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Buyers are invited to register ln fli. i^
3243 bctween 1Q A.
^ om - . v$ ":- and Millinery
[i ands W. !?:
t .. .1,-! turs-; Dry
\u s. Obelan
: furnlshin?cs),
! M
V
.? Co
'? '' : John i i Brosman; .7.
D :? ? re; dy l o ivear. Tho Catholii
i" . .-?:-'?.: i t ? : , ??;?; ;?. rk Soulh. ;
SDIAXJ .: Fl : W at .. <?
: -...:. dn ss^-s; .\ :..:;:. !
: .-??? -. I4ih : lor ;
N ? I'hler Ph |i C ; Mr.
r . ? wear, 4G i:..s- Twonl y- '
? '
MBMPHIS W n Moore Dry Goods Co.;
>;. Kuin. cloaks, saits, or- ; Ponnsvlvanla.
MINNEAPOLIS Tho Dayfon Co.; Mrs
V II i ? ;??:? . muslin u . . I?" ? :? 2-5
Fiith Avenue, Sth llooi
. v? H i :l.'.-E ?U Jonas fr Co.; Sydnoy
J '.. I d n bs 432 ' "oiu ;' .', vei i
HOMA CIT^ -Kerr Drygo ids Ci .
Mr." . fl Bi ' ? ler, cli ak3, suits, w lista.
1] Br
?:??;'? ' S tt'olin ft Co . S.
Wolin fcl .t..- and Bults), Aberdei n.
??: '"? 31 RGH Entei pi Isi Cl >ai< fr Suit
?? Esi SUltB W.USlS. ?
Bsii a ru . " ? and nifrs sa me lines;
P
tt'RGH :?. mfl n an's D pt. Store;
taky, cotton dresaea; Mrs. White,
ur ;? r ' 261 Broadway.
PITTSBURGH?.1. Horne Co ; Miss D.
A Horl muslin under' r ..'-il hous -
dresses; '? , I ! "? >'ir: H Avenue, IL'ih floor.
-".: RGH Resenbaum Co. : Edna
Gri'S i, ' ss<?s' .? nd j uniora dr bsps;
A. Fantl, 120 W'esl Thirty-second Street,
14th fl
? 5BURGH?Rosenbaum Co.; Miss X.
H. Denaond, n...-??-???- and children'a dressei .
A. Fantl, 120 West Thirty-aecond Street.)
14'h floor.
. n rSKIEBD, Mass. Upshltz; M. l.ip
Bhii read; to weai . Pcrley Buying
As* ' 1161 Broadway.
?Ri >\ IDENCE- -Glad llng ,!>? G. Co.;
y. Mai ks, suits, waiets,
dr ss a and turs; 200 Fifth Avenue, room
61 ?
SAN FRANCISCO- Simon Millinery Co.,
M: Sii on (millinery >, Broztell
SCO' I'DAl E, Penn. - Miller fr Bros.;
Mr. Mill . read: ' wear; Periey Buy?
ing ' esoc . 1161 Broadway.
"- IANTOX, Penn.?J. Rubenstcln,
suits and millinery; Grand.
ST LOC IS -Stlx Ba( r fr Fulier I >. G.
?I A. Wcil. misses' and children'a
near; : : 0 West Thli ty-si nd Street, i
: i ?
- ', LOUIS?'William Slcher fr Sons Gar
m nt <'o.. Edward Sicher, dresses; Me
A
.ST. T.OUIS?Stlx Baer fr Fulier Co.;
Mias r) Newman, dresses; A. Fantl, 120
West Thirty-second Street, 14th floor.
SUPERIOR, Wis.?The Superior Shop;
R. B. Snyder, infants' wear, silk under
w? !". waists, voi!? dresaes, glnpham
?;rs^?p; care Jamea Gaskell, '"'' Fifth
A^ enip.
UTiCA, X. T.'?E. Rhermafl fr Co., E.
??.:?!, (women's clotaing), Commodore.
.. [ITA, Kan - Kohen ',tinj<i?? Co.;
?;_ aV:e, ready to wear; Mdse Ri
? ?, i '.... f, xv, :jt ThJrty-eeoond Street.
Y ii N'GSTOU'N, Ohio?Ch a l.ivlngston
fr . ,:.: i, F. I - ? men's i ? ',
chHdr? n's and nfants : a ..? to : ? .: .. n 1
Bulliner) , Pennsj vai . .
Meri'e Wear
BETHLEHEM. Tf-nn. ?J. Silbersfp'.n Co.;
J. Silversteln, clothing; Pennsylvania.
BOSTON ? E. Wasaburn, clothing;
Lathiim.
BOSTOX?C A. Brownlng Co.; J. J.
Crowlcy. h.us: Coatinental.
DBTROIT D ... MacK nzie, rr^en'a fur
r,: ?- n ? (' ? ? '-. hata; Coi .:!U"!.>r?,.
KAXSAS CITT, Mo. Woolt Bros., fur
? g oda ;'. R. Covell, l:.i's; Pe nn
3
LOCISV1LLE?Levy Bros.; V.'. t". Schad,
hats; !. ?
PBILADEBPHIA?S. Uebman Co.; 8.
Liebma.n, Jobs in shirts; r.rar. !.
PITTSBfRGB <: J Beph, drygoo.-'.s.
men''* furnishin? g iods; Ansonlft.
PITTSTOX. penn Mas Boonstein, cloth?
ing and men'a furnishings; Broadway Cen
tral.
Fura
DEXVER?A. T. Lewla fr Son3; Mi?
GutsweJIar, ?ur3; I":;-:-.., .-, We:
Tv enty ?..? th 51 :??? t
P:rc{? Goods
BACTOIORE ? GoWenb?rg Bros.; D.
R'^- ierg, b t3; Al izar.
: ABTIMORE-rH hlosa 1'ros. ft Co., Inc,
manvfacurors clothing; X. B'-hloe'j, pleee
go :'!? 2JTQ i'i--ii Avei
' ORB- M. Schwartz fr Son?; M.
Bchwartz, manuia -j.::, clothing; Penn
sy ..ir.!5.
BA1.TIMORE?Thanhouoer & Welller; B.
P. Thanhouaer, manufauturera' rorr, v^rn:
1251 lir- ad ???.;?
baj ?...;:-.. ;.r.r:, Ga.?J. C. Collier Co.,
J. C Collier (dry goods), Pennsylvania.
'i ? TON -J. Abi u s Co., J. Abrama
(pi ? goods), i v.
H irvey fr Co.; J. IT.
Wa sh, ?- ? ! Frankil ? treet.
.- . . ?' i ?
Qock and ? . ?-?,". Ilas,
i. - , ? ?-;.:.'.. Ansonia.
:.' ? ? ?N ... ?'-. I . . lanuracturlng Co.;
'' :" - ? ? . pants, i,r. o par.::-,
ia:ncoat.i. Comn
n Co . Mr. Perlateln
;v - "la). Bi ?.?:??!!.
- T> ':?? \.GO ii' ima n h; H. G. Martens,
v' ? h go : :7T Flftn Avenue.
? 0 J Morris, ; ?? - goo la; I
I
-, ?:. V ? Oreene, White<l Co.; ;
<, ? ne, manufa m-.a' collars, cuffs I
. I . -. velvets, rll>boii!i; ]
. t :th CITT. x. <:.?o. p. oii
':. . . Cillbert (dry goods), Penn
i ?
Gt< ? ??'.''-, Btd.; E. B.
" ? - : Be 1 nriont.
.-= ? ? ?:-:. Conn. ? H. Ka^aport,
?? . - ; . ? .- .'.
HAVi .. Conn. ? R. TucUor,
Pi
EV/ > 2. ,KANH r.':,!!;;r^3-R!fh?r-lB/ln
i a. ?,. 'i ... Leonard
:. Hamuola Co., II.
? i.-.'-- n! a.
'?::: ?i:.vv.'\\\. r ?..? i.r.^r-.r.f, Cloak
, M. ).an, - ios ???. wultrt.
ilsts, slilrta, >1reste? and mHnufaotur?r?'
' . '< P< :.:. 'a ?J.j.
i Llep?hutz Br'.a..
' : ?? ii:-. (dry kooiIh). Wslllck.
/ ^': BR, ::. y.- U. Xust/aum fr
??b ? . silks, '. ?? nii n nd coi ton
g ? i ? , .
? ; ???' ? '? ". Blmbaum <'?>,, M.
Ivania,
' ' ? ' ' : ...... '.'/ .! A.
- ' ' . ' -''?.. ;.';? ?' ?: i;',','l* t',r
? ?'?' :! '.f,
- vy- ?;..?., 4 ; J. ??,?. , ,
? ?
; rTJtJt, "' >i '. '. I'.;;i.Vj"r.a!t;n
Houm Paraiflhing^ Flooy Orv.
eringSf FarnHare, I)raj>ery
A< Bi ;???? :.'. ?/ y.i,-.i Hs>m\v, Vurnt
'-? .' I -"-'.'?if, ea/^pets an/1 f-.n>..
A ,n> fr !/',? :,v.; ''?,.: /;
?/. Jln ..',<-1 ...
Lattiar*.
/';? !'.(7-cn Tt ' ' ?: -/
*? ' '' .'. Hiturf, f"<r,t-, i>;,;..>j.''-r/ s>jo4si
i<V I ??
>fAXHV!l,;.K fma^n, WWU, fu/;,l
rrn-TH AhAVX. ???*.. t it, H!*mH
Y'mfAiTM '>/, vv. >, >'ioJi;s>??y ittvSUii*',
rmr't > Vfro???
M'r.'.Al/Bi.T'HIA, ##. T>-"#r?M A 'Jv.;
AWsft'Mk,
Offerings to Buyers
^JMWJW* ' tS/W, nt*A y*J4* titw -w,
. .JJf0' t**';, f****, trtrvf't', f'^ ?)//'/**. <**'?
?w4*u'''fKii **i2u** ???4a??, AWJur/, A?"
?4??, ???iwik;
r r i v e
columii hv tclcphoning Reck-inan
M. and 7 1*. Sl.
PITTKBPRGH W. P. Olasa Co.; J. A.
ivjiro* .' i i ,ir
1 ??"".'.. ?:'?:::. N. V t] n Gravea
Home Kurnishine House; C-. h Bidelman
?'?' ?''?.:.!,.. i-y, i-hlna giass
? in I h. ii ii furnlshing s otls . Commo
?
\\ VTERBIJRY, Conn.?Reed & Hughcs
1 / " soi ds, etc; E \. Briggs, turnlture,
!?' ?-.rt h .', venui ; Woodward
WORCESTER, Maca. Carlson, Rolander
-?' ' ? ? '? !'? Carlson, turnlture and huuse
furnuhing E ???? ? Manhattan.
IVotions, Toilet Goods, Drugs
B1NGHAMTON, N. Y. ?- John P. Mor
?' ?' "I' "? rlbbons, laces, < m
'? ;' ?. hand .??-? hlofs, ladh s' neck
v. . Ui and
RIDGEPORT, Conn.?Howlar.d'a; J. 13.
? uotions, Ui es; D. U. Alltance, 404
? enu .-.
? -.'.'.'?. X. Y.?Adam Moldrum &
>llss ICj lan ? ? . :. ckwear end
?" . Syndieatu Tradlng Co., 230
FiTtt! A \ ? ?:>.??.
'''?''.) Mr.- E. ,t. Bradbury Co.; E. J.
jry, drugs; Pennsylvanla.
Le?tlier, Ibdiiey Goods, Jewelry
BAI/riMORE?A. Rosenberg Co.; A.
?? "ii..-i":. jewelry, etc; Broadway Cen?
tral
BOSTON*. Mass C. F. Hovey * Co.; H.
P t.eighton. .jewelry, leather |:..io.is. ladios'
.:?. i : ?:?: ( liurch Sl rcet.
BCFFALO?C Strauss Co.; ''. Strauas,
wholcsale jewelry; Pennsylvanla.
I'ATBRSON. .-?;. .1 \V Hoffman Co.; AV.
l: :::.' .;,. ?? ? Iry; Brosdway Central,
Shoea
BOSTON- C. F, Hovey <v Co ; H. F.
I.ol rhton. jewelry, leather goods. ladles'
Chun l> Street.
PIT1 SBIT.GH. Penn. ? Kayfmann &
Ba :- Ci , Mr. Tobcy, shoes, -10 1 Fourth
RAEEIGII, X. C?Hellcr Bros.; Mr.
Helli r, *hoes; Marlborough.
SBATTJjfcJ?-Uon Mtirche; Mr. ThOmpaon,
shoi . Assocluted Merchandialng Corpora
tion, 225 L- if th A\ enue.
General Merchaiidise
AI.I'axv -s, Caplan, general merchan
lise 1 ;r i...i\v;i y i '.;.:?',. |.
ATHEXS C.'a. Davison, Nlcholson Co.;
A. H. Davison, dry goods, nottons, ready
wear, millinery, carpeta, rug3 and
house furnishing goodu; 404 Fourth Ave?
nue . ' 'onl inf ntall
BAETIMORE?M. Goldberg, general
men ha n I:.- : Ponrrsylvanla.
BOSTON .'.'. Zimmerman, general mer
::~; . Broadwn v ( !enl ra I
ROSTOX Washburn Bros. Co.; Wash
burn Cnnlil House; G. I v Washburn, dry
iroods, clothing. carp ts and general mer
.:han iise; Murray llill.
I'.i'l 'I'A l.o Clawson & Wilson Co., dry
" ' ?'?? !? Clawson, president; 4.1 Leon
ard Ktreot.
i l! i.'AOO A. '.. Bernstein, dry goods
and furnlshinK goods; Pennsylvanla.
CLKVELAN'D C. Schmtdt, general mer
shand ls? : l'i nnsj Ivanla.
c LEVEEA N i >?- I,. Ginsberg, general mer
: ha ndise; I 'ennsyl vania.
COYIN'GTOX, Ky.- W. Bergcr, general
merehcndlse: Penns.v Ivanla.
I'AI.I.AS s.-iii Bysterbach Pry Goods
?'? ? C. E Keilogg, dry goods; Manhattan..
DETROIT s Berger, general merchan
dlsi . ' ?? nn: ?? Iva r.ia.
DBTROI1 .!. L. Hudaon Co. ; Mr. War
''???'? ? handlse msnager; Ass-io. Mdag.
Cori ." i :.'i h A\ enuo.
GOl.nSBORO, X. ('.-- H. Well*& Bro.;
: Weil, drygoods, notlons, fumishlng
goods. carpets, upholstery, general mer
i 11 East Twenty-third Etroet,
room ; 8.
UROVB, Vr, \Y C. Close Co. ; W. C.
^':' - ? general merehandise; Pennsvlvanla.
GREENSBURG, i' nn. Xew Vork Storo;
"! - E. Kahanowitii, pieco drygoods, mil?
linery and ready to wear; Pennsylvanla.
M1LWAI KEE J. Kadis, general nier
chandlsi : Grar :
MJNNEAPOLIS, Mlnn. ? The Dayton
Company; E. Sinclalr, representlng; 215
Fifth Avenue, 8th floor.
PORTLAXD, Ore. - Xemlro Comp.inv;
Mr. Nentiro, repreaentlng; Fred Bauer; 15
East I'wenty sixth Street.
ROCHESTBR M. Harrla, general mer
?'!'? nd si ; i 'umber'ancl.
TORO.VTO, Canada?M. Rosenthal, gen?
eral inr-i ? handlse . Batham.
SYRACLTSE, M. Y s. Burdlclc * Rons;
' Burdi U, men's and woman's ready to
" r'" : ? : Bi oadw a y, care of Marine.
U'ATBRVILT.E, Me.- M. D. Brown Co. ?
?':" Brown, drygoods; Wilder, 1261 Broad
Miscellaneoue
AKRON, Ohlo?Fassnacht & Son; Mr.
Fassnacht, reproaentatlve; Pennsylvanla
BOSTON Mlsslon Supply House 0f
America; R. c. Norton, m-hool, church
;>".'?? miasion furnituro and supplles,
Br^nlin
BUFFALO J. McColl, general line;
I..- th i.m
BRIDGEPORT, Conn.?II. Cohon, meat;
' ' : . . ??-? .
CHICAGO ?Fie.ks .''.-. Co ; Mr. Ficka, art
goods. ? ;'?-. isyl'. ..-? la .
' HK A(!( ? fc'eari R ebuck Co.; d. T,.
Atkinaon, hoslery; B. A. Thompaon, under
woar: lic Flfl h Avenue.
CINCINXATI?Bppatein & Son; J. Epp
atcln, v,-holesale frult; Longacre.
CBEVEBAND J. Hartman Co.; J. Hart
man, grocerles; Pennsylvanla.
DBS MOI.N'ES?W*. Boyt Co. ; W. Boyt.
wholesala and m.uiufaeturera aaddlery;
Pen " syl vanla.
GREAT FALTjS, Mont,?Eklund &. Ek
:.:..; .\!r. Eklund, plioto auppliea; Marl?
borough
.; . 1','AUKEE?J. BiiV.er, plothing and
,-? >i : Pen nsyl vania.
MONTREAL, ? M. Blsoaberg, clothing,
? '.r goods, etc. ; Aberd ? i
MOXTREAB?William Rutherford <t
Sons Co.; William Rutherford. manufac?
turers eashen, etc; Marlborough.
XEW HAVEN?Shartenberg & Robln
Bon; II Rosenberg, under-wear, corsets and
' ? .-..' wear t"l Fourth Avenue.
PITTFTtfRGH?Kaufman .1 Baer Co. s
Miss Toole, Junlora', girls' and chlldren'a
101 Fourth Avenue.
J'Ki i.A.'iKi.i'iiiA?V,'. Poorman, general
Une; Heraid Square.
WHEEEING, W. Va. ? W. Rempke. gen
t.:1 line; Pennsylvanla.
ST. EOX7IS- T. Seidel Co.; J. Seldel. rep
i ea : i ???: P( nnsylvaala.
?- ? a, v y H. Sllbey Co.; H. Pllboy.
toya; i'.roslin.
WIEK.E8-BARRB, Penn.?fjlan.-kopf Co.;
Mr Glanckopf, genoral llno; Pennsylvanla.
ZANESVJLEE, Ohio- FlndeJaH Bros.; W.
Flndeisa, wholesalo leather; Pennsylvanla.
CI.trVELANr>. O.?Clairr-.n & Wilson;
Mr. Force, fur?; Z% W. 32d Street: eX
pneted June 9, 13X9.
Railrou;]s HandlhiR New
Wlieat Oop Expcdiliously
WASH1NGTON, June B^-Improve
rnent in shlpping conditions at the eoa
board has been such that railroad ad
mlnistratlon officials said to-day tho
J permit Bystetn for moving the new
! frrain crop jjrobably -would not ho put
j into elfcct before the ond of the month.
i It had been expected that harvontinir,
[now v;e!l und?? way ln tho Southwtst u;i
i far north a? Kansas, -would compol the
j Snstltutlon of the systerm by Juno 15
' to prevent congestion of Htora^e fa
cil!lif-n.
Enactd Now Tra<iemark I.aw
informatlon has been received hy
the Dogariment of Gomnrerce that s
iW* tr?d-inark lav/ Jirb been enactod
j l,i Hondurtts nnd nvIII be in force from
Augiuit 1 next, undor which th?ro will
i ht; u r*-y\titri.\(on foe of ?"0 yrdd for
<xy.:t innrU, This increased foa will
not apply to apulicntlons fUed before
Auj?u?t 1,
LivesU?ck? Meat?i Proyl?!on?
V'e'wrdii'/, A yior ?(?/,
:.iv. ?<-m. fulr u,
UriiM ;"> )\>.*.i%fiQ<&lHAQ ?lB.OO? 18.01
)l ,,,,,,, .teo .21 .?s?c.ze</
1/Sv<j ytolia, 'x/in
IOOO '^ U'imi,
JOv lb. ,,,,,, UAH>>>,iT,M I8i>0^1fl.ni
r>r?Me4 vk?Im,
riyt w(m.'i(>()%, f$w\am a'Jo?i|.?i
Hj.. ,' ,!??(( At ?**? >*
IAVii luti/lHt, fal?'
''/ yt: ?>??., j <?t
lb.,.... tW&UM 23-W?
Uttm u-*1, .,U,, MM<&M.tb 83.jp?34.f)
iJt,ti, MU?yv??t,
1*4 lb../ S?wM#M.M UJKiWl.V
- Comiin
Iiidustrials j
Cotton
Although higher prices at Liverpool
lent a little early strcngth to the cot?
ton situatiori yesterday, the market re
inained vulncrable to liquidating sales
; and at the c'.o.se was 23 to CS points
net lower. In the fore part of the day
October got as high as 20.80, but
! dropped back to a low of 28.75. There
was heavy selling on all rallies, and
, each decline took prices a little fur
, ther down.
Weather conditions were much more
j favorable, particularly in the South
' west. T.exaa and Oklahoma had had
! no rainfall overnight, and tempera?
tures were higher. Map roaders pro
j dictcd a spell of clear, warm weather
, for the Southwest. This is just what
; is needed to enable planters to culti
vato the crop. June usually is a good
? month for the growing cotton, and
i traders iook ^or. a marked improve
ment in the crop condition.
Advices from the goods markets in
dicato a lesa active demand. Some of
the gray goods held by second hands,
who probably bought on speculation,
are said to he coming back on the
i market at conccssions of 'i. to % cent
from the high point. The cloth mar?
ket appears to he impressed, it is said,
by hints from financial quarters that
? it would be well to go slowly at pre?
vailing prices. Manchester reportod a
quieter market. Sales of spot cotton
have fallen off at Liverpool, and also
: in the .South.
In the local spot market middiing
upland was quoted at 31.40, a decline
! of 30 point-. Exports from all port.i
i were 27,050 bales.
Prices for future contrncts follow:
Prev.
I Open. High. Bow. Clone rios*
J'liy... 80.40 so.eo 29.70 r.0.12@30.i5 30. 10
'??t... 20.75 30.80 28.75 29.12<?29.1B 20.50
Dpc... 29.18 ?><).:;, 38.,i9 28.70@28.73 20.11
?lin... 28.00 28.95 28.15 28.35?28.45 28.80
Mar... 28 65 20.15 27.03 28.25@28.36 28.00
COTTON STATIST1CS
Tcster- Last Last
day. Week. Tcar
Port recelpts. 'M.t.GS Ki.301 0,839
Exports . 27,056 _ _
do season.. 4,381,080 4,259,041 3,507,0(14
. V "V. stocks.. 102,037 106,385 140 790
Port stocks.. 1,:;1,S,:<J2. 1,281,075 1,208 831
lnt. recelpts.. 11,094 12,621 r'107
do shipments 14,555 17,621 15,021
?v 5- irrlvais 1,121 1,285 705
SOUTHERN SPOT MARKETS
Ycsti r- Stocki
L, Ports: day Sales Stocks year ago
C,aive3ton. ... - - 265,186 220,072
Xew Orleans 31.75 2,970 444,830 106 302
Moblle . 30.00 - 16 740 1? 107
Savannah .. 31.50 - JOl'.OOt 50o'(-:o
Charleaton . .- 60,708 85 080
Wilmington..-73,474 36 7'1'1
B?Ulmkore " : i Sljlo ZZ "?^gS SH'f
Brunswlck . - - ll.'sb'l 10,608
various - - - 46,838 58,506
T?tal,a ?? 1,310,702 1,208,831
I Intorlor: '
Augusta - 30.25 82 162,260 04 021
Meinphip ... - - 301,011 303,438
St. I.ouis.... - - l7758 ,5,.,-.,
Housion ...- 244,249 120 661
; l.Ktle Rock. 30.50_205 41/250 l'Vst'
Liverpool Cotton
Spot middiing sold in the Liverpool
? market at 19.50. Sales were 6,000 bales,
: of which 5,000 wero American. Im
ports were 13,000 bales. including 10.
000 American. Business in cloths and
; yarns at Manchester was quiet. The
Liverpool Exchange will be closed to
morrow, Monday and Tuesday in ob
j scrvancc of Whitsuntide.
Prices for future contracts follow:
J,2-lr' Prev. Bast
I". M. Close. Close. Yrar
''uno . 18.40 18.05 19.24 22.05
J.'J,V ?. 10.01 18.55 18.80 21.50
?u?\u8tu. 18.55 18.18 18.30 20.70
September .... J8.29 17.83 18.0|: 19.77
Ootober . 18.00 17.51 18.C3 19.82
Sustenaiice
CcrcaJs
Wheat.-?The Michigan crop report
puts the condition of wintcr wheat in
that state at 07 per cent. Receipts st
New York yesterday were 238,000
bushels.
Corn.? Corn prices were irregular
and were little changed at the close.
Weather was reported as favorable
over the belt, but warmer weaiher is
needed. The Argentinc crop is rc.
ported to be in cxcellcnt condition.
| Mr. Iloover's statement to tho effect
; that there is a sufficient surplus of
j food indicated from the coming har
vesta to supply Europe and meet the
' needs of the rest of the world made
; a dcep impression.
., _ , Yesterday's Previous Y*a?
Xew York: oloso, close airn"
? Corn.Xo.2 yel!ow$l.?2y, $1 031T_ "
Chicago:
?Tuly . 1.7(>ni 1.70% 671/
Stptomber . i.oo*-. 1.61% - . 'a
December . 1.42% 1.42% _
Oats.?0at3 moved in a narrow
1 range. Cash demand was slow. Re
' ceipts were slightly larger and coun
j try offerings are increasing,
^ , Yesterday'a Previous Toar
I ,\?w Torlt: close. olr.se ?.irn
1 Oatn. Xo. 3 " -
i white ..$0.79%? .80'/i $0.79% 80.81V.
( hlcaao:
.July .0H% .68'/- .0-iii.
Beptomber .05^ M%Z __
! In cember .fiti'.;, .60% _
Itye.?Market lower.
YestTday's Previous Yoar
New York: rion'\ clope
aso.
Cash No. 2 "West. .51.04Va gl.OOVj $1.03
Flour and Meal.?Quotations were:
Yestorday's Previous Year
New York: cl'ino. elotin. nsro
Min'np p.|11.50@12.00 811.50@12.00 111.00 '
Corn flour H.fiOVp 4 00 3.50$ 4.00 5.07V.
Kyn nour.c B.00? U.75 8.C0?8.75 10.75"
Bran, 100
lb _40.00?- 40,50?-. -
Cottomiced Oil.?Cottonaeod oil waa
somewhat moro nctive, nalo8 bai.ig
3,100 barrclB, Trlcos for futuro con?
tracts weroj
Ojwn
10;4f> u, m, 12 m.
,Tun?i.. 21.504 24.75 June.. 24.25SBfl.00
?luly... 24,50?26.00 July... HM&MM
Au?... 24.NO%20.00 Auar... KS.OOJn-gO.Ofl
K-rpt... 2.7.25? J(l.25 Hop:... 25.25@20.25
I >cl-2(i.05&2(l.|(l Oct_ 25.96?26.0fl
Olose,
" i>. m. 2 '.?1i'' v. m.
.lurm,, l4.00Ain.0Q .ftinii,, 24.4O?25.O0
.1 'ily. . . 24.50? 2,i.2r> ,1 ul,v . . , 2i.75ft4iH.25
?4.uit... nn.m&itbM aw?,,, B3.l5?2?.7n
:-'!''.., 25.10^:25.05 K-p:.,. 25.50*211.00
"<i.,. ?5.70?-2?.0fl Oct,,,, C5.50?25.0(1
Sugur and OilTeo
Current A y??i
prloes. ago.
Hu?ar, prrnriulHt4i4, por IS. ,,.,, 9 /.*!
(luKsr, centrlfugaL por lb,,.,., 7.M >
Ooftee, ]{|? Ni/. 7, uer lh. W2 81 >a
Ootfetf, Bantoq No, 4, y<-r ll>,., B4'4 ?? -
Sugar.?Good buslnesn i? reported ir
; reflned Hugat' for export to neutral
countries, SugOJ Is uoin^ forward foi
0 tho accounfc of the Royal CommiBBior
j,jin Batisfactory volume. Local refinura
| boiritf heavily oyoraold, continue to re
i,. fu?a furthar ordura,
Coffoe,?Cotfoa was doll and foatupo
luMfl and clonod with n?t Iohhos of 4 %i
7 points, Tho market snoma. to b?
awaiting devolopmonlH, Hraall hai
lttri<(? fjuantitios of coffoa and the how
crop ia coming on, Many parts of th(
worid have little ep no coffoe, Th(
qUMtion Heems to bo, "Will thn vast 01
th? world buy Jirazil's coffee at preB
ont priee?7" M?ny judgas boliovo thi
wwrld will buy qn a band-to-moutl
basis until pr{??0 daclina, Than i<
odities - i
, plenty of coffee, they Bay, and it must,
sooner or later, corne out for sale.
Prices for future contracts follow:
.,, , , ?, Previous Year
High. Low Closo. elose. ago
July.. 19.40 19.40 19.20?19.35 19.34 8 05
Sept.. 18.93 18.87 18.8?'S-13.83 18.92 8>0
Dep. 18.49 18.34 18.34.-gM8.35 18.39 8.36
j March 1S.23 18.10 18.10?13.11 18.17 _
T eu
There has been some falling off in
the demand for teaa, but considerable
business continucs to be done with in
terior jobhers. Javas are in good re?
quest. Prices of Japan have been ad?
vanced.
Quotations for lots of 50 and 100
packages follow:
GREENS
A weelt
,, Yesterony. ago.
Moyune, Gunpowder . 51@73 51(?73
Moyune, lmperial . 4?(S)58 46@58
Moyuno, Young Hyson-36(3)33 36(5138
i Moyune. Kyson . 35<g3fi 35@33
Pingsupy, Gunpowder_ 31@5S 31(o;5S
Pingauey, lmperial . 38(5) '3 380)43
fmgsuey, Young Hyson... 31@41 31@41
JAPANS
?a",firP.(1 . 33@55 31@51
Baaketfired . 37(gi{p 31@58
Siftinga . 20?25 19@24
FORMOSA OOl.ON..
' Good . 291731 29@31
Superior . 33(p>37 'n.av ?
h in'' . 42@C2 42@62
CONGOU
. I . 25@70 25@70
i _ B INDIA
Pekoe Sou . 32@3; 32(334
Pokoe . 34@44 34@44
Otanga Pekoe . 37@56 37@56
Flowery Orangc Pekoe- 44@65 44@65
CEYLCN
. Pekoe Sue. 32@34 32'(134
?c,coe ? ? ? ?.' 34@44 34@44
Orangc I ekoe . 38@58 33(ffi58
rlowory Orange Pekoe... 46@61 46(5)61
Broken Orange Pekoe. 46@66 46^68
Fekoe hou . f>5@31 25@30
Pekoe . 29@32 2<D(?3?
Orunge Pekoe . 31@40 31 @)40
l flowery Orange Pekoe.... 40(.t)?>1 40'?)51
Broken Orange Pekoe - 25@30 26@30
Broken Pekoe. 26@31 ?6?31
Odd lots ruled 1 cent higher.
Butter, Cheese and Eggs
Butter.? Receipts were 12,0-11 pack?
ages. Creamery higher than extras, lb.,
52V?@53c; extras, 92 score, 52c; firsts,
88 to 91 score, oOV/ol'ic; seconds, 83
to 87 score, 48@49^c; lower grades,
46@47c; unsalted higher than extran,
55@55%c; extras, 54@54Vkc; firsts, 52
f" "j.'l'^c; seconds. 49@51c; state dairy
tubs, finest, 61@51^c; good to prime,
49@50%c; common to fair, 45@48c;
renovated, extra firsts, 40@50c; lower
prades, 45@47c; ladles. current make]
firsts, 46@47Msc; seconds, 45c; lower
grades, 43@44c; packing stock, current
mako No. 1, 443fc@45c; No. 2, 44c; low- ,
er grades, 40^/.l'lc.
Cheese.?Rcceipts were 2,233 boxes. i
State, whole milk, fresh flats, colored,!
lb, 32@32%c; white, 32@32%c; aver
ap;o run, colored, 31%@31%c; white,
;U'ic; lower grades, 25@31c; twins,
| specials, whites, 31%@32c; colored,'
|31%@32c; average run, white, 3lMsc;
colored, 31Vi; lower grades, 30@31c;
Wisconsin, whole milk, twins, fresh,
31%@32c; single daisies, fresh, white,
colored, 31%@.32J/4c; double daisies,!
fresh, 31%@32c; Young Amcricas,;
fresh, 33@34c; state, skinis, specials,
|25@25Vic; prime to choice, 22@24x:;
fair to poot!, 17@21c; lower grades,
7'.; ICc.
Kjrgs. Rcceipts were 37.240 cases.
Fresh gathered extras, dozen, 42^(5)
43c; stornge packed, extra firsts, 41?
42c; firsts, 39@40c; gathered, extra
firsts, 39@40c; firsts, northerly sec
tions, 37(a'38c; southerly sections, 37(S
37'!;c; seconds and poorer, 30<?T36c;
dirties, No. 1, 33@34c; No. 2 and
poorer, 30@32e; checks, good to choice,
dry, 31(a32c; under grades, 26<<?30c;
state, Pennsylvania and neitrby West
crn hennery whites, fine to fancy, 45
@46c; ordinary to prime, 40@44c;
gathered whites, ordinary to flne. 40'.;
44c; Western and Southern gathered
whites, 38@44c; state, Pennsylvania'
and nearby hennery browns, 43%@44c;
gathered brown and mixed colors, 38
@43c. i
Hay and Straw
Y< Bterday. A var n,;o. !
Per ton. Per ton.
Tlmotl-v No. 1
largo bales. . . .$47.00(75) - $?R.on5r31.00
Clover, No. l mlx 42.00@44.00 33.0O@Z4.00
l Rye, straw Xo. 1 lli.ll-0@14.00 ltt.00@17.00
Orcharrt and Field
Yesterday. A year ago.
i P.eans, marrow,
1"0 lb.$11.75?- $13.50 -
Peas, ,Se't'h,1918 7.00fib 8.00 12.2fl5rB12.BO
| I'otatoes, nw. bbl 4.O0@10.f50 6.S0@ H.OO
Apploa, Bald. lii> l2.no,j- r..00(.o) r.oo
Grapefrult, box.. 4.0O@ 8.00 1.50(a) 4.|-)0
| Orangea, box.... 4.(M)@ K.00 2.00? 8.00
AT.BANY, Time 5.?iTtuirtem to lneorriorrite were
gTanU-,1 l,y tlm S?Tot!i.-\- of Slnto veirnlav ns
follows:
Knlt TVlco ('omariy. Ine* J'iS.oon, Brooklyn: knlt
i goods; JnltiiM Bohwart*. M Schwaeor, and 1, 3
M'lrrnv. 203 Rutledgo Strout, Brooklyn
i Jtli-linrd Wllhulm Corporatlon, JPio.noO; Qowanda;
: d?al In Bii-x-ks bonds, merehandlse nnd proporty;
, Rlchard Wilholm. Wm. J. Gunncll, C. Dcf CTum
mlngs, Bul'i'a'o, X. V.
i Tnr?s Jlealty Corporatlon, Ine., J'.iOO; Brooklyn;
fenrrn! reol ei-iiitn: Harrv fVniBtnln. Kmll Wllllair.s
I. W, Va:i Aim. ;n:t Cndcrhlll Avenuo, Brooklyn.
1 nien.-uiuo Creamery Company, Ir.e.. $1 r,.ooo;
N'orwleh* checso fail/>ry an.1 ernamerv-; ei. Morl
? mer Drmmtck. 11. J. Tllie, Wm. F,. Lortmer. Nor
wlch, N. Y.
Eadlo'n PrMervlna Corporatlrin. HO.OOO: Ponn
; Yan; frult, vofetableg and proaerytni bnslneat;
i Ji'lin II. ifoore, Uena I,. Mcnrr?, V. E. Bralnerd.
1'e.in Yan. N. Y.
Itlrhard Altiran, Ine,, $1,000; Qi'.aw: roally;
Rlcilinrd Alunnnn, Rudolph, and Alfro,1 Kool-.lpr. 412
Cornelli Kirf*t, Xew Vork.
I'ou Bottlluj Company, Ine., K5,0^0; nront;
. mojiufactunng aarbonaled wai.ers* Atllton Abram?,
?loh'i I,, Anama, (Uid K. C. Johnnon, 200 Kast
. KilUi Htniot, lironx.
Hiinorlntiwirietice Company, Ino,, $21,000; Man
batia.-i; Bup<ir]iiti*ndmi?9 of auahfZK and welih
! 1ns wf p-ttjn; Moiuta RalmMiowlds, Tlonol B. flattnll,
! od A, Nlckelliburg, 892 Broadway. Xew York.
i| Purlty Bxport Corporatlon, $75,000; Man
Chnttun; mniiiifoelurlnsf dnlry prnducta;
I j I.OHtor C|??tm-, Mhx Sohiff, rhlllp Btelg
I man, 14 1 Cook Rtr.)?t, Rroottlyn.
, j Ilonch l.naHlnjr Company, Ino., $.1,000;
Manhattan; ruuTty; Nelljo Roach, Ialdor
? D, llrokaw ],uula Blvala, ?16 c;.iln? Ave
i ' riun, r.roottlyn,
: Oenag Jtnulty Company Ine., }".*,,000;
I Marrhaftani roalty; William Bolomon,
l Palar 1,, f, fialilmtlnn, Arthur li. Cnhn,
l j 3ii2 WoHt 1113d Btreet, New York,
Cioodwiir Ovarall Compuny, Ino., $S00;
I Manhattan) jimnnracuirlntf ovi-ralla, unl
I forma nnd wnarlnif apparel) I, M. Wolf
I B-in, .loaeph Oan-lloU, Mnry OarelloU. 2HQ
' IWatklns rl(.r*n4, Urooklyn,
PrOWn'H llakory und Ilaafaurant Com
I J'Bny, litn., ?B,0flf)| MHnhattatii raataurnnt
?; busfnanai Atirnliam 3, JlHlprln, Hohh U|um
i Mleln, fi. II. <!biia, ISO Nauaiiii fltruet, Now
Yorlt,
I ll'in Ton Cloalt ' Compuny, Jpo,, $8,000;
, I Manhatianj inanufaoturlng Indlua' t<innka
1 ' nnd kuIUi; ItoMd Ifdl, llynun Ilolt, Jfyman
i Coldiiiufi, H07 Baat HOili Hlrout, New YorU,
1 Cllv,
| l.'ountflln I'l-odiielH (Nirporation, |If),O00|
.Miiiiliuiluni oonfoci loncry nnd soda foun
tinn produaUj \viliuin o, fjuahmun. A, n,
V/liUht, J,, If, Wallafio, 105 WoHt Vortlolh
Htredt, NeW YOW C|ly,
Tho Vurlbnut OariKfo CnmnaRy, Inn,, II? -
000} HrniiHlyn| garaHa |iu?]noa*| Jujlua J?.
Nowniiiri, lldwiird ,T. noldatnln, ,T. J. I'op
pap, 801 Jimadway. N?w Yxtit City.
Hlali.i, Dobba Coinp/iny, IBO? taOO.OOfl [
I.ong Baachj ijnn^rul Import, export lmu|
hbum; 'I'houiaa M. liluhn, 'J'hoimiH A. Blaka,
Kdward H. Donbs, LoBf Beaoh, li. I.
Haallnr Bulldlnv and C.<nw|.ruotii>n <1n ,
Ine, 15,000; floelinateri r?nUyi W, O,
Farmslaa. William O. Hall, O. l'ocler
; IiowTia, RochaateF, W. V;
" I Idiial Chalr Company, Inn., $l0,0f)?;
1 j Brookl/ni ohalr manufaoturlnffj Benja
, I piln Buiiman, Arihup ZliulliBiiin, Murli
I Blmtb*um, llt) Llnoen Blraat, BroqUlyn.
?' TUa BtbulldlDf
? ii ??l I Ulll. *?IUI)I1I?I1
Curiiarallan, |40,008 (
Oi! Stock
Dooling Getslnformationon
Broad Street Dealer Who
Was Mixed Up in Chieago
Backet Shop Scandals
Grand Jury Gets Evidence
Assistant District Attorney
Expeets Two Indictments
on Charges of Forgery
Assistant District Attorney Dooling
was informed last night that a stock
brokcr operating on Broad Street ob
lained $200,000 last week from sales
of worthlesa oil stocks and that the
money was still coming in a rush. This
broker, Mr. Dooling was told, has a
police record in Chieago and was mixed
up in a bucket shop scandal in that
city several years ago. The District
Attorney's ofi':ce will investigate.
Mr. Dooling yesterday presentc-d to
the June cdditional graYid jury part of
the results of his investigation into
the sale of worthless oil stocks. He
said he cr.pccted to finish submitting l
his information to the grand jury to- ;
Scvcn witnesses, Mr. Dooling said, j
appeared yesterday before,the grand
jury. Two of them, he added, were ;
Clarenco Rice, of the Andrew Cone |
General Advertising Agency, of 154
Nassau Street, and Joseph H. Hurd,
assistant secretary of the Guaranty
Trust Company, a director of an oil ,
company that is producing oil.
Before going into the grand jury;
room Mr. Rice described to him, Mr.:
Dooling said, the advertising of the
Rangeburnett Oil Company stock which '
the Andrew Cone agency placed at the;
dircction of Paul A. Newman, a broker. I
Mr. Newman, Mr. Dooling said Mr.
Rir/e told him, had paid the Andrew j
(.'one agency $' 0,000, which covered the
Rangeburnett advertisements for Paul |
A. Newman & Co., Walter .T. Pierce
& Co. and Thomas Hughes & Co., brok
erage firms. Previous to the work of
the Andrew Cone agency, Frank Kier
nan & Co., of 135 Broadway, had been
given th.e Rangeburnett advertising by
Mr. Newman, Mr. Dooling said Mr. Rice
told him.
An advertiseuient which was pub
lished May 12 in a New York news
paper by Paul A. Newman & Co., con
cerning Rangeburnett stock, said the
Rangeburnett company, following a
meeting of its board of directora May
6, was negotiating for tho purchase of
a company then producing oil at the
rate of ,",25,000 barrels daily. Mr. Dool?
ing said. Mr. Dooling said that Mr.
Hnrd, who is a director in this com?
pany which is producing the oil, denied
that the Rangeburnett company had ne
gotiated for a eontract or held an op
tion on the property of his company.
Or. Joae B. Delmasse, a promoter,
conferred with Mr. Dooling yesterday.
and told him that he never nogotiated
for a eontract or for an option for the
purchase of this oil company. Mr.
Dooling declared that Mr. Newman told
him Wednesday that he inserted an ad
vertisement May 12 saying the Range?
burnett company was about to take
over another oil company that was
producing oil because Dr. Delmasse
had told him he had an option for the
purchase.
Before entering the Grand Jury
inoni yesterday Mr. Dooling declared
the evidence he had up to now would
rcsult, he believed, in at least two
indictments and the charges would
probably include forgery, obtaining
money under false pretences and mak?
ing false statements or advertising as
to securities.
Chincse Students Sentenced
For Anti-Japanese Riols
SAN FRANCISCO, June 5.?The Chi?
ncse students who took part in the
riots at Tokio over the settlement of
the Shantung question by the peace
conference have been found guilty and
havo been sentenced, according to a
cabled messago from Tokio.
Thirty wero nrrestod and nine con
victed. Three leaders were sentenced
to prison for ten months. They have
appealed to the Appellate Court.
^rtftiM
Hrnnklyn: renUy, con.struction, contract
ing, pte.; Adolph Flscher, Lena Flsehpr
Ma.x Flless, 2 Mlllcr Avenue, Brooklyn
Jutlls Exportlng Corporation*, Sin.non
Manhattan; manuracturlnB <-annM frultH
nnrl products and groceries; Sol Hecht
?opr, Benjamln Laube, II. IT. Judis 820
Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn.
Pam Dressmakers, Ino.', $50,000; Man
V",V,,R: ,ial'ors- dressmakers, mllliners;
William M. Posner, Frank Mnrinnco I, M
Perlman, 44 Kast Tliirty-aecond 'street'
New } orlc.
Llbby WorstPd Mills. Ino., $50,000' M?n
hattan, textil-s; John Marlnaco, Frank
Marinace; william M. Posner. 44 East
rhirty-second Street, Xcw York.
.?"Ya?xlm H'"rshpy S.^d Company. Ino
M.000; Manhattan; d^i ln Beeds. beans
drufre, spiees. cotrdlmenta; Maxim Hersh?-.-'
I DJltafl Bernstoin, B. C. Kelly, 280 Weal
. 127th Street, NVtr York.
061 Park Averue, Inc., $500; Manha*t*n
realty and bulldlnfj; Hamuel A. Hersoir
Sldney Wlide, E. A. Levy, 50S Flfth Ayf
nuc. Now York.
l.csal Code Corporation, $50,000; Man?
hattan; deal ln lejral books, codes. re-rts
torM, ete.; F. W, Ileller, B. E. H>iler J A
Qulnlan 280 Broadway, New "ork.
Aseoclatod Hnrvlco Corporation. $100 000'
l.iiliRlo; deal ln personal propertv; Thomas
OumpBon Hdward H. Jiutl^r. H, J.
Newoll, 2i? Main Htreot, Tluffalo N Y
* l Mffrin. Vy, :l ll:'ln'' Underwear ' Company,
1 . V ,'J Manhattan; ircneral undorwear
for both Bexes, apparel; I.owli f. Olaser,
Abraham B, Kfove, Haz?I A. Phea, ao Pine
Stroet, Now York,
??y*'i8^ 0U an<1 (,*? Company, Ino.. $10
000; r/?U Vullov; petroleum VoducUlon;
Orlfflth, Uttla Vullny, N. Y,
#i!5iBJf?AM?nufa'!turln* Company, Ino.,
9 l "",000 ; Iiuffalo; manufacturinsr ffrlndlnir
apparatuii Charios P, Dovine, H, a
\v.diu, II, Ii, Lauman, 1373 Clinton Htreot!
Uuffalo, N, Y,
Wmarwenoy Food Corporation, $10,000'
Manhattan| manufaoturlng food products
T. ,1, HoKo.i, iilnnlM H'luer, William V
MqOraary, i(17 Prosjjoot Place, Brooklyn.
Tuxedo \\alst Company, Ino., $-1,000
Manliullan; nmnuf :n ! urinu ladl..a' wnl.ttaj
l>a\id gc.hwa.rts, Ahr, ostrer, Davld \Var
ai;huw, 40a Aviliue (', Brooklyn,
Monroe .lewulry Company, Ino,, $J,000;
lowolry businuss) Ilai-ry IJlumberif, l.iliian
Ijliiiiihorif. Morrla FinU, nf.,1 bouthern
Bqulovara, Broni,
'1'hn 11 K, I.orontaon Haw Oorporatlon,
$3(),000j Maiihaltani tnanufapturlng jtiw
uluiV and oliiar sawsi J, A, Bradbury,
Bhiis K", T.nronliian, Tnpmaa W. flarroll,
0?ii) Wdaooombe Avenuo, Novy YorU. C|ly,
Huinua Produats Corporation, $5i)fl,000|
Manhallanj Dpuiutllitf roduutlon, dryliiff
work?| 0, B, \Vmua, Nuil v, llurron,
Mujji.-iiii GiulduF, 1S0 Braadway, N-iw Vork
Clly.
Thachar Pronellor and Foundry Corpor?
ation, f 1,300,000 i Albanfj luokjlntf, n-.nn
ufaeluriiiB a[id pFoducins; propallop wheelu,
nirtUl caH(ln8"S, lorglnssj (ieorfe II,
Tli4i;li?r, 'I'liKinas O, Thauhs*. iioiaaa Ii.
licll, aifniei-londa, N, X,
C-H 49 ? ?
lassifi
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS j
?-?-__-_?_-1? I
LOST.?MIXIATT'RE. mounted ln gold, In
Brown and TVhite taxi. between 87th and '
Broadway and 113th and Broadway. be- i
iween 10 and 11 o'elock Tuesday evenlng. ;
Liheral reward. Morningeida 7060. Apt. 44. ;
LOST ?DIAMOND PLATINUM CRESCENT
BREASTPIN, 17 Btonea, Wednesday morn?
ing. between 6Sth. Madiaon av. car, 6th av. ,
bus. Tlftany'a and Bonwit Teller's. Under,
please return 28; East 68tli; llberal reward.
Telephone Rhlnelander 4617._
LOST BA>KBOORS
LOST.?Bankbook No. 613.920 of the Union
Dime Pavlners Bank ls mtssing. Any per
Bon havlng a elaim to It ls hereby cau~ .
upon to present the sanie wlthln ten aa> s
or submlt to havlng the said passboo* can
selled and a now one lseued._ I
LOST.?Bankbook No. 76.50S of U. 8- 6av- ?
lngs Bank of N. Y. Payment etopped. j
Please return book to bank. _i
LOST.?Bankbook No' 962,758 of Bank for j
Savlngs, 280 Fourth ave., New 1ork; pa^- :
ment Btopped; please return book to t,an_K;
LOST.?Bankbook No. 889,902 of Bank for
Savlngs, :S0 Fourth ave., Xew York; pay
ment stopped; please return book to bank.
LOST.?BankbOOk No. 804,430 of the Central
Savlngs Bank ln the City of New York.
Payment stopped. Please return book to bank,
LOST.?Banfcbook No. 1,101.686 of Bank for
Savlngs. 280 Fourth ave.. New York; pay?
ment stopped; please return book to bank.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ARE YOU IN A POSITION
TO MAKE AN INVEST
MENT OF FROM S10 TO
$1,000? IF SO DO YOU
WANT TO MAKE LARGE
PROFITS? EXCEPTIONAL
OPPORTUNITY FOR POS
SIBLE BIG AUGMENTA
TION IN VALUES. BOX, B.
D. 31, TRIBUNE OFFICE.
HAVE YOC $500 or upwarrt that you would
conslder putting to nn establlshed business
which, while owned solely by you. would be
sclentiflcally operated and managed by a
large corporatlon acceptlng for its Bervlcea
a percentage of your pronta? Slx per cent
net will be guaranteed to you from tho i
starl with the probable earnlngs from your
business exceeding 60 per cent. Your prin
cipal will l>e secured by land ownership on
which a reputable bondlng company guar- i
antees to refund you the full amount m
vested ln can-' you become dlssatlBfied. Propo
sitlon will especlally appeal to experienced |
Investors searching an absolute safe lnveat
ment embodying the earnlng power of a
business enterprise. Box I> 462, Tribune.
APARTMENTS TO LET
SUBLBT?6-room apartment. Telephone
Mornlngsldo 674S.
FURMSIIED APARTMENTS TO LET
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 44S. north of 116th
st.- Seven to 10 large rooms, 3 to 4 baths,
ftreproof, $2,200 to $3,000; immedtato pos
Beaaion on some; best references requlred.
Hillenbrand, 1050 Amsterdam ave., or Supt. i
60T1I AXD LBXINGTON tcorner)?At- i
tractlvely furnlshed apartment, 4 rooms
and bath, kitrhen; from May 1 to Octo
ber, or 3 months' lease. $175 monthly.
Phone PBRR1N, Plaza 6501.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
8DTH ST., 153 EAST.?Large and Frnall room,
aultable for business people; private house.
105TH ST., 252 WEST.?-Small room; cvery
convenience; private house; reference.
113TH ST., 64S AV.?Elegant furnlshed
sultes, conslstlng of parlor. bedroom and
private bath; also slngle rooms; electrlcity.
Zehnder.
ROARDERS WANTED
79TH ST., 121 WEST.?Large front room;
hot and cold water, near bath, table, desk
accommodated.
SURROGATES" NOTICES
SHERMAN, FREDERICK W.?IN PURSL'i
ance of an order of Honorable John P.
Cohalan, a Surrogato of the County of New
York. NOTICE ia hereby given to all per.
sons havlng clalma against Frederlck W. '
Sherman. late of ?he County of New York,
deceased, to present tho ?ann with vouch
ers thcreof. to the eubacriber, at hla place
of transactlng busiress, at the office of
Merkio & Mcrkle, his attorneys, at No. 23}
Broadway, ln the Borough of Manhattan,
ln the City of New York, State of New
YoVk, on or before the 25th day of July,
1019.
Dated. New York, the 15th day of Jan?
uary. 1919.
ROBERT A. BROWN, Executor.
MERKLE ifc MEKKLE, Attorneya fo?
Executor, Office and P. O. Addreaa. 233
Broadway, Borough of Manhattan,
New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John P. Cohalan, a Surrogate
of the County of New Y'ork, NOTICE la
herebv given to all peraona havlng clalma
against AK-xander H. Erlckson. late of tba
County of New York, deceased, to present
the same with vouchers thereof to the sub
acrlber, at ita placo of transactlng buslneaa,
No. 26 Broad Street, ln the City of Xew
York, on or before the 15th day of Au
gust next.
Dated. New York, the SOth day of Jan?
uary, 1919.
THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY.
Executor.
TAYLOR. HTTMES & BEdG. Attorneya
for the Executor, 24 Broad Street,
Xew York City.
STORAGE NOTICES
Metropolis Storarje Warehouse
50 WEST 133RD ST.
31 WEST 13STH ST.
To Mrs. Clara Garland, Miss I.ury Lou
' dnn, Prof. Pastor Penalver, Mr. Chas.
j Steber, Mr. A. Gonsales, Mrs. Parka, Mrs.
Nettte Creaey, Mrs. II. E. Wooda, Mrs.
Ileadley, and Mrs. Moore: You and each
! of you aro hereby notifled that, tho time
j for tho payment of our llen upon the prop
I erty herelnafter deseribed havlng oxpire I,
after due notice thereof had been given
you, we will caus? sueh. property, to wit:
? Household Furnlshlnga, ci i prtsing planos,
dreaaers, chiffonlera, tables, buffets, rock
, crs, chalrs, plctures, carpeta, rugs, china,
j kltchen ware, books, cases, trunks and
! general household effects, merchandiso,
otc, ae enumeratad ln the warehouse ln
ventory issued to you by this warehouse,
| atored by you or in your namo (or in
i which you may have an lnterest) ln the
! Metropolis Stornge "VvArehousea, to be aold
j at publio auction, aceording to the atatute
'< In nuch case made and provlded, at 31
! West 13Sth St.. ON SATl'KDAY, .11 NE
; 215T, 1010, at 10:30 A. M., and if the sale
i thereof ls not completed on said date tho
l aume will bo contlnued at the same place
on oac'a and every t!a:urday thereafter, be
j ginnlr.g at 10:30 A. M. on cach day, and
j cont'.nulng until all the goods ar? snM.
METROPOLIS STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
REDEMPTION NOTICE
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION"
HJNCT.A1K Gl.'LF CORPOHATION
FIIIMT MEN TEN YEAK CONVEKTIBLE
0% (ioii) noNirH
NOTICH 18 HEREBY GIVEN that. pur
auant to the tcrma of thn Indenture of
Mortgage datod Maroh lat, 1917, from
Slnclair Gulf Corporatlon to Bankora Trust
Company of N?W Yorlc, an Truatoe, the
aald Slnclair flujf Corporatlon haa oalled
for rodamptlon on tho 18th day of June,
lu 19, at IJO'A of thn faoo amount thoreof
and an-rued luleroat, all of tho bonds now
outatandlng and anoured by aald mortgaga,
after which d&ttt all lnteraat on aald
botida will csaaa and all ooupona attachod
thnrato will booomn null ann votd.
The aald bonda will bo radnomed and
all Hisma dua lii'ireon patd by Bankera
Truet Company, at Ita offlca, No, 141 Wall
fitreat, Borough of Manhattan, City of
New York, on or aftor June isth, 1910.
Roglotered bonda will be pald only te
tha raglaterad holdara or their duly au
thentli-ated trnnaferaoa and all unma
turod orjuftona piuat aooompany th? bonda
to which they appertaln,
Ownerahlp certtrinatea nnvortny aeorued
inicietit to .lunp lBlh, 1019, ahould aooom
pany tha bonda when preaented for re
doinptlon,
'NOHvuo^ufin jcirm vtsyiomt
J. FliMTCHER ITARltBLL, Traaaurer.
ed Adv<
HELP WANTED MALE
ES'STRUCTION
AUTOMOEILE KXOWLKPOE
8 a valuable asuet to lncrease your earnlnrs. .
^earn at New York's most complete sehool. ;
Uechunical course, $45; with Driving. $65. ?
>\ nte for Oatalog T. or phone 5870 Clrcle.
STEWART AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL,
2U5 West 57th ?t.. at Broacway.
AFTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION. $10
.'nilmtted drivlng, etc., gnaranteed. lneludlng
nachine for state examination until llcense
tecured. B. M. Co . 1303 Lexington av. (SSth). j
L.EARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR?Pleaa- I
ant and ororitable work; dav and even- I
Ing classos. Send for free booklet and
isltors pass. West Side Y. M. C. A., 817
fVest 67th s:.
HELP WANTED MALE
3CY for errands, one with tasta for drnw
ing; good ppporrunlty to learn commeroial
irt work. Lachic Leech Co., 131 E. 23d 6t.
BOYS (16) wnrklng papers, learn easy
trade; $10 while learnlng, can make
nore after few woeks' traintng. Auto
natlo Woven Wlre, 4S Mangin Street, cor
?er Delancey.
BOYS.?Offlce and salesroom, wholesale
grocery. t,hree mtnutos from West 23d st.
ferry. Francis H. Leggett & Co.. 18th ave.
-.ii i 27th st. See Mr. Brunie.
BOYS for errand work in large printlng I
oilice; $9 start; opportunity for advance- ,
nent and to learn trade. William Green,
'?117 Went 43d.
BOY to run errands and make htmself
generally useful; splendld chance for
ldvancenxent. Apply Tlizer Bros., 4J Jay.
BOYS?For cffli-n and errands ln publishlng
houso, Call Fred A. Stokes Co.. 443 4th av.
MR. SALESMAN?
HOW MUCH ARE YOU WORTH7 HAS i
THE WAR AFFECTED YOUR BUSI- '
N'E.SS? THEN CALL CS. WE HAVE
AN EXTRAORDINARY ANI> EASY
SELLING PROPOS1TION DEVBLOPING
MANUFACTURING BUSINESS OF AN
EXCEPTIONAL 1.1NE OF HARDWARB. :
TWO FACTOR1ES RUNNINQ WITH
MORE BUSINESS THAN TI1RT CAN ]
HANDLB. WITH COMMI8SION PAY?
ABLE WEEKI.Y OR OFTBNBR. THB
GREAT DEMAND FoR OUR GOODS HAS .
FORCED US TO ADVERTISE FOR 50
1.1 VE SALESMEN AND 6 TRAINBD BX
ECUTIVES. WITH AN ASSURBD LARGE
INCOME. FOR A CONFERENCB CALL :
MARKET 917S.
OFFICE BOY,
Christlan, ln lmporter's offlce. La. Manna,
Azema & Farr.an, 397 Washlngrton st.
OFFICH BOY.?Bright, energetle, 18 years;
elegant opportunity. Wallace Tierman, 319
Broadway.
OFFICE BOY.?For law offlce. F. A. Peaee,
120 Broadway, Room 2S22.
PROOFRBADER, experieneerl on publlca
tlon work. Apply Teclmtcal Press, 238
William st.
SALESMEN.?Best propositlon ln New York
for solicitors; money every nlght; salnrv
or commission. Zahner, room 1013. 147(3
Broadway.
SH1PPING CLERK AND PACKER.-A
thoroughly experlenced man to tnko chargo
of packing and ahlpping department; one
who 1* a first class packer and capable of
handling nifii and has the knack of teaeh
ing thom how to pack rlglit; good oppor?
tunity for the riglu man; wrlte full par
tlculars; references, salary, experlence, ctc.
Box L 18, Tribune Offlce.
STOCK SALESMEN, CITY
AND OUT OF TOWN,
WITH GOOD CONNEC
TIONS, SATISFACTORY
RECORD AND CAPABLE OF
DEVELOPING LOCAL TER
RITORY; COMMISSION
BASIS; EXCELLENT PROP?
OSITION FOR RIGHT MAN.
CALL OR WRITE ROOM
1,704 505 5TH AVE., NEW
YORK CITY.
YOTTNG MEN WANTED FOR PER
FORATING ROOM AND GENERAL
STOCK. Q. R. S. CO., 51S W B6TH ST.
WAITERS (experlenced only)
BUSBOYS
for our lpnrling houses ln New York City.
Free employment. Apply
HOTEL ASS'N. OF N. Y. C.
EMPLOYMENT DIV1SION, 41 E. 29TH BT
WANTED Cable spllcers. We can u
i. ore good splicei s ln sl ate of ()k la -
horr.a ; prospect f< r Bteady work a!l year.
Write or wire C 13 Farlss, Cable Foreman,
Southwestern Bell Tel. Company, Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma.
SITUAT10NS WANTED MALE
COUPLB, colored, efflclent, first olass
cook, waiter In club or small hotel;
capable taking entire oharge kitchen, dtn
lng room; 7 years1 reference; wages $100.
Telephi n? Williams, 1468 Westchester;
write, B14 Van Nest av>.
JAPANESE HAOr.H EMPLOYMENT
AGEN'CY.?Rellable; domestk:; experl?
enced, professionals: fir?t class help.
Unity Building, 101 West 42d ?*. Bryant
77S7.
SUMMONS
SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY.
?LOUIS COHEN, Plaintiff. ailalnbt EVA
COHEN, Defendant Actlon for Absoluta
DIvorce. Trial deslred ln New York County.
Summons.
To tho abovn named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer th*
complalnt in this action, ftcd to nfrve a
copy of your answer on the Plaintlff's At?
torney within twenty days after the ser
v'lce of this summons, - x lusive of the day
of servico, aifd In case of your failure to
appear, or answer, Judgment, by default,
will be taken against you for the relief de
raanddl in the complaint.
Dated. New York, March 8th, 1918.
SAML'EL 1 HCKSTEIN,
Plaintirf'R Attorney, Offlce and Post Offlce
Address, No. 299 Broadway, New York
City.
To the Upfendant, EVA COHEN:
The foregoing summons is served upon
vnu by publication, pursuant to an order
of ilon. G- irge V. Mullan, a Justlce of thu
Supreme Court of the Stato of New York.
dated Aprll 29th, 1919, and filed with the
complalnt in the offlce of the Clerk of the
County of New York, at the County Court
House, In the Borough of .Manhattan, Nevr
York City.
Dated, New York Citv, Mav lst, 1919.
SAMTJEL DICKSTEIN,
Attorney for Plaintiff, Offlce and P. O.
Address, 299 Broadway, Borough of
v;.; hattan, New York City.
PROPOSALS
SEALED BID8 WIl.l. BE RECErVED Bt
the Board of Water Supply, at It.i
offlceo, twenty-second floor, Municipal
Building. Park Rcw. Centre and Ch*mbert
streets, Nr-w York City. until 11 A. M., on
TuesdBy. June 19, 1819, for Contract 202.
for tho constructlon of about 7 *i n-.iles of
highways, including clearlng, gradlng,
dralning, building of culverts and guard
ralls, around the Schobaria reservolr. In
the Towns of Glitiow and Conesvlllo, Scho
harie county, Prattsvllle, Greene county,
and Roxbury. Delaware county, New York.
At the abovs placo and tima the bt<i?
will be publicly opened and read. Pam
phlets contalnine liiformation for bldden
and eontract drawln^s can be obtalned at
the above address. at the omoe of the
Secretary, by dopositlng the sum of ten
dollara <$10> ln cash or its equtvalent for
eaoii pamphiet. For further partlcularj
apply to the offlce of the Chlef Bnglneer,
at the above address.
JOHN F. OALVIN, President;
CHARLES N. CHADW1CK.
L. J. OREILLY.
Commlsslonerit. Board of Water Supply.
BENJ. F. ElNBIiiLER. Se< retary.
Read the
New York Tribune
Want Ads.
sr tising
HELP WANTED PEMAUB
GIRLS.
WOMEN.
Needed in the largest general
Mail Order business in the
East as
ORDER PICKERS
PACKERS
STOCK WOMEN
UTILITY WORKERS
No experience nect AppII
cants must be over vears of
age.
Charlcs William Stores
25 Wnshington St,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
GIRLS required. Apply Huy
ler's, 508 5th Ave.
GIRLS wanted for Ug-ht factory woek 111
to Btart. Apply Q i: 9 Co 618 W. 6SU1
GIRLS WANTED FOR PACK1NG COFFEE
LIGHT \YORK; HALF DAY SATimDAYS
>rK!:iVY1M1HUT!N'i ??* l" raMON
COMPETENT. experlenced. general houac
worker or worklng housekeeper deatred
[amlly of two ad ilts, llving ln emall hcWa
at BrOnxvllle. Liberal wagea for r Bht I
of servlce. Increaaed pay for pen
v ork. relephone Bronxvllle 1032 or JoHr :? :
NURSE for J chll tren: b-: ? rTfeirei i
quired; u-rite or telephone Mrs R
I.iule. of lititon uv.v, Garden City '
lc-land. Telophono Garden City i;;,.i
PANTRY WOMAN, Sio a week and mealii
, short houra. Mr. Barenl, 11S W 4.
SALESLAD1ES
-A. LOU1S NEBEN2AHL.
?FAR ROCKAWAY, X V
REQUmE 8ALKSLAI>IES IN All. T>~.
l'AUTMEXTS; EXCEPTIONAL LUU-1 lL
BALARY.
WOMEN
Over 18 Years of Age
TO OPERATE
OR LEARN TO OPERATE
DRILL PRESSES.
MILLING MACHINES,
PUNCH PRESS,
LATHE AND
LIGHT BENCH WORK.
Good Wages While Learning.
48 HOURS.
1 BXCELLENT SHOP CONDITIONS.
STEADY WORK.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT.
MERGENTHALER
LINOTYPE COMPANY,
Park Ave. and Hall St,
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
WANTED.?Cook to (.-o to seashoro; 46 mlle9
i lroin the city; small tamlly; good waget
, Apply , E". Madisi ii ave.
S1TUATIONS WANTED FEMALE~
A?A.?CHAMBERMA1D - WA1TR1 B6 AND
COOK -Young lrish glrli . r milv of
adulta; together er separate; $60-$ 16 li -h'y
recommended. X. Miaa Hofmayei Agenc;
10 East 4Jd st., 3d lloor. Tel. fc'...;; Murray
CHAMBERMAID WAITRK '..".,
young lrish girls; famlly of adulta to?
gether or Beparato; $50-$45; hlghly recom?
mended. X. Miaa Bofmayer's Agancy l?
Ea3t 43d sl . 3d floor. Tel 8945 Murray HUI.
COOK-WA1TRESS, siatera, young. . .- ? m
city or couutr M >..
1 Bureau, 368 6th ave CJrci lej 6244?
COOK.?Y'oung; nanta citj foi aummer; 9
yeara laBl ? mployi r M 9 Filzg in Id'a
B?:? : :. 366 Bth ave On ( l( -. $241
LADY'S MAVD Voung Irlah woman; good
81 amsl ; er, etc ; $50. K . Mii?-<
Hofmayer's Agenry, 10 East 43d at , 3d
floor. Telephone 8947 Murray Hlll.
NURSB. Take one cr two children. exoel
lent referencea; any dlstance. M.ca Fltz
gerald'a Bureau 366, Bth ave Greeley 5244.
WA1TRESS, parloi ? .... for .?? um
mer; $50. M . Miaa Ho1 mayei b Ag( ' I
E. 43d st., 30 floor Tel phone 8941 M 1 . /
Hlll.
BUSINESS CAP.DS
Carpct Cieaning
iCAREFUL CARPET CLBANING CO?
I PANY.?Cleana by compreaaed a'.r, st ?
I hand or on floor. ?!",'< Ea ' 48th St.^COE
1 BRAXDT. Ttiephon- 133 Murray HI1L
Clothing
; a? A? Am l.ndly In noed of GENTLF
MAN'S DISCARDED CLOTHING, con
pelMng me to pay $5 to $36 for aulta, ovei
t oats, Tuj (? lot. pante trunl bags 'P ? ?
or wrlte for cou teoua representatlve. I
& C. CLOTHING CO.. 378 7th avi .
. 3lKt 1. Telephoi I
Men's Rigli Grade Suits
made hy high 1 1 tallora.
8 .(? "Ti v ? ri Ti 1
EXCEPTIONAL V.tl.l EH \T '0 and ?.",:.
Call and sei foi youi f
A. & U. CLOTHES SHOP,
62 West 83d Bt., opposite M-Aipln.
Piamor.ds
DIAMONDS AXl> JEWELRY BbCOHT
FOB CASH, eatatcs appraised, ) ircbaaed.
BBNNETT, 175 Broadway, upataira.
Detectire Ajrcncy
LAWRENCE DETECTIVE AGENCY.
Main Office, ."' I 1
Ma Ui on A ??<?. rner 2
? -
- ?
?
1 - I
an '. ;? larant
,-?.. iteni nt an '. uni ece Bai y ?? ( ri .-?. nta Re
porta prempt. Telej 1 - Grarucrtey *T^j
3946
? rT< IRN'S ? ?
, conl ' Inv. n. < .<
Eaat I2d. 'Phone Murray Hlll 2743.
Furnifure
HIGHEST VV.irr.S PAID FOR FURNT
ture, antlQuea, plan s. I ???
booka. art, etc. GABAY, K8 lt.
Place. "Phono Btuyvesant 3.",7T.
Multigraphera?Stonopraphers
Multlgrapl-.lr.sr. atenography, t>pe-\
all houra, reaaonable. Coyna, 111 : .- .. .
at. Beekman 47 3.
Ruga
! ORIENTAL RUGS SS ST^SSS:
tltjr tK-ught for htKhest caab; appratslng ^
1 pperlajty ; eall or wrlte Baanajlao, 10
I Weat 4G;h at. 'Phone $101 Bryant
Patonta
PATENTft.
Over 70 yeara' pn.rtiee; all romnvi-il*-*
vlena atrietly confldentlal: handh'.in. ot
I l-Ktents free on request; aperlai facilitlea
for oflleo ronaultatlons. Mtinn 4h Co.,
pattnt attorneya. 611 Wcolwurta Buildltig.
New York
Typewrlterm
TYPEWRITERS RENTED
Non-vlalMe, S monlha, $R Vlrlble, ?
mnr.lhs. $7 50 up. Initlal payiii'-n: j
lf purehaoed.
AMERICAN WHTT1NG MACHIXE 00
$38 Broadway, nt Wopth st |T- ? ?
$0 O I Id Bt., opp Madlaon Av?. JFrati 1
THB TTPEWU1TER EXCHAXC.E
10 Bareiaa,-. Bt. T?L OUI U?rciuy.

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