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Names Receivers'
For Successor to
Emerson Motors Co.
\??et* of Campbell Motor
Car Company Imperilled
by Debts and Threatened
Suits Complaint All?gea
? ers In equity for the Gamp- !
ompany, of Kir.rest on.
% V., were appointed yesterday by
Judge Mart.:?. T. Mant?n in the United
States District Courl of Appeals as the
. \bel Smith, the
bolder of of the com
concern that :
'? ing ? ie roorganiza
merson Motors Com?
bing Be lemea of
by The Tribuno
on No' ' 6. Marcus Helfand
Wilsoi -.vero named as
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' . under the laws
Delaware in October,
1917, with a capital stock of $1,906,296, I
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FINANCIAL ?IF.ETINGS
M?DE1RA-MAM0RE RAILWAY COMPANY
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$113,700 second preferred and $792,290
n stock. The comcany, the com?
plainant alleged, expected to reap largo
pr lits from the manufacture and .^a'e
m If!.000 to 18.000 cars a year.
"The company," the bill of complaint
added, "was beset from the beginning
by difficulties in procuring adequate
materials for the manufacture of cars.
Contracts with the government and'
the Young Men's Christian Association .
were cancelled because the defendant
was unable to fulfil their require
ments."
Debts to the approximate sum of
$60,000 are pressing, the bill further
alleged. While the bill stated that the
defendant company is solvent, it was
alleged these debts and threatened
suits imperil the assets. J. A. Camp?
bell, president, admitted the facts
alleged in the bill and consented to
the appointment of the receivers and
"such other relief as a court of equity
may gram."
An involuntary petition in bank
ruptcy was filed against the company
yesterday by Iae Flock, with claims
aggregating $1,000.
Curb Market
Note.?The Tribune assumes no responsi?
bility for the accuracy or authenticity of curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
yesterday were as follows
Industrials
Sn^es. Open, High. Low. Laut.
'..'? 0 ?Aetna Explos. 10% 11% 10% 11%
900 'Am Bosch Mag 85 85 83 83
:- " ?Am Ch Prod. . 1' a 1% 1% 1% '
?Am S Fdy wi 35% 35' 2 35 35
I Br.-Am Tob reg 24% 25 24% 25
3 0 Am-Br Tob cpn 26% 25% 25 25%
14 ?Clalb ?fi: An F 9 9% 8% 9
2; ?Cudahy.. (123-124) 124' 121% 121%
12 0 Emerson Phon. 4% 5% 4% 54
H I ?Fairbanks Co. 63' 63' 63' 63
l? "?am Pyrs-Las 90 90 89 89
Fisk H T w i. 37 37' z 37 37' 2
Gen Asphalt. 70% 71% 69% 71%
' Irai e-Ola .... % % A %
..''" Pf;. 1A '?:- i-> 1rs
?'? i Hupp Motor... 934 934 9% 9%
: Inter R ibber. . 34 35 33' 4 33! 4
Lack Co Coal. 24 24 21 21
500 ?Lib MacN <& L 31% 32 31 3134
1800 ?Luna Loco ..50 50 47 47'
Marconi of Am 4% 4% 4% 4%
.'.at An ? Ch. 32 32 32 22
?Nat Fireprg.. 11% 12% 11 11
?do pf. 22 24 20% 21
' N M & Ar Ld 6 6 5% 5% ?
21 'N A Pulp & P 6% 7% 6% 7%
P< rfec T & R. 1% 1ft 1--, 1A !
2 i ? Peerl T & M C 28' 4 29 23! 4 2S%
?Ph Morris.... 13% 13% 12% 13
Remgtn Type. 64% 64% 64 64
124 ) ?Savold Tire.52-55 59 52 56%!
'SirapBon Coal. 8 8 7% 7% '
Stan Gas & E 41 41 40% 40% |
3ubm Btvtctf 15% 15% 15' 15 !
?Swift Intl ... 61% 62 61 62
Tri Fm v t ctfs % 1% 7B 1%
?'?.- ' ?( ? ' ,rs 46 49' 46 49
150 0 1 -i Profit Shar 1% 2 1% If?
10 OU S Stmsb Co. 23B 2% 2% 2% '
800 ?Warren Bros.. 47% 43 46 46'
5 0 Wayne Coal .. 3% 4 334 4
Standard Oils
Salea. Open. High. Low. Last.
2S50 ?Anglo-Am Oil 23 25 24 24
227 ?St O Co (Cal) ? 294 284 290
1". "St O Co (N J) ? 759 745 755
' t O Co (N Y ) ? 390 385 390
2:.") ?Union Tank L ? 135 125 135
160 ?Vacuum Oil... ? 490 472 483
Other Oil Stocks
Sales, Open. High. Low, La-it.
?Allen Oil _ 4 4% 3% 3%
1 ?tAmal Royalty 1% 1% 1% \?,\
? iQ ?Barnett O & G ft % ft %
IS. ?Boone Oil .. ., 8 8% 7% 8%'
:." * Bos-Wyo Oil. 61 65 55 59
1 ?Caddo O & R. 48% 49 43% 48% :
: ? ?( ? tl Oil Dev. 12% 12% 12 12
200*Cit S B T ah. 37% 3^34 37% 37%;
!" ? ?Cowth Pet w i 43' 2 43% 43' 4 48% '
: i Contl Ref_ 10% 10% 10 10%
1 ?Cosden & Co.. 9% 9% 9% 9%
*' ystal Oil .. 1% <% ', % 1%
?1 irn lan Pet.. 1' 8 1% 1- a 1%
Basin Pet 9% 9% 9% 9%
' Esmer Oil C 25 42 25 30 -
4000 ?Federal Oil .. 3% 3% 3% 3%:
r<. ? ? ? 7% 7% 7% 7% :
?He ? Pet Cl A 10% 10' 2 10% 10 ,\
?tHigh Grav O. 33 40 33 35
?Home O R wi 20% 2234 20% 2234 '
: ?Houston Oil. .121 122 121 128
: ? ?Hu Ison Oil. . . 3% 4. 4 3% 3' 2
: : ?Inter Pet. ... 30 30% 30 30%
1 ??? I ?Island O & T. ?3% 8% 83a 8%
I ?-Kenova OU. . 7 13 7 12
12 ?Kentu iky Pet 4 4 a -l 4
B30 . ?Lou O & R. .44' ??-5 45' 2 44' 4 45| 3
i*Merritt Oil C. 32 32'J4 32 32%
:? ' 1 Met Pet. 3r? 3% 3 3ft
2750 ?-Mid Sta O C. 2 2 1% 1%
M dvi st Ref. .188 190 184 138
?Midweat-T Oil 1% 1% 138 1%
1 ?M P ol M W 1 4% 5; a 4% 4%
?Nat Oil. 6% 6% 6'. 4 6%
Omar 0 & G. 48 60 48 49 ,
- ?rieni O 8 G 3 3 2% 3
?O N O Syn Ino 1% 1% 1% 1%
?P ? nock Oil. . 16% 18! s 1&% 16 ,
% "-Q-jefn Oil... 14 15 14 14
3 ?Rangeb Oil... 4% 6 4% 4% I
74 0 ?Ran-H O (a p) 1% 1 % 1 4 1%.
37 0 ?Ranger Oil... 2 2 1% 1%!
?Rickard Tex C 15% 15% 15 15
?Rock O ia pi. 1 1% % 1
?" . ?H-.-in Pet.4%-4% 4% 4% 4%
10000 ?Salt Crk Pr. (51-55 1 55 51 53
?Sap O & R-- 3% 9% 83-4 8%
7500 ?Sinclair G C. 58% 68% 57% 58
?: ?S W Prod ?ft R 5 5 5 5
8200 ?Stanton Oil... 1% 1% 1% 1%
6350 ?Sterling OS-R 8% 8% 8% 8%
3 ?Tex-Ran P&R -i% 5% 4% 5%
?tTexana O&R 50 50 50 50
3 ?Ty ipa Oil_ 2 2 2 2
400 ?Valv O P Inc 7% 3 7% 8
?Vera-Cons Pet 1% 1% 1% Wz
?Vic Oil n stk. 4' a 4- 4 3% -1
Mining Stocks
Salfi Open. High. Low. Last.
36550 tAlas-Br C M.. 63 65 60 65
- \ M.vM ? tip'. 30 31 30 30
- '-. id <: d.. 1% 1% V a ?%
?America Mine* % % % %
9 10 ?Arizona Butt? 73^ 76 73 76
Big I.<yJze. % % A A
- !.. oth. 10 10 10 10
B. st ?ft Mont. 72 75 72 73
a .1 I opper 1% 1% 1% 1%
?tCandelar Sil. 65 68 65 08
.., . Cashl oy. 10 10 10 10
?Cerbat S M.&M 3% 3% 3% 3%
; 1 reason Con Gd 5 5 4% 4%
rod o? N 20 20 19 20
?;-. ireka Cr M. 1 % 2 1% 2
3100 ?Flagg Tun M. 6% 6% 6% 6%
: , ? I : irence Sil. 75 75 74 75
"Go den Gate . 3% 3 4 3 3%
? ? . Zone D. 1% 1% 1% ''/*
loldfleld Con. 18 18 18 13
? - '- ?:? Id Merg 5 5 5 6
1800 ' ?tHarml I Dlv. 35 35 20 30
? Hasbrouck l> 27 29 26 28
ii. -i M ning. .5555
:- ? Jim li itler. . 33 33 33 33
J imbo Exten. 13 13 13 13
?tLibBellD apj 13 13 13 13
? Loi ?- Sua.- . .11 11 11 11
',/..'. lana Con. % % % %
: ' - M M ' f A(ap) 1% 1 \'a % 1%
: ?- MacNam M. 1 :, 1 ft 95 96
? ". a L <ay 1 40 51 46 ?S
;. . ? .;. 1er Loue, 45 45 45 16
??Nat '1m - 2\\ 3% 2% 3%
? '.'... Ophlr M 20 21 20 21
-, .? ?, Nev, . . 20 23 20 20
1 ?Onondaga Mm 3% 3% 3% 3%
?, . ?Ray Here Min 2% 2 a 1 '? 2
R? Con Min 14 19 14 14' 4
Ro? h Mines.. . 20 20 20 20
?- M. 1% 1% '%
? Silv K? Div.. 31 32 20 30
. Kg 1 ' Ar % % Ii < *
itand Silv-Ld. h -y :'? fi
. -,.i Piv. 24 25 22 23
?i un of Weit, 1% ?1 2 ''la '%
t?rwart ... 24 26 24 25
?Tonopah Bei . 3% 3% 3% 3' ,
10 ?Tonopah Kiv.. 9% 10% 9% 10%
h Exten 2% 2% 2% 2%
? ronopah Mid. B0 60 50 ^ 60
i ?Tonopah Mng. 3'B 3% 3% 3%
I ? U -, Cont M. 16 18 16 17
Unity C M Co. 6% 6% 6% 6%
?V tor 1' & M 5 5 5 5
?'Ward M K. M 24 25 24 24
.'/.?,,-, Gold Q. 75 75 75 75
.',.-,' E ?! Con ? 2J, 2 23,
0 | Wi: Cap? Mg 25 25 25 2"i
?',', n Kn Cop pf 1% 1% 1% 1 '?!
Itond*
'??n-f. High I '.??". L? .'
|g?Lfg&M 8? 1021 100 100% 100 100%
1 . ?Ha?? '.?.?''. 6 ?? 4?| , 60 4'i;y. ?
g , 53! , '-'? 68! j. 6?
?Ufjjiatid. f&?n ?xrita l>*r ?sliAr?.
Says Mexico Will
Increase Taxes
On Oil Properlies
Mexica? Legal Authority
Holds Government Justi?
fied in Its Programme of
Adding to Industry Levy
Financia?! Bureau
Sperin!. Corri'fpon'onre
MONTEREY, Mexico, May 5.?Ameri?
can and other foreign oil investors in
Mexico will obtain no favorable legis?
lation at the hands of the Mexican Con?
gress, which convened in the capital on !
May 1. This is the expressed belief
of men who are in close touch with the
Carranza administration and the senti?
ment '.hat exists in official c;rclc3.
Widespread propaganda is now being
circulated in Mexico with the view of
justifying the government's attitude'
toward the oil industry. Emeterio de
la Garza, jr.. a distinguished lawyer,
of the City of Mexico, who in former
times was attorney for large foreign i
oil interests in this country, is now
openly supporting the programme of
Carranza of increasing the t ixes on
the industry. In a public statement, :
jus* issued, Mr. Garza says:
"The laws governing and taxing the
oil lands and the oil productions in
Mexico have lately been discu
much through the press of I
States and in Mexico ns we!! that I
shall not go further ?into this matter, .
which is to be submitted at this '?me,
as a proof of good faith to Congress,
for ampie final consideration, ?
to present a few facts which will
speak for themselves.
"The value of oil exported during
the year 1918 by all of tho oil com?
panies operating in Mexico was 150,
000.000 pesos, equivalent to ;
gold. The taxes paid
panies amounted to 11,120,3! f.90 ;?
or a little less than 8 per cent.
"The government in 1917 collected1
taxes amounting to 6,854,537 pesos,
equivalent to 1-8-10 per cent. We
must take into consideration the fact,
that the exportation of oil in 1918 was
only 1,251,242,317 tons more than in
1917, notwithstanding tho fact I at,
duo to the high price of oil, the com?
panies received three times as muc : as
the amount of money collected for oil
in 1917.
"During the period of 1017 to 1918
the government of .Mexico reduced the
taxes from 12 8-10 per cent, to 7 9-10
per cent, one-third less, in spite -
fact that the earnings of the companies -
increased considerably.
"In 1018 65.0 per cent, of the 'of.a!
amount o:' oil exported was cru;!?? oil
?an ! 34.1 per cent was refined oil. The
largest amount of this, 1 108,042,473
tons, belonged to the Hausteca Petro?
leum Company and 577,593,305 '??ns to
the Compania Mexicana de Petr?leo
del ?guila.
"Official r??cord3 show that the oil
companies of Mexico have been stead?
ily and continuously increasing the
production of oil, the profits rec lived
and the dividends paid to their stock
holders being sometimes as high as 23
per cent.
?'Now, in regard to rent, an oil lot
of 170 acres (74 hectares) will cost in
Mexico $32i.> a year, or $4,1 ?"?0 in a period !
of thirteen years from 1918 to 1931;
adding to that sum $102, which .
title tax, the tc, ?al rent of such lot in
Mexico would be $4,352 for even the
largest producing let. as against $227,
000 to be paid in Oklahoma on the
example cited.
"In the state of Texas those who ?
obtain oil lands have to pay $2 pi r
acre a year, one-e g :' the value
of the oil prodi ced and one-tent
the gas conserved, which ?.
greatly in excess of taxes which -
in Mexico."
Relevant Comment I
The Day's Market
After early irregularity caused by
realizing sales the stock mark'-' re?
sumed its advancing movement yester?
day. The trading list was about the
broadest yet and dealings were well in
excess of a million and a quarter
shares.
The speculative element paid more
attention to the railroad stocks, many j
of which made substantial gains,
v Reading, Xew York C?
Atlantic Coast Line, Delaware, Lacka
wanna & Western, St. Paul o
and Norfolk & Western.
Steel common at the top price of !
the day, 99%, was up a point from Sat?
urday. It closed under that figure, at
99, \ip U. Copper shares were Arm,
Oils continued strong, with Texas
Company, Sinclair Oil and Assoc at?
Oil th?? features. Tobacco shares made
a further advance.
; ? la were active and generally
higher, w th th I ? rty Loan
closing ?'.rir..
Rumania Wants Credit. Here.
Rumania has added Its name to tho
list oi foreign countries that is seek
ing credit advances from American
bankers. It was .sai'i in banking cir?
cles yesterday that Rumania la in im?
mediate need of funds with wl
buy locomotives and other railroad
equipment.
Hines to Address Economic Club.
Some illuminating information on
the railroad situation is expected to
be presented at a dinner to be given
i by the Economic ( ?:;;> on Thur daj
evening of this week at the II tel As
tor. Among the speakers will be Wal?
ker D. Hines, Director General i ' i ?
roads ; Senator < ?ummin ?. c
the Senate < !ommit tee on Intel tato
( ommerce, and Howard Ell i
dent of the Northern Pacific Railway.
! It is the opinion In railroad circles
1 that the carriers will not be returned
: to their owners before July 1, 19J '.
Sees No Steel Wage Cuts
James A. Campbell, president of the
i'oungstown Sheet and Tube Company,
was reported in Young3town, Ohio, dis
, patch?-? yesterday as saying that there
can be no reduction In wages in the
iron and steel industry until after this
year's crop is harvested, unless prices
of finished products are reduced in
the meantime below present costs of
: production.
Expect Cut in 'lire Prices
Reports yesterday thai :.??' i ral of I
g tire manufacturers of the coun
try a: i for a
. tion in pr;?'?.'. averaging between 10 per
cent and 15 per cenl were follow? ! by
heaviness in the I Ajax,
' Goodrich, Kolly-Sprii : id U. S.
Rubber all Bhowed net losse , running
? from a point to more than two ; i I
| Their weakness was tho more i
able in' view of the strength in ihe rest
I of the market. -
. American Woolen Annual
Report Not Yet Completed
SPRINGFIELD, Mas-?.. May '. Tho
adjourned annua ting
holders of the American Woolen Com
? , .. held hen lo lay, was again n<'.
journod to Mny 27 to await the aompli -
, tion of-tho annual report.
Industrial
Cotton
While a realization that acreage has
not beer, reduced nearly so much a.3
expected tended to keep cotton prices
down yesterday, the improved state
of tho poods trade tended to keep
them up. The market, a3 a result,
did not move much in either direc?
tion, and trading was lacking in ani?
mation. Though fluctuations at times
wore quite irregular, the drift of
prices in the long run was toward a
higher level, and closing transactions
showed net gains of 9 to 16 points.
'in the local market spot cotton
was quoted at 29.20, an advance of 10
points.
The cotton exchanges in New York
and New Orleans will be closed to?
day.
Prices for future contract'3 follow:
NEW STYLE
Previous
Op<?n Hi?h I,nw nn,. Cl a
May....28.85 '2H.49 28.25 1S.4,-> g- 28.36
ruly. .28.63 26.88 21..'I 26.7.-1 it?6 77 '-'?.??
Oct. .24.60 24.91 '?4.5? 24.78@S4.80 24.67
Dec. . 24J.5 ?4.4! 24.12 1M.HO :i ?4 .'_? 24.1l)
Jan. .23.78 24.12 23.78 23.98@24.02 23.82
COTTON STATISTICS
Yester- La LttBt
V\.: Year
Port receipts , 16,735 closed 0,97-1
- . (?,.",67 closed 21,546
season.. 3,918,677 ?-lone?! 3,278,872
.V. Y. stocks.. 93,732 ciofteil 169,982
P rt stocks... 1,266,310 closed 1,445,923
receipts.. . 15,228 closed 5,99 ?
a 17.77:i closed 10.001
N. Y. arrivals, 3,043 closed 1,777
SOUTH EP.N SPOT MARKETS
Tester- Stocka
? rts: Sales Stocks Tear ago
? - 238,171 279,103
28.00 4,142 407,623 433,816
...
-
. i a i
Wllmlngi n
Baltimore, .
- v 1 ? k.
\ irlo ,
.1,266,316 1.443,923
Interior:
... 28.20 344 171.710 117.0.-.8
his . . . ?- 340,018 365,373
?-'. L. ula ... - ? ? 22,584 17,329
Houston ? - 253,859 372,628
Little Rock.. 27.00 360- 2x.tini>
Liverpool Cotton
Spot cort?n was active in Liverpool
;?. sterday. Middling was quoted at
Salea were 7,000 bales: of which
6,000 were American. There were no
imports. Manchester reported a brisk
ess in yarns and cloths a*. firm
pr; ces.
Prices for future contracts follow:
NEW CONTRACTS
12:15 Previous I .ast
; m Close. Close. Year
May .16.80 16.90 17.11 21.35
Juno .16.61 16.44 16.88 2081
July .lii.U I.V66 lfi.litl 20.88
August .Ki.lt ?,->.'.'i! Hi..18 l!).f,.j
' : . 13.67 1 l.DO 15.82 19.45
Sustenance
Cereals
Wheat.? Shipments of wheat from
North America last week were 6,451,
138 bushels, as against 5,136,850
the previous week. Exporta of
fl? . ?? < ?? : 1,878 barrels, a3 against
- the week before. Receipts of
% leat at New York yesterday were
27 :., 0 bushels.
Corn.?Corn prices, after poing to
new high records, broke badly at the
the day. Net Losses were
, to 4% cents a bushel,
V .?' er lay's Pre-* lous Year
?; o v ; .?? ago
! yellow $1.90% $l.RK% ?
. .. . 1.661 i 1.71 $1.27^
Jul> . 1.65V4 1.68% ?
ier. 1.60 1.64% ?
Oats. Prices advanced early on
_-, inspired by wet weather and
backward farm work, but later de?
clined with corn. The close showed
? ' of 1% to 2% cents.
Yesterdaj s Previous Year
>;n^- v ... i ... itro
hite ,79V2@.80 .80% .87
:. i '-: ?
.'ill .707? .7.".'-=
ll.70 .72% ?
September.(?8% .70% ?
Rye.?Market lower.
rest ' '.,\- ? Prev loaa Yoat
New York - <??
Cash, No, 2 West S 1.83 f 1.83Vi S2.r>0
Floor and Meal?Quotations were:
rday's Prev. . ? Yea*
Now Tori
Minn sp p, $13.25 g 13.7,-) $18.00@ 13 50 $11.00
Cornflour.. 4.00? 1.25 4.00@ 4.23 5.00
Rye fir. eh.. 8.70? 1.0.00 8.7:,-T?110.00 13.30
Bran, 100 lb 46.20@46.50 48.00?- -
rea
i* is asserted that a large importer
; in the last thirty days
t0 pounds of tea for shipment to
Euro] H E '' : '?".: s quar tity is said
. and the rest will
go forward in the next few weeks.
? . . ? ali are begi nning to
? ? ffect on stock-.
Quotations for lota of 50 and 100
I ackagi 3 follow :
' ? ENS
A week
Yesterday. ago.
Moyune, Gunpowder . 48@70 43?70
Moyune, Imperial.43?>55 43053
. -. Young Hyson.... 33?65 33.?S>65
Moyune, Hyson. 32 g 15 32@35
Pingsuey, Gunpowder ..?? 23 ? 3 5 23(15)55
Plngsucy, Imperial . 35@45 :
Pingsuey, Young Hyson.. 28@38 28(338
JAP AN.S
Panfired . 30@50 . .- iO
Basketflred .'?. 30 i 55 30@55
rigs . IE.; 23 20@ 23
FORMOSA OOLONG
Good . 28@30 2-7? 23
:? . 3^ .' 36 31@35
Fine.41:61 40'S 60
CONGOU
-. 25TJ.70 25@70
INDIA
Pekoe Sou. 32034 32@34
; .. . "l ... 44 34 ?*44
Orange Pekoe.37@56 37re'5?
Flowery Orange Pekoe... 44@65 44@65
CEYLON
; Pekoe Sou . 32^ 34 36? -
?\ ...... ._ 34 14 34.; 44
Orange Pekoe . 36@56 36@56
Flowery Orange Pekoe... 46rg?6l 46'i61
: Oraage Pekoe.... 46@66 46 <j 66
.i WA
. 25w30 25@30
. .... .... 29iff32 28@32
Ora o Pekoe . 31@40 11 ^40
y Orange Pekoe... 40@51 40@51
[j , ? , rl Orange Pekoe. ... 25<S 10 25 g 30
. 26 .,31 26(1)31
Odd loi 11 ?? nt higher.
Sugar and <!ol?ee
i lurrent A year
prices, ago.
Sugar, granulated, per lb. 9 7.45
Sugar, centrifugal, per lb. 7 28 - ?
Rio No. :. per lb. 19% SU
Co?Tm, Santo? No. i, per lb... 22^
Sugar.?Canadian refiners are Baid tn
b pplii -I a i a reaull of conl ract
purchases made for their accounl by
inada Food Roard. The Canada
Food Board ha ? : unofficinllj
thai the i refiners will not
.
Id part, of the San Domingo crop
.? local market supplies appeal
plenl ful There ta a lack of tonnage
t neaa
Coffee Futures.?Thia market wn
' firm on buying by houaea with Kairo
pean connections. Closing pr ces were
S to 16 point ? g ["I
demand is asserting . .
more, it is said.
Prices for future contracts fol
Previ .r
High. Low. Close. e. s? .
.In!.?-.. 18.60 13.59 13.58ffi-3.60 13.50 8.41
Sept. 18.05 17.90 13.^5 : '3.04 17.87
Dec. 17.-?8 17.30 17.43@17.45 17.30 8.62
March 17.25 17."0 17.25@17.26 17.10 -?
Cottonseed OH.?Trading in cotton
seed oil, which has been under govern?
ment ban, will be resume I next Thurs?
day.
Business will be nfined 1
cottonseed oil months, begii
the October delivery. The food a
istration announce I that it
an increase of 2 cents in the maximum
price of crude cottonseed oil, f. o. b.
point of production, and the delivery
price of lard substitutes,
Butter, Cheese and Eggs
Butter.?Receipts were 13,675 pack?
ages. Creamery, higher than extras.
lb, 55%(S;66c; extras .?2 score
' ' ' 88 to 91 score , '
seconds i ?S3 to 87 score . 51 '-. ?c; lower
gradi ?, 49 i 50c : unsalted, b - than
?extras, 58 ?58%c; extras, " ">7'3C.
firsts, 55@56c; seconds, 53
dairy tubs, lines:., 54@54%c; go
prime, 52@53c; common to fair, 46
51c; renovated, extra-, 51c; . 19
50c; lower grades, 16 : <-'c: im
creamery, firsts, ? - ? - cur?
rent make, firsts. i>',': j 18c; seconds,
45c; low? r gr ides, 13 I4c; ; a
stock, curren-, make, No. ?. lie; No. 1.
43c; lower grades, 39@42&c.
Cheese.?Receipts were ,283
State, whole milk, fn sh fiai i. col i.
lb? 32M.@32^c; wl
average ? re '. 1 2c ; white,
32c; lower . . I , ? ? .spe?
cials, Wh;*r :, ... ? . < . .;?? 1, 32
average run. white, ,;i'-j
?.? I i, fiai .
?? \ ' ? ?. "?
sin, who!?? mi Ik, twins, held, ' !
- ?
white, 33c; i
:;_>;?2'.", dou
fresh, 32 p 3 2-Vic; Young Americas
fresh, 11 . . ?tate, n . specials,
-??':' ?. . ;e, 20 i 22c :
fair to good, 15 i lue; lower grad
14c.
r,ggs. Receipts were 25,613 cases
i Fresh gathered, extras, d >z< . -?"--j. i
43c; storage packed, extra firsts, 47':?r:
; firsts, -l.".1^ - t'J'-.'c; gathered, extra
| firsts, 46%@47c; firsts, northerly sec?
tions, 44%@46c; southerly sei
'43 ]2 ??? 1.5c; seconds and poorer, 10 ?
43c; dirties, No. 1, 41 t42c; No. 2 and
poorer. 36<S 40c ; c :
eggs, nenroy, maian ttunner, ta :
@64c; Baltimore, 58 ??'??,?-. \ ..-..
@60c; Western and other S
i good to prime, 53 L58c; far Southern,
common to fair, 40c; goose eggs, 60@
1 75c.
Hay and Straw
Y/est erday A ye -.- a - )
i'er ion I r. ton
Timothy, No. 1.
large I ilea .$42 CO ,7 13.00 $30 30 g 32.00
?'. er, No. 1 t.:-. ! - - ' W
Rye straw. No. 1. 15.00<? 16.00 18 .
Orchard an?i Fi??ld
Y- -????:? lay A ?? ?
marr
lbs .$11.70 ',; $14.0
Peas. Scotch, MS. 7.C
; Potatoes, nw. bl I. 3.00@ 9.~.1 ?'? a
'? Ai?i?i.?3^ Bldw, ?... -? -
?. -. efruit, box. .' ??? ? ' >0
Oranges, box .... 2.50@ 6.20 3.00? 8.50
Livestock, Meats, Provisions
V Bterday a year ago
Lives! ick, fair to
> ; 00 m . $1 l.00@18.00 $14.00 r. 17.00
: beef.sides
ttj . .21@.25^ .IS
Live ?,-??..s, com?
mon to prime,
100 It 13.onfft7.no 12.00@10.00
Dresse ' ' i
.19? .26 .19
r.?.. , ewes, ! :'i :?> 8.00 912.00 9.00 ; ! i ??
: i .' ' ?n It) .20 <??' 23 . ' '
fair
100 It 14.00@16.50 15.00@16.75
I
i ity, 113.30@ .34 .25
Hogs, 100 It).... 20.50@20.73 18.40@18.60
I o K s,
bacon, rt> .28H@-28% ?-?"'1
Mesa beef, bb!. . . Hr> no .. ;s,).?>?) 32.0O@33.Oi
Mess pork, bbl . 57.00? 58.00 53.50?54.00
Lard, Mid-West.
100 tt>. 84.00? 34.15 25.85 3 25.05
Corporate Return:
Delaware & Hundson
The annual report of the Delaware
& Hudson Railway Company f
ses net in me C $4,71
equivalent to $11.09 a share
on the $42,503,000 cap ta 3toc
pared with $4,992,779, or ?: ' L.75 a - lare
earned the year before. Gr
w is $10,602,780, an increas
$509,132.
On account of Federal c mp i
the company receive?! in 1918 $1
000, again it a . ied
of $7,40 1,600, ?>r : I ?rr ???. I another
.?' ?,100,1 tal of - i,2 ?'
?" :,] 19,60 ) less than il - m
r- :.'..'..
National Acme Company Net sa
the first qu irter of
$3, 133.789 for I he sai
; ?st J ear. Net ; roflf 9 "? ire ?5758
. ?r.? the per I holders stock
" . :. llvldend
Jewel Tea Company?For the fo ir
ended April 19 a .
015. an ii :-?,?- :' ;. ver
resi ond.:..? iveeks of 1918 S ilea : r the
slxt ien "? ? k ? wer i $5,11
Commonwenlth Power, Railway and
Licht Compon] for tha
: liroe months ended Mr
?_:?'.? ?' ' 169 for
the same quarter of tl I g :?' ar
, rnlngs w ?re $2.854,919 an I
of $885 I tftei -'.:", . . ?
v ls i ? ?,941 a -'.. Insl i
quarter i n led March 31, 1918, of f I
Chile Copper Profil-? for
(Quarter Slump Heavily
On n production of 29,305,514 :
of copper the Chile Copper Company
reports net profits after d?
$817,590 for the last quarter of 1918.
This compares with $3,276,944 for the
preceding quarter. ( M hi r
amounting to $213,514 was added I i
this amount, m iking a $1,03 1,105 total.
After bond interest, amorl il
count, etc., surplus of $300,936 ?as
; equivalent to 8 cents a share eari
' the $95,000,000 capital stock.
$2,701,630, or 31 cents a share, ii the
September quarter.
! M ?or land Refining Company
Increases Capital Stork
Stockholders of th.? Marian.i R? '"." ng
'Company have voted to increase the
c ?? ital stock from $10,000,000 to ?25,
t?i '
holdei the right to Bub3cril to '
000 shares of additional Btock ??<' ar
1 $5 per share1 to the extent of 60 ' ?t
cent of their holdings, if an .'
this stock is not subscribed for
2,400 shareholders, the direct
, ompnny have pledged : hem : Ivc3 to
take and pay lor it at par.
Buyers are iovited to register in t
'^ omen's Wear and Millinery
-. N'i-:, O.?The Sprlng-Holz
S Spring .-. I M - "
- . -'S
?t. And
v ? and 8. 1
N'T.J Ein poriura V
S H timan, ml Inery -1
-
W St - - wom
? .?'. umbrella*;
: - ? ?tone Suit and
3 ?'?- an, wash skirts and
Martinique.
? ' -. Y -Sisson Bros.
:. R ?
muslin under
?
I x M v ? R. Z Aland ?
? . ry j.r.d women's wear;
?
FA1 -J. x. Adam Co. Miss
mu inderwear. corsets,
far '? it Thir leventh Street
is \ ndrews. Japa
'
ixe 2 West
-
CAN"! . ?'.g-Holxwarth Co.;
r. suits lats,
w a sts m'
n J " - Andrew's Hotel, expected
- ' -, -
V i.?S. Oberlan Co.;
i furnls g - Grand
'AGO?A. 1 v Larner,
- ? -- v ?? n'a wear Broztell
G Tisch,
CINNAT?? - - re Mr. Fus
23 East
il
- J R '?Irr. m, women's
-
Wise Co ; E. W.
I suits \ - leen.
ginal Sampl ? Cloak
' i '? . ser, waists and
[BUS, i ..?-.. nlon Co. : Mr-?.
m -i -? wear ;
to wear; Alfred Fant!.
' ' - ? ? ; Street, i i : h
Cl ilBERLAND, M 1 ? A. Lazarus Co.;
A. v M Lazarus, women's furnishings ;
i
imler; Miss E vln
' ?" waists; > - - - ? I Ud se. -p.. 225
me
| AYTi \, O.?Riks-Kumler; Mr Bchleu
- Associated
'tl Ave ?
; ? . I ion; Mr.
? ,.-?:< ? - ;
: -
" '??- ay,
M. Lipman, fall
:oats and suits I.'. East Twenty-sixth
'. Ind :,. S. Avros Co. |
bathing ;s \;
Eth a * .
: S'lAN . - ryg iod Co ! s
?h , M ?s Maries Buits
tresses; K fc :?-? . . .-. ; ; ;.;
.-.?'.
Il 1 ?L. S. Ayres; Misa
buyer, bu!1 3,
- IM Ise. Corp., 22 3 Fifib
? ?
I ?T.. S. Avr.j, Co
s . Associated Mdse,
F 'th A i le
!, Fia M irk's
'.; '-? lummer wash dresses
suits Cnior
.- m ire
George K Kleine
- it; Brown S
Mao rae
iramel Co J. Ham
'??' ? - L.-r Z ;.: ? nthal 3 151
? ' Dayton s; Mr Qans
' su ?? .'. ?? ? Bsi s, a ? Irta an : -
???
? AUKEE, '- ! F . l'a Mr ,; lTis
? ,
: '
Its ? ; 3 etc Miss L
rufu ? etc. ; O W Rectoi
its . - ire - -,.,
.
Dept Store : Mrs. H
?; ? Inery; Bre
PAVVTVi KET 1: -L; nd & .'-. .
1 ? irg In, men's ithlng ika
"? ' -' ' ?'- ? ?? - :? ; ; 220 Fifth Av? nue
i ?
? IND, Ore.?Meier ?S- Frank Co.
?i cs, suits, skirts
. Fifi \ ?.
. . - J. J. Reib, a
: - wear. Harr
. : 2 Fifth Avenue, i p. Ne-v
: ?? ?
:- st's W. C
md mlssi i' read / t ???
Twenty-nintl
? : '
-.. lonnor, Moffat &
432 Fourl h
. X Y. -H. S Barnej
n - :?: Raj mon 1, dresc
goods and s
Y, X V?If. S. Barney
oan. ???? n's, woi
and 104 Fourth Av mue
Iowa?Em]
Willli - ry , 62]
Mass ?Probes & Wal
. Lte Trad
. Ifi tl A - en Je.
Receiver in Bankruptcy
RY P TASMAN ?Judge Knox in
Court yester
.-r with
? ! for Harry i' Ta?::.an, : ?
A ?'. Involuntary ;
" -? tn t?y thr '???
?? I ilaims as fol?
ien, $2 . ' sei "? ""? Isner,
; ; E ? i, 5 Levy, Ham
. . Fifth Avenue, are
.
i'ttitions in Bankruptcy
' ? MAIl ER & S y?A voluntary petl
- ?
. -. yes
es of $1,073 and nc
et, $200; Bar
? i? y - ;. $.1 and the
; masvill
X . . . , a-, W sinberg, in
. . i the atl rneys.
Schedule in Bankruptcy
iB SIEGE1 -A --? ledule of Jacob
... - was Bled In the Unite '.
riet i ihows Ha
' ; ig] .-? ' a isets of$ 124. Thi
rgesi editors aro S. N'a 1 !
j ;??? ene Sti i $275; M
5264: S. 1
l Street nk F Bergen
idwaj .5 ' he at -.. rney .
Discharges in Bankruptcy
. us M. Mayer In the Fnlte^
. ? j ?terday di ?
??:?:? s
ritonio Err..
- i in R
? ? . ':'? Hi v.-v E ir ;
- nth l!, Sam
.,.--; '?' ner and John
A-s?gnnu>n?
AXD NATHAN DELI.HEIM. trad
_- .. , - i & Bro . n mol i turinj
irs supplies -v -, : i.
Rtr et, : si er lay as
nefit f ireditors to Ed
Is._
Judsment??
The I ' ; Igmenta were filed Sat
the first name being that if
r
In New York County
; :
... $10S.5:
Fred ... ind Edwin A.
? et al. . 1,062.2
H irr! il i '?' '?'?".n :
. 1.140.2
.:: bel Jiros .
?ss.r
- mon ?i. ?W. M. Si h
366.li
m der L
4.704.5
is 1 ' Alimento ei
; : '
' t ? .Alimento 110.]
? i-;. , . m . 1.005.9
110.?
. ;. A. Klmb
. 641.7
erg, William?W. Kllllck..
... 420.5
M ?alea
. l?*-2
A M. ' ar- - '-t ttl. . 8,429 :?
; erbor
c o a'i 11?. 4
2 1 4. 4
P Spanow. . 2.70 > t
Bti '. : ? -.' lement - ?i.
. 1.131.7
- --,
.. - 100.9
1 ?-.-? rborougb
. io*. ?
, : .t ? 111.4
... O'Con
. sooft
. ia\ Id B ISturaa ? - 1,61 ? I
.., ? ' -. - '
ii ? K. II ira?-.a.??-. 13,*iJ7-1
his column by telephoning Beekman S .
ST. LOUIS, Mo ?Scruggs, Vaadenrort ?fc
M iss Ws : ? '??' I - los: As
?iocnated Mdse. C '?yrt.. 225 Fifth Avenue.
S, Mo ?N Kr!??.!:-dn .<? -
... ! sen berg skirts; Bras! a.
St. LOUIS, Mo.?Grsty Bros.'
. ? - ?
TOLEDO?La ?alle & Kooh; Mrs.
- - Assoc. Mdsg. Corpn., --?>
Fifth Avenue.
WATERLOO, Iowa ? John Wilhelm,
coats, - . ?s; Pena? ini?
Men's Wear
AT LAN"" A. Gl?Chamberlain -Johnson
T u ii. se Co C V. H s.?, la ??-?' ne ?*we <".
.-- ribbons, en a turn ih ngs ??." I
bo??rs' department n?? Broadway.
BALTIMORE -M. Schwartzman Co M
Sctiwarur.iin, jobs men's clothing; HeralJ
Square
BALTIMORE?Harti & Sens, M. Harti,
clothing; Wa
UINGH ?-M, A i. ." K irtus
Karius. cioth;ni/ ana furnishings; Penn?
sylvania
CHARLESTON, S
- : . - - -r. - furnishing goods,
I Square.
... ? rr ? ss C :h::i?i Co : A
-
CHICAGO?J. S ?
.: > and its Bret
::? II Mayer,
men's and boy?' clothing Fellows ]
a.-?h elation; id way
CLINTON". Mo.?Gows ?St ?;:.?n Clothing I
g, hats and ::.? a -
-
C< I I'MBI S, ? ihio- F & R. Lazarus '
dy, men's and boys' wear;
?
......
- hau. furn ;
a;:' clothing and furnishings; Ass
th ?Vvenue
HARTFORI M
hats, furnishing g ; y
1 LANCASTER, !'.? ?-?;- R ?v Wolff ?' .
l B i I ' ' "' -: nnsj ,"..?
' MINNEAF
F. L. F ni g, men's ami bo
?'?'?" - V e :'?- ? ? -?seventh S
Part
" S -??' dry ^ '.- '. Ii. H*rt:g.
i wear: 43 31 reet
PAW rCCKET R. ; :..?.: ,v Murphv;
" -<? Lynd, men's furnishing goods; 220
Fiftl
PITTS
. - Is P( ?:?:>?
PLATTSBURG, X V . ^.
'".?? ii
. ;
- . ? etc.; J. J. K
: ins, men -
SALT LAKE <"iTV -Ott ?nh.
m n - fui
?". hats and m i.-iufa? i
?
SAN FRANCISCO J men's
furnishing g
.-AN' FRAN ......
men's fui
rushing goo? . ? -, room
SPOKANE, Was
Rankln Co . J B Bailey, men - an I
? furnish ngs JO V\ est Thirtj -sec n 1
14 th fl -
, ST. LOUIS?Famous-Barr F. W Davis,
nt, men's and i' :. ilng
; West Twenty-sixth Street
Pieee Goods
BALTIMORE?Schlos? Bros. & Co. Inc .
manufactui ?-. :
goods 230 Fi fth ?
BALTIM IRE?L. Freudenthal A
? larl Freu ' ?? l hal, wo? ens . Mart ni [ue.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.?J. Goldstein &
Per-. J '1 ..-?'.. drygoods, etc.. Pennsyl
vai
BOSTON?-J. M. Flneberg i Co.; J. I-va'
son, i ? ....
I M( rse Co ; J. C
1res t Norl hern.
Y ' .
Taj ?r, .
romp.-? as 200 Fifth Avenu?.-,
: n
Bosenfleld ? Rapkin i
S. Rapkin, woollens for b^vs'
clothing; Broadway Central Hotel, ex
7, 19
?? "? son; A 11 :?:--.
..? ?
BUFFALO?'William Hengei-er Co.: S
* Bra :- aw, wash, dress goods; 2 West
: - h -;: reet
BRIDGEPORT?E. J. Godfrey, silk and
?r<-ss goods; 4 ? i Fourth Avenue.
?:'.'.? in H. Bros. . il Schu
? ifacturers citait and suits; 1133
? ?
AGO?M. Hirsch Co.; M. Hirsch.
- Breslln.
CAGO?-Marshall Field Co.; R. P.
Evai - satins: 1107 Broadwav
IN? ATI H tas .v Son; I. !"
piece Aberdeen
, ?:.;?: . ? May C 3teln, base
. -st Twenty-sixth 8treet.
" 1 ?!?; :? l Baron; M
silks, woollens and fan y dress g
'.' : s? tl A "?, r. u?
K ?.NSAS ? Ity, Mo ?Emery Byrd &
er; J ? ' H int, silks and Iress g ? ds
i
i
i, mfrs. el?
NEW HAVEN?Shartenburg & i.
? n '.'. Flack silks .
404 P .?!: ? enue.
PHILADE . S'
.'
ROME, N. V. ? ; he Ja ---goo?!?.
etc-: J, J Ke 11 I
' en's ' - ??? -? ng go Is; Im perla!.
T LAKE i '
.... ?-.,. .... . .
furnishing g tarer?'
Bhlrts -
SAN PR?: dry
Is; Peni nia
Troubles
Louis ( ?'Jram-rcy War"
se and Storag?. Co.)?T. R.
? awley, jr. $305.20
L( . gan, Ui ' -American
106 74
Laws, ?ira e R.?Malstm P.aln
beau, .'.? ?. 322.14
.- Edgar W.?J. E Newlln. -
- Blakeman Q.?R. Maci.es
. 1,264.43
ern Feather Works ar.'i
. ? Inc.?L. Buch
man Co., Inc .... 4.444.4 r,
Pepe, r.ag'jr . 213.6?$
: . - s. Ge? rg< '
Pfingst hlstein 202.73
1 : ana Carbol - hon
a vators, Ll '.., of Lo a . n
Eng. 26.489 54
le? rge H ?Weber & B
broner . .... 204 40
?-.. senberg, Nathan R In
. .; ipid rr msil
? - . . : J ? "
rg,
E :. Same, osts..
. .: ; '. - ;.: X.
. 309.10
Tirrell, Mary A.?M L. Tir:?...
osts. :i3 70
Tilzer, L? uis, Joseph an-i ha
Il ?West Kendall Canning
:?. . ; 077 29
?, Rielar : [? '
?.?r. Photo Engraving i .': 37 2.4!
Id N.?IL
> rigglns.
Weiss, i '.?,":' ?Vdv J.- : ?- J
Weygant, Gertrude?T. i!. Jon??s
et al . . . . 135.11
Williams, John D.?W. A.*Br.nl
ley . :--?',.
V lunger C )b E I L. - i'. Li rner, . .
In Bronx County
James J.- $195.72
. - 7 4 '-'j
Herz - ? ra nk J.; Sa
rantz, and ~?:r. i hen; A.
. :
Krug, Irving?M. Flaseher . 54.65
Manne, Viot r- B1 F B; mer .... :?? 15
Satisfied Judgments
?s that f the del tor, t - ?
'a id ':.tti : ' t creditor a...i late when
. . nt t? as :
In New Vork County
't.-,.-?? Ity of New 7- :.-;..
' .. - ' ; . '.. 1910 ? ?. ? ? $206.78
? Dr. Herrn . a ? -. rli n
ener i o., In? . Sepl
135 51
* Blrr.:a?rr. Sadie?A. W I
.... : r 2*. 1912 17.S.1?
? Barr ? ind Phillip
. -W T. Emmett; No
r 2, 1918... 1,733 51
: ? R.
24, I?3.20
- I' . pany ?
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