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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-10
Livestock, Meats and Provisions
Worth Their Tonnage in Gold

Lloyds have issued particulars of the
vessels sold during the last quarter Of
1915, and some Of the prices mentioned
are more extraordinary than any yet
reported For instance, the Kaifuku
Maru was built in 1892 and was sold
in 1907 for go 900 (s49,7es). 1t has just
been resold for $4,000 (s729,s75l. The
steamer Hercules was built in 1908 at
cost of $4,000, was sold in 1904 for
gs2.25O, and has now been resold for
$3.50. 900. The GOzsn Maru, built in
1895, was sold in 1918 for s2i 500, and
has now been resold for $4,000. A
very old boat, the Maoulis, Of A,450
tons, built in 1898, was sold in 1895 for
$4,000, in 1907 for fl5,500, and. is re-
ported by Lloyds to have realized the
sum OF slls,5oo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-10
Boston Wool Market

Boston, Feb. 9-"The Commercial
Bulletin" will say tomorrow;
~ market Of feyerish activity has
prevailed I'm wool during the last weeS.
with secured woods the storm centre
Interest which was high in fine WOODS
a week ago has now passed 70 medium
sorts Advances have been fully hve
cents a pound for most secured woods
and nearly as much, clean basis, Tor
some greasy sorts. Military require
ments are. thus being anticipated
"ln the West there was eompars'e
quiet. Manufacturers have been some
What AZ sea and have withdrawn spo-
tations temporarily in some cases, al,
thoush NOT few have again replaced
quotations on most lines at the o'a
figures"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-10
Sustenance
Cereals

Wheat.-Trading in wheat dwindled
10 small proportions and 1t was appar-
ent that operators were not inclined TO
take new risks under prevailing uncer-
tainties. The market throug bout the
greater part of the day showed a
steady undertone on covering, and hhal
quotations were &c to Ae higher.
The demand came principally from
shorts who were evening up for over
the weekend and on account Of the
holiday on Monday. Shipping condi-
tions were not improved. but the trade
felt somewhat more hopeful over prob
able developments.
The reports that feet OF merchant
vessels had left the Virginia Capes
under convoy was thought TO show de-
termination on the part OF the Allied
governments TO move freight from
America and this encouraged hopes OF
a more active movement next week.
The car situation was still very un-
favorable, and while efforts are being
made TO move wheat TO the seabosrd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-10
TlID HOLDERS
UNLOAD COTTON
Exports Show a Sharp
Falling Off-Spot Ad-
vices Are Bullish

Dealings in cotton showed further
contraction yesterday, uncertainty over
the shipping situation prompting
good many OF the more timid operat-
ors 70 close out their accounts. Much
Of the days activity was in the way of
undoing straddles between old and new
crop months or transferring hedges
from near to late positions. This
caused relative easiness in the new
crop deliveries, the market closing at
net declines of l to ~ points. May
contracts fuctuated between l543 and
l5.64c, closing at l5.54c.
Bullish advices from the South in
regard 70 the spot situation caused a
rally on the late trade, which wiped
out most OF the decline suffered earlier
in the session as the result Of liouidat-
ing sales.
Private cables reported a steady mar
ket in Liverpool on trade calling and
a better inquiry from Manchester. 1t
was considered likely around the local
ring that the loss of cotton at sea and
increased difficulty of imports would
create more competition for stocks al
ready abroad. Fortunately for Ian
cashire, the supply OF American cotton
in Liverpool increased considerably
during January, amounting to $4,000
bales at the end of this week, compared
with EST 900 last year Advices were
received here reporting a better in
quiry in Lancashire from China, and
China was also said to be inquiring for
goods in the domestic markets. The
export movement has fallen off sharply
since the first of February owing TO
the increased hazards of shipping
Exports yesterday amounted to only
900 bales, making n 1852 for the week,
compared with 2l0,l45 last year when
the movement was at its height. EN-
ports so far this season have amounted
to 3,S30,l24 bales, against $4,000 last
year. Southern spot markets as official
~ reported were unchanged.
The weekly movement figures OF the
New York Cotton Exchange follow:
Port receipts, l04 ,2S2 bales, against 1911
els last year: overland to mills and
Canada, 1886, against 1872; South
ern mill takings, estimated 10000,
against 10000; loss of stocks at in
terror towns, 27,7l9. against 43,ls5;
brought into sight for the week, ga.
949, against 206,045 last year. Total
crop movement: Port receipts, 5,65O,696
bales, against 5,2l6,075 last year; over
land to mills and Canada, l0l5,9O5,
against sos, 1874; Southern mill takings,
2,945 900, against 1920, 900; stock at in
terror towns in excess of August /,
s06,2l5. against 800,7O7; brought into
sight for the season, l0,4l7,ol6, against
9,202 ,566 last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-10
INTERNATIONAL Paper COMPANY
80 Broad Street
New York
II III, Holder, Of Bond, and Preferred and Common Stock


The International Paper Company hereby gives notice thar mas
prepared plan the consolidation Of is bonded deo ""d one
and bondholdes the right exchange present
bonds for new First Reundng Five Per Cent Sinking run
Mortgage Bonds forth circular letter daed !anua
1917 addressed the Companys bondholders
The directors o. the Company have also unanimously voted
TO offer Preferred Stockholders in full settlement OF all oe
ferred dividends
per cent OF the of their holdings OF Preferred
Stock in cash,
per Six Per Cent Cumulative Preferred STOCK
y per in Common Stock,
Drovded however that holders OF such amount OF IRE
erred the Company and the Committee representing inc
Preferred Stockholders shall deem sufficient shall accept SAID on
by depostinq stock with Bankers Trust Company Depos
ry 10 Wall Street New York subject 10 Deposit Agreement
bearing even date Copies OF this Deposit Agreement
including circular Stockholders outlining IN detail the
plan adjustment and OF letter TO the Bondhoders may
be obtained upon application Bankers Trust Company DC
potary the international Paper Company whose oee
will be glad any inquiries further information
that may be desired.
Copies OF letters and Deposit Agreement are being mailed to
Stockholders OF Record Bondhoders whose are
known the Company.
~ '' PHILIP T. DODGE President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-10
Liyerpool Cotton Statistics

Liverpool, Feb s.-Wsskly cotton
statistics: Imports. 81 900 bales Amer
lean. 10000; stock, $4,000; American
742 600; forwarded, si.oesi American,
rs 900; exports. 400; total gales se'oo0
bales; American, $4,000 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-10
Industrials

Sales. Open. High Low. Last
1899 49, 'A :dd pr sfD'o,. 81 20 81 sss ssH
400 An / $50 % 49Is 4s1a 49Ia 4eHa
200 Am Sum lob. Y I'VE II ia
200O Am Writ Pap. 494 SO 474
a. All Steel .....t25 1870 f25 100
$50 'Cal Pack Cp.. 1854 1854 80 80
100 iSS C cap sa' steel Ip 121s ,25t ,2 ,2l4
Is Scent Fdry IF. 81 81 81 81
4O5 Emerson Mot ga 2Ha
500 Emerson Phon.. 10lA 1OI2 10 1OI2
400 Hasa Bar Car. SO 3eIz SO 39I2
4lO Holly Sug Corp 43 43 4OHa 4OI2
200 @Imp Carb Chas fs fg Is Ia
5000 stop Ore new 80 80 p SO
1900 'Lake Torp BIT 9l2 9Ia 6'a
800 Lima Loco. o.. So 5734 90 5I34
1909 Mar Z ctfs. 90 20 ~ Y
100 maxim Mum. ga 3A ga 20
5000 'Midyale Steel $50 54H 53I4 o5/2
l25 'Natl Acme 90. 80 81 IS So
200 Nor Am 7 & ] ofs ofs
Joe 'Santa Sug pf 90 62 62 OF
2s0o 'Smith Mot Tr. I've ~
100 S & T Trans IF ga ga ga ga
500 'St Joseph Lead 10 10 10 10
400 'steel Al Cor. s24 9Is ga ga
25O0 Sub 81 V ctfs 2434 253s 24Ha 70
1G todd Shipyards 30 30 80 30
600 u s S S Co.. SIS SO Hs 41s
900 'United Motors 3SlA 80 SO 38
300 'United Sug W 35J2 35I2 35Ie $50
1000 'W-M Aircraft. ~ i2D7 II Tvs
100 do pf ...... 5iIa 51N2 5iZa e1Zs
800 Zinc Con Co. 3ss 3ss 39s 39s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-10
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
TnCkHOInERS

The annual meeting OF The stockhoIders
Of ATLANTIC TERRA GOTTA CON
PANY for the election Of directors and r. o.
spectors OF election for the ensuing year.
and for such other business as may come
before the meeting. viii be held AZ IN"
office OF the Company, 1l70 Broadway
Borough Of Manhattan, City Of New York,
al Il A. NJ. Thursday. February 18th, 1917.
PATRICK II. HART Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-10
PHILIP T. DODGE, President
To Holders for Shares of Preferred Stock Of the
international Paper Company;

the the International Paper Company aud OF
OF OF preferred stock who
already approved aented the plan the and
bonded debt the Company and the adjustment
dividends preferred stock referred
the foregoing and subject the of the deposit
rtee TO represent holders OF such preferred stock the
execution of the said plan.
We recommend proposed and the OF the
that prompt cooperation the stockholders will be received
their certificates duly endorsed for transfer in blank
panied OF transfer with the Bankers Trust
Company Depository, 10 Wall Street New York City Such
deposit will the stakeholder and without
further act the OF the stockholders dposting will con
te their and approval Of the financial plan and the
adjustment % the deferred dividends and all the terms
Of the deposit agreement
Negotiable certificates deposit will be issued by the deposit
tay application will be made have such certificates listed
upon the New York Stock Exchange.
Unless and the Company shall hereafter extend
the time deposits will be received after March l. 1917.
The Secretary Committee will be glad
inquiries give further desired by stock
holders in regard to the foregoing.
Dated January 81 1917. ere .Jst. .ds
F. NJ B. CLOSE, Chairman
GATES w. McGARRAH,
c SAMUEL McROBERTS.
sTETsoN Jennings RUSSELL OGDEN MILLS,
New York City RUDOLF PAGENSTECHER,
SeGs,tngqrrg 70 ,e eetinRs'' E. w. r. THAYER
Broadsi reetN New York City. ALBERT H. WIGGIN,
D'gBSXAfSKkERs TRUST coMPAXY commune
"fg ciittESsE" NATioSAi. BANK
Broadw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-10
Yesterdays a yea
co,ton.eed Oil Futures. Conditions w

Co,ton.eed Oil Futures. Conditions were
considered entirely too uncertain TO encourage
9etiye operations in the market for cotton
seed oil, but while trading was quiet the
market showed very steady undertone. with
shorts in the near positions disposed 70 cover
AZ the close there was a partial reaction. and
final quotations were IL points higher for
February and / to points net higher for
Other months. Total sales FOR the day were
9 600 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-10

tendency 10 rally on covering. while there
was also rather aggressive local buying. May
contracts. after selling at S.lOc on the call.
advanced TO s.20c and closed at S.lic, WIN
the general list closing steady at a net adj.
vance of 2 to points. Sales were reported
Of 100000 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-10

Sugar Futures The market for sugar tut
ures yesterday opened ! TO II points higher
on covering by Wall Street and trade IN
terests, and values held well toward the ,op
througbout the session. The strength which
developed in spot sugar, with higher prices
there and a good demand from refiners
caused a much firmer feeling around the
ring. and with the unsettled conditions pre-
,aiiing generally in the sugar trade there
we're but few who cared TO sell futures. The
close showed net gains. ranging from 70 !;
points. with transactions for the day OF
~ 20O toms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-10

Nervousness again showed in the dealings
on the Consolidated Stock Exchange. The
tone changed frequently and there was a
good deal of irregularty about the movement
of prices.
Transactions and prices Friday for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-10
NANCIAL NEWS AND STATISTICS


Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
1900 'Royal Dutch. eo12 81 6ola eola
900 'Sspulpa o ar 9
900 savoy Oil rts..
1880 Sequo o 4 R.. ia ia i5a Ii
5000 'Sinclair Oil . 54ls 5434 $50 81
1910 'Un West Oil. "a a ri "a
1000 Victoria Oil. liz Ia IL 13s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-10
B O n d S

Trading in bonds on the New YORK
Stock Exchange Friday amounted to
So, 7ss, 900, against s4,2O2,OO0 Thursday,
s5.524 600 a week ago and si,ll6,Ooo a
wear ago. From January TO date,
sI6O. ses, 900, against s156,2l9,o0o in 1916.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-10
Com Odities

for shipment, so far little progress has
been made toward relieving congestion
in the West. There were some evil
dences of export inquiry and sales
were reported of about $1,000 bushels.
The weather over the West was again
cold and this gave rise to renewed
fears of crop damage. The MODERN
Miller" said that the recent cold
weather with high winds and dry top
soil in the Southwest was not favor
able for the crop. Weekly clearances
were small and reflected the difficulties
being encountered in making shipments
from the seaboard. Argentine snip,
ments for the week were ,oou
bushels. compared with l,72l 900 the
previous week and $4,000 last year
Yes'days Previous Year
close. close. ago.
Cash: tcents) (cents) Gents
New York.. 1853 1884 1.4'
Contract:
Chicago, May. 1885 1854 t.2S
Chicago, July. LAT lao l'ElI4
Corn.-The corn market was fairly active;
with traders showing moderate amount o.
interest owing 10 the apparent strengu' IN
the cash position and the belief that the 40
port demand will simply add 10 the hrmhtss,
The cold weather was expected 10 stimulate
feeding operations and the shortage OF cars
was against a large movement News from
Argentina was again bullish, and shipments
for the week from there were moderate
amounting to 1,l46.0OO bushels, eo"pa'f'
with sos, 600 last year
Yes'duy's Previous Year
Cash: close close. age age.
New York .si.1s,4 st14 'SSla
Contract: o ,zat
Chicago. july $685. .ssIs '"'s
Oats.-The oats market was only mod
erately active, but prices were steady III
svmpathy with corn and on reports tnat .A'
porters were in the market and had taken
about 500 900 bushels late on THURSDAY ana
Yesterday. Part Of this was believed 70 he
on old contracts. but IL was thought 10 show
that Europe is in the market and Is III heeu
Of supplies. v..,
Cash: close close. ago
New York ........ .s7'4 SOC 81
Contract: .e,,
Chicago. May. .s4E, 50 'ts,a
Chicago, July. .5'}4 .os's 1913
Rye.-Markst steady.
Yes'days Previous Year
Cash. close close. ago
Cash. N. v. bush. SIS SIS N'os
Flour and MssI.--Quotations were
Yes'day's Previous Year
close. close ago:
Flour. MINI. spz. pat.,so 500 ss sss
e csG ns. lin snG''e dried SO s.4s 40
Bran. In sacks....... 3s.oo H''o <0'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-10
Produce Markets--Current

Butter.-Receipts, 4,547 packages. Cream
cry, higher scoring than extras, per ID, 4oe !;
extras (92 score), i4c; frsts 80 to VI
scoreC. 37lRG43c seconds tS3 TO 81 score),
35G3Tc: thirds. 3in34i2c; creamery. un-
salted. higher than extras, ttlsq i512c; eX-
tras, 42n44c; frsts, 81 y al lac seconds, 80
m3Tc: creamery. held, higher than extras:
ssi, G3siac extras, 8si9 q See; frsts. 80 "a
3Sc; seconds. 9iisn Soc thlrds' 5@aSfe
state dairy. tubs. finest, 42g re good 10
prime 3sGilc; common To fair, GsH5te :
renovated. estrss. 3iq3iise; hrss. 32gS5c :
lower grades, 2943lc; imitation creamery
hrsts. 3ld32c: ladies. current make. FIRST,
29030c; seconds rs i2c; lower grades, 25P
3sc packing stock. current make, NO !, -ofp
2s1Ec; No :. 27i.c; lower grades 2oisuZ''
Cheese.-Receipts, l.54S boxes. STATE. whole
mil. fats held specials, per 10. % y q - Il :
average fancy, 25d25 &c lower grades; x 2
d24Iac; fresh. co!ored specials. 2f'aF2iAsc :;
age fancy. 2lc; white, average fancy Zis !;
lower grades 22423i2c; twins, held, speelas
25iac: average fancy. Zoe cheddar1, held
specials. 2ji &c; single daisies. fancy. "aHg
95lsc Wisconsin, whole milk, iancy' tWihs'
held. Ad25i5c; fresh. Gage single daisies
25T25iac; double daisies. held. 25a25 ise;
fresh. 2tL d2iizc; Young Americas, 2ap
25IIc: Far Western, whole milk: Oregon
triple daisies. fresh, 3tq2s. &c Calit tss,
double daisies. fresh, % g 2ie state, sH'"s;
S = 5oc fair to good, i7isGisisc; lower
grades. l21ltc.
Receipts. SOL cases. Fresh gath
cred. extra fine. per dozen. a. "a 4Se; extra
6ysts. l7c; frsts, a. n i6iac seconds and
ioweT grades. 44fa n iIc: refrigerator, finest,
gaisc: good 20 average best. il4 i2c lower
grades. 39Gi0ise state. Pennsylvania and
nearby Western. hennery whites, fine to
fancy. i9a soc: ordinary to good 100 &c I;
Gathered whites. ordinary To fine, i64 i9e !;
Wsstern and Southern. gathered whites, i6a
.5i5c; state, Pennsylvania and nearby, hen,
merry browns, 47q isc; gathered. brown and
mixed colors, frsts 70 extra hrsts, 4bTfIe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-10
A ctive Securities
o C k s

Wall Street, Feb17tdry -
-. priees Of the week, and for
,o,ger period in some noteworthy
a'' ...,.. we're registered on almost a
i' Sum Of operations. The early
H, ...ment was Of the uncertain charae-
h''. ..rtly noted, but in the latter deal
LESSONS became more general.
- part of the securities list was
,.,.,s except few specialties in the
'.r.,t class. high grade shares los
r-oona as we'll as the less repre-
,.,iv. issues. offerings were mod
- -. in almost all cases, but it re-
- "a only slight pressure to cause at
aion. ;u..u
and Wall Street was filled with
:. and gossip bearing upon the
~ course Of international events.
~, ranged from the mildly Opt
~. % the more ominous as prices
IisIC :"
rose and fell
U.u. were slightly better during the
,..,oon. Offering hope Of an abate-
~, A. the recent liquidation. Relief
=. only temporary, however, transpor-
Adv shares falling back with the
.,.,,, market to lowest levels in the
-, hour, though rallying slightly at
he dose.
n. few notable changes in stocks in
...a.a PEOPLES Gas of Chicago, which
"a. an extreme decline of GA points
,,s unfayorable statement for 1916.
,...l fractions also fell to 81 points,
=, TO 2 for shippings, motor acces-
.,.. cUppers and war supplies gen.
snIy. :,
Little significance attached to the rel
.s,.lv minor advances in Bethlehem
.,.l oils. Central Leather and promi-
an. equipments, most Of which were
.,.s.a later. Total sales amounted to
$1,000 shares.
trading in bonds was light, but al
"a, entirely at recessions. The An
.l,.yrspch IS made an extreme decline
,,.r a point to the new low record
:, sex and the latest United Kingdom
;..n. aI.o fell TO new minimum.
s,,eplstiye railway bonds, especially
a, eouysrtibles, also receded'
United States registered As declined
i,.r cent, coupon as u and IS OF 1916
,,a Panama Is 4 per cent each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-10
Yes'day's Previous Yeal
Daily Imports and Exports

Daily imports and exports Of genera!
merchandise at the Port of New YORK
were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-10
wv YORK STOCK TRANSACTIONS
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9.

z
,R,,,roads-53,6oo shares, against o''-
IA ,A,res Thursday. teo,so6 shares
,,sk no and 1000 shares year ago Hc
- January to date, 3.4o6,Soo
share, against 3,221,Soo shares a year
Isa -, a71
'Indutrials and Miscellaneous-Sn,-
20 shares, against 5ss,too THURSDAY,
,e,asOo shares a week ago and oO4'<V
.h,res wear ago. From January !
d date. 1858, 600 shares, against ~
W,50o a year ago.
Al Stocks -425,2o0 shares, against
gsaoo shares Thursday, eS2, 500 shares
,ss.k ago and 565,2oo shares a year
yo From January I to date, Z4'o7o'"0
ares, against 21,s75,ooo a year ago.
All quotations in dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-10
Bonds

Sales 1000 omttedl Open. High. Low. Gloss
: Ger de Pa 6s..1t2 1t2 ;t2 112
100 &C MIST P AIS e5 95Is IS 90
10 Cudahy SIS. se9s $685. s9Ns 99sIa
10 'Midyale ST. IS eeIa s6H 9e 90
10 'RusGt new5i2s 81 81 s6E2 86s2
.do 6Ias 80. e534 e534 e534 e534
20 'Sinclair Oil 6s.ttoH 1914 1toN 11oI4
200 U S Rub new IS e5 e5Is s5 e5
ENLISTED. fSes cents pei share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-10
Railroads
Standard Oil Subsidiaries
Other Oil Stocks

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last
900 geo A 4 ys oil oil % % as %
900 Barnett G 2ss 2ss 2La 2is
1900 'Cos & Co (OR) IS IS 149s 149s
5000 .Cosden o & G. 141a 143s 141s 143s
10000 'Esmer Oil Cor ga ga 2b 2Hs
500 Federal Oil. As4 as
1900 'Inter Petrol. i've 1874 IVA 11Ss
1000 Kcnoya Oil lapl Is V IL "
5000 Metropol Petrol 2l4 2Ts
200 'M-C Con o & u i2Ia 1234 124 1894
5000 stMidWest Oil. 20 y SO 20
1000 sFdo pr .... 90 90 80 80
200 'Monongah Oil. e V " V
21GG N Y-Okla Oil. - Is "a "a
500 ~ G. r Oil. ga ga ga ga
800 'Ohio Fuel Oil. 20 20 1894 1884
1000 sfOkla oil .... 10 II 10 II
2Ooo OKLA Pr & r.. 1iIs ia 1913 1919
125O0 tomar o & G.. 70 20 IS IS
$500 Dosage II Oil. ga szs
500 Penn Gasoline. lie 1IS liz lis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-10
Industrial
Metals

While little new business was taken,
stronger tone to the copper market
was noted, with more urgent efforts
on the part of consumers to place or
ders for comparatively early deliveries
No resale copper is offered, according
TO leading trade authorities, despite
the uncertainty over the export stu
alton. Some sellers predicted that cop
per will not sell below 80 cents pound
over the rest of the year.
The feature of the market yesterday
was an advance by the American
Smelling and Refining Company in the
price of lead from to ols cents a
pound, the highest price since the out
break of the European war.
Prices current for 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
nrice ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-10
State and Municipal Bonds

(Sales.j
N Y City 4ias 1863 n Y City AS 1850
1000. 1864 10000. ....1 ot
N Y City 4lzs 1865 N City Is 1853
1000. .. 1924 1000. 99H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-10
Hay and Straw
Coffee, Sugar. Tea and Cotton
seed Oh

Coffee Futures. coffee mark vO
ror, active yesterday and prices showed q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-10
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE

ENLISTED. fsells cents pei share
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-03
0lnmhrn nnf glrneNin.

Rom 2. Sulil- @eneoie lit mic
ser BON 0iterreidiiben 6lue5elgeu
bombaroirt moroen meloet beute oaS
Srie9sminiiteri1m Die Staliener
boben sur g8ieoerDergelting Erieit
ii6eriaaen. Gie Nieloune lailtet:
Sine Grllppe ieinoliher Slue5eu.
ee ii6erfiel am 5reitag 9IbenO gene.
oig, 9airano rnO G6ioegio Qebtere
5mei Grte in Der 9}dbe BON GeneOig).
9om6en mlIrOen mlf Sdllier eemor.
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