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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-27
Industrial
Cotton

An early decline in tho cotton mar
ket was followed by a sharp afternoon
rally. with the close steady at net ad..
vances of s to Is points. Reports OF
freer spot offerings and favorable crop
progress seemed responsible Tor early
selling. but there was no aggressive
pressure. and the recovery was stlmu-
lated by more optimistic view OF
peace prospects. July sold up from
l9.47 to 1870, closing at 1886.
The market opened steady az an ad-
vance of 6 TO 10 points on overnight
covering orders and in sympathy with
A sharp advance in Liverpool. The
trade was Of the impression that Liver
pool had been Influenced by nervous
ness over imports. owing TO the large
amount OF tonnage reported sunk dur
ing the last week. This idea was
strengthened by the appearance OF Eng
lish selling orders at the opening ad-
vance here.
Reports that Southern holders were
offering cotton more freely to New Eng
land spinners than for some time past
and the favorable weather reports en-
Outraged local pressure, and there was
also selling here for New Orleans ac-
count. After showing a ret loss OF
II to u points. the market steadied
on covering, and there was trade buy
ing Of new crop deliveries, supposedly
with a view to hedging sales for for
ward delivery TO mills.
No further change was reported IN
marine war risks, but * was assumed
that the tonnage destroyed during the
previous week had been reelected in the
advance risks of last Monday. 1t was
reported that considerable coastwlse
tonnage might be diverted to the trans
atlantic trade within the next thirty
days. Prospects for unsettled weather
in the Southwest led TO hope of relief
from drouthy conditions in West Texas.
The weather otherwise was considered
favorable, and the most bullish crop ad-
vices from the South were those claim
ing a decrease in acreage.
Southern spot markets as othclally
reported were unchanged to 10 points
higher. with rather a better business
although sales were still light at most
points. Exports to-day were 1919 bales.
making 4,597,6l so far this season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-27
Senator Sage Explains
S347, 500 Appropriations |
Voted in q Single Day
7F-om a san CorrJspondent n The Tn0lneI

From A san Correspondent n The Tdounel
Albany. April % Appropriations
have been voted at such a liberal rate
that the Senate Finance Committee
felt called upon to-day to explain. the
reason was S347.500 in one batch OF
bills reported fayorab!y for improving
canals. creeks, bridges, fish hatcn-
cries and other local fixtures. All
these bills came out OF committee to-
gcther. and arc slated for passage. or
the total 1905, 500 is classed as spe-
cia legislation.
senator Henry NJ. Sage, chairman
Of the Finance Committee, issued his
explanation, he said, because of news
paper suggestions that the Logs
laturc was clogged with PORK" He
maintains that the state actuYlly
would save money by making hundreds
OF other similar appropriations. be-
cause they are urgently needed"
Senator Sage also argued that tho
state has to appropriate about $780,
600 every year for judgments because
work authorized by such bills is MT
done.
In explaining the S3i7,5O0 worth Of
bills reported to-day, however, the
Senate finance leader apparently did
not take into consideration appIoxi-
mately $4,000 in other Improve
ment" bills, which arc likely TO be
rassed OF this $4,000 is in bills
now on the order of final passage in
the Senate and the balance s35, 900,
was appropriated in two measures
passed to-day by the Assembly. More
are expected in the last days o. the
session.
Whether the bills mentioned by SEN
ator Sage and the others passed by
the Assembly and on the Scnate's
third reading calendar are pork" can
best be judged by a brief summary Of
the legislation itself. OF the S347, 800
$4,000 is for the expense of the
Thompson Committee to cover unpaid
bills, $4,000 for compromising JUDGES
Roy and Hylan for the cost Of defend
ing their appointment 70 Office by
Governor Glynn. and "only Sl7.50O can
be regarded" says Senator Sage, "ns
for purely local purposes"
The remaining $2s6000 is made OF
Of such items as these:
$500 to build three bridges. which scna-
tor Sage says are among twenty five recon-
mended By the Department Of Public Works.
600 for a new bridge in the cross state
highway route.
$4,000 for much needed addition 70 the
armory at Malone"
$4,000 for a state game farm at Cornell
University.
$29. 900 for necessary protection" OF lands
damaged by state barge canal work. which
Senator Sage says has resulted In Judgments
OF hundreds Of thousands.
$4,000 FOR improving Cowasseion Greek
$4,000 10 protect the bank OF the Chemung
River.
$4,000 for protecting islands in Lake
George.
$4,000 Tor FISH hateherics at Bemus Point
and Dunkirk
$1,000 for dixie protection"
$3.50 10 Governor Sulzer's impeachn.na
bills. and $3.50 FOR like matter"
$l5.500 for absolutely necessary improve-
ments" TO state property in Canandaigus
Lake.
$4,000 for protecting bridge in Wash.
ington County.
sls,320 TO straighten the approach n +.
bridge ut York,ille.
$4,000 for grading monument In Com.
| mcmorale the Battle Of Plaitsburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-27
Stocks

Wall street. April 20

" al street. IVH -''
Atbe.tpr.ccs many Of the more prom'-
mont stocks registered maximum quo-
tations thus Car this year. and United
states steel, which added Il, points TO
Yesterday substantial gain at ll7%''
WAS within a point OF its record for
that period. recedinc almost . points
however, at the end.
other industrisls, the list embracing
al the bctter-known equipments and
munitions. rs we'll as a score of special
tics. rclinqUishcd most OF their carly
gain in the last hour, some showing
moderate net losses. Almost ;he only
exceptions were the shippings and rails.
these rising steadily in the face Of
hesv.ness elsewhere, the market closing
with an irregular tone.
Peace rumors were brought into play
in the later dealings, but these re-
ccivcd little crcdence IN high quarters.
Factors which initiated against an i'm
mediate further advance OF prices were
found in the small accession of outside
INQUIRY and the well known attitude o.
banking interests. who have registered
their opposition to any sustained mar
kct movement at this time.
Bonds were irregular on broader trad
ing. United States bonds were I'M
changed OIL call
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-27
His Estimate Is Based on
Possibility of Direct
State Tax
City's Expenses Up
Mitchell, Urging Support of
Emerson Bill, Gives Facts
to Legislators

An increase Of s3O.OO0OOO in the
New York City budget for 1913 over
this years $2l2OOO.0OO one was pre-
dicted yesterday by Mayor Mitchell
The Mayor based this forecast prin-
cipally on estimates that the expenses
Of the state government for the en-
suing year would exceed the revenues
by more than S2S,0OO,OOO. Of which
New York would be called upon to
pay 20 per cent. if there is a direct
state tax
The city would need at least 10000
600 more for its own expenses in 1913,
the Mayor said. in view Of the higher
cost of conducting the city govern
ment and higher charges for sinking
fund and interest accounts. The Mayor
outlined the 1918 financial necessities
in a letter sent to every member of the
Legislature from New York City. He
asked the legislators TO support Tire
so-called Emerson bill. which seeks to
levy a tax of per cent upon the net
incomes of corporations doing business
in this state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-27
Dividends

Consolidated Gas. Regular quarterly div
idend Of IT,, per cent. payable June 10 70
holders OF record May 10.
Iicgott & Myers Tobacco. Regular quar-
.erly dividend OF 3 per cent on the common
stock. payable June / to stock OF record
May ~.
%. =. Goodrich Regular quarterly diyi-
dend OF 81 share on the common stock
payable August Is TO stock OF record Au-
gust 3.
American Brass. Regular quarterly divi-
dend Of / T. per cent and an extra dividend
Of II per cent. both payable May 10 to stock
OF record April 80
SoIvsy Process Regular quarterly divi-
dend Of , per cent and an extra dividend Of
per cent.
Greene-Canah Copper. Quarterly diyi-
dend Of s. a share, payable May % to stock
Of record May II.
Colorado Fuel and Iron. Quarterly div
dend OF per cent on the preferred stock.
payable May 20 to stock Of record May :.
New England Manufacturing. Dividend
Of 2J.6 per cent. payable May 10 10 stock Of
record April &c.
Mitchell Motors. Regular quarterly divi-
dend Of -, per cent. payable May q 70
stool, OF record May 10.
Columbian Manufacturing. Extra divi-
dend 90 10 per cent and regular semi-annual
dividend Of 5 per cent, payable Nay 10
stock Of record April 10.
Otis Company.-Ex Extra dividend Of 10 per
cent and regular semi-annusl dividend OF .
per cent. payable May 1 TO stock OF record
April p.
Indian Refining. Dividend Of So, per cent
on account OF accumulated dividends on the
preferred stock. payable May 20 TO stock Of
record May 10.
Lehigh Coal and Navigation. Regular
quarterly dividend Of > per cent, payable
May 81 to stock OF record April 80.
Pure Oil Regular quarterly dividend Of
per cent and an extra dividend OF per
cent. both payable June : to stock Of record
MAY IS.
American Linen. Quarterly dividend OF
ois per cent. Previously. dividends were
paid at the annual rate Of per cent
Illinois Traction. Regular quarterly divi-
dend OF a OF I per cent on the common
STOCK. payable May - 20 stock OF record
MAY /.
Narraransett Mill, Corporation Regular
quarterly dividend o. ~ per cent and an
extra dividend Of IL per cent, payable
May !.
seseonnet Mill, Corporation. - Regular
quarterly dividend Of y per cent, payable
May I.
Troy Cotton and Woollen.-- Regular quar-
terly dividend Of . per cent. payable May I
to stock OF record April e.
Asbestos Corporation Of Canada. Regular
quarterly dividend Of ! per cent on the pre-
fcrred stock. payable MAY Is TO stock OF rec
ord MAY !.
Maritime Coal. Railway and Power Reg
usr scni-annual dividend OF az per cent
on the preferred stock. payable May IS Ia
stock Of record April 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-27
year
Bank Clearings Over
Billion-Dollar Mark
]. P. Morgan & Co. Deposit 20
Checks for SlO.OOO.00O Each

Twenty checks for Sl0O00.O00 each
we're deposited yesterday by J. P. Nor
gan & Co. at local banks and trust
companies. The transaction arose out
of the 5000, 100000 payment to the
agents Of the British government IN
this weeks Treasury bill loan opera
ton. As result. exchanges at the
New York Clearing House aggregated
Si.O7O.394.416. which. with the excep-
ton Of s1.I52, 73S,92l reported one day
last Noverber. is the largest total
cleared through tho institution in a
single day. It represented an Increase
of S5S7 100000 over the preceding days
clearings. The balances at the Clear
ing House yesterday were S49,2l2.3s6,
compared with s4l,00O,OOO the day be-
fore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-27

: alcs Opsu UtVh Iovv Last
200 .tJopOSp new p % % %
,nQ keyst Tire & K 1872 Is f5I4 10
goo Lake Torp Fl. "a rs ~ ~
100 Lima Locomo. So IS So So
10 LUX 81 lst IF. iotl4 1911, ioil4 toti4
ll3 'Mansell Screen 10 1914 10 1914
300 Marconi Of Am. a, ga 21i ga
200n 'Narim Mum. a. o.. a. ga
$50 Natl Acme 80 1914 80 33ll
1000 Natl Conduit. IS IS ga, 34la
lh"n n A Pulp & r 5ts 5lA s..
700 Prudential Pct "a asa A. 4ss
100 Rep Mot Truck u - y u
- SmithA o c pf o6ls 96li e5a e5l4
goo Smith & r r pf 10 10 10 10
100 st Joseph Id. i've ~, Wa i7ls
500 stan Motors 1924 1921 1884 1924
200 steel Alloys Cp IA ia IA ia
900 Subm Bt I cfs p 2il5 - p
800 Superior Steel 343a 81 3il4 IS
tnn .lr Film CTS ~ i3s "a ga
$500 u s - Co... So S. S., s.,
5000 United Motors. 80 33is 3rs 333s
200 United Sugar 26l, 56l2 co. !, 36ls
1000 'Wright-MACp "a IA "a ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-27

JSf-siGac: fair 10 good. l60lse lower
grades. 1871 ljiac.
Eggs Receipts. %. fJs cases. Fresh gath
cred. extras. dor. Csc storage packed. frrts
80 M3jisc fresh gathered. frsts. B. "a
33 &C.: seconds and lower grades. 500 BE
drtic'. No !. 30ism3lc. No and poorer
99H SOC: checks. good 10 choice. dry. 29icN
zoe undcrgrades. 2Sia m 29c state. Penn
and nearby Western. hcnnery whites. fine o.
fancy. % 2 N Soc : ordinary to good 3id 5'c
gathered whites. ordinary 10 fine. 34n3j &c
Western and Southern. gathered whites. %
Ti35c. state. Penn and nearby henncry
browns. 35M 36c gathered brown and mixed
colors. ungraded. 33H3fc duck eggs. Bslti-
more. 39Gt soc: Western and prime Southern.
25fI3sc ordinary. southern and Far South
crn. 33N3lc. goose eggs. 60M 1Jc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-27
Would Yield S22,OOO,OOO

Such tax, he declared. would prob
ably yield about S22,OOO,OOO, which
would 90 far toward meeting the est
mated state deficit os S2S,OOO,OOO n
New York was called upon. through
direct tax. to meet its share Of this
deficit. the Mayor explained. 1t woulo
be bound 10 so greatly increase tne
tax rate as to affect real estate values
seriously. Such a course should De
avoided if possible, he warned.
I'm view of the war situation ana
the attendant increase in the prices ct
ali commodities" the Mayor SAID,
there is an imperative necessity ~
this time for spreading the tax burden
az much a. possible. To continue 70
Law increased burdens on real estate
would. | believe, be unsound munlcipai
iinangng."
The Mavor asserted that he had pre-
sented the facts to the legislators TO
call their attention TO conditions III
New York City urgently demanding con-
sideration in connection with any taN
legislation that might be presented
He believes the Emerson bill, WIN
some amendments. would be Just q
the taxpayers of the state and city.
Tells of Future Needs
Referring TO the future municipal
needs, he wrote:
An estimate of the unavoidable III .
crease in the New York City budges
for 1918 indicates that the total IN
crease will aggregate at least SlV,OV'T-
600. exclusive Of any direct state taA'
II no new state revenues are PROVIDED
70 raise the estimated excess OF ap-
NOMINATIONS over revenues Of $2S OOO.-
900 fbv the imposition of direct state
tax. it will result in a further increassa
in the city's budget Of approximately
500 100000 and make the total est
mated increases in the city's 1913 bud
get reach 30,000.000."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-27
Metals

Although no changes were. noted yes
terdsy in the quotations for copper:
leading dealers reported that news OF
pending government buying had caused
more interest in the market by regular
consumers. On the Metal Exchange TIN
was strong and spelter and lead were
firmcr.
Current spot prices for few OF he
principal metals and metal products
compared with those prevailing at the
corresponding time OF last year. FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-27
-:- Active Securities -:~

City Of Toxic Js 1912 do ss 1918
II II 7s1s 997su 100
Cuban Rep rs 1904 Newfoundland rs 1919
go ,N oolA 9s' IN 90
do ser 4 1890 Norway cs oct l9l,
n g 100 utoi
do if-s 1919 do O., d.b 1923
"a a. &c t02 ~ 100
French new si-s Quebec CITY -s 1890
1ooi4Ui0O7s 9o' Pa 100 .
Imp Rus rub . .s 20 Rep 81 France .e
zoo u272 14s Giji
DO 6i.e 1919 Swiss gen G.. Nar l9iS
@ Il % 99-sG 1904
Imp Rus rub 5i.s do "a Ma 1890
IS n 60 100 uioola
ltal Gov Is Oct 1915
oelaq 995e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-27
: II t e n a n C e
Cereals

Wheat The action OF the market
was again sensational. Early in the
day prices mounted TO new high rec
ords. the. May position IN Chicago sell
ing M $3.50. while July sold at =
and September at sl.96h. There was
active huyinz. based on the same argu-
mcnts Of supply and demand which
have rcccrtlv been 80 thoroughly adj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-27
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT a
tpteisl meeting Of The stockholders of
re Trans Oceanic Trading Co. Inc. VIII
held 40 the Office 81 the company. NO
- Broadway. Borough o. Manhattan. New
i~k City. on Nav HIh. 1917. a. II O'CLOCK
" Cor tfc purpose Of voting upon "a
opposition 20 increase the capital stoch
apn one hundred and ten thousand dollars
one hundred and nf,y thousand dollars
April esfh. 1917
PETER HAGSEN. Vice President.
JOHN H. BLLEkMAN. secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-27

Cottonseed Oil.-New high records wer,e
established in the market for cottonseed oil
with the July. August and September POSI-
tions all selling above the Decent marx
There was good buying for Western account
prompted by the strength in lard and by thu
early advance in grain. When grain reacted
in the afternoon there was considerable sell.
ing which resulted in partial reaction. anu
nj the close values ranged from 10 points
higher to ! point net lower. Total sale
were 81 100 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-27
PUBLIC NOTICES

fteSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
'hl notice Is hereby given that an act.
.f'. 80. 100. lut SO. on. has been
h both branches o. tho Leglsiat-
ae untitled
An ACT
.-lNofit.ur thc police commissioner OF
,,vp OF New York to restore Mathew
fa;h to co.. rank OF Sergeant.
-, Ntr noN,c +. hereby given that a
VIZ Hearing upon such biu Will be
tht Nap ora Oficc lu The cry Han
f CITY ~ New York. on MONDAY.
f. 1913. 90 1880 o'clock a. 81.
t'fa. t'N Nsi Sew York April g.
IOhN ttKEOY mitchell
MAYOR.
',eslANr TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
~. hoi'. F.. hereby given that am scf
-. No. -trA iaf. So 1895. has been
opih branches OF the Lcgisi-i-
As ACT
L, amend tHr Greater Sew YoTk char
4 ~ relation fo ihe creation OF a bureau
4 IN. siEafioH and zinc designation of
80 fho urpuig chief thereof
nN notice Ir hereby given mat "
ttr Hearing upon such hil wil bc
49, We Mayor Once in the cry Hall
A., y 'iy Of Sew York. ON Monday.
~, 1910 90 1880 o'clock A. ~
iif'e' 'iiy Hall NcW York. April 90.
JOHN PURROY Mitchell.
MAYOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-27
LIE pIIIMAN COMPANY.

DIVIDEND so. col
A quarterly dividend OF two dollars per
mare viii be- paid May 18th. 1917. 90
rockholders 81 record A. close Of business
Afrl s0th. 1919.
a s. WEINSHEIMER. Secretary.
Chicago. April 80. 1919.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-27
Bonds

Trading in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange Thursday amounted TO
81. S99 900, against SS,O26,OOO Wednes-
day. 1851 900 a week ago and $3,osl,-
600 a year ago. From January l to date,
1855, 7l9 900, against S359,l07OOO in
1916.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-27

Sugar Futures. -After opening steady yes
terday at an advance OF ! to points susaII
future contracts eased OFT under general
jiouidation. with no aggressive support o.
any Kind in evidence. although there was a
very moderate demand from trade interest
ON soft spots. Freer offerings IN the spot
department. with lack of demand there;
caused sharp decline at the close. maj
nricss showing net losses of : to II points
With the days business, however, of only
moderate volume. sales amounting to "S9o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-27
Orchard and Field
Hay and straw
Livestock, Meats and Provisions

Following are yesterdays prices. compared
with those Of a year ago;
Ncg York. Yesterday. year ago.
Live steers. Rest. $1,000. -. e....
100 10 ........ 5000 fbl<k9 po'OJ e,sIo
dressed beef sides. - , ~.
70. .....s.....t ~ + 80 80 ~ 80 Z
L' 100 n ,..' ' 900 a AIS 100, a $50
dressed vs4is. c.y, =. ,e
TO- ...-..-..-.t ~ - - 20
lave ewes 100 Do. 80 a $50 800 q |'Vo
lsnu. falr Ia go. -, &C.
prime. 100 lb...ll.5o a - l'go e''1S3
Dressed mutton. 20. "a q " ~ 20
dressed lsmbs. Do. ~ q Is 'io''g 10
Hog 100 b.. 1912 q lbOO s'3O g'V'<o
Dressed hogs. Dacoh. 49,, ,,.a ,4s.
Do. .........-... .IV-AG ..'ais - "A 90 .
Mess p0rk. bOi. 400 q 45'Oo n'yO eSS'W
Mess beef b0i.. 3l.O0 % $500 Is.oO @EOH
Lard Middle "'''' n .sOc a za.oOe l27oe al2Ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-27

Corn Prices for this cereal advanced 70
new high records at the start, but subse-
ouently collapsed, and at the close were ! Il
TO 27sc net lower. There was heavy liqui-
da;ion on the early advance. and the mar
ket was Influenced by reports Of larger coun-
try offers, peace rumors and claims that n
cargo OF about $40. 600 bushels of Argentine
corn had been sold in the local market at
about 3 cents under domestic price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-27
Industrials

Sales Opeh' higH' 20"
1000 aetna ENplos. ga go 5's "a
1000 Air Reduction. z294 z4lS 7z94 7s53
900 Amer stores Co s7l4 3134 3Il4 3Is4
100 B-A III co o. n 1874 ls3s is1a is74
200 Csrwen steel u e ia Y
500 Chevrolet Mot. 100 100 700 10y
i ,5S f Fs.,.rn N s..s 10 no no 10
$50 Elite; ;Es, PI S Sso5s' 81. - a.: Is
400 Everett ~ Inc. 22Da az 22l4 ga
100 Has r Car 60 $685. 39,a SEA 3o'4
i0G 'lmp Carh Oh. "a al
i01n sfnt " Cor "a - = 81
1900 do " " De-. !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-27
v. 5. Treasury Finances

q, .."alngton. April 2G-The condition
ne United States Treasury ct the
- to-day showed: Net balance IN
m.s'al fund. $t4i.454.o52; total re-
ass,.. soS5,5o0; total payments, 81
4, ~. de.icit this fiscal year is $685.
~ against a deficit Of $685. ,S64
- ltar, exclusive Of Panama Canal
paolie debt transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-27
Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cotton
seed Oil

Coffee Futures.-The coffee market was u.
hit "a 600 bags were rather fewer than
expected. and prices advanced pretty sharply
during the early trading Renewed uQuida'
ton was encountered. however, and the I'M
proyement was practically lost. with the mar
ket closing net unchanged to points h'gher,
Salas Including further exchanges, were in
the neighborhood OF l0l 900 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-27

Oats. This market followed corn, and
after a sharp carly advance. which carried
prices TO new records. there was quick re-
action. and at the close OF the day values
ranged from &c higher to sc net lower.
The local cash market was steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-27

limit Of trade on this exchange, 10 shares
Transactions and prices Thursday for the
rnnre active stncks follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-27

ne Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
~ STANDARD GAS LIGHT COMPANY
" TIRE CITY OF NEW YORK viii he
pr Oh. office ~ the Company. Room
81 -le. NO. 1870 East 18Th street. New
.'k city. on Wednesday. May 9th. 1910 ai
Clock 81. fpr The election Of Directors
II. me Transaction Of such Other business
81 nay como before tho meeting
JOHN D. SANBDEN. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-27
Standard Oil Subsidiaries
Other Oil Stocks

Sale. open. High Low. Last
go Alcol, o APP. ga 2Is ga ga
1900 'iAm Vent OIL. 25 % "a IS
' ':: $ $ s ss1$!. S 81 e
900 'Cos & Coon r 1873 1874 1873 1874
800 'Cosden O&G 13ts 1874 1873 1874
loco CrosbyP spD 80 80 50 80
800 .Ef BASIN G1 Pet TO-. rO!:: ,os; ro:
1900 'El1 O&G(apl IS = "a ID
1910 'Esmer o Cp.. t3s t2s
NuQ0 Federal Oil. So 6Is So 5e4
1000 Int Petroleum. 1874 t4ls 1874 IA
200 Ken Oil "a pr. 9s Is "a -
BOO Keystone Con-. ga ga
1000 merritt Oil C.. 24l4 asa 24l4 2424
10000 Metropolitan .. ~ ~ 12s
,= y: S s::::' s:, * IS s: & IS S;
l 500 y Y-3t 4 OIL OIL 23s a3s az q:
10000 'fokla OH. 81 10 90 10
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