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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-09-30
MORE COTTON THAN
EXPECTED IS COMING
Six Hundred Bales on Durnnt Streets
To Tuesday and Expected Now
County Will Produce Three
Thousand Bales.

Up until Tuesday noon OF this
week, more than six hundred bales
OF new cotton had been marketed on
the streets OF Durant, which is con-
siderably more than was predicted
for the whole season, earlier in the
game, and the bales still come strag-
Cling In by twos, threes and fours.
Figures on cotton sold at other towns
in the county are not available. but
1t is reported that in some markets
less than forty bales have been re-
ceived.
Earlier in the fall 1t was predicted
that the county would not produce
one-thOusand bales OF cotton this
year. but indications now are that
the production will exceed three
thousand bales, or about ten per
cent of real good crop.
Middling cotton sold Tuesday for
twenty-one and one-half cents n
pound, with slight premiums on ex-
ra good bales.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-09-30
Much INTEREST SHOWN
IN FIVE DAIRY MEETINGS

y great amount of interest was
shown last week in five meetings
held at that many points in the coun-
ty. when T. NJ. Jetfords. NJ. X. a.
I. Agricultural man, assisted by
County Agent Dunlap, spread propa-
ganna in favor of dairy farming.
Stcroptican slides We're thrown
on Screens, along with the lectures.
to better illustrate the points being
made. During the progress of the
meetings it was found that more than
thirty farmers in the Durant vicinity,
are now milking cows. selling the
milk and making a substantial pro-
fit out of the undertaking,
The meetings were held at Seelcy
school, Old Church. Platter, kier-
sey and Kemp.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-09-30
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK
BULLETIN

Market compared with last Mon
day cattle steady. Hogs go cents
low. sheep steady. Lambs S1.iO
love-.
Beet steers:
GOOD 10 choice fed.$S.0OM 1915
Fir to Good Fed ..... 1854 500
Common 10 Fair Fed 6.O0M 7.25
He,t heavy grassers ... 6.25 q 100
C.mmon to Medium 4.00T 600
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-09-30
Sheep:
USE A PURE BRED DAIRY Bu,Lv.

r. NJ. Clark, in charge of Dairy
Extension, University Of Illinois
says: "The longer you use a scrub
buii the less money you will make.
On the other hand the longer you use
pure bred dairy bull the more
money you will make. This fact is
Drought to our attention by the re-
suits OF survey of 57l dairy farms
IN northern Illinois in 1912.
FOR number of years certain
grade of bulls were used one tn five
/, pure bred bulls used.
Labor income $799, group ., grade
pulls used, labor income $4O4; group
- scrub bulls used, labor income
S19S.
FOR a number of years certain
grade OF bulls were used. five to
Ten years-group /, pure bred bulls
used. labor income $l,O26 group .
grade bulls used. labor income,
$l,1O2; group ., grade bulls used,
labor income, $732; group 3, scrub
bulls used, labor income S243 loss.
Those farmers who used a scrub
bull from one to five years had a
labor income of only $l9S; less than
hired mans wages. When they
used scrub bulls from five to ten
years they were actually $243 in the
hole. They paid S243 per year for
the priviledge of milking bunch of
scrub cows and doing their other
farm work.
Now study the results of those
farmers in group who used pure
bred bulls. Notice that when pure
bred bulls were used one to five
years the farm labor income was
1888; more than double hired
mans wages. When bred bulls were
used five to ten years the farm
labor income was S1,1O2 which was
about three times a hired mans
wages.
Moral: Use pure bred dairy bull
Your County Agricultural Adviser
will tell you how to purchase IA pure
bred bull AT Il small cost. See him
about it.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-09-30
TWENTY.SIX MEN IN
THE COUNTY PRISON
More Than Double Usual Number of
County BOarSlers. Largest
Number In Several Years.

Bryan county's county Jail today
holds twenty-six prisoners. the larg-
est number in many years, according
to county officials. or this number
probably one-half are serving time
and the balance Of them are await
ing trial on some charge or other.
Ordinarily nine to fifteen prisoners
is a full house at the county prison,
but Bryan county did not escape the
wave OF lawlessness altogether. and
the larger number OF boaredrs is the
result
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-09-30
ACALA COTTON Is SOLD
HERE AT 23L, CENTS
HrsHi Brothers Market Fifteen Bales
Of Extra staple ut Good Pre-
MUM Per BALE.

Hood Brothers, of Twelye-Mile,
this week marketed fifteen bales Of
Acala cotton in Durant. selling the
list to Il. J. Laurence for twenty
three and one-half cents a pound.
The staple was unusually even and
firm and one and One-eighth inches
long. This kind of cotton is running
much better than any other market
ed here, it is said and has brought
all the way from $40 to SIS a bale
premium over ordinary cotton.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-09-30
LIONS CLUB no PLACE
SIGNS AT SCHOOLS

The Lions Club met in regular ses-
sion Monday noon OF this week. and
after luncheon INDUCED In round
table discussion Of current subjects.
The club unanimously voted to place
a sign at each school house In the
city, like those in the larger cities,
on which In large letters will be the
words, school. Drive Slowly"
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-09-30

20 acres good black land on 12-Mile.
Close to Martins store and school.
Fair housN and good water. See j.
y. Chesiers. west of Martins store.
39wa5
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
improvement i'm Credit
Conditions Is Stressed
Federal Reserve Bank Finds
Easier Money Situation
il, District

ihe marked Improvement in general
credit conditions is stressed in the
October review of credit and business
conditions of the Federal Reserve Bank.
of New York, out to-day.
THE reduction of discount rates Of
the New York Reserve Bank on Septem-
Der % was reduction of existing cred
it conditions in this Federal Reserve
district. More particularly. it was
reflection Of easier conditions in the
money market. Evidences of the tend
ency toward lower rates for money,
which have been gradually extending
since last winter, included the sale on
September Is of S69s 100000 of Treas
ury certificates and notes at rates low
er, for corresponding maturities, than
at any time since March, 1920; the i'm
mediate quotation of these certificates
and notes in the open market at a pre-
MUM; the decline from to Az per
cent in the rate at which dealers offer
bankers acceptances, and rise in tho
market prices of Liberty bonds and
Victory notes.
"These lower rates of return on in
vestments of complete security and the
readiest sale are the best indices at
this time of market rate for money.
They imply an increased volume of
funds seeking the safest investment.
The banks have found it advantageous
to utilize funds not required by their
customers to reduce and ultimately to
extinguish their debts at the New York
Reserve Bank, and the discounts and
advances Of the latter have fallen from
$847 100000 4 year ago to $2o2, ,450, 900
on September 21, 1921, the lowest point
in more than three years. As such
debts have been paid off, more and
more funds have become available for
investment in the money market
Referring to industrial activities, the
bank takes note that there has been a
slight increase in the number of per-
sons employed in this district.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
~onee F"tures-Ths range of pr,c..
Butter, Cheese and rvos

Butter r-Receipts ware 1212. ,..,.
Ireanery, higher than extras h. Az "a
soc; extras - score. 44c; frsts 2sS ~
seconds. 80 = n 35 nc lower rrsaaa Do * sc.
33c: unsalted. higher than ext..s 80. ~
461zc; extras. 44i2 n f5iac, frsts
4@c; seconds. san 81 &c. state dairy -
nnest. 42@ 5%c; good to prime. s7a41r.
common to fair. on 36c; iadlss . fic
make, extras. S2132I2c: nrs.s Ssi
soHc: seconds. 2sQ2sLc: lowe r-Fg -
70 "a % &c; packing stock. cu-re,. sss' s"ues'
2e nc. e'eues' -fg
Cheese Receipts were 17s1 hov.,
YORK State fats, held specials 2SG29i'N
lresh specials, 22Q22i2c. averaes ~.
~ nc; state twEs, specials. 2ixaasc: IN
c fsncx aoh pun' S5e wisconsin, double Daisies
state skins. s015c - q --ei
Eggs-Receipts. PASTA cases rr.s.
gathered extra. dozen. 81 a Sc: er,ra frs.s
47q4sc frsts 42a 4sc seconds A'rs "a 5Ts's: .o.
packed. No. /. 3om32c: No. ana ,ssui.r naO,a.
2s as q 2sc: checks. fair to choice. dry' ~
2sc: refrigerator eggs. charges paid 10 eT-
plrins dates. special marks. fancy. ara
3sc; hrsts. 541a q CSC; seconds, 5la$.c,
Tefrigerstor white eggs. 37e4 45c: fresh
Jersey. hennery whites extra fancy CO..
oled' I1c nearby hennery whitcs aver
age extras. SO a zoe; extra frsts. s3G sgr.
nrsts' % g Sic gathered whites frsts fo
extra hrsts. 5s@sec; under grades 4Oa
co.. 49, aoe' "A'ee' eHi1a firsts. So ID
VOC nrsts 561 Gle: under grades 47a5sc.
other western and Southern gathered
whites, 40G Soc; nearby hennery browns
extra. 05Gsoc: gathered brown and rnixed
colors, graded extras, 50 (l5Sc: hrsts "a
extra firsts, 44@ Soc -
Potatoes-Maine, 100 lbs s3.5o@as,.
l6o lbs. $3.25; state. lso lbs. s3.25S
B. so; $50 lbs. $500; Long Island. bbI
go; New Jersey. $50 lbs s2@5 No.
$3.50 q $50; sweets Virginia bbl.. $50
$50; North Carolina. s2.75G3; New Jep
sey. bsk 81. rs q I.60; Delaware and Mar
land, 81 1G1.35.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
Switch of Sellers
To Buying Side Is
Boost for Wheat
Prices Rally in Last Half
Hour ON Change of Senti-
nent; Frost Predictions
Fail to Advance Corn

CHICAGO, Sept. 29.-Wheat took a
decided upward swing in price to-day
chiefly as result of speculative buy
ing based on opinions that rally was
overdue The market closed strong at
to 2i2 cents net higher with Decem-
Der S1.23 to S1.23A and May $1.27h
to $127%. Corn finished X cent lower
to h@ss cent up; oats at Is cent de-
cline to as cent advance, and provisions
unchanged to 55 cents lower.
At first the wheat market continued the
decline which had been in progress for "A
week with majority OF traders giving
attention for the most part to the lack OF
any important European demand Yer ship
ments from the United States. Bears put
emphasis too on reports that Germany
Italy and France had raised much large
what crops this year than last. Word
counted also as n depressing factor.
In the last half of the day, however
persistent buying of wheat on the part Of
professional operators. who have been con-
spicuous on the selling side of late alb
sorbed all the surplus offerings In the pit
market closed at the topmost level reached.
although further rain in Canada auang
crop damage about the only bulish
new development in sight.
Corn and oats fuctuated with wheat
On tho down turn September corn touched
that month -
Lower quotations on hogs weakened pro-
Visions especially lard in which liolidat-
Ing sales were heavy.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
Northern Pacific
Shows Advance i'm
Operating Income
Like Great Northern, 1t Be-
gins to Gain in August
Earnings Reports; Other
Roads Make Improvement

The Northern Pacific, like the Great
Northern, began in August to show a
substantial net operating income. The
ratio of expenses to revenue in Au-
gust was 70 per cent, and net opcrat-
ing income after the payment of ex
! penses, rentals and taxes was ST.
e33 900.
Total operating revenues were about
s500,000 less in August. 1921. than in
August, 1920, the largest loss being in
passenger revenues.
The Northern Pacific reported to the
| Interstate Commerce Commission that
in August, 1920, it included in ex-
penses $2,7S3, 900 back pay actually ap-
plicable to previous months, but to
offset this it failed to include $2.256,-
900 maintenance.
The st. Louis-San Francisco had ST.,
expenses and taxes. The maintenance
of way expenses of the st. Louis-San
Francisco were approximately at the
rate of S190 mile.
August railroad earnings so far pub
lished indicate Class / railroads re-
allied better returns on property in
vestment, allowing for seasonal veria
\ ton, than they did in July. So far
forty-fve systems in all parts of the
country report aggregate net operating
income of $57,531,881.
In August, 1920. these roads earned
64.7 per cent of total gross for Glass l
roads. crediting them with that ratio
of total net operating income. The
latter item for all roads for August
this year would be approximately
SSS.900,000.
August should produce $1O4.344 600
net if these roads are to earn per
cent annually on their tentative prop
erty valuation of S1s,0oo,o 600. The
estimate of $8e,900,000 indicates that
in August railroads earned the equiv
alent of an annual return of 5.11 per
cent. Actual figures for July repre-
sented an annual rate of 4.6 per cent
on tentative valuation assumed by the
Interstate Commerce Commission for
rate-making purposes.
Gross earnings of these forty-hve
roads show decrease of ga per cent,
j compared with August, 1920. On COM
plete returns gross decreased 1876 per
cent in July and 81 per cent in June.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
Westinghouse Gets Contract
To Electrify Chilean Road

PITTSBURGH, Sept. ga contract
to electrify the Chilean State Railroad
between Valparaiso and Santiago, at q
the Westinghouse Electric and Manu-
featuring Company, of Pittsburgh. it
was announced yesterday. The equip
ment to supply the road includes mas
sengeT and freight locomotives. cleo
trical appliances and sub-station ma
terials.
The main line of the Chilean State
Road is l15 miles long, and is the most
important railway line in Chile, it is
sald. 1t connects Valparaiso, a sea
port, with the capita1
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
Cotton Declines
On Hedge Selling g
In Unsteady Trade
Unsettlement Is Caused by
Belief That Reaction
Ought TO Precede u. S.
Report; Some Support

There WAS some falling off in the
volume of general business in the cot
ton market yesterday, with fuctua-
tions sufficiently Irregular to suggest
rather q nervous and unsettled senti-
ment around the ring. Owing 20 the
extent of recent advances many traders
seen to feel that the market was en-
titled to reactions before the publica
tion of the government crop report on
Monday.
The private reports published during the
day however. emphasized the reliability
of a materially reduced crop indication
and the bulk of the days selling at
tributcd to Southern hedging or realizing
The continued strength of Liverpool.
rumors that cotton was to be shipped from
the local stock and more favorable ad-
vices from the goods trade pro promoted fro
ran into Increased profit taking or hedge
selling and prices ultimately showed losses
of about 27 to 40 points. The close was
only a few points up from the lowest but
steady in tone at net decline of IL TO
43 points December contracts sold Of of
from 21 .05 to 20. 10 and closed at POST.
compared with 2105 at the close of tho
previous day.
Private cables reported continued good
trade demand in Liverpool owing to the
bullishness of crop reports. and the large
spot sales officially reported in the South
served to confirm Wednesday's talk OF a
ever, offset by the profit taking and
hedge selling, and the market here opened
rallies during the. middle of the day on
rumors that Japan interests who stopped
notices representing about $4,000 bales of
cotton on Tuesday were likely to ship part
of 1t out. and there may also have been
some buying on the larger exports reported
from the Southwest FOR the day. The de-
mand came largely from trade interests
and, commission house buying was CON
sdcrab bly, less active.
ported were rs points lower TO so points
higher and the business was considera biz
the Southwest
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and 35 points lower 21.2o for
middlfng; sales were reported.
Ihe range of prices Wednes-
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
Curb Prices Rise
On Strong Buying g
In Active Issues
Farrell Coal Advances Point,
Glen Alden Moves Higher
and Oil Shares Show In
creased Strength as Rule

Increased demand for some of the
more active stocks on the curb market
yesterday sent prices higher, substan-
tial gains being recorded in many is
sues.
Glen Alden Coal advanced more than
q point to above 40, while Farrell Coal
climbed point to l8, new high for
the movement. Burns Bros. B COM
mon, traded in for the first tirne. closed
at fraction above 80 Texas Gulf
Sulphur recovered more han point
to above q.
Oil stocks were in demand, AZ a
rule, and Standard of Indiana rallied
a point to within a fraction of II,
around the recent high for the year.
international Petroleum worked sharp
ly higher on show of strength.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
Imperial Oil Dividends

Directors of the Imperial Oil Cor
poration, under the same management
as the Middle States Oil Corporation.
have declared regular dividends of 2
per cent quarterly on the preferred
stock and l per cent monthly on the
common, both payable October Is to
stockholders of record September 80.
1t was also announced that the advance
Of 70 cents a barrel in North Texas
crude, plus the premium now being
received, puts United Oil Producers
Corporation bonds on an interest earn
ing basis Of 1874 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
New York Metal Market

On the New York Metal Exchange
tin was easy with Straits and standard
quoted at 26@26.75c; Straits ship
ment, 26@27c, and 80 per cent at 26@
265oc. Copper steady; standard spot,
September and October, 12.25c asked,
and electrolytic spot and September,
11.S7n @125oc. Lead, quiet; New
spot, 450c asked. Zinc, firm; New
York spot, 4.85c, and East St. Louis
spot, 4.55c asked.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
AMERICAN PIANO COMPANY.

Fo' FIFTH ANENUE, NEW Work.
At a meeting of the Board of Directors
Of this Company. on Sept 2sth 1921. tho
oitn Consecutive quarterly dividend OF
u 20 on the Preferred Stock was declared
PAYABLE October list. 1921. 10 stockbolders
on record Sept. 2Sth, 1921. Transfer books
closed Sept. 28th. 1921, at p. NJ. and re-
opened on October 3rd 1921 at 10 A. M
Ihe Board also declared a cash div-
dsnd OF NJ on the Common Stock, pay
able October lst 1921 to stockholders of
record Sept. 2sth, 1921. Transfer books
closed Sept. 2Sth. 1921, at p NJ. and re-
opened on October ard. 1921. at 10 a NJ
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
Atlantic National Bank

New York, September 90, 1921.
4 quarterly dividend OF two and one-half
per cent. (2Aee) and an extra dividend Of
oone-half per cent. (1A%) free of tax, has
been declared on the capital stock of this
bank bic on and after october l. 1921
% stockholders of record at tha close OF
business September 80. 1921
FRANK f. ANDRUSS Cashier
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
London Metal Market

LONDON, Sept. %. - Standard cop
per, spot, seS Is Cd; futures, $50 Is
Cd. Electrolytic, spot, s72 los; futures,
eta los. Tin, spot, s15e Is Sd; futures,
s15s 12s Sd. Lead, spot, 423 2s Sd;
futures. s23. Zinc, spot, f26 rs Cd;
futures, S26 1858.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
IA1S.H.C1WLE &C0
Stocks and Bonds
lis Broadway New York
Telephone Rector $50
DIVIDEND NOTICES
- VA LOCOMOTIVES WORKS, INCOR-
PORATED.

AVSOMOItSE WOkkS. ENCOR-
PORATED,
II East 42nd Street
New York City.
September 80. 1921.
ne 5oasd OF Directors has this day
Jared dividend of seven (YG) per cent
'cn. the Common Stock OF the Companv
yabie in installments. as follows:
IN December /, 1921. TO stockholders
OF record at the close of business
November is. 1921
~ March !. 1929. to stockholders Of
record At the close OF business
February 49, 1899.
lx$ Juno LIST. 1922, to stockholders of
record at the close OF business May
15, 1923.
lx< September l, 1922. to stockholders
OF record at the close OF business
August Is. 1892
- l.. A. LARSEN,
VicePresident and Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
Standard Oils

Sales. Oman u,yh
loo Anglo Am Oil. is Is Is i5
100 90 Atlantic @ Lobos. s% s% sS sx
6, %" az C.1io S.l U'l. ..2Sb Y 247 2S5A 247
zloo Std OIL OF Ind II 72 II 7ix
Foreign Bonds
10 Argentine Rep rs 99is 9sis ssi. aaE
.: Berlin 3 EeIll,a As. y. "a ~ IL
70 Bremen tiss.... S11 S,a sn al
1swisa Nyssian 5,.s shs.... y - - !: !. "
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
DIVIDEND NOTICES
Garfield National Bank
9TH AVE. AND 2sRD ST.
New York. September 2l, I

1Se" 1urK, September II, 1y21.
At meeting of the Board of Directors
held this day, quarterly dividend OF Three
Fer Cent. upon the Capital Stock of this
bank declared payable, free of CITY
and State tax, on and after September 36
1921. TO stockholders of record at close Of
business September az. 1921.
A. w. SNOW. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30

chiaso-Ranse of pr'ce'
Open; High. Low. Close close close.
r.; +: iS Ei$ IL #!|;sx Elk E< EE*
Corn
Yesterdays Previous Ycar
New York: close. close. ago
ss 10, IN, ! yellow. hdr so.ssA sos9M s1l.ss
I,ccm ber .... sos 50. 97M
May ....... .55M 55A
Yesterdays Previous Year
No NV whits. aHte ,oa7 oq7' sc12 e.9s' soss as9
SSeytember .ssA .saM IS
nssmAer nsy .ass' ssss53: .Ss%
No. West. f.o.b.s1.1oA s1.i1 s2.osM
Flour and Meal
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York:
corsmi CO. nj isS@seS sS@s5o iSS@sco 5.ao@ asS
Rye. 6.7b17.O0 e.75GD7.O0 100061o 40
bran... 2400 24.00 1900
Livestock, Meats, Provisions
Yesterday. Year ago.
Live beef fair to
prime. 100 lbs. $3.50 500 s1o.oo@15.so
D d e +,
sides. lb. .oe@ II .1s@ .2s
mon to prime
100 lbs. e.n0R160o f4oom21 m
r e Sc d veal
city, lb.. 1870 .25 200 .ss
lbs. ...... 30o0 500 3oo0 M
Dressed mutton
city, lb ;..:.. $50 IL .os@ is
Live lambs. fair
to prime. 100
;, lbs: ;.-;;....;. 5000 $50 1loo@14.oo
city. lb. ;,;;..... .l3@ az 200 80
essed d hogs
bacon. lib. ..... .14A@14% .z5.@.abt.
Pork. Dbl. 25 90 10 25b 80 n "a n 40 n q
Mess beef. bbl. .12.oO014.oo Yeoo59n On
L a ID. M d d e ~"
West, 100 lbs. 101O@10.20 1s.s5m1sa
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
LIMA LOCOMOTIVE WORKS. rNCOR-
PORATED
II East 42nd Street,
Z LdSt I IHU :
New York

NEW YOrk
September IS, 1891
The Board OF Directors has this day de-
cared a quarterly dividend of one and
three-ouartess Us.fs} per cent upon the
preferred stock of this Company for the
three months ended September 80 1921.
payable November l, 1921. to stockholders
OF record AT the close of business on Octo-
ber is. 1921. Transfer books do not closs.
L. a. LARSEN.
So. Ncs-President aud Treasures
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
Cuba Cane Sugar Corporation
To the Holders Of 7ed Convertible Debentures
of Cuba Cane Sugar Corporation

The Cuba Cane Sugar Corporation has arranged
$f0,000,000 under arrangement which requires
money for the period of said loan and Of any
consideration therefor. the Corporation is offering
bentures from per cent. to per per
provided the plan becomes effective
The Corporation has addressed circular letter
to all of the debenture holders whose
known it, setting forth its present condition and
the details of the plan. All holders of debentures
who have received this letter should commune
cate Immediately with the Corporation at its office,
No. l23 Front Street New Xxx City. or obtain
copies of the letter from Ba.st<o1s Trust Company,
New York City; Old Colony Trlst Company Bos-
ton, Massachusetts, Contsns n>;. and Commercial
Trust and Savings Bank Chicans Illinois,
Debenture holders urAes1iy requested forthwith
to assent to The plan by dee sing their debentses
the Offices Of any the three institutions
above-namec. Temporary negotiable receipts will
be issued therefor. and application will be made at
list these receipts the New York Stock
Exchange.
By order of the Directors,
CUBA CANE SUGAR CORPORATION,
By w. E. Ogivie President
September II. 1921.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
pAPER COMpANy

INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY
New York. September 2Sth. 1921
The Board OF Directors have declared
suiar quarterly dividend of one and one
X per cent. GlaG) on the preferred
pttai stock OF this Company payable
tober 18th, 1891, to preferred stock
.ders OF record at the close OF business
tobsr Tth. 1921.
OWEN sHEPlaERD. Treasures.