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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-03
In d u S trials
Cotton

The government crop report was ioI-
lowed by an advance of over a cent
hound in the cotton market yesterday
December contracts sold up to 25.O5'
100 points above the closing price OF
Monday and the highest level reached
since they touched 1888. on the break
of last month. That delivery closed at
24.92. with the general list closing
barely STEADY at "A net advance of lO3
TO ia points.
Both the reports on ginning and crop
conditions were considered bullish.
The trade had been prepared for small
ginning figures, owing 10 the lateness
of the season and the light movement
into sight. but II hardly looked for re-
turns as small as shown by the census
report. This accounted For an open
ing advance Of p TO 20 points, and as
soon as the governments crop figures
were issued the buying became general
and excited In addition 20 Wall street
and Western buying there was an &C
tive demand from both foreign and do
nestle trade interests, which sent
prices rapidly higher, in spite Of realiZ-
ing and increased Southern hedging.
Active months sold llS 10 1876 points
above last nights closing figures, clos
ing "A few points of from the best
under realizing.
Early ginning returns are not con
sidered a safe guide 10 the crop, but
Yesterdays report, indicating only ,
49S 3Sl bales ginned prior 10 Septem-
Der 25, emphasized the lateness Of the
season and consequently the dangers
Of possible early frost. The trade
had expected a condition IN the neigh
borhood of G22, which would have
meant only a slight change in the crop
indication. The condition Of 6O.4, Off
cially reported, pointed TO yield OF
l2.047,000 bales, compared with the in
dication of l2,499, 900 last month, eXclud-
ing Nnters. This reduction in crop fig
ures, combined with recent free eX-
ports. caused the trade to regard higher
prices a. a probability. The buying
movement was slowed down somewhat
during the afternoon by reports Of an
easier spot basis in the Southwest.
This was attributed 20 the rapidly Of
the advance in futures. Reports from
New Orleans said the Cotton Growers
Conference in session there had voted
to fix the price at 40 cents pound.
Exports for the day were 1925 bales,
making s42,141 so far this season,
against 92G, 72l last year. Southern spot
markets as officially reported were I'M
changed to a cent higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-03
Livestock, Meats and Provisions

Following are yesterdays prices. compared with
those % year aso:
New YORK. Yesterday. year 'k'
100 ID 80. $500 Gjl5.25 $3.50 q '9S
Dressed beef. sides. =, ,.u
Id ............. 10 q .23 ~ % IVA
l. 100 Is b. BIO a 100 900 o MS
Dressed reals. Cy. .,
Live S ewes. 100 10. s. so q 100 500 q 100
] S-. IN 5 100 -. h 10 1850 a 1925 1000 a 100
D5a'.,l mutton. T. u g .3s .,,9 g ~,
Hoss. loo 10. .....l9.jo % 1875 e7' e lo.'9
Dressed hogs. ha- .. ,a
c1l. il ........ .26'sP .zb's .lAsH =, =.
Mes PORK 1850 q - 5000 q 3i.0o
Mes beef. Dbl 1900 5000 400 @ also
Lard. Md West. ,,o,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-03
-:~ Active Securities -
Stocks


tn. greater depression which a'''no-
80 dealings was again mainly
3ro 70 familiar causes or eondiuons'
~smelv. steady liquidation Of seeur',
-. - O. character heretofore favored
ly investors. Ill,
pccent severe rcccssions in rails
were extended by l to points, ie"
issues Of that division escaping inc inc
,,rocoss Of attritien. New low RECORDS
,rere registered by the 81. Pauls, Ne"
Vovk Central and Baltimore ONO
,vbIe many other transportation STOCKS
,src within easy approach OF ther
miu,mumS. -. 5of.
,,itc nature we're offered in explanation
~ +re movement, but in well informed
circles the belief still obtained tlu'
NO selling emanated from foreign
,',,sr.crs The bears were not SLOW 20
s,.oil themselves of the decline when
,vss accelerated from time to time oy
the extension Of short contracts.
Industrisls and the various shares
SECLUDED i'm the war group were PLAINLY
inclined TO shake of the pressure
,cairst rails. but yielded with the gen
eTsl list until the final hour, when
gradual Improvement set IN, the mar
Iet changing from is heavy tone 10
one Of moderate irrcgu.arity.
United States Stocls course was
again indicative Of the general move
nent. From its low level Of loS'.,
Steel rallied two points, closing at
110is. a net loss Of an insignificant
fraction. Coprcrs were irregular at
best. but shippirgs and recognized pool
shares were steady TO strong.
Cali money was stabilized by the
money pool. bur time funds were again
IN scaut supply. though .quotably un-
changed. Rcmlttances 20 London and
Paris we're easier, and the rate on
Rome hardened slightly.
Bonds were heavy on moderate trad
ing. the Liberty issue selling at 1924
10 par. United States coupon IS rose
g. per cent on call
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-03
Produce Markets-Current

Butter-Receipts S,279 packages,
Creamery, higher than extras, per
pound, 4Gl2 a47c; extras t93 score B.,
Acc; hrsts (SS TO 81 score), 44l2 n
45Iac; seconds )S3 to 81 score), Asa
44c; thirds, All 2H42l2c; creamery, un-
sailed, higher than extras, 48dtS12c;
extras. 47d4715c; frsts, 45 y n 46lac;
seconds, 44G 45c; state, dairy, tubs,
finest, 45H.45iac; good to prime, 43(,
i4i2c; common 10 fair, 39d 42c; reno
waited, extras, 80 y o4ic; firsts, AL "a
43c; lower grades, 39d 42c; imitation
creamery, Grsts, 4Ol20H re; ladies'
current make. tirsts, 39G 39l2c; sec
onds. 35l2c; lower grades, 37G 3Sc;
packing stock, current make, No l,
1872 G39c; No >, 37H@3Sc; lower
grades, 35G37c.
Cheese. Receipts. 2,9l3 boxes. State,
whole milk, fats, fresh, colored, spe-
Gals, ID, 26isc; white, specials, 26lec;
colored, average run, 26d 26l4c; white,
average run, 26G 26hc; prime to
choice, 24G25i4c; lower grades, GOA
% &c; held. specials, 26d26l4c; held,
average run. 25ic; twins, fresh, col
ored, specials, 25i4 n 26c; white, spe-
cials. 25i4 n 26c; colored, average run,
25i2c; white. average run. 5i2c; held,
specials. 25I2G252ic; single daisies,
27a 27lac; Wisconsin, whole milk,
fancy held, 25N 25%lc; single daisies,
fresh. 26A 27c; double daisies. 2612
"a 264c; young Americas. 27G27hc;
state, skins. twins and flats, held, spe-
Gals, 1920 re; flats. fresh, specials,
70 zoe; twins and cheddars, fresh,
specials. 19d 20c; fats, prime to choice,
17H18i2c; twins and cheddars, prime
to choice, ia Isle; fair 10 good, 1870
1Gl2c; lower grades, 5Gl2c.
Eggs.-Receipts 1908 cases. Fresh
gatherer. extra, dozen. Asa 46c; extra
frsts. 42N 4ic; irsts. 39G4lc; seconds,
37H 3Sc; thirds and poorer. 350 S6lsc;
fresh gathered dirties. No. I. $50 36isc:
No. > and poorer. 32G 80 &c; fresh
gather checks. good 20 choice. dry,
So Sic: under grades. 30H 32c; refrig-
orator. special marks, fancy, stg. and IN.
paid. 3Si2 a 39c; frsts, stg. and ms.
paid. $40 3Sc: seconds. stg. and ms.
paid, 35iaM36l2c; lower grades. stg.
and ms. paid. 3ia 35c; refrigerator.
state whites, ala 43c; state. Penn. and
nearby Western hennery whites. fine 10
fancy. 5SCo 60; ordinary to good. 4jG sc;
gathered whites, good 70 fine. 42@ j6c;
Western and Southern, gathered whites,
42d 4Sc; State Penn and nearby hem
merry browns, asa soc: State Penn. and
nearby, gathered brown and mixed col
crs. aga Ace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-03
Yes'daY's Prey
Metals

Copper producers state that no reg
ular business has yet been booked at
the o3i2 cent % pound level. recently
fixed by the national war industries
board. Production of lead is on the
increase. and as result lower prices
are expected unless buying either from
the government or other sources does
not show greater increase. A firmcr
tone 90 the spelter marke, was in evil
dence yesterday in anticipation of in
creased demand on account Of govern
ment buying.
Current spot prices for few Of the
principal metals and metal products,
compared with those prevailing at the
corresponding time Of last year, follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-03

STATEMENT or THE OWNERSHIP.
MANAGEMENT. CIKCULATI0N. &c,
REQUIRED ~ the ACT on Coz
@kiss or AtGyIu e. I2igi p 81 lin, hHh
DAILY AT NEW YORK. y. " IoR
OCTOBER /. 1917: ..--v..
Be,5r, me-. NSiar rai6,l; % aad far -. sta.
AMI Comfy aforesaid prr ura ais appeared =.
las lep,,es ard sass that A' is te Treasurer y
fe Tihune Association. fNJ.'lcIh o. ne ~
York Tribune. al fst mo fo.0" % j.. 10 i"e PES,
Ownership management and circulation. &c. %; O. p
Aforesaid publication ior ne de.s hc." ID re
above cs1.l5l. required by The A. Of August ri
1872 embodied 10 Section ii3. Postal Laws aid
ReguIsf l..s. Co VII
Tlst the names snd addresses o. to pub
Usher editor. managing Editor ard business man
aver are. Publisher TIE rlll.c Association. a
New York corporal on. - Ntg,sl street Nt"
[st@ T Tol ~ E0' M nss s' 8r We" Care: cire
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YORK ct} hat tho n@mes All addresses o. ,.o."
h1dcr owning " holding l pes cent cr i1'rr ', re
total amount u stock are. 5lrs tiaa. IN ~. 81
Reid lil Mad son Ave New YORK cts NJ Us;el
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cheney. l4lcHheil Com. nstA'e OF }. e. Aver
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Tr.t'.'@ Rutling. New Yorl city. seaman Bank
Tor savings. Sew YORK 'ity.
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names q the owners. Stockholders and security
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holders and security holders a. theJ sppear u9on -
hl1l, ~ the company. but als0. 81 eases "Irre Ne
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relation tie name u tlo DcDon 90 corporation ilf
whom ,rl trustee l, a., Ing. j. given, also tAs, re
sad two paragraphs contain statements tu.1rA.ls
farts full kuuHlelss and belle a. 20 the rirtln.
sanr-s sld conditions under which s'cekaod r-s aui
security holders Who DO noe iPpesr upon tar books
- tho COMPANY - trustee, bod siors and eturirs
IN capacity other than that ~ bona nie owner ].
art ms amart H.s no reason % loicve That adv
other pen u. association Or curpfri'io1 has sv h-
trrrf di-ect u- ild.frc.. lu tAe sad s;oeE. boads
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o. this publication .old or distributed. through tie
mails o. ofh-rNise t1 pad stssr aers during De az
mlltns pretel.lg Ac date sloN1 above Is 100 ISL.
r. A ~ TER
Treasurer Of Tie Tribune Assertion
sworn 20 and subscribed ls'Ir- mr tlb tfst
daY ~ Dciplcr. 1917
lSfAlI LUDWIG ". c'hAllDL
Nosrt Public. Kings Co. $40 --s Reg so hy-l
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-03
Bonds

Trading in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange Tuesday amounted to
S3,77l, 600, against S2,79i,OO0 Monday,
S5.136,OOO q week ago and S6,06i,oe a
year ago. From January to date, s724,-
O27OOO, against $7SI565,OOO in 1916.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-03

Sales. Open. hlgh Low h'Ns
25o0 81 ~ Of EM(ap) go ga ga 3Z2
200 Louigiann Con. - - "a "a
500 Magma Copper. ava 49Hs W 20
coo stMagmatic Cop 20 20 " ~
1900 iMagnate Cop. 70 "a - 20
G500 'tMarsh Mining 10 10 ga va
300 Mason Wiley. y -
900 milford Copper. NJ lts ~ lt
1900 Monster Chief y :, "a "a
$500 Smother Lode. 80 80 81 %
500 IN Hanks Mont ia "a 70 Va
/ 1900 'tNat Leasing. 10 10 ~
$500 'tNat Il & Id. 81 SO 80 50
200 Nictlas Mining ts - "a "a
$500 Nipissing Mines ga S9s SIS 07s
$4,000 'tNixon Nevada 80 90 30 w
600 'Oho Copper. Ia lIs ~ ia
700 'Red War Min. "a - = -
500 santa Rita Dew "a "a "a -
1000 Silver King OF "a "a Is ~
1000 sfSilycr Pick. ~ "a IL Is
900 Standard Slid - IS IL Il
1000 Stewart ....... - - - 70
2500 'tSuccess Min. 20 70 ~ "
200 Sup Cop (apD IA 1's "a l19
2500 Tonopah Exten. ~ "a w
5000 'tTroy-Arizona. 10 is 10 10
700 Ell Tungsten % % ~ ~
100 Unity Gold din 3I2 ga 3N2 ga
1900 utah Nat Min 10 "a
5000 atUtica Mines. ~ % n ~
10000 Nv Caps Extap) q n - ~
300 tWibert Min. % % Is 20
5000 tYcrinR NJ. Cop 20 20 20 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-03
Mining Stocks
Open. High. Low. Last.

Sales. open ulSh' Low Last
100 Acme Cop Hills. 23s ga "a 90
$500 Alas-Br Col NJ. ~ "a II ~
500 - Alaska s Cop. IS 2 20 70
@5Oo 'iAtlanta ..... 9ta va We "a
200 sBig JIM. 20 IA % IA
1900 Big Ledge G Co. "a "a I1s
1900 Bost & Mont. 81 oo o %
1900 bradshaw NJ. 1Ie lIs o.,
$500 Butte C&Z v C SL2 6l2 o54
5000 Butte Detroit. .. Is "a "a "a
/ 1900 'tCaiedonia bS Oh o. o.
600 zeal { Jerome. 2iS &c 20 g
1900 Canada Copper. e.
$500 tCashboy ...... ot1 o1a r.
$500 'Coco Riy Min. "a "a "a ~
5000 Con Arz Smelt 20 ~
1000 Con Cop Mines ga "2 y "a
500 n-llomcstead IL !. Z. -
2tOO Emma Con-. "a - "a AZ -
$500 stFortuna Con. ~ ~ ~ ~
$3.50 fGoldfcld Con-. 80 81 50 %
5000 sGreeumon Min " - . %
$3.50 Hera Mining. ga va o7s ga
2100 'fJim Butler. 81 30 80 %
1900 'Jer Verde ,apl ia 1's W ~
$1,000 'Jer-Pres Cop. ia Ia rs Es
100 Joseyg-K app. "a Il 70 ia
S56S Jumbo Exten. q n ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-03
NEW YORK TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER B. 1917


Sales. Open. High. Low. Last
600 Osag.-H Oil. sIs &c SIS SIs
1i75 'Penn-ky oil. ga 6s bos oIs
2900 'Penn-O o & G.. 12I4 12IA Wa IVA
$500 tired II O G.. 81 q % ~
GOO 'Kice OIL. "a "a q
100 'Sapulpa q X. pa va va va
$500 'Sequoyah OAR 70
100 'ruXpam s Oil.
! OOOO 'Un West Oil. "A - 70 "a
100 'iUnited Pet. 81 81 90 %
1885 'Vic Oil new ct 6Z4 %
500 'Wcst States y. q q "a "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-03

TIE SALE REFERRED To ~ THE
FOREGOING NOTICE. Has BEEN AID
dOIHNID 10 1HE SAME PLACE, VIZ,
ms ~ AIE WHERE INA. NOErGAGED
OF G.t.r tErDl,N AHINIE ~ THH
ClT1 OF DAAlOS ~ THE STATE or
ONO. ON OCTOBER II, 1917, AZ 2;0O
OClOth ~ the AFTERNOON.
DAT ., DAA4O ONO, ,EPitMBEk
p. 1917.
AtEON 4. FFRRfS. SPECIAL MAS
VfE. 80 MERCANTILE LIBRARY
BUILDING, CINCINNATI, ONO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-03
Curb Market

Note.-The Tribune assumes 10 responsi'
bility for the accuracy or authenticity OF euro
market quotations. Transactions and prices
Tuesday were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-03
Standard Oil
Other Oil Stocks

Sales Open. high' Low. Last
1900 'Allen Oil .. - "a 4 Sc
1000 sRar Oil {, Gas 134 1ts IA lts
i $500 '7B-W OLA p) 43 43
200 tom VI Ola p - - y -
5000 Cosden OIL. "a SIS
300 'tCrosbyP "a p "a SO 81 81
$500 Cumb = Il Ref. IA IA 1Is rs
1000 'Elk Basin Pet ga
1000 'Elk O&G(ap) - Il
1000 'Esmer Oil Cp. Ds is -
500 Federal OIL. IS so
1900 sFriar Oil .... - - 2
1900 'Glenrock Oil. 1874 1874 va ll7s
30 'Houston OIL IS - 10 %
5000 slnt Petroleum l4Is l4'r 1874 l5'4
$500 Exam Con o. 1ls 1Is -
$500 Ken Oil (ap). I.
100 KENTUCKY Pet. 6LS SIS 90 sts
l2F5 lost City Oil. % " "a -
1900 merritt Oil Cp 33Iz SSt2 So -
1000 Met Petroleum. u 1ts fs e
5000 '4Midwest OIL. i4e 80 - -
s59 midwest Ref. 1871 1851 IA 14S
1000 :fNorthwcst Oil. 81 9. So 81
5 ;o9s ''o OKLA q Oh. 81 s2s % 81 We 50
500 Okla Pr 4 Ref 81 81 SIS 50
300 fomsr oil 4 G. ~ 20 IS 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-03
Cnttonsextd OIL Futures.

were strong, closing with net gains
OF 10 10 80 points on buying
based on the bullish government re-
port on cotton and the pronounced
strength in the crude position. Total
sales for the day were 3i.l00 barrels
Yesterdays : year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-03
Commodities ~

time the market for old corn is coming
down steadily.
Yes'day's Previous Year
New York: close close. ago.
Corn. No. yellow s2.1o SIT 80
Chicago:
December .......... f.te1s 1884 .7i1s
May ................ Lisa l.f53s .774s
Oats.-Ihere was comparatively little
feature 20 the oats market and prices
moved largely in sympathy with the
action OF corn. Offers from the coun-
try are not oppressive, and, while ex-
porters are doing little at present, the
cash position shows inside rable
irmness. Stocks of oats on the farms
are believed to be large, but farmers
are not selling freely. The local cash
market was steadier.
c. Kew ny York 1b,,. close ss close clos ago
Chicago:
May "''..... '', size .So1s SIX
Rye.-Market easier.
Yes'da!'s Previou, Year
New York: close close. ago.
Cash. No 3 West'n:s1.s7 s1.s9 si.33
Flour and Meal.-Quotation, were:
Yes days Previous Year
close. close. ago.
Flour. MINI. spg. pat si9.25 s1325 1925
RE -four, choice ...... 1890 1920 $50
Cornmeal. kiln dried $50 1000 $50
Bran, in sacks ......... $500 800 27.15
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-03
DIVIDEND NOTICES

Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co.
The Directors have This day declared a
dividend or g. fl Ier share. payable Monday
October 20. 1917. % t.ocahe.4.rs ~ record
% . .gO o',.olk +. NJ. Thursday. October II.
1917
Sew Iora. So .smher 81, 1917
J. w. ALLEN. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-03
Coffee, Sugar. Tea and Cotton.
seed Oil

Coffee Futures. There was further
liquidation in coffee futures yesterday.
The selling was not particularly heavy
or urgent, but il seemed TO be for both
domestic and foreign account, while de-
mand was limited, except for some
scattered covering as prices made new
low ground for the movement. Closing
prices were 4 to , points lower. Sales
were reported Of $500 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-03
Cereals


Wheat. Receipts for the day were
slightly under last week. although for
two days the movement shows an in
crease of about 100000 bushels from
two days last week, out is about one
and three-guarter million bushels un-
der last year. A report from Kansas
said that farmer there who was so
disgruntled over the price of wheat
that he announced that he would SOW
no wheat this fall had a sudden change
of heart when he discovered that he
could not renew the mortgage on his
farm through the banks unless he
planted his new crop.
Corn.-The market again displayed
its ability TO rally from depressions.
Early in the day prices declined about
cent d bushel under scattered lqui-
dation, prompted by optimistic views
of the crop outlook and the fact that
no abnormally cold weather is IN sight
Reports from over a large part OF the
belt indicated that the crop is now
practically made, and IN some sections
frostswould DO more good than harm.
The price of old cash corn was also
lower. and there seemed 20 be little
on which 10 base bullish expectations.
When shorts attempted 10 cover, how
ever. they again found offers with
drawn. and during the latter part Of
the DAY prices hardened and closed
firm. with gains OF about > cents a
bushel from the bottom and = cent 20
/ cent from the previous close. New
crop corn is beginning 20 move IN the
far South. but IL was said that Texas
Is absorbing practically all the offers
from Mississippi. and the consuming
trade az large is anXiously awaiting
increased offers OF new corn. Mean
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-03
Orchard and Field
Hay and Straw

Hay and Straw
Yesterday. A year ago.
per TOM per toni
Timothy No. !.
la-ge bales ,24.ooG25.o0 $4,000 -
No. I clover mxd 10000 22.00 1909 -
Rye straw. No. 1909 5000 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-03
Consolidated Exchange

Ui-,t Of trade on this exchange. 70 'haresf
Transac,ions and prices ycstcrday for the
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NFIW % aHI slu31fIUta u1TITf % I'd UI7I
daY ~ Dctolcr 1917
fSFAl1 II DWiG " SCHMIDT
Ne.ar, Funii- Kings Co.. $40 4-t Reg so H.J-i
Cs-t.frsfa rlel boz Ntw Nrr. g.. 50 ID Reg 80
glel. bruuE 60 NJ o. hcs 50 e-J ard West
chester 90 Commission -aprrs March seth 1919
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-03
Current
) u S t e n a n c e

Government price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-03
Bonds

ENLISTED. ts.lls cents per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-03

AARON A FERRIS
SPECIAL Master.
SQUIRE. SANDERS DEMPSEY.
Lender No~s N-.4.nS Cleveland. Ohio.
ALFRED = COOK
I'D u.oa-na Sew York CRY.
Solicitors for P.slntir.
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