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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-05
Curb Market

Note-The Tribune assumes no responsi-
biity for the accuracy or authenticity Of curb
market quotations. The New York Curb As
ISOLATION produces no official quotation list
Quotations are reported by individuals over
whom the association has no control Any
one can make prices on the curb and ce-
them printed IN the daily lists. even without
the Formally Of first submitting the shares 20
the Curb Association for ia approval Some
securities are regularly listed-that is. they
are approved Tor trading BY the Curb Associs-
ton. and Il is required that information cou-
corning them will be fled from time 20 time
with the secretary. Such information rs open
IN public inspection. some other secarities.
like the Standard oil subsidiaries, are ad-
nitted 70 quotation" without a regular list
ing. 4 greater number are unlisted. No one
has any authority over them. Unlisted stocks
are marked thus 60. They are principally
mining stocks. and most Of them are pros
meets" but there rs nothing 20 distinguish
prospects" from operating properties' BOO
the unlisted group. There are few listed
mining stoczs. and among these prospects
are distinguished by the Authorization a
,r,, % after the name With this notice duly
yiyen. The Tribune prints all Quotations
without further responsibility. Transaction
and prices last Week were reported az lol-
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-05
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

New York. January 27th. 1917.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual meeting n the stockholders or
The Tribune Association will he held a.
fr. Office of the company in The tribune
Building. I5f Nassau street, IN The tl'f
40 New York 0n Monday. the 18Th d y
uf February. 1917. a. o'clock go the sfiei
noon " that day. FOR the purpose or elecf
ing directors for the ensuing year and in-
snectors Of election % serve a. The neN ,
annual meeting. and for the transaction
NJ such other business as may proper
como before said meeting.
RICHARD n. WALDO. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-05
Stocks

,-,,v i the usual table giving
i', ',hrr Of shares Of all stocks dealt
y Sun - ,eS ended February 3, 1917.
, ' 18th the highest, lowest and
-. and the net change of the
80: GO, ,oo
.,,.. 2.stS,7Oo a week ago and 4'o<o'-
EAR ago. From January ] to
y n -a5 500 shares. against 10, 1872
e year ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-05
Bonds

The following table shows the sales,
last prices and high and low for 1917
of all bonds dealt in on the New York
stock Exchange during the week ended
Saturday.
Total sales for the week. $50 $4,000,
against S23,72i 900 week ago and
s3O.Osi 900 4 year ago; from January l
to date. Sln,3lS,OOO, against Sl3j,j6l,-
400 in 1916.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-05

Net
Sales. High. Low. Close. chzc.
1900 Tonopah Ming Sc
1905 Tri-Builon Co.,. q "a e -
$500 '-Troy-Ariz o.. SO as 81 III
1900 Tuoumne Cop. ~ "a tas- ~
$4,000 Ell S Con NJ. = go 9 -
--5 uited Eastern. "a "a 4z- g
1900 I'm Mines OF Ar p "a "a -
1900 'TU 5 Tungst.. 2e % 20 S
$500 I'm Verde Ex. sra "a 81 - ga
10000 Unity Cold .... 80 3 ga
1900 West End Con 20 65 SIS 4
1000 tWh Caps Min. IS 20 20 5
-'a 500 WIZ x 3 d9s ii =. Z: d.
$50 'Wh Oaks M 3 ga 2Iz- "a
1900 fYerington VI 30 p q ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-05
NOTICE or ANIMAL MEETING or
-TOf hHOiDFRS

The annIa. meeting ~ tho stockhoiders
uf ATLANTIC TERRA GOTTA CON-
pAEY Tor fha election ~ directors and in-
snacforv ~ election f1r the ensuing yea
and FOR such other business as may come
before the meeting. will be held ~ the
office of t.n Company. ilT0 Br0adwar r.
Borough .. manhattan. CITY o. Sow York.
a. ID T. rsdlv February 18th. 1917.
..T-h g. HART. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-05

THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE SHARE
holders ~ Che EspIsnade Realty Com
Dang incorporated. viii be held a. this
Office. so. 40 Exchange Place. Borough OF
Manhattan cry 0f New York on Monds .
February e. 1917. At o. o'clock A. NJ, for
Che election Of Directors FOR the .nsuin z
wear and the transaction % such other
business as may properly come before the
meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-05
WINsLOw 30. secretary.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders OF Nichols 8 Gray, Inc, by order
~ the directors will be held on Fsbruary
10. 1917 a. a. uI.. a. 200 Fifth Avenue
Manhattan. New York city, for the pur
pose of voting upon proposition that the
corporation De f8r'HV.fh dissolved.
Dated. New York. January ~. 1917
JAMES a. GRAY Secretary.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-02-15
S14OS4.42

These according report and avnab
for the Chairman of
had
furnished
rephes thereto attached
addition to the
matched the
match with the
addition
twenty-five in
stances the vouchers short and
The
authentic
be traced out by aborious search but which
or their and have attached them
however they
There attached
bills
and any event are matters adversely affecting
sent question to be raised If at ALL by creditor of the
suffer no hardship from of the ia
The sheet indicated Exhibit
emily original bills rendered
addition
hbt which
hereo1 corresponding
There appended
There another
sum OF which represent the contracts mostly
made FOR rock gravel and land road rights These
largely have considered
with
and in several
conclusion, gentlemen Of
unsupported verified
lish Of
Respectfully submitted
%*7 >t @ JAMES H. HILL
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-02-15

That request the Member Assembly State
4
7es~-*s 9a.<g -4szs n. ss
A. H. Clark Clerk
which refunded
On motion the board took until es53
Board called to order at Quorum present.
letter from the county chsrnen
a o the meein $50
TO meeting. Motion +e@sE&%}
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-02-15
REPORT OF DISTRICT ATTORNEY ON AUDIT
1NORABLE BOARD or sUPERvIsORs OF sAUK {


beg to advise agreed upon
las follows:
ceps and disbursements
all
fund We cancelled all
found the bills
identity
claim that the
addition
sioner
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condition l AFFECT At 1east POSSIBLY 75 Der cent The

This condition viii
was assumed then by that the essential thing desired
cancelled checks by the auditors
nrs attempted to verify the entire transactions of the Highway
once
period covered by M Donagheys administration by the fact Of the
peea a 9 three times audit view OF
office further steps taken his
sz4f :9a.3 is -'@S aeQ7
$50 Mr. Posts Administration
hst thing done to take the cancelled
sheets bills
sne county and attach The cancelled check the voucher she
ae SoOoeooO that there checks aggregang
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REsoLUTIoN az SUPERVISOR MArHER


and
full
performed shall be fixed at twenty-five
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RESOLUTION BY. SUPERVISOR GREGORY
RESOLUTION BY SUPERVISOR MEARs

The
police the highways
Adopted
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RESOLUTION BY SUPERVISOR sTEuBgR


lished by said Highway - - 49, ~
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REPORTS OF COMMITTEE ON HIGHWAYS

TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY BOARD:
Your committee to Z
petitions
by following nd = -
Village &
Village of Prairie
Village of Sank
/. Town and Ky
Town or Baaboo, East Sank
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-02-15
RESOLUTION BY SUPERVISOR MATTER


Whereas the of
Highway Commissioners
District
commissioners office satisfactorily
RESOLVED
In the
the
the District Attorney that the
RESOLVED Attorney
jantor. y @ - -
III <
RESOLUTION BY SUPERVISOR.
of
OF
oil in
in their judgment the
locate. and erect such tanks
~
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-02-15
REpoRT or TRAVELLING LIBRARY

TO YOUR HONORABLE BODY THE BoARD SUPERVISORS
@1
consideration the
o. the library ~znt
Presf OF Travelling Library
the returned with the
5000 allowed for 19151916. s1 @ed1@f |@H
Ills aeuoentSsO Order
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-02-15

Library s3c
q, .1~f4e
STATISTICAL COUNTY
TRAVELLING LIBRARY SYSTEM FOR THE YEAR ENDING
OCTOBER Fl, 1915 < ~~4@ <"*
months @
making "a Libraries
Stations
e. Baraoo
Dist No g. Greenfield Dist No
Vale Vale Vale
mack Merrmack
Sumpter
Winfield; Woodland;
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RESOLUTION BY SUPERVISOR ENeE

Miss
present the $3.50 month payable the end
that salary Reg Probate
In thereof
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-02-15
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON COUNTY POOR

committee
$4,000;
SO Of H
said be allowed full presented
further general
deficit Of the Poor House. $4,000
the
protection
MORTIMER,
J.
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Roll eaIl; report unanimously adopted.


the the building
be left aside
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RESOLUTION sY SUPERVISOR ). II. CARPENTER

Thursday,
highway committee and the
mie settle shall Tuesday ID
4
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-02-15

Adopted.
of
nItee
instructed of
ocast
instructed
D.. A. Cooper Motion SO cast
RESOLUTION BY SUPERVISOR
County County do enact as follows
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-02-15

Travelling voted
libraries
ou O
Reap
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Cash hand 1915 ----------$
$31.61
For freight, postage --------$1O32
o
Material, binding - 288-$1460
1916--$1701
Referred IN education
On motion the g. a.
Is,
Board called Roll
Minutes previous meeting approvec e~c-4z
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-02-15
RESOLUTION BY SUPERVISOR MEARs

The County Board of Supervisors g follows
AdODted
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-02-15

REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON HIGHWAYS
following
personal telephone
and printing in the of ---------$4S3S
Order No S. Sdures nmit work
Order No. g. Chas A steuber COMMITTEES work 1850
$500 repairing S. French surveying so0O
should be referred to the highway commissioner
RIB
F..
ii. HALBERSLEBEN
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-02-15
Proceedings of the Board of Super
visors Of Sank County, Wiscon-
( & i
s~ - sin, 1918 and 1917
Continued from last weakl)


that
considered
cunty OF road
imp ~
$4,000
100000 allotted
of Troy zT4..+
submitted,
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Roll call; report unanimously adopted
REPORT OF SPECIAL COMMITTEE


Of
Clerk
Treasurer
49,
Superintendent O
300
W.
VIVA. SCHENCK.
JOHN
ttee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

diatc supplies than any other nation.
II has been estimated that $4,000. OO0.-
uln viii DE necessary To restore the
devastated regions into hahitablc and
workable conditions. Railroads and
highways will have to be rebuilt: like
wise cities. towns and farms Many
Industrial csta blishmcntS will also have
Z" be rebuilt. calling for large quaint
ties Of machinery and fabricated ma
t"rialS. The amount just named APP
par"uily does not cover vast sums re-
uuired to replace and repair worn
ont shipping and railroads of tho bel
liScr"uts. All means OF tranSpnrta-
ti"n have been tremendously over
taxed outside OF the war zone. and
there has been neither time nor money
to maintain equipment in proper CON
dition. For several years to como Flu
rop" viii need money and the
products Of our Industries beyond all
precedent. Doubtless we shall continue
exporting raw materials and aEricul-
tural products upon a ltrg" scale. but
FOR months after tho war Will be tho
great expansion in shipments Of man
ufac'urcs. We shall. therefore. have to
lend Europe when her people cannot
pay. And this we may do generously.
for such u policy will bring its own
reward in maintaining prosperity with
in the United states"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
WARS AND RUMORS OF WAR
Present md After Eject ON nu,iuc..
OF This Country nS Henry
CIcvs Secs Them

NEW YORK, February o4.-Iicnrv
clews & Co.'S review Of financial con.
ditions, and the futur. outlook deals
almost entirely with wars and rumors
of war. The letter assumes that there
Viii likely he war with Germany bur
1t Will be OF short duration Then il
discusses the effect on the business of
this country as follows
one effect Of the war Will nc n heavy
increase in taxation. Und.r cNistin.
plans the outlay for ,rc navy without
war viii be nearly 100000 600 i'm tho
year ending June 50, 1918. and the out
lays Tor preparedness the next fiscal
year viii approximate $1,000. O10, 600
compared with S6l3,0O0.Oo for the
hscal year ending next June. 1t is
quite evident we are in for heavy taxes
Tor several years TO come, and con-
sidera bic bond issues. which. of course.
VIII be heavily augmented in case OF
actual hoSiilitcs. War would, with
out doubt, be accompanied by a period
OF intense industrial> activity in Ger
tain lines; also continued imitation in
values owing to scarcity of many COM
inodities. arrangement OF distribution
and the further drain upon labor sup
plies Tor military necessities. In all
probability such prosperity will be of
limited duration, especially as Euro
pean bclliScrcntS are expecting an
early ending of the war Then will
follow the stimula ting period OF recon
struction in Europe, which will make
heavy demands upon American indus
try simply because we are in a better
position TO furnish Europe with immc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
Dry t;OutlS Review.

NEW YORK. February "i-rnc scarcity
OF S,"ck goods III first hands IL tending to-
ward making stronger market on cotton
goods IMAM would normally be expected al
TINS period of III" jobbinE season nro-
ducing costs rising, rather Than falling
ahd This factor strengthens the demands Of
ni"nufdctnrerS for prices that will cover
them Print cloths have been active and
stronger; staple gtnghams have been ad-
I"hceu '@c yard 10 a basis of 9.c fo,y
Am"skcaIs. Prints quiet. and new
prices Tor fan arc expected to be an
uoHnc:d on percalcs within week or two:
hioach"d cottons are stcadicr. In couSr-
pucn'c OF larc" government rcouir cmrnts
cotton duck and allied products rule very
hrn in lirst and second hands. Th" demand
for novelty wash fabrics in sport DESIGNS
Is active while tn" fine sheer fabrics rul..
quiet Retailers who in the markets.
ar" operating conScrvativoiy for future dc.
livery whi" their nearby wants seem as
,ull as could he expected. Considcrabl. de
lay In shipments Is reported both In hom<
and foreign trade. due to CONGESTION or re-
#trictcd transportation conditions Knit
goods rule cuict and firm. warns slightly
steaGicr hut on lower price level.
hSc. aSis-'nch. 6ix6is CSC and 7s,c: brow,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

NV YORK. February 24-Thc statement
"i actual condition of clearing house ank :
a ,,nd trust COMPANIES shows that they mold
Hin'.+"-si' reserve in excess of legal re-
Quir"ments This Is an Increase of 81 5g7 20
over last week. The statement follows
Loans. ..ii;sconnts etc, saisl.ss7. con; in
Reserve in own vaults. s52i 1911 900 of which
F4,''lS-ooo Is specie: Increase 1891 eco.
reserve IN Federal reserve bank. Sla3
800: decrease. 5000 600
I.sServe In other dcposilo-ics s5f loo y.
increase. $3sl. 00G >
slo.503. 900
NJ time deposits. sleo .9i.ono increase. So
Circulation. s?s,775,Noo: increase. ssc.oDo.
Aggregate reserve. sI>r@.G.O0H.
-.d Excess reserve :9i9; increase. si.1S7,
Summary Of state banks and trust com
panioS IN Greater New York. not included
IN clearing house statement:
S3.iN, 0Go.
specie. ss;.eis.@co; increas" ssii.5oe
n:Sfai tenders. Sll.lio310. increase. s9s,Soo.
n.l.'GG "
Banks cash in vaults slI,ss. so0
trust companies cash In vaults s1@,i5i 200.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, February N.-Thc featu in
the cotton market WAS the strength or near
positions For the first time since tho he-
ginning OF war the spot position was above
the next active position. March being OK
changed Tor May at premium OF points
on March, whilo there was regular business
cised an influence on later deliveries. and
the general list closed steady at net
between I6;2lc and l6;3ic closing at Is.30c.
: The market onencd steady. unchanged TO
higher right after the call. Liquidation
caused 4 reaction to about last nights
close. where the market soon hrmcd w
again. March advanced to lc.33c. or 81
points above last nights close, while July
sold up to 1876. or points ne; higher.
Ncw-crop positions were relatively quiet.
closing.
Last prices were fow points off from
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Power PLANT in spo,.yIynnla.

GbGsboNSNli.LE, VA, February IL
Mr.. Wakcl"e, of Fredcricks Hail. is
pcrfccting his plans for Il power plant
ON his l.loo-acrc estate in SpOtsylva-
MIA County. Their" Will be Il dam
Twenty-Five or more feet high by means
OF which a lake covering about scN-
cnty acres Will be formed. and large
power capacity provided for general
Ing light and for other purposes about
the place. When completed. this will
be one Of the most M To date and CON
Vcnicnt country places III that county.
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NEw YoRK pRoDr-CE MARKET

NEW YORK. February :i-Raw sugar.
easy; molass"S. flj. "eu,r itucal. 5.c2: refined,
unsettled Butter unsettled Cheese. frn.
Spot coffee. unsettled. Eio -, $50; Santos
The cottonyeod oil market was fairly &C
t'Ne and hrner, closing 10 - points not
hiEE"r. 1h.r" Wa good demand from
shorts aud. 10y Western commission houses
prompted by rrmn'sS in tn" lard position.
Total sales 2J.@S barrels The Tarkc; closed
strong Spot and Fehrusry 4 8" bid: March
2"sN go: April, l.5.n u 20. May. Il SEQ - -
June. l.i2G 1855: July, l252di25i August
I'D q ]. b. Snntcmhcr. l!.il q l.. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARkEr.

q q d.
Richmond. Va. February - 1917.
Choice steers, TO .i. medium TO good.
- - common TO fair. 81: to i's: Choice
hcitors. 10 So; medium good. G2i 10 ~;
common to fair, to 50. choice cows : to
~: medium to good ; TO g., common to
fai-, =. u So. Best oxen. -. to -, medium
70 good h,a to :. common TO fair. 5'a to So.
heavy bulls. ~. TO -. light. 5i2 to 81, Best
calves. II 10 j.. common TO 10 Rest heavy
hogs l?'.: medium weight, II 10 ll2. shCais,
> 10 '.2: Sows and stScs, to 9i.. Best
sheep. -. to -. common 10 fair 5 to 6:
best lambs. icia to II: common 10 fair. 10 O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

CHICAGO, Fcbruary 2i.-Hoes-Roceipts.
1900: strong. Sc 70 loc above yes;erdav :
svcrngc. Bulk. sl2.5oa 81. IS light. si2.cjn
!2*N. mixed, si2 % u sii.Go. heavy. sig 500
Na'p: rough si2j0n Si2o"; pigs, S9.5ofi 81. -.
cattle Receipts. 80; steady. Nativ. beef
cattle, t1sjT l.th: stock"rs aud feeders.
SIS a Selo: cows ana hciIers. sj.l5 q Slo.20;
Cal.cs. s: 00u Sl2.1J.
She"p-i: Receipts 5.vrO: steady Wc;hcrs.
Slc.s0TI Si2.lj lambs. 81 -, II Sli 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
RICHMOND nay MAEKET.
NEW YORK LIVE Stock MARKET.

trading
Calv,s. easy Voals 10000 $3.50
$500
Hogs. s,eady Light TO medium weights
Sl2 % q !i..:r; rough. sli.5o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

SEW ORLEANS February 2t-To.tay's
cotton market va typical Weekend scr-
slon, with trading very iight Tn" tone vas
steady. however. and prices held 1T =
srraI! net advance throughout Al tho high
81 IN" activ" months were TO points
over yesterday last quotations: tn" close
was steady. 10 points above. Bulls n
features IN IN" weekly statistics were ma nly
responsible" for tn" st"adiu.Ss.
II Vas noted tina; this seasons total ex-
port. OF American cotton this week crossed
the trI.6.l- bal" mark The decrease i'm tho
Visible -rppIy of American cotton this week
Of iIGH' bales, bringing = down To . si7,
S3I bales against I .s7 inl bales a war a.,
ai'h 5,s'i|" bales two ycars ago, also WAS
nuch coum"ut"'! upon. Buying was mod =
tratrlr stimulated hy the minus corr.Cti ton
of !&'.W' bales in IN" Genoa stock. which
correction included Il. 10 bales ~ ,rrle-i-
can. IIpsnE bids: March. 1905: May y g.:
July, ljs.: october. l5.j2: December. lj.6i
spot cotton. nominal and unchanged. Sales
on tho spot. 80 bales: 10 arrive. so bales
MiGilinE, i1.ISC.
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PETERsR,.nG prAT1.r ,,,pxrr

Rnpnrtcd by Rodgers. Plunmer & 90. IncD
t:IERSBCRG VA. February 24--Span-
ish-Farmers' stock-Mariict strong at $3.50
per bushcl
Nircinios-Farmers' stock-Market strong
rancS Jumbo i'.c per pound: extra prime
&c per pound: prime, - per pound: she'll
ing stock 3'.c To use per pound.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
BOND LIST

Anslo- French So. ........ .............. ~.
american Writing Paper 5s.............. Sa:.
y j.. Is, Is 'askcd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81:
- IL a'd N ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. st
y, e l.. cv. Is 'B.lt!more, taskcd,.... a2H
hesap"ak" and ohio -. ii.s........... S2i.
i mrss n"ak" d ana ONO c". 's....... 81.
IEaGseu ana Myers .S.-...........,.. ioli.
M"rcaT'Ie Marin" tS......-.- ............. ~
Scahoard sir Line ADJ. 5s............... CT
Southern Railway As...............,... ia,
Southern Railway IS ............. ... l0is-
T. 5. Registered IS 1910 obidl. ........,. %
Y. $. Registered 3. 1918 CbIt, ........ 100
u. s. Registered a.. 1925 ,bidI............ los
!. Registered Panama Rs. 1851 Did. ion
nfcd states Steel :. {. Observation-Disclosures. 1885,,
Va Brown Bros. tW. Va Cb.d)..... 20
Car. Chemical Co. LIST 5s.......... 100
Va ar. chemical Cr. Observation-Disclosures. lh2
Va. Rwy and Power Co ~ (aslcdp 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
NANAI. SwnpES

SAVANNAH. Ga r sbr,iary a4-Turnen.
TIM. hrn. $50: sales casks: receipts, s.
CASKS; shipments, casks: stock. l4.22i casks
Sn>in; firm; rccniplS. ~ barrels: shipments
".'ss barrels; stock. 'iH5I barrels. Quote
~. H., G.. D.. r.. +, q. coo: H.. T. 595 a
80; Is sos: NJ. D Is: y, G.3i. WIG. go:
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MARKET coNn,.,1orc
I'd. II. turria &. Coz
Elnhlnnul Va E.hrna - o.

Pnultry-iIcns IN ,ram.ndous roc.;,,..
market duh and unsettled: outlook lower
uu" 10 boycott through the North. Fowls
!haI are due to 20 North ar. being reverted
I" Richmond EgG"-Alarliet dun and lower
under heavy receipts: sam: conditions nr.-
rrhllihG as III" hen market TIdcS-N riset
nrincr ana active: outlook higher. puttcr-
MARKER unchanged; receipts moderate. Live
Stoch, In NOR" plentiful receipt; market re-
NC lillME Sa mo hmi ont look lnLYnr
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SEW YORK. February n-rort move
mont NddliuE. 1850. Stock l5I,s25 balc-.
Inth today ~ all portS-Nct receipts.
l25" hal"s. exports, l2.7.2 haics; stock. l.GG..-
90 bales
Tot, FOR wc,k-N"t receipts. 1889 bales:
exports. l,77a haloS
Total for r"asou-So, receipts $50 500
ha!"s, "Aports. i.3Jj.5"1 bal.p
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sno"tnS;. Southern standards. lIi,c: donirne
-, ihulEo, IL: tickirrS. s-ouncc "ai.r .
nI In.h .s.,.II" einghams, ci2c: G-..ys