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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-29
Dairymen Demand
Raise in Milk Price

WATERFOWL, \. Y, Sept. 28.-At
a meeting of the Jefferson County
Dairymen's League to-day II was de-
cided to raise the cost Of milk TO New
York dealers to $40 for October milk
and 1884 for November milk. They
also plan to compel the dealers to sign
contracts for the two months, and un-
less the dealers comply with their de-
uands il is intended to call strike
on October /. The league members say
that no milk will be delivered after
that date to dealers who have not
signed.
While the meeting was in progress
telegram was received by the league
advising that the New York City deal
crs were planning to fight them. When
the message was read cries OF The
fight Is on!" were heard.
The league is bitter against the con-
frmation of George ". Perkins as
State Food Commissioner. They fear
that il Perkins Is confirmed he VIII
keep his threat to prosecute their or
ganization as a violation Of the Don
nelly act. The farmers plan TO sell
their product TO cheese factories or
handle il at home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-29
Mexican Gold Embargo

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-The Mex
lean Treasury has placed new restrlc,
tions on the expectation OF gold and
silver. according to an official mes
sage received to-day by Ambassador
Bonillas, made public by the Mexican
News Bureau. On account OF the rise
in the price of silver it has become
necessary TO effect radical changes IN
the Mexican monetary system, states
the message. Among the new regula-
tons announced, in addition to the
existing prohibition against the eX-
port Of gold and silver coin OF Mex
car mIntage, are:
From the date of the present de-
cree the expectation OF gold bars is
absolutely forbidden.
"Exporters Of ores and concentrates
Of any kind containing gold Of value
exceeding SIX grams per ton will be
under obligation 10 reimport to Mexico
in gold bars suitable to mintage, or IN
Mexican or foreign gold coins a sum
equivalent to the gold produced, ac-
cording 20 the respective assays, by the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-29
Dividends
Boston & Main.

y,c.auanna Regular quarterly diyi-
dend Of Sc so per snare. payable octooer 10 'o
stockholders OF -eccrd October l.
I.b;gb Valley Coal Sales Dividend OF
~ cent or 50 a share, payable October Is tc
stockholders of record October I.
American Piano.-Regular quarterly diyi-
Ind Of q, per cent on the preferred stock
nayabIe October l TO stockholders OF record
September 20.
United States Smelling. Refining z Min
;n1-Regular quarterly DIVIDEND or - pel
cent on the preferred stock, paYahle Oe''oe'
* 70 stockholders OF record October D.
,.u,,,;, States Telephone Dividend OF
q * a share, payable October 10 10 STOCK
holders of record September %.
sw;f, g. Co.-Special dividend Of . per
cent, payable Octoper ~ ~
record October 10.
II ~ III UeT cent on the preferred stock
nsuabls October / to stockholders OF record
September 10.
Eureka Pipe Line.-Regular quarterly d'yi-
d.rd of IS a share, payable November to
stockholders of record October 10.
plymouth Cordage. Dividend from PEI
Int % 10 per cent by declaration OF regular
Quarterly dividend Of 3 per cent, payable
october 90 to stockholders Of record October
/. This is an increase OF per cent quar-
terly.
Illinois Northern Utilities. Regular guar
.erlv dividend of lia per cent on the pre-
forred stock. payable November to stock
boIder, of record October 20.
philadelphia & Camden Ferry-Reguls'
Quarterly dividend Of per cent. payable Oc'
,ober 10 to stockholders of record septemoe'
IS.
sbarinisan Water Power.-Regular
Quarterly dividend Of Il, per cent, payable
october 10 TO stockholders OF record oeto'
Der |.
Ottumwa Railway 4 Regular quar-
.erly dividend of | = per cent on the pre-
tered stock payable October 10 To stock
boIders OF record September ~.
Arizona Commercial Mining. Dividend OF
5o emit a share. payable October 81 to stock
holdsrs of record October 10.
Wsylsnd OIL < Gas Regular semi-an,
nuaI dividend Of per cent on the preferred
s,ock payabls November 10 to stockholders OF
record November J.
North Butte Mining Quarterly dividend
of 70 cents a share. payable October - "a
,,nrkholders of record October u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-29
The Weather Report

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2s-Tbo tropical disturb
saco after reaching the mouth u the Mississippi
River with great Intensity turned 70 the northeast
ward and is apparently central Tonight in the
vicinity Of extreme Northwestern Florida. although
reports from there missing The highest wind
velocity reported was ninety miles an hour Al tls
Mouth OF tie Mississippi River and ninety Two
miles an hour a. Mobile Ala. both from the North.
GeAeg4l rains occurred through the Atlantic siatCs.
the upper Ohio valley and the lower lake region
and local rains IN the upper lake region. Else
where FAIR weather prevailed
II i oOoley In the lower lake region and New
Eazand and generally warmer elsewhere except
ia the southern Atlantic and easte.n Gul states
and The upper DINO VALLEY.
TIcso will be rain saturday In tho southern At
lanttc states extending saturday night and sunday
into the Middle Atlantic Stales aud New Eng and
,,she-e east Of the Mississippi River fair weather
will prevail saturday and SUNDAY. and tho weather
Will also ba fair sunday ia the southern Atlantic
si.,es Temperature changes vii NOS 10 decisive
Forecasts Tor Special Localities -EaStern New
York-Fsir to-day. rain al night or On SUNDAY
variable winds. becoming northeast and increasing
sunday might.
Western Pennsylvania Western New YorG-Faf
10 day aud SUNDAY.
s"uthcn New Enslsad-Fair to-day, cooler Ia
Easter, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island, sunday
probably rAin.
Northern New EnglaHd-Fsr today. SUNDAY
New Jersey Eastern PenHsylyaAis-Fais to-day.
cou-es. rain al Night W Sunday.
Local OnclaI Record. -Ths following Official re- p
ord from the Weather Bureau shows temperatures
during tie last twenty four hours IN comparison
with the corresponding date Of las; year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-29
Lake to Explore Sea
In New Invention
Argosy and Argonaut Are
Launched and Will Be
Tested in Sound

BRIDGEPORT, Sept. 2S.-Thc Argosy
and the Argonaut, inventions OF Simon
Lake. have been launched, and tho in
ventor is preparing to explore the bot
toms of Long Island Sound and other
waters.
The boats will be used for expert
mental purposes. The Argosy is 100
feet long. 20 feet beam and draws 3 y
feet of water. 1t is fitted with four
staterooms. a dining room. two bath
rooms. a garage, a pilot and observa-
ton house. with large cabin Tor inc
crows quarters, and an engine room.
Attached to the Argosy VIII DC SUP
mersible boat which Mr.: Lake mas
called the Argonaut Sd. The purposs
of the submersible IS to explore tne
bottom of the coast and demohs.raIe
the practicability Of locating ana re-
covering ships and cargoes.
This apparatus viii De able 10 Operate
in depths to $50 feet. Mr. Lake es'
poets to get sufficient experience win
it to enable him to build larger com
mercial combination submarine aho
surface boats 10 carry on wrecA'"s
operations at tcpIH Oi oVV
The Argosy is fitted with coaI
pump to recover coal froin sunken YES
sells at the rate OF about 100 tons an
hour. The apparatus also is INTENDED
to demonstrate the practicaoility Oh
locating and obtaining sheilnsh on 2
large scale. It. will have capacity OF
dredging oysters 1t the rate OF ABOUT
1000 bushels an hour. :,
Mr.. Lakes experience in the old
Argonaut in travelling over the bottom
of Long Island Sound ard along the
coast led him to believe that there were
large beds of clans, both hard and
soft she'll, that could be dredged proft-
ably by an apparatus OF this kind.
With this apparatus the little sub
marine will move over the water bed
propelled by motors supplied by cur
rent from a dynamo Oh the surface
boat.
A diving compartment is fitted out
and a door opens from the bottom
Air pressure will prevent water from
entering the boat II will possible. 1t
is said. to sit in this well-lighted com
partment and pick up objects on the
bottom of the sea, spear nsh, eaten
crabs, investigate the fora and fauna
of the sea and search for wrecks and
other valuable things which at present
are inaccessible to man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-29
- Commodities
In d u 8 tri S
Cotton

Conflicting weather and crop reports
caused nervousness and irregularl'y IN
The cotton market Yesterday, hut prices
showed q general tendency TO sag under
scattered selling for over the weekend
After selling at 1894 early, DecemoeT
cased off 20 1852, rallied to 1855 ana
closed mt 1857. The general list closed
nj a net decline of 8 to 70 points oI1o-
Der being relatively firm.
The tropical storm was central ES9-
terdav morning near the mouth OF me
Mississippi, but j. was reported 10 DC
recurring eastward, which suggested
that il might not reach far inland ne
Western belt forecast was for iair ana
warmer weather, but the outlooH Was
for rains IN the Eastern belt, and heaSJ
general rains were reported during 'he
dav in Georgia and Alabama. Such con
ditions suggested q further delay IL tle
movement, even ii there was no damage
10 omen cotton or lowering or inc
grades. On the whole these features
served 20 restrict offerings ana pro,
NOTED occasional rallies, with goou
deal Of the trading attributed 20 even
ing-up commitments. Inc shai Ter WI
ume of business suggested that CON
siderable progress had aIreauS DEC"
made in that direction. .,
Five priyate crop reports were issued
during tho day, with the condition ii,g-
Tres Ranging from coo to CAB and the
indicated deterioration from 81 to 50.
Three Of these reports contained crop
figures. one Of them indicating a yield
of 12,25O00o bales, excluding IihIers'
onotbe, $4,000 600. excluding iinters,
and the third $4,000 0J bales, including
linters. n-,t..
Southern spot markets as officially
reported we're u points higher TO 20
points lower, generally unchanged
Latest adviccs state that rench com
r1ission i on its way to this country
TO purchase raw cotton for French i'm
porters. According to these reports
further imports of cotton into France
must be licensed by this commission.
Exports yesterday were 26,'o9 oales. 30
far this season exports, according 10
corrected figures. have amounted 10
76a 1877. arainst S14,l59 last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-29
Woman Will Subscribe
FiUe Million to Loan

WASHINGTON, Sept. ga forth
coming subscription of s5,o0O,0OO from
one woman was reported to the Won
ans Liberty Loan Committee to-day by
the representatives of the National So
cety OF Colonial Danes.
The committee, which is perfecting
its plans for the campaign to begin
Monday, was addressed by Secretary
Baker, DR.. Anna Howard Shaw, Senator
Smoot and Senator Gerry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-29
Business Troubles
Petition, In Bankruptcy

ha. heen died asairs, J. 1. Davis. lac. mHHq,
i.eqrAs Paiss aud Piano its., p poiris,, p,S,
as,aa 81 s GoT9. CAY. sm5as Ho't ,s5 i has
.'S SS7 'T f1.5its, ' axe So 6co and 5i. e
mated at from il56GS to 5000 J. b Davis Ia
''y s4cHs " w Do&E.;G,S. composed q Norman
sachs AID Anna p9gss-n al, H.Hhf 6.1s nd Z,
dress. a. 49, =, aAS u, ' We" s.od. lem a. R:5a a'f
baHkrupt.y Wa also h.cd ag4ast them b uies1
crriltSr, s.muc! RoseLb4Iia, $3.50 D., s.,ss.
!; ie 800 sL' G .. ssG 500 Si'sF" '' s' 80
SEW - YORK iS MINERAL FLOORING con-
p sA s, nA Yars Maef .i'f F5as cc Ss
ISL 81 b. these c,eiiol, s:eDIea! h. Gor!oql.
saygsr Co Ine. tsis TIE eaapany va. IN,
coryDf4ted IN MAY 1914 with capital siocG 5000
Receiver Appointed
HENRY CERKEN Harry 0sie'man has b2sa sP-
pointed receiver 0. ilgry Gerken, saloon AID hotel.
1925 81 ay.. bond. $1,000.
Psatirn DI,mlssod
JOSEPH GABA-Judsa Housh has dismissed the
petition To bankrlptc}. fled "a May Is, ssIlus,
joseph GsbA manufacturer q chiidren's coas A.
cents Oh the dollar
Discharge OenIed
UNGER & BAIT -Igise liog.h has deGied a
discharge from bankruptcy 70 ta.s, Bstt. doing
busii.ess 40 llS hhA4Sc ctfIs ASiAD-"b. VI
20 West 2ith 81. as.lISt shOIl petition was fled
on December 10. 1914.
SGhodulss
SARNOT TAXI CAB COMPANY. Of 5s5 wCs,
Hon 81. has Sled srhe,hles sho@iRy liabilities.
$40 153 and Essets S1iI. consisting u sto.k. $50
tools. $500 and scrJ4sis. ti3I.
Assignment
INNAN ShROnER. MAaufadure Of cioaks a,
81 West 81 D.. has made az assignment 20 Herman
Gotstell.
Weekly Reeeft Of Failures
B-ad,trce,'s reports 23s business failures dgr.ns
the SceN iu tbs lalted State assias. .gs for iht
g7-U0us week. and 2I8. 2Ts ESQ and $50 foT o.,
corresponding weeks q lSls 10 1913 The Midl.'
states had D. New England. p southern al
Wesrern. 81. Northwestern. II. Far Western IS
Canada had % f0r the wees. against 20 for N,
pr-uliIS week. About s3 yer cent u the failure,
had Ie.s than S. 0s9 capital. and II per ceGI hal
from S. 600 70 SO. 900 capital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-29
Wool Market

BOSTON. Sept. 2S.-"The CONNER
cial Bulletin" says:
"While the last week has probably
seen smaller volume Of wool business,
there still has been fair trade for al
most everything and prices have held
firm. In addition to fair purchases for
civilian requirements, there also has
been a further demand from the gov
eminent for woods suited to its needs
Some buying Of bunch lots in the Mid.
die West il reported also at the level
OF full recent quotations here.
"The goods market is showing a bet
ter call for lightweight civilian goods
and the government is also placing
further orders for the army in suit
inrs."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-29
Fire Record

A NJ r.. p-,,,. y,Ilt.r, Warm
l2l5-s5s walton A'' LUG "''A'
none
10 IA aqON "a Az; unknJgE, none
iIi-5is W,st ?Oth H. Peter G-lyari. sight
e:5-ss3 ss5 Home 81. The bronI I'ae0h Wells
to.s, N. Esst lls'h - ida SI,k!n $500
Ia 5S-slS H.ury st VI spar, t-.hing
- al Bos,ry. Peter COppei slight
. ,a-issl cd az John Psssi0 Co, tEinins
63O-ln front z" -pp nyA. '-' So
ssa- "a Ia,t ijsth o.. Tie Bronx. Max Ma,zer
-ts ;talbs,,an AZ and i95,h st.. automobile.
August D.Tls. tfiiils
sns-iTo Fast llOth ST.. Ralph dc Rossbi
S.ta its 'Dusus i samuel Fisher t-rinE
siS 5i6 West l5sth 4 Harp Vol lnn.hs
.ta-Jshn,on ~ and Spuyten Duyyli P.rh"N az.
rs BvsI Boz Scouts ten!. tFlfinS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-29

ores or concentrates which may have
been exported.
Exporters Of silver bars or ores and
concentrates containing silver OF
value exceeding fifty grams per ton
shall be under the obligation to REIN
port in mintable gold bars, or in ma
tonal or foreign gold coins. rs per cent
Of the value Of the silver contained IN
the bars, ores or concentrates when
may have been exported"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-29
Higher Freight Rates on
Potatoes Are Held Up

WASHINGTON, Sept. 28.- Proposed
increases of 40 to so per cent in rates
on potatoes from Topeka and other
producing points in Kansas on the
Union Pacific Railroad 10 Springfield
and joplin, no, and other destinations
in Missouri and Kansas on the st.
Louis & San Francisco Railway were
suspended to-day by the Interstate
Commerce Commission until January
OS neYt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-29
French Arms Trouble Ends

PARIS, Sept. %. - Differences be-
tween workers in certain classes Of
munitions and their employers have
been settled, both sides agreeing TO the
formation of a permanent committee
Of Cancellation. according TO an oiheiaI
note issued last nlght
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-29

LIVERPOOL, Sept. Weekly cot
ton statistics; Imports 81 OoO oales'
American $4,000; stock 100000, Amer
lean i72 900; forwarded 6l,OOO, Amer
lean $1,000; exports none; total sales
~ 400 American 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-29
Active Securities
Bonds

Trading in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange Friday amounted to
s6.OSi 900. against SI.326,O0O Thursday,
Ss.5S9, 900 a week ago and S5,2l9,O00 a
wear ago. From January to date, S7l4,-
574 900. against S774,2S7, 600 in 1916.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-29
Flour and Meal. Quotations were:
Produce Markets-Current

Buttcr.-Reccipts, 1880. Creamery,
higher than extras, per ID, 45%. a 46 nc;
extras 80 score, 45i4 d4jhe; frsts
(Ss to 81 score) 44H i5c; seconds tS3
to 81 score), 42l2R42i2c; thirds, Ala
42c; creamery. unsalted, higher than
extras, 470 7i2c; extras, 46G i6hc;
firsts, Ar IA 45lgc; seconds, 430 44c;
state, dairy, tubs. finest. 44ka 45c;
good 20 prime, 42hQ4ic; common to
fair, S9T41c; renovated. extras, asa
43lac, frsts, aga 42lac; lower grades,
500 Ale; imitation creamery, firsts, 40
% ilc; ladies, current make, firsts, 800
80 &c; seconds $50 38lec; lower grades,
SO Y a 37i2c; packing stock, current
make, No /, 3sG3sl2c; No ., 37kac;
lower grades, 3Jd87c.
Cheese.-Receipts, 5,i9S boxes. State,
". m, flats, fresh, colored, specials, h.,
26he; white, specials, coke; colored,
average run, 25i2 a 26c; white, average
run, 25]a q 26c; prime TO choice, 24T
Csc; lower grades, 20d2 % nc; held, spe-
cials, 25s4 q 26Ac; held, average run,
25i2c; twins, fresh, co!ored, specials.
25ia q 25Ac; white, specials, 25lzd
25a4 C; colored, average run, 25G % &c;
white, average run, 25d 25l.c; twins,
held, specials. 25d 2512c; cheddars.
held, specials, 20 &c; average run, 25I
25&c; Wisconsin, W. m, fancy, twins,
held, 25N 20 i2c; single daisies, fresh,
&c; double daisies, 26l2a 26Ac; young
Americas, &c; state, skins, twins and
flats, held. specials. l9G 20l8c; fats,
fresh. specials. 1914 Gl9i9e; twins and
cheddars, fresh, specials. 1872 a l9Rc;
fats. prime TO choice, liza l8c; twins
and cheddars, prime to choice, ia lsc;
fair to gccd, $50 l61sc; lower grades,
5012c.
Eggs Receipts, 1859 cases. Fresh
gathered, extras, per dozen, 45G46c;
extra frsts, aga 4c; frsts, 39G4lc;
seconds, 37Cd 3sc; thirds and poorer, 80
036l2c; fresh gathered, dirties, No /,
500 3Gi2c; No and poorer, 32435l2c;
fresh gathered, checks, good TO choice,
dry. 33dS4c; undergrades, 30d &c;
refrigerator, special marks, fancy,
storage and insurance paid, 39d 39l2c;
irsts, storage and insurance paid. 37h
Cl38i2c; seconds, storage and insurance
paid, $50 37c; lowe< grades, storage
and insurance paid, 344 351ac; refrig-
orator, state, whites, 4lH4Sc; state,
Pennsylvania and nearby Western hem
nery whites, fine to fancy, 5Sa 6Oc; or
binary to good. Asa SIC; gathered
whites, good to fine, $50 5Sc; Califor-
mia, whites, 4Sa soc; Western and
Southern. gathered whites, 3sG4Sc;
state, Pennsylvania and nearby hennery
browns, asa soc; gathered brown and
mixed colors, aga Ice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-29
Curb Market

Note.-The Tribune assumes no response
bility for the accuracy or authenticity or curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
Friday were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-29
Livestock, Meats and Provisions

Following arc yesterdays prices. compared with
those - . year ago:
New York Yesterday year ago.
Live steers. hest.
100 ID .....-. $500 aSl5.25 N.lO S940
Dressed beef S!de.
ID. NJ. .l3 q 20 .Iin9 rs
loo h - 400 q 100 800 a 1850
Dressed ycals. cts.
ID .s..s-...s.... .(u " 20 IL 81
1.-Two Owes 100 10. $50 q 1850 $50 700
Lambs FAR 10
prime 100 H.. 1880 x 400 900 q 1000
Drese,! mutton, 10 rs e 20 10 "a rs
Dressed lambs. 10 40 q IS Is "a ~
Iiogs. 100 lb.....is.5 q 1880 1919 " Hoo
Dressed hogs. Ia
con. 10 ........ rs q .2bl4 .i4ss9 -
Mess pork bbl OIL. $500 q 1850 5000 = 3I.00
Mes beef. Dbl. 1900 q 5000 2l.0o also
Lard. Mid Wssi.
ID ............. x5.SVe n 1o.&Oe I4sae y 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-29

Corn.-This market had weak un-
dertope and final quotations were al
about the lowest, showing net losses
of Csc. TO 2l2c. The weather was
looked upon as favorable and the AS
sistant Secretary of Agriculture pre-
Jicted a crop Of 100000, 600 bushels;
The trade feels assured that the yleid
will be a large one, and while Killing
frost might yet do considerable dam
age to the quality of the crop, there
was no frost in sight and every day Oh
favorable weather is adding many
thousands of bushels TO the merchant
able WELD The opposition which has
developed TO changing the maximum
price has turned some strong interests
from the bull side OF the market. ne
immersion has gained Roadway tha'
the government would look with DIS
favor on any undue advance IN prices.
The trade naturally is looking for IN
creased offers of new corn as the season
advances. Already farmers In some OF
tbe leading states have been offering
tba new crop for forward shipment
and a sharp readjustment OF prices De
tween the old and the new crop Is
hound TO occur. Little or no attempt
was made to negotiate export con,
tracts. Argentine corn is stll oneTea
here at about $3.50, and out OF TINS
weeks SHIPMENTS of $4,000 bushels
from that country 100000 were for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-29

Sales.
200 tCnshboy .....
$500 'Coco Riv Min.
zoo Con Ariz SIN
Sec Con Cop Mines.
GOO Homes teaC
500 Crosson G Gold
$500 'Emma CON-.
400 First Nat Cop
$500 'tFortuns Con.
1900 tGoldhcld Con
{ <b00 'tGoldheld Mer
1000 'Grccnmouster.
12b Hecla Mining
25o0 'tJim Butler.
5000 'Jer Verde (apJ
1850 Jcscvig-k (sp).
500 tJumbo ENtcn
5000 'JM of NM (apl
500 La Rcse Con .
5000 Macma Copper.
400 'tMagmat Cop.
POO tMagnate Cop
1900 'tMarsh Min
geo Mason Valley .
1000 mckinley Oar.
1900 'Milford Copper
400 Mines ofAmer l..
1000 'Moiavc Tung
$500 Monster Chief
1000 'tMothec Lode
100 IN Hanks Mon
-OioO 'fNat Leasing
$500 s|Nat z 4 Id
900 Nicklas Mining
1000 Nipissing Mines
$50 'Red War Min,
GOO TSan Toy .....
$500 Silver King OF 4
600 Standard Slid
5000 est n T. r. W
2OOn Stewart ......
1900 *tSucccss Min.
500 Sup Cop (spl
$50 'ronoaah Bel.
$50 Tonopah ESter
1900 Troy Arizona
500 United Cop Min
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-29
s US t e n a n c e
Cereals

Wheat.-It was announced that the
prjce of wheat at thu seaboard vii! De
lowered two cents per bushel from me
recently established quotations. Ih.s
was due to the fact that the Inter,
state Commerce Commission refused
IN Grant the trunk line railroad rate
Which was expected to become effective
on October /, and on which rate the
seaboard price of wheat had been
he'd The Grain Corporation stated
that il will protect those who have
made contracts on the old price level
if statements under oath are properly
submitted to the New York Office be-
fore October 5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-29
Industrials

Sales Open. High low. Last
1899 9SS :Ait R. EsRSs s s5 ga a. "a
1000 'Beth SUI pf W i.1of 10i 1000 1oO1a
100 B-A lob Co Ord II II II II
1900 do Ord B.. 1872 1872 1854 1873
1909 'Car 1t & Pow. 3l4 ga 2zs 3Is
500 Carwen Steel. q. 103s 1888 10i4 1923
500 Chevrolet Motor &c So 70 70
100 Ey Heaney Inc. 2234 1884 1884 2324
200 IntcrcOnt Rub. ga 9 ga
1900 'Manhat Tran. . ss q Sc
400 IN Y Shipbldg. 80 SO sac 34Ia
200 n A p 4 P. 3 3
200 'Poc-Log Coal. 43s T9s 43s 44s
500 prudential PIct 6I2 ga 6l2 ga
5000 Smith Not IT,. pa 234 27s 2Z2
100 'Stsnd Motors. ga e34 S34 ga
500 sSteel Al Corp. 712 w We We
500 StLRMt&P vie "a 80 81 80
2200 Sub BIT ctfs IVA IVA 1853 16Ia
1900 q SIS Co... 4Is 43s 4Ns 47s
1000 "Un Motors %. 23Is 244s 23H2 25Is
1000 Tn Zinc Smelt.
5000 'W-M Air Cp.. S9a es4 s4 S9s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-29

tering December liquidation caused a
slight early decline, followed by rallies
on covering. The close was net UNI
changed and sales were reported Of 81
500 bags.