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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07
Sudden Declines of from
10 to 80 Points After
Continued Rise.
PAPER PROFITS LOST
BY OUTSIDE BUYERS
BAD News Of Two Subsidiaries or
Old Trust Sends Prices OF
Others Tumbling.

The expected break in the prices vi
standard oil subsidiaries traded IN on the
curb came Yesterday. Since october
prices Of the segregated parts OF the Ola
Standard Oil Company have risen higher
and higher until Thursday. when gains o.
as much as 2co points were recorded a.
compared with the figures 81 last lal"
The break Yesterday was started pH Inv
Unexpectedly poor report OF the buche'e
Pipe Line Company. This showed loss
of over 100000 in net profits for 1913 ana
a deficit OF 500. ns from operations for the
year as compared with surplus OF over
81 10000 in the previous year
The decline yesterday plainly showed
with what little judgment the pubic hao
purchased oil stocks on the ADVANCE
Even after large stock and cash DIVIDENDS
had been declared by several OF the com
panies their securities were sought on
rumors that dividend rates would be IN
creased and further stock dividends de-
clared.
This was trus with Standard Oil Com
pany OF New York. After 1t hao III
creas ed its capital from N60c'O1 TO So'-
10000 by declaring a 400 per cent STOCK
dividend. rumors were circulated that
large extra cash dividend was forthcom-
ing. The stock rose from around loo TO
2l5 Il was on its way 20 80. according 10
the "touters." when yesterday II was an
nounced that the directors had decided to
distribute only 81. not stating whetner
this would be regular or quarterly.
Then the break already started by the
Buckeye report carried all the others with
it, Standard Oil Of New York at its low
point broke about - points, Standard oil
Ohio. SO: Atlantic Refining, Is; OHIO Oii'
10; STANDARD of California, 20: Standard OF
Kentucky. %: Buckeye Pipe, 10, and Pral-
RE oil and Gas about Il.
The first clear signs Of a storm in these
securities appeared the first part OF this
week. when the brokers complained they
did not like the rapid advance in prices
as il entailed the use of good deal OF
money. with little commission. In the most
active issues transactions OF more than tei'
shares al a time we're iRfrequent. the
purchase of 100 shares of the special
ties" advanced prices over FIVE points
commission broker unless he bought some
OF each stock for his own account.
As has been pointed out in The Tr1b-
une. prices Of oil securities were rising
rapidly. regardless of whether or not
earnings justified the advances me
brokers blamed the rise on the puohc,
which. they said. was continuously pur-
chasing oils on the assumption that they
would go up as long as the market was
bare Of stocks For time IT had seemed
as though every one was buying and no
one selling Since the movement started
il is estimated that the oil stocks nave ap-
preciated I'm value close TO AWV",e". For
ten Of the most active days in November
alone The Tribune's statistical depart
ment figured that the rise in prices rep
resented paper profits of almost $1,000
GO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07
TRADING in THE
CURB SECURITIES
Standard Oil Shares Break Sharp
ly-LOsses in Some Stocks OF
Over 80 Points.

Disappointed by the report Of the Buck
eye Pipe Line Company. which showed q
deficit Of over $685. coo. and the declara-
ton Of 81 instead Of 50 by the Standard
Oil Company OF New York on the in
creased capital stock. brokers In the OIL
department OF the New York euro market
yesterday started selling movement
that sent prices tumbling. The low prices
I'm some instances represented losses of
over - per cent from yesterdays cios".
Standard Oil Of New York suffered heav-
lily. while Standard Oil OF Ohio, Ken
tucky, California, Buckeye Pipe. Atlantic.
Ohio Oil and others showed large losses.
The market rallied little toward the
close, but heavy net losses were shown
on the day.
The industrial list was quiet. with cigar
Stores and Riker- Hegeman firm Copper
shares were easier. Nipissng continued
its downward trend, touching low
OF 6i2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07
DISCUSSES
U. P. DISTRIBUTION
Saws Reduction of Bond Con-
version Rate Would Be
Illegal.

Recause Of protests from holders OF
the convertible per cent bonds OF the
Union Pacific Railway Company against
tho nropcsed distribution OF S2W0Ooo OF
its Baltimore 4 Ohio stock. together
with & in cash. 10 the common S'och-
holders on April I. Robert ;. Lovett'
chairman OF the board. issued an explain
atorv statement Yesterday. Judge LoVe''
prefaced his written statement by saying
that among the letters received ne old
moi recall any threats 10 prevent ny
litigation the proposed Distribution.
Nv the reduction of the Union Pacihc
dividend 10 per cent. which goes into
effect with the extra distribution TO the
common stock holders. the oondholoers
argued that the prospect tor the price oil
the stock reaching the conversion neure
ha, been materially lessened ana tha'
the privilege would be virtually a deao
letter bv July l. 1877. when this option
terminates.
Judge Lovett answered that there was
nothing in the indenture under Wnich
.be convertible bonds were issued which
Unmarried the right of the common STOCK
holders 10 ulSuluutlph a. cii' ''''N
the Union Pacific profits. OF that limited
the mower Of the company with respect
in The rate OF dividends. increase oil
stock or reduction Of surplus. The dis
tribution is said to be from accumulated
surplus profits psinly applicable as diVi-
dends only on the common stock. and
chargeable to surplus and ut capital.
The company promise o pay the
prjncipal and the interest and 10 convert
the bonds at certain rate during a
certain period al the opuvn OF the mold
e." says the statement and that was
absolutely all it promised.
THE suggestions that have feen mace
for reduction OF the convertible rate,
or for setting aside securities for the
benefit of the convertible bond holders
whenever they choose TO convert were
carefully considered. but are Impossible
because Illegal and in plain violation OF
the rights of the common stock holders
Such action would be annulled by the
courts or. il effected. would render the
directors personally liable.
"Our action was taken only after fun
consideration Of the relative rights OF
the holders of the preferred stock. com
mon stock and the convertible bonds. Tor
all Of whom We felt we were trustees.
Judge Iovett. with his family. Will sail
to-day on the Martha Washington for
an eight weeks vacation in Egypt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07
New York Centrals Mortgage.

D. The latest issue Of The Financial
,-or.c'e" there appears summary or
n, New York Centrsls new Se1lUi :"
es,o'iastioE mortgage. There are a
To- many lons winter evenings Yet be-
"a. .he reading season is formally con-
s.s,d ana the assiduous student may
.osssblr hope 90 get as far into the
...r bv the beginning Of spring a. the
sse-iss ambitious person does with say
grs.s History OF Civilization The
.st.-r form in which the statement is
PRINTED however. permits the easy as
sr. ation Of such facts a. that the bonds
=. psysble principal and interest with
I'd ABDUCTION for any tax other than
rf federal income tax which the rail-
bad company on the trustee may be re-
ered % pay or 10 retain therefrom
rd.r any present or future law. and
asi ne mortgage is FIRST lien on 81
riss he.e. SS2ls miles there, 266- in an
rfsf place. and so on. which does not
-srpsn 10 he already covered. The con-
81 dalton mortgage does not increase the
resent bonded debt OF the New YORK
Csnirsi and the bonds are TO he legal
-,.sfmsnts FOR savings banks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07

Weekly movement figures of the New YORK
Cotton Exchange: Port receipts, 2o3'o2o balrs
against ~. o5J last year; overland TO mills ana
,anads %. IDS against 20. 4s4 last year; South -
orn mill takings estimated 1900. against
20 zoo last year, loss OF stocks at interior
towns % 426 against 1l.sOf last YEAR orougnt
into sight for the week 3as. IN. against I'D 100
last wear Total crop movement: Port ie-
ceipts. s2I3. 2O5 q. 073 deducted New Orleans.
against sO4t 4O3 last year; overland TO mills
southern mill takings. 900. against lefo-
600 last year: stock al interior towns in excess
Of september T. 60s,143 1soO0 burned, hous-
ton Memphis. against 5So,4s2 last year
brought into sight thus far for season Il.o't =
3OT against II 263. SAB last year. Brought into
sight during January 1888. sI2, against 1899
sos last year. ~
Liverpool cables: Spot fair business doing;
sales 10 coo bales speculation and export
] 900 American. 1900. The total includes
. go made late yesterday. Imports. $4,000
American. 81 900 Mddlng upland, $3.50
old and 10 2is points lover on new crop
positions: closed steady. al 10 points
decline: February, Sod. February March.
G.5atsd; Marcn-April, 66ld. Aprii-MAy
657isd: May-June, $3.50: June-July. s54d
Iuly-Aucust. SOD: August-Septsmber. 6.40i;
September October 6.2Tl ed; October November.
e. i9i2d: November December. 6.15d. Deem
ber-January and January February. 6ltt.
Manchester: Yarns DULL and easier; cloths dull
New Orleans Feb 9Th. cotton market to-
day went to small net advance. Throughout
the session profit taking operations by shorts
we're the main support. Early In the session
prices went 8 10 I points under yesterday
final figures. Stormy and cold weather made
the hear side cautious. and finally weekend
close was steady. at a net advance Of TO .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07
New Cuban Bonds at 981.

The slOoo0o9 per cent Cuban bonds
RECENTLY acquired By the syndicate con
sis.ing OF !. p Morgan Co. Kuhn
Loeb & Co. the First National Bank and
the National city Bank are being offered
M sg5 The bonds are due February J.
1919 The subscription list viii he closed
not later than February 10.
Award Of the bonds TO the Morgan syn
dioate last month confirmed the previous
exclusive announcement by The Tribune
that the Republic Of cuhas agreement
with speyer 4 60. FOR hnancing its re-
quirements would he terminated By Presi'
dent Menocal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07
ONE AT VAN TUYL HEARING
Sub Committee on Private
Ranks Hears R. 8. Nichols.

Roswell : Nichols. OF the law arm OF
Rollins e. Rollins. was the only person 10
sppear Yesterday At the hearing in the
Chamber OF Commerce called by the sub
committee on private banking OF the van
Tuyl commission. appointed to revise the
state banking laws. Yesterdays meeting
was for the purpose of obtaining the
views OF mortgage. loan and investment
corporations
The law firm with which Mr.. Nichols Is
connected had charge OF the liquidation
of the Fidelity Development Company. ono
OF the Joseph Robin realty ventures. lie
told the members OF the committee tha'
all corporations selling real estate on 'he
irstalment plan or who sell seeuriues W
the public should be under the controi OF
the state Banking OF the State insurance
Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07
BLIZZARD WEATHER
SENDS, WHEAT UP
Part of Advance Lost
Other Grains Also Higher
Coffee Declines.

sharp upturn in the wheat marks,
yesterday. due to severe cold weather anu
storms over the Western wheat belt, was
partly lost on reports that a.large part
Of the planted territory was fully pro-
tected by snow and final figures were
:. to sc net above those Of Thursday.
corn also advanced under a sharp cover
ing movement. based on the belief that
the storms would cause heavier feeding
demand and closed = 20 Sc higher. oats
were irmer, the early upward movement,
uncovering stop-lOss orders before IL Nas
checked.
There was little beyond local operations
in the coffee market yesterday. with longs
inclined to lquidate and shorts to- cover.
The advance Of Thursday was believed u
be- due 10 the removing IL hedges against
spot coffee, and prices yesterday reacted
10 about their former level. the close be-
ing at net declines for the day of to 10
points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07
London & Smiths Bank.

At the half-yesrly general meeting OF
the Union OF London Smiths bahH'
Ltd. held in London on January = last
ON the proposH OF Sir Felix schuster
o,,,arror me following members OF the
hoard were unanimously reelected. her
bert Francis Smith. Horace Georse pe-
vas John Alan Clutton- Brock ana JONI,
~ Princes street London. and has ar
authorized capital OF f25.co.cS subscribed
cspi,sl of ~. aga. TO- paid-up capltal 10.
~ ;ss reserve fund n ii0ooo and deposit
and curren, accounts OF December 81 iasl
OF al. 80 500. Sir Felix Scnuster' bart, -
sarsrror LINDSAY Eric Smith deputy gov
srnor and H. II. Hoare secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07
Nod of Some Regulation
If Security Issues
More Obvious.
!, DATING DEBTS NOT
prPORTED TO PUBLIC
lard Oil Subs" Boom Goes
"a Pieces Statement on
Rock Island.

,bs strongest argument Tor
i''.,n,al regulation of security IS
= ~, rractices OF the railroads them
-" x,sr., ali the important systems
''S = The unimportant ones. nave
' r,, AL one time o. another col
oot security issues s1rrept'o'S-
,h, man DOB the street m'sn' s"' D.
.,,og, publicity. as the roads might
10 is within recent memoir
-.,.,ee that one OF the Northwest
..ds vas discovered 10 have 500
~ millions OF dollars worth OIL
,r,vstely without the knowledge
- 20 whom it had sold other mill
..hnclv. Bond dealers who hau
- ON a dehuitely known hoauns
-, acre disconnected 80 md thel'
-, anticipated Only when the an
..oori appeared. months later. was
- that an additional sale had been
!. similarly. few people except IN
are ever aware OF increases I'D
--,.rvs Aoaunc Indebtedness, though
!, ire most prolific sources OF trou-
i. d. -. past has been that very thins'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07
me phelps.Dodno Denial.

Dodge q Co the corporation,
y. yesterday that ii had ever invested
-. I'D Rock Island securities. II
H.. ~ hard. perhaps. 10 find any body
-'u3-ined that IT he'd. OF Who WAS
~ mat Y Vas the III paso s. South
49,. Nompany controlled by stock
=, a.. Ihe'ps. Dodge a Co. which
IA. p "' oio'k Of preferred stock that
!, ''r'e''son'tsrQuhar syndicate had 10
|h~., 20" years ago. Yesterday =
s,,,.. ''~'sln'ni said nothing about the
'.,a.. ~ me holdings of individual d.
ia. 80, ~ Phelps. Dodge & Co Just before
s.,'se assumed the Rock Island
49, ' mem last fall. II IT had the Rock
- issues might not hive made TN.
~ Wlccs In their his,oy,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07
IRE End Of the Rainbow.

'f',lialors have been warned AGAIN and
IAN BY fpeeiahsts 600 the Standard oil
''"' 'uesidiarics that the boom was
us o's'done But acting on the idea
-' yer reaction. however small. was a
'.'''s 10 by. PEOPLE with little or no
ION whatever Of the amount OF profits
-''''o ~ the several companies pressed
I" weit pilgrimage 10 the end OF the
Yesterday was dav Of reckon
standard OF Ohio dropped % points.
lard Of California %. Standard Of
-" q ard 30 on. 4 poor earnings
'"'sn' - the Buckeye Pipe Line Com
vas The immediate cause OF The de-
ei' ,hs trouble had long been brew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07
s,y.h.rn paeihc's Notes.

-, year the Southern Pacific suthor-
y ,,soooo = notes and sold 5000
- =, ,bsm. only accidentally. as far as
/, ,r.rsge investor is concerned. was II
..o-,-ed recently that the other Slo''
"a. had been disposed of Now. II IS
], ....ntal that a company should 30
=, ,ih 4 brass band 10 announce every
Use IN it, Outstanding obligations
y, ,.u will question the right OF po'eh-
\. ,uvers and actual holders OF SOUTH
!. Pacific or any other corporation :
-,,,es to know OF such alterations III
49, equities. particularly by hoauns
,,.s,.dness as early as any oody else
,..so-ation stockholders are corporation
-,s.-s. n IS an absurdity TO suppose
II, The only information about their own
,vo,rty they are entitled TO set is that
.s-nirsd in monthly earnings statements
i In annual reports which are out oil
IN, b. anywhere from i've 10 eisht
-.-ts, IA the time they appear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07
FEDERAL lieht and Traction.

The consolidated statement o. the feu-
eral Light and Traction Company ana
subsidiaries for the year ended Decem-
Der 81. 1919 shows gross earnings Of .
- i6i. an increase of sl6l6S' over the
previous year Net earnings were NoN ~
= loss of $s.ac7. and surplus after d'Ni-
dend was Nt7.sS5. decrease of SSH
This report does not include the Demih-
Ice and Electric Company. The decrease
ir surplus IS due principally TO the ho'
Sn,i,gs 6~e and the strike at Trinidad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings OF
Various Corporations.

Tho report q the Toronto Railways
Company Tor the yesr ended Decemoef
81. 1918 shows gross earnings Of $o@Vis
and net % s2.s2,7lo. Payment 10 the CITY
Under terms OF the franchise amoun'eo
10 81 80 EOS leaving = surplus FOR the yea
az S7s7 rs Passenger earnings were -
sso cS. as compared with S.S''W iof l'e
year before. an increase Of %lS'l%' Ire
expenditures on the property from oapl-
tai account in 1913 aggregated sit6iS'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

o.
GRAIN-WHEAT-A blizzard over the
Western wheat belt. with the lowest tempera
lures of the season IN the southwest, res1lte1
In sharp upturn in values as traders we're
apprehensive OF damage 10 the growing crop
The fact that the cold wave vas accompanied
by extensive snowfall. ana The Modern
Miller report stated that the crop is in per
feet condition. with snow covering the Middle
West from Pennsylvania to Colorado had a
tendency 10 Offset the effect OF the storm and
prices late in ihe day lost part Of the advance.
closing "a esc net higher Foreign markets
were generally frmer owing 10 smaller ship
ments from Argentina than expected and bull
ish reports from Australia. as well as an i'm
proyement in the spot demand. The advance
in prices carried the market above an export
LASTS. and while there were reports OF 10 loads
Of Manitoba aold It was thought that this was
left over from Thursdays business. In the
LEGAL cash market No hard winter wheat vas
quoted az coo. | I. 20 arrive; No red winter.
81 00is. nominal. elevator. domestic: No
Northern Duluth. 81 o3. b; No Northern
Manitoba. 81 ON. h. CORN-The colder
weather over the West resulted In shar b
covering movement. Cash markets were some
what irmer. and this seemed TO stimulate a
better feeling. The technical position was oe
lieved TO be irm, and while there was mod p
crate setback IN the afternoon prices closed
well up TO the top, with net gains OF IA ~
Cash No yellow corn Nas quoted A. 'g'se'
er with the other markets and influenced BY
sharp covering. which eariv In the day uncov-
cred stop loss ords;- Ihs loeai cash ash m Ma
45n45isc: Nc 3. i4qi+l7c; No :. i3iaa4tc
ordinary clipped 4t6 .6c: fancy clipped. asa
47c: al elevator. RYE-steady; No West
ern. 6IHc, 9 T. New York. export BARLEY
Quiet: mating e5a15c, T. Buffalo.
PCcKWfIEAT-ouiet; Canadian 81 81: silver
hull. 81 81: mixed 81 50; japanese. 81 30
Wheat dncluding hour) exports for the Week.
bushels. against 8.717.a1s last week and 50? 20
i52 last wear. since July l. lIi.V9l, go bushels.
against ISL .559. 9s2 last season. Cora experts
for the week POI, 80 bushels. against 100
last week and . $50 is3 last year. since July ].
IT'S 1877 against a. $50 O6s last season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07
Monterey Railway, Light and Power.

Tho Monterey Railway. Light and POW
o. company. which has STOOD the SRA
of the Mexican revolution for some time.
has at last been forced 20 defer the pay
ment or interest on its securities The
directors have announced that the in
tercst que February on the $4,000" mrs.
mortgage 6ebenture stock will be deferred
until such time - financial and political
conGitions improve IN the republic. the
statement was made that OWING L" ire
disturbed conditions In Mexico the state
Of Nuevo Leon haS been unable 90 set'le
the claims OF the COMPANY under the il
Per cent guarantee on the capital IN
, estment of the Monterey WaterworkS
END Sewer Company. subsidiary, Al
though substantial sums have neen paid
on account Of this claim.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.
Transactions for foreign account yes
teIday amounted 10 only 5000 shares.

The reported movements of currency
this week indicate gain in cash by the
banks Of about $1,000. coo. They re-
ceived from the interior $2O,1ls,0e0 and
shipped to the interior $l0,5i0. 600. in
Guiding $685. 600 national bank notes
sent 10 Washington for redemption. The
hanks lost s77s.OOO 10 the sub-Treasury
and $4,000. 600 gold bars were sent TO
Paris The gain from the interior was
Sic,l16.o0o
The spring meeting Of the American
psnkere' Association will he held at Hot
SPRINGS. Va. on April 80. MAY ana :.
Arrlication mas been made 10 the New
York stock Exchange 10 list si0,Oooso0
preferred and siS.o00.ooQ common stock
Of Cluett. Peabody & Co, incorporated
The Buckeye Pipe Line Company re
ports net profits FOR 1915 or s5,o5-'oei'
decrease Of t2.S67Sil a. compared with
the previous wear Operations Tor the
wear resulted in deficit OF s5es.4S. as
compared with surplus OF s. 600, f22'in
1912. difference of s2.3s'.S+l.
Exports Of copper for the week endeu
February totallod S.224 tons. since
February ! exports were s.ffS, as com
IA red with S4f5 tons for the same pc
Rod last year.
Gross sales Of Montgomery Ward q
co. for the year ended December 81 were
se9.725.7l2. and surplus was si.33is
after all charges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07

PROyisIONs-lnsetive but prlces were
heavy throughout most % the day. owing 10
moderate selling eredied to stockyard ~
family. t:t0t26. short clear. $50 - q So.
BEEF-sieady. mess tisasls SO: family.
S1aaS20: packet. SIS SoHsio so extra Ind
mess S2sa $50 DRESSED HOGS-Firm.
lis.0i2tc. pigs. i2Ac CUT MEATS
Picked bellies quiet 20 NJ. 1850. Il 10,
iSc; "a 10. i:l.c. pickled hams quiet: i4c.
TALLON-ouie,. special, .tc. city. 6s.c
country. sdSAc. LARD--Barely stead,
middle West. re city. i0ac asked rsAned
steady South America. 49, n-~stnsnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07
" 9 TREASURY FINANCES.

! t.s 0"' FEB e.--Th. condition ~ the
ka... ''-''' Treasury a, the beginning a,
,iez n. $50 Nsi balance In general
~ ~. p,sl payments ..ste,ds =, 49,
ss.,. net MS hscsi ye.r 4. sSonss
ss,s ., surplus Of 81 $50. se5 ls,r var
<<<u.s. '~hsms Canal and public deb,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07

Seven Keys 10 6aIdpate' is . good
story. but Earl oerr 6isssrs does even
better in Love Insurance. which be-
Elm, next Sunday in The Tribune. Or.
der your copy in advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07
INDUST S.
RAILROAD.
80 Am LIT pt.10e los
BON DIS.

psG T. SIS ios 10 ,NYC as. 81 1907. lel
Rrsd con es.l5s lJs NYC as 90 1907, lol
chic Ell 30 n 9S ssS West Pac SIS. - 10
tSells cents per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07
TORONTO STOCKS.

FURNISHED by ]. J. Carew. No. ~ Broad
street,
COBALT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.

.Ex dividend. fScs cents per share.
rights sExcIusive SO cash dividend. 'Odd 10