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New-York tribune., 1918-01-17

New York. January Nth. 1918.
To \. Kaiitz, 6. W. Thompson. j. ".
Harmon. IF Rosenthal T.. No cf,lhone, T.
Keller. u. ". Bush. T. d Wilson. !. l..
Robertson. II. liocss, NJ. Bryan, II. Thorn
ton. A. b Rauous, =. Pagan. r. T. lie
Won. S r. Smith, &. Y. Lorng. II. :.
Kclly c. l.. Elmes. J \. Cabsssa. Ii.
iams Organization. H. u. Plum. y. Nci'-
son. J. J. Rawi"y. {. Walters, \. l.. Wake
n"d. c. NJ Sears. +. Cash, J. T. Levine.
! Ohm Fox. :. Hollinshead. NJ. Warren. C.
". Hanlon. Anna @ Neill, l.. 7. Brothers.
Anna Baicon. II Ward. a. Dc Tako. NJ.
l.. kee,er. NJ r. Blarchard Haisapplc.
Mrs Fiske. A. =. Randall. \ Tikiian. J.
Phelan. c. J. Easmyth B q. De Armand.
=. SlFerinan, Singer Sewing Machine Com
pany. Max l.. Storch. Wholtsale TNpc-
wri,sr Company. Benjamin Horp. J.udN =
are hereby notified that the tim for The
payment Of our lien upon the propsrt.
Hereinafter described having expired afteT
oin" notice thereof had been given You. We
via cause such propertv, to Nit hous'
anld goods. personal effects. pianos, NOR
chandis,. etc.. stored in thc Broadway Y
s orage Warehouse. New York City. br YOU.
in your nsmc Cor in which you may
have an iNterost), TO be sold at public
auction, according 70 the statute IN such
cases made and provided. at the ware
city. on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5th. 1918.
not completed on said date the same VIII
he continued at the same place on each
and every Tuesday thereafter. beginning
at 1890 4. NJ; OH each day and continun :
inE ui,il all the goods ar.- sold
BROADWAY STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-17
Produce Markets-Current

Butter Receipts were $3.50 pack.
ages. Creamery, higher scoring than
extras, per lb, 53laM 54' 'ac; extras (92
score), 53c; firsts (Ss to 81 score) ,
ASlsn 521ac; seconds (s3 to 81 score),
4oM 48c; thirds. 42ML 44c; creamery, un-
salted, higher than extras, 50 IL q. sec;
extras. OAK @55c; tirsts, 5O@ sac; Sec
onds, 46a49c; creamery, held, tirsts,
asa 46'ac; seconds, 43 la a 40 &c; thirds,
41@43c; state. dairy, tubs. finest, 52Gl
50 lac; good to prime. Asa 5lc common
to fair, 4lM47c; renovated. extras.
43 u M,44c; frsts, Al y (G42 '2c; lower
grades, 800 l0lsc; ladies'. current make.
iirsts, 30n 9lac; seconds, IS lac; lower
grades, 37d Csc; packing stock, current
New-York tribune., 1918-01-17
Post Ave.

NE approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. 20 satisfy which the anovs.aascr,hsi a
properly ~ TO De sold IS slo.selss With
interest thereon from the Goth day Of De
allowance amounting 10 Sa4s.Oe with int.r
est from January Srd 1918. together with
me sApenses Of the sale. The approximate
amount Oh the taAes. assessments and water
rates, or other liens. which are 10 be allowed
to the purchaser out of the purchase money.
terest. 49, '''
Dated. New York. january srd. 1915
JOSEPH p. MORHlSSEY. Referee
New-York tribune., 1918-01-17
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Following are Yesterdays prices compared witt
those ot year ago
New York Yesterday. A wear ago
Live steers. best.
100 ID .....:, sIO.25 @sIs.s5 $3.50 @sIo25
Dressed bee: sides.
Ii -. .......... IA 20 N .l5,;
Live veals best.
100 ID .........i 1900 q 1900 II 90 q 1900
Dressed veals. cIty
Live ewes, 100 ID 800 q 1900 800 @ s75
''i'''Hn rrims. io5 @ ID 400 @ 1000 I425 % r475
presssd I}r, mui'on G,s. Ip - 40 - .IS
Hogs. 100 III, :...7.50 l7.75 100 a -
Dressed hogs. hac-
con. ID ...-.... .2l'4 .ous i4'sa IS
Mess pork, oHl. 5000 a $3.50 $500 a 1850
Sie', beef, hhl 3loo a 1900 $500 a 1880
Lard, Middle West
ID ......... 25 SOC a 25iCc III Ooc a, t6 ,oc
New-York tribune., 1918-01-17
NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING; OF
>EULAND ELECTRICAL COMPANY.INC

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
holders OF this company Will be held on the
Soth day OF January. 1918. at . o'clock i'm
the afternoon AT the office Of the corporation
Room lSoo, ~ Wall Street. New York FOR
the purpose of elect.ng Board OF Directors
two inspectors to serve at al! elections ar
stockholders during the ensuing year. and re.
officers and for the transaction OF such Other
business as may properly come before the
meeting.
Dated January 10th. 1918
y II NNULAND Vice President.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-17
Orchard and Field
Poultry-Dressed

turkeys. UIy QackeO, IL 10 DON,
Western, young toms,9dry picked, fancy,
3a0 35c; young hens, dry picked, fancy,
3d(n 35c; young hens and toms, mixed,
dry picked, fancy, $40 @5c; fair to
good. 300 33c; poor, 22tn 25c; old hens,
800 Bic; old toms, 29M30c; bbls, dry
packed, Western, dry picked, young
toms, fancy, 33m Sic; young hens,
fancy, 33@34c; young hens and toms,
mixed, fancy, 33@ 3ac; Western, dry
picked, poor, 20M25c; Western, dry
picked, old hens. 3OM3lc; old toms. 20
q 30c; Kentucky and Tennessee, dry
picked, choice. 33c; dry picked, aver
age best. ESQ, 3oc; poor, 2o9 25c; Tex
as, fair to good, 26Gl3lc
Chickens. Fresh, boxes, dry packed,
Western, milk fed, II lb to dozen and
under. 3aN 35c; lS to "a b. $3.50 SIC; 20
81 to AZ lb, 27M 27 '4c l3 to ~ lb, 2Snl
Is &c; AS to 80 lb, 30c; 60 lb and up,
Sic Corn fed, II lb to dozen and under,
32m 33c; is to a, 300 32c; 25 to 90 ID.
23m % '2c 80 TO 36 lb, 26@ 26tsc; 81
to ~ ID. 26m 26 l@c; i3 10 ~ lb, 27ol
27 '2c; Az to 50 lb, 26 "a 29c; GO lb and
Up. 29W 3oc; fresh, bbls, dry packed,
Philadelphia and Long Island, fancy
broilers, 3 to lb to pair, 400 45c;
Pennsylvania broilcrs, fair to prime,
SPA 40c; Virginia, milk fed, broiler,,
SOC; Virginia. milk fed, mixed weights,
26o 2Sc; Western, dry picked, milk fed,
broilers, 2SGl soc; corn fed, troilers, ~
"a 2Sc; milk fed, 3l2 lb, 26M27c; corn
fed, 3}2 ID, 25o 26c; milk fed, 4 lb
and up, 29M31c: corn fed, i
lb and up, 2S(o zoe; milk fed
mixed weights. 26M2Sc; corn fed, mixed
weights, 25Co 27c; Ohio and Michigan,
scaldcd, lbs and up. 2su soc; mixed
weights, 26(n PC; Western scalded,
corn fed, brolcrs, 25M PIC; fryers, 23n
24c; mixed weights, 24(n 25c; nearby,
SQUAD, brolcrs. . Il lbs to pair. 75c(a.
81; capons, Philadelpha, s lbs and
over each, $50 40c; 6-7 lbs. each, 3601
CT lbs, each, 35l' 36c; small and slips,
326l 34c fowls, fresh. dry packed, mix
fed, II to box, Western, boxes, AS go
lbs and over to dozen. dry picked.
20 Z n Bic; 30-47 lbs, 26n 29c; under 80
lbs, 21M 25c; corn fed, $50. lbs and
over to dozen, dry picked, 29M 3012c;
30-47 lbs. 25n 2sc; under 30 lbs, 23a
2Ac; fowls, fresh. bbls, dry packed,
Western, Northerly, dry picked. lbs
and over. 2912n soc; 1 y lbs, 290 2912c;
j lbs, 2S029c; 31a lbs, '26o 27c; lbs,
23Gi 24c; under 3 lbs, 22M 23c; South
ern, dry picked, large, 2Sm.29c; mixed
weights, SEA 2Sc; Western, scaded,
large. 2S1 29c; mixed weights, 26(a 2Sc;
small. 22cn 24c; old cocks, fresh, dry
packed. ~ to box, dry picked. No. !,
% y n 23c; fresh. dry packed. bbls, dry
picked, No. 1, 22o &c; scalded, No. /,
22n % i2c.
Ducks and Geese. Ducks, fresh, dry
packed, II to box. Wisconsin stall fed,
fancy. 2Sc; Western, i lbs and up,
fancy, 27(o 2Sc; under lbs. fancy, 26c;
fresh, dry packed. bbls, Western, A lbs
and up, fancy. 26o PIC; under lbs, %
a 26c; geese. fresh, dry packed. ~ to
tox, Wisconsin stall fed, fancy, PC:
Western. 10 lbs and up, fancy, 24c;
under 10 lbs, fancy, 234 24c; fresh, dry
packed. bbls, Maryland, 26e; Western.
1c lbs and over, fancy, 24c; under 10
lbs, fancy, 800 24c
New-York tribune., 1918-01-17
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
O!licr @;
BKOOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY,

TltY OF New York.
borough of Brooklyn, pccenber 90 1917
The ANIMAL meeting of the stockholder.
of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit COMPANY
for the election OF five (5) directors to
serve thre" CD years. and OF thre. 90 in-
spNctors of election to serve at the reX,
succeeding annual meeting and for ;ll. pur-
pose OF ransactinS such other business a
may be duly brought before tho meeting
viii be held at twelve .'c.och noon on l'ri-
day, January 25. 1918. at the office Of the
Company. IS Clinton street. Borough Of
Brooklyn. Now York CITY. The polls viii
remain open for one hour The transfer
books Will be closed a O'Clock r. NJ on
January 10. 1918. aud will romain closed
until ten o'clock y. N. the day imme.
diatcly succeeding said stockholders' meet
Ing. ]. II. BENNINGTON. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1918-01-17
TO THE DIRECTORS OFTHE NATIONAL
PHOTO ENGRAVING COMpANY.

Please take notice that meeting of the
Directors of the National Photo l.nyravnv
Co. Will be held at the otr!ce of the com.
pany, +6-'S New Chambers Street. New
York city, Thursday, January Slst 1919
at J Z. NJ. TO take action upon proposed
amendments 10 the by-laws OF such com
be amended by omilting the word Three on
second line and inserting the word Five.
Dated New York. Jan'y 10Th. 1915
WILLIAM L. SAIRBrCK. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1918-01-17
DIVIDEND NOTICES
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co,
OFFICE OF THr: SECRETARY.

ONFItE OF THE. SECRETARN.
Baltimore. Nd. January 49, 1878
Tho Board of Directors this day declared
from the net earnings of The Company for the
dend cf Two - lar Cent on The Preferred
stock Of he Company. payable March l.
1918. to Tho stockholders OF record q, the
close of business January 10. 1878
The Board also declared from the surplus
ca rnings If the COMPANY dividend Of Two
and one-half (2i,) Per Cent. on the Common
stock Of the Company, payable March l.
1918. 10 the stockholders Of record at the
close u business ON January ~ i9l5.
The transfer books Will not close.
C., w Wool FORD. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-17
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
YORK K--Julius A. Stursberg and an
ether. plaintiffs. against Eva Levine and
another. defendants.
In pursuance Of a Judgment Of fore
;hr above-enl.tled action and bearing
undersigned. tho referee In said Judgment
named w.ll sill at public auction. a, the
i.xchanEc Saleeroon, Ma. l4-lG Vesey
street in the Borough OF Manhattan. city
of New York. the 2eth day Of January
1913 at /. O'Clock noon on that day. By
Joseph =. Day, Auctioneer. the premises
directed by said judgment 10 bs sold and
therein described as follows
All that certain iot Of land situate In the
City OF New York. Borough of Manhattan,
bounded and described as follows:
BEGINIlNG al Il point on the Northerly
side OF Post Avenue. distant one hundred
feet k.astwarciy from tn Northeast corner
of Dycknan street and running. thence
90 NorthWardiy, parallel N.th Dyckman
Street one hundred and fifty five fec. .
thence Co lastwardiy at right angles TO
Dyckman Street. one hundred feet; thence
t3> Southwardlv. parallel with Dvcklnan
Street one hundred and ffty-hve feet 70
the Northerlv line rf Post Avenue aud
thence 90 Westwarcily, along the same
one hundred feet To the point of beginning
Dated New York. January Srd 1875
JOSEPH L. MORRlSSEY Referee
ALBERT II. ArrEKBURY. Attorney for
Plaintiff, 20 Broad Street, Borough OF
Manhattan.
THE following is a diagram Of the prop
erly 20 ue sold.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-17
) u S t e ma nee
Cereals

Wheat Railroad conditions in the
West have not improved sufficiently to
materially affect the movement Of
wheat, and receipts at Western points
for the day were light. Some of the mills
arc complaining of having difficulties
in securing wheat TO grind, and the
food administration has requested con-
sumers of flour to double their efforts
the additional 80 per cent Of 10000 900
bushels which have been promised TO
our Allies in Europe. AS far as the
new crop is concerned, the outlook has
been materially improved by the re-
cent precipitation.
Corn Price changes we're narrow
and final quotations were ac higher
to &c lower. Advices from the West
were distinctly more favorable for an
enlarged movement. Country shippers
we're reported showing anxiety to make
sales, and it was said that there are a
large number of cars now loaded, and
some in transit which will arrive at
tons permit. The weather was much
improved, and progress is being made
in relieving the congestion caused by
the recent storm.
There IS at present an embargo
against shipments Of corn to the East,
and Western houses believe that il the
movement increases as expected it will
bring about Il downward revision in
cash values which should have weak
cning influence on futures.
Yesterdays Previous Year
Corn: No. yellow SIT s1.77 S1.11I2
Chicago
sa"''Fs M"S :: ':s4is ':sa's 1:s4n, 1:s47s .eeNs
Oats.-An easier undertone prevailed
and final figures were sc to CSC lower.
Underlying sentiment was more bear
ish owing to expectations Of larger re-
cejpts in the near future. Price
changes were narrow
Ycsdays Previous Yca-
New York close close. ago.
Cash, No. white. .asIs .esje .65Is
Chicago:
Sr"""'y May ',.::.:.. . :7sss 7sss e 49, .s7,4
Rye. Market firm.
Yes days Previous Year
Cash, No. !; Western s1.e7 s1oo si5e
Flour and Meal.-Quotaton were:
Yes days Previous Year
close. close. ago.
Flour, Mimi. spg pat .s,o.65 sloeo $e.4o
Rye flour. choice ....... 1920 1920 7.70
Cornmeal kiln dried. -. e.75 9.75 5.25
Bran, l00-lb sacks. 1880 $3.50 1910
New-York tribune., 1918-01-17
Commodities ~
make, No. I, 3s1s @S9c; No. 2, 37E0
38c; lower grades. "a 1aM37c

Cheese Receipts were 1858 boxes.
State. whole milk. flats, held, colored.
specials. ID, 25M251sc; white specials,
24M q 2oc; colored, average run. 2aM q,
24%c; white, average run, 90 u q "a lac:
fresh, coiorcd, specials, 24024A c; !;
white, specials, % 12c; colored, average
run, % 3lac; white, average run, 800
23Nc; fair to good, 22@22 l2c; lower
specials, .AE G24Ac; white, specials,
24Ac; colored, average run, 24M24A c; ;
white, average run, 23% a2lc; ched-
Oars, held, specials. 24c: single daisies,
25%c; double daisies, % Y M25;A !;
Wisconsin, whole milk, fine to fancy,
twins, held, colored, 24M M24%4c;
white % !. 0 24c: single daisies, % Y a.
25Ac; double daisies, 25lac; Young
Americas, held, 27lsM28c; fresh, 271a
(0l27Mc; state, skins, twins and flats
held, specials. 19@l9Hc; flats, fresh,
specials, 171.Ml8hc; twins and ched-
dars, fresh, specials, l71a @l8hc; flats,
prime to choice, 16@l7c; twins and
cheddars, prime to choice, 16@17c;
fair to good, 13@15c; lower grades,
SIl2c.
Eggs. Receipts were 1927 cases.
Fresh gathered extras, per dozen, 500
zoe; extra trsts, 68c; tirsts, 66M67c;
seconds, Goa 65c; refrigerator, special
marks, fancy, A8c; iirsts, 46MlA7c; sec
onds, 44M45c; lower grades, 42M43 lac j;
refrigerator, nearby whites, 48M SOC !;
state, Pennsylvania and nearby West
crn hennery whites fine to fancy, 730l!
75c; ordinary TO good, 68M72c; gath
cred whites, ordinary to fine, $50 72c !;
state. Pennsylvania and nearby whites,
pullcts, 65Cn Csc; Western and South
ern, gathered whites, G6M72c; state,
Pennsylvania and nearby hcnnery
browns, 70M 72c; gathered brown and
mixed colors, 65M70c
New-York tribune., 1918-01-17
Bonds

Trading in bonds on tho New York
Stock Exchange Wednesday amounted
to 81 ,65S 900, against $4,391 600 Tuesday.
S4,062, 900 Il week ago, S5,653,O00 Il year
ago. From January l to date, $55,567,-
900, against $75 l01 900 in 1917.
u. S. Government Bonds
New-York tribune., 1918-01-17
Curb Market

Note. The Tribune assumes no RESPONSE
bllity for the accuracy or authenticity Of curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
Wednesday We're reported as folows
New-York tribune., 1918-01-17

Sales.
1900 fJumbo Extcn..
1000 stKewanas
500 TX p {; Nj Ltd.
1900 stMarsh Min.
100 Macon Valley.
5000 monster CHER.
1000 stMother Lode.
10000 +tNatl Leasing.
1000 *fNatl Z & Id.
500 tNev Ophir NJ.
2300 sNew Cornclia.
100 N y & II X Nj {
5000 sNicklns Min. :.
500 Nipissing NJ Co.
] 10000 'Nixon Nevada .
1900 +fPolc Star c. .
1900 fPortland G. c..
1000 AtProvincial NC
200 @ltay Hero Min.
1000 Trek Con Min =.
100 tRochestcr Nj. {.
2300 Silver X of A. :.
23O S X c of Utah.
1000 sfSilvcr Pick. .
500 Standard Sid.
100 tSuccess Min.
900 Sup g. Boston.
$50 Tonopah Ext.
l50 Tin Eastern .
200 Unity G NJ Co..
300 White Caps NC.
1000 WhitcCEN Ia ~ :.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-17
Standard Oil
Other Oil Stocks

sales. Open High. Low. Last.
1000 *fAmcr Oil .. 10 20 19 20
1850 SIAM Vent Oil. 10 II 9 II
500 'Barnett Q 4 G. 1,'s X 1,'s i IA
LOO *Biack y Oil. 7la 7Ie 7Lo ~
o0uu = Rost-Wyo Oil "a "a "a "a
$500 sCosdcn e. Co.. 7la 7Ia ia
$3.50 tCrown Oi!.... ia Us Il
300 Cun,b p 6; Ref 1as 1l2 1as t,r
200 Elk Basin Pet o. 6l2 Ga GA
| 1000 *ElkIO&Gla pl is "a "a "a
1000 eEsmer o Corp IA q :, Il
500 %Fcdcral OIL. 25s 25a 25s 2ss
500 *TIan Oil & Ref 6'2 ia 6Ia 7lg
800 *Houston OIL. 81 51la I9ls SO
100 "lsl Oil & IT,. 27s 27s 3
400 Ken Oil IA pr a ~ d q
2500 Met Pet ...... Is ls ID Is
1000 'iMidwest Oil. .1O6 1O3 1O5 1O7
500 80" .Nidwast SS pt' Kei1o5 ,os ,o5 "a ,o5 ~
loo Mineral " Pet 1Ia We ~ ~,
1000 *iNorthw Oil. So So 81 So
1000 *fOkla Oil com 4
900 Okla Pr & Ref 6sa 7as 6ss 73a
25oo 'Omar o & G.. 35 IS 81 IS
100 *Pan-Am Fct 81. 44 44 Al "a
500 +renn-ky Oil. ga 5l4 5,a 5Is
100000 *tQueen Oil -. so 70 SO 70
$500 *Rcd X o & G.. ~ n }s "a
1000 SRicc Oil ..... .. ;, :,
500 %Sapulpa O g. K. 9 ga 3aa
$500 SeQuoyah ORR. II So So
1000 'lln West Oil. !: :, - "a
100 "Ncntura G Oil. 5s4 53a 52a 521
800 *Nic Oil new st. 31a So 37o az
New-York tribune., 1918-01-17
Industrials

sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
1000 "Actna Expl... 7ss 7 ~
100 Sdo col IT. c..
2oo SAm W Paper. 2is 2Is 2
400 Bran 1ob coup II 17Ia II wa
100 Car l. & P... 2ts 2ls 2ls 81
1000 Chevrolet Mot. fO7 ITO 107 100
5" Settles ); c old.215 215 215 215
7s Edo pf ...... 74ls 74la 74Ia 74l I,
1000 +Cupritc Sulphur 15s 15s 1ss 1ss
i0u "Electric Gun. 90 81 "a 81
100 Ev Hcaney Inc. 21 q q q
100 "Int Trad Corp. q 1Is "a VA
1900 Marconi Of AM 23s 3aa 3aa 33s
50D "Maxim Mum. "a "a 81 81
400 Nor Ana y & T. ga 2a4 23a 23a
100 n y TranSp... 173a 1926 173s 1884
$50 t!2rudential Pic 5a SIS 5lIo 57a
12oJ Smith VI T..... ia IA / ~
20. *Standard Mot ole 9ls ole oL2
1900 Subm Boat V t 49,, 1872 10 13
1900 Tr Film e.. Il II II Il
1900 L $ Steamship. ga
5000 *United Motors. 81 213h 2O7s 21ts
500 "W-M Aircraft. "a ia
New-York tribune., 1918-01-17
SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
of the County OF New York. NOTICE i.
sgainst Jacob Edward Nastiu late Of the
County Of New York. deccased. to present
the same with vouchers thereof to the sub
scriber. at her place Of transacting bust
ness n, the Office OF her attorney Stanley
lioicomb Mol,eson. No. ~ Broadway Bor
ough OF Manhattan. IN the city OF Ney
York, on or before the 10Th day of May
next.
Dated. New York. the Goth day Of Octo-
bcr. 1917.
EMMA CHURCH MAsTIN.
STANLEY HOLCOMB MOLLEsON. A..
torney for EXecuirix. AZ Broadway.
New York. y. I.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER On
Honorable John p Cohalan Surrogate
of the County Of New York Notice. 4.
hereby given to all persons having claim,
against MARY T. FLEMING late OF III.
County Of New York. State OF New. York
deceased. 20 present the same witch youcb'
crs thereof 10 the subscriber, at her nIacc
Of transacting business, at the offlce ~
IicVard K. Eayne. Esq. her attorney No
81 Wall Street, in the CITY OF New York
@ before the sth day Of MAY next
Dated. New York. the 27,h day II Oc.
tobev. 1917.
MARY II. A. ALIEN
HOWARD Il. BAYNE ESQ. Atfarnev
Cor EXecutriX. 67 Wall Street Borough
VI Manhattan. New York Cit:.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-17
Irish Convention
Nearing a Crisis
Success or Failure Depends on
Ulster Unionists, Says
London Paper

LONDON, Jan. 16.-Sevcral of the
newspapers refer to the ex-
New-York tribune., 1918-01-17
Bonds

enlisted tSell cents per s,llres
Consolidated Exchange
[ Unit Of tvnde on this exchange, 10 shares.1
Transactions and prices yesterday for the
more active shares follow:
New-York tribune., 1918-01-17
Metals

waiting attitude continues in the
copper market, buyers holding off in
ANTICIPATION of an announcement from
Washington with regard TO the future
price of the meta Lead and srcltcr
yesterday were quiet and firm.
Current spot prices for few Of the
principal metal and metal products.
compared with those prevailing at the
corresponding time Of last year, fol-
low:
New-York tribune., 1918-01-17
Mining Stocks
Open. High. Low. Last.

Sales. Open High Low. Last
400 Alas Br Col NJ ' p, W >,
900 *3Atlanta . 10 II 10 ~
COCO Big Ledge G Co. 1 1is 50
63oo t Rost & Mont 44 a. AZ 81
100 *Bradshaw { NJ 1as 13s 1as 49,.
100 Butte C&Z vtc 7l2 W 73r ".
1000 Butte Detroit e.. Is 4 = =
200 "tCaledonia . SIS 53 So So
100 seal & Jerome. 1ls 1la ia ".
2000 Canada Copper. ia 2,s IA ~,
1000 iCashboy ...... ~, AZ, 4lo A.,
10000 s1CSM& M(ap). 70 Sc 70 36
100 "Coco Riv Min. q, ~. 23s 2I,
12O0 Con Ariz Smelt 1tS 1ls 2
1900 sConsol-H stead 20 27 26 27
$50 Copper Valley. I
1900 Cres Con Gold. 5 S
500 Emma Cons. So 3s "a z
200 siFortuna Cons 80 40 80 40
100 "f(;ibson Cop. ct. 2ls 2js 2la Pa
200 iGodfed Con-. ID i, ~ 4
1000 TGodhed Mer.. 4
300 'Creen Mon NJ. Is IS 70 "a
800 Hecla Mining e. dla Az
5000 "yInt Mines 10 10 6 10
800 slron Blossom. ls ,'a is ia
1000 *,ler Yer Ga p) "a Il "a
1900 *Jer-Pres Cop. 2ss pa Pc 25s
500 +IJim Butler. Is - 73 70
New-York tribune., 1918-01-17

Oats.-An easier undertonc prevailed
and final figures were sc to CSC lower.
Underlying sentiment was more bear
ish owing to expectations Of larger re-
ccjpts in the near future Price
chances were narrow
New-York tribune., 1918-01-17

Flour and Meal.-Quotations were:
Yes days Previous Year
,,,o,r u;nn enc ,+ s,o s9ss e. s,o sG,s S. .o ssS a.
Rye flour. choice ..... 1920 1920 40
Cornmeal. kiln dried. e.75 9.75 5.25
Bran. 100-lb sacks 1880 1850 1910
New-York tribune., 1918-01-17

All stocks quoted dollars per share.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-17
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-01-19
Service
Flags
-
Only a Few Left

We have just a dozen SER
vice Flags left. which We
will close out AZ s. ceuis
each. These are wiih either
one or two stars. Flags
with more than two stars
can be had on special order.
These Service flag- are
the bert made az this price
OF anywhcre near li They
are Of good size and 81 high
grade bunting. hand scvcd
and storm proof.
Every family that has a
son. father. husband or
brother IN the crvicc should
display one of these lar
They mark me homes from
which men have gone 90 do
their share in the great war
When these few Service
Flags hich we have on
hand arr gone We shall or
der mo- more n you want
one ~ these iiags gct 3, nov /.
instead n being sorry when
il n too late.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-01-19

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p ress Nsw Ynsk pFl1fs paid ~
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sf 50 CNUsCH ST tOOSlCK
FALLS. NY 81 RohxTsson
Williams news., 1918-10-25
A Protest

It has been brought to our attention that certain girls and young ladies of Williams are Tn the habit of meeting trains and flirting at both Hong and short range with soldiers and sailors waving and shaking hands thru car windows, mingling freely, unattended, with the men on the platform, furnishing names and addresses for future cor respondence etc., etc.
 This matter has been adverse ly commented on by some of our best ladies' the Red Cross, and is dangerous, and also contrary to the rules of the railroad.
 It would seem that fond ma mas and papas would keep an eye on their darlings."
 The above article was hand ed to the News for publication, and should be given serious consideration, especially as the military authorities are trying to put a stop to this practise all over the nation.
Williams news., 1918-10-25
IRENE BART
For Justice of the Peace

Having received the demo- cratic nomination for the office or Justice of the Peace, by the Will of the party expressed at the September primary, I now solicit the support of all of the voters Of this precinct. If cleo ted, l will stand for a fair deal for all. and will consider it my special duty to see to it that the farmers and small stoc kmen are extended every safeguard within my Jurisdiction, as pro Vlded tn the laws of the state
 H. D.BOULIN
Williams news., 1918-10-25
But not this man
Amendment.
 700

Robs the labor agitator of his thunder. Cuts out the ambulance chasing grafter. Cuts out all court costs and damage suits Relieves taxpayers of big burden. Provides more liberal compensation than any state at no cost to the workman. Provides state insurance for the employer at actual cost.
  Directors: Thatcher Arizona;
 
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