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Produce Markets-Current

tter.-Receipts. 10. 100 Package. Cream
cry. higher than extras. per H., Il iaM42c
extras (92 scorel. Ale; firsts ,SS 10 q scorel
39Gi i0i2c: seconds (s3 10 81 scorel. 37n
3S &c; thirds. 3GM 36i2c: creamery unsalted.
higher than extras i2i2 r, i3c: extras. 4ll.Gf
42c; frsts. 39i2d4lc; seconds. 3SQ39iac
state dairy. tubs. finest. 4oi.W +ic. good TO
prime. 3SlaM i0c; common TO fair. 3jGl 3Sc
renovated. extras. IS "a 39c: frsts. 37ia N
3Sc. lower grades. 3iU5ic. imitation cream
cry. frsts. 3GM3sc ladies. current make.
irst5. - N 35c; seconds 33iaG3ic: lowe-
grades. 32l2m33c; packing stock. current
make. No |, 30 lac; No ,, BE lower grades,
3lm32izc.
Cheese. Receipts. 500 boxes State whole
milk. flats. fresh. coiorcd specials. TO-. 23i2
2ic; white. specials. % "a &c : coored. aver
age run. 236 23i2c. white average run. 23M
23isc: lower grades. 22i2c. twins. fresh.
colored. specials. 23i M2ic: white specials
white. average fancy, 33l2c cheddars, fresh,
specials, DC. Wisconsin. whole milk. fancy.
double daisies. % "a "a 2c; Young Americas.
zee. state. skins. fiat. specials. - aG Zoe I:
twins and cheddars. specials. lSi2fi l9c fats.
choice. Ia lSc; twins and cheddars. choice.
Ia lSc; fair TO good. ia i6c: loSer
grades. 6ieM lie.
Eggs Receipts. 26.s79 cases. Fresh gath
cred. extras. per dozen. 81 am3sc: storage
packed frsts. 36M SIC fresh gathered irsts.
50 IN SEC seconds. 22M3fiac; dirtic5. No L.
30 i1c; No and poorer. 500 % i2c checks.
good 90 choice, dry. g. &c undergrades. 30N
Bic; state. Pennsylvania and nearby West
erp. hennery whites. fine 90 fancy. 38H3sc /;
ordinary 10 good, 5im31 &c; gathered white.
ordinary TO fine 37M 3Sc Western and
Southern. gathered whites. 3GM37i2c: state.
Pennsylvania and nearby. hennery browns.
81 .N 3Siac; gathered brown and mixed
colors. ungraded. % a N3,c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-07
FORECLOSURE SALES.

~ FORECLOSURE: SUPREME COURT,
Sev, YORK County. Georgiana Kendall
plaintiff. against Mary lie Wen and others:
darenIar-F County Clerks No. lllZt or
1917 Merrill Rogers r Terry palhtliin W. ;
attorneys. 100 Broadway Manhattan Sew
Pnrsra1t ~ Judgment entered May Is.
1917. the undersigned will sell AT pubic
auction az the Exchange Salesroom nos.
ft1s Vesey Street, Borough or Manhattan.
%so, work. CITY AT y O'Clock noon on June
On 1917. By Henry Brady, auctioneer. the
,,ortgaged premises directed by said Judg-
mont TO be sold. situated In the Borough or
Manhattan. city, County and state or New
York. and described as iohoWs Or, - >
MING 81 a point on the westerly Siae OF
N,tt street distant ii6 feet southerly from
,bs corner formed by the intersection or the
westerly side Of Mott Street with the south
orly side OF Spring Street; running thence
westerly on q line forming on It's Hortnerly
sita an ANGLE with the westerly side or Mott
street OF 50 degrees. 43 minutes. % seconds,
81 f.ef I inch. thence rOrtherly parallel WIN
Mott street inches; thence westerly on Inc
,,.-,lIoi or nearly so with the nrst course !
-. az inches: thence nOrthcrly parallel
LII, Ne,t street % feet 2 inches: thence
C,sto~ly I'm straight line q feet "a inches.
-, or less 90 point on line pifallel
,'f.b Mott street IS feet ~ Inches south-
crtv from Spring street: thence southerly
ING aid last described line feet "a
a-ot9 tberce ca sterly % feet 70 the west
IL eida OF Mott Stree. thence southerly
-, tho westerly side OF Mott street ~
80, inch 10 the point or place OF beginning
ga nremises being known as No ZOl Mott
1'ho mortgage in suit was recorded in the
- ..t,.or's Office Of New York County in
section .. Liber 34s OF Mortgages at page 49,
block $50. Aia-ran =, thu
premises:
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5 us t e n a n C e
Cereals

Wheat. The sharp advance IN the
corn market caused an early upturn oil
10 cents a bushcl in wheat prices
Shorts were disposed 10 cover and offers
were small. On the whole, there was
only limited trade. however, and the
market lost most Of the advance; IN
fact. September sold below the previous
close at one time, and final quotations
were nc 10 4izc net lower. Underlying
conditions in the market were not ma
terially changed. Advices from Europe
said that. 90 far as the United Kingdom
is concerned, supplies arc secured ior
the balance Of the season. Foreign
crop advices were slightly better, and
Italy vas said to be drawing supplies
from Australia. New crop wheat Is not
being offered. am there has been no
occasion so far for hedging operations.
"The Weekly Weather and Crop Bul-
Ietin" indicated active growth Of the
winter wheat crop, with harvesting
progressing in the South. The spring
wheat outlook is favorable. the only
complaint received being Of lack oil
moisture in portions Of North Dakota.
Cash wheat prices in the interior were
firm, ranging from lc to lOc higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-07
u.- Active Securities -
Stocks


- disturbances over regis
u.s. Ssv and a more hopeful feeling
vs.. ting Russian affairs. despite the
esp, 5oc,ine in rubles to their lowest
h''p ,,fused the stock market with
- vitality. Irdustrials and o'he'
s '.., popuiarly Identified with the
- war groups were the strongest
,.,rrss many Of those issues rising
cav. cav, ,esr's best prices Rails and
w. standard stocks followed ]" o''
rl,ory fashion. ,n,.,ous
'', r.;,sd states steel, the BethlehemS,
~. ,.,s,,na. Cruciblc, Midysle ana
e..,es steels. as well as Republic
Gun [c,c,orado Fuel and others OF IeSS
IRON 49, registered extreme . ao-
inlpol - . 10 almost 30 points, my
isnees -,od on its rise 10 l5Z - OK
iIs. 'S,Diicated last weeks hlgh re-
ae,l .iioirirc for the regular ana eN''"
G 5...~;,5ends. OF : q points. .. con
aiylo1'..S,,i Alcohol was the most seu-
l hu-ii' feature. making a STEADY
sslo.'' f6s, points 10 1862 and re
ascent o y.irtpally all its gain. Accum-
i1.sos C OF these shares was Of .pe9
v .,a,rs as 10 indicate developments -
49, y""r,snce 20 shareholders. ,t
inio ..c;fc equipments were featured ny
o,3, eN and American locomotives
i. WI Air Brake, American car
As~-5 steel Car. Railway Stee,
I!essS' General Electric, Contra,
, Sp',Es and American Can common ana
L L..ais,re5 at gross advances Of : to
Amos; 5 points ...rs constituted the
Sa.Pis, oatnres. those issues rejecting
hsS, :!.;nuance Of recent pressure. on S5
, 'o'i beid back, but sugars, United .s
Sat- State. Rubber and eOpPers were m @oqe
s,S'f' TO points under h,gneS'
I p1si' except for the market Leaders s,ato.
sT poyas were irregular. United states
,oSYon and registered bonds were / 10
"a. ,sr cent lower on cali
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-07
Ind u S trial
Cotton

The cotton market showed renewed
strength yesterday, with prices making
new high records for the season. Trad
ing was less active than on previous
advances, and recent Wall Street and
Western buyers seemed to be taking
profits. Trade interests, however, were
credited with buying a good deal Of
cotton, the belief being that domestic
mills were buying new crop deliveries
against sales of goods extending up TO
next January. Except on the ground
that contracts were being accumulated
as a protection against forward bust
ness. including large sales TO the gov
ernment. traders found il difficult to
explain the comparative scarcity OF
contracts at such high level OF prices.
October deliveries sold at 22.43 during
the middle OF the afternoon, making an
advance of - points from the closing
price of Monday, but no less than 5000
a bale from the low level of Monday
morning. The close was several points
of from the best, under realizing, with
the tone irregular, but last prices
showed net gains Of 80 20 63 points.
The buying movement was stimu-
lated by the strength in Liverpool over
the local holiday. Private cables at
tributed the English advance TO Bonn
bay buying, good reports from Man
chester and renewed calling.
The weekly report of the Weather
Bureau read more favorably than last
weeks, but mentioned various draw
backs. and failed TO inspire any fresh
selling Of consequence. No exports
were reported for the day. Exports
so far this season have been 4,952,ooo,
against 5,131.4 last year. Southern
snot markets as officially reported were
unchanged to 63 points higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-07
Securities at Auction
The following securities were sold
yesterday at the exchange salesrooms
by Adrian H. Muller e. Son:


For Account n Executors.
Sl60 Chamber N Commerce. New York. Building
Fuud Non Cumulative Income Bond ......... 10
For Account o; Trustee.
s. 900 John Stephenson Company first mortgage s
per cent gold bonds. due 1926 coupons Janu'Iy
s. 900 Chicago 4 Erie Railroad Company Non-
Cumulative Income per cent Mortgage Bonds.
due 1882 Interest annually October. 81
For Accom-. n Whom II Miy Concern.
500 Bingham Central Railway Company ffst
mortgage per cent gold bonds. due ls4s; $1,000
lave coupons from No 70 70 50. inclusive. ana
$1,000 have coupons from No. 10 10 80, mcG,
eige ............... !
20i shares T. o. Painter Fertilizer COMPANY q
Jacksonville. Fla 1925 eachl. per share SD p
ild shares Chicago city Il Connecting Railways col
lateral trust preferred. participation ceFtll aie>
per share .....-...-...... .. -. e. ~
Sc shares Chicago city Connecting RAILWAYS col
lateral trust common. participation ceft.n ,a''s
200 hare The We. Helena Consolidated COMPANY.
Helena Ark 1925 oachl. lot. ........-. : w
zoo shares Baldwin LOcomotre Works common - W
g. ooo Public service Cooperation Of New Jet.ey.
general m0rteage of per cent Snd1g tllt
bonds. due 1883. coupons April and oetooer. "
200 shares Quicksilver Mining Company common
100 han. National Railways Of Mexico second ne
80 Shares Norfolk southern Railroad Company
10 shares Southern Railway Company common oSleo
zoo shares Calayeras Copper Company common. s.
carhI per share. ......... .-..-.....
100 ,ha-e; Wabash Railway Company common. o.
esS ,fs,is rni,cd Bottle Machinery Company pc
e7s sSafef United Bottle Machinery Company con-,
mon. pr share. ''-'t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-07
Previous Yea
Metals

"The Iron Age" this week records an
advance of 50 ton in Bessemer IRON
and in basic iron Of 50 TO SO ton.
Sellers indicate that SIS is likely TO
be paid for some of this metal IN the
near future. Coke. in line with all
raw materials. is 81 higher this week.
selling at $40 at ovens. Other ad-
vances include s. on sheet bars, 80 on
cast iron pipe, 50 on refined iron bars
and 81 on railroad spikes.
The more important copper dealers
have disposed of practically all the
conner they have up 70 the end OF
August. A nominal price of from, 3O1s
cents TO 81 cents pound is BENG
asked for that months deliveries.
There is a better demand for the metal
from domestic consumers ard severa!
large export orders have been placed
covering the last four months OF the
year.
Current spot prices fora few OF the
principal metals and metal products,
COMPARED with those prevailing at the
corresponding time of last year, follow:
Current A year
priqe
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iyear
Livestock, Meats and Provisions

Following are Yesterdays prices. compared with
those 70; year ago.
New YorS Yesterday. A year ago
Live steers. best
100 10 ...... 5000 9Sl3.25 $3.50 GslO.so
Dressed beef sides
Do. ............ rs a .His - .l6
Live ycais best.
100 h .........i 400 a 1900 900 a 1850
Dressed yeals city.
NJ ............ 1910 .23Is rs q ~
Iige ewes. no 10 e.z5 a 1900 500 a 80
i'i prime. 100 b" Ii Iis7s a us 1850 a 1900
Dress'i mutton. ID .l6 g 20 10 q %
Dressed lambs. d. q .2s IS g 20
Hogs 100 h.....l5.85 q l6.40 900 go
Dressed hog. ba-
con- lb ........ al a .2i's .lIs 1874
Msss Jet Jet, BIZ b. 800 g $500 800 800 800
Lani Middle West,
10 ............. 2l.35c "a 2l.Ijc l2.75e "a l2.65c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-07
industrials

Sales. open. Hirn. Low. La y.
200 zoo .Ae, CTS Of De go ga 31s 3ls
$500 Air Reduction. 81 90 90 80
poo Am Writ Paper 4L4 "a "a "a
900 BRAN I Ord 1888 1s3s 1914 1874
30 sCarbon Steel. 1903 to6 1903 100
ZOO .Car 1t & Pow ga Pa 212 21s
3iOO Carwen steel p. t2I4 wa ll's e
loo do pref. 49,. 52I4 52A 5tEs 5lL7
200 c ! Co Of 4 pf ga ,sIs ga SIS
500 Eastern Steel. ttsl4 1898 iisl4 1874
1ei% Emerson EnIg Phon.. IS sls 30 ss
1000 Ev Heaney Inc. 22l4 22ls 22l4 221a
400 Has 4 Bar Car 403a 81 4o,4 ~
~ Holly 4 CD pr i00Ia iol i0oIs 1oi
POO lntercont Rub. iols 1914 foEs 1913
go lint Trad cp. "a "a "a %
eco sS9 u, 'd2 DrC y , , IF. % e5 % IS
1000 .Maxim Mum. 21s ga "a "a
9500 mat Conduit. 35lA 3sls 35 35ts
70ON A Pulp r 51s So 54 SIS
900 SIN & T Tr pf. 1913 1914 tols toh4
coo -, Jos Lead 1917 1919 70 1914
500 .stI Alloys Cor GA GA Ga ga
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,urn1c,v CAK AID TouNpRY CO

STOIkHOLDLI-9 " % ~
Tho Stockholders 81 the american Car
and Foundry Company ar hereby notlhed
storLbolters OF said Company VIII be held
Al Us Offices. 40. 2f3 Washington street.
Jersey civ. New jersey. June -. 1917, a.
10 o'clock noon. for the purpose on elect
Ing Board OF Directors and traliacilhs
suSh ofher business as may be properly
brought before the meeting
D. a. WICK Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-07

Dated. %ew York. May 2s. 1917
ALPHONsE O. KoELBLE. Referee.
STPFEME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
York.-Phnip T. Arculsrius. as suhsti-
tuted Trustee etc. Plaintiff, against Emma
VI. Wood 20 a.. Defendants.
In pursuaufe OF a Judgment Of foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered IN the
aiove-entitled action and bearing date the
2nd day Of June. 1917. ]. the undersigned.
tho Referee IN said judgment named. Will
sell AT public auction at the Exchange Sales
room, Nos. 1916 Nesey street. IN the Bor-
ough of Manhattan. city of New York. on
tn. Z5th day OF June. 1917. AT IL o'clock noon
ON tbst dav. by Joseph =. Day Auctioneer.
the premises directed by said Judgment TO
be- sold and therein described as follows.
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
land with the building and improvements
thereon erected. situate. lying and being In
the Borough OF Manhattan. and said city
Of New York and bounded and described as
follows. viz:
Beginning az point in the easterly side
Of Lexington Avenue. distant eighty feet.
eleven inches southerly from the southeast .
,rly corner Of said Lexington Avenue and
one Hundred and Ninth Street thence run
ming easterly parallel with one Hundred
ana Ninth street and part 81 the way
through pauy-wall siXty-eight Feet; thence
running southerIy parallel with said Lex
ington Avenue. twenty feet thence running
westerly again parallel with said one Hun
drel and Ninth Street siNty-eight feet 20
the easterly side u said Lexington Avenue.
and thence running northerly along said aF-
enue twenty feet 20 the point or place Of be-
ginning Being known as Number i7t Lex
ington Avenue.
dated. New York. June i'h 1917.
RICHARD r WEEKS. Referee.
FRANK NJ TICHENOR. Attorney for
Plaintiff. IS Park Row. New York city
The following is a diagram Of the prop
erty 10 he sold. its street number Is l1i1
Lexington Avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-07
Mining Stocks

Sal~. Open. High Low. Last
l lleS A AIs,ss So & c NJ Z Z Z Z
200 'tAlaska st c.. 81 80 81 80
25O .Ariz Cop G. go 6ls 6s Ga
$1,000 'Arz Cop'helds 3 = e II
1900 'Atlas Copper. "a "a "a "a
1000 Austin Am. ~ ia
3f0D Big hedge c Co 334 ga 3L2 asa
500 Bingham Min. 1879 1888 1872 1854
1900 'Bisbee (apD "a "a u -
5000 Boston & Mont. 81 81 90 so
4275 bradshaw c NJ. liz liz
5000 Butte C&X vic 10 1874 1874 1874
10000 Butte Detroit. "a "a 50 81
1000 'tCaledonia zee. 81 81 81 81
10000 Zeal e. jerome. 134 ia ia ia
700 Canada Copper. 2 2n 2 2is
1000 fCashboy ..... 8 8 3 S
500 'Coco River NJ. " ~ ~ ~
$500 Con Ariz SIN. o.. 2I ga 2n "a
5000 Con Copper NJ. IA ia
500 'Con-Homestead "a 81 "a 81
1909 Crystal Cop NJ. Us rs IN,
$500 fEly Witch. co.. 5 II 5 Il
1850 Emma Cons. "a Ia fIs IA
2i00 ''Ferber Cop. 81 60 81 63
100 First Natl Cop. ga 234 ga ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-07
oroscr " uELnE COMPANY.

m -EIflh Avenue. New YORK juno = Bio
dividends - one and Three Quarters
per cent on the Preferred Stock and Two
ana Onc-Half Per Cont on the Common
stock OF george ". H"ime COMPANY were
tbfs day declared payable July q. 1917. TO
STOCKHOLDERS ~ record ar tNe close 81 busi-
80 INN, is. 1917 Checks VIII be- mailed.
n l. CHRISTIAN Stc'y a. Treas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-07
Yesterday
A year
Contrac,
Cottonseed Oa.-The market for cot,

Cottonseed Ol.-The market for cottonseed
OIL moved in feverish manner. with the
trade apparently divided in regard 70 senu-
ment There was a very sharp decline carly
under liquidation prompted by the weakness
in lard. hut when shorts attempted TO cover
the market responded quickly and late in
the day was firm. Final quotations ranged
from { points lower TO points net higher.
Total sales were - 600 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-07
DIVIDENDS


Preferred Stock Dividend
ou,rfr-'y dividend y Siij yer share has
mi. dsy been declared upon ihe FreierIed st''h
- mi. C,-rorstio1. f0r The quarter ending juno
sotb fai- PAYABLE ruly End 1917. to stockholders
on record At TIE close o., rI,nes June ism. 1911.
g. J. kEOYER Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-07
Bonds

Trading in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange Wednesday amounted
TO s2191.OOO, against S2,l5s,OOo Mon
day, S2,53s,OO a week ago and SS,l62,-
600 year ago; from January to
date. Si61,SO6,0O against $i7f,O2s,OOO
in 1916.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-07
MEETINGS
MITCHELL PUBLICATIONS. INC.

Noiice Is hereby given that me regular
annual meeting OF the stockholders OF thls
company for the election OF Dire lors anu
,bn Transaction Of such other business az
may properly come before the meeting, VIII
n" held a. the principal Office Of the com
pany No. 23i West 53th street, New orr
Iuna 1917 al N o'clock 4. ".
""'-' EpANKITN r. ROOT Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-07
= Commodities En-

Premiums were about unchanged, with
one moderate lot of No. ! Northern Du-
luth wheat offered at Soc over Chicago
July c. i. +. Buffalo.
Yes'day's Prev's Year
Cash: close. close. ago.
New York. $500 s295 si.H
Contract:
Chicago, July. 2.tela 2.t5 1888
Chicago, Sept. 1852 1876 1865
Corn.-The fixing Of A maximum price Of
Sl55 for contracts i'm the Chicago market
and Sl.62 in Kansas City caused "A heavy
covering movement. and prices at the close Of
the day were &c 10 isc net higher. Shorts
seemed TO figure that the action Of the two
boards IN question was very strong indca-
ton Of u1easness on the part Of leading
operators, who were not disposed 10 allow the
market TO 90 through a repetition Of what
occurred IN wheat. The small stocks Of corn
IN sight have resulted in great deal Of APP
prehension over available supplies rending
the marketing Of the new crop, and those
who had taken the selling side recently on
the favorable crop outlook were anxious to
cover. The weather was looked upon a. too
wet for the best interests Of the crop. al
though the promise Of clearing and warmer
conditions considered favorable. FIX
porters were making inquiry and sales for
the day were estimated at $50 900 bushels
In the local cash market No yellow corn
was quoted at Sl.Sl Z. New York.
Ycs'day's Previous Year
Cash: close close ago.
New York ........st.s2Ia s1.75Is .s3
Contract.
Chicago. July. 1882 1.4s .7oIs
Chicago, September. t.444 1884 .693s
Oats.--This market was less feverish than
corn. but prices we're firmer. closing with
net gains OF 2isc TO 2@lc. Exporters were
in the market and sales were estimated at
10000 bushels. The local cash market was
firm.
Yes'day's Previous Year
Cash close. close. ago
New York ........ 10 $50 443l
Contract:
Chicago. July. .eo7A So .ss14
Chicago September. sra sos .38l2
Rye. Market firm.
Yes'day's Previous Year
New "' York. bush t s2.45 ; $40 s dgS,
Flour and Meal. Quotations were:
Ycs'day's Previous Year
Flour. MINI, spg. patsl4oo $3.50 $50
Rye flour. choice. i2.t5 1915 $50
Cornmeal. kiln dried. $40 a.7o $40
Bran, in sacks. $500 $500 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-07
Coffee, Sugar, Tea
Cottonseed Oh!
and

Coffee Futures. There was further liquida-
ton in the coffee market yesterday The sell
ing was not a. active A. II was on Monday
bu, there appeared 20 be very 10" nuyers
sold of 10 ~. comparing with $50. the
b;gb level Of last month. and %. the high
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-07
Io,th St

A,rro>iniate amount Of the mortgage
.tei,t costs and allowances a. a93 10. taxes.
a assessments AMI water rates. 1871 70.
dated New York. June fth. 1917.
RICHARD r WEEKS, Referee
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,wrnIcAy SNIFF COMPANY.

Nemphis. Ttnn-, juno =, TT.
Dividends Of ii3T on the Preferrea
stock and 90, on the Common stock or
AMERICAN SNUFF COMPANY were TO-
dsy declared PAYABLE July ?. 1911 10 stock
holders OF record AZ the close OF business
June IS 1917. cheeks Will be mshen-
Transfer books viii remain open
NJ r. FINCH. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-07
Nesteriays \ /,


Sugar Futures.-The market for sugar
futures yesterday opened unchanged 70 De
cline OF points. with sales on the call 6.l3V
tons Trading was rather quiet through out
- day, owing 10 the dull spot market. where
rehners JAILED 10 show the buying interest
expected earlier - the week. Cuban inter
esr' were free sellers ia,> IN the day. prices.
however. being held fairly stead nv the sup
port OF local operators. The market closed
point net higher 70 a decline OF points,
with sales for the day {. $50 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-07

point touched on the advance Of last April;
That delivery closed at sol. with the general
list closing at a net decline Of to 10 points
Sales were reported OF 1880 bags.
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DIVIDENDS
DIVIDENDS
American Wooden Company
Massachusetts Corporstion)
DIVIDEND.

Notice Ia hereby given that dividend %
one Dollar and Seventy -Five Cents 81. 75D
per share on the Preferred Stock ard a
dividend Of one Dollar and Twenty-Five
Cents 81 20 per share on the Common
STOCK ~ this Company Slll be paid on July
ia. 1911 20 stockholders Of record June
10. 1917
Transfer BOOKS will be closed at the close
o. business June Is. 1917. and Will be re-
opened at .he opening Of business June
IS. 1917.
WI n DwELLY. Treasurer.
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Other Oil Stocks

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last
l: 200 : :Ssi4"t'' Sc e q e Is
l75 ICON Me- Pap So So So SO
1000 'Cos & Co (ORl. - 1873 - 13Ds
1000 FCosden o & G IS 13H - 1919
.i 900 c t4o eff ss 5i' e ga e e 5 y
200 EEK Basin Pet 1oss 1o9s 1oas 1893
1880 'Elk o & G. tapl :, = 20 %
5000 200 : .F;%s, o. Oil Cor 81 81 s. 3:
600 Inter Petrol. 14ls IA tAs f4Ds
200 ksy.scas E. Con- on "a 90 a. 81
1000 merritt Oil Cor q 2794 II 27I7
5000 Mctropol Petrol &c 2k &c 2n
1000 midwest Oil. 81 30 80 80
200 NAT oil { Ref. 21s ,3Ia ga 3}s
$4,000 'tokla Oil go. 10 , -ela
:;$s 9t. IL ?; 2 REF e e. !! &. =.
500 Osage-H OIL. 814 ga So os4
400 Penn Gasolene.. s. a "a 3.
$50 'Penn-Wyo Oil. ga eas 50 81
$500 Sequoyah &R tis liz ~ t3s
$500 'TTex Nat Oil. 60 90 IS IS
20O0 'Un West Oil. y q IL -
1000 utah z c tap ~ ~ IS % IS
400 Vacuum G. & q. = e z z
400 Victoria o go eI2 eI2 ol2
1000 west States +. 70 e q "a
$500 Subm Bt t e. 333s 1924 % SO I;
100 todd Shipyards IS 8e IS IS
$500 Tri Film v C.. ga ga ia
300 5 Steamship. 5 5 5
1900 'Un Motors 90. 20 29Zs 20 29as
goo Tn Zinc SIN. 90. 5l4 5b4 ga ga
100 'West Indies : aye 42la 42l(a 42i ,
900 'W-M Aircraft. 53s 5ss 5I4 $50
300 'Iinc Concent. ga ga ga ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-07
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