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American Tobacco
Earns 13.39 P. C.
On Common Stock
Company Liquidatos About
830,000,000 of Current
Liabilities in the Year:
Bond Holdings Reduced
The American Tobacco Company
"?quidated approximately $30.000.000
of current liabilities in 1020 without
doing any financing: which increased
:he company's fixed charpes. This
was accomplished as follows: The
book value of leaf tobacco and manu?
factured stock was reduced from ap?
proximately $90,600,000 to $81,560,000.
The value of investment in stocks and
hofl la was reduced net by $2.000,000
t the sal? of about Si?.000.000 of
Tiber's- bonds and the purchase of
$4,000,000 of other securities. An in
'.'"100 in cash on hand
: $1,000,000 in bills and |
?? receivable also took place,
ish on hand at the end of 1020 j
- ? > to $10,024,000 arM bills re- j
le to $10,082,000. These changes
i net decrease in assets of
nately $9,000,000. The com
ad outstanding at the end of
tal |y $12.000,000 of d \ i
deri i :rip mal in ' .,; Man h 1. 1921,
has bei n almost entirely
. , the issue of $49,
new B non-votin
rhii trge part a ci rri M
old? rs could hat ??
A ? i.vablc " ri
$8.000,000, amoui I
1920 to a ppros m iti ly
?' $18,001 ,000 r,t the
i hough I. :?? rty
ce value of $6,301.000
? v hai! 1 orrowed
?nst these bonds,
? an ounts I
?20 $3 3 3,01. ?
the 7 per cent s erial .
end of the year
note; on : -' and i ng.
192 i ; c American Tobacco
: i companies whose
o* ned by the Amor
rned $143,106,332,
: ! ' 10 in 1919.
i ?? penses and taxes
:o business
? I in 1020, coni
? ' i, 22,6S .' profits on the
in 1919. The total ;
j ? companj included in
ecurities i w ned ;?.. t< r the
? ? dividend - of 6 per
. ?ri ed stock was $11,
i thi equivalent of
n the I ital $89,542,600
new
the end of 1920,
1,590 c arned in :
153 per cenl
si tck out- i
it tall . . i of 1919.
' ' ,' '-- - -
where you get the
quiet your nerves
need.
I l> VN'CI \I. MEETINGS
Notice o! 5p?s< i .1 Slo? (.holders' Meeting? of
Hil Ni.v. YORK IRUST COMPANV
e t i ti g o f t 111
* i'ork '1 usi Compa
? ol ll <?'.;..
. ? . lork i : [, .
' i > > \ M ,ti u| i, a
? '
New ' fi ' ' ?
. , ? .. agreement made and
? ' ? ? .. i i 'i
: ' k of New York !
? ? rj ti i ipp ?-. - :, i
: ?
? ? ? i ? .. ti
the mergei tliercn
m b) th< mil utes ? I
1
? ol the Sto. ?
'? . York trust I
' ? ' ...
New York Cil
\ M., !<i! the puj i ve f
of tl apilal s'uc!.
-',. Tl USt ' Ol -, - 'in
.I), t- <?
nsisting f
'"'rty ,..,,,.
5100^ each,
: ? 1 en i , ..,.,...
One ! mdred
^ The : . er books ' the I ? m] anv will
,tl ,,; business March
at tin beginning of
i ,. i | ,.. ,,
\l in h ! ', 1921.
I! rd ol Trustees,
1ER \ 111 CKNKR,
President.
It
Mil IIIKRN PACIFIC COMPAJtr,
'. Ol MEE i!M,.
a \ ork, N. V.. .Ian. 3, 1931.
'"? Aiiiumi Meeting ol (lie Stockholders
o 11 i
? '
pauy in
r '? i' m i ountj K tni ui kj on
twelve o'clock
? '.'. I ilre.-t
?< n m I !1 our.st Inns
'' which ma' iPKally como before
?; : i . l'.-.1. ral . onlrol of
: i propei lies undi i t ho a' i of
' Mar? ti 21, l'K. or anv aerni"
I \\ i! ti i he Go\ ernnienl In
oi relating to the termlna
r dei il control by the return
.t hi i wit?.', and or i e
.is ri Bull log fi ".. or buc ?
lora 1 i <>nl1 "I. and generally
* matters growing oui ot or
conti ' ? ' lina! Ion there?
' . nd II lona im lud ng t lie
: ? ui d?r i ii" 'I ransporta
. ? . : tl men! 1hi reof.
such ot hi i business a?
before th? meeting, In
I and ratinoatlon of ail
i d of 1 ?irei tore and of the
tico t he lual annual
kholdera of this Coi i
? . ? ? ?es , f t h? : ifCtitr the
? ' transfei of stock will be
' l< !?. M. Tuesday, ."?latch
and ?rill be reopened at 10 o'clock
IH'iill SEILU Secretary.
FINANCIAL
*8-S I.lliKKTY NATIONAL BANK OF
NEW ?ORK.
,. ?'?? Mberty National Hunk or N?w
'.prit, located at 120 Broadway New York
Vit, In the State <>r New York, i* closing
"?.?taira All not. holders and othe
crexiI'or? of tho association are therefor?
??reby iiiitltlr.t to present th? no'es ami
"*???' claims for in. meni
t w WALZ, Cashiei
THE LIBERT'S NATIONAL HANK OF
? NEW YOKK.
Notl.? (., hcrebv given ilmt at a rt "t
?"? of the ? i irehol i r? ol The Mb-: ty ? i
"?nal Bai :. . r Ni w Vork, hel i ir Ma; h
'''-I the Plan, dated February l. 1921,
g i?r the merger of the nuld Hank
''" Tin New Yorl Trusl Company, was
?woved; m, t i,, order to curry o.ji such
????. ii was voted to liquidate ?aid Na?
il0?*! Hank, and r< Incorporate <? a s-.ue
'??nk under tho name The Mbe Ij Bank
&N?rw v,,,;., ?,,,-t thai upon th.gunlsa
"?? or said State Hank pro i ng? b
i*K"n to rtivrgs s id?t?iatc Hank ?uh Th?
(??w Yoi TrutC Company
Investment
Information
Questions of general interest to ??n
restors will be answered in this col?
umn, in which case only initials will
be used. Others will be answered by
mail. Address all inquiries, inclos?
ing a stamped, addressed envelope, to
Financial Editor, The Tribune, 16i
Sassau Street, New York City.
| Partial Payment Broker Sold Him Out
Quostlon?Last August I bought some
I f.o |< from .-? broker whose office Is on
? Broad Street on tlio ten-payment plan, i
made the Initial payment, ?ml, an agreed,
was knppinsr up my payments on the 23d
of each Huoceedlng month. 1 madA the
November payment on time, but about De?
cember i received a telegram demanding
money or they would poll my slock. T
wrote and told them that I had made my
payments each month on time and would
continue to do so, but would not send any
money at this time, Few davs later, or
about December 8, 1 received n notice ton .
! in g me they had sold my stork Had thev
any right to do this, and can thev collect
moneys due them on this Recount? la the
partial paymi nt a good way to buy (docks
or bonds? I have a steady Income, but it
Is not big enough to allow me to buy ???
eu :?? outright. !.. M, < ;.
Answer?Without tho name of the
broker or of tho stock you bought,
and without knowing what your con?
tract was or how much you paid down,
and other detail?, we cannot tell
whether your broker wan justified in
selling you out. Answering your other
question, the partial payment plan is
not good unless you buy investment
issues and have a thoroughly trust?
worthy broker.
Standard Oil Disappoints Woman
lion A short w hi ? ago I bought
of Now Jersey Standard ? til
rhe sto k has a h ibil ol drop
I : it is up again -1 points. Will
; il enough to give me some In
v " Act ordlng lo ': he
uni ? ; ... b :, per cenl on par i S
a - than l n?r cent, v hen you
consider the prie, is six times par. What
inter. - .. - l . ? ? from i hl.s ? 1 io you
? to sel no? or wait for :i b< ttei
rice? M ?s N [t. S.
Answer fluctuations such as von
describe arc what make life interest
ing for oil stockholders, and they buy
- hart s because they know they are likely
to move only they arc always con?
vinced thev arc pr.ing to move up. One
reason for the fall in Standard Oil of
New Jersev ;- thai a block of it just
large enough to exceed the demand was
put into the market, the other day
and it could be sold only at the sacri?
fice of several points. We know of
nothing in the internal condition of
the company that should scud trie stock
off, but all common shares have suf?
fered a scaling down in market pnce
for very good external reasons. The
Tribune's dividend column in the table
does not quote per cent, but dollar! ;
- other words, Standard Oil pays $5
t? share a year, or 20 per cent
Will Invest for His Mother-in-Law
Qui s' Ion - 1 i ?i \ ?' ha '? ; '? 0 lui ned - '
: ? for investment b : : iher-in i
w] v I should ha \ ? l he
principal afl I ? ? di ? . ? us. the In
vestment certificates : i seeu U should I
('? sire ' . l. : iw on i: : o build a home
but shi :? els thai sh. sil >uld i
something like 7 p< r cent interest ??? the
principal ! note.l in The Tribune thai
i n ??? 1 sme-s Kubber .- p. r ci il first pre
fen-, ; stock was selling for ; 102. Would
like your opinion on these, together with ?
few others that you feel you ran rec.
mend. Upon the suggestion of .i friend
Invested 11,000 for her a few months a?..
I' ??.:'- 1 'i nil II--. :???. ss '. - du in 10:51
Whal is ?"'... opinion? Which do you th i
: ? .f- r . bb . sto. ks or bonds, taking into
? ? nsidi rat ion t hat 1 may ? ant to boi o?
? ? ?-? on ' hi m ,ii some ful ure time ? !
Iiiivc n had any i xperii m ?? In mat : ei s ol
r. s. a
Answer We believe the following
investments will solve the problem you .
outline: $1,000 new Cuban-American
Sugar Company 8s 1931. to yield H pet
cent; $'-',000 ("anadian Northern 7 per
cent debentures 1941 (guaranteed prin
c :>al and interest by the Canadian gov?
ernment by indorsement); $1,000 Beth?
lehem Steel marine equipment 7s, of
which you can choose a maturity be?
tween 1921.and 1930, to yield at'least
V per cent. We have given you com
paratively short, terms because of the
likelihood you will need lhc monej
and because such issues yield more
than long term obligations of equal
ecurity. The three issues are ?ill
good investments, in our opinion, and
. re readily marketable. Your Pacific
Fruit Express Tsare an equipment trusl
bond and are well secured, in our
opinion. Rubber preferred i as an ex
cclb til end record. U'e regard il
as a good bu? incss man'- inveslmt n I
Woman Leuus to Utility Bonds
ii-ii ;. l'ity ol M -
.la? d I). :,"? - r,s, Mush Tern inal Uu Id
::.:?? liii . ,, nd '
\\ ,,-..?! I, ?? ?
t mi ;? i, .-. re ? ? i:.. .:??? tlrst
I'rovli ol Alberta I '.-.a. Si Louis A - m
ries li; Newport Nev and
? I ? ? ? . ,. . and i... - ? ??,.. i 'orpora I ?on
el refunding; Os, N. id ralll
151 eel . r| al n I I uteri.igh
I;.i : . . ? ., : t tirs and refund y
t'opi I'nit. .: K iigdom ? '?,-u \ i bu nut
tin ? ' Soin hei n !.. oad pi tern ?ml
i ; . .. I itting pref. . I '? i inl
h lo ret? ?:,;.? and d< ? ;
upon the n.o,. . ,. I.,.-'..-.. (iih
n. -?? and Lib? ' ' bond ,vill
what y?ai thti fib.
lis? us I and ' 'hi ' Ml wer.
bought ?Inn |,i _. -. ' ?? i ha ?
... i . ? . ? ? Are thel ? : Il
ou tl f would i bel tei !.,,-> eliangr. '.'
ou a ..... whal ,-uil lliink ol llu
? . .-'-?. ....:? I : ?. -.,..? - pe? ? ? ? ? n t secured
gold > otid - o thi Nevada l'a ?foin , i.
trie i porai n for a fur! hei Investi ien(
100 ul ho? Miss M .1
Answer Your Canadk.u Municipal!
and Bush Terminal lirst 5s are, tve
der, good bonds. l'he Bu ri ?ngl < ??
Railway and Light have rather a re?
t? ;".??(! market and the Wisconsin baa
and Electric has such a spread be?
tween bid and asked price, (58 and 7 1,
that ?; would be a little difficult to
sell much of it at a toned sale al a
-a: sfactorv price. The Province of
Alberta t'-'is are good. Tl e St. Louis
<v San Francisco 5s arc the obligation
of one of the weaker Southwestern
railroad . If you believe thai the rail?
road situation will com.- out all fight
they aro a good bond to hold for a
rise in prices. If you are at all ap?
prehensive of widespread railroad
bankruptcy it would be wiser to in
vest m bonds of some such strong road
as tho New York Central, selecting, for
instance, the ?i p?'r cent debentures
?lue in 1935. in regard to the Inter
borough Rapid Transit lirst and re?
funding bonds there is a good deal of
apprehension. They are selling around
51. We believe, however, that if Gov?
ernor .Miller's traction plan- go
through the New York City : trcet r
ways will be placed in a better post
tioii United Kingdom SVss arc high
grade. Alabama Great Southern pre
ferred is a good railroad stock, and
Utica Knitting preferred is followed
bv common stock selling a? 105. Our
comment on your list is that you a!
ready have a good many public utili?
ties. Wouldn't It be better to invest
any further money that you have in
some high-grade industrial bonds, such
as United States Stctd sinking fund 5s !
Erie Prior I.ien 4s Well Secured |
Question Do you consld. . Krle 4 per '
, ,.,*. ? :,.,: lien bonds, pre?, nt prl about
, ?o ,,i business inun's Investment .
\,',- the> < nrst lien and have the coupons
always b< ' n paid?- ? A M. i'.
Answer?We consider Eric ?! per cent
prior lien bonds as a good business
man's invest ment, with a chance to ap
prec?ate in market value and safe in ?? e
long run. even were the line, which is
u week road, lo get into financial dif?
ficulties. They at?' secured b> a first
mortgage on considerable parts of the
Erie mam line.
f
lour fuli columns oj in?
vestment questions and an
sirrrrs are published in The
y ?? " '.fw
\
S. O. of California
Earns $41.92 in 1920
Net profits, after deductions of de?
preciation, depiction and Federal taxes,
of the Standard Oil Company of Cali?
fornia for tho year ended December 81
were $41.665,054, equal to ?41.92 a share
earner! on tho $99,.'?73,311 capital stock,
according to a ?statement issued yes?
terday.
This compared to net profits of $31,
0o2,768, or $31.2(5 a share, earned in
the preceding year. Net earnings
amounted to $59,113,810 and tho profit
and loss surplus $122.303,707, against a
profit and loss surplus of $08,117,168
in 1919. Tho company's production
from its own wells in 1"20 was 29,073,
429 barrel??, compared to a production
of 25,484,081 barrels in tho preceding
year.
Consolidation Coal Net Up
The Consolidation Coal Company re?
ported a .surplus, after charge and Fed?
eral taxes, for the year ended Decem?
ber 31 of $4,820,844, equivalent to $11.99
h ?-haro earned on the $40,205.148 cap?
ital stock outstanding, compared to
$3,009,278, or $7.48 a share, earned in
the preceding year. Total earnings
amounted to $33,905,280, against $23,
507,556, and the prolit and loss surplus
$97,855,391.
Cumberland Tel. Karnings
The Cumberland Telephone & Tele
graph Company reported a surplus,
after all charges and taxes, for the
year ended December 31, of $145,589,1
equivalent to 84 cents a share, earned
on the $17,250,050 capital stock, com- i
parmi to $887,882, or $5.S7 a share
earned on the $14,773,450 capital stock
in the preceding year. Net revenues
amounted to $2,427,070 and the deficit,'
after dividends, $T|0.M7.
Bank Statement Correction
The statement of the Imperial Bank |
of Germany for period ending March 7, '
printed yesterday under a Berlin date,
erroneously reported an increaes in '
"other liabilities'" of 5,000,385,000'
marks. It should have been 500,385,
000. The error was made in trans
mission.
t-l.'.nd Oil Earnings I p
Net income from operation of the
Island nil & Transport Corporation for.
the year ended December 31 was $7,
941,722, compared t.i $1,220,655 in the
preceding year, according lu a state?
ment made public yesterday. Net sur?
plus after adjustment amounted to $3,
926,148, apimit $549,929.
London Metal Market
LONDON, March 16. Standard cop?
per, spot, ?67 2s lid ; futures, ?66 12s
6d. Electrolytic, spot, ?70 10s; fu?
tures, ?71 10s. Tin, spot, ?153 2s 6d;
futures, ?156 5s. Lead spot, ?18 17s Cd;
futures, ?19 2s Od. Zinc, spot, ?20 10s;
futures, ?26 2s 6d.
Shoe Co. Gets Charter
!'< i\ I'M:. D.I., March 16..A charter
was filed at the State Department lien?
to daj for the International Shoe Com?
pany, with an authorized capital stock
of $165,000,000. The company is au- '
Ihorized to manufacture boots, shoes
and footwear of all kinds.
Financial Items
? i| Tenney vlci presid' ; '. u? i he
il,.-- ? Securities Corporation, was yes
?.'. ? ' :..| ?i vice-president o( tha New
Voi Trust Coi ipi n:
\fti-j an iihsi-i ci of sov< rnl ? .. .<? II P.
and Willis "i 10. I'owi r, former
,, . :.. : ? ,,f |he Co lldalod Stoi l< Kx
chantre, tei made theis first appcar
?? on the llooi .- ih. :???;? iloi .
Schoeppi tant R'"i' ral
sali ? I lull igei of ' '? ? ' ';'-': ''.'?' < ? '
panj . 1. : i" ."??.'? ?! ,i ii .i ?sl-jl .jiit \ it i>
|.r, [flcnl '?! i hul ompan ?
Uua :'ii m ??' Ti usl ' 'oinpa ny of N'< w Vork
|,a. .,. . ., appointed ' ; u loe in !? r : he
? : utuhl' ?Ml : 'i Id-lining Compiov inden
lun ilat.'d Mai i < ' ' f-'.-u
. m hoi. -? : ?' i ' -"- ? 000,onn par va lue
tu- ,-vear 7 ]? r ' ? nl Kohl not? s, ilui Man h
I ; ?..? . .,..,! t mu? ? ? undi i l.ou.i iana .*.?
\. . .. . is llailwa i'iini|iiiii) ?-oui]
? : ,, : aurcti eut dal I Kohi nur', i. -'? ;.
.... m authori/od ? ?ui of ' pi i
lllipilli II
U tl
rnati
? . ? ? ... , .;., ,ni i:. ' ? '? lob? ?
. | ? | ;.-'? " ; ? ' : lO'.M. an I tue lln
... .-. ;.. m nul ho i/.ed iitnu t ?;? 000 par
I h, hon rl . f dli ? ion I I \i> !
Intel !??? tional l'i usl i '01 pauj lias de. .i
., ,| :.. . > rli\ id' '"I ul . '?: 1" : ' ' i.!. paj ?
able Man h Hl. 1021.
? - -
l.i\ eslock, Meats, I'r?^ isions
,,...,,. ?.!? ,.... ; ? '.? , ?? :'< : ? $12 ?::."( 11 DO
P r e M se d beef.
Ib.. . 1' '" ? '?" ' ' ' ?-'?
; -. ? v. .... ' '
mon
1 m. n .. .10 00 'i 16 00 1 . ?''??? ? '.' I r,ri
I ? .?.:
. ,.- . :i, .1513 .25 ?:?!? "i
1.1'. ? ?' . ". i K, ! ""
H,s .'? ??' 7 no S.00 i \.
Li il mutton,
, ,,,. ii. : ,. .H .17? .22
i. in h . :.' '
l? prlnn . 100
.1,. '. 10 00 ?11.75 10.004J20 0
D] . ., .' | u. m b .
Ib.. 20W .25 ' :> " 1
HOL-i 100 lh i - " ' !..'?;!'...
Dressed hogs,
b . on Ib.. ... . .17?0.171., .::',??< >.
!?,,. : i,i,: o On ?j ;! I 00 I 2 00 ?i 41! 00
v, .';' l'?". ' bbi 16.00 [i 1S.O0 IS.OO?j ? i0
J.I, M i '1 .1 i ??
WcbI 1 0l1 I ha II v:' '" ! 1 '''' : t-00?S - ' 20
Seenrilies at \hetion
Hist preferred > : 00 i u
i- i share. ;>:<>,
t ? ooo "Wo.sti rn I'.' ri is Vi "-in l :< ( 'o.
? p, r . . m eh heul m ?
bond - '"f IH! 0 loi S :
j : 000 \ii ? ? Ii ?' i' Tobaei o I '?> I per
. m bonds, dm 1051 . . nu ?
I '. I) un i ? and Au
ist . . 67
t :-!:?, .? . National Biscuit Co ,
irtpn; 5 ? 00 eai h ; per
shan. 102?i
30 Shares Nni V<n K Railwaj a
? 'o : J i 00 ' ,i. li 80 ?hares
Tabard Inn Corpn., com?
mon ; J 10 i ach. 66 shan n
.. ha rd Inn ' 'oi pn . pre
ferred f 10 i ?oh, ..' shares
Slur Uold M in in? Co.; ?1
each; loi. $15
1 SI ires \dvai ced Agi |i ul
t lira I 1'ubllnhinB Co , pro
? ?. i -H . loi . S IS
10 SI. - Ad\ anci 'I \gri' ul
tural Publishing > ?
' on; loi. $31
; , Sha i ? s A i et "' ? n [nl ei nu -
i mal l'ubllnhi rs, Im ,
preferred lot. ?105
] 00 Shares Noi i li Ann rican fii
\ m w i 'oi i'ii Isl prefern I ;
JT
: o Shares Ni ???? Bngland Bqul
(abb Life lusuranci I '?? .
52 shares N'pw Y -k Suni
tai y Ci Illzal Ion ' !o . coi
i ion . 20 .-l.m (s Bosi >n
Lipet-B t o.. V. T C. . 25
i.Ii<hj es 11"-," Jom a < irgaii
Co., pn Cei i ed ; 25 sha i ? s
l [ope .Tones ? ?rgan i !o .
"on ? 300 hii? res ! dxie
-u Co., common,
alia us PI intera < !om
press Co, I ' UiSl ctfs for
common . lot ... ?."..".
11 ; Share? Up-Town Amuse?
ment Co.; $?nn ea :h: lot . $145
55,000 Swedish (Jovernmenl 6 per
bonds, '1 u- .1 une ;6.
: ' ' coupi ma J una 15
and December IB. 70',
5 Shares Cities Sei vice I '.o .
pi " .-tu re..
; I Shai es Chii ago Rail a.c
reri ilntil Blevati r i 'o
loi ... j.;
00 Sha - ' 'omstocli Tunnel Co..
<: . ... !: J 00 ? '
Tunnel i ' ' ? ..'? i
p. :? i ? nl bonds, dui 1019,
' -'.? ' ? oupi u on; lot . . $00
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and July; lot. $r.0,.'ii0
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Business News
Woolen Goods Trade Showing
Signs of Continued Growth
. .*._
I Exercise of Caution Pre-]
vents Runaway Appear?
ance of Boom Seasons;
Foreign Trade Uncertain
The position of the woolen nnd
worsted goods trade continues to grow
; stronger daily. With tho majority of
lines for fall already open and several
of the best known fabrica in the mar?
ket, already withdrawn because of the
advance hooking of orders for all pos?
sible production, buying interest, has
been stimulated from the lethargy that
prevailed for several months.
The market, however, ?Iocs not, pre?
sent, the runaway appearance of boom
years, and a great amount of caution
is being exercised in the placing of
orders for fall merchandise. Buyers
aro shopping moro keenly than ever
before and are comparing values
closely.
A great amount, of uncertainty sur?
rounds the position of foreign goods
at present, particularly British marie
fabrics. It is possible, buyers assert,
lo lind certain small stocks ?if high
grade English ami Scotch made woolens
in the hand;> of Jobbers at prices that
are below prescrit, importing prices.
The possibility that Congress may enact
a. tiaiff bill that, will include woolen
goods as well as raw wool also is hav?
ing some otfect on the market, not in
the direction of urging greater buying,
as might, be expected, but the reverse.
Some buyers argue that a move toward
a higher tariff em foreigif woolens will
ulerea-.' importations in'?) this coun?
try befoio th? tariff ?roes into effect m
such quantities that, lower prices than
now prevail will be necessary to move
the goods.
Commercial Credit
The domestic credit situation, ac?
cording to credit, men in the wholesale
textile field, has improved measurably
since the first of the year. Collections,
especially from retailer.':, have been
better, although still --lightly below
normal. The improved condition i ; re?
flected in the higher credit limits that
many wholesalers arc now extending
individual customers. The credit men
looked upon January and February as
critical months in the retail field, and
now feel that merchants who were able
to weather those two months are in a
fairly sound financial position and arc
good risks as a genera! rule.
Commercial money remained firm
yesterday at T::i per cent Tor the bulk
of new paper conn ng into the mark? '..
Bankers' acceptance rates were un?
changed at the following figures issued
by the American Accepta nee ? outicil:
Member Non- mem
banks, ber ba nk s,
Ruy. Sell. Buy. Sell,
Thirty davs .... ?7., 55s (H? 5 -
Sixty*days . 'i _ 534 '''i 6
Ninety days .... <;'k ?7s ? "? '. 6Vs
Call loans against acceptances, 6 pet
cent.
Improvement in Cotton
Figures Show Increased Con?
sumption and Smaller Stocks
Im provement in t he raw cottoi am
col ton goods situati n revi aled ii
the governmenl statistics for Kehr i; rj
just i eleased by t he Census Hurt au
r ? ligures f howed a slight ga in u
: ie con iumpl ion of ra ,v cot I on for thi
month and a slight drop in th?
amount of raw cotton on hand at th?
close of the month, compared wit!
January and December. Exports o
-:-.
Rochester Merchant
Sees Better Trade
Retail trade, especially in
Rochester, N. Y., is showing de?
cided improvement, according to
William P, Harrows, president of
the Retail Merchants' Council of
that city. Tn his opinion this is
due in Jarg?> measure to lower
prices that have ensued during tho
last three months.
"During that time," he said, "re?
tailers have taken enormous losses
on their stocks in getting prices
down to something like a normal
basis. Spring goods on the shelves
of apparel merchants to-day were
purchased on a basis of replace?
ment costs. In many cases the
fabrics were purchased from job?
bers at liquidation prices.
''Another factor in the situation
is that the members of the buying
public, have become wise to the
truth that they must buy what they
need when thoy need it or there
will be no demand for their labor."
' _!'
ri\w cotton decreased approximately a
third in volume from January.
The consumption of cotton in Feb?
ruary amounted to about. 385,000
hales, compared with 366,000 bales in
January and 294,000 bale;-- in December.
Normal monthly consumption runs be?
tween 500,000 and 600,000 bales.
Stocks on hand at the close of the
month in public storehouses and con?
suming establishments were 6,832,444
bales of lint cotton, against 6,918,430
at the close, of January and 6,882,375
at the close of December. These lig?
ure., do not take into account the cot?
ton in transit, in private storehouses
and on plantations.
Exports of raw cotton for Februarv
totaled 403,426 hales, against 606,001
in January and 788,578 in December.
A gain of more than 1,000,000 activt
spindle.-- was reported ?n February
compared with January. The number ol
active spindles in February was place?
at 32,450,528. No record of short
time activity is made, so that the fig
utos do not indicate the extent of cur
Lailment in the industry,
Receiver for Sponge Company
Judge Julius M. .Mayer, of th?
United Stales District Court, yester
day appointed Samuel Strassbourge
receiver in equity for the Nationa
Sponge and Chamois Company, loi
William Street, under a bond of $15,
000, upon action in a suit by Hug
Rosenfels, of Chicago, who has a clair
against the company of $7,8'j,j. Th
bill alleges that the liabilities of th
defendant company are in excess o
$700,000, but that asset-' are gfeate
than $900,000. Suit, was brought t
protect the assets, as other creditor
are pressing, ami suits already hav
been begun for damages of $300,00
and on trade acceptances of a total o
$90,000.
The concern was a one-man corpora
lion with Abraham Frankenberg a
president and general manager. II
died suddenly on March 14, leaving n
one lo manage the business.
B si s i n e s s
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Buyers Arrived
Fairehild Service
AKTION. OHIO
M O'Neill ?'o : mm. C. J. Behan. repre?
senting; 37 W. 26th ?-'?
AT.TOON-A. PA.
Klin?i Bros.; Misji E. Mattern: millinery;
Mrs. E. Nixon, coats, suits; 23 E. ">Hh St.
BALTIMORF, ?H?.
n.iK'-li A- ?la Inor: S. C. AVnlf. mfr. win?
dow shades, drapers! Pennsylvania.
Armstrong, '"ator R- Co.; J. 8. Radellff?,
furnishing goods, hosiery, (.loves; 03 W.
36th st.
A. rsisenberg: V. M. Anderson, rugs,
draperies, linoleums; 105 O rand st.
Ame'ican Wholesale Corporation; T?.
T.evia. i.ian. fail plush coats, suits; D. Vol?
mer, men's, buys' and children's clothing;
364 4th av.
Stewart Sr. Co;; Miss Graham, special
skirts: > w. ,17th st.
S If. Miller, men's clothing and furnish?
ings; Pennsylvania.
II. Sonneborn S-, Co.; 3. B. Pinneborn,
woolens, cottons, silks: Pennsylvania.
Elaenberg's: J. H. Chllds, piece goods:
A. Van Tassell, woolens, allks. dress goods;
MoAlpin,
Uoldenbprg Bros., r>. Rosenberg, silks
and dress goods; McAlpin,
Th- Hub, A. P. ?'"iarke, hats, lea'her
Roods; Miss T. E. Naughton, millinery;
Weni K Hartman, 12S W. "0th. st.
1,. I Tlr.-nr.er & Bros., L. I. Brenner,
woolen- ; M^ A Ipin.
?;>rioio Dopt. Store; V. Adler, coats,
.??Hits, dresses; Mr-Alpln.
Kramer & Sauber; N. Sauber, -waists;
1182 R'wav.
Schlesner Co.; Miss M. A. Dlschlnger,
sva ists ; McAlpin.
Klein-Moffett Co.; Harry H. Green, piece
goods: 1270 B'way,
Armstrong. Cator <fc Co.; I,. C. I.eather
burv. millinery; r," tv. ::6th st.
,t. p. Steinbach ?- Sons; F. C. Steinbach,
representing; Herald Square.
Cnhn's Sample Store; Mrs. R Kata, silk
underwear, corsets, brassieres; Pennsyl?
vania.
Tho TTub; 15. "Wolff, men's furnishings,
boys' clothing; 125 W. 30th st., Welll *
Hartman.
BIXGHAMTO.V, N. Y.
A R. Swartz ?'o , A W. Goodman, ready
to wear; 25 W, 30th st.
John 7-. "Morgan Co.; IT. 1? Biggs,
woolens, cottons; Grand.
BOSTON
Bull? -, Miss M. A. .Martin, muslin nn
derwear, corsets It. It. McLeod, boys'
clothing; E. M, Fessenden, domestics,
lin.-ns; Mrs. A. Kllbourno, sma ; wares,
toilet goods; M. T. Forara, gloves, ribbons,
laces, handkerchiefs, leather goods; Klrby,
Block & Fisher, 352 4th av.
Byer Manufacturing ?'..., silk waists;
S. .1. Byer, silks; McAlpin
15. ?lately & Co.; John 1'. Ga'tely, men's
clothing: McAlpin.
MacDonnell's; Miss M. Manning, shirt?
waists, sweaters, aprons; Somerset,
Gilchrist K- ?'o; Mrs Aliar.1 (upstairs),
muslin underwear; Miss Wall, infants'
wear; Miss 15 Minaban, girls' and juniors'
coats, dresses, middies, bloomers; Miss
Withers, gloves; ?'. Durand, boys' and
young men's clothing; A. ?'ol?..o (base?
ment), coats, suits, dresses: 200 5th av.
Houghton & Dutton Co.; C. Conner,
trimmed and untrimmed hats, flowers; Al?
fred FantI, 11(1 W. 32d st.
15 T. Slattery Co.; Mr. Lucey. furs: Miss
Wii.-liiii, petticoats; .Miss 1.olmos, coats;
Hi 15. :i2d st.
R. H. White ("o.; Miss A. G. Tarpy,
misses' coats, suits, dresses; 4r,i; 4th av.
Filene's (upstair-); Miss Fitzgerald, pet?
ticoats; 225 .'.th av.
Jordan, Marsh Co.; O. T. O'Leary, floor
coverings; 432 II ii av.
Conrad's; Miss Eva Sharf, children's
wear; 132 Madison av.
E, T, Sia?:? -r-. Co.; Miss M. Fitzgerald,
gloves; Hi 15. :,_'?! st.
American le G, Co.; W. Frank, blan?
kets, comforts, knit g.Is; Breslln.
Kreedman .'. Hornstein; A. Freedman.
J, HornHteln, women - ready to wear, ? '.
Duant, representing; Broztell.
Smith. Taylor Co.; W. I.. Ta.-lor, cot?
tons; '..' 0 0 .'? t h a V.
IT. II. Touloukian, Oriental rugs, floor
coi erlngs, Broztell.
BRISTOL. Ti.NN.
Woods, Nb I-..-.S Co ; Mrs. W. M.
Crowell, dry goods: lis: Bway.
Butler's; II. I Black, art goods, p|e
tures, e;e., 352 4th av., rare Kirby, Block
,t Fisher.
< IIARI.KSTOWN, W. VA.
Noyes, Thomas X? ?'o. ; A. S. Thomas.
dry goods, n.liions, floor coverings; 14:?
W. 'Jo: o si
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
Il iwland D. ?I. Co.; .1. S. Greening, an
.-.I upholstery, ? ?? rpets : .M II. Swift,
representing: E. .f. Godfrey, piece i;o.".s
Infants' wear, negligee?, muslin underwear;
.1. I1. Granlleld, men's furnishings, knit
underwear, hosiery, gloves; 11 M. Johnson,
bo , clothing; I,. H W-ithsturdy, linens,
i nesl..:- ; 104 4th av.
Bt li'.U.O
Hi i i m Wtlo ? 'o. ; II. Wile, mfrs. i loth
ins 200 5th a\
.1, ,\. Adam ,v Co.; W. A Burst, notions,
toilet goods, huu.oil-, trimmings; P. 1 ?'.
Brett, hosiery, underwear, knit goods,
s\i ? ,. ti ,''". 2 IV. 371 h si.
Hens a- Kelly; J. 15. Br?ese, lace: . em?
broideries, ii.mmlnc, 11(14 B'way.
Hens il- Kelley; ?..'. 15. Bassett, millinery;
1164 B'way.
CHICAGO
Spaulding Waisl Shop; II Naihan, silk
9W eaters I me II :?- delivery; 276 51 tl a\ .
Rothschild & ' .. . M. .1. I.. \ y, ladies'
? i? (1 mlsHi s' coats, dressi s, chlldr, n'a
coats 17? ith u\
Marshall Fi? Id Co.: ?1. P. Linberry, W.
A Boettiger, wholesale gloves: Miss 15.
Bi l'gh, n Iss? ?' ; ui's. Miss H Dugan, base
ment petti .... is; M iss P. Mel ii'u in ;. . wom
: - , ! m -.? s .-;-..m apparel , Mrs. C
Vail, women's suits Mrs. ?5. Nash, wom?
en ? waists; i; l.. yhl >-, woi..-: w ajsts,
1 I 07 II-. .! ?.
Hai in-r & Trubin; M. M. Hammer, furs,
11?; I B'waj
Green -, Ltd. , Miss It MelUman, ?eweli .
waisl 118 B'wav.
? harl. , su ver - & Bros John P.
Loos, gloves, underwear, hosiery; 40 E.
( IN? INN Ml
Abe Bioi-h a Co.; Herber I! i
v ? erican \ 11 . usi. 'i ,. ors; 1 in
C. Br.unan, . - - ! Bway.
< \.\.\ ISLAND
i i i Co.; Mrs. ' ? ] 'ruem i n di
coats suil s . M? Alpin
McIra) Co. ; .-. Cohen, men's clothing;
M.- Wpin
William Taj lor, Son A , ? M K? haefer
;irl dri ? ? 225 5th .. \ .
( Oil MB! >, OHIO
. ;? . . n, Jo) . - Co, . K J. }\u ..
- ? i . ?Irapery, blank?.-!.: fl ? : overingi
. ,ii Chun n ?
M.,-.- - ? , .; Byrne, i ?llinen 1 \\ .
26th .i
The M >' Gli? h ... M. ?,, h. . mf?
1 'eniisyh ., : .,
DAVTON, OHIO
Rike U umler ' ? ? . Mlsi i i m, mil?
linery; 225 5 th av,
DETROIT
I, Hudson Co . P.. ?H ? i- >?..:;
"t:
? ..ni- - M.'.- - & Co. ; T P -! n
lad!. ' . i- w?'ur: Misa A. i lolding,
. K;' ?. .1 Fan11, I ! ?? W. I2d :
Ki ell Co. ; Miss Louise Gessl? r,
and -'i Is .'?- - 15 M. v.I - , . . loal'.a and
2 4 tli a v.
Ernsi l. ? ' . Co. ; .1 ' ' Putt I.
lob . ?.., - - -. ? 1170 Bwa;
Kuwi I Co S I'Jpst? !" worn, u's ?? ad
I o wear; ..: 4th a . cai ?*!-. ?rb: , B
I : I, In
. " . l.andy,
. . :? ;?! 11 h a\
. 'row Ii - \l ...... Co I' P Slack oats
? una. wait ? ? i McAlpin
I.1MIK \, V V.
I'liomi .- Co.; U. P '
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1'i-ni
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104 4ih av
KKIK, I* V.
Erie Cloak Store; T F. Mahoney, worn
en's read to wear;. I mi
?. \* KNKV, >. C.
Bal ?.-? D. H, ' i.; J. ' r.;,-. tiff, dry
? Un i- u'ia i
II % .MILTON. ONTARIO
i, Ltd.; A Luti - furnl ?
tur? Li !.? ii urta in.-, blank? ts, coni
: rtsi . ? E :6th 'I
r . ' '' i I : A Luti - blanket
pictui overlngs, etc,; 23 15. 2Bth .
IIMtHMil KG, l'\.
i - . s, |>om< i s A KI ?'.??? Mis ? f,
- : ??? .,..,-,:??. cor: 21
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M \KTFORi), < ON\.
(',. Vox & i M. 11. Kash in
illverware, noveltio: All red Fantl . *
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\. ' Fost & Co A. B. Fi n'a
I . : 'i. ... Iiinga i . ;?:- ;
?
Sag Mien & Co. ; Miss K D Iheeai
? - mus In un loi -
? ? .i r, lieg . 104 4th ?? v.
,, fix \ ? ; .Miss K Hayes,
: - ??- -? s, ... g ?g, - - Alfred Fai tl, 116 W,
I2d st.
IIAKKIfKI RG, F \.
The Ladles' B i saur; Mr.-. M. Si hi i
n ? : .. ready to wear. I. perla i.
ii.v/.i.KTON. l'A.
? , , 1er St?r? L. Kon an. \?
. iinaen , ?: i child ren's r? ?? ly to wear
gi neral dry g-" i- millinery, uien'a fu
ig g ids; Mra C. Man n, read)
wear; 133 B -.v.,
IIOKMI !.. N. Y.
Ro? kvi .' Co . ' v Cardnei
read to wear R M - th :
g? Is Bres ;
III NI INI.TON, W \ \.
:: leMal
1
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-
M L. 'SI - tri
II
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-, 240 M idli
JOHNSTOWN, l'A.
Goldachmidi Bros . H, N. ,..
.. :'?: nishmg go o -, hat s, 2 B i
st.
Georg? K Kill '?: < ! li ,.|; ; drrises;
j., i B ?.-y
4,r...o?...., ., ?,?. .tv,n,???.,
Want Adv<
Help Wanted Barnen CartJi
Situations Wanted Bonine*? Op|?ort?n??tief
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD
$500 HEWARP-1.0!'. March 15, P ?-. **;
tweet) Mouqutn's and Wtb ?t. largo oval
diamond crtiated platinum plafie Pin- j
A usual Reitvenateln. room I20i, VU TarK
av.; telephone 218 Murray Hill.
CAMERA?Autograph; ios' Bunday. Tort
i><? Ferry; initials W. J. W.i rewara.
Mclrosa ?1120.
Lost Bankbooks
LOST?Bankbook No. 683.289, Th* rir?en
wieh Ravings Bunk. 246 6th iv? N. V. I Ity:
payment stopped . pleaai return tobsnk,
LOST?Bankbook No 86,706 of th? V. B.
Savlmra Bank of N. Y. : payment atopped;
please return booh lo ban
LOST?-Bankbook No. 301 607, Harlem Pav.
Inga Bank, 130 East 126th si P
stopped. Kinder please return to bank
LOST?Bankbook Mo S I' ? I of th? Union
I'ii e Savings Bank la missing. Any per?
son having a claim to it is hereby called
upon to present thi same w thli ten days
or submit to hav ng aald passbook ca celed
and .', new one issued.
LOST?Bankbook.No. 349.323, of the Frank
lin Savings Bank. Issued to John FIU
patrlck; payment stopped; please return to
hank, 658 Ml' av.. New ?ork City; all per?
sona are cautioned not t" purchase or npg -
i late Ban e.
LOST- Bankbook No ??48.82.">. of the y-.i^'
lln Savinga Bank, issued to Henrj
can; payment stopped; please rci
bank, tl58 8th av., New York Cit>
sons ni'" cautioned not to purchase or nego
? i i ? ?? same
I,osT Bankbook No. 108.700, ot the Frank?
lin Savings Bank. Issued to \nnc Everett
in trust for Georgi ! Ivi retl payment
stopped : ri ase return to bank, ik".*- 8th av ,
'New York in : all pi ins an cautl
not to pun : iso , i negol ; .'??
IT RNISHEI) ROOMS TO LET
East Side
36TH, 14 E.? Top floor, suitab
?fin.
63D ST., 1 BAST Beautiful larg". sunny
? ora suitable fur two, overlooking <"--,
tral Park; excellent meals; credentials
no? essary. Phoni Plaza 9513.
70TH. between Paris and Lexington av?.?
Sunnj outside room, steam heati 1, ? -
tncitj . Rhim Ian li I 569 i
HOTEL NASSAU
?9TH ST.,BET MAD1SONAND PARKAVS.
Rooms with private bath, $15 weekly
up?.,1.1 all hot 'i comforts,
TELEPHONE PLAZA 3100.
West Sid?
70TIT, I'.,- WEST -Elegantly fui
rooms private homi reasonable. C
lumbus ? i
85T11 ST.- Kour large, well furnished
rooms; il upli x apartments; two bed
prival " telephone. Bi liuj 1er 31 24.
104TH, 68 WEST Ci mforl abl room, Ii
and cold running water, eli trie, sti mi
heat : no other i oomen , phi
Call bel ween ,-7. ? onroy.
CENTRAL PARK l\ EST I In ! he ?
Cnusual opportunity! Outside living
room, 1) -ill :... '. i" " i "Hi!1"' ing, ad
but h, or Ih entire apartment vi h con
sists of 7 rooms, b< nul i fut 1 l'urnishi I; no
,,' her room, rs; ?levai or; refei enci s. Co?
lumbus 7063.
HOTEL BRADDOCK, 126th st. and M h av.
?Single rooms, ?2 a day; double rooms,
$;l a day; single room with bath, $3 a
day; single room by the week, $9 up.
$17.50 Per Week Permanent
Rooms with private bath; modern hotel
Bervi .-. 12-story fireproof building. HOTEL
ABERDEEN, . ! St., between 7.th av. and
Broadway. Phone PENNSYLVANIA 1600.
Brooklyn
I-'l \TI31 sn BR0 East 29tl near Farra
gut rd.; large room detached 'tta _???
^t.-ajn heal .electi . . neai lui rboi i sub ?
w ?" tri I ??? suits bio upli Uans
' - 7 I.
COUNTRY BOARD
ROCKLEDOE MANOR HOTEL,
124 Bruce. Ave.?-A few desirable rooms
open for engagement. Yonkers t i.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic
HOUSEKEEPER wanted. M. E. [1
92d si and Ainsti rda ma'
HOUSEWORKER
? ?? ?? ra I w I: .i ' s i ? : , experienced ; 3 in
b' I WIM 11 ?':.:. I '. I ?? HOI
pl> unless highl> exp ?. .I; irni ! ri fei ?
??, :. i : -. (M York ivi Brooklyn
iH il'SEWi iRK. gel ? ? ? '?
? no s: willing to go I aslu foi ,.i
?? er i 'allughan ?o? m NIi ho is nve.,
\ ;... ? " ..I !'? Ii phone ? u.lubon IS20.
Hi il'SKV ' iRK C. lal
Mrs. V th Hai , ? . !'?? . .
Hi il'SEWi tit K . .? ? ni ral, ttei man or Ji ?.
ep ho tiordon. 941 Sieb
i av., Brou .. Interval
i iVOKIi ' '.i ' " h te, n .. n. i]
ousework ; small fa m Mis. [? ?
|(1 M cry si Prooklvn
2969-W
B'i iRKER, ..??.; b
: id .? . lounti no laundi
idult? Sot? ?-.. ai dis ;? ? ? ?
refi ?????.'?,? i .. ?d. ; ' ? Mornil gside 171.
Nl ' RSER I' IWVKIINE i I
! ihllilp'1 .i.
' I bel. Wim
a ml i p - . i . . , Dit mas a vu. 13
ms] 0 71
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pe pfcreili'i , I wagi ' j M ,
.'ark av., i S. 1
In truetion
COME AXY MINUTE aftei B p m foi sec?
retarial, bookke ping, English n-count ng
l'h'i w.' Beel man f23 Nlght-day. B .
Dra Bus ness ol, T ., m ? Bull Ins
WANAMAKER r.K.MTV SCHOOL,
i Eifth ave . near 36:.li si
HELP WANTED MALE
.??? ". .' ?
cd by i il , ? ?ralo i
g ?? 11 e r a
i ?
n s?; libi t sala
.
y ; M a l e ?,- ? . , ,
salarj ? M"- I'd. I ' .'>
V ' NU MEN wh.U-?r
.,
?satloi rowing Saturday-Su : ,
.. ? : ., ...
? ' ?Uli
hwI mining lei . ....
eball ? ' ? ' ' rivant hi,
? ? pa i n " ' ? ? - ?
,, : u|i?i : ' ? - ; Dranil
? ? ' '.v ? si P7t - .... i. .
VOI-I ,?,?'.,.? . , j; ., ., , i ?
l.i;? , 'l''i- '.' lay i nig
Instruction
I.EAR".' ro BE A ' I' \''"ii:ri> >?,...,,.,.
proti's '. .?? v, ?::?.. lay a i - . , , ,...,
Fend f ir fiee bi oklet and via!? i ? , ?,,
Weal Bide Y. M .... ,., ,V *
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids
CM \ MBBRMA1D, .? ., ., ,,
We; beat rel .... ?un try.
ins & 1.rer Co |3 V tSd si.
CHAMBERMA1P W n 1 PRESS
ferred, fan f adult
' ? ? K M -? i ; ?"? ,.. ? , .
Murray mil ' ' '" ' " ' ' " "' '
ilBERMAI ?eTmSTi?I
" t long refere?
' ? ,.' ' ' ' :
? ' ' ? ! .
Cook?
'"'K. I ..-- ,? ' ? >;?., , j,,
? ' .,-. 131 f..i,*J7". .' \!' -
1 I ' i ? ; i is 10 East 4
Iloor. . ? ; in in ? 17 Mm .. 11
COOK VoiiiiK Iriah g-lrl; city or country;
.:, 'I reif ? ? - -? i ? , M m Hofroayer'?
Agency, io K. 43d st., ...J floor. Telephone
S947 ?Murray mil.
COOK, ti.-rman. flrat < lax? im mi hrani-ti??;
. xcellent references. Lang .v J'.L"_i;heror '
?rtisements '
Roarder? Wantei Employ???! Af tneft?
FvTvUlei Roe?* Lo?t. Tnni tai R*wmJ|
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALB
Dressmaker?. Milliners, Etc.
DRESSMAKING Out by 'h?> dar. ?9. MJm
Wagi \:. M. I0-.1 <4'.
Governesse?, Etc.
N/URSBRY GOVBRNBSB. ejtp?rlence?i :
I highly recommended; willing and o blip -
! Ing. Lang *? Bo<-( h?rer Co., 47 W. 33d ??..
j Day "Workers
; DAT worjsF,n. !ann<?re?9 ?r eleanw. g ?od.
quick worker. K., M a? lif.inn.vcr f
I Agency. io East 41d st.. third floor. Teie
: phone ?9 17 Murray II II
Laundresses, Etc.
LAUNDRESS, first elaa?. i-aruN? worker!
l.est r? (' ren? ! ans ?t Boech
in w. 33d si
Miscellaneous
MOT'S 5IAT1 ' ?amatreaa and
packei visiting or resident. Lang As
Boecl rer ? -, '. , *?-'?' si - d Bt.
Waitresses
WAITREPS-PARLOR MAID i HAMBER?
MAID- Excel I ,-.? three and a hilfy??r*"
r? feren? ? I '?' - I fi " ' ?? '
B. 4Sd st . 3d tin.-.-. Pi ne 594
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
CIIAUF*F1 ' ". ? arrled, Swedish, wished
poi tion h private family: wife wll Ing to
help out ?..--.>. ar.son, 161 B.
OSd st.,
OFFICE MAN", experienced sa
mem routine young n ? - i
s t a t e ex pe ri ei
il. P . I - 10! tal ion F. M i hatl in.
PAINTER paperhanger a d decorator, first
i
honest. reasonable : ? O 4 "?'-'.
Tribune
EMPI.OVMKNT AGENCIES
Domestic Help
NEW TORK DOMESTIC AGENCY
36 W. 4.1D ST. ROOM .' 11
Excellent help of all kinds provided, both]
Indoors and out. < 'all Vand? rbllt
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets
PIKE SLOANE3. WILTONS, AXMINSTERS.
Rrussels carpets, rugs, bought from prl?
?/at? estates st iragi warel uses, etc.
(slightly used), all ?1 ss, HI olora, a!'.
;?? !-, SI .... $2.50, J3.50 yard up. A good,
carpet for tho prl o i cheap ? arpet ' i
hon ' :i I !? ? :. wroon s, hall and stair
runners. RUGS, all sizes, all prices, plain,
mixed. Oriental patterns, ?18. $47.60, $?>
up. Bxtra large, medium, small ruts.
Chinese, Orientals, Royal Wilton?. MAK?
ING OVER, CLEANING. DYEING, R?
RING, RE-WEAVING. RELIABLE.
REASONABLE Stlllings. [nc Ciiiiadi
601I a- i ? : .-; si i. PLAZA 8835.
Dogs, Birds, Poultry, etc.
BOOK ON DOG DISEASES)
And How to Feed
America's Pioneer Dog Mi llcln??
Mailed free to any a idr ~j
by the Au hor
H. CLAY GLO\ ER CO., IXC
118 WEST 31ST ST., NEW TORK.
Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.
DIAMONDS bought and sold for cash from
individuals or estates. BENNETT. 17*
Broadway, 2.1 floor.
Furnitur?
REED and WILLOW FURNITURE for alt
homes, direct fr m fe tory, largest selec
lion, lowest prices ? ? pi or sets.
' ' - ? BEACH WILLOW CO.. 1 : B. 4 jt.
PARLOR SUITE at halt price, manufae
t urer'a ? loi Inc oui ?sal? tapestries,
velours and real leathei s ,. ;
article is guaranteed Period '. pholetercf
Manufacturing Co., Inc.. 274 V 146th it
POSITIVELT pay highest cash t.." &jrni
lure, rugs, pianos, etc MA17RICK 12*
University pi. Phon? Stuyveaant ?i67.
WE PAY highest prl ea for furniture,
pianos, antiques, >ri -.? brae. book?, art,
etc. GABAT, 88 U .iverslty Pac-. Stuy
vc-sant 2377
Office Furnitur*
COM MERCIAL FURNITURE
?. nd A n . ;. a walnut?
? '.. bli -?. i hairs filing do ices el -,
FOB THE MODERN BUBINEKH ??'?-)?'Iv.'HL
JACOB HARSKY, 1 BEAVER ST.
Phone Bros ! . ? I
Pianos and Musical Internments
STEINWAT PIANOLA BABT. PARLOR
Grands and Uprights. Mason Hamlin Baby
rai : ..-? ? ? pright, Grands, Uprights. Player
Pi? no? ? : 1: ?,: Erck & K
Un. 117 East 34th; 374 Ci umbus A vs. iTSth?.
Upholstery and Heading
UPH? ?LSTER ING, it rating.
?
Circle 2175. George I av?.
Women's Clothing
EASTER who!
. -, ?-ii.'
I Ci
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111
business orpoim m ties
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PROPOSALS
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