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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-08
Comm ODDITIES

make. No /, 2sd2s,sc; No ?. 27i9c; lower
grades, 25 iaM2 pc.
Cheese. Receipts. 4.46t boxes. state.
whole milk. flats. held, specials. per % 4
M25iec; average fancy. 2iA a 25c lower
grades, 22m 2ic: fresh. colored. specials,
2ilac white. specials, 2iisc; eolored. aver
age fancy. 2ic white. average fancy. 2ic
lower grades 22M2 Ise; twins, held. spe-
cials. PSI a 25t2c; average fancy. 2il2Gl Zoe
cheddars. held, specials. IS y. a % &c: single
daisies, fancy. ESQ % icc Wisconsin. whole
milk. fancy. twins. held, 25d 2S ise; fresh
24l2c single daisies, 25a25 lec double
daisies, held 256t2 &c: fresh, 24tm2il2c
Young Americas, 2i& d25e; Far Western,
whole milk. Oregon. triple daisies. fresh, p
a24Ac; California. double daisies. fresh.
23iafi 2ic: state. skins, current make, spe-
cials, 20i2m Gle; choice. 1874 zoe; fair to
good, 17taMlSi2c; lower grades, l2etl1c.
Receipts. 1851 cases. Fresh gath
cred, extra fine, per dozen. 4Sm 4Si2c extra
frsts. i7n47iac: frsts, 46M46isc; seconds
and lower grades. tilRm45iz refrigerator.
finest 42Isc; good TO average. best. 4llsM
42c lower grades. iG6i Ale; state, Penn and
nearby Western, hennery whites, fine to
fancy. 5la52c: ordinary 10 good. asa 50c
gathered whites. ordinary to fine, 4s06lc
Western and Southern. gathered whites, 41m
i9c state, Penn and nearby. hennery browns,
4g6i5Oc: gathered brown and mixed colors,
tirsts 20 extra firsts. 46i2MiIiac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-08
COTTON NERVOUS
OVER SHIPPING
Trade Hears United King
dom Will Offer Insur-
ance at Low Rate

Uncertainties as regards the ship
ping situation kept the cotton trade IN
an unsettled frame of mind yesterday,
prices showing much irregularity.
report that Great Britain had decided
TO offer neutral shipping insurance at
a low rate caused furry of buying
during the middle of the day. but the
demand soon tapered off and the i'm
provement was not maintained. The
close was points lower TO Is points
higher, late months being relatively
firm. May contracts sold up from 1880
to 1877 on the advance during the mid
die of the day, but reacted to 1857 and
closed at 1862.
The market opened at a decline OF Z
noints TO an advance of points, ana
sold about Z to 10 points net lower dur
ing the early trading. This decline was
partly in sympathy with rather a sharp
break in the New Orleans market rlgnI
after the call and there was New Or
leans selling here, while there was also
some selling BY houses with Liverpool
connections. As soon as these early
offerings had been absorbed the market
steadied, with active months selling i
to II points net higher on the report
that Great Britain would try to stimu-
late shipments TO the United Kingdom
by Offering low insurance rates.
The report of the Census Bureau IN
dicated that 5S3,7l0 bales of bleaehed
cotton fibre, including lnters and hull
fibre. had been consumed in the pro-
duction Of explosives by domestic man
ufacturers during the year 1915, COM
pared with 244,003 in 1915. Consump-
ton for these purposes for the three
months ended December 81 amounted TO
/ l62.Ol5 bales, which would be at the
rate of about $4,000 bales a year.
/ No change was reported in the South
ern spot situation. and little Southern
selling here was thought to be undoing
| hedges against sales of spots. Exports
| of both yarns and cloths from the
! United Kingdom for the month OF jan
! uary showed a decided increase over
last years. Exports for the day were
4 Sis bales, making 3,Sl3,l2i so far this
/ season, against 3,0l6.708 last year.
/ Southern spot markets as officially re-
ported were unchanged. Rather larger
/ sales were reported at one or two
/ points, but the only business OF conse-
| duence was at Houston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-08
NEW YORK STOCK TRANSACTIONS
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7

Railroads-t12,Ooo shares. against
sc. 800 shares Tuesday, 10e, 100 shares
a week ago and 1890 shares year
ago. From January to date, 1922, 100
shares, against 3,1o3,7o0 shares year
ago.
Industrials and Miscellaneous-782,-
200 shares, against 846,30o Tuesday,
$4,000 shares a week ago and 4S6.3Oo
shares a year ago. From January ] to
date. 20,729, 900 shares, against 1855
200 year ago.
All Stocks-s94,2 200 shares. against
o33, 100 shares Tuesday, 362,5Oo shares
a week ago and $4,000 shares year
ago. From January 1 to date, 23,764,oO0
shares, against 2o,6e3, 700 year ago.
All quotations in dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-08
Produce Markets-Current

Butter Receipts. 1915 packages. cream
..r,, higher scoring than extras. per ID. asa
tsl,c; extras )s2 scorel. ifm iilee; hrsts
tSS 10 81 score). 37i4d+3e; seconds tsS TO
a. scorej. 35G37c thirds. 5id3iise cream
cry. unsated. higher than extras. i5I4oe
extras. 43iaM44irc: frsts. Sli2n iSe sec
onds. IS iaM31e; creamery. held. higher tnah
ortrss 9g6l 3eIac extras. 3Siam3SA,c iirsts.
36isMssc: seconds. 81 4. a 36c: thirds. S5fl
34c: state dairy. tubs. finest. aga ~ l.c good
20 prime, 37i-m4ic. common 10 far. -3n
gTc renovated. extras, 5im3iisc: hrsts, 81
a33e: lower grades. 29H3 ale; imitation
maIc 6rs,s 20Gi soc seconds. IS &c. lower
grades, 27ugSe. packing stock current
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-08
rrvrpll PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
Three and One-HaIf Per Cent.
Nortoaue Bonds.

..-..e..,.,rety given that, pursuant 20
NG,..,i..srs q Article Nine Of Inc mort,
s az iIor ms ComP ~ txs% 20 YORK ;o rus
safes "a A..rst d. 1880. this Company
tee, ds,t r,-. igt oc the net income derived
= ' e fro Ines o. Is5TSaf 'h lhSu
moftsSss ir trus, TO be used 10 rcdeem
,. is S So aud that bouds issued uuafr
gag -poooyrtrsco viii be redeemed there"itn.
ss. are hereby invited for the IN named by
q s9SH Hasrs TO The amount Of S2S'SS729
10 . tng bi6s should be presented TO thus
COMPANY a. rs Once 100 Broao va ~ S Jaw
w ,S,.r.b I9f-. al twelve o'clock noon ana
q be endorsed Bids for SURRENDER OF
th0.,si Pacific Railway Company IhIee
~ ore-Hs1f Per cent. Bonds.
tae ,,OSirpsT PACIFIC RAILWAY CO,
By WM +. HEBRIN. President
n.ted January n. 1917.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-08
A year
Yesterday
INTERNATIONAL paper COMPANY
80 Broad Street
New York


To the Holders of and Preferred and Common Stock:
The international Paper Company hereby gives notice that mas
consolidation OF is bonded dbt under one
mortgage and offers bondholdrs the right to exchange present
bonds for new Reundne Five Per Cent Sinking funI
Mortgage Bonds forth circular letter dated January d.
1917 addressed the Companys bondholders
The directors Of Company have also unanimously voted
70 offer Stockholders full settlement OF all de
ferred dividends
" per cent of value OF their holdings OF Preferred
Stock in cash,
per in Six Per Cent Cumulative Preferred Stock
y per in Common Stock,
provided however the holders OF such amount OF Pre-
eed Company and the Committee representing the
Preferred Stockholders shall deem sufficient shall accept SAID o
bv deDosing stock with Bankers Trust Company Depos
tiy 10 Wall Street New York subject Deposit Agreement
bearing even date herewith Copies Of this Deposit Agreement
including circular letter Stockholders outlining IN detail the
plan adjustment OF letter the Bondhoders
be obtained upon application Bankers Trust Company De-
posiary international Paper Company whose officers
will glad any inquiries give further Information
that may be desired
Copies letters Deposit Agreement being mailed
Stockholders Record Bondhoders whose
o the Company
Dated January 81, 1911 .
PHILIP T. DODGE President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-08
BUSINESS TROUBLES



lMTEg CEZESBERG AWE. n 100 go 90
~. Ia t.tf 4 re'ltl1r iu tsatr1pcI 81 ~
tilb e. s. -tf sHI sitrfs - $3.50 ne tnfu.,ff
80 IA ttrff lafswere lave lFe9 800,
49, 80 ~ n Aaf i ..,g ~ go 10 Ro5s.
~ ,sf 80 frf rNrfI i1at 81 I'D, go, 81,
lkANk ? EksrTf. is.stmzn. = - "il ~
-, ~, car y ,.,s't ne U.s. "a 90
ttas1 Az ia- creditors are Gf0rTs A Iatn'
- r frftttfI. Is y ff.ltr o. pozuriN ~
80 % D.olr ifr ed Zee. NJ n.g'.lr.
~ - iE1f o a4lfea- ~ Lt'jy ifii'''
lgrinAG fiucg. n.e,msu. = lT5 nm
- .,f.s,r5 re ctsrr - ~
utrs
!Aiyf ;. TUCKER. ns,,ser # p,ps, ta,I.
,.ts'ss's1 ars .ts.'l.l.s n q 80 tn1 assets q
-i.A lecfrfz n ttse q ffoet - lsfnft
-" - y so Fv value. a'rounis fl'f ahH
~ 81 saslaG fs-issy company -
Rso,lop bb1olsiss
=, .,s,sAAHD LowEysTTfs --ysba p gobnnoa
- 80 es,s,.agssf Al " Wsit tz1 - lind 81 600
~ ,..1'i5 - arr ~ bgs.ltss for fse DAYS. 90
. 49, a sc. . Neiohafd. sn0rnsy fog
s=<s N ~ 40 - 1~staipsn az izS.eVo ana
.,s.gfbseHn1D cOy-casi.s ". C,rri,hs ha. ben
"a a. "sT,T y Je4gs 11n,gl fas 10 ttoths
- ffsss1u ara Caa1sr. = J.. tgsa. ffs5.
~fa5 - ,sny % sssinss for ~ dsjs
Bsss,sv'sJ Schedules
~ ~ q. PlGlsL u "a wss. ca A.. fss
- 80 itfst r., ssiDssosa.s tl,ss Ma flsa
a,...' .~tsHfg u seCo1r'e ~ 10 share,
= - lL.1, Dfe aufSffff4ls 1860. inisssst
= az y Ales ~ Psgsnl. 1865 sfid fsah
1sse..,sls' AHlrf tbs ffsdfIfs sfs he Gould
49, " 20 him y ffsnk Dunbar O..
sssss 80 Aelbfijss hsfirIsi psrk ~ We
Ls'lssss ~, y ~ s'a ibs Nts go's ffsssos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-08
Active Securities
s o C k S
by The Associated Prcss.l
Wall Street, February 7.

~ Utt otittt, 4 tO' wa -
The conflicting and shifting move
ments attendant upon to-day's opera
tons were in themselves evidence of
the increasing uncertainties arising
from the international situation.
Shares Of the numerous companies
which are likely to derive additional
revenues from the sale Of war products
were again brought forward, while rails
evinced greater heaviness on the re-
currenco of liquidation said to be ema-
mating from Teutonic sources.
Canadian Pacific, former favorlte oil
the Berlin Boerse, made gross de-
cline of 6ls TO 1887, its lowest price IN
almost two years.
Shares of the $500" road, Canadian
Pacific subsidiary, yielded s points
with TO 3 for other transcontinentals,
oranqers. coalers and some of the
Southern division. Minor rails were IN
light demand. with fresh weakness IN
New Haven.
Specialties we're at their best during
the early part of the session, losing
virtually all their advantages on the
later reversal in rails. United States
Steel closed at net loss Of rs points,
after having shown an actual gain OF
practically point.
Changes in other industrials, coppers
and various unclassified issues were
greater, forenoon advances of 8 to 3
points being substituted by net losses
of to 3 points, all the activity Of the
last hour being on the down scale,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-08
MEETINGS
hi InRlIIARp COMPANi.

sew York February tlh.. ~ .,.-
Notice e hereby given mat lh. - So
R.,oks o. ne Preferred and common 90
q p L0rfiart Company WI" - = "a.
parposs IN fas Annual Meeting OF we We
stoexhodefs % the Company, 70 DC an
March IAN 1874 and will reopen ~ A'
oeiotk a. 81 March I4th. ltlt.
wN y RHETT. Secretary
ANNUAL ELECTION or TIE AA i.ls,, -
insufute. Feb. g. 1871. a. 70 Ncel "''" '''
Ptiis open DO a N 20 r. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-08
for Shares Of Preferred Stock OF the
international Paper

the request OF the international Paper Company and OF
holders substantial OF ts preferred stock who have
already approved the plan the payment and
reundng debt OF the Company and the adjustment
OF the dividends upon preferred stock referred to
the FOREGOING and subject the of the deposit
agreement mentioned have consented to act Com
tee the holders OF such preferred stock in the
execution OF the said PLAN
the proposed and the OF the
by the Company adjust the said dividends and trust
stockholders Will be
Holders of preferred stock urged Immediately deposit
their certificates endorsed transfer blank
Company Depositary Wall New York City Such
deposit will upon the sockhoder and without
further act on part stockholders deposi;ing will
and approval OF the financial plan and the
proposed adjustment % the deferred dividends and ali the terms
OF the deposit agreement
Negotiable certificates OF deposit win be issued by the deposit
ta application will be made have such certificates listed
mon New York Stock Exchange.
Unless and tic Company shall hereafter extend
the time deposits viii be received after March !, 1917
The Secretary the Committee will be glad 10
i,orres further information desired by stock
holders in regard 10 the foregoing
Dated January 81 1917. 49,,
GATES W. McGARRAH,
SAMUEL McROBERTS,
T . 5ESN9s RUSSELL R RBoF paGhNsrEcHER
Scerctag ,t Gop@ntss. " r. THAYER,
o"t 40 asroad Street New ALBERT H. WIGGIN,
D' RhTKYy;Rs TRUST COMPANY
. York city
R'g is1sE q N G1r55s&ff' h & R;''''
New York CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-08
sr,NnARn MILLING COMPANY.
90 Wall Street

90 Wall street
PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND 40. -'
n s.. City. February 7th. 1917,
The Board ~ Directors Of standard Ml'.-
Ing Compsrv have this day declared quar- b.
ts-i, diyissrs IN one and Cne-hllf 'l'2IC
Per cent upon ,he Preferred stock Of ms ne
Connznv rzvstfa out of the earnings lor
ths current fe.al year. On feDI iaIy -o' ~.
IN. closs ~ business ON February 18Th. 1871
los. s. KNOX, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-08
3 O n d $

Trading in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange Wednesday amounted
TO 1851 900, against s3,7l6,000 Tues
day, $4,000 week ago and sl.6S4,-
900 a year ago. From January TO date,
S153,091 900, against S1iS,2i6,O00 in
1916.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-08
I Livestock, Meats and Provisions

Following arc yesterdays prices. compared
with those OF a year ago:
New YORK. Yesterday 'o" se''
Livestock. best. 100 a,u,o ,,,o ats-n
TO- .-...r..ssft. ps0V &''''SN w.
Dressed beef. sides, &c N q no.
TO- s.....s..ssss 40 "
Live resis. best 100 eo am at,oo
To- wv - WV
Dressed veals, city. =, ~ a. N
d. .srs.s...s.ss - y - 40 - -rn
riy. excs 100 TO-. 500 " 9OO o-Vo 81 |'''
Istl~. fair TO ,,on 49,
rsime 100 lb....i4.I3 p - io'Vv 3'H,,9
Dre,s.-i mutton. ~. ~ q 10 ~ "a,
Dressed gmhs. 10. .ls '@i7 ~ o'eoo 2
Hog. 100 ib.......il.1e q - o'@' " GOV
dressed hozs. bacon. .. ,e.. a M.
a.. oc,t hi 400 d $3.50 1000 G70.3o
Nsss beef. bbi 1890 q .3.o9 NOV 3'''V'
Lard Middle Wet. M. N N. .s,o %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-08

Metals

"The Iron Age" reports an advance
in domestic ferro- manganese Of $50 to
$40 ton, so that $3.50 must be paid for
first half-year purchases. Advances Of
80 cents TO 81 ton, says the same
authority, have been made in foundry
iron and Of 81 ton for charcoal iron.
an official of leading copper selling
agency said yesterday that no large
contracts for delivery after the end Of
the first half-yoar would be taken so
long as the international situation re-
mains uncertain. This company is sold
ahead until June 80. 1t is the opinion
Of the trade that German submarine
activity, If the destruction of ships is
malntI.net at the present rate, is
bound to affect the export trade.
Prices current for a few of the prln-
cipal metals and metal products, COM
pared with those prevailing at the cor
responding time of last year, follow:
Current A year
price. ago.
Pig iron, No. /
foundry, ton $3.50 S20.5C
Steel billets,
Pitts, TOM. $500 $500
Copper, electro
lytic, h., spot. .32Ia@.34 2eIa
In, lb.......... 30 .41Ss
Lead, N. Y. deliv. $50 $40
spelter, lb.. .1oI4@.to74 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-08
STANDARD MILLING COMPANY.



COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND 10. ..
nj city February I'm; 1871.
. p. $1,000 .-s..iroaut OF Two Per Cent
tsr1, nc. ir rash and lr, IN stoco Of tns
Iagh, Pc Gent sr~I dividend upoh, -. w
Cormon So. NJ che STANDARD Mining 'oin
rarv vhirf ...a declared ~ October -ol1'
1915. win b. ratab.e on February -ein. III .,,.
% The Common stockholders Of lgcoI ,5, a. '''
oss o, bus.na.. 600 February lsth, lttii
Css~ta s-.f ..r.. fcatee VIII be mailed
Jos .. KNO%. treasure
,-gr 700, d.. DIRECTORS or THE
tuTpfCGS COTTON OIL COMFANN. on
February d ItI-. declared quartz 90.
dsnd o. ons per cent. upon ihe '.o liz
stock o. ihe Company, pe3dOl. -to,.i,siou,
1917. al tie E1l.ug House OF " lnS ~,
Lanier CO. 81 cedar street, New ol ~,
City. 70 holders Of record Of sGcn '' o. az
me close o. business on FeDI uaI -, Com
Ths gfoes T-arrfar Books OF the oo'i'
Dzny 1851 rCf Boz closed. 1900. ..-.,.-.,
WILLIAM % THOMPSON. secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-08
Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cotton
seed Oil

Coffee Futures.-Therc was some further
trade selling in the coffee market yesterday.
with prices making new low ground for the
movement. May contracts, for instance. sold
off to S,23. or Is points under the previous
close. Sales were reported Of $4,000 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-08

Cottonseed Oil Futures.-The market for
cottonseed oil was nervous and irregular.
The March position again showed considerable
frmness on covering as well on buying.
which was thought TO be in the form of sup
port. The late months. however. were rela-
lively heavy. and at the close of the day
March was Q points net higher and the late
positions / to points lower. The question
Of exports seemed to be one of the principal
causes Of uneasuess, and recently there has
been some intimation of an easier tone TO
the crude position. Total sales for the day
were 900 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-08
,s5 ssl chestnu, Street

9e5-sSl Chestnut Street.
VtNa8sIphia January %. 1917.
,rrv 1,Rt-ST' COMPANY formerly TIE
fiD l ,,ss,srrs Trust and safe Deposit Com
foshS -. Urder Mortgage q the William
e 5Isr & Son, shin ard Engine Bunding ,on.
NV dated March 1872 invites 'S Wc,ir.se
pfopoeNs s,-.-5sr.4 f1r redsmp on. proposals 70
70 ase,,5 snd awards made on February H.
Ieli. at IL o'clock VI. ,,...- ,o,,p,vy
William T. Gest. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-08
State and Municipal Bonds
(Salcs.)

(Salcs.)
n Y c AS 1857 Nov.N y c 4l4s 1860
1000 .fo7l5 1000. 1854
do as 1868 do IS 1851
1000. ... io7ss' 5000. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-08
Yesterdays

Sugar Futures.-Sugar futures yesterday
opened irregular. 3 points lower 10 ] point
higher on first bids. but later hrmed up with
raw sugar. and on trade covering prices
RAPIDLY recovered the early losses, the close
being 1 to points net higher. with sales for
the day $3.50 tons. Sentiment continued
nervous and the trade both bought and sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-08
Industrials

Sales Open. High. Low. Last
200 Am-Br Mfg Co. 6 8 8
600 Am Int 1850 ~ 5o34 81 so so
zoo Am Writing p. 4 "a q, "a
200 'Cal Packing c 3e5s 36.'s 3eHa s6H2
200 Can Nat Gas c. y Y Y e
100 Scent Fdry pr. IS So 50 50
1899 SSS On do S S9 Of Am. 3: g. 3: g.
$500 Curtis A v c.. ii asa 81 IS
$50 Emerson Phon. 1884 1913 1885 1904
500 Haskell&B c c. 3s12 20 391a 30
40 'Hopkins & "A 10 p 10 n
400 'Imp Carbon {. " Ia " "
5000 'Jop O : new. 80 80 80 80
1900 Kath Bronze pf 5ls 4 "a
100 keystone r & II u "a "a
5000 Lake Torp BIT. 1oI4 1o9s ga 10
400 Edo 1st pr. ela 10 9Ia 10
800 'Lima Loco 90. So 50I2 81 %
9f0O Marlin { C.. SO f0t 90 80
10000 maxim Mum. 31s 3Is 3ss ga
5000 'Mdyale Steel. 81 5IHs 5534 BOA
2IO National Acme 80 30 80 1914
800 No Am = & p. 734 -7}4 -7Z2 -1ks
200 'Pierce-Arrow... 81 81 5os4 5O34
100 'Rep Motor r.. 65 65 65 65
40 'do pf -. 50 65 50 e3
1870 S & Tran pr e34 10 ga ga
700 st Joseph Lead 1874 1872 1914 1874
, 500 SUB ssiSe Bt "A yt NSiS 2s II 2f s
1000 Tri Film vtctf ga 23s ga 23s
1900 UNITED Motors 1924 4o1s 3e1a 1894
1850 sIrn Al Stl Cor aga ~ 90 80
1900 Emitted Sug wi 35H 3534 354 1854
5000 'W-M Aircraft. 14l4 14l4 1872 1234
500 Zinc Con Co. 35s 3es 39s 33s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-08
SsSEgsy ., lsl, o,r TRA<sFER BOOKS.

To- the purpose Of The annual Me5T. .if IN tIe
'sS a,y Z, Narch 1917 ana the payme4t o. , ths
-. sivi5suds the transfer books g. Lo-n ,be
~ ,.;,.ss IN February r.. 1917. aud De r.
1870 Al 10 o'rork IN the morning OF the ION
day @ NaiSn' i''' J.. VI W. EICKs. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-08
DIVIDEND NOTICES
,,y ,yrRICAN TOBACCO COMPANY.
ihh rft rim Avenue.

lVTN- TE0T ~ =
49,. A. t.-,tv given hat a dividend ci 80
Neuce - ,aGrt 0f The American Tobacco
q ,as Va today declared PAYABLE IN eaS ,, o.
NsTsh 1917. 20 common rs s,gvS,1" ~ 1917
/" ~ ~ f9-.ier given that a dividend OF ~
~ - declared on The pre.erret .,osA o. ,ei ~
ls,-scsn Toascco Company. payao-- Aprt tsiys
A ss..11essoide-s a record a. She close % Oos
1917.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-08

Oats.-The oats market assumed waiting
lien ard prices closed easier in sympathy
,p,';,b other markets The car situation, rs
we'll as the political outlook. was against
export business. The local cash market was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-08

Yesterday a year ago
lPer TOM (Per toni ]
large large bales ..s2ooo@22oo s25.oo@25.so
No / clover mxd 1900 100 ie.ood21.0o
RYE straw. No. / 1900 400 14.5oG lo.UO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-08

Corn.-Tbe market displayed firm under
tone during the greater part of the day puI
eased off at the close with wheat. ~ wa a5
Ia,'toIs ON Tuesday. and apparently Europe
Wa disposed to buy corn despite the obstacles
heinz encountered in the way OF transporta,
ION Argentine crop news was bearish, and
Il was said that the rains there had come 100
late to be of much benefit. Receipts AZ
urinary points continue small and there were
no cIearances from Atlantic ports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-08

Continued on page .;
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-31

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