.acting business, at the of'ice
of Guggenhelmer. Cntermyer Marshal. a.
No i2e broadway. Borough Of Msnhattsn,
1iftv Of New York on or before the stth
day ~ December next.
Dated. New York. the 18th day OF June.
1917.
Gr'GGENUElMER. UNTERMYER &
MARSHALL. Attorneys for Executor.
l.0 Rros iWay. Borough OF Manhattan,
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-27
Consolidated Exchange

TUrit of trsds on thls exchange. 10 shsres.I
Transactions and prices yesterday for the
mare active stocks follow.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-27
sURROGATEs' NOTICES

pOWNAN. HENRY HIN PURSUANCE
Of an order OF Honorable John 7. Co
haisn a Surrogate OF the County Of New
YORK. notice 10 hereby given 10 all persons
80 ~ IN. County ol New YORK decsased.
10 present the same with vouchers thereof
10 me Subscribers. az their place % trans
acting busiress. at the ONCE of tneir az =
,ornrv. smith Bowman. No. Ss Par,
Row. In ths Borough Of Manhattan. In the
CITY of New FORK. on or before tho lith
day % February next
ARTENAS b. SMITH.
HAROLD II BOWMAN,
J FLOYD BOWMAN.
Executors
Smith 4 Bowman. Attorneys for Executors,
ss PARK Row. Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-27
S u s t e n a n c e
Cereals

wheat.-Notwithsta the small
receipts OF wheat 40 Western points
last week. the visible supply OF domes-
tic and Canadian wheat in the United
New-York tribune., 1917-11-27

Hizhest tsupefaturs sesterdE. 81 degrees tst
:I5 p M: lowest. 20 tat 10 D. nj; average. 8:
.y--.xs for sane date last year 80 average for
same date last thir,y-thrre yeaFs. 80
Aumldiu
a m.....57 ?. H.. "a .. n-..... q
Barometv Readinss
sa M soie p. M. 3o.tz Z .. H.. 3e55
Local oMsIsI F~rnt-Psir ard continual cold
to-day. cloudy. probably sno~ and souisShai warn
er tomorrow moderate north IN east winds
New-York tribune., 1917-11-27
yEw YoRK STOCK EXCHANGE

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
TRANSACTIONS
Rail- Other All
roads. stocks. stocks.
Yesterday. 47,40o 395,Soo 442,7oo
~ hsfore % 900 2oo. 900 329,50o
Week ago. 90. $500 40e'2oo
lar ago. $500 t,172,3oo 1,275,eoo
January to date;
Y7. 2f.2ef 200 147. .125,5oo 16s.3S6,7oo
rts. .3t,51e, 300 162,7s5,7oo 194,311,ooo
New-York tribune., 1917-11-27

COrn.-The market was feverish and
irregular. closing sc net lower to sc
higher, but at best IL was a narrow
affair. owing 70 the restrictions placed
on aggressive speculative operations.
There was further talk OF prospective
large receipts, and on this account
some operators were disposed to look
for lower prices. Receipts. in fact. are
increasing. and the visible supply
showed an increase for the week Of
COL 900 bushels. compared with an in
crease of 32s 900 last year. Prices in
the cash markets have undergone a re-
adjustment during the last few days,
some of the higher grades having de-
clined 10 TO 25 cents. Weather eondi-
tions were considered favorable for
curing the new crop.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York. close. close. ago
New-York tribune., 1917-11-27
Bonds
. =

States increased 1.549.000 bushels.
bringing the total 70 21,2l3, 900, again 81
72,090,000 last year. Adviees from Ar
gentina said that prices there were
strong on reports Of negotiations pend
ing for the purchase Of the entire sur
plus OF wheat. as well az linseed and
oats, by the Allies. IL was also said
that the Argentine crop had been Sc
verely damaged by frost, and Broom
halls agent now estimates the export
able surplus at 133,O00,000, compared
with earlier, estimates of 176000,00
bushels.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-27

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100 Cd Av r r TIA IVA 17A+ IA
$500 Tob Prod. 53Ia 513s 53/s+2
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100 Tn Al Stl. 81 81 81 -
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200 Tn Ry Inv. 612 63s eIa- Is
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300 Wab pr A. 41s4 41Ia 4134 z 9s
200 do pr b. 2112 21L2 2tL2- 70
1900 West Md. 143s 14ls 1926 = 3s
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