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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-08
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Cotton

A further big break took place in the
cotton market yesterday in the absence
of support December contracts sold
off to 2O.Os, making decline of more
than $3.50 bale from the final quota
tion Of the previous day, and a break
of SCI Il bale from the high price Of
last August. That delivery closed OF
2O.22, with the general list closing
steady, at a net decline Of 30 10 ~
points.
There were d lot of selling orders
around the ring at the opening, which
had accumulated over night IN the
hands Of houses with Llyerpo0! and
Southern connections, as well as local
brokers. The market started at de-
cline of II to So points IN consequence,
and active months sold 33 TO 40 points
net lower during the first few min
utes. Once this first batch Of selling
orders had been executed the market
steadied on reports that a tropical dis
turbance had appeared in the Carlb-
bean. This. however, did not seem to
possess Immediately threatening as
poets, and after d rally Of 10 to 20
under renewed liquidation.
The pressure was not quite so gen
eral or aggressive as at times recently,
but there were few buyers apparently,
and after some irregularity the decline
extended to POLO for October and 2O.O2
for January during the afternoon. This
made a break Of some II to 81 points
from Thursdays close, and last prices
were several points up from the lowest
on covering.
Reports that the Shipping Board was
considering plans for fixing ocean
freight rates at considerably lower
level attracted a good deal OF atten-
ton early, but from the few details
available cotton shippers said they
could not see that the proposition was
likely to have a direct affect on cotton.
Cotton is shipped chiefly in British
bottoms, aud the British government
has fixed rates, subject to two months
notice of revision.
1t was rumored that private returns
indicated a ginning of 100000 bales
for the drst period, or up to September
/, compared with S51 900 for the same
time last season. This was received
with comment upon the fact that the
season is a late one on the average.
The census report Oh ginning VIII be
issued at the opening to-day.
Southern spot markets as ofhcially
reported were unchanged to 100 points
lower, generally 40 to 10 points under
Thursdays closing figures. Exports for
the dav were 6,947 bales, making 4O3,-
222 so far this season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-08
New Coal Mines Being
Worked on Vancouver Island

The CRANKY Consolidated Milling,
Smelling and Power Company, Of Brit
ish Columbia, has acquired large area
Of valuable coal lands in the district
between Ladysmith and NanaimO on
Vancouver Island, ut approximately
$4,000, and, according to report
from the American Consul at Victoria,
is development will require the EN-
ploymcnt Of several hundred men, the
establishment Of a new mining centre
and the erection of wharyes and ship
ping facilities at tidewater, calling for
an additional outlay of probably $500
eco. The erection of modern manu-
featuring plant at its AnyoL properties
no a cost Of $500 900 is a part Of the
new programme Of Development
The CRANKY Company, II is said. does
not intend, at least for some time, 20
utilize its newly acquired coal proper
ties for purposes other than the manu-
ractur2 Of coke for its own use.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

IN FoRECLosURE-,sUP,RI;E;MNiE !, co cQgk u
CHILDS. Plaintiff. against YETIA LIB !,
ERMAN and others. Defendant. Harold
Swain. plaintiffs Attorney 10 Broad"aS'
New York. 1900.
Pursuant 70 judgment entered aug Is.
2sth. 1917. the undersigned VIII ser a.
public auction. AZ the Exchange SaI'sr3om;
10. 1916 yesey Street. in the b2rous 10. OF
nom ON September Z0th, 1917. by Joseph
p. Day. Auctioneer. the mortsaged prem aI5
ises directed by said Judgment 10 De so'u'
sit1ated in the borough Of Manhattan
County and city Of New York ON me .,
southerly side OF l20th street tW0 huuats"
eight feet -FOUR inches east OK the s9uln
east corner OF roth street and ssventh
Avenue, being sixteen feet eight mems NI
width front and rear and one hundrrn
feet eleven inches Ia depth on each HluT'
the side lines being parallel with SeyeH,h
Avenue. said premises are more paItcu
larry described IA a mortgage recorded ~
the New York County Register once Ih
Section Z, Liber 2J3. Of mortgages az page
27e
The following is a diagram Of said prem
isrgr
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- Active Securities -
Stocks
FRY me Associated PrcAsl

r.. stock market was thrown into
h,,;on AZ the outset Of operations
,,rouncsment from Washington of
~. shipping Boards plan to reduce
..sn freight rates by Go 70 10 per
cent
-, IN the heavy selling Of the first
"a hour, and the stocks Of other
~,,nies whose future hinges largely
~. the attitude OF fhe government
..v,rd priee-fixing lost one to three,
Balls were featured during the &C
49,. initial trading by n new low
.,o,aton for New Haven at PAS, ana
o,,.rsl Motors supplemented Thurs
s,,,s loss Of five points with an ad-
I,io,al recession OF as much, later
.,,,,dins IFS setback TO & total Of
81 points
standard shares were well supported
3,rirr the reversal, recovering the
,r,ster part Of their losses before
risssy. Later, when dealings
3uin5lsd, this Improvement became
more pronounced, especially in TO-
h,,eos. Cuc!ble Steel and few other
,.sues in which a large short inter
g. is believed TO exist
Pressure was resumed IN the last
hour together with realizing for
,-oy;ts United States Steel yielded
from 1851 TO lO7h, closing at that
quotation, net loss Of three-fOurths
o,s point Bethlehem Steel was under
rrsster restraint, making an extreme
decline Of three points.
Bonds we're heavy, the Liberty issue
-,rgirc from 1884 TO $3.50. United
States bonds lold issues were un-
changed on call.
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PROPOSALS

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Board Of Water supply, at rs Offices
twenty-second floor, Municipal Building
park Row. Centre and Chambers Streets,
New York City. until IL g.. m. on Tuesday
september II, 1917, FOR a contract for the
construction OF the Shandaken tunnel. The
tunnel Is part Of the SchOharle watershed
5evelopment FOR the New York City water
supply il IS miles long, and win carry
Wsfer from the SChobarie reservoir to
Tsouus creek The finished tunnel VIII be
ii feet 8 inches high ~ 10 feet inches
uida lined with concrete masonry, and
will have 8 shafts.
The tunnel has been divided into two
norfious. 70 be known as the north and
soutn portions. so that bids may be sub
mltted for either portion or Tor the entire
At the above place and time the bid,
will be publicly opened and read. Pam
uhIets containing Information for bidders
and contract drawings can be obtained az
the above address. at the ONCE OF the Sec
rotary, by depOsitins the sum OF twenty
dollars $500 IN cash or IT, equivalent for
each set For further particulars apply TO
the ONCE Of the Principal Assistant Ensi-
Eeer AZ the above address.
CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
JOHN T.. CALVIN.
Commissioners. Board Of Water supply.
GEORGE FEATHERsTONE. Secretary.
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~ FORECLOsURE.-sU COURT,
County OF New York. Louis wendell, Jr.,
plaintiff. against The 27l Hslsey 81. co,
Inc ct al defendants. Wendell Elliott &
Robson, attorneys for plaintiff, 277 Broad
way. New York
Pursuant 10 Judgment entered ssptem-
Der 9th, 1917. the undersigned Will sell a,
public auction At the Exchange SalesrOOm.
Nos 1916 Nesey Street, In the Borough OF
Manhattan, city of New York. az - o'clock
noon. on September 2Nth, 1917, by Charles
A. Rergi3n, auctiOneer. the mOrtgageG
premises directed by said judgment % be
sold, situated on the soutEeriy side of East
13Oth Street. ina the Borough OF Manhst-
tan. City Of New York. distant one hundred
and fifty feet westerly from the south
westerly corner Of Amsterdam Avenue and
both Street being seyenty-f0ur feet and
eleven inches In depth on each side ami
df,y feet In width IN front and rear. said
side lines being parallel with Amsterdam
Avenue, the said property being more par
tfcularly described IN the mortgage re-
corded in the Office ~ the Register ot this
County Of New York IN Llber 1922. Section
OF Mortgages. Page l72.
Amsterdam Avenue
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Condition Of Scottish Crops

In the monthly report Of the Scot
fish Board of Agriculture, issued Au-
gust 10, it is stated that while the
yield of hay has proved somewhat less
than was anticipated the quality is SUI
perior and that the crop has been Sc
cured in excellent condition. Wheat
has matured rapidly, and the prospects
Of a good yield are improving. A high
" satisfactory barley crop is promised.
The yield of oats is expected TO be
slightly over the average.
On present appearances, the potato
crop will be exceptionally heavy, and
probably the yield Of beans, turnips
and mangolds will exceed the average.
The condition of fruit of all kinds,
except pears, IS unfavorable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-08
STORAGE NOTICES
The West End Storage Warehouse,


New York. sept. sth. 1917.
To Mrs. Margaret o.. Adams. Miss F. X.
Z. Carroll. Horace =. Chase. Mrs T.. T..
Hatch. lirs Margaret Niece Mrs Emily
Melville. Mrs r. Reid, by Miss Margaret
Butcher. Walter ". Russell Mrs. &. Ruwe,
Mr. or Mrs g. - SeesSeI Mrs. Frances
stevens Mrs q r stone. " Tsnabe. Mrs.
Margaret walker and Miss Jane Helen
Williams You and each q YOU are hereby
notified that the time for the payment Of
my lien upon the property hereinafter de-
scribsd having expired, after due notice
thereof had been given you, I viii cause
such property. f1 wit. Household Goods.
Personal Effects. Merchandise. Carpets.
etc. stored Dos yYu ur Boo your name or in
which NOu may have an Interest, IN the
West End Storage Warehouse. % be sold
at public auction, according 90 the statute
IN such case made and provided. az George
Nrr.e's Auction Rooms. lgs LAST l25th 81.
New York C.ty. oE Tuesday, September
2Jth. 1917. az DO 4. ". and uu WednesdaF.
September 25th. 1917. % l) a. NJ, and 4
tho sale thereof is not completed on said
dates the same viii Do continued AZ the
same place on each and every Tuesday
and Wednesday thereafter beginning AZ ,
A. NJ on each day and continuing until
an the goods are sold.
WEST END STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
BEN BLCNENTHAI. Proprietor.
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Produce Markets-Current

Butter Receipts. 1880 packages. Cream
cry. higher than extras, per To, i4L al ioc
extras t32 scorel. 1894 dc; hrsts iSS 10 VI
scorel. 42iaWf3i2c; seconds iS3 20 ~
scorri. 40iaTA2c; thirds. 3SM 40c creamery.
unsalted higher than extras. 45iamf6c; ok
tras. iil2m ijc tirsts. i3Fi4ic; seconds. II
mi2 PC. state dairy, tubs. finest. i3Hti3 re
good 10 prime, IlMi-iec; common 10 fair.
37H iOiec renovated. extras. i2c iirsts. iui -
m 81 i1c; lower grade. 81" t1c: imitation
make. frsts, 31W 3Sc seconds, 30 &c: lower
grades. $50 36c: packing stock. current
make No /. 36i2u3Ic; No ., 56c; lower
grades. 3tU35iac.
Cheese. Receipts. 1.72l boxes. State. m.
flats. fresh, coiored specials. h. 2+L a
2iHc; white. specials. 2fi4 n 2ii2c; colored.
average run, 23iaN 2ic; white, average run.
y i-W &c: prime 90 choice, 22lz . !. c
lower grades. l9H22c; twins fresh. colored,
specials, 24c; white. specials. 2+c; cOlored,
average run. 25"c: white. average run.
23a,c; twins and flats, held, specials, ga
- &c, single daisies. 21c, double daisies.
244c: Wisconsin, ~ m, fancy, twins, white,
fresh. % ~ 2ic: Coored % "a ~ 2ic. single
daisies. fresh, 25c: double daisies, 2+laM
2i'-c; Young Americas. 26H 20Ac; state.
skins. twins and flats, held, specials, l7lsm
lsc fats, FRESH specials, IA Tl7aic; twins
and cheddars. fresh. specials. l1iHli4lc .
Nats prime to choice. l6W lie; twins and
chetdars, prime to choice, l6Hl,c fair TO
good. ia l5c lower grades. jHllc
Eggs Receipts. %. 209 cases. Fresh gath
cred. extras. per dozen, i4Hijc extra irsts.
42lAm43iac; fr5ts. i0M4tiac; seconds, 3Sd
3gc; thirds and poorer. 3iM37c; dirties. No
1, lzm Soc No and poorer. SEA 3jc [;
checks, good TO choice, dry, 32W 33c; under
grades. .sH3lc; refrigerator, special marks,
fancy, storage and insurance paid. 39iaNI i0c ;
frsts. 3SH 39c: seconds. 3ji. M37iac.: refrig-
orator. state whites. SlN43c; state. Penn and
nearby Western. henacry whites, fine 10
fancy, 52M j5c; ordinary TO good 426 soc /:
gathered whites. fair 10 choice, aga SOC in
ferior. 3SG Ale Western and Southern, gath
cred whites, 3SG 46c state Penn and near
by. hcnnery browns. iGN igc gathered brown
and mixed colors. 3SM45c.
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Yes'day's Previous
Metals

The tone Of the copper market was
stronger yesterday, with increased ac-
tivity in deliveries for the final quar-
ter of the year. Ruling prices for TINS
position have advanced IA cents a
mound and large amounts are reported
to have changed hands at 26h and
26Ia cents. Spot copper is offered at
26l2 to 81 cents pound. Large deal
ers report the market in better condi-
ton than il has been in the last three
months. The improvement is attrlb-
uted to circumstantial reports that the
government will pay % cents a pound
for its own requirements and those OF
the Allies.
Base prices for brass have been re-
duced 2 10 cents pound by. the
American Brass Company and the lead
ing independent concerns. Rods ana
tubing are the principal products af-
fected.
Current spot prices for few OF the
principal metals and metal products,
compared with those prevailing at the
corresponding time of last year, follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-08
Manchester Cotton Imports

According to the official journal Of
the Manchester Cotton Association the
importation Of raw cotton at the Man
chester docks during the season which
ended or July 81 last was 566,775 bales
Of all descriptions, against 676,3ll bales
I'M the previous season. Of the 1857
receipts 422.Oj2 bales were American,
AGAINST 5l4.l0l bales in the previous
season; Il4.44I bales were Egyptian.
against 1900 bales; and 2s2 bales
came from other countries, against 200
laIas in Tg1--'l6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-08
STRROGATES' NOTICES

~ PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF
Honorable John T.. Coha'an a sgrr0Rats
O, the County ~ New York NOTICE IL
hereby given o. all persons having claims
against MARIA LOUISE BEEBE. late Of
the county - New York. dec .4sgd. 20 pre-
sent the same w..h vouchers thereof 10
the subscriber. a. their place u transact
Ing bust less Room 3Jl. No lZs broadway.
iu the cry n Sew York on ~ before the
10Th day ~ January 1915
1917. .
ALFRED LOCKWOOD BROWN.
HODERICk BEEBE.
Executors
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room Street.


street No l54 West Roth Street
Free aud clear Of all ouCumbrances ex-
ccp' subject 20 a party wall agreement re-
corded IN said Registers Office IN Section
OF Couyeyances .u Liber IS at Page 235.
Approximate amount OF the mortgage
debt costs and allowances. SlG,027.29 and
interest: taxes, assessments and water
rates Sl40 % and interest.
Dated, New, York. August 20. 1917
WILLIAM G, ARNOLD. Referee.
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SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
GEORGE ~. DAVIS plaintiff, against
JOHN j.. RYAN, defendant.
To the above named defendant:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 20 an.
surr the Complaint ip this action, ana 20
serve a. copy uI your answer on the Plain
INNS Attorney Withn twenty days after
the service - this summons. exclusive Of
mo day o. service and lu case Of your
failure tD appear. or answer. Judgment Will
be taken against sou ly default FOR the re-
lief demanded 90 the complaint.
Dated May 25th. 1915.
JDHE o. HETTRTCK.
Attorney for Plaintiff once & T.. O Al.
dress. DO. 100 Broadway Borough 0t
Manhattan. New York city.
To- JOHN T.. FIAN. defendant
The foregoing summons Is served upon
you b. publication. pursuant % an order
~ Hon SauIe. OrIasy Justice % 10
Supreme Court of the state ~ New York.
dated the tW0utv-sagsu'h day Of July,
1917 and Med with frr complaint IN ne
office o. The Clerk = New York County at
the Borough Of Manhattan. city 0r New
Tor-.
JOHN r. HETTRICK,
Attorney Tor PIalHtn. once = p. O. Ad.
dress 30. lG5 Broadway Borough Of
Manhattan, Sew York ''y.
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Bonds

Trading in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange Friday amounted to
S3,6I5.OO0, against $3,569, 900 Thursday,
S3.56l. 900 a week ago ard S3,3l3,OOO a
wear ago. From January l to date,
1851. 2S5, 900. against 500, 1921 900 in 1916.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-08
LivernooI Cotton Statistics

LIVERPOOL. Sept. weekly cot
ton statistics: Imports, $4,000 bales
American, 5000, stock, 2i5, OOV'
American. 10000; forwarded. 4d,Voo'
American. $1,000; exports, 300; sales'
10000, American, 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-08

SUPREME COURT-,NEw YORK COUNTY.
THOMAS }. YORE, Plaintiff, against
CHARLES II MARSHALL, Defendant.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEPENDANT:
You are hereby summoned % answer the
complaint in this action and 10 serve .
COPY OF your answer on the Plaintiffs at
tOrney within 80 days after the service or
this summons. exclusive OF the DAY Of SER
vice. and iu case or your failure 20 APP
pear. or answer. judgment viii be taken
against YOU by default for fn" relief de-
manded u the complaint
Dated. New York. July 'f. 1917
LESTER II. FRIEDMAN.
Attorney for Plalntd. OTice d +. O Ad-
dress. 232 BroadWay Borough Of Man
haitian. CITY Of New York
TO CHARLES II. MARSHALL, Defend
ANT.
The foregoing summons i4 served upon
you by publication, pursuant tJ an order
Of Hon. samuel % OrIHay, a Justice -
tine supreme Court n the state Of New
York. dated the 18th day % July. 1917, and
f.sd with the complaint BOO tAr Office ~ the
clerk OF New York County 90 the County
Court House. Do the Borough " Manhattan.
city and state ~ New York.
LESTER ~. FRIEDMAN.
Attorney FOR Plaintiff. once < p . Ad.
dress. ga3 Br0tdWay Borough OF Man
haitian. tItH OF New York
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Amsterdam Avenue
"a I

Street No. 5O6-s West l3Oth Street.
Approximate amount OF the nor sage
win interest from September o, 1915
taxes. assessments and water rates
$40 3lIlO0 and interest.
Dated New York, September 6th, lslI'
MORTIMER 5. BROWN, Referee.
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Standard Oil
Other Oil Stocks

Sales. Open H'gh. Low Las /
1000 1900 -: .A cE,s ol Pc, ga a." ~ q IL
500 Barrett * c t7s 2ls ~ .2s
$4,000 'B-Wy O (ap) 81 81 AZ %
POO ICON " ,ap) 80 80 80 80
1000 'Cosden on. 10 10 9Is 9Is
1850 Cumb T. X Ref ~ III !
a-00 'Elk Basin Pet 1ola 1oL7 los 1914
1000 y O 4 G. tap g - p
1900 'Esmer Oil Cp. rs q
900 Federal OIL. "a "a ~ "a
900 etriar OIL. 3 ID a l5
$1,000 sGlenrock Oil. f4I4 IS ia 10
1900 'Iuternat Pet. .12Ls 12.s Z Y
5000 Kenoya o tspl n "a az ~
100 loo do .do w. T,o o 10 10 10 10
10000 merritt o c. So s5'4 3434 35,4
1900 Metro Petrol o.. rs iIs Ia
10000 'tMidwest Oil 15o 145 t5e
10000 edo rfd &C.. tss 1ss va 1i5
$50 sMidwest Ref 100 100 1853 1873
zoo ~ Y-Ok'a oil = y = =
$4,000 .fNorthwes, o. Sc IS 81 IS
2500o 'rOkla on CO.. io'2 lol2
5000 "rdo pfd ... % 30 IS SO
1000 Okla 7 & r.. ga ga
800 fOmar 0 sc. IS IS e %
1000 osage-Hom Oil S'4 ga 81 Sc
1900 sPeru-Gy OIL 5fs
500 'Peun-o o&G. t2'a i2.4 t2s 12l4
1000 .sapulpa OAR 10 70 ga s7s
52oc Sequcyah OAR ii
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Bones

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
$50 Beth IS 2-y n. esa eals % $50
$50 Can Govt 5s. .... esq e6ss 9615 967s
'GtN BY 5 pc n vi 97zs o71s 9734 s794
IL 'Gen Flee s. n. .fot3s 1915 1oiIs 1otIs
2'Russ Govt Gi.s.. 1879 1874 70 70
unlisted iSell cents per share
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Curb Market

Note--The Tribune assumes no response
bility for the accuracy or authenticity OF curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
Friday were as followsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-08

gr8i.rr,,'s' reports DO business failures In fls
United States during rre Er"s. against go frr 80
prev nUs Fs-A AL ~. -s'. -5l and ~ ~ tls
s.a.s- ral 70. Ntu England ~. Snurhr- .I
We'.m 81 Northwestern 10 and Far Western o.
,sHada bad D.. against o. 'or The providing week
About Orb r-- cent H' 'Ir faIIlrs hal 80 Than
BOO .spIIa. and s.r oeat bal ffom 5000 fa
SO geo.
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) u 8 t e n a n C e
Cereals

Wheat-The government report on
wheat covered only the spring variety
and the indicated yield was 2J0.OOo,QoO
bushels, compared with last months
estimate OF 236,0l9,0U) and last years
final crop Of lJS.l42.0J0. This makes
total Indicated yield Of spring and
winter of eos 900 ,C0p bushels, compared
with a final last year Of oS9,SSo,0O0.
The Modern Miller" said that farmers
will sell freely at the government price,
but that the movement is restricted by
activity on the farms, where ploughing
for winter wheat is going forward un-
der the most favorable weather and
soil conditions. Indications points 10
the largest acreage ever seeded. Prices
in the local cash market were on the
basis Of $3.50 Tor leading grades.
Corn.-The government report on com.
published after the close Of the market was
fully VI % expectations and ind Gated The
largest crop oH record The condition, a.
given ~ the government Wa tt., rer cent
compared with ais per cent last year. and
the yield IN buchcis was estimated at a.-iN,-
O0o. 0o0. compared with last mcE tbs estimate
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SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT NEW YORK COUNTY.
-rOKNEIIA &c. HUGHES. Plaintiff,
against ANNA JUNGMAN, JULIUS JUNG
MAN husband OF Anna JIDgmau, ED
WARD LEHLBACH. JANE LEHLBACH.
his wife. the name JANE being fictitious,
plaintiff. ALEXANDER " CONGEI,
PETER DOBBS. FREDERICK WIRE.
ROCK. JOHN COOK, the name JOHN
being fictitious defendants hrst name be
iEs unknown % pl1iu,H' PALFlCA
10 THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS
AND EACH or THEN.
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 20 an
swer the complaint IN tN.s action and %
serve a copy Of your answer upon the PLAIN
tins attorney within twenty days after the
service OF this summons exclusive Of the
TO appear or answer Judgment VIII Ue
taken against YOU by default Tor the RELIEF
demanded iu the complaint.
Dated New York May lltf, 1917
ARTHUR =. MCCLURE. Attorney Tor
Plaintiff, ONir" and Post once Al.
drass, 81 Broadway, Borough OF Man
haitian, city OF New York.
TO THE DEFENDANT ANNA JUNG
MAN.
Tie foregoing summons r. served upon
YOU by publication, pursuant 90 an order
OF Nr Justice Edward r Each. Justice
OF the New York supreme Court, dated
August 2ud, 1871 and on Angus. 3rd, 1870
fled with the complaint in the once 81 the
Clerk ~ the County OF New York. az tho
County Court House IN the Borough q
Manhattan, city, County and state " New
York
Dated. New York, Angus, 3rd. 1917.
ARTHUR J. MCCLURE. Attorney Tor
Plaintiff, once and Post Once Adj
dress, 81 Broadway, Borough OF Mau-
haitian, City Of New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-08
Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cotton
seed Oil

Coffee Futures. VA, no change In
the general ruling o. the coffee market yes
teriay Trading was Quiet. 'ta prizes work
ing slightly lower under small offerings in
the absence OF any important support. FiIc-
tugiiors, however, were very narrow, and
after opening 20 a decline Of q 20 8 points the
market held within q range OF o. points. clos
ing al O net los ~ ~ : points or almost
exactly where ~ had orcncd on al the active
positions. sales were reported OF 1850 bags.