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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-21

Opticians" $40 Hicks Bldg. Precios como
dos. No cobrsmos por e1aminar ID vista
Crockett A55.
C0MPARANDO CT precio sctusl del szdcsr
con ell del %plloncillo me1icano "sl knDn
81 listed no 10 ha usado. pfdalo q su teude-
70 o ayfseuos. J. N. y G. Marroquin. OS
Dolorosa ST.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-21

DIVERSOS- -
~PRESTAMOS sohrc %'diauanlcs. Quota 10
90 anuai: Z. e.. Hicks, JiS ,lIickss Bids.
-f23.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-21

pahol drsca empleo, pirijanSe a'bo Co. "a
pRENSA - : p ~ -Ssi.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-21

Sc NECESITAN 100 mexicanos con famgia
da. No hay huelgaS en- este luglr. Mill
yuma molestia para frabajar. Bucnas Ca
sas. Caflos gratis. Buenaa qua y cscuela.
Dos Gfas de p8go cada mes. Mslca. Ira
Oajo permanente. TEXAS PACIFIS COAL
CO., Thurber, Texas. 81.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-21

MEXiCANO ron b:stanle. practice en el
comcrrio desra cmpico. DitiJahse q 30
Go. la PRENSA, ~. s., -S2i.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-21

81 NESFSITk express para qus Iieve sua
petacas q la estacion o Gamble :sus nue.
bles hablele q Rosales. Telefono Crockett
275f y Travis 1926. 49,. :
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-21

JORNiLEROS MENICiN0S.-Si Tuicren qui-
tarleS suS SirmhraS dc algod6n . maiZ. 81
-licrcn laccr cclamaci0ncS para arclden-
les, robOS. tie ojos. pago dc iornales; 81
t-fercn coiuprar o vcDdcr mcTc5nciaS en-
2;eza. 81 iienen ids. algrna dificuifad,
rualGuiera que ella sea Ocurral u cscri-
banoS dando dctalleS V direction clara.
ContamoS ron brcnOS abogsdos. MAaTI-
NEI MERCANTILES CO, 325 w. NIIeva ST..
san Antonio. Texas. -Sfs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-21

aRREGLO RECLaMACIONES de iodas cIa-
scS. Espccialidad en- reclamaclones por
academies. TeIcfono Crockett S35t.-Mc
Closkey-ai2 New FruSt Building SIS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-21

PRESTAMOS dincro Spbrc gan1do mayor,
brl!lantrS Y demEiSa prOpiadadcS persona
lcs.-Cudrto aii New Frusl Building -Si5
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-21

NOS dedicamos excIusivamente 4 ID venfS
de articulos que estan slendo eKportados
para Mexico. Visftenos. J. M. y C. Marco
Quin, 4G6 DolorcSa ST.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-21

$500 al coutado 5000 mensuales. comprs
casa dos cuartoS situada fi2 Peach 'St. de-
tras de GIT Delgado st. $4,000. Wm. F.
Schultz, Riverside Bldg. -T29.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-21

Cpcsa g l. Sc Co. ie.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-21

SOLICITUDES
NECESITO taquf2rafo en- espa1ol e inglGs.
Hombrc 0 mujer. Dirijirse 703 Brady Bldg.
DE vENTA aufomovil marca Jeffrey" (
cilindroS. mOdel0 1917. Como nueyo. IA
"a inrormeS. en- 1870 Garden 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-31
Bars Lafayette Fund
.Justice Golf Refuses Certih-
cate of Incorporation

Justice Gof denied yesterday the sp-.
plication Of the Lafayette French he
roe, Fund for a certificate OF ineor-
poration. Some Of the incorporators
whose names were signed to the psti-
ton were Theodore Roosevelt, Ilar-
cree II. Macksy, DR.. Nicholas Murray
Butler. James ". Beck, Mrs. william
As.or Chsnler and Mrs. William n
Vanderbilt. jr. ..;., 4.
70 purchase the birthplace OF 1eners
lafayette and adjacent land, es mon
ument TO the Revolutionary ally OF the
Tnjtsd states and 20 establish NOS
n;tals. schools and other buildings IN
the district where the Lafayette nome
/. located Because Of some technical
;tv l.,.tice Golf a few weeks ago re-
fused 70 approve the papers and wrote
memorandum. addressed 70 CoudefI
Brothers, attorneys for the new organ
i.ation. The justice wrote the io''o"
inc memorandum yesterday:
Cover two weeks ago ! pointed on.
in a memorandum. certain ooJeGNon'
70 the approval Of the proposed Ger.
tiAcate and invited counsel TO submit
a brief or confer with me. No neuee
OF or action upon the memorandum nss
been taken. Apart from the ais
courtesy. assume from the mcgee
that the application is sbandoned. hp
proyal Of the proposed certificate oe
MED f"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-31
Stocks


,-,.,r.l developments we're again
=. disturbing and uncertain influences
!" ~. stock market. Latest advices
- the extent Of the Italian de-
~, wrre supplemented by the restr'c-
n ss,ures adopted by the Canadian
a s.t Exchanges. appointment OF a new
srr,n Chancellor and publication oil
.r.r.l unfavcrablc statements Oh
lag notably that Of the Canadian
sc road. which disclosed net de-
-. Of almost sl,4oo,oco for sep
snber., Dis. WAS the storm CEN
s.Iiinr 6 points, 70 1929, during
re .,n;6g on the temporary suspeh,
me y, orerations in tire MontreHs
non From this minimum the stoeA
hMi.a "a 1885,, closing q point uhaer
rai''S s,,n,stion az net loss OF -
tah. Other rails, especially trans
POI ard the Western diyls'on'
yielded / 10 points; r;.L .bo
i;s, ranking from l0lSA TO los -
~ ." net los, Of :. Of a point: Other
ELL recorded extreme reactions oil
Among the prominent equipments
q soppers gross recessions extended
.,nrn 2 10 s points. and in the case OF
Nv York Air trake IL point decline
sss largely mtde up. Final prices
r,rs from fractions to points over
lowest levels.
Bonds were heavy, Liberty Is ruling
=, par 70 lO0.0z and the 3i3s a. sss4
- ee.as. United States BONDS old Is
su.s) were unchanged on call.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-31
ndustrials
Cotton

On a sharp advance yesterday the
cotton market more than half recov-
cred recent losses. Reports of an in
creased demand from trade sources and
renewed anxiety regarding crop pros
poets brought about tie upturn. Jam
uary sold up to 26.e9, making an ad-
vance Of 10S points from the low level
reached on the reaction of Monday.
Il closed at 26.SS, a net gain Of IS
points for the day. The general list
closed firm at net gains of 20 to 50
points.
Early fluctuations were rather nerv-
Gus and Irregular. A reactionary ten.
oency was still more or less in evil
denoc, although the market opened l.
% 16 points higher on Liverpool buy
ing and the uniayorable weather map.
Offerings were gradually absorbed.
however, owing TO continued buying b.
louses with Liverpool connections.
while there was also good demand
from New Orleans and domestic trade
sources. The character OF this buying
rendered recent sellers uneasy. The
uneasiness increased as the detailed
weather reports came in. showing gem
cral rains in the Eastern belt and alb
normally low temperatures west of the
river. 1t was apprehended that the
cold wave would follow the rains east
OF the river, possibly causing further
reduction in crop estimates. Buying
became active and excited during the
middle of the day. December sold UP
from 26.77, the early low level, 10
27.j5, and March from 1851 to 1854,
with the close only a few points of
from the best under realizing.
The presence Of buying here from
Liverpool ard New Orleans and also
from trade interests created an i'm
preston that recent reactions had
carried New York too low, and that
demand was concentrated IN the cheap
est market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-31
Produce Markets-Current

Butter. - Receipts, 10,027 packages
Creamery. higher than extras, per h.
44t 945hc; extras (s2 score), 44h a
441ac; frsts (ss to 81 scorer. 42ts6
4ic; seconds (s3 to 81 score), .lG
42;lc; thirds, SO G4oisc; creamery
unsalted, higher than extras, 46G
46i2c; extras, 45tsG45hc; frs:s, 43 !:
q i5e; seconds, 42(o 43c; creamery,
held. higher scoring than extras, 44ia
a +5c; extras. 4+@44i.c; frsts, 42is a
43i3c; seconds, 4lG.2c; state, dairy,
tubs, finest, 44c; good to prime. 81 Il
ot3ilc; common 20 fair. 37d4lc:
renovated, extras, 42e; frsts, 4On a,
4li,c; lower grades. 37a39c; imita-
ton, creamery, hrsts, Ssa40c; ladies,
current make, hrsts. 37a37He; sec
onds, 36o36hc; lower grades, $50
35hc; packing stock, current make,
No. l. 36G36he; No. ., 35GS5Hc;
lower grades. 33G34hc.
Cheese. Receipts, 1855 boxes. State,
whole milk. fats. fresh. colored, spe-
cials. ID, 22h@23c; white, specials,
22ls q 23c; colored, average run. 22c;
white. average run, &c; prime 70
choice. 2lG2lhc; lower grades, goo
20lsc; held. specials. 23i.d FAC; held,
average run. 23c; twins. fresh, colored,
specials. 22ia o 23c: white, specials.
2ila 23e; colored. average run. zee;
white, average runs. zee; Wisconsin,
whole milk. fancy, single daisies. 24i,
i25c; double daisies, 24925c; Young
Americas, 25H a 26c; state. SKINS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-31
Business Troubles



LOUIS LEVIN A petition H. 5snkrup,cy IA,
been nled against Iouis LoTino doing cuisines, a
~. iwtnu. Csndy Co a. 1850 in az. .,
blum Bro. a Ecs;;sin. 1852. ard Smiles pi,tri5u,-
doLpHiRscR WAIST CA petition n bank.
Tuptey has hoon flei sz,ins Anr,han A God.
snin Ard Ds'id Hirschorn. nanu'saur.r. .. vai,ts
urnaer he n,me 81 tho Goldhlrsch waist Co. a,
.hd cos,uns Co.. soc: Gold'tAin Bros, 5000 And
LYMAN Rnsen. 50. Jud.e Mayer Appointed 81
Linty Johnson rs>eirer "
sIGMCND HoRNIcHTTR. real estr. 800 we,,
n.oili,ies slsots and no spe,s
LOUIS KATE. meat. formerly o. Be'dn.r & K,,r
WITH Ann n,btie. Nss and kidd iodisId9 oakT l.S
u-s fl.llt ard no is,sts
HAROLD G. WOOD Pass Brosdrsy. h,, fled
Petition IN bankruptcy With Liabilities ;s2s ani
SAMUEL RUrr. tailor. 4. 2po Grand :. hs,
hled 9ctitio, In BANKRUPTCY, with lsbiuiie, g. $40
and assets S2og
HecsIyers Appointed
GEORGE HYATT ROBINSON. -B.ano r.rins,n
LA been appointed r-telrer 81 Judge N.,.- ~,
Gsors- HyNt Roolnson oi Es Park az bo1d $500.
f.ssed jdzsn-r, for $50 900 tia, hs lrbsr.4 49,,
10 mo.he! all her real and personal p,cp-r,y
Ihers - coming 10 him from that source $50 900
ssdnst which assignments have been nl4i ,nonn,
iIg 20 $40 900, AID /, IS proposed 10 cont..t n
VALIDITY Of the sMisnmea's. lie also Inherited eli
ne reI ard rcrsonsl property Of his aunt Augusta
nShll, AT accounting Of which IL before q rsseres
re has executed morgsEes on ifO4 Arenu. A for
5000 and on 1917 Lexington az. ios $500 ~.
also osa, an Interest in 1905 Avenue A .ad rs
Louis sLJPsKY. Judge MAYER h., ,poo,,,.,
GeoFEe r Hun receiver for Louis siupsky. shoes.
ABRAHAM scHwARTz-JudssM Mayer Ia. an.
poE.i Joseph Br.li rec-iyer 70; Abraham. Schwartz
i1sls.mea: prile.. 0. 2Jt IVES, ll2th - L.bilI.
ties are I.'O) and ssse,s $500
Schedules
ALVIN WAIST AND DRESS co. INC ~
Wer "a g.. has n.ed schedules showing ilabilit!e,
$4,000; attGrcs. 500 ,ni accounts. SIS ss:. II
q ~aica have been sss.ned. AmolS tho creditors
arc Joseph Rcsonsal.. s23. ;03 SECURED Nsthsn
eimca. N.3ii secured. and the International Bank.
FEAAD TALKING MACHINE CO. o. %, Yves.
sDi s.. las hisf schedule. sh0airy nasii,t,,, OF
sll s2s sad assets. Si9a The sale Of the assets
sfAsY sOLrERs dealer m dosoc4 at g-s7
is ,,S ' ave "a e. s,,s r1s 'c..g Is
.nV".as usolnuss :, $50 Ao'niAn a'.s's $500.
JOSEPH BERLowITZ. clothing dealer a. 10
Hssits a.. Las sled ssslsaHlel: schedule. sho.f
csrss,Ition Confirmed
JACOB BklCAEL-Jusge Mayer has c0G6fmeI
compositi1 q Jacob bricke!. furniture dealer al
~. Stanton o.. With creditors a, IS cents on the
dollar. cash.
Petiusn Dismissed
SAMUEL HELsrEIS-Iuds. Mayer las d..
sssin,t ssuel h..s,vn dealer IN clothing A. 1891
secJnd ave-. on consent q cfedltoN.
Trustees Elected
MAX ZEIsLER-At mseins c: creditors o,
MAJ Z.iser dOlcx business the Crescent rns
CO ~ bbS.dT ', led - s'i S;, Pee, B. olasL
Glitter. D. l.. HOFFMAN and Iouis l. scha.sr wer.
ccted trustee. unte. load o! $4,000. Nj Z-is.e.
a,ds An offer q eonpostlon a, 80 cent. o. u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-31
Lefhnswell Aids McAdoo
New York Lawyer Now As
.;.tant Secretary IF Treasury

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3o.-The ap-
Monument of r. C. Lefhngwell, OF New
York. as Assistant Secretary OF 'hs
Treasury in charge OF the Liberty
Loans. was announced b. Secretary
McAdoo to-day. This is one OF the Two
assistant .ecretaryships created at the
last session of Congress-. hr. Lemng-
we'll has only consented to accept the
appointment temporarily.
At the request Of Secretary MeAdoo,
Mr.. Lefingwell came TO the Treasury
At the beginning OF the war to act ss
snecial counsel In matters relating 70
re Liberty bond issues. He was a
member Of the law firm Of Cravatn
Henderson, Of New York, and has
servsd me government without COM
n.n,ation as a patriotic duty.
Secretary McAdoo said that MI. Lei
hngwelps services had been invaluable
The Secretary had known DIR: Lemne
we'll since boyhoOd, as Mr.; McAdoos
family and Mr. Lefingwells family
were neighhors while the Secretary
live in Yonkcrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-31
Taxi Contract Upheld
White Plains Independent
Cabmen Lose Fight

MOUNT VERNON, n. Y. Oct. 30
New York Central passengers who
make use OF the roads Harlem division
TO White Plains must patronize the
taxicabs which have been granted ex-
elusive privilege at the station or
walk. Such il the decision Of Justice
Tompklns, OF the Supreme Court, after
a long fight by independent hackmen
for the right to solicit fares at the
station.
The railroad made an exclusive con-
tract with the Central Tayicsb Com
pany. An injunction was issued. re-
strsining independent cabmen seeking
business in the vicinity of the station.
Many months OF litigation followed the
continued defiance of the court order
by the Independents. Under the Temp
kins decision ten hackmen were fined
500 each for contempt Of court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-31

ANDREW J MCCORMACK, Auctionser.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE,
STOCKS AND BONDS,
Nv ADRIAN III. MULLER & son.
0T nnly No, g o WILt a. isi H."
o. 1880 o'clock, e. the
EXCHANGE sALFSROoM.
nos "a and is VEsEY STREET.
For Account OF Executors
sshs Brooklyn Union Gas 90.
,sshs Massachusetts, Electric COM
6 shs' Brooklyn Rapid Transit CO.
sshs. Fitchburg Il. r. co. prefd'
shs citizens National Bsnk'
s.hs Baltimore e. Ohio =. 2. prefd
.shs. Baltimore Ohio u. H. com
Ish, D.lawar. & Hudson Co. ..
1900 American Telephone & Telegraph
Co CONT. Es'e BIDS, 1893.
1900 chic. Nil. 8 St Paul Ry. Wis
Valley Div Isl Mtg &c 5. F. BIS
$500 baltimore & Ohio f. r. CONT.
4'ass Bond. 1898.
t,o'o chic Burlington 4 Quincy r. r.
1900 Pint & Psre Marquette r. r. So.
aooO Chic. 8 Southwestern Ry. go S. +.
Deb. BIDS. 1898.
r.'oo Chic. & Northwestern Ry. SO Deb.
1000 Wabash r.. T.. Ist Mtg. SO Bds,
1898
1850 Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe ny.
GenL Mtg. 4ee BIDS. 1895
Nooo Kings County Elevated r. r. Ist
Mtg. tFs Bond, l9is.
h'O' Chic, Nh q St. Pau! Ry. Convt.
~, Bds.. 1882
100 Delaware Z HUDSON Co. CONT. So.
Bond. 1895.
ish. Thomas @. Plan, Co. prsfd.
,,. Temporary CIT sn6 al scrip.
WV y. y. Central a HufeOn iVeP v
r. 3i5ee Bess,d. BIDS. 1897.
'"''s Union Pacific r. X. LIST Mtg: p. r.
4, "A. l.. g, SO Regetd. Bds.. ls47.
Wv" Mest Shore X. r, Guar. LIST MIG.
~ Ressid Rds. 92si.
''Sa Pitts. CHM. Chic. g. 81. Louis
TO-. Ascent OF whom It May Concern.
Wv ssS New England Mortgage < Sc
w abs. The Drug Products Co. Inc,
w" Chic. Indiana & Southern Ry. 81
q, "A. Bono. 1885.
ear % Secured Notes Central
So. Trust Co. CIR. OF Deposit.
la sSs' southern OF Chemical CO.
'ans East Coast Navigation Co.
4 IA. ine.. prefd.
~ hs Marquette OF co.
~ s Mechanics Bank, Brooklyn.
re united states Title Guaranty
-"sAs se.sosrd Air Line Ry. com
'",h. sssOO.rd Air Line Ry. pr.td.
ts,,ms Alaska Copper Corpn.
receipt No. X +7s7 OF b. Altman
la Co for pieces OF fur.
ttW United Utilities Co. prefd.
sas Tennessee Lumber Z Cooper
us, age corpn.
eo'tsl pysstun & Chemical Corp'n
- MIG So Notes. due June !.
IsoosTd Steel e. Manganese. Corpn
"a. isis - N0''' QUE apr" j.
~. American Hide & Leather Co.
a' Grand Union Mining Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-31
s u s t e n a n c e
Cereals

, Corn.-Weather conditions over the
corn belt were decidedly unfavorable
for husking operations, as well as for
curing the new crop and placing it in
a position for early marketing. Further
rains and SHOWS occurred throughout
the Ohio Valley states and in the East:
west OF the Mississippi it was cold and
clear. but the forecast was for further
unsettled conditions. As there is little
prospect for any material increase in
the movement from the farms while
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-31
Nat Goodwin's Political Race
Attracts Many at War Bazaar

Nat Goodwin named the electrically
driven horses on his toy racetrack at
the Army and Navy Bazaar. in the
Grand Central Palace, Mitchell, Hylsn,
Bennett and Hillquit last night. and
attracted an unusual number OF bet
tors. "Hillquit" lost consistently.
The Egyptian princess" Amorita,
and her assistants presented hsrem
dances in the Frisrs' Frolic. to the de-
light OF all. Charles Hanson Towne
proved to be a champion salesman in
the booth devoted to tobacco fund for
"our boys in France"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-31
Minister Cabrera Coming
To u S. on Mexican Mission

MEXICO CITY, Oct. 3O.--It became
known definitely to-day that Luis Ca
brera. former Minister OF Finance. is
coon 70 leave here for Washington. He
has obtained leave Of absence from the
lower House Of Congress, Of which he
is member, for the purpose OF carry
ing out commission FOR President
Carranza.
Senior Cabrera's mission lie said 10
he connected with embassy affairs in
Washington in an effort to obtain gold
and the lifting OF the embargo on such
necessities ss Mexico desires TO import.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-31
Tetanus Germs Found
In Smallpox Vaccine

ST. PAUL, Oct. So.-Heal.h officers
were asked to-day By manufacturers Of
vaccine, sent here for Use in vaccinat-
ing against smallpox, to return it, as
IN certain instances il Las been found
to contain ,tetsnus germs. The vac
cine was shipped TO Washington, where
il will be analysed.
How the supposed tstsnus germs cot
in the vaccine is unexplained. II was
suggested that enemies Of the country
might be responsible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-31
Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cotton.
seed Oil

Coffee Futures.-Th. market was littlo
more active yesterday and showed general
IL steady tone. although earlier sdyanees
were not fully maintained. With coffee SELL
ing at comparatively low prices. the reports
of hrner ocean freight rates and Increasing
scarcity o. tonnage have served TO create
some Interest, and it is also reported thai
owing 70 the falling off in firm oNers from,
Brazil better inquiry hes developed for
supplies out Of the local stock. There ap-
pearrd TO he some buying % an Investment
character tor European account. The de-
mani, however. was b. no means active o.
general. and after showing net advances OF
5 10 S points there were reactions, with tho
marke. closing net unchanged TO pointl
higher. Th- business included exchanges cs
December for July o. So points and for
September az - and IS points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-31
Schmittberger Very Ill
Inspector Not Expected to Sur
v;ve Pneumonia Attack

Max Schmittberger, veteran chief IN
spectcr of the Police Department. is Sc
riousiy i'll from pneumonia in his home
297 East Sixty-hrst Street. Or. mig
g!ns. chief surgeon OF the department,
said last night his chance for recovery
is slight.
Inspector Schmittberger suffered q
breakdown two months ago and on-
tanned a leave Of absence. HIS health
improved and he left his home las,
w.ek to watch the Liberty Day parade.
He caught a cold, which developed into
pneumonia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-31
lndustrials

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last
'i$s n s s:;s s..: y p; :; 3.
e c ce.s 1t ss.i d. 3. g. g. e g.
800 Chevrolet M.7o-7f II es 70
200 cit s c told .2oe1a 900, 400 2oiH,
zoo Inter l. Chem. ga, 81, 3E sh,
10000 maxim NUM-. a q &
500 n Am p & P. 23a aal 2s w
100 'Prud Pictures. 70 "a ts Ts
1000 Subm ctfs 1914 1914 IS 151r
800 Todd Shipy'ds. 50 60 rs 70
200 'United Motors 1917, fes. fsl. 10
$500 WIN Airc'ft c s,S 8ts ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-31
Yesterdays A yesl
Cottonseed Oil Futures

Cottonseed Oil Futures.-The fact
that government. supervision over nu-
merous commodities will be extended
from November I. and may include
further jurisdiction over cottonseed
products in the South. caused good
deal OF nervousness in the local mar
ket yesterday. Hog products will also
come under government control, with
an extended license system, and the
government Is expected to exercise its
already expressed disapproval OF ex-
eessive speculation. The market carly
In the day was firm. with further ad-
vances in new high records, on the
strength in crude. but cased of late
and closed 10 TO % points net lower.
Total sales were 1900 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-31
80 Active Securities -
Bonds

Trading In bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange Tuesday amounted TO
$t,742,00 against Si,i7I,000 Monday,
$685. 900 week ago and Si,i92,00 a
year ago. From January TO date.
ss3S.s5s,ooo, against ss92,s3o,0oO in
1916.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-31
Bonds
- Commodities g

the weather continues unfavorable. the
cash position was firm. and the market
generally ruled steady. closing &c
higher TO Csc. lower. The January
position was relatively easier than tbs
other months because Of increased sell
ing based on the assumption that
STOCKS viii increase and q surplus will
be established before the January posi-
tion expires. Old corn is 20 nearly
exhausted that little or no attempt il
being made to make purchases. New
crop for early shipment IA in active
demand. Advices from Peoria said
that the new grain i. quoted for
prompt shipment at s1.65, or 90 points
over the May position in Chicago. Ad-
vices from country points minated
the probability OF an early rush for
low grade corn for December deliverv.
and 1t was thought that Chicago buyers
will begin operations as soon as re-
rceipts are large enough, as strenuous
efforts will be made to place this kind
OF corn in condition for rendering OIL
December contracts.
Yesday's Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago.
Corn; No. . yellow.s2.i5 .a's s,.isH,
b
May ............ i.r's. i.i3ls SO
Wheat.-Aceording TO latest sdvices
from Europe, the wheat crop has not
turned out well and import REQUIRE
ments will be large. Surplus stocks in
exporting countries are quite liberal.
and as far as the worlds supply is con
cerned there appears to be plenty Of
wheat TO 20 round if it could be dis
tributed. Advices from Argentina said
that the Allied governments have pur-
| chased the entire exportable surplus Of
the new wheat crop in that country,
which ~ estimated a. from 144,0 0O. 900
to lI6.O0O,OOO bushels. There are large
. stocks in Australia, but owing to the
| long haul from other countries Amer
/ lea is the most accessible market and
will be called upon TO supply the bulk
OF the needs Of our allies in Europe.
Oats.-Price changes we're compare
J lively narrow, the close being hc net
higher. Receipts at primary points
were quite liberal. but country offer
ings were not large, and II seemed
more than probable that the movement
will fall off again. The export demand
was SLOW, with no business reported.
/ The local cash market was dull.
Yes'dsy's Previous Yea,
New York: close close epe
Cash, No 8 white. So, IS seI,
Chicago:
December ..,..... .5sss SCI, .54s.
+ May ............. COS so So !
Rye.-Market steady.
ies'dsy's Previous Year
New York: close Gloss. sro
/ Cash. No. West'n. 1897 sf.ss si.5tl,
! Flour and Meal.-Quo.ations were:
B Yesday's Previou, Yea.
close. close ago.
Rye -four. choice. ..... $50 go 7so
Cornmeal. kiln dried s.75 s.75 4.so
/ Bran. in sacks. ........ 500 $500 5,25
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-31
u. S. Won't Seize
German Embassy

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3o.-It was
stated officially to-day that TIE govern
ment has no intention Of Selling the
old German Embassy buildings for the
use OF the enemy property custodian or
for any other purpose. They will be
returned to Germany untouched at the
end OF the VA