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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-15
Produce Marlsets-CWrent

Butter.-Receipts, 1916 packages;
creamery, higher than extras, per h..
4415045Ic; extras (92 score), 40
44tc; frsts (sS to 81 score), 43dl
43l.c; seconds $50 to 81 score), 4l0g
42tac; thirds. 4o@4oIac; creamery, I'M
sailed, higher than extras, 46G46hc;
extras, 45@45hac; frsts, 431s a 44ac;
seconds, Al II lG43c; state, dairy, tubs,
finest, 43iac; good TO prime, Az @43c;
common to fair, 3S@41c; renovated,
extras, 42hc; frsts, 41d42c; lower
grades, 3SG4Oc; imitation creamery,
firsts, 39@4Oc; ladies', current make,
frsts, 3SG381sc; seconds, 37W37hc;
lower grades, 35i, a36l1c; packing
stock, current make, No. l, 37M37 nc;
No. 2, 36hc; lower grades, 35@36c.
Cheese.--Receipts, 2,123 boxes; state
W. NJ, fats. fresh, colored, specials,
h., 25Ac; white, specials, 25Ac; col
ored, average run, 24i5@25c; white,
average run, 24hG25c; prime to
choice, 23Ia q 24c; lower grades, 100
23c; held, specials, 25425hc; twins,
fresh, colored, specials, 24A @25c;
white, specials, PAX Q25c; colored,
average run, 2ihc; white, average run,
24ac; twins, held, specials, PAX @25c;
cheddars, single daisies, 25Hc; double
daisies, 25l2c; Wisconsins, W. NJ,
fancy, twins. white, fresh, PAN 425c;
colored, 24h@25c; single daisies,
fresh, 254c; double daisies, 2512c;
young Americas, 26A Q26isc; state,
skins, twins and fats. held, specials,
1871 @l9hc; fate, fresh, specials, 1SGQ
lgc: twins and chcidars fresh spe-
Gals, lSd l9c; fats, prime to choice,
prime to choice, 16hG17lac; fair to
good, l2G Ice; lower grades, 54llc.
Eggs.-Receipts, 1876 cases; fresh
gathered extras, per dozen, 45@46c;
extra Grsts, 43644c; frsts, 4OG42c;
seconds, 3S44Cc; third and poorer,
35q 37c; fresh gathered dirties, No. l.,
SEA SIC; No. 2 and poorer, 32G351ac;
fresh gathered checks, good to choice,
dry, 33a34c; under grades, 2Sd32c;
refrigerator. special marks, fancy, stg.
and ms. paid, 4Oc; firsts, stg. and ms.
paid, 3Sha3el3c; seconds, stg. and
ms. paid, S7N5Sc; lower grades, stg.
and ms. paid, 32G36hc; refrigerator,
nearby whites, Ala i3c; state, Penn.
and nearby Western hennery white,
fine to fancy, 55G5 Sc; state, Penn. and
nearby Western hennery whites, poor
to prime, 44G Sac; state, Penn. and
nearby gathered whites, poor to
choice, 42G jJc; Western and South
ern, gathered whites. 40@47c; state,
Penn. and nearby hennery browns,
47M soc; state, Penn. and nearby,
gathered brown and mixed colors,
A0IT .Gc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-15
In d ustrials
Cotton

There were violent price movements
in the cotton market again yesterday.
After selling off to 1877 early, Deem
Der contracts rallied to 20.65 and closed
at 1920, with the general list closing
irregular at net advance OF 10 to 20
points. Apprehensions of wet spell
in the Eastern belt and more optimistic
talk of peace prospects appeared to be
the chief factors on the advances, while
the late reaction reelected active realiz,
ing and heavy selling for Liverpool and
Continental account.
Overnight buying orders brought in
by the sharp rally OF late Thursday
caused irregulnrity at the opening,
first prices being s points higher to
points lower. The tone, however, was
barely steady, and active months sold
II to 20 points net lower shortly after
the call. Trade interests were sellers
and there was scattering pressure, but
offerings were much less general and
aggressive than recently, and the mar
ket soon turned firmer oil the South
Atlantic storm news. The main factor,
however, appeared to be apprehension
that the rains expected In the Eastern
DtiNt even II NHtJ io u"'"
age, would delay picking and slow up
the early movement. Western and
Wall Street interests were particularly
active buyers on the advance which
carried active months 50 TO SO points
net higher. Prices broke almost as
rapidly as they had advanced under
realizing and foreign selling in the late
trading, with the close showing reac-
tons of some SO to 40 points from the
best. There may have been some sell
ing early on reports that British in
terests were calling loans on cotton
property in the South. According to
press advices these loans aggregated
sll0,0O0,000 The idea of the sellers
may have been that the calling Of such
loans might force cotton on the market
more rapidly than otherwise, but 1t
was more generally thought that they
could readily be financed under the
present banking system. The census
report on supply and distribution for
August showed we'll sustained volume
of domestic mill consumption, but was
not an important factor. Exports for
the day were 1925 bales, making 49,,
5S8 so far for the season, against 63l,-
112 last year. Southern spot markets
as officially reported were unchanged to
80 points higher.
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SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
Plaintiff. against CON
pANHIA DOS CAMINHOS DE FERRo
PORTUGAIS. Defendant
To IN. Above Named Defendant:
YOTT ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 70 an
sver the Complaint IN this action. and 70
serve a copy Of your answer on the plain
tifs attorney, within twenty GOD days
af,er the service OF this summons ex-
ciusiye OF the day Of service. and In case
Of your failure 20 appear or answer judy
ment will be taken against you, by DE-
fault, for the relief demanded In the com
plant. ,-
Dated, New York, July 20, al.
CYRIL F. DOS PAesoS
Attorney for Plaintiff. once and rost-
once Address. No. l35 Broadway' Dor
ough OF Manhattan. New YORK CITY
To SoMPANHIA DOS cAMrNHos DE
FERRO PORTU0AlS. Lisbon, Portu-
The foregoing summons Is served upon
YOU. By publication. pursuant TO an order
Of Hon George V. Mulan, one OF the Jus .
tees OF the Supreme Court OF the state OF
New York, dated the 7th day o. september,
1917. and fled with the Complaint IN the
ONCE OF the Clerk OF the County OF New
York. at the County Court House, In the
borough OF Manhattan, city OF New YORK
Dated, September It'll, 1911.
CYRIL F. DOS PASSOsL
Attorney for Plaintiff, Once and Post
once Address, No. 1875 Broadway, Boz
oush OF Manhattan, New YORK CRY
y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-15

IN CONGRATULATIONS COURT.
County Of New York ELIZABETH ".
CUuDS. Plaintiff. against YETrA LIEB-
ERMAN and others, Defendants. Harold
swain. Plaintiffs Attorney. iis Broadway.
New York.
Pursuant 70 judgment entered August
18th. 1917, the undersigned Will cell 81
public auction. az ;he Exchange Salesroom.
10 1915 yesey street. IN the Borough Of
Manhattan. city u New York. at l o'clock
noon, on September 10th. 1911, by Joseph
y Day, Auctloneer. the mortgaged prem
i.ss directed By said judgment to be sold,
situated In the Borough OF Manhattan,
County and city Of New York, on the
Iouth .rly side ~ i20th Street two hundred
eight feet four inches east Of the south
ess, corner o. i20th street and Seventh
Avenue, being sixteen feet eight inches IL
width front and rear and one hundred
feet eleven inches IN depth on each side.
the side lines being parallel with seventh
Avenue Said premises are more particu-
larry described IN mortgage recorded IN
the New York County Registers once In
Section 7. Liber 2s3. OF mortgages at page
27s
Ths following is a diagram Of said prem
Uses:
10th Street.
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) u s t e n a n c e
Cereals

Wheat.-Receipts Of wheat at pri-
mary points were larger, Minneapolis
and Duluth receiving over 100000 bush
els, while the total interior movement
was over million. This indicated
that farmers are beginning 10 sell
more freely. The marketing machln-
cry of the food administration has
been slow in getting under way, and
considerable inconvenience has been
experienced on the part of the mills,
which have not been able TO secure
wheat for grinding. The Eastern mills
have been particularly discommodec,
ard il is still feared that many OF them
will have to close down before wheat
10 available. Prices remain unchanged
al S2.27 for No 2 red and No. 2 hard
and $3.50 for No. Northern spring.
Corn.-The impression is gaining
ground in the corn trade that the max
imum price of sl.2S in Chicago will be
raised, and, consequently, more bull
ish sentiment has developed. Prices
early in thesday were firm and higher,
with further active covering, but afte-
showing gains of sc to 1Ic, the
market reacted. and at the close was
a,c to 1sc lower. At the advance the
december poSlllOH III tue NtsN vas
at Sl2l1, or only 3Sc below the
high point of the season, and the nearer
the market approaches the maximum
level the more persistent the rumors
regarding a change in the maximum,
figures become. The bullish idea seemed
to be based on the belief that
the recent frosts have dispelled hopes
of a bumper yield, and that owing
the very light supplies OF old corn
the demand for the new crop vii.
be very active as soon as it is available.
At the advance, the technical position
was apparently weaker, and when sell
ing orders appeared prices gave way
easily. Sentiment at the close was
rather in favor OF further reaction,
although it was evident that the trad
was inclined to be cautious about TAX
ing heavy chances on the short side
Weather conditions were more favor
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- Active Securities -
Stocks
nv ms Associated rrSasl

broad and vigorous upturn in
,.ls Offset in part the losses sus-
$50 in the last few days. At the top
&c there was a representative show
p. ~ advances, ranging from TO 3
.;,,s and although these gains were
Nd down on late realisins, the net
.,,, was q material Improvement of
position.
TIE advance was accompanied by
,,r.I Of Sullish interest, and outside
.a,ips increased considerably. There
-, ,ou,s feeling that the bears had
.,,rresehed themselves in their recent
,,,,ek. on speculative favorites. and
-, scarcity Of these stocks forced the
.,o,,s 70 raise their bids rapidly 20
,,., their requirements. Liquidation
:, Investment shares was suspended,
=, issues which have developed
u,-l,d weakness recently were prom
;,,nt in the rise.
The upward swing was facilitated by
-, announcement from Petrograd that
,As ;nsurrectionary movement had been
,,.tered by the Provisional Govern
ment.
i, the railroad list New Haven, con-
,,,uously heavy recently. was sold at
:, advance Of more than 2 points.
p.ading. Delaware { Hudson, ST. Paul,
Canadian Pacific and other recent weak
features we're in good demand at higher
,rses. In the industrial section there
x,s an active inquiry for the coppers,
..,els. oils, motors, equipment and ship
Ping shares.
A decidedly better tone prevailed in
81, bond market. Active issues sv-
,,ged higher, although the bid and
,sk.d quotations for some Of the less
rrominent lines continued to be wide
mart. Liberty bonds reflected brisk
Investment demand, with large transsc-
tons al par.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-15
FORECLOSUr- SALES.

IN Observation-Disclosures COURT.
County OF New York Louis Wendsl, ~,
plalntin, agalns, The Ell Hslsey 81. Co.
Inc. ct al, DEFENDANTS wendell, Elliott
Robson, attorneys for plaintiff. III Broad
wsy, New York.
Pursuant 20 judgment entered Septem.
Der 6th, 1911 the undersigned will sell 81
public auction a. the Exchange Sslesroom.
Nos l4-is Vesey street. IN the Borough OF
Manhattan, Cir, OF New York, at IL o'clock
noon, on September 2sth. 1917, by Charles
A. Berrian, auctioneer, the nortgaged
premises directed by said Judgment 20 he
sold. situated on the southerly side OF Wes,
l3Oth street, In the Borough OF Manhat-
tan, City OF New York. distant one hundred
and ntty feet westerly from tho south
westerly corner Of Amsterdam Avenus and
l3eth Street, being seyenty-four feet and
eleven Inches In depth on each side and
fifty feet In width In front and rear, said
side lines being parallel with Amsterdam
Avenue. the said property being more par
,icularly described In the mortgage re
corded in the once Of the Register OF the
County OF New York IN Ltber 322. Section
7 Of Mortgages. Page ia
Amsterdam Avenue
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STORAGE NOTICES
The West End Storage Warehouse,
e0?-?10 WEST s9th STREET..


New York. Sept. 9Th, 1911
To Mrs. Margaret C. Adams, Miss y. X.
p Carroll, Horace S. Chase, Mrs. y. =.
Hatch. Mrs. Margaret Niece. Mrs. Emily
Melville. Mrs. X. Reid. BY Miss Margaret
Butcher; Walter w. Russell, Mrs c: Ruwe.
Mr. or Mrs. c. o. Seessel. Mrs. Frances
stevens. Mrs G. +. Stone. VI. Tansbe, MIS-
Margaret walker and Miss Jane Helen
Williams: You and each OF you are HEREBY
notified that the time for the payment OF
nay lien upon the property hereinafter de-
scribed having expired. after due notice
thereof had been given you, | will cause
such property, 20 wit Household Goods
Personal Effects. Merchandise. Carpets.
etc, stored by you or In your name or IN
which you may have an interest, In the
West End Storage Warehouse, 10 he SOLD
at public auction. according 20 the statute
in such case made and provided. az George
Merle'S Auction Rooms, l55 East l2bth 81
New York city. on Tuesday, september
25th, 1917, at 10 A. NJ, and on Wednesday:
September 10th. 1917, at 10 A. NJ, and u
the sale thereof is not completed on said
dates the same will be continued az the
same place on each and every TUESDAY
and Wednesday thereafter, beginning at ~
A NJ on each day, and continuing until
all the goods are sold. -
WEST END STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
BEN BLUMENTHAL, Proprietp.
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Cottonseed Oil Futures. was

Cottonseed Oil Futures.-There was
strong upward tendency in the cot,
tonseed oil market yesterday and mai
quotations were near the top, with net
gains of Is TO "a points. Total sales
we're $4,000 barrels There was good
general buying of the near deliveries,
credited TO refining interests. and IL
was evident that the market was oelng
Influenced by the active demand Tor
compound lard. shorts and commits
sion houses were also buyers and prott
taxing sales were readily absorbed.
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SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER o.
Honorable John p. cohslan. snrrefate
OF The County of New YORK. NotE
neaVD, vARIA LOUISE BEEBE, late 81
,ss County Of New York. d.e.s':d. 70 Pr.
sent the same wiih gov r,sss ~ n ,,.n.s.s.
tne .1,es. Room e0I. No i.s Broad~ay.
,ns re CIV II New YORK on or before tas
I'm day OF January. lsis I'll.
Dated Sew York. tns e'h oS' % '''
i''" ALFRED LOCKWOOD BHoWA
KoDERICK BEEBE.
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Bonds

Trading in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange Friday amounted to
s3,6ls,6cO, against s3,ss6,ooO Thursday,
s3,s12,000 a week ago and s3,l24,000 a
year ago. From January / 20 date,
S67I,467,0 900, against s7l9,633,O00 in
1916.
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sr,pprME coIrRT-NEw YORK COUNTY.

SUPREME COURT-NEW YORK CUNT.
THOMAS J. YORE. Plaintiff, against
CHARLES II. MARSHALL, Defendant,
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT;
You are hereby summoned 10 answer ths
complaint In this action and 20 serve .
copy OF your answer on the plaintiffs A..
torney within 80 days after the SERVES OF
this summons, exclusive OF the day OF ser
vice, aud IN case OF your failure 70 ap-
pear or answer. Judgment VIII BE- TAKEN
against you BY default for tho reflex &C.
manded in the complaint.
Dated New York, July Ia. 1911.
LESTER NJ. FRIEDMAN,
Attorney for Plaintiff. once & p. .. Al
dress, e33 Broadway, Borough OF Man
haitian, City OF New York.
TO CHARLES II. MARSHALL. DEFEND
ANT:
The foregoing summons Is served upon
YOU by publication. pursuant TO an orcsr
OF Hon. Samuel VI. Ordway Justice OF
the Supreme Court OF the State OF New
York dated the 2sth day Of July 1871. and
filed with the complaint in the ofice OF the
clerk OF New York County, at the County
Court House In the Borough OF Manhattan,
City and state OF New York
LESTER ". FRIEDMAN,
Attorney for Plaintiff. once n p. Q. Al
dress, 233 Broadway, Borough OF Man
haitian. City Of New York.
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: Commodities =

able for the crop, Il being generally
clear and warmer over large part o.
the belt.
Yes'dsy's Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago.
Cash. No. yellow.s2.2s s2.ss SO
Chicago
December p &c, ..,...,,. ,,.I,sh 1.2o ~
Oats.-The oats market yesterday
was Influenced by the action of corn,
and after a sharp early upturn prices
eased off and closed jac. to fsc. net
lower. September shorts were again
nervous, but reports from Chicago said
that no manipulation will be permitted,
and if anything of this kind is at
tempted trading in September will be
stopped. Country offers were said to
be larger, although receipts at primary
points were moderate. Exporters were
buying moderately and took about 5O0,-
900 bushels.
Y.s'day's Previou, Year
New York: close. close. ago.
Cash No. white. $50 $50 .5is4
Chicago:
S Sses.,h.. ... 80 60 .s ss: ~ 80.
Rye.-Market firm.
Yes'day's Previous Year
Cash: close. close. ago
y. Y, No. 2 West'n.s1.e3 $i.o3 si.33
Flour and Neutrality-suspicious. we're:
Yes'days Previous Year
close close. ago
Flour. Mimi. spS. pat. 1928 1925 $50
Rye -four, choice ... 1895 1o.75 $50
Cornmeal, kiln dried 1920 1920 4.25
Bran, in sacks.-...... $500 $500 $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-15
AUCTION SALES

RECLOSURE.-TwO CHATTEL MORT
cages. made by william Gress 20 Jaburg
Bros and TO johnson & Bullock Co, Inc,
avenue by Jacob Gensler,
AuctIoneer GROSSFIELD BROS,
Attorneys for Mortgages.
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Oman. High, Low. Last.
| Ealsa

Sales. Open High. Low. Last
5000 'Jsr Yer fap) i,s ia IN ~
800 Jos-Ken IA p). & "a n "a
1900 tJumbo Exten.. az "a n ~
$500 JIM Of NMtap) az, 81, 3Ns 3ls
300 la Rose Consol "a Il II U
700 'tNasmstic G. d % az 70
5000 fMagnate Cop. "a " ~
1000 'iMArsh Min. .. 10 10 IS -
$50 Mason Valley. 6ra oh
$500 tMcKinley-DaY. 20 " 70 "
1000 milford Cop. "a Ia va lH
$500 tMoyul Min Co SO 30 80 II.
1000 monster Chief "a n 81
1000 'tMother Lode. 81 IS ~ %
500 siNancy " Mon taS va tss Va
S00G 'tNatl Leasing. IL IL 10
1000 'Nau & Id. 43 ~ 20 -
500 Nicklas Mining. ~ " ~
1000 Eipissing NJ Co ets We
$500 fPort Con Cop. IS rs ~ e
10000 trek Con Min. feL, 1917 10 "
1900 tR NJ NJ & r.. so so 50 50
300 tRoch Mines SO SO 81 81
1900 Sill X Of Ari,.. y, "a u "a
20 Sill X G Of Utah ~, Va va %ls
$500 Stand Sil-Lead. "a IL "a t
1000 stSuccess Min. 10 10 II -
800 Sup Cop al ). va ~ "a l1
zoo Tonopah Ext. trs III IA III
1900 'tTroy-Arilona. 10 10 IL IL
1876 United Eastern. "a "a "a "a
1900 'tU Tungsten rs 2s rs %
1900 Unity G. NJ Co 3,4 SO 3A 3,s
10000 utah Nat Min IN an 1n 2h
600 'tUtiea Mines. n 20 20 n
$500 'Verds Comb G " ~
600 WEST End Con SO 69 90 oe
500 White C NJ Co. ~ ~ ~ III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-15
Curb Market

Note.-The Tribune assumes no response
biity for the accuracy authenticity OF curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
Friday were as follows:
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Livestock, Meats and Provisions

Following are yesterdays prices. compared with
those - year ago
New YORK.. Yesterday. year ago
Live steers best.
100 10 ....... ST3 GSlo.oo S6.'3 6tl0.~
Dressed beef sides.
10. ............ ~ rs Ia q .I5i
100 10 '..''...isoo 70 600 a 1878
Dressed yeGls. city. ~
ID ......s....s. KS 'EoIt ~ -
lave ewes loo ID. $50 q ll.Z3 o.V0 q 40
." pr II loo h. ,l7so q 1878 1000 9 mas
Dressed mutton. 10. IL y. 10 q 10
u .e,,c1 lambs, 10. 10 y t'o4 10 ~
Hogs. 100 l5.....l9l0 q - ll.W o. il.O
Dressed hogs. ba- ~ .
con. ID. ........ .25aA .Zof I'D e
N Me-, S SS.s s Ssl s sSS 3 5000 sS sS
Lard. Mid West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-15

Street No. 5os-s West l3oth street
Approximate amount or the mortgags
debit costs and allowances S2,s7s since,
with interest from September 8. 1917;
taxes assessments and water rates,
81, 7t0 3i/i00 and interest.
DATED. New York. septemosr 9TH, lolI.
MORTIMER S. BROWN. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-15

IN. market closing net unchanged TO
points higher. Sales Of 2s,75O bags IN
cluded exchanges Of December for July
at 81 and SO points
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Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cotton
seed Oil

Coffee Futures Slight early declines
were followed by rather a steadler tone
in the coffee market yesterday. re.
ports that the Brazilian government mad
started It's purchases OF excess ofer-
ings in Santos and more faVorsoie
view OF peace prospects appeared 70
cause scattered covering. Buying was
held in check, however, by talk OF an
easier tone in the cost ana irelgnt
situation. and rallies wers limited. With
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Standard Oil
Other Oil Stocks

Sales. Open. h'fh. Low Las.
1890 1900 ALE. tAtFsn on' Pet. IA ~ u" %"
1000 5SSS .B9rnG e o@ C G 7'a q" ~ ~
200 &c Mex Ia p). 40 40 20 90
.3SS S S;a:S, % ;; 90 g 81 ga g.
e. :SS :s% G $s;5n e & = y y
s 5SS : .Esgsgsi Oh oc c, ! 3. !
5000 'Friar OIL. % g il Pa
10000 sGlenrock Oil. 1914 1873 1eZs 1914
geo int Petroleum. 1874 1879 1874 i2Ha
1900 'Kan-U Con o. Is ~ i. rs
2S0o Kcnova o Ia pl u IL - -
ZOO 'Knick-Wyo Oil ga .334 3, "a
10000 Metropol Petr.. i3s Ts "a IA
$4,000 '1Midwest OIL. 1e7 III 1oI Ho
2s sSS .m iSH gi Ref -" r42 40 "a g
1889 1890 . iSSE.' Si o : "a : q
i i.SS OLA 9S, p q, Est e. q a i'' %
1900 1890 . 9;sss.K o. Oh ga e. 81 g.
300 .Pcnn-o & G 12A 12A t2H ga
zoo 'tRed Rk O&G. 50 So 63 %
i iSS ' 'RiSs oIl o 'i & R q. ~ Il u.
5000 'Seduoyah OAR -
$50 -Sncl Gulf Cor 1874 2 1874 n
SOC I'm western o 5. 81 % "a
1900 Vacuum G. o - "a "a
500 'Nict o new st. ga so "a %
1000 'W States Pet. "a % Is "
1900 'Wyo Oil & r. "a I2 " "a
$500 IVY I'm new 6H2 eH7
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DIVIDEND NOTICES

once Of The United Gas ImpreySDsst @.
Phfsde phl, s-p,emb>Y Is itN.
The Dir.ctos have this day declrsd ousr-
terry Dividend N two per cent. ~. ~ DIT shntl,
A. ths close OF business Sept 20. 1917. ChGS
7 W MORRIS rrvssurw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-15

: Centre Line - - NJ Block.
street No. i5s weat iz1th Stree,
Free and clear ~ all srcumbrances e1-
-.pt subject 70 party wal agreement re-
'orded IN said Registers once In Section
q Conveyances m Lfber % at Page 23S
ApproNIm4ta amount 81 the mortRaHe
lebt costs and Allowances tls.oaTss and
interest taxes. assessments and water
-ates sitO 20 and interest.
Dated, Nsw York. August -. 1917.
WILLIAM G. ARNOLD. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-15
Metals

A lull Of activity in the copper mar
l,et was noticeable yesterday, prob
ably due to the delay in announcing
prices by the government. Prices ruled
steady. Several of the leading pro-
ducers are still only supplying their
regular customers, though otherwise
they are out Of the market.
Reduction in the price Of lead By the
American Smelling and Refining Com
pany to cents a pound has been fol-
lowed by shading of quotations by in
dependents. their price being s cents
a pound for small lots.
Current spot prices for a few Of the
principal metals and metal products,
compared with those prevailing at the
corresponding time Of last year. follow:
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-15

unit Of trade on this exchange. 10 shares.D
Transactions and prices yes:srdsy foe the
more active stocks follow
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new YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
TRANSACTIONS
Rail- Other All
roads. socks. stocks.
y..,,,d,v 46. 300 364. 100 10000
Day before $500 500, 700 90 l'sO
Week ago $1,000 $1,000 o3s'SOo
yss, ago. PIP. 900 $4,000 1.237,so
January TO date:
1917 1881, 300 1894, 900 t32,52s,7oo
1s1s.. .2o.ts3.6Oo to0,373,eoo 12o,557 500
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Sales. Open. High Low Last
zee s:SS t tS.n X, s eor.. = q = g
Bonds
Consolidated Exchange

unlisted. tSell cents per share.
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BONDS
$1,000 Liberty 3hs. ee.95 10000 90. 90 100 90
1000 Int Met as. 59Na 6s,a 5e1s 5eH.