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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-11-14
l07 Leghorn, Brown, pen.
Ring. $3.50. ". Snlnmnn

107 Leghorn, Brown, pen.
Ring, $3.50, w. Solomon.
First, second and third, l.. DNCurry,
Gray Court
Special-Best pair Rose Comb Brown
I1eghorns.
Work shirt, Switzcr Co.
First, Pine Bluff Poultry Farm.
los Silver Campine pen.
Box of paper and envelopes, b. f..
Posey.
First, Mrs. NJ. l.. Crisp, second, n.
b. Sumcrel.
l09 Minorca, pair
Pair scissors, $l.OO, Jones-Taylor
Hardware Co.
First, Mrs. NJ. l.. Crisp.
Class English.
III Orpington, pair.
2 ladies' vests. $l.50, Wilson e Co.
First Mrs. NJ. l.. Crisp; second, Miss
Manic LangstOn, LaurcnS RI H.
Glass Pit Games.
IL Came, Pit, Reds, pair.
$1.OO III merchandise, Laurcns Drug
Co
First. Pine Bluif Poultry Farm
Glass G. Oriental Games.
l22 Bantams, Game, Dcn.
Can coffee, y. l.. Mahancy.
First Clarence Mbighi; second
Jack Harris.
l23 Bantams. pair.
Whip, Jno. a. Franks.
First, Pine Blufr Poultry Farm: soc
ond, Biil Blackwell. l.aurens:
third Herbert Kinard, i.aurcns,
Class & Turkeys.
10 Turkeys, Bronze, pair.
. lbs rape seed, Kennedy Bros.
First, Pine Bluff Poultry Farm: sec
ond, ID. I. Kinard, Laurcns 1T. /.
l27 Bed Bourbon, pair.
. lbs vctch seed, Kennedy Bros.
First, j. II. Powers, Laurcns.
Class S-DuckS.
Us Best pair Indian Runners.
73c worth face powder, b. T.. Poscy.
First, billiard Hill, Laurcns.
Special White Holland Turkeys.
Can coffee, Owings & Ow;ngs.
First. j. H. Powers.
Class 9-GceSc.
Spccial-Chincsc Geese.
90 lbs. Henry Clay -four, ]. II. Sull-
First, j. II. Power.
l32 belgian lIarcs, best pair.
First, Walter Irwin Allen, Laurcns.
Class ll-Pigc0ns.
139 Best display.
Flashlight, w. p. Hudgens.
'First, Bernard Solomon, Laurcns.
Special White Guineas.
First, Pine Bluff Poultry Farm.
Guineas.
III Best individual poultry display
Of Laurens county.
as lbs sack flour, a. l.. Mahaffcy.
First, Pine Bluff Poultry Farm
Special-Silvcr Spangled Hamburg.
$3.50 by w. p. Childress & Son.
First, Pine Bluff Poultry Farm.
Spccial--Clack Langshang.
Rug, $500, Levorctt Furniture Co.
First, Pine Bluff Poultry Farm.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-11-14
CATTLE DEPARTMENT.

W. II. Wharton and j. NJ. Sumcrcl
Superintendents.
Red Pole.
6S Best bull, under years Old Lau-
rcnS cOuTty raised,
lbs rape seed, Kennedy Bros.
First, William Dunlap, Laurcns.
Grades.
50 Best grade COW any age.
$500 hat. Alintcr Co.
First, John Cunningham, I.aurcns;
second, William Dunlap, Laurcns.
81 Best grade heifcr, to years old.
Rasor, $500, JoncsTaylor Hard
ware Co.
First Fl. ID. Stewart, Clinton.
50 Best COW, any breed.
Rasor. $500, JonosTaylor Hard
ware Co.
First, John Cunningham, Laurens;
second, William IDunlap. Laurcns
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-11-14
Light Draft.
46 Best light draft mare.
I1mhrn1Io 81 m RonphOff'S nnl |

46 Best light draft mare.
Umbrella, $1.00, Bcnchoff's and
10c store.
First, John Ferguson, Clinton.
II Best light draft marc and colt.
lbs red clover seed, Kennedy Bros.
First John Ferguson, Clinton.
IS Best light draft colt under / year
old.
Bride, L. P. G J. II. Childress.
First, John Hicks, Laurcns.
40 Best light draft colt over 1 year
old.
Whip, Jno A. Franks.
First, J. G. McCarrcr, Fountain Inn;
second, j. II. Martin, I.a,,rens.
81 " Best Shetland pony.
Sack rye seed, Kennedy Bros.
First, Henry Wharton, Waterloo.
52R Best pair mules, open to the
word.
First, second and third, ". 1t. Whar-
ton. Waterloo.
81 Best mule colt, | year old, halter
$500 by j. II. McPhail.
First, J. w. Dpnnan, Larrons; sec
ond, John Ferguson, Clinton
80 Best mare and mule colt under
year Old 60 per cont and 10 per
cent respectively.
Box laundry soap, Swygcrt, Nickics,
>Co.
First, Mitchell OwcnS, imurpn3;
second. John Ferguson. Clinton.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-11-14
COUNTY FAIR PRIZES AWARDED.
List of Awards as Furnished by the
..Secretary.. Blanks will be Given
Out This Week.

The list of prize and ribbon winner:
Of the county fair, which was helt
week before last, is printed below
Prize winners who happen to be in the
city the latter part Of the week may
secure order blanks for the prizes
from The Advertiser office. Those not
called for will be mailed and prizes
can then be gotten from the donors.
The list Is as follows:
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-11-14
FIELD CROP DEPARTMENT.

Sumcrcl Gray Court; third, w. ID.
Lynum.
2 Best peck with IL cars yellow corn.
Umbrella, Swtzer Co
First, w. d. Lynum.
4 Best display Of corn.
Pair mons pants, J. c. Burns e Co.
First. b. II. Gray, Gray Court: sec
ond w. B. IIcllams, Gray Court.
) Best peck of peas
Can coffee, Hunter Bros.
First, W. NJ. Cain, Laurcns, Rt. 5;
second, j. NJ Sumcrc: third w.
NJ. Canc.
6 Best peck of rye.
$l00 worth clover seed, Hunter
Bros.
First, II. d. Stewart, Clinton; sec
ond, j. Fl. Powers; third, J. II.
Powers.
Best peck Of peanuts.
Tic, II. Terry.
First, T. b. Sumcrcl, Laurens Rt. 9;
second L.. B. Blakcley; third, j.
NJ. Sumercl, Laurcns.
10 Best peck Of whipporwill cowpcas.
Sack flour, Martin T. Moore
First, w. NJ. Cainc
- Best peck of table cowpcas.
First, w. NJ Cainc; second. j. Nj.
Sumcrcl; third, J.. G. Stone.
l3 Best collection Of peas.
Umbrella, Switzer Co.
First, Gillic Sumercl.
II Best peck any variety sweet po-
tatocs.
Can coffee, Owings & Owngs.
First, j. G. Owings, Laurens; sec
ond j. w. Turner, Gray Court;
third, C. p. Wilson.
5 Best peck Of Irish potatoes (spring
crop).
gFlashlight, 'Powc Drug Co.
First, w. NJ. Caine; second, J. c.
Mcdaniel; third, G. w. Clardy.
II Best peck Of turnips.
bu. big boil cotton seed, r. G.
Franks.
First a. Fl. Moore, Laurens, Rt. 5;
second. w. c. Brown; third, w.
Carl Blyson.
Is Best peck of bccts.
lbs vctch seed, Fowler & Owens
First, j. Y. Henderson; second, Mrs
Grover Roper, Laurcns Rt. 6.
20 Best onions.
Mans shirt, II. Terry.
First, Mrs. Grover Roper, Laurons,
Route 6.
% Best collection OF different kinds
Of hay.
80 lbs -four, Hunter Bros.
First, j. III. Powers.
% Best II stalks of sorghum.
81 lbs -four, j. NJ. Phipot.
First, j. Y. Henderson.
80 Best display of Iaurcns county
Can snowdrift, Dixie Flour & Grain
First, j. II. Powers.
8 Largest pumpkin.
Coffee pot, SOC, Bcnchoff's and 1Oc
store.
First, r. NJ Brownlcc; second, Mrs.
Grover Roper.
33 Best stalk upland cotton.
Umbrella, Wilson & Co.
First, r. Y. Irby, Laurcns; second
Y. Mac Roper.
3i Best display OF vegetables.
Umbrella, Davis-Ropcr Co.
First. j. H. Powers.
80 Best peck cotton seed
'f5oX cigars, Laurens Drug Co.
First, r. B. Sumcrel; second. Roy
G. Gray.
&c Best display of Laurcns county
wheat.
so lbs -four, j. C. Shell e. Co.
First. j. H. Powers; second, II. Mac
Roper; third, w. p. Brown.
81 Best display Of farm produce from
any enc farm.
SoOO umbrella, Fleming Bros.
First. j. II. Powers.
Cabbage.
Belt. $l.00, Mintcr Co.
First, &. H. Wilson.
Special-Display of fruit.
Large bucket, Benchoff's and 10c
store.
First, l.. w. Gilliland, Fountain Inn.
Rt. 4.
SDecial-Japaneses Pcrsimmons.
Can talcum powder, B. T.. Posey.
First, II. p. Blakoy, I.aurens.
Display of brooms.
Par gloves, Minter Co.
First, J. w. Turner
Display Of Syrup.
75c tic, Mintcr Co.
First, j. Nj. Sumcrel.
Display Of ribbon cane.
Pair scissors, Laurens Hardware Co.
First, w. d. Lynum, Laurens.
HORSES, MULES AND ASSES.
Jack H. Davis and 7. Ed. Hicks.
Superntendents.
Heavy Draft.
43 Best heavy draft mare.
2 ladies' handkorchiefs. Mlnter Co.
First, j. a. Wofford, Laurcns.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-11-14

SWINE.
d. e. Todd and H. d. Stewart
Supcrintendents.
Berkshire.
81 Best aged boar.
$l.50 shirt Clardy & Wilson.
First il. ID. Stewart, Clinton: sec
ond, T. B. Sumcrel, Laurcns.
S7h Largest hog, any breed.
One bottle, Of Figaro, by Laurcns
Drug Co.
First, T. b. Sumercl; second H. d.
Stewart; third, Robert Davis.
SS Best young boar.
Can coffee, J. c. Shell & Co.
First, II. d. Stewart; second II. b.
Sumercl.
SO Best aged SOW.
100 cigars. Dixie Flour & Grain co.
First, J. d. Culbertson; second Y.
B. SumCrcl
90 Best young SOW
100 cigars, Dixie Flour & Grain Co.
First, ii. D. Stewart; second J. ID.
Culbcr'son; third Gus Wolford
fourth. j. d. Culbcrtson.
81 Best display of not less than five.
Sack hog feed. j. s. Bennett & Co.
First, j. -. Culbcrtson; second, II.
d. Stewart; third, II. b. Sumcrcl.
O.I.C.
% Best display of not less than three.
Pair blankets, Wilkes & Co.
First, II. b. Sumcrcl.
Special-Best display Of Duroc .Jer-
Seys.
One rocking chair. $2.25, Wakes
& Co.
First, Robert Davis, Clinton.
Special-Best Duroc Jersey SOW.
Lamp, $500, I.cvcrctt Furniture Co.
First, Robert Davis, Clinton
Spccial--i5cst Duroc Jersey SOW and
pigs.
First, Robert Davis, Clinton.
Special-Bcst grade pigs.
First, Tom Owings, Iaurcns.
Special--Bcst SOW from Boys Pig Club.
$500 hat, Clardy & Wilson.
First, Gus Wofford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-31
Curb Market

Notc.-The Tribune assumes no response
bilitv for the accuracy or authenticity Of curb
market quotations. The New York Curb AS
ISOLATION produces no official quotation let
Quotations are reported by individuals over
whom the association has no control Any
one can make prices on the curb and get
them printed in the daily lists. even without
the Formally OF first submitting the shares TO
the Curb Association for its approval. Some
securities are regularly listed-that is, they
are approved for trading by the Curb Associa-
ton, and Il IS required that information con-
corning them will be filed from time 20 time
with the secretary. Such information is open
TO public inspection. Some other securities
ike the Standard Oil subsidiaries. are lad
mitted 20 quotation" without a regular list
ing. A greater number arc unlisted. No one
has any authority over them. Unlisted stocks
are marked thus ~. They are principally
mining stocks. and most of them are pros
poets" but there IS nothing 20 distinguish
prospects" from operating properties" in
the unlisted group. There arc few listed
mining stocks. and among them prospects"
are distinguished BY the sbbreyiaiion "a
nros" after tho name. With this notice duly
given. The Tribune prints all quotations
without further respcrsibiity. Transactions
and prices Friday we're reported rs follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-31
Ind u S tria |
Cotton

There was a very sharp break in the
cotton market yesterday, with OCTOBER
contracts selling off from 1896 10 lt.o5
and closing at 1883. old crop months
were relatively steady, but yielded with
the rest Of the list, and the close was
irregular at net declines Of . 10 10
points.
The German report on tonnage de-
stroyed By submarine operations dur
ing February and March helped to un-
settle the market. and evidently has
tened liquidation. Aside rom that the
market was influenced by reports OF
increased spot offerings, the better
average of the weather news and q
continued disposition to even up COM
mitments, while waiting for Congress
to take action on our international
affairs.
New crop positions led the decline,
evidently containing a larger speci-
lative long interest than ODD crop
months, and it was rumored that rece
prominent buyers were reducing m,
lines of October and December. Rathc.
bearish weekend figures were a factor
in the late trading, as they Indicated
spinners' takings for the week OF only
166,956 bales, against 250,S2I bales
American for the same week last year.
Exports for the week were 1905 bales,
against 1851 last year, making
total so far this season Of 4,302,29l
bales, against 4,010,719 last year.
Southern spot markets rs officially re-
ported were unchanged 10 % points
lover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-31
Active Securities -
Stocks

Wall Street, March 80.
u,,ber freight rates granted by the
4'.sts Commerce Commission, pre-
a'.'.,s OF additional advances in
c. IL, 81 finished steel and iron and
- rr,ous bank clearings, attesting TO
evanston of general business, were
=. 80 the favorable incidents which
'-n,yted occasional strength to an IT.
..gsl.r stock market. Greatest gains
20. again registered, however by
,o.k, under professional control.
y.ntralizing factors which manifest
.hs,oselves in the later operations
'NJrssd reviews Of the crop situation
- accepted authorities, disclosing seri-
-. damage in Western and Southwest
~ states. deterioration in sons in
s,,,ees being reported at as much as
On ,sr cent. The international crisis,
:. optlined in Germany's reitcretion OF
- submarine policy, also caused some
Confusion Of sentiment.
rrited States Steel fcHred to much
,m,lI.r extent in the bays business
.L.r. being a marked absence Of the
n.0.l large individual dealings in that
,.,,, From its best price Of 1854
c...l gradually fell back over a point
ha, closed at 1l47s, a net gain Of q Of
point.
B.thlehem steel, slOss-Shefield Steel
and Virginia Iron also scored extreme
r.i,. Of . to SO points, but these were
coon lost in part or whole. Other
nnr,tlons and equipments traversed
m.ro narrow course with metals,
I,,.bsrs and minor specialties.
Shirnings and motors were sold after
srjef gains, with oils and few utili-
ties Wilson Packing repeated its re-
cent performance Of rising to a new
record. gaining 81 points at s4li' and
obio Gas was among the days most
srt;v. stocks at gross advance Of 3
nolpts to 1921, much Of which was
retained.
coalers we're the foremost features
=, the railway group, with Union Pa
eise. AtchisOn, New York Central,
soutbern Railway and Rock Island.
Gains Of to . points we're materially
reduced in the free selling Of the last
half hour.
Bonds were lower, with / 70 2 point
declines in Pennsylvania Railroad
issues. United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-31
Wool Market Strong
Mills Working on Old Con.
tracts; Demand Moderate
by Telegraph 10 Tho Trlbunel


Philadelphia, March 30-The local
wool market maintains a very strong
tone, though there is little or no ac-
tivity in trade. Manufacturers are op-
Grating only tc satisfy actual needs
and there IS little trading between
dealers, as stocks are so small that
there is no disposition to sell except
at full figures. Foreign advices are
very strong and values in the West are
so high that there has been sharp
subsistence Of contracting. The mills
are all working on full time on old
contracts, but new demand is only mod
crate. Quotations are:
New York and Michigan feeces-Fine
unwashed, 42d 43c; Delaine, 50d sic;
half blood, 50N sic; three-eighths, 5S0
ole; quarter, 51M q SIC; quarter. three
oighths and half clothing, asa doc;
common and braid, JG647c.
Pennsylvania and Ohio feeces-De-
laine washed, $50 60c, and above, 53G
SOC; fine unwashed, 4i0 45c; half blood
combing, 520 53c; three-eighths, 540
55c; quarter. 81 53hc; Delsine, 536
54c; quarter three-eighths and half
clothing, asa 4Sc; common and braid,
36Nl7c. Carpet wools-China comb
ing. 35N 3Sc; China No. / Northern,
widowed, 33636c; Cordovan, 34d 30:
Monaghan, 374 39c; Pyranean, 25lAG.
2Si2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-31
Business Troubles



JACOB J poSfERANZ-A petition IN BANKRUPTCY
a3 been hisd asai.st Jacob J. PouerGnz. dealer
iu iese.ry a. IL Maideo Lane by ths foos.ing
credf0u Leon Hirsch Inc. S40s. n r. Barro,.s
lo $500. and the Rex Manufacturing COMPANY.
500. Preic-cutlA payments sro auegei Judge
Hand hos sppointei S.as Y. iioWiand receiver in
$1,000 bond. Tic liabilities ore said % 10 ABOUT
$1ncn1 ami the assets ABOUT $4,000
HERMAN BLOON-A petition "a bankruptcy has
h'"1 fled against Herman Boom. selling poultry a,
1888 Nestcit,ter a.. hv TIC fOl0Wil. creditor.
Culres Mc!ucr Inc. g. 01l
JOSEPH sEEHOT. a bartender al East i.ist
ft. Ca filed petition ~ bankruptcy, with lisblli-
ucs or - f2e and 10 assets.
AEfHt Il ]. RAND. o; Morsey. ROcklsnd County
y. y. has fled A petition On BANKRUPTCY here. with
liabilities Ct t5.sij and no assets.
Schedule
ISTDOR FOH3fAN. a cotnlns dealer at lG3 Canal
50. las filed schedules ll bankruptcy. with uabiu-
ties q $3.50 and assets o. s2.0G3.
Assignment
ErNA CLOTHING COMPANY. INC. manu-
fs-fupr n clothing 81 ~ I'll ~. has assigned %
Melville Boyd. samuel Ieiubsrg Is the president u
l.e company. which was Incorporated f. 1915.
Weekly Failure Report
Urolstrost's reports 25j business failures IN the
United states during the week against 251 FOR The
prcyols wccE and sii. ST. 2a6 ard ~ f0f tie
r0.rc7Dundtlg weeks ~ 1916 % 1913. Tie Middle
state. Dad 20. New England 30. Southern g.. West
efi - Northwestern ~ ant Far Western 80. Can
ada hal - against Is for the preceding week
About 5l plr cclt u tho tctA failures had capital
y i.8 than IS 900 and PER cent bad from s.. 900
70 10000 capital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-31
FINANCIAL NE EriNGS
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY coM

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.
The date OF tho Annual General Meeting
81 the shareholde~, OF the company nav.
ing been changed - Bylaw from tho frst
ysdnesday ia OctOoer TO the trst Nedncs-
dsv in May IN order 10 conform 20 inc
practice now generally adopted IN inc
United States under reGuidtlohs or INC IN
tarstate Commerce Commission OF making
the nscaI YEAR Of railway companies core
spond with the calendar year, and when IL
Is expected Will be made applicable 70
Canadian railways by amendment rtr 70 We
SIXTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF
the Shareholders FOR the election OF DlTec-
tors to take the places OF retiring directors
and for the transaction Of business general
Iv. Will 10 held on the second day OF May
next ., the principal ONCE OF he Company
at MoGtreal at twelve O'Clock noon. \
statement OF the Companys financial posi-
ton and the results OF its operations dur
Ing the hslf-year ended December 3lst.
isis. VIII be submitted for the approval OF
SPECIAL MELTING.
Tho Meeting Will be made Special for
the purpose Of considering and. II deemed
advisable, OK authorizing the issue upon
thu necessary statutory authority being on
talned. Of Collateral Trust Bonds OF the
Company for the purpose OF acquiring
securities Of The Company and OF Com
panies whose lines are leased 10 or operated
under working arrangements WIN the Com %
bany which are proposed 20 be comDul-
sorliy purchased by the Government OF the
United Kingdom OF Great Britain and Ire
land under regulations issued pursuant 10
the provisions Of the Defence OF the Realm
CONSOLIDATION Act. 1914. and amending
ensctments. and ~ such issue Is authorized.
to sanction and approve the Agreement be-
tween the Government and the COMPANY
and 10 authorize and approve a form OF
Trust Deed 10 be given 10 secure the paw
meat Of such Collateral Trust Bonds, the
whole as more particularly set out IN a
circular n be lssusd 10 the Shareholders
prior 70 the date OF the Meeting.
Tho Common Stock Transfer Books viii
be closed In Montreal. New York and Lon
don at .. m. on Tuesday, the tenth day OF
April The Preference Stock Books VIII be
closed Ia London at the same time.
All books will be re-opened on Thurs-
day the third day Of May
by order OF the Board
ERNEST ALEXANDER. Secretary.
Montreal. 2sth March. 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-31

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last
500 Central Fdy.. q rs "a e
500 do IF 49,. IS 4e g es
400 Chevrolet NJ. 1913 1873 100 1909
zoo Curtis Aero. -. iaIa 22Ha I've 2255|a
100 DavidsonC I c 59 80 80 SO
1900 'Elite Plan s.. 3 - a "a
ll5 Emerson M. rs 22s 27s .21s
100 Int Con Rub. 81. I'VE 1iH2 1iI2 IVA
1000 sfJop new. so 90 80 80
200 Keystone K & T TIA ia II y
800 Lake Torp BIT. Ss 6Is ga ss
80 'Lukens steel. - ~ - az
l05 'Mansell Screen 10 10ls 10 ios
200 Marlin { c.. a8 SO 50 SO
$500 maxim Nun. gas 3rs 3as 8
go NAT Acme. ... 34l2 5+34 341a 343.
900 y Am Pulp & ga 6Ls 57s 6s
800 FPierce-Arrow.. IS IS I1J4 - 2
500 prudential Pict 4I2 Iss AZ ga
goa Redden Mot Tr. 2iI4 21l4 q q
200 SIN T Tr pf. 10 10ls 10 1919
300 est Joseph Lead 10 10 T34 l734
800 steel 81 Corp. ga g ga
1000 STANDARD Mot. 1854 1924 1o33 12I
200 Subu b. { ctfs p 2234 p 2214
1850 Superior Steel. 33Ds - 53Is $685.
lf5 DO Is. pf..... 80 80 99Is 80
GOO Tria FIN ctfs 1ss 15s iI2 ~
800 "Uuited Motors. 3ols 3oH, SO 80
800 'Un Paper 3D.. 3234 33l4 3234 1874
500 Wild Cor Vt eff "a "a "a %
1000 'Wrt-M Airc {. "a ~ IA w
500 Zine Conc Co.. ga 34 31s SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-31
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
NUIINA Ut u = = INI.
i6J Broadway, New FORK, -. Y

LOO Broadway. New FORK. y. 7.
To Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
az the Southern Paclhc Company viii be
bsla at the office OK this company In
Anchcrage. Jefferson County. Ken:ucky. o.
"Wednesday. April =, 1917. at twelve o'clock
noon. standard time. for Tee following pur-
poses. VIZ.
10 elect fifteen Directors
i 40 transact all such other business as
may legally come before the meeting. m
Guiding the approval and re tincation u all
action OF the Board OF Directors and Of
the rvecrtlte Committee since the lass
annual meeting Of ,Ge Stockholders % tails
Company.
For the purposes % the meeting. the
books for the transfer Of stock Will be
closed at u O'Clock noon. on Saturday.
March Il, 1917. and viii be reopsned al 10
clock A. NJ Thursday. April 5, 1911
49, order 81 tie Board e D.rcctors
uLGu NELL. Secretary.
Dated. January :. 1917.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-31
AyacoNDA COPPER MINING 90.

~ Broadway, New York, March y. 1911.
The Board of Directors OF the Agsconda
Copper Mining Company has declared a
dividend OF Two Dollars (t2.00) per share
upon It's Capital stock Of the par value Of
$50 per share, payable on May Is, 1911,
10 the holders OF such shares OF record 81
the close o. business at IL o'clock, Noon, on
Saturday, April 81, 1871.
The dividend is payable only upon the
$50 shares into which the Capital stock -
now divided.
All stockholders who have not converted
their holdings INTO slarcs Of so par value
should do 80 without delay in order mas
thew may receive their dividend promptly.
4. II. MELIN. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-31
. Commodities -

3ic: seconds and lower grades. S2G33e
dirties STA Sc checks. good TO choice. dry
% q. ize; state. Penn and nearby West
ern, hennery whites fine 10 fancy. 3su39e
ordinary 70 good. 36Q5le. gathere'
whites. ordinary 70 fine, 35G31c; West
ern and southern, gathered whites, $40
35c. state. Pennsylvania and nearby. hen
merry browns. 3 q Soc gathered brown an'
mixed colors. firts 20 extra hrSts. S4n50c
duck eggs, Baltimore. f50t1c; Western an'
prime Southern. i2J zoe: Far Southern, 81
o lie; goose eggs, 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-31
DIVIDEND NOTICES
INTERNATIONAL PAPER co.

II0I|TI -
The BOARD of Directors Of THIS Compeny
has declared a regular quarterly dividend
OF ono and one-haf PEE cent. lhWl on
tho preferred capital stock or TINS Com 81
psny FOR the quarter ending March 5lstf
lar. payable April 18th. 1917. 10 prcterrec
Stoc kholders OF record 81 the close OF bust
ness 81 , r ". April eth, 1871 or thflr
nominees In respect 10 shares Or pre-
asreeniont dated January 3ist 1917. tho
aid dividend OF ono and one-half, Pc
cent. Unce) VIII be- paid direct 70 the
registered holders - certificates OF DE-
post "a the close OF business ~ p. 81.
April 5th. 1914
oMEN SHEPHERD. Treasnrer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-31
Yes,dav,s Previous Year
Metals

A further advance in steel prices In
the near future is predicted by "Ihe
Daily Iron Trade" Of Cleveland, which
says: "A general rise in finished steel
prices seems likely most any day:
Large sellers and producers of cop
per are holding prices firm IN the eX-
pectation Of an early increase m the
demand for the metal. Some lrregu-
larity characterizcs the quotations for
nearby deliveries.
Current spot prices for a few of the
principal metals and metal products.
compared with those prevailing at the
corresponding time Of last year, follow: