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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-07
Pig foun
Sust G n a n c e
Cereals

Wheat. The market was inactive Du1
,,rircs were frmer in sympathy WIFE
The early advance in corn. Shotts
seemed more disposed TO cover. ana as
otrors are growing smaller during the
co,,rse Of evening up contracts, shorts
found difficulty in making purchases.
Al one time values were up o.2 20 II
cents from the previous close, out Iats
In the day there was partial reac,
zion when corn prices broke, ana hnal
fgures were 2iz 20 Sc net higher Inc
ADVANCE was due more 20 technical CON
ditions than 90 any material change III
40 eituati0n. although cash marSets
wrro also frmer. Advices from wash
ipqton were not conclusive. and the
trade M large is still waiting for more
defrite news from that quarter before
attempting 10 make contracts Tor ior-
ward delivery.
The crop situation was satisfactory.
The Modern Miller" said that the mar
yosting Of wheat is progressing as lar
North as the northern part OF Kansas
and where thrashing has been done
Yields are better than expected. In the
extreme cases yields as high as thlrty
bushels ner acre are reported. and some
even larger. The same authority SAID
that the spring wheat crop mas not
como backward. and that conditions are
favorable in the three principal spring
wheat states. Offers OF new wheat
are not A. large as expected.
Renorts from abroad indicated that
supplies there are increasing somewhat
owing 20 less active consumptiVe de-
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.-COU NTT
OF NEW YORK HENRY 3 VOL.
WHlTMORE. as sole remaining
Trustee under the last WIN ot Douglas Rob-
inson. deceased. Sc. Plaintiff against AN
THONN e.. BREW. a. al. Defendants.
In pursuance OF e. Judgment or foreclosure.
and sale. duly made and entered In mo
above entitled action and bearing date tho
9Th day OF June. 1911 l. the undersigned,
the Referee In said Judgment named, VIII
sell az public auction az the Exchange sales
ough OF Manhattan. City OF New York. on
the 18Th day 81 July. 1917. az II o'clock
noon. on that day. by Joseph =. Day, Aue-
tloneer. the premises directed by said judg-
ment to be sold. and therein described ss
follows: ALL that lot ~ land IN New York
City. with the buildings thereon. bounded
and described as follows: BEGINNING az =
point In the northerly side or one hundred
and eighty Street distant one hundred
and ninety-nine feet six inches westerly fror~
the northwesteriy corner or one hundred
and eighty-nfth Street and Amsterdam Ave.
nue.. and running thence northeriy parallel
with Amsterdam Avcnue ana part ~ tho
way through a party wall, hfty-three feet
eight inches. thence westerly In nearly
straight line sixteen feet six inches 10
roint distant Hfty-fhree feet eight and fhree-
Afths inches n0rtherly from the nCrtherly
side OF one hundred and eighty nth street.
mea suref along a line drawn parallel win
Amsterdam Avenue from "a point IN mo
northerly side of one hundred and eighty
nth street. distant sixteen feet elk Inches
westerly from the point OF beginning;
thence southerlv along said line drawn par
silel with Amsterdam Avenue. nry-thres
feet eight and three lfths Inches 10 no
northery side of one hundred and eighty
fffh Street. and thence oastory along ths
northerly side ~ one hundred and eighy-
ffth street sixteen feet six Inches 10 mo
dated. New York. June rs. 1917.
HORACE T.. pEMlNG Referee.
WHERRY q MYGATr Attorneys for Plain
TN. 40 Wall street Borough " Nam
haitian. New York. y.
The following Is a diagram of the prop.
ertv 10 be sold. It's street number Is DO
West lS5th Street.
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Ind u trial
Cotton

Cotton closed from 1875 to l49 points
higher yesterday, the advance taxing
place mostly in the latter part OF the
session, when trading became extreme
" active as the result Of foreign buy
ing and covering by shorts.
Rumors of possible peace has some
effect on speculative sentiment. but a
more substantial reason for the ad-
vance was found in small available
stacks here and abroad. Domestic sup
niles appear to be going into consump-
Ton faster than generally supposed.
The stock Of American cotton m LIv-
ornool showed a decrease for the week
Of 1000 bales. and private adyice5s
from there said there seemed niue
chance of any substantial replenlsn,-
mont because the difficulties WIth
which importers are confronted remain
Just as great as ever. -
The Liverpool market declined 70
noints further on futures, which made
a decline Of so points IN futures ahu
81 points in spots since the reopenlng
of that market. -.
Strength in the ocean freight market
attracted attention. It was said that
a rate Of Sc per hundred pounds had
been paid on cotton 70 Liverpool both
out of Boston and New York, estab-
fishing a new high record. Bookings
are light and shippers uninterested'
Owing 10 the congestion on railroads
there is said to be a poor prospect tor
shipments from interior points IN the
South.
In the weather line the news was
somewhat mixed The central and
eastern belts have an abundance OF
rain. but the Southwest was dry again,
and some OF the private advices claimed
that rainfall had not been sufficiently
general and that in the section from
Waco 10 Dallas there was posslDill y
Of crop failure unless soaking rains
come soon. Most of the reports from
the eastern belt were favorable and
noted rapid growth. Further showers
were predicted for the eastern belt, but
clear and warm weather for the South
west.
Southern spot markets were gen
orally firm. with advances from 90 to
$50 points in important centres.
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Stocks

-. short interest, which seems 10
~ .,,cbed formidable proportions,
i',o,,ed in further determined efforts
~ s.,ress quoted values. For time
-, oferings OF important stocks
, 80 The list 20 lowest levels Of the
-. movement, the decline being
"a bv greater weakness in specula-
-'1 ;.sues long under critical obser-
ys,ion. 9, .... -.uo..,l,. IN
-. greatly reduced dealings Of the
-, half Of the session, many leaders
s.;.bing o. net gains. In the main
..,.or the outcome was without
%gpifeance because OF the market >
- professional character.
Various factors, particularly those
Ling with the question OF excess
ats and war taxes, again tended 10
.,rsin public interest. Labor prob
,'.. snd the underlined attitude of the
,'5 az toward general indus
..-ss also served TO check constructive
Tsrtomobile stocks furnished more
~ their usual quota TO the days
~oJerate turnover. the status Of that
..Ipstrv, according to trade authori-
.;"s finding reflection i'm the heavi-
.,,s Of the better known issues.
aao,sblv General Motors.
an the prominent equipments were
an, 70 strong az times. but forfeited
.rc;r gains when selling became eX-
..,sive United States Steel and kin
i,e5 shares improved on covering Of
,bort contracts and Industrial Alco-
bol gained over points at Its best
ior much the same reason.
Rails pursued a narrow but steady
curse. responding TO such support as
5syeloped az irregular intervals.
Metals we're steady, despite the eXpan-
.;oo Of labor troubles, but shippings
we're backward or heavy on limitations
A. an early regulation of American
vsssels by the Federal authorities, but
allied on the general upward tendency
which marked the close.
Trading in bonds was irregular on
diminished dealings in internationals.
Liberty 8ias ranged from par to
100 8.5Oths. United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
York The Mount Sinai Hospital OF tho
City Of New York, plaintiff. against. Clara
l. Dishr0w and another, defendants.
In pursuance OF a judgment N foreclosurs
ana sale. duly made and entered In tho
above-entified action ans bearing date tho
29,h day Of June. 1917, ], me under signed;
the referee IN said Judgment named. VIII
sell AZ public auction. az fhe Exchange
Salcsroom. SO. f4-iS he-ey Stree' ~ tns
Borough Of Manhattan. cry n New YORK.
on the 27th day ~ July 1917. az ~ O'Clock
noon on that day by JOSEPH 7. DAY,
Auc-I1ueer. the premises directed DE- ri'd
Judgment 20 be sold. and therein described
All tha, cor,ain lot. plec. or parcel o,
land with the buildings and improvements
thereon erected. situate. lying and being "
the Borough Of Manhattan. or tne ~ oa
%lw York In the County ani state OF Ne"
YORK. bounded and described as follows;
BEGINNING az point on the sohtnery
side q Eighty second street Instant oh t
hundred and siHty-aye lbol te'i 1900
from the goufhvesteriy corner ot Ethty-
second street and Fourth or Park Avenue
and running thence westerly aiot6 my
southeriy side 81 said E.gnty-second niIest
eighteen lJ feet then.e Dun ~, a.
icl with the westerly side u SAID fafh Or
Fourth Avenue AM part Of me way tntolsn
a party wall one hundred tlPll ieet, $3.50 ..i5
casteriy parallel win ne sala h",a,,,tn,.t'tig,
clio of saiI Eighty street tlfnie-h
Ifs1 foet. ana thence norther.y parallel vita
tho SAID westerly side ~ PARK OF f9uI.a
Avenue and part n the way thiptkh laty
val one hundred 900 feet 10 the point or
place q beginning ....,. 81,
the survey OF Earl g. Lowell. dated Mafca
Dated. New York. July End 1911.
ROBERT T.. STANTON. Fetsrse =,
uoADTEY LATTERBACH g. JOHNSON.
Atforneys for Plaintiff, % william
Street Sew York CITY
The following r. a diagram ~ the prop-
arty 70 De sold It's street number Is - Task
SIND Street:
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e2nd St

The appro1imate amount ~ the lien or
chsrge 10 satisfy which the abof e-cescrihed
property Il 70 be sold, Is Twenty-sE inou-
I'M nine hundred ani forty-tRO $1,000
,oiisrs with Interest thereon from the Zsth
iay OF June. 1917. together with ne costs
and allowance. amounting 20 t5l5 os-LyQ.
together with the expenses OF the sale. me
s1',-oYinafe amount .of the taxes. assess-
uents and water rates, or other liens,
which are 20 be allowed 20 the purchaser
out 81 the purchase money, or PAID ~ mo
Referee. Is 1855 5Q-i00 and Interest.
mated New York July End 1917.
ROBERT L. STANTON. Refere-.
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Saes. Open. High. Low. Last
20eo merritt Oil C.. 2s34 257s 25lz 2534
1000 Metropol Petro. IL ia II IL
1900 "7Midwest Oil. 70 30 7e 30
200 lido pf $500. SO SO SO SO
1900 midwest Ref .i45 145 f41 142
2U0'N Y-Okla Oil u q u u
Zoo Zoo ola c'4sif F. q Rel "a ssi IS $:
1900 $500 to rns o Oh ( c. % % % % q
1900 osage-H Oil rs rs - "a
400 'Penn-ky Oil. So So 50 SO
500 'Sapulpa o p 70 1913 10 10 8
$50! 5000 : sIasi cue c IS a5. "a" aiss
200 5922 t .Ga Ystn , o; 40 60 40
200 -Vict O new st. 8 7s4
1900 'W States Pet. :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-07
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

New York. June 2sth. 1917.
-..,al ,,,eofine OF the stockholders Of
81 elp,G Jewslry Manufacturing Co. Inc
yriIl he held on the 10Th day Of July. ~
at 10 o'clock A. ~ a. the e srse, OF IN st VIZ
~ '-'..'ii,,1b ~ Manhattan. CRY Of New YORK
for he purpose Of voting upon a pro g-e,.-
tio, 40 Increase rs capital stock rom ON
s. 00o consisting Of sixty Sa gag Oh s
~ one hundred shares Of the par 'aiue OF
SI'' ''~'" HARRY LANCER.
VICE President
LOUIS LI.EKOFF,
-ofaTg.
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SRI Commodities -

mand it being stated that the war
bread is not satisfactory and the con-
sumption Of vegetables and other ma
terials is increasing.
Yesday's Previous Year
Cash: close. close. ago.
New York. s2.62 $3.50 S1.1o
Contract:
Chicago. July. PIP 200 i.o3Da
Chicago, Sept. 1872 1892 1858
Corn Tho action OF the directors Of the
Chicago Board Of Trade in ab6lishing trade
in july corn caused a strong advance IN later
deliveries yesterday 20 new high levels Tor
tho season T. was ruled that shorts in July
must settle before the close next Monday on
the basis Of r. 65. or pay penalty OF 20 I'D
per cent and as the STOCK OF corn at Ohicago
is practically exhausted and cash corn over
the country very sron-, ".'h an actVe con- -
sumptiye demand. shorts IN September. an
old crop position. naturally became mucn
alarmed and bid 10 ND sharply with Deccm-
Der following % Sl.lJas, or Jl2c over the
previous night
aggressive. and on late rumors that there
had been interruption az shipments Of old
corn 10 reutrals o violent selling movement
started which forced prices back 70 lowest
OF the day. final figures being unchanged 20
lie net lower. Crop news was considered
generally favorable especially the weekly
Kansas crop and weather report, which noted
Improvement IN the state. Export business
was light. IN view Of the cheek reported 70
Grain already loaded and unable 20 sail.
Yes'day's Previous Year
Cash: close. close. ago.
New York........s1.s4Is $i91Ha .s9la
Contract: .e,,, ,,,l
e SssssS. September r517s 1879 3 3s
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Liverpool Cotton Statistics

Liverpool, July 6-Weekly cotton
statistics: Imports. $4,000 bales;
American. 10000; stock, $4,000; Amer
;can. 257 900; forward, $4,000; Ameri-
can. $1,000; exports. 1900; total sales.
10000: American, 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-07

os,.. -, The United Ga. Improvement Co.
" corner Broad and Arch streets
' Philadelphia. June Is, l9l,
The Directors have this day decIafIss,d "a "a
quarterly dividend u two per cent 49,, 49,
r.~ shared. PAYABLE July a. 1871 10 stocN-
foiasrs ~ record ~ the close or business
fn1e 90 1917. Checks viii be mailed.
'''@ l. W. MORRIS. Treasurer
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SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED By
the Board of water supply 80 its Of
nces. twenty-secoud l0or Municipal Build
Ing PARK Row. Centre and Chambers
streets. New York CRY. until II a. ". on
Tuesday July 10. 1917. for Contract l2s.
FOR the completion cf the superstructufe
o..r the Drainage chamber az Shaft 81
~ the CITY tunnel ~ the Catskii sque-
duct Tie shaft Is located a; the corner
OF south and Clinton streets IN tho B1r-
ough q Manhattan. New York CITY The
buldlrg viii be stories high. about as
feet by 81 feet by 50 feet. Of the skeleton
steel type with brick walls and limestone
and granite trimmings. The greater par,
OF the steel framework Il already IN place.
AT the above place and time the tids
will be publicly opened and read Pamph-
lets containing Information for bidders
and contract drawings can BE obtained at
IN. above address. az the once OF the
Secretary By deposlting the sum Of ten
dollars $50 In cash or its equivalent FOR
each pamphlet. For further particulars
apply 70 the ONCE % the Principal Assist
AMI Engineer at the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
JOHN +. CALVIN
Commissioners. Board Of water Supply.
GEORGE FEATHERSToNE. Secretary
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Sugar Futures.-The market was dull yes
to-day, the total volume Of business amount
inc 10 5000 tons. The opening was lrfe2u-
istsr in the day prices advanced on renewed
ectiyity in the market for raw sugar. where
CO leading refner bought literally, mostly
,.itb outport options. The market closed net
Yesterdays A year
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SEALED PROPOSALS

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED by
the Board Of Water supply. a. rs ofees
twenty second noor Municipal Building.
pax ROW, Centre and Chambers Streets
New York city, unit! II A. N, on Tues
dav July 10. 1917. for Contract is7. for
etiirr up a chemical and meteorological
MIGRATORY. including the furnishing and
Installing Of fixtures. furniture. piping and
iirbtire ventilating and drainage systems
The Ia boratory is located IN the lower sate-
rhau1ber Il Ashokan reservoir. in the Town
- olive. Ulster County New York.
A. the above place and time the bids VIII
he publicly opened and read. Pamphlets
containing information for BIDDERS and con-
tract, drawings can be obtained a. thu
hove address. al the Office 81 the Secre-
tsry. by depositing the sum 81 ten dollars
Tsi0l in cash or It's equivalent for each
psmphlet For further particulars apply
10 the Office Of the Principal Assistant En-
gineer At the above address.
CHARLES STRAUSS President
CHARLES " CHADWICK,
JOHN r. CALVIN.
Commissioners Board 81 water Supply.
GEORGE FEATHERSTONE. Secretary.
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West lsjth Street.
The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge 70 satisfy which the above described
property is 10 be sold Is Iisii.6g with
interest thereon from April 70. 1917, to-
gether with costs and allowance amounting
10 s30fi3. with interest from June - 1917,
together with the expenses ~ tho sale. The
approximate amount Of the tax liens taxes.
assessments and water rates or other Hens
which arc to be allowed TO the purchaser
out OF the purchase money or paid by the
Referee II 26 and interest.
Dated, New York, June rs. 1911
HORACE l.. DEFINING. Referee
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49, Tr-,,r-r AZ AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS, 80
OFFICE $50. 70 WILLIAM ST
WEDNESDAY. July IL. lSl1

40 - .aI ID A4Ai ~
EXCHANGE SALESROOM
nos "a AND Is FESEf STREET
For Account ~ Administering
$1,000 Georgia Midland T.. r. LIST Mts- s''
BIDS. 1885. -
$4,000 Green Bay & Western r. r De-
benture "B.' CTS.
sOs6 shs T0nopah Extension Mining o.
For Account, Of Executor
81 900 Electric Transmission 90. OK va. ISL
Mt. So Bond. 1870.
S2.4 50 Note q Pauline AUSTIN.
SO Note % Pauline Austin.
For Account Of Whom II May Concern.
20 ans. The Audit CO. Of y !. common.
30 ans. THE Audit Co. Of y. Y. prefd-
p shs. United wine & Trading co.
IS shs. American Exchange cigar Co
common. 49, -
so shs John r Diemer Company.
81 shs Northern Insurance Co. OF y. Y.
400 shs. New Utah Bingham Mining CO.
all assmts paid.
400 as. New Utah Bingham Mining co.
all assmts paid.
500 4hs New Utah Bingham Mining co.
last assmt Sc unpaid
$50 shF New Utah Bingham Mining co.
last assmt 5c unpaid.
700 shs New Utah Bingham Mining 90.
last assmt Sc unpaid
10 shs Federal Company. Inc, pfetd
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Curb Market

Notc-The Tribune assumes no response
tility for the accuracy or authenticity Of curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
Friday were reported as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-07

Cottonseed Oil Futures TIL

Cottonseed oil Futures.-The market dis,
rlavod a nervous undertone yesterday. and
price changes were feverish. The sharp early
advance in corn and the hrmness IN ara ana
-, caused A frr1er tone. and prices
showed moderate gains. with more or less
covering When corn and lard reacted. how
ever there was active profit taking, and
prices late in the session we're weak closing
Nth net losses Of 3 20 - points. II was
aid that new crop crude oil was offered more
freely from the South. and there were fears
~ a less active export demand. Total sales
fo- the day were 81 300 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-07
AUCTION SALES

Tc CREDITORS or BEcKE KAILENBERG
Sale % fixtures takes place July 7, 1917. A.
o M Al 30 Avenue Is. Manhattan Borough
Present claims 20 Loub Halle. Attorney FOR plg-
chasers 40 Nassau a.. Siiy.
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Bonds

Trading in bonds on the New YORK
stock Exchange Friday amounted TO
50 .755. 900. against s2,239,OOO Thursday
50 $4,000 a week ago and S3Al4,OOO a
wear ago; from January l to date sol''-
iAe 900, against S5l9.l11,OOO in 1916.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-07

Metals

An inquiry for 100000 pounds Of
electrolytic copper has come into the
market from a manufacturing concern
i'm this country. which has an order on
its books from one Of the Aiies. pc
iiveries are wanted Immediately, out
more time is asked for by the pro-
ducors. Aside from this inquiry ne
market continues dull, buyers appear
ing willing to hold of, despite the cur
teilmcnt in production that VIII result
if the labor troubles at the mines con-
tinuc.
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Produce Markets-Current

Butter Receipts. .46S packages. Cream
cry. hiQher scoring than extras, per lb. 39is
n t0i.c. extras l92 scorel, 39039hc; hrsts
O.g 70 Of score). 1874 assoc; seconds (83 to
81 score). 35tzI37i-c; thirds. a+,i So,
creamery. unsalted. higher than extras, nv =
Mtfc: extras. 3ei2 ~ ACE. frsts, - snt ''c :
sec,nds 3Gm2sc: state dairy. tubs, finest,
3si,a39c good 10 prime, SOD Sc COM
mon 10 fair. 32M55iec; renovated. extras.
2ci.c. frsts. 25fs Ii 36c. lower grades, 55W
3Af.c: imitation creamery, flrsis. 81 ai
30 &c. ladies. current MAKE "Isl'i
BE: seconds. 32l2m 35c; lower grades; 81, -
ape: packing stock current make, No j.
3eIs033c: No ., 32c; lower grades 3o@
% Cheese. Receipts. $3.50 boxes. state.
whole milk. fats, fresh. colored' specials. ID
of1I2tf.c: white. specials. &c colored, aver
apo run, -3'lc' white, average run % :, .
rr'me 10 choice 22i. ~ % &c; lower grades
a0tt9gc. twins. fresh. c0lorcf specials, -5't
m.fc: white, specials. -34c. colored, aver
ale fancy. 23l2c; white. average. fancy.
o.f.c: chetdars. fresh. specials, y = ~ &c
-.,glo daisies 24HM2fiec; double daisies.
.9tU.ftc: Wisconsin. whole milk. fancy.
twins. fresh. white. 23l." q esc: colored,
gsc, ~ -37.c: single dasies. ga II &c double
doisies. 2fH9fitc: Young Americas, 29H
25ltc: state. skins. flats, specials, IA NC
twins and cheddars. specials. lIM lsc; hat5,'
urine To choice. Ifft twins and ched-
dars. prime TO choice, linl6c; fair to good
gOlgc: lower grades. 30Sc.
Eggs. Receipts. 23.i33 cases. Fresh gath
cred. extras. per dozen, 31ft3Sc; storage
packed. irsts 36H PC fresh gathered, eS-
ta frsts. $50 80 &c; frsts. % m 50 &c sec
onds. 32ism3ic: thirds and poorer ga 32c
dirties. No I. 30iaN3lc; No . and poorer.
pa 29i5c. checks. good 70 choice. dry, ZS4
9"c under grades. 200 &c; state. pennsyl-
yaniq and nearby Western. hennery whites.
fine 20 fancy. il@f2c: ordinary to good. -
zoo. gathered whites. ordinary 70 fine. 81
OfDc. Western and southern, gathered
whites. 95N3Sc: state. Pennsylvania and
nearby. hennery browns. asa zoe; gathered
brown and mixed coors. ungraded. 55m 5Sc.
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Coffee, Sugar, lea
Cottonseed Oil

Coffee Futures.-Trading was quite. with
rri,es showing a tendency % ease oil under
small offerings and with the close net IN
changed TO points lower. SAFES were re-
uorted Of 10, 80 bags.
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Bonds

Sales 1000 omitted. Open. High. Low. Last.
s. p & o Is % 4 y. 995s e93s ss5s ss5s
do 5s ~. es's s6's soas 5e3s
s'Cosden& eco n IS. 96ls 9ols sos sos
-Erie 5s notes 90. 90 s5+ g 20
l3'N Y c ass W i.iO23s 1929 lOS7s lyS's
a. 'Russ Gov % 5i-s. 70 zs 70 re
.c do 6f-s ...... 81 SO ~ ~
3 $50 RS 3 pen. 90 e54 % 9S'a
unlisted. fsc'l cents per sha-e.
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- Active Securities 80

do ser 4 1919 Norway Is Oct 1917
SO q o3ls 100 Gioo12
do 4ias 1919 do Gs deb 1923
s57s a ssi5 100 a 1o3
Imp Rus Rub 5iss &c Quebec City IS 1920
2t4 Q216 go "a foo4
do 6ias 1919 Rep OF France Is
SO n 90 40 6151
DO 5f5s Swiss gen Ga Mar 1919
70 nj 70 90 NJ 9934
Ital Gov D. 1916 DO 81 Mar 1920
90 a 99l2 % n 99N2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-07

limit Of trade on this exchange. } shares.l
Transactions and prizes yesterday for the
more active stocks follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-07
Orchard and Field
Livestock, Meats and Provisions

Following A., yesterdays prices. compared with
those of a year ago
Nv York Yesterday. year ago
Zoo +, 1913 esi375 s945 eslo.s)
Dressed be,f sides go 49, q.
Do ......-....- 10 n 'P1 '<IH ~
i@ii eo , n 800 @ 1850 go q 1900
Dressed geals r.f1. ,.a
OBJ ............. - ~ - .l1|9E -
IIrr ewes 200 lh 100 q 1000 800 O. 4ul
Lambs. fair fo 49,
prime I01 Do. l4.50 n 1850 1000 r. ne
p-assaI mutton. Dbl .04 y - - 2
Dr. .rl lmAhs. ib. IS 2 Is 70 ~
Hog 100 lh. ... $3.50 ~ lb'oV lo'So 20
Df 1s, ~ pos'' "a .2p.s .7rs .Dae ia
~ t,i 400 = $50 1850 = 400
Mes beef Dol 5000 z 3i00 H.3o q lS'Ol
Ia-i Middle Wet ,.a a.
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