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Produce Markets-Current

Butter.-Receipts. l5.os3 packages. Cream
CRY. higher than extras. per 10. 39A n iOl2c
extras (92 scorel. 39iac: frsts (SS to 9l
.core). 3sikG39Hc: seconds (s3 to 81 seore)'
3GQ 3Sc: thirds. 3iiaM re; creamery I'M
salted, higher than extras. ilg4l i2c; extras
4omiOi.e: frst. 33I3oi4c: seconds. 36l2@
3siac: state dairy. tubs. finest. 39c good 10
prime. 37M3Si.c. common to fair. S503be
renovated. extras, 36I2a31c: frsts. 5hg
3ee; lower grades. 33d3ii4c; imitation
creamery. Grsts. 35035i9c; ladies. current
make. frsts. 3fn3fiac; seconds. 3303 80 .sG ;
lower grades. 81 iafl32i2c; packing st9eh'
current make. No !. @30 33lsc' no - ON
52isc: lower grader. 80 "a 81 '2c:
Cbeese.-R Receipts. 5.09i boxes. state. W NJ
flats. fresh, coored. specials, 10, 2iG q &c :
white. specials. 9fc. colored, average rum
23a.c; white. average rum IS "" - .
prime 10 choice. D. aH2J &c; lower grace,
20N re; twins, fresh, coloreI' specials, ~
white. specials. 233. c; coored. average fancy
23Ac: white. average fancy, .3'2e cred
dnrs. fresh. specials 2ic single daisies, Zi1s
6I24iec. double daisies. 2iU q &c; Niscon-
sin M fancy. twins. fresh white - 2-t
232tc: colored. 1884 n 2ic single Fsisles,
oiitc: double daisies. 2iM2iLc: Young
Americas. 25H 25i4c; state, skins. Hats spe-
ciaIs. l7M1Sc: twins and cheddars. specials.
l-0isc; flats. prime TO choice. l44 l6c -.
twins and chcddars, prime TO choice. liH
Ii, fair 10 good. SN l3c; lower grades
3nf &C..
Eggs.-Receipts. ls,Sjs cases. Fresh gath
cred extras. per dozen. 37d 3sc extra tirsts.
35m36c: firsts SO m3l &c: seconds. 81 ~
33c thirds and poorer. 2SlJ Bic; dirties, NO
J.. 3oM Bic; No . and poorer. 25d 2se checks
GOOD 10 choice. dry. 2SU 29c undergrades,
99M27c: state. Penn and nearby Western
hennery whites. fine to fancy. 4l442c; ordi-
nary to good. 3sn i0c gathered whites. ordi-
nary 10 fine. 376i 40c Western AID Southern,
gathered whites. $50 50 &C; state. Penn and
nearby. hennery browns, 5SWi0c gathered
brown and mixed colors. ungrsded. 34d ose.
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STORAGE NOTICES
Lee Brothers Storage Van Company
storage Warehouse Notice.

To Whom It May concern: on
-, r2-tb ST. on Tuesday. July 81. 1917.
rommerclnc at 10 a. NJ. household goods
pianos. personal effects MERCHANDISE; ete;'
ne Mr. PurnoI. G.. Jarvis. Clarence
Sbrichton. Mrs. Lucy b. Smith. Mrs.
MitcheiL Emma Lucker Mrs. a. Taller,
las n Burrows Emma Scott. Louise
80 sarah Montague. Lena Young. Rich
ard Scott. Mrs D.ckerson. Mrs Martha
Alexander. II W. Fredericks. James Qulg =
iev Mrs N King. Mrs G. j. Van Bueren.
P6bt Williams. Walter Baptist. Thos p.
smith. Mrs ~ Robinson. Julius Nonah,
John Masden VIM Sheriff. Conquest, Alice
carr Martini. Nina NJ. Brundage, Mr.
SDrinF. Mrs J. Brennan. J. Bailey. Roger
Banner. Frank Reynolds. Mr.. Lindhurst'
MIR. Murphy. Mrs Maud Atkinson.
Unless all charges are paid on or before
July y. 1917. same will be sold according
10 law 10 pay charges.
LEE BROS SrG & VAN CO.
20o-2I6 East iZ5th ST.
11G-Ils East l2ith ST.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES
BETHLEHEM STEEL CORPORATION.
Notlce 81 Dividend on Common stock
and Class Is Common stock.

The Board Of Directors Of Bethlehem
Steel Corporation has declared an extra
dividend 81 one per cent upon tho Com
mon stock and the Glass q Common Stock
Of the Corporation. payable on Wednesday.
August l. 1917, 10 holders az record II said
stock A. three o'clock 7. NJ, on Wednes-
day. July "a. 1917
This dividend has been declared for the
purpose OF aiding stockholders 70 con-
tribute 20 the American Red Cross War
Fund. IL they shall desire. Checks will
be mailed
Dated. July 8. 1917.
d " ZONES. sscretary.
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STRRoGATEs, NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p. Cohalan a Surrogate
~ the County OF New York. notice 10
hereby given TO all persons having claims
against Matte +. Boyd. late of tho County
~ New York deceased. 20 present same
with vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber at
place OF iransacting business. at the once
II his attorney. ;. Sidney Smith. No ~
Wall Street in tho city u New York on
ar before the 1th day of January. next
Dated. New York. the End day OF July,
1911 ROBERT 4. BOYD.
s SIDNEY SMITH Executor.
Attorney for Executor.
Il Wall Street. New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-12

Oats.-The market was firm and higher,
with an active demand from July shorts and
new buying in the more distant positions
Crop accounts we're satisfactory, but the
~ h r-r-.nf. iisnlayel strencth
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Empire City Savings Bank,
esl WEST I25TH STREET.

23l WEST i25JH STREET.
The Trustees have declared interest for
the six months ending June 30th, 1917, NJ
tho rate OF THREE AND ONE-HALF PER
CENT. PER ANNUM on all sums from
S. 20 70 100000, payable July 18th. 1911.
Money deposited on or before July 18TH,
1911. will draw interest from July 81
RICHARD Z. COCHRAN. President.
As. VAN WINKLE. Secretary.
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~ Commodities -

begun as far north rs Central Ohio
and Illinois, and is general in Kansas.
except in 4 few western counties. IL
was reported that grain dealers in
Southern Louisiana, Illinois and West
ern Kentucky have set price of sos
for new wheat, delivered at the mills,
in that section.
Yes'day's Previous Year
Cash: close. close. ago.
New York. 49,. $3.50 $3.50 s1.H
Contract:
Chicago, July. POS 2.OoH2 l'O9/2
Chicago, Sept. 1879 1871 I111+
Corn.-There was an exciting day. in the
corn market, with prices making feverish
and wide fluctuations New high records
were made throughout the list. and Mt one
time values showed gains Of 3Asc 20 3etc
from the previous low. The ne" crop montns
came in for active buying for outside ac-
count but late in the day there was a sharp
reaction in these positions owing TO report
from Chicago 20 the effect that the board
there was 10 hold a special meeting ana
would probably fix a maximum price TOT me
new crop positions. The september pos1ti e.
sold al $780,. and in Kansas City and 81.
Louis new trading in September was Tor
hidden. There was nothing in particular tne
matter with the crop 20 cause any special
apprehension. but the small supplies ana the
fact that so much depends on new crop de-
veiopments make the market susceptible 10
feverish fluctuations.
Yes'day's Previous Year
Cash close. close. ago.
New York ........si.9s34 sl.s7 81
chicapo' September 1884 t.57A .77ss
Chicago. December. 1.2i3s i.2l
Oats.-The market was firm and higher,
with an active demand from July shorts and
new buying i'm the more distant positions.
Crop accounts were satisfactory, but the
, cash markets displayed strength.
Yes'day's Previous Year
Cash: close. close: ago
Contract:
cbieaao' July 49,, -. .ss7s .ssssf %
Rye.-Market steady.
Yes'day's Previous Year
Cash: close. close. ago
New York. BUSH. 500 $40 s1.oa
Flour and Quotations were:
Ycsdays Previous Year
close. close. ago.
Flour, Mimi. spg. patSl2oo $500 $3.50
Rive flour. choice ...... 1910 1910 5.35
Cornmcal. kiln dried 9.25 e.25 40
Bran. in sacks........ 5000 $500 1850
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Lee Brothers Storage a Van Company
storage Warehouse Notice.

To whom II May Concern:
we VIII sell an Public Auction az io9
East ie5th ST.. on Monday July 3d. 1911
commencing al % a. NJ. household goods
pianos. personal effects. merchandise. etc.
stored 6v or bon names as follows. J. "
Glen. j Murphy y Y Insurance School
Nine. VI Rov.llon. Alfred r. Moore. ". j.
carroll william Smith. Mrs. p. Schwsl be,
Whaien Bros. Malcomsen. Mrs. +. McFsr-
land J. A. Kern. W A. Fink. Mrs =.
Morgan. Jean Ray Spoycr Mrs. 81 Cohen.
Geo. Bearar. l. Brown. Mrs. d. Reed. Mrs
D. KERRY Mrs y McGinn S. Green Mrs
Hammond. r. =. Campbell, Bertha Neu-
mann. Geo. krauss
Unless all charges are paid on or before
July q, 1917. same will be sold according
to law 70 pay charges.
LEE BROS STG & VAN CO.
lOl-107 East 125th 81.
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Livestock, Meats and Provisions

Following are yesterdays prices. compared with
those Oi a year ago
New York Yesterday. year $50
Live steers. best
100 IL 49,. 5000 @sl3.l5 $3.50 @slo.sO
Dressed beef sides
10 .,.......-... .i5He ~, .I2se rs
Live yeals best
100 10 ........ i3 90 q 1880 $50 q 1913
Dressed veIis. city.
I've owes. 10, b. 100 a 1905 $50 q rs
'l p-ir.. loo 10 400 5.35 1850 a MS
Dressed r'.tfrl. Ir .t u ~ - 9 30
prcs. efl lambs l1 10 r - rs q .i6' ?
Hog. 100 Do .. 800 n - l04) q
U-r,.el hos, hl-
con. 10 ........ .2ias1 .2iA .l3iaR l4il
Mes pork Dol a 90 a 1850 1850 9 1850
Mess beef bill. 80. 90 a 3l.O0 l1.50 a 1900
ID ...'-'..'... .7O.loo a 10000 1890 O 1880
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pIsoharaes from Bankruptcy
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANBBOOKs.

LOST Handbook No 600 233 % Dry Dock savings
Institution Any person having Claims uRon . sal
bol. /, called upln 70 present t' zane 70 We ue..1
within thiry days tie said book VIII 10 a,'iaiN ~
rarcelleI ana a new ore issued in lieu thereof.
LOST -Ba1khook 70. 52i3iS n the Union Dlhs
savings Bank Is missing Any person hayhs =
claim IN n Is hereby called upon 20 present tnss
same within ten days or submit m ha'hs sdi'
na,shook cancelled ard a rev ore issued.
LOST. -Bankbook No 7i4o7t of the Union Dime
savings Bank e missing Any person havihs a
claim ID 70 q, hereby called upon 70 present w
same within ton days or submit 70 ha'lhs sal"
ns.sbo0k cancelled and new one Issued
Losr-Baukbook 10. I073,67j o. Bank for say.
i1gs. $50 Fourth ave. New 1"h' 'i'''''
stopfeI Please return book % bank
LOST -Bankbook No Il0l. SO o. Bank for sag.
1e5 r,,f--r ara New York Payment
,'5pneI Please return hook ~ bank
lost -Es-kbo,s No 6025s5. Tho Greenwich say
ir-, Bank 1i6 and rs sixth ave. New lofA
Ci'y Payment stopped. Please return 70 u4nA.
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nDvALE STEEL AND ORDNANCE co
Dividend No. 3

At n meeting OF the Board Of Directors
OF lffdvaIe steel and Ordnance Company.
hold Wednesday. July nth. 1917 quar-
tcrly dividend OF one dollar and MY cents
q SOD per share was declared, payable
August LIST 1917. TO stockholders Of record
a. close Of business July goth. 1911. Books
will remain open.
WI. - DICKSON. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-12

The approAi innate amount Of the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which tho above described
property is 20 be sold Is $fsflG9. with
Interest thereon from April -, 1917. TO-
gether with costs and allowance amounting
10 1904 -. with interest from june %. 1917,
together with the expenses o. the sale. Tho
approximate amount Of the tax liens. taxes,
assessments and water rates or other Hens
which are % he allowed 10 the purchaser
out OF the purchase money or paid by ths
Referee ls ss01.25 ami interest
Dated New York June lN. 1917.
HORACE l.. DEMiNG. Referee.
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co.

A dividend Of Two Dollars per share will
be paid on Monday. July Is, 1917, 70
stockholders Of record a. the close Of busi-
ness on Saturday. June 80. 1917.
G.. u MILNE. Treasurer.
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ruSpIRATIoN CONSOLIDATED COPPER co.

dfvi,lerd - 50 90 per share. payable Mon
dsy july 30. 1917. 10 stockholders II record
AZ 3 90 o'clock =. ". Friday. July 70. 1911.
T. ". ALLEN. Treasurer
Now York. y y. June s. 1911.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-12

For sccoun, ~ administrators
81 900 Georgia Midland RAILWAY 90. hrst
mortgage 3 per cent gold bonds due
1875. coupons April and octoohr
Sl000 eachl ........-.. -......-. .-.-. o55s
si3 900 Green Bay Western Railroad CO. 49,
Class dehsntu-e certificates ........ lOA
50s6 shares Tonopah Extension Mining CO.
lil eachl; per share. ....... ....... ~ %
ior account ~ executors
81 900 Electric Transmission Com1suy o. VIZ
gnia first mortgage per cent bond.
due December Is. 1920. interest June
and December .............. ....--..-.. o. =
s2ai 50 promiss'ry note made by PAULINE Aus
I'm 20 Kate Jones. due December |,
1918. and sl3 l. o. L dated December
o. 1918. made by Pauline Austin, lot. ~
For account = whom % may concern
80 shares John + Diemer Co. .......... Is
q shares northern Insurance Company ~
New York $500 eachi ........ goo. .loi
10 share. American National Bank ~
Newark. y. j 600 EACH .....-...... l09il
800 shares Sew Utah Bingham Mining Co.
all assessment. paid $3.50 EACH; ptr 81.
shage ........... ....-...... .....-..... loc
$50 shares New Jtah Bingham Mining CO.
last assessment ~ Be per share unpaid.
pr share .....-..... ........- .-....t.-t luc
700 shares sauo. per share ......... ... .l9'
10 shares Federal Co.. Inc. preferred 81 -
cdglI. per share ......... -
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Recslwr Appointed

FRANK r. BOWLING Miss Bertha RtnNalsn
fas bee0 appointed receiver fo- Frank 7 poNlWs
t-.rt.- d, = 4..,custer -. bond 5000
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Madison ST

Madison 81.
the street number being III Madison street.
New York city. Free and clear OF all In
cumhrances. 49,
snnroxir,ate amount ~ the mortgage debt.
costs and allowance Is {l5.ss3s6.
Taxes. assessments and water rates ap-
proXimately t5lslf.
Dated, New York. June 90. 1917.
MARCEL LEVY. Referee.
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FIRST NATIONAL COPPER co.

A dividend OF 80 cents per share for the
wear ending July I. 1917. has been de-
clared PAYABLE August Is. 1917. 70 stock Of
record July 81. 1911
WIN a. KERR. Treasurer.
New York. July s. 1917.
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eel ST. Charles Robertson. salesman. So West
Y Y. Edward r Ryan. formerly cothias. AZ
Waterbury Conn. Ie-e-son WetEler. 5e3 Rtersico
Drive Frederick Russell. carpenter. White Plans;
Sadie and Abraham Ginsbers. IS Ridge ST. Nathan
rearlmsn. dress goods. 1885 yh aL; samuel
raie tailor Is sherman A.; Maud NJ. Turner.
a. 5th Ay. and Martin quick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-12
Bonds

Trading in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange Wednesday amounted
to s2,s45,OOO. against S4,2O6,oOO Tues
dsv holiday week ago and $685.
600 a wear ago; from January l to date
1929 COS, 900, against S566,i97,OOO IN
1916.
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Stocks

n, ~ ASocih'od Prs
i Gains Of 20 s points
A' -, course Of stock market
;i.' = With nominal recessions in
si'sN hour on realizing. seemed to
e - .s:nly from technical eOnsid-
sea' . Traders proceeded on the
g. rat the market had arrived at
s''', 81, , condition and bought free
$ =. so.h sceOunts, deriving some en-,
p" -, from moderate revival
sable interest. 49,.
4'" ..t.repces now in progress at
= 20. .. between important indus
ii'is: ss,srests and the government
=, ..,ult in price adjustments sat
80 n the contracting parties.
fss...,},isl statements submitted by
- - the steel and equipment CON
s''''' ,o.ably the Lackawanna Steel
- and forecasts Of the United
t,Y'-S ,ssl earnings for the second
i1,e .., also induced support Of those
s:s states steel was more respon-
AS inquiry than az any recent
p making an extreme gain OF al
W. noints 20 12Si half Of which
~ s,ssi,ed az the end. Bethlehem,
, ~ ,.,, and Cruc.b,e Stecls gained
49, az more. with Great Northern
: Ip'.-,rblc Iron. Colorado Fuel, Cast
I. i prs. Harvester and Steel Foun-
-. more prominent equipments,
-. sugars, oils and tobaccos rose
- noints. with Central Leather,
,..,;,,s Wooden and fertilizers, while
-, ysg;stered extreme advances OF
"a ro;Sts with their subsidiaries.
Si,tinrs were consistently strong at
~. ~ 4, 10 81 for Marines, o for
r..,s Fruit and Ga for Atlantic, Gulf
Tss. Indies. Industrial Alcohol and
$500 preferred featured the stocks
.s,'- especial class, gaining l 10
i,sr,s, and utilities were represented
PHILADELPHIA Company. United Rail-
~, PEOPLES Gas and Third Avenue
Il 70 almost point gains.
Y,l, we're comparatively dull but
,.,,g Reading, New York Central and
80, averaging advances of l to IL
,..s Wisconsin Central rising 81.
s.-ss we're steady, except for the
issry issue. which ranged from par TO
ge.;O,hs, an odd lot selling at
sls-5oths.
r,i.sd States old issues were IN
si,gsd on call.
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Metals

Quotations on copper for nearby de-
livery were lowered Yesterday, Sp SS
metal was offered at 3lis cents to 81 8,
cents a pound, and late July at 81
cents. These prices are about 2 cents
a pound under those previously ,io {o. pre-
,ycrc reported 20 be offering August
conner at 29lz cents and September d.
% cents. declines OF cent.
"Thc Iron Age" this week reports
that prices for steel making iron snow
considerable variation. While sales oil
bessomer iron are reported at S9' Il
Ton and Of basic iron at $54, there nave
becn offers Of bessemer at 500 at al
lcv furnace. Prices on prompt plaSI
furnace coke are steadily declining ana
SI3 is more common this week. A CON
tract for 5000 tons a month Tor the
Inst half year has been put through at
so at oven.
current spot prices for few Of the
principal metals and metal products'
compared with those prevailing at the
corresponding time Of last year. iollo"'
A ,aar
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Y.SPRINGFlELD TIRE co.

quarterly dividend ~ oue dollar flo0l per
share On tho Common Stock y this Company las
been declared. payable August /. 1917. 70 stock
holders u record az the close Of business July 49,
1917. A. SEAMAN secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-12
Curb Market

Note.-The Tribune assumes no response
bility for the accuracy or authenticity OF curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
Wednesday we're reported as follows
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SITUATIONS WANTED
hlale

SALESMAN Reputable man wants travelling
saiesran position with reliable manufacturing -
oheessle COMPANY 20 cell .Uhbers or retailers.
ni.kirs headquarters here Address Boa so.
South Boston Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-12

suger Futures.-The marke. opened IN
changed and prices held within a narrow
range throughout the day. with little interest
shown either way. total sales being -.5oo
tons. one Of the smallest days business IN
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HELP WANTED
Male

Male
OVER 1850 POSITIONS received last four months:
more applicants needed. CLERKS. oo3kkeeper' Sc
rogfaplers t'plsts. shippers. packers. receivers;
rbsu-eilr, mechanics. tralc-rueu. also boys and
,inirr help VI C. A Empl0ymea. Dept
iAgercyj. ilal Bedford ave. Bf0okyn. y. Y.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN 10 sell lots and new
houses tn inc residential PARK. two blocks from
den.f ard FOUR blocks from ocean: Ehcron. y. j. .
lssds viii be furnished. liberal terms. hundreds "
fhousards Win spend July and August IN As1ury
par and y.ci-ity. only high grade man vii be
considered. Frank l. Ferguson. 90 orange 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-12

The approximate amount - the lien or
charge. TO satisfy which the ahof -rihet
property is 90 BE- sold. ls TwcniY-sh thou
dollars. with Interest thereon from The % n
day u June. 1917, together with the costs
and allowance. amounting Co fAlA as-lNe.
together with the expenses % the sale The
approximate amount OF the taxes asscsr-
ments and water rates, or other liens.
which are TO be allowed 90 The purchaser
out OF the purchase money. or Naid BY the
Referee is 1855 50-l00 and l,sest.
Dated. New York. July End lsif
ROBERT l., STANTON. Referee
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Coffee, Sugar, Tea
Cottonseed Oil
and

Cotton Futures The market was easier
probably influenced b. reports oil ireer
s.rto, o1erings. but trading was hardly ac-
tive enough TO indicate any material change
ia the general attitude VI the trade. Sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-12

Cottonseed oil Futures.-The market was
feverish and unsettled yesterday. with senti-
ment divided. Early in the session prices
were easy under selling prompted by the ac-
tion of the cotton and lard markets, but
rallied later on covering. Final figures were
"a { points net higher. The action OF corn
disturbed the market considerably, and there
was still feeling OF nervousness over the
question Of exports. The cash demand was
slow. and new crop crude oil was offered
rather more freely at slightly lower figures.
Sales for the day were $1,000 barrels.
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Bonds
Consolidated Exchange

limit Of trade on ;his exchange. 10 shares.l
Transactions and prizes yesterday for the
more active stocks follow:
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DOMESTIC sITUArIoHs WANTED
Female

and CHANfBERMAlD % WAIT
RESS Young Scotch Ir1ie,i ant excellent refer
euce, together o. separate NJ. Miss Hofma}c-' s
Acne. 10 East i3i S.. third for Telephone ,Ji-
Murray hlli
A COOK Scotch Protestant. 500. ercclie;l.
ooh. lirhiy r.commenied " NN~ li0,mayer'f
Aseuc,. no Easl i5d 81. third ao0s Telephone S9iI
A1.IS LII.
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Securities at Auction

The following securities were sold
yesterday at the exchange salesrooms
of Adrian II. Muller:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-12

for the day were 5000 bags. and the uaarkes
closed a. q net decline Of las points.
Yesterdays \ YEAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-12

Sales. Open High. Low. Last
-69o Magma CHEZ - " a
310' . Magmat Cop. p % q q
$500 fNagnate Cop. y u % .,P
1900 'fMarsh Nng.. IL i-lz - "a
1000 Mason valley. ga SO ga .o's
1000 tMcKin-Dar 90. 50 81 q ~
800 milford Cop. ~ 10 IA g
5000 'tMother Lode. 2e1a q asa II
So. t93 MAT: .tSa6 zidi & y Z 70 y ss' n
900 my Zinc "a pl = .JF II ~
200 Nicolas Nng... rs is l.s ,s
100 Nipissing " Co IL "a II "a
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400 tPortld Cons 80 IS 81 81
1000 Rex Cons Ming asa asa 25la 2e
100 'tRichmd Cop. y % - %
1900 fRoehester NJ. so 81 SO 81
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300 stand Sily-Ld.. y u q. =
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100 Loo : sF8s5 6B E R. p u ~ ~ u
500 Tonopah Exten.. 2is 2l2 Ri 23s
5000 Trinity Cop. ia ga ia s2s
1900 'TTroy-Ariz g.. rs 26 % %
500 tinted d Eastern PIT ~ ~ ~ "a
1900 In Mines Of Ar Il e y r.
700 '+U $ Tungsten % % % %
1900 'fUtah Nat VI. 5 Sc 5 5i2
$500 'tUtica Mines. % % p "a
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1900 ~ End Cons. 50 90 90 So
1000 Iergtn Mt c. 27 27 q II
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Cuban Rep 81 1904 Newfoundland 81 1919
$3.50 9sIe e3Ra 90
do ser 4 1919 Norway Gs oct 1917
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