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THE SUN, THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1910.
MERCANTILE MARINE
CONTROL UNCERTAIN
American International Cor
poration Has Acquired Large
Work of Stock.
PLAN OF IIEORGAXIZATIOX
In connection wltli the reports (hat
Control of the tntcrnatlorcit Mercantile
Marine Company litis passed In Hie last
few days from J. I'. Morgan A Co. In
teresta to tlio American International
Corporation It wns learned yefterday
fiom a director of the latter company
that the executive committees of the
American International Corporation at
recent meeting decided to acquire a
substantial amount of the Mock and that
tho operation was turned over to the
dlfcretlon of 1'ratiU A. Vanderllp, Otto
IJ. Kahn and V. It, a race.
In well Informed drclea In the financial
district attention nan directed to the fact
that the Morgan InlertMss have nut con
trolled the Intern. itlon it Mercantile
Marine for the Inst year. On February
23, 1915, the voting trust orlclnally hold
Irip the stock terminated by agreement.
This voting trust wan formed In the fall
of 1D02, and tho trustees were J. I'.
Morgan, Oharlvs Steele, J. Ilruce Ismay,
the late 1 A. II. Wldvner tind W. J.
rirrle.
It was further understood In Wall
Street that the heavy buying which
nerved to strengthen both the preferred
and common ."took In the weal; market
of last week and make tt an outstanding
feature of the trading on Mondjy anil
Tuesday of thin vvcel; was due to ac
quisition of the Mock by the American
International Corporation. Also It was re.
ported that Kuhti. I."et Ar Co, who un
paid to have been doing the billiig tor
the Amerlain International Intercut,
have stopped purchasing, either for tin
present or permanently. In authorita
tive quarters It Is understood that the
order has been tilled.
Hankers who Ihvm been In close touch
with the developments In the situation
(luring the lat week characterized the
published report of the (hange In the
control of the coinp.in as grossly ex
uggeratcd. While It was understood In some ilnan
clal circles that control had passed from
the hands of .1. I Morgan & Co. a year
ago. It was icported In other quartern
hat .1. P Motgan .v Co. have not had
control of the International Mercantile
Marine Company for a number of .wars.
It was again reported e.tr ril.iy that
the three committees representing the
company's different security holders have
about reached an. agreement In regard
to reorganization and that the plan will
be made public the early part of next
week.
It was also reported that the Wat.
lac and Tlatten committees, represent
ing the preferred and common stock
holders respectively, have agreed that
the bondholders are to receive 57 per
cent, of their holdings In new bonds and
the remaining 43 per cent, and accrued
Interest on the bonds In cah. The re
port had It that part of the necessary
cash will b raised bv the sHle of I'.'O,
000,000 fi per cent live year notes.
REW PLANT AT CHATTANOOGA.
8 tee I i'linipnur I'.xprfta to Benin '
Hells rrles lit (letoher.
Work In being rtisheil on the new
twelve acre plant of the recently formed
Cnatt.moogn Steel Company nt Chat
tanooga. Tenn.. and It was said ester
day by Interest" In clo.e touch with Ibe
new company that deliveries will prob
ably be made after October of this year
Bt a rate of between SO.nnn and 60,ono
tons of billets and rounds monthly.
The comp-tny was formed by C. S. i
Jnme.s of Chatlatioogn nnd was capi
talized nt K..nnn,00'i. Ten open hearth
furnaces and extensive rolling mills are
beUig erected on n site two miles from !
Chattanooga ami the financing of the 1
new concern ha" b-en handled entirely
by Southern h-nhcrs. It In tips jiurpor '
to manufacture a variety of steel prod- '
ucts.
Mr. James l president and J. P.
Balrd vice-president. The company does
not own ore ptovcrtics, but b tie
gtitlated succe-efully with large Interests
for nn ore sttpplj The stock 'lll not
be listed on any exchansc and the ma
jority of It has been privately sub-
crlbed for.
THE SUGAR MARKET.
Is Cent Price . Is Predicted by
Lending; Operators.
Benttmsnt In the mrsr mirk.t w aratti
Terr hulllsli, md l.adlnr onerators were
firedletlng I hit sc. siinr would rss reallisd
n the near futtire Itepnrti front Cuba in, II
cated a good eipnrt mnulry and tradri here
maintain Hint refiners are having difficulty
In procurlni uffirient suiall't to fill their
cl-manrl srlthniit sending Ihe'marlict up faster
than they e.ire tn have it Cn
It Is estimate 1 that clomentte reflnr reotdre
shout IMssl i.i: of nit-ar a dar to keep
them running l full i-aei,-iiv and Hut if
they fall tn "ii'l'li this drntand for anv
letuth of fini It .unp'v means larger pur
chases nenlinllv IVi.le Interests were mod
buyers of futtiros. ,lni the ncnr iiosltinns
xrern firm slid higher, elnnng with net earns
of 4 to 7 points, while the late months were
easier, elnsing ret itm-hanjed to t points
lower- Thste was more nr less liquidation
during the day. but nn the whole ntferliirs
were well absorbed Total sales were ll.SM
tons.
In the spot market refiners were still hold
ing off and no purehases were r-wirtei s
though owratnrs took ;. Ii.ish of 1,'uhas for
Ami shipment at 5,',.' i-o-t and frel2ld. ul.o
75.0X has for M.iy shipment nt the s:,me
prii-e and f.O") ha.-s fnr Maj slilpnient at f.V-c.
There nns suld to lie a moderate iiuantlty "of
Cuhai afloit whhh nilcln be puifhnsed it
E'V; cost and trriuht. but Muy shtiineiii wan
beld at r.i8e
The refined markt n nulet tnu firm, with
fine granulated quoted at 7 10 tn 7,,'A- Ku
turei prhei follow :
Open llith l.ow- Cln trev.
Cln
111;
est. est. iu icie.
Anrll
lay
June
July
August
fieptember..,.,
fMnbcr
November
peeemher....,,
January
February. . ..
March
... . .vi 5 ;a
... . . t.'.tn', r. 1.1
f 4 1 '.3 r. n r, m'5 '..1 :. 11
t.v. .-, r.v r, m r,.;,ii,', r.-, s 1;
,'. fi .'.fit r. r, -.4 j-
r. 5-3 .7 f, wi't:, in r. .-.i
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f. :.-i
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. i.:.:yii.; 4:1
DFV UJ END DECLARATIONS.
Company and Term
Ture OH. qturterlv
American Si,. In I'oiin
tain, qitsrterlv
Amparo Mining, qqar
4e .
Aniparn Mining, evra.
John Tiiere. Plow, qq.vr
terly . ..
Klgln National Watch,
quarterly
Harmony .Mills, oiur-
lerlv .
Inland Sieel, qii.irterlv
Munoniet .Mills, quar
terly . .
Nashnnrna .Mills, oiinr.
terly
N o n f u 1 1 t Silnnlng,
urterly
Not folk and Western,
quarterly
Norfolk and Western,
extra ...
rnnlvanla Itallrnad.
quarterly . .
Pittsburg Mee, nuar-
terly ., ,
Pure Oil. extra .
P)rene Mnnufaemrtng,
. quarterly
Vnttist Amirlean Cigar,
avjjrtarly
a. r. oondiii-h & Co.,
irwrtirly '
Slk. Ann P utile.
II r'r Juns 1
1 ' ''r May IS
SfJ M Hi!
- !' Muy In
pfd. 1'( June 1
7','e May I
pfd. 1 '.i May 1
U'i, June 1
3't May 3
I'lfl. M,y 5
UiCi May :
com. Hi'i June, t
com ?t June I)
l'r. MayJl
pfd. 1 1, Jun 1
SQe. Juna 1
com. J May I
pM. 14 May It
com. 1 Aug. II
"IT-
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.
DUTTBIl All grades of creamery de
clined le. yesterday under liberal receipts
and heavy pressure to sell, tluyers de
manded lonrrsslum and got them, Trad
ing tvai fair at the decline and receipts
cleaned up fairly welt t'nsalted creamery
also declined along with sailed, ttenovuted
whs In light supply, but weaktr In
sympathy nlih higher grade slock. Ladles
end packing sioek continued sesree and
tlrm Prices! Creamery, extras, ; score,
.He, higher enrlng, .H v f 5,'c. ; tlrsts,
13i:3U' ; secends, SStl iz 4e. ; thirds, SOW
!l'f . unsulte,! fancy ,1.VM3c.j prime to
iholre, 3Ji$ M.H t,e.; held extras, common
In line, 30 j; 33c ; State dairy, finest, 33,'if
Sic , good 10 prime, 3:'v r 33i: renovated,
t-vtras, 32'ic.i firsts, 31 ti .tile. . Indies, firsts,
Is i It :ite. ; packing stock, current make,
tin., :sc ; No. :, s;d ssc
I'llUKSE local trading waa fairly
active, and with tight supplies prices ruled
firm on till descriptions. Uld colored tints
verv scare" and sought, Fresh twins and
cheddnrs were In light supply. Exporters
t'xik a fan fresh while twins. New white
flats were also scarce and active on out of
town demands Prices! Flat held, colored
and white specials. 1SW1?c; average
fancy, tsutx'jc, flats, fresh, speilals,
tlil7c, Cheildars, held, specials, is,c.s
Kiiod to tine, 17UI71.C; daisies, singles,
held Hue to finest, lsgisttc Twins, held
specials. K',ftSiici good to prime, ICS.
tilt'i i undergradet, held, l4"fI7Vi
frtsh. tii!f ir.t,i. Wlscisnaln. held. ls
lv'ic . single daisies, he.d, !' il M'c.i
double daisies, held, IHMlv'.c, vugne
Americas, held, l liic , fresh, K'-jc;
flute skims, special, i urrent make. lt'?
tic , lower grades, Su IPac.
IMilS-dtei elpts wire uirnln moderate
and with strong advlrcs from shipping
points tnirki't ruied active ,it well main
t.ilind prlc.s )onlderiMe stoi k Is going
tt storage, leuvlng ottering for current
C'lUsjinpslou on ) mn.leratr stock of high
t.raie not too plentiful and In firm pusl.
tton. turtle? and die, ks were also active
ut limitation, prlcis Kresh gathered,
extras fimitlr , storage p.i(ke, nrels,
;S'til?3lc, firsts, :ti,r::'ac seconds,
SOVitite. dirties, No 1, 13i,i:0r. No.
'.'. isi, M l!itc . nearby In iniery white.
:ih:;i'.! brown". :3'ii:c mixed, ::m:3c,
luik, State. JutjSle. .Vtarlatid and Il.iU
tltnore. so'ecte.i, :tsn, ; Western and
s lutliern, Costive, gooe, 40&ii0c.
I.I VII Polt.TP.Y -About S5 eara ar.
rlvnl, which was not In excess of the de
mand !lulng was of fair proportion, but
i open prices to be rtxed later In the
week Receivers general')- talked of t?e
for fowls Itrollrrs were a little more
Mditlfut likewise Long Island duckllniis
Viirm-r worth 40.m:o. and the latter "Sc.
Nearby express fow llM, Vf :0e
Hit 1--.--S i; I Pul't.TltV Itecelpti of Iced
Mmii were liRh.. but Invoice of more
goods to orrlve valise.) n somewhat easier
feeling I r packeil wu of Irregular nual.
lty and condition from the warmer sections
Mtnl prices shaded Irei! fowls were tlrm
and Hctlvely eoinrht Monsters nrd ne-irby
broilers were .-irre and hind. Kreh
tiirkeis n little more plentiful but of
Irregular rualltv and lop prlcen hard to
Ket I'tlces Dressed turle. Western
hst.s mill touts, dr) piloted. 30i33e , chick
ens, 1J to bov, We.terti milk fed. J0c, corn
fed, ! fle . fowle. t: to tiox, dry picked
Ne.tern, 'A It., and osr to doren, Jttxjf
.le (3 to (7 lb,, -itti Hi-, under 30 lb.
17'ji , Western, drv pli ke,, r, , Hn.l
over ;tr , 1 1, b,, ;ic . 3 !b and under.
ITtllTW; VVetern scnlded, larK". VO'h
-1. old rno.ter.. ISe.. equatie, prime
while. i lh. to ilofen. IS 5. J It., tt
7 'b-.. $3 .".? Kronen: Turketn. p.lecte.i
voting hens. Jjf i touts. 37i3tc . No. ;,
.'3 a .: . broilers, IS to box, x c :i it,
.to.' . lorn fed. fancy, r7e , chicken.. I: to
box. milk fe.t, 31 in " lbs :3:3l5e-:
3 (n IT lbs,, :4:t,e . corn f.il 31 to 3i;
h . t.V . 43 to 4" lb". ::y: ton's
Western, t.nxed. tlO It's iltld ner, 2tc, 3
to tJ lb... 19ise . old rooster. 11'jC
PUBLIC UTiLrnzs.
The earnlncs report of the M,t..achii
sMt i;,t trie iVimpany for the tlrst guar
ter of 1916 disclose, (cr..i.s t.irntngs of
S.M'ii.OO". an lncre.se of t::i, Vll over the
tlg.tre. tor the same pero.l in tsis, net
earnings of f471.X'J, or a il.cre.ise of J13,
40i). nnd a surplus of IHii.yoT. an lncreae
over the deficit for the first thrte months
of 1913 of I4,04!.
17. H. ttollln. JL Sons have purchased
from the Santa rtarbira tias and 15 eetrlc
rnnipany, a mr.ll.'.l.iry of the Southern
"'allfornla Cdlson. 11,000.000 Hrst mortguge
I per cent serial and sinking fund gold
bonds The proceeds will be used In Hu
me line construction work nnd to call for
piivment on July I. at tor,, the IMl.vOO
first mortgage, a per cent, bonds due ivil.
The Pittsburg Hallways ('ompali), a sub
sbllary of tho Philadelphia Company, re
ports for March gross cumlnns of 11,074,
771 an Increase of SliM.rS; oier last vturib.
and net earulnas of 1363.;::'. or a gain of
l:i.53. Tor the twele month period the
gross earnings of $lr.C7r,-0'i were I43i,
311 belter than for the preceding similar
period, while the net earnings of 14,480,
391 showed an Increase of S517.0t7.
The combined report of all the sub-
Marie, of the phltadrlphl t'ompan) for
March discloses gross earnings of l".75,
9fi. an Increase of tr,nt,i;i oer the
ttgures for the same month last jeur, and
net e-indngs of l,t37..'.'l9, an Increase of
9n7.gr. Tor the twele tnnntlis endd
March 31 gross earntnes were S:6,A.i,n03
ami net earnings ll..:s:.Jt'. tin former
being a gain of lt.90i.SIS and the latter
h gala of t:.3i,o:o.
Aiother subsidiary of the Philadelphia
Compiti), the Duriuesne Light Compinv.
repot. e.1 for March h gain of 16, 54V In
i,r.i-ss earnings, which were f.".3.3Ss, and
a gain of liil.v:: In net arnlngs, which
vere 1.70 3s7 itros earnln.s for the
twelve months ended March 31 were ts,
371. 7S. and tot .urnltigs IV.iSJr lit Th
former was 1, gain of M3i.3:7 and tho
latter a Kiln of (493. 49 over the flgircs
for the pr(ellng eir
The Public rtl.lty I'ebenture Corpora
tion repirts for the twelve me: ths eniled
March 31. net earnlnKs, applicable to re-
servts and to dividends on prefere.i and,
nininnii sto(Vcs, ax 143,431. as compare! )
with f 10.4X3 for the preceding ear. 1're.l
dent Oilman stated that In the list ear
tte investments of the compvny had been
shlfte, somewhat so as to render the 1
assets more lluubl. and the rompm) Is
now In an exceeding') strong poiltlcm.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Chisapeake and Ohio:
till. Changes
Third fk A-pr. ti:,l) tne. f:.3ii
From July 1... 31,510.975 Ine 7.::7,t0
Chicago, Indianapolis and Isvulivllle:
Third week Apr. 1154.511 Inc. 117,97
lYom July 1.... . 1 30. 1 s; inc. S(.S50
nUPFALO. noCIIKMTKIl AND P1TT3-
nrnci.
Th Buffalo. Rorheitsr
Itatlway Company reports
and Plttaburg
for March:
Ch-sna-ea.
isi
Oper rvenut.
Net revenues .
N t Income., ,
from Jul) 11
Oper revenue.
Nrt revnue,,.
Net Income, ,
l!jj,i:r, in"
:s4,ili inc. "T.O'it
1 70.S3 Ine. US.V74
t,?:: 73t ine it i:,s
7,13.j17 Inc. bSl.'j
1 in,:.;-: inc 9iv,4:3
NOItTlir.ltN PACIFIC.
The Imal offlre of the Northern Pa
cl fir tt.1llw.1y I'oinpmy has receve. hy
tel.Kraph the following actual r' suits for
the mouth of March The usual d tailed
atiitrmejit will be Issmd within a few
days!
19tft Changes
riper, revenue... I. 471,000 Ine.ll.iiiiD.oflO
0er. cxptnses,, 3,43,001) Inc. 7S1.000
Net oper. rev.. t:,9S7,0i)O Inc. I90S.000
Third week April!
1'reli.ht famines. gl.04S.ooo inc. IJto.non
Pstiker eariuiiKs :43.oni Inc 0.000
Mlsc lurnlnus .. 73.000 Inc. s,00"
Total II, 310, 000 Ine, :VoOO
Total fnr 3 vrfk 4,1101,000 Inc. 751,000
."OCTllKItN HAM. WAV.
The .-inuthern Itallway Company reports
for Mnrch:
19i!
illoss revenue,,. IH.5SI.40J
.S-t revenue. ,,. I,9;'I,3J0
l-'rnni .Inly 1;
( iross r i que. . . I.M.I7 fl,7 7 3
Net revenue. . . . 15,:77,iiV1
191R.
15,290,511
1.553.271
117,326.531
9.C.22.941
llll.STON AN1 MAI N 17.
The Ito-ton arid M.ilno Itallroad Com
pany reKirts for March-
191 Changes,
Total oper. rev.. 4,:97,377 Ine. .-.:i;,iiii:'
oper. tin ome. . . . !!!,!! Ine. 33s,7
Net tneotne. .. . "3,."X7 Inc. t r.:i5
Cor the nine months ended March 31!
Tot il op,r rev. . ISs.im.ilM In' . 13,51 4,1 27
oper liiMime .... ii.iiSs.iioo Ine. 3,4"i),7.'.S
Net Income,. .. C.mo.vto Ine. 3,103.3111
W.VIl.VMt
The Wabash TUillvviiy Company reports
fe Vlwreh Kti,t for the nine looulhs ended
M.trvh 31 as folloWH;
I9K Chun-"'
llM.r. revenues... 13. lis:,, 110 Ine. I7:0,V24
opir. expenses... .',gis,:ii7 Inc. 109.H91
.Net reveniien., l,n;i,iil Ine. 010,3I
From July I:
Opir revi nues. . 1 2.1. ft&o.SB t Ine 3,0,2;3
(iper. exponsia. . . 17,647.755 Ine. 691,079
Net revenue . k,00l,509 Ine . 1.1 010,1 ;o
INTKItllOIUIt'lllI It.VPIIl Til A -NT si IT.
The Interhnrnugh Itapld Transit Com-
nanv reuorta for Man hi
191
Clrosi oper. rv.. I3.405.0&1
Oper. rxpeuaes.., 1,309,313
1915.
13.055,701
1,143.055
Net opar,
...Hi...
t iN.,,
rassengeri card. (6,017,374
From July It
llroba oper. rev, ,tJ,IH.HI4
Opsr, expense!,., 10,395,051
Nit epir. rT. .IU.4H3.7II
Murplu 1,441,14
Psviiengera car'd.Cfll.tOl.U
154. 912. Ut
9,110,111
111,115,147
I, III, HI
m.tiMiT
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iirrr
VANDERLIP URGES A
U. S. TRADE CAMPAIGN
Warns Manufacturers in Hos
ton Mectlnpr to Plan
for Future.
RosroN, April ti. The Amcrlom
manufacturer If be would profit by the
Impetus given to his business by the
entanglements of manufacturers of
other countries should neglect no op
portunity to Improve his economic or
ganization, Iboth tor production and
distribution. That Is whot Frank A.
Vanderllp. president of the National City
Hank of New York, told the members
of the National Assoel-itlon of Cotton
Manufacturers at their meeting this
morning. Mr. Vanderllp said further:
"After the war ths manufacturers of
other countries will be more eager for
business: more alert In their enterprises
than they were beforx" the war; more
willing to make encrlflces to get liusl
ness Hut the American with the In
telligence and ability to put his houe
In order now has splendid chances to
hold after tins war the business he has
acquired because of the war."
Mr. Vundcrllp added:
"It Is nn extraordinary state of af
fairs when wages In the steel Industry
are advanced twice, 10 per cent, each
time, within three months, with advances
In the textile mills nnd other Industries
almost as great. They signify that all
Industry Is on a shifting base, that we
are riding on a. tidal wave, nnd that wc
cannot tell where we will be when nor
mal conditions are restored.
"The nations with whom our trade Is
most Important are banded together In
two groups, pledged to support each other
nt least to the end of tho war. nnd be
vond that nobody can tell what their
economic alliances or economic policies
will be. Wc know, however, that tbe
passion for national strength and self
sulllclency has been everywhere strength
ened and that the Instinct of self-protection
will tend to keep the alliances
alive.
"We may expect also that the control
of economic conditions and policies will
be more hlghlv centralized than before;
In short that trade and Industry In these
two groups of nations will be more
highly organized and more harmoniously
directed than before. ,
. "The stress of economic competition
will not be lessened by the war. On the
contrary, there will be in each country a
greater Incentive than ever existed be
lorn to recover lost ground and assure
the national position. There will be a
sharper spur upon effort anil a more
strenuous demand fo- eillclency In every
Industry than vva known before
"The vital question Is, what effect will
the experiences through which they arc
pas-lug have upon the people of Kuropc
and what effect will the condition- now
pievatllng In the fulled States have upon
tp" If the eM'rlence of Kurope glvei
discipline anil tiiont.it stimulus to the
people, If It awakens new ambition and
revolution and develops a new national
spirit of devotion and unity, the debts
and tnxes will not retard their progrc-.-.'
"And, on the other hand. If our people
do not recognize tho temporary character
of our present prosperity, conserve Us
benefits to strengthen us In the future
and adapt ourselves readily to changing
conditions, we shall be In a weaker posi
tion after the war than we were before,
for we shall he upon an artificial level
of costs, a level above the rest of the
world."
I'aasnlr In laane fSHII.lMM) Honda.
Passaic, N, J.. April 2i. Tho Tassalc
City Commissioners have decided to sell
three Nsue of serial lemds totalling
M-Mt.nnn, bearing 1 1... per cent. Inter
est, II It, 000 worth ti- be retired In thirty
vc.irs and the ntheri In twenty-live years.
These will be the llret serial' bonds ever
Issued here and wl'l cover park develop,
ment, public buildings ami svhool ex
penditures. BUSINESS TROUBLES.
STANDAHI) MAT HI.O.-K Co INC.
maniifaeturr of hat blocks and dies at
IC.V-ti.7 Mercer street has lliije all as
slunment to Harold It. I.huwe , pe l.
Hon In bankrupt' was alo tl.ed iicalnst
It by these , redltors Anna Itol'lnsuti.
poo, Samuel l.e..'h, oo, and lt..hrt
Chapman Company. 1200, l.ialitntl. s
Ifi.OOO. assets II.OOO. It was Im or
parj'ed nn .M.i fill, with raplt ll
s-.i. k J5O.O0O PhPip Fnrnail Is trea
i.rer uiitt Heliu ir,?. nth i! s iretary. It
had ii brani'h In Philadelphia.
PIIII.IP I.CHIN(U:it--A petition In hank
ruptry has been tiled against Philip
l.iit.lnger. haberdasher at 503 Fifth ave
nqe. by thoie creditors: W O Horn X
Mm.. 11.141. Hutchinson's Famous sMrt
Hospital, inc. I045. and Anithan A Co,
1163. He made All H.'.ltfllliieiir on April
19. l.l.iliUIII'-H l.-t.OOO, assets i'.no.
l!OI.ISTi:iN 1IIIOS A petltlo.i In Link
ruptc his been pled auaint Ho' 1st. -In
llr. s . (iinipose.l nf lUrrv and Nithall.
dealers III clonks and suits at 113 Css-x
street Liabilities 2.ono, ass.ts f.no
MAIMAN F.II.MN- -V petpnii In h.mk
ruptey has been tiled nniln-t M.ilinail
ti Klim. i-onitoied of Joseph Malman
and famuel I'.llen, dealers In rues ,,t no
Avenue C, hv two creditors Jonas
GewlrU H0.O and Charles Hrriberg 1 1
Assets said to he 120,
HAVMAN VVAI.I.Af'H ef 0I Prospect
avenue, The rtronx, former')' n real
estate dealer, filed a petition tn bank
ruptcy with liabilities. 199,032 of whl'-h
159,000 la en real estate mortgage, and
no assets. Part of the liabilities are for
Indorsing notea of Wallarh, llelsler K Cn .
a corporation of which he was an ofTI -er,
WAI.TBH .1. IMF.HCtl of S75 West Hoi),
street, who formerly traded as the
Pierce f-'ale CNllllpany. slock sale, hns
tiled a petition In bankruptcy with lia
bilities 14.191 and no assets. A'tiniii; the
creditors are th Home f.f, pub i-hlnc
Coinpanv of Chle-lgo, 17,141 and llverj
Wek CnrP'irntlnn. It. 919 He (lleil the
petition lo get rid of his Individual debts
onlv
AHTHCIt WAI.fsVIAN a chailffriir, of 100
West Itlst street, who was arre-te.) by
the .sheriff on Tllesdiy nn a bodv ee,t.
Hon of 16,142 In favor nf Leopold mil -I'Hiim
fnr dauiaires fnr personal Inlurles.
flleil a petltton In bankruptcv to uet
out ef 7,u,11rw- street Jail. The nn'y
creditor Is M n'jxbaum. who obfitned a
lildgment apr-ilnst Wnlnian. Iiuls Ii.i
f'nsta and Joh P 7.i t'osu In the sanio
m-ittrr. JuiIkc Hand released Louis Ia
Costa from Jail last week, and granted a
w-rl' of halien corpus yesterday In
WaMman s ease.
VIOP.ItIS ItOTHMAN of 215 West Tenth
stnet tiled a petition In bankruptcy
with liabilities t 236 and no assets
ISAAC (ittOIi.INSK'V. otherwise known ns
Charles Falke, living at the Normiindle
Hotel, tiled n petition In hiukruptcy,
with liabilities tLftM and no asset.
IHirsOIt TIAItKAH, Jeweller, of 45 West
IMth street, tiled a petition In honk
riintcy. with liabilities 1,7N., and assets
IS.t.'i, In notes.
Ilanknipte.T Schedules.
MY II It IIAItT. Irudlng . the Mer Hart
Company, whohsale liquor dealets at 47
Vestv street, tiled schedules showing I 111.
hlllties. triK.sln. nf which '.'.',,7IH s se
cured, and asset. r.'O.K.Vi. ennslsllng of
real estate at I7,"'fl Kllltoa stteet, Mrnok.
I)n IM.oon tnnrtgnged fnr lin.Mm; ne
lounts. Ill 4..! fixtures. III. rasa, covered
hy chattel mortgauc for II, '.'on. and I4U4
inlleited by the HsslKliee. I. has also
100 shares of slock of the Senate Wine
and Liquor Company, believed to bo of
no vnlue.
PF.TKIt A, DtlZBTf. dealer In second hand
machinery at .141 Wesi Fnrtv.tlfih .treet.
filed schedules showing llnblltlles 4,".n'.iil
end assets Itl.Tinil, consisting of stock,
I. Vttt'l; llxlureM, ;t,-ij notes, 14.10, and
liccolluts. 'lTil)
!4 Kl'll.MAN CO.. INC.. dealer In men's
furnishing goods at 17 Columbus avernie,
tiled schedules showing HabllllleH 112,735
mid assets 17.433. consisting of stocji
15,200; tlxtiires. l.'.ooo, aciouute, 122s,
and cash In hit'.
FKANK T. lllITLnit. proprietor for
twenly.nve yeira of the llutler Pholn.
graphic Httnllo at Knltnn and llnnd
streets, Uronklyn, filed a voluntary pe.
tltlnri In bankruptcy with ll-iblllle nf
7,l and asseit 12,232. Mr llutler
iittrlliutes his failure to the big advnneo
In prices of chemical an u result of the
war.
Assignments.
NF.riATIVK rtllcoNSTItllCTION COM
PANY, INC., renovating moving picture
films ut 729 Hevenlh avenue, marie an
assignment to Itnderh-k J Kennedy.
The company w-aa Incnrpomted on Nn.
yemher 1. 1915, with capital stuck
II. 000, which whs afterward Increased to
125,000. Ralph Martin Is president and
II. ds xYnolf Nccretsrv,
RKItl.lN' II AT MANUFACTHniNO COM
PANY Harry Herman, lildor llrand and
Renlimln Rreskln. doing buslneia as th
Berlin Hat Manufacturing' Company at
44) rlreat Jonn strset. mad tin In.
mint to Jenph R. HuMtr. ,
,:ys, .ypX.. rn-y J?.Vi'.',VJ'i'"'Vi.'rt'!''V,
RECORD EXPORTS OF
HORSES AND AUTOS
Amazing Total of $350,000,
000 for tho 21 Months
of European Wnr.
FOLK MILLIONS A WEEK
More than 1850,000,000 worth
of
horses and automobiles have been ex
ported from this country since the begin
ning of the Kuropean war, according to
the compilations of the foreign trade
le;iartmcnt of tho National City Hank.
The valuo of the automobiles and their
parts hikI equipments Is computed at
isn,tiou,iiuu, ami ir.o v.nue or Horses
ami inuies at nnout me same iigure.
rue export record of the port or rve.v
export record of the port of Ne.v
ork for the past week shows that up-,
proximately K',000,000 worth of horsvs
mid mules have been shlpptd and auto
mobiles of alsaut the same value.
Atttntlon Is drawn to tho fact that the
e.xpotts of horses and automobiles mice
the beginning of the war havo uveraxed
about the same value ftom month to
month. The value of the horses, mules
mid automobiles exported from the
I'nlted States lit the past twenty-one
months Is something more than J300.
000,000, and for the same period jr.',
OOrt.Odii worth of automobile tiles, S3,
fjflo.OoO worth of engines and approxi
mately 53e,OOO,0OO worth of saddles, har
ness nnd horseshoes 'rmve been exported,
Of the JlOo.'iOO.OiHi worth of Ameri
can horses and tnuls sent to Kurope
since the beginning of tho war about
ILIO.OOO.OOil worth were horses. About
$100,000,000 worth of commercial ot
freight automobiles were shipped, and
Jf.ft.OOO.OOo worth of passenger ma
chines. ifhe number of horses exported In the
tvventv-one months l approximately
r.f.o.ftiio, of mules about 1,'o.UOU and
automobiles more than I0n,0ilu. Thes
tlguies Include estimates of the exports
for the remaining weeks In this month.
Half of the horses shipped go direct
to the battlefields of Prance Of the
automobiles exported the distribution In
P.unipo has been less In favor of Plane
and more In favor of Olreat Hrltaln, nl
thiiugh It Is pointed out that a large
number of the car-, going to the latter
country probably find their way to the
Continent eventually
Total exjsirts from the port of New
York during the week ended April 3'.'.
liMf'.. were $3T.i',T3.:ic,7, w i-omp.ired with
$3 1.31 2.!''.ol In the corresponding vvee in
lf'15 and 1 .3T;i.:;3 in p-e same week
the preceding vcar
Total Imports for t':e week ende.)
Vpnl I.", amounted to I3.1.3.".!.C.V .1
c .mpared w.th S33.ITS.P30 the .vciit be
fore and j:t.3..7.t5ii In the same week
In 101 1.
LYMAN GIVESUP COUNSEL.
llecldr tn Handle Hun
I nse In
Pedernl Court.
Ilav.ng tti'qulre.l a good ncirkma
knowledge of Federal law through hi
-ever.tl appe.irancea as ilefendant In mail
fraud cases fr John Grant l.vman de
cided yest"rday to throw over hi tit
torneys and steer himself throitgli bl
present ilitllcultlosi arising fro-it his ma
nlpuliitloti nf the a If ilrs of the brokerage
tlrm of John II Putnam A. Co
I. Mil. in announced his Intention t"
Judge Howe In the I'tidcd Stat.
Itlstrlct Court, and although Alstant
I'nlted State,. Attorney lMwIn 'I. Stan
ton Insisted that t.vmau ought tn have
new counsel assigned to him the Judg'
replied that he couldn't force an attornev
on a mail who didn't want one
I. matt was represented bv fo-mer
I'nited Stafs tto-nei llenry A. 'i-.e
and former lloxing Coininlslnuer Prank
S li'.NVll. Tb-re x eouie doubt whether
they g-ivo up I- ni;iti or I.yman gave tip
them
PH0T0-ENGRAVERS DENY TRUST !
I.rnnil .Inry 1 nx ptltfiit Inn nf Prior
Iiicreaar la Prnlinhlr.
A iratii Jury Inquiry probably will
be started to determine Just what was
dene In connection with the Increase of
prices alleged to have been agteed on by
the Photo. Ilnitravers Hoard of Trade audi
concerning which complaint has been
made to the District Attorney, Prices
have been Increased from il) to 200 per
cent, for photo-engr.ivlni; work and;
in.ig.ir.lne publishers and book makers 1
have complained that 't has been done'
i-i violation of the antl-Donnclly trust
la w
District Attorney Swann had a confer-1
ertce jcstcrilay wit'- Pdvvanl Kptein and!
i:. W. Morley. Jr., of the Hoard of Trade. I
lioth denied thero had keen an agreement I
entered into, nut insisted the increase
had icsulted from the higher cost of th
materials used. Further
w III be held to-day.
conferences
GETS CATSKTXL RAILROAD.
Ilndion Itlver Day Line lloya Con
trol of Mountain Syatcm.
r"ATSKtt.i N. T April : Through
the puichase to. day under foreclosure of
the i-atsklll Mountain Hnllro.-id bv II
i: OVott, pirsldetit of the Hudson P.lvrr
Pay l.ine, Albert V S. filcoti, general
tnaiiiger nf the t'.itsklll CveiilPf; Lines,
nil-1 !eorgo II, Heach, ni.inager of th
t'a'slvlll Mountain lloue, the Hudson
H'ver Pay Line o'vlalns conttol of the
entlio Catsklll rallwuy i-jatem from
t'atsldll to Tannersvllle.
The property vvnix sold last week to
.lames P, Phillip, president of the fats
hill National Hank, but nn he fulled in
meet the terms of his hid the property
was iesoul. The price was $:$,noo,
which w-aa .Mr. Phillip's offer.
t'tislnm llnnae Hrcelpla,
The total receipts for duties nt the t'us
toni House yesterday were f fi57,SS7.rii,
nf which 9 17fi.19S.as itas for luerchandlse
withdrawn from lsonded warehouses and
IM',.T.i:.IR for recent Importations.
SECURITIES SOLD AT AUCTION.
2'i fhsrei New- Netherlsnd Mind and Mort
K.ice Company eninmnu, in
20 shares Library Suuare Ilr.ilt) ronipnnv,
I Pi lot
433 shares Uroolihn rity itallroad Com-pain-.
t:i, t.
112.1100 ,1 spvncer Turner roinpanv it per
cent dehentliro honds. ,li. 102(1, )u
terest 1'ehruiry nnd August, 'i.
15 shar 1'nlly Cotton M of La Hrange,
i in . ron,
73 shares luiernitlnnsl (-niton Mills, com.
iiniii. nnd IV.'i do, scrip, li)t.
7."i shares VVaslilnglnn Mills preferred, 0,
75 shures w ishlnglon Mills coinmon, 12.
7,311 shares Maine .Mining and .Manufac
turing Ciiiiipany, 110 nl
"ft shares Metropolitan Street Itnllwav
Cotnpanv I Manhattan Trust Cnnipauv
cerlllleate of itepuslt tinnier agrteuient
of lieeeinher lo. 1IH17), on which pav
ment of t,"c per share lias been made,
lie. per share.
21(1 shares Second Avenue Itallroad Com
pany, l.'S lot.
175 shates Interstate niectrln Corporation
'snnimnn, id.
.,n(in t'hlcoutlinl Pulp Company s
cent, teinnorarv recelnts. !i.v
per
200 shares llhhi Copper Mining fMntpntiv.
2nu shares Dlaiuondnelil D.il.v Hold
Mining Cniupanyi I 000 shares Cripple
I'reek ftandard Hold .Mining Companv .
ir.o shares Tho Meersrhnum Companv
nf America, 1,00(1 shares Umpire
Hraphlts Companv; 150 shares King
P.ilward .Sllvrr Mines; 500 sharei Ton
sol 1.1 a t ed Nevada t'tah Corporation;
1200 Consolidated Nevnd i Utah Cor
poration per cent, convertible hnnds,
series C and D and $s scrip; 1,000
North Carolina Hperla! Tax nond
Issued tn Western North Cirnllnii Hall,
road! 30 shares United Motion Picture
Theatre Corporation preferred; a
sharea United Motion Picture Thttr
Corporation, common, H lot.
CALLS PENNSY TUBES
DREAM OF GORBIN
ItuiMor Snys L. I. It. It. Found
er Loner Sotipflit Similar
Facilities.
John H. Davles, the engineer who
built the Pennsylvania tubes to Man
hattan and many other subway and ele
vnfed linen, wai a witness before Su
preme Court Justice tubman yesterday
In the suit of the minority stockholders
of the Long I'!atul ltillroul to compel
the directors to account for J'-S,000.u00
ullesed to have been expended unnec
essatlly or In the Interest of the Penn
sylvania ILillro.nl, which control) tho
1oiir Island.
Mr Davles, called by the defendants,
said that the Pennsylvania In building
t).
tunnels under the NorthNniiil Kasl
1 ri
rs had given in the long island
mi, I what the Into Austin Corhln.
founder nf the Lone Island tind for many
cars Its president,
Its president, had long tried to
achieve for the benefit of stockholder.
He .aid that Mr Corbln tried every
possible plan for direct connection with
tho heart of Manhattan, one of which
was "dipping under the i.asi itivcr nt
the Mattery and dipping again under the
North Itlver to New Jersey tn connect
with the Central Itallroad of New
Jer -
sey " Mr D.iv len said :
"Mr. t'oi bin was not only president
of the I.org Island Itallroad. but he was
also a director In the Central Hallrnnd
of New Jersey l.lkn President ftamttel
Hen of the Pennsylvania, who N a di
rector of the Long Island Itallroad, the
Into President Curbln was always striv
ing to connect Long llatul with New
Jersey by mean of tunnels or bridges.
What President Corbln tried to do and
h's projects were cut short by his death
lit IS9C was subsequently accomplished
bv the Petinsylxanl.i."
Mr Davie testified that the Hatlery
tn Jersey tunnel was first discussed In
l0, and In U'.'l the Long Island sought
to put a bridge across the Hast Hlver
and run a belt line for freight through
Manhattan l-'lnally In 10S he planned
In throw a bridge aero-- the Hast Itlver
front the presold Sunttyslde yards In
Long Island Citv and rest one nf the
buses on Manhattan at Sixty-fourth
street between Si cond and Third ave
nues "I had actually put down some of the
plots when llm untimely death of Mr.
Corbln cut short that nnd other similar
pmjei'ts." s.lld Mr I'avlcs.
The c.n-e will go nn to. day
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
I ni'O'iiscil i'i'iilnilx ,. Ilrninnil for
Wheat- Com Mriuiu.
The (niit'ntliitlon of bullish advices
f s tho spring wln-.tt belt were held re
n!ible for a further broadening In
Hie speculative demand, and thero were
tuov high levels i cached for the move
ment Although there was no Import
:c t moisture In tho Northwest vester-
d.ij tn aggravate the delayed mart of
the crop, the trade rect Ived mole ad
v.ies of the actual 'situation
Some of the pro-nlnent commission
houi- people slated that the tltore.ised
area In Minnesota and the Dakotas
wo'ilil exceed ".ooo.OOU nere It vva
n-cnllod that the winter wheat area was
voluntarily decreased more than 4. mm.
Out) liens and the estimated vv i ter kill
si placed ,tt close to l.ann.nnu acres.
Mori.iver. the condition In the Canadian
Northwest have not 1 ecu pmplt iu and
with the lalsir short.i.?o the .han-is are
said to bo for an .-n-ieage ni inly
Jo or JO per eent. of that a ye.)r nci
The.se dis-rea-se,) areas mlcht Ise eqtiiv.
alcnt to more than ino.ooo.oon bu-bels
Tin- latest reports from litissi.i, l-'r.in.'e.
Utnill.i. Pngl.ind and It.il Indicate
area dc r.-.ues ranging fnnn ;, in :''i
per i. There are people in the wheat
trade who ludlrxc that the world s wheat
cion this coni'tig season will not t.ime
within inoooo.npn bushels or the v tel.K
of tho present jestr, and it I. fu ther
contended that utiles, the start nf the
American spring- wreat crop turns
for the better very soon tin- Pti ted
States I likely to llml Itself with loss
than l."ifi.0o(i.00o bushel for exvort
against a possible '.;".. ono.onn th' o.t
son and 330,000,000 as a record two sea
sous ago
Prominent Interests In the ira I, a-e ex
presslllK ext-emelv hul let! lion as to
I probate.' wheal price. In the f i ire I Is
uow n inai some or tn s-tr"rtfs pp - i ,.
ive groups hive been purchnsiin; spisni
ber whe.t at t'hlcrtgn ver fre.- i p
fer these act. ottlts was observ -! 1 t g
vesteidiv s sesslnti, but the fu ' a I an.es
v.fre qt he'd on account f 't .. I
pr itlt -.iklnj: The ab-eu.-e of ei,
i v Hi?
ne
': s.vtn. attentl i
c-i.
tl
as It .
iraln iieinc c, mended
w Heat 1,11". stum il slve mare .'n-' Icr.lfon
1 i a pruspc'-tlve heav larr ov-r f 1
I he.,'
The weekl- neither bulletin i cud of mire
f.iv-nr.ib'e wr.vher fT ths aln-- -vheat
ir.ip. rain and rither tow ti uipe-.itur,
liavc chicked HessUn tl ro.lKI. (Ill
Hi" other hainl th unfavorxhle . vnditlons
In many parts of ih Northwest wer
co'iimented upon In this eftl"lsl organ
I'nrn Th. n.l,.. 11, n u , ...I.
moderate!) during th dav Th - was
ai -ive support from levdlng U-Mern
elevator houses and It 1. nii'terstoi'il itiit
these Interest, and stroni: epecui tv
groups Intend to pay for cons11e-t ., , .vrn
de'lvere.i nn Chleigo May contra- is V '
vices from the S-nuthwest were nf a henrr
cash demand and tt Is Intlniitet Mut ,
port nates sine the beginning of the '.ek
have lieen close to 1.P00.01O hustle
Weather conditions were les. ftiv-or.ltie it
cntrsl and eastern part, of the ronton
for corn planting, hut the .e,tv thus fa
hi lint l.eep vrrv Important Term offi"
lugs arc rep-trt'-'l a trifle larger Th.
terior tccetpts so fir this week epi. ,i
nui' 2.100,000 hushels sr. i, ns- 7 lioo non
the pievloii. we-k and 2 ir.3.000 last veir
llie--The ihUl, latlon In the ih. .ico
M-iv Ueliverv held other pmtlons i. ,1
for .1 time, hut on the whole th ma'k
iinncil In ejmpathy with other grilns
Hvport having VV.XS placed at r.oo uno
tiushels 'I here were rome itnfllted foreign
orders In the market nt th. .lose Cr..p
reports are milnty fnv-orihl" nnd tin
generality of advices Indl.-ate. that acr
ages are Hheral
Provisions The liquidation of specua
tlve accounts and some sepiric aga u-'
tho freer movement of hogs hroughi prl.es
down moderately during the da Chh-igo
prices
Open- ItlKh' Low. Clos Prev
Wheat :
May . . .
July .. ..
enteniber..
Corn;
Mav
July
Oats:
Mav
July
Porlc
M iv
July
1.1 rd:
Mav
Jiilv
Itihs;
Mav
Jul v
i nr est est In close
11!. 115 lllC, HP. pis,
ins n.'.v, ittt, us lip,
113', 115'. 1IT. 1HS list.
H's
a'.
7t-
71".
p.
ttu
41
131,
4:'.
CI 'A
:i S3
St M
r.-i
tl to
i: w
i:o
i: i',o
i:v.
t:f.:.
15 s
i:d t:t t:i?
15 oi ISIi II'.V
i! i;
i:v
New York wheat prices wete.
Open. Ilich.
Inr est
May
Low
est
I'lns.
Inr.
IK
.Norfolk .t Weatern .luiiipa Dividend
The declaration of an etni dividend
of 1 per cent, on the cniiiiimn Modi of
Hie Nciriolk and Western It.illvvay t'oiti
puny, I nildltlon tn the iimrteily rlivt.
(lend nf s; per cent, MlrpfiM'il Wall
Stieet .v I'stetiliiy. The old rato of il per
cent. Inn! been In force since lieceni
hep, 1011, and prior tn that, ilatluiT bacli
In H'Ori, the rale hail been per cent.
In lUfil tho rate wan ; per cent.
FINANCIAL NOTES,
Frederick V Plelcher of llonton has
hen elected ii director of the Atlantic,
Gulf and West Indies steamship Lines
". B. Parker ho.s reslsned a il nt.
dent of the I'nlted Protlt Sh-irlnc t'oni
pany. his resignation to lake effect May 1
Mr. rtarker -was formerly vice. president nf
tho fpeiry A Hutchinson Coupon t'ninpnny.
and has been for some time active head of
the I'nlted Profit Shnrln rompinv.
Hold tn the amount nf 00,000 was
vvlthdr'iwn from the Rub-Tr'asurv yester
day hy the Hank of Now York. The r'uri.
Traaaury transferred I:, 000, 000 by wire tn
an Kranclico on tht acoount at New
Terk bank.
REDUCING BUSINESS SPACE.
Broker Mecnre Concerns for Va
cant (Ifllces nnd l.ofts.
The Charles I-'. Noycs Company has
leased olllces on tho twelfth floor of 100
Itroadvvuy to Ittclson A: Hchottlaml ! on
the tenth lloor to Norman November and
Kevin Jart'p, nit tho thirteenth lloor it
large suite In Marthlan A; I .evens , space
on thu ninth floor to l-Mward Powers and
John A. Wood, iiinl olllces on the same
lloor to Jacob Smith. Jr.
William I-'. I-'tierst has leased the top
loft of the building tit the corner of
Hlccokcr tdreet nnd tho Bowery to Na
than Cohen, and the store at fill Kasl
125th street to Philip Ilcrkowitz for a
term of years.
The l.oton II. Slavvsmi Company has
leased tor the Surrey Iiivi-sturn oi'lcc.
"cf '
it SOU l-'lfth avenue to Schlaepfcr
broidery Works ami Pcrsky At Stelnwolf
at lib to IL'O west Thirty-second street
showrooms to II. Si Inc , to Arthur
l-. Colgate olllces for commercial pho-
iogrnphy; to C. Mavlglla space for ex-
ecutlve ofllces, and at 31-3.1 Last
Twenty-seventh street olllces to the Km -
km Chemical Company for a term of
'clir", .
The Ogden ft Clarkson Corporation
have leased odlcea at 'o7 Fifth iivcnue
for lis bunms
Scherlck el Mendel have based the
fourth tlooi at 41 mid t'l Past Twctitv
fifth street to A. 1 Held ,v Co.. Iippnitevs
ot dres goods, and A. W Porter A Co,.
Importers of cotton goods, tit" nvent'i
floor.
Samuel II. Martin has teased tin- store
ind basement at the southeast ooMw-r of
1 Clutnbu. avenue and Nlnetv-seventh
street to the Hnumifelds Coippativ
Louis Keinpner & Son h-ivo leased a
store In the Hlvervlew Theatre) llulldli.c.
Hrovlway mid inntn street, tn the Stveet
Shop, Inc., for live xcire ip-tce nt 2.107
llro.-tdw.iy to Adolph Netibf rger for diin -
Ing, nnd a store tit 41 Pa-t Twelfth
street to .1. A II Cohen
Pease Klllman have leaded wit.' the
Cross & Hrovvn Cotnptny it II nr nt 1 1
llronlvvay, near Twelfth street, lo .l.-icod
Cl.isgow. nnd ofllces In II West Thirty
ninth sttee' to Miss Alice It. Fo-nnniJe.
IMwniil C II Vogler has leaei the
rtore ii rd basemtr.t nt .Mil Atiistenlam
avenue to I.lchttnnn ; Co. for a term of
years; store nt Amsterdam avenue
in the American Can Company.
!oton II Sluwsnii Company has leased
nfllces In 171 Madison avenue to the SH
xex Company ; Joseph II. K.ithten,
architects)' bureau , F. Irving Fletcher,
ndvertts'rg . in the Cameron lltillillng,
1.x." M.i'lisoti avenue, to lexalider
Hrauer, eMwrter ; in ;nj Put Twenty
ninth street to I'l Salvo It'o . nutlttie
flint. tuie
Samuel II Mart n has leased the Mori
at Ninth avenue to Y. Singer
ti:msi roil wry iiimr..
Pease .v; Kill taii have leased the three
tory and basement dvve" ns at 17,3
West Ni'u-t v t In i d street f"r Mi.. .lennte
M .lames to .1 lines Clarke
Heal Pstate MatiaLTe nent Cnmp.inv
hi leased for Mr- lleor-ic U'etve
the private ipvel'l is ut ICO We-t N ctv.
seventh street to Irs Marg.viet Marsh
for a te-m of ttr .
Pepe .v: ltrn have !.-t-id for Il.itve
i ' a tm i
.ff mkqt-
W3
10 Days to Japan
nd of Geishas and Flowers (.Round Trip Now $30
15 Days to China
(Round Trip
With optional ntetlind lo if through .tipm and Korea via Mukden to Peking-,
Nanking nnd Sh itigli.il, or vitv vusa, fur fa) gAd (lira.
17 Days to Manila
Round Trl Now $337.50)
Uncle Fam's Oteatest and m st pr griavive Colony by Canadian Pacific luxurloug
Empress of Russia-Empress of Asia
Qairkeit Time Avro 'Ae t'atific
Europo Is Closed, but the Orient Is Open
On riy via lion a'u, if ih (red
Our ofl.ces nl e i p t ti,c trivrlrt, etery as.il,in e In plinnlng Itincratlei
KJld secliri tt. H' t
Ktill itilorii'(i ion i' i 'iv uiven. 'Phone, call nr " tile
I. K. rnitlt-. I.eneral Agent. Passenger Ocparfment.
I'.'.tl llroadwar. New lurk fll.
CANADIAN
OCEAN ni
SPRING T'l? V A C
TOURS TO 1 LAAj
Enjoy the refresh i it? sea trip to
tilt' pl.n grout tt'f ''ll'Urt IS0I1 w ,t
GALVESTON
with it-, surf li.itl'uiK, t-ic hofi ,
.ind arictj of outv'.oor .pott,
Sin Antonio ami its famous ALimo,
Aransas P.tss, Corpus firisti
other historic vomts. AKo sailing
for Kov tt, l.imp.i ,uul Aobilc.
MALLORY STEAMSHIP CO.,
Pier .'in North Hlver, New York,
city Tlckn omci-. aim and o.'is liv.iy
i
cum a R n
VUllinil
NEW YORK LIVERPOni
V ' .VI A V II. N-lli IV
I'.VI.irtllt.N'IA.,
I A VI Illto.Vt A .
CAItP.VTIII V. .
'la uii'l from
. HAT , VI V l", Mm,s
NAT, M VV ' ,, ;,.)(is
V I , M VV I M
uiseow v'.i l.lvetpiinl.
NEW YORK LONDON
IP.VNNO.S'IA TI KS. MAY !, P V
A.N'll.VNI V S VT M VV 50. r. P V
Al.AUNIA MAT., .MAV 2'. , I r
tr.illlnc at 1 if.,v. ' '
51.51 si ati: M m:v VIIIIK,
American Line
AMERICAN STEAMF.RS
Under the American Flag
IN. Y.-Ltvcrpojl. Piur i2. . t.,
)3 1 I
11. Louis
.Apr. VI) I liiluml
viav 11
White Star Line
N. Y. Liverpool. Hier Ul. N. .... ko....
-1 iiuanii. . ..May lillalllc .
nder tho Aiii'rlc.in riac
Muy 10
iiri UK, I) ll'W.tV, N. Y. Tel. limit) He, or. I
SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN LINE !
i,MU'AV MVKNEN IIKN.VI.lltK.
IlelllK lllav Vpr '.'7 I'nlted Ktin. Xluu 11
A. E. JOHNSON1 CO..IrSlVft.lS.r.iVrN. T,
nF.I.KillTI I'l, 81IOIIT SKAV TBU'.
SAVANNA.Vl.nWvVe.I'V.li HI.. N r.
Tal
a four
Silvia
itt:nni:ii co. at ;om.koe point.
The Kureka Itubber Company haa
leased part of the new building of the
former t'ttlted States Metal Products
Company at eighth street and Third
avenue, College Point, The company
will manufacture all kinds of soft rub
ber goods there. This Is tho fifth con
cern manufacturing rubber goods that
will do business In this town.
ni:TAi. ts citvm srBtiniPi.
Herbert A. h'lierman has leased for
Mrs. David S. Cowles her house at Mil
ton road and Apawumls avenue, Ityc, N.
Y . for the summer, furnished, to I-Mward
i Maiiienon, and for Mra. i', liowler her
house 101 Dogwood lane, Ityc, overlook-
ling the Apaw.imls t urn grountis, tor a
tcitti of veats to H. Do Mnrstim
The Itobert 1? Parley Organization
,aN leased at Nepperhan Heights the
Hathaway house on llucklngham road to
. .B, Thome of New Vork city, the
, wiiltnev house nn P.ilrvfew avenue, to
w. , iltl.lnl ot Ntw Vork city and
tho Noon.in homo on Linden aventio to
II. W. Purcell of New York city,
llcckschci ei (leSaulles havo rented to
F.mlen I line, ti-inn-ily of Philadelphia,
the new- hotiM. of Heglnat'l V. Presx
prlclt, near Dogwood lane, live, N. y.,
for a term of .vcar
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Pulilli- llrTet-liiu Vealerday In lan-
linltnii mill HriiiiT snlparnnin.
I AT II VKHHY stiii:i-:t I
Hy Joseph P. U.iy.
1I1TH ST. 21.1 1.'. W ti s, 200 w 7lh av,
.'OxlfiAtl. I. stv lint -P Ji Trust 4'0, fills
true, agi l-v hmati Hrns Co et all dur,
P.i.!i74 IS, uxor. A", l,22.05; lo the
pl.ilnttn IS0.00O
LIl.MNHTON AV. ln!. w- s, 20.5 n lljth
st, ;";:, 3 stv iiw-lg--Lmlgrant Indus
Sav Hink act c I: Hutchison et 1. due.
l.M.'Sti: taxes. Ai, ISjI.IS, to Matthew
ti Lynns 19,200
AT 3. ox THIItH A V HNL'IJ. 1
Hy llenrv Hrad).
AltVOI.I) AV, e s. 12'. - Llbby st. 60x1:'. 3x
Irrei- .VI ,1 Coiikltis.'h.ilo ft al agt James
IPgar, lis exr. el at, due. f 4, 071.501 t.-lX's,
An. 11,117 11. 10 tho pl.lllltirf 1.1,000
lt Hian 1. Ken'rell.
HoS'Nnn PL. !' n s. hi; x e Morrli av,
."3.1x75. 4 stv Hit Matl.'D Mlindel act
Thus 11 Malioini coustn Co. due,
t.'.:'.oos. tHxe., tfjsii r , nib to mtg
I1',0'J. iiljourned sine die.
Hy James ,f tionnvan
SIMI'MIN ST 101:', e ... 3J !i s Welt
i h"sler av. IOvIOo -, ,i, 1a- F 11 l'atte.
on and ni.e ttu- act Hertiey Itealty
et ill .I'l". t"0 I i;i.x 7. Ijv.,, Ae.
''Ii'7. t" the plamtlfl 12s. 000
uMilpt AV. e s i.inck fr . .1 b.'t 2.1iith
a i f sth '. :"oinn. v ic nit ,t A
ItrqcKli'r et .' in." Anthone llea.o t st
dlo. $;.s0. ix.-. Ac, Its 10 In the
plalntltl Is ooo
iiunr llenchi' T.ntl Cent n Pnnnrl.
Two local '-ugar refineries, the Ar
buckle md V. ii tier, ve.-derday advanced
their prli e mi granulated suear nn addi
tional ten pnln'-. to 7..'iU cents a pound,
following the lea l of the Phlladelp .la
rentiers the day before The other ro
th, er held tlrm at 7 l The spot price
nf 'ab.i:i raw sugar advanced i! points,
to ll 40
Now $337.50)
- PACIFIC
E VICES
FRENCH LINE
loiiipamih. i, cm rale I lansullaiilioue
Pit I. VI. M.IIV II J
Sailings for BORDEAUX
ROCHA.MUEAU. . .Apr. 29. 3 P. M.
ESPAGNE May 6. 3 P. M.
LA TOURAINE. . .My 13. 3 P. M.
CHICAGO May 20, 3 P. M.
roil 1NKOHM ATIUN APPI.T
COMPANY'S OFFICE M'aj&W:
OI.O ItnMINlOV LINE. To all polnti
fiouth and West. Every weak day. I P. M..
Pier 2S, North Miser. Tel. 1100 Franklin.
!. i.i.iv tr, i-i,r..-i,ii."
B0ST0N $2-65
PROVIDENCE $1.60
rAI AMIAI T mn
III IMlPi; s viEltllllVI., .I0.
VV erji ilava mill Mm lavs u, p t
Pl-r M. N II . t it VV f II iimi ,
'Phone h'pt ' hlfll.
from
.S. Lanerds, I0D Waverley place,
Htory and basement house to
Cavlglla for five years.
I
F LL ? ' SI! LIHE'HYDE 1N0R
1 w wn s?0
flin Iv. Pier
dally at HOO P.
If' '! rM au
M. Music.
INnrtslclii II
.-sew i.nniiiiu
I Pier 40. N It. tt. Houston St.. w.Vk il...
2?,!'.oto!?,11.,;-,M': . aai'H
..NX"...,,,"," J:'"'- "r- Tier 51. H. I
11. V.1S.1111. 01 . wren uaya on y, f
XI. i Pier 70. ft, Q. 55d St.. 5i r. l!
s. s. mviandalay"
' ... ,r' iV;,,.1 , ;V IMWW
8:iVvv-;;'iino,n';si(
II lllreil. MAIM! SIlliMsiiip ,)T
m:U'Wk PORTLAND
ItediK ed l ares Alll'nlui., PhnneMisiM'ort
i:srntN stiummmp links.
MKI.I' WANTI'.lt VIAI.K
P.OY WANTIID PlronB. nctlv hoy. !
to IJ yenre. must coma well recommended
fi?vV,unkro.,o"mnc.:r,,,nr a 5;
BPBINO BKSOKTS.
NEW JERSEY Nprtng Uke Ileaeh.
Era inc
SSEX& SUSSEX
norm. xn rnTTAncg,
SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. j.
Vt'bftle aquire, illreetljp on the es-ni
THE IIOTF.I. tm VVXH Of
THK ATUtSTIC CO A ST.
All tattrovms with hot ind mid sm I
OOI.K- -TF.NNIS- nATJHNO
wii.i, oi'p. .icmi: to
Dislfr tn Personil Minirtnest
DAVID B. PLUMER
V, T. KBATINri, Persnr.il IIswismibiii,.
38 rtfth r.. N. V Tel. 5Jhu7,, ',','11
THE SHOREHAM L'-ft:. :"
Modern hotel. Inrnted en the I.nt.
hlorks from the tifSHii ,tt,ii,r t,,., (l n'
.My:th. i:, i: HPA.MH Nltl.tm, Pron
NEW JKIPsKV Long Hranch.
$HOMYWOOI
Welt End. Long Branch, N, J.
Adjoining Shadow Lawn
THE SUMMER CAPITOL
Entirely renovated and improved ?O0 room n)
billn: electric, hsht; telephone Ooll nnd lennu
grounds ittichol. Uutepean .ln Hilsiirinir
peculiar excellence Roomx J 100 (r d M
Bp. Annex opens May 30. I lotel ci in lun. .M,
Under Personal Manafement
rValter E. Hildrcth W. Ir.ln Disl
i . Formerly of Motel liteslin.S' CityinJ ,
s West Knd Hotel, Lonj ritinch.N I. J
N. Y.
Hooking llfflre, :ih:i 1 1 r t Aie
Te' ;.3r. ,.Mutr II
NEW JEBSEV Atlantll City,
HOTEL
CHELSEA
Oeeupytng entire
block of oeein trnnr i.
tna rainionaDie
Chs.sea sectloni 31A
chamber! with prlvit biths Ifreah mi
Ma sratir). High i ass orchestra, caf.
grill. e. French chefs oo f p.-1v1la
Auto mart trains. Donklei Open l' ..
J. H. THOMPSON A CO.
Trxas aet a new at aw
of service, comfort -ALveAiitv
I lAMUT riWROOr RLiCRIMTa IVfifWIK
IAniciican i lan. Lircwarv nan.
nw Tern. noosiMO orncx io Tinza mt
BtwMirt--. Sw Viaif srif awiMartjMss.
THE LEADING RESORT HOTEL Of THE WORLD
ATLANTIC CTTY.N.J.
mvrvjrniiij Mmr.rim
UOSIAVH WHITE SONS COMPffy
HOTEL RALEIGH
M. Chorles PU A Ilea h Th popuU
section, within sight ant aouiid f tr.
ocean. 200 larga rooms, a I open eifioi'jri.
private bathi. running wnter. porchen. fit.
vatcr, etc Culilne and servt e. tttt ot'aiQ.
able Low rate. Itooklet II J DV7.C3.
HOTEL LELANDE
On the beach, Ma a h isei
tructed ocean view. c a
lights, private hathi Ita s .
W
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND
SO. ( AKOI.I.Vx AM:. AMI HK.ttll
Private liaihs, running waitr in r -mi
Elivator to street level Sun pariar C.ps.
city ISO. Special rates. U inktet.
It. H VVII.t 1 VMS
losadlng high Cass moderate rai t '
! Albemarle ;,,; n?', '7 ' ,
I1C ip sskly. steam hat private
, llfvator, un parior . exvellent t.t
. nlng dlnneril. Booklet J. P COi K
1 LAN I II III), V I.
Anier a 1 ,i 4
KT.W jr.ls.p.v I akeisoea.
LAl)REL INTHEriNES
LAKEWOOD, N. j.
AN IDEAL RESORT FOR SPRING SOJOURN
GOLF, RIDING, TENNIS, CANOEING
FRANK 1 .SHITK. Ml ill
I.aUevsoeal, N. .1.
It. home 'k a-
tl'.-f Mus
II H ."PAS iUNDI
NEW JEIIXEV Asburj Tark.
VISIT Asni'KV PARR OU'.
Ths all jear resort ty th s
Flral claas hntele Cottaies fir rent
Booklet. Publicity Director 301 Ho.riwil.
Nl:!!' JEKSKV Itradley Heach.
RRAI1I.RY REAril. '. J,
"The resort without h r.gr.t '
Bluitrtted booklet. Aldreis Publlrtts F ifn
TENNSVLVAMA Mount I'oeono
Mt. Pocono, Pennsylvnitin.
Hawthorne Inn hna in non-ho'lsesis','
tne, furnlsheil modern ("onuses
panta take their meals at th li n r
Isiard. t!3 per week Thev hsve .
llreplacm vmmwI free , Uiths, s
porchon, larite llvlnir room . t
rooms. Price are from on i . j
the season tMIM.MIMs Te
howling-, KHlnimliK carrtasn ilr i
Inc automohlllni; private cirai.-' '
water from ,mr own sprtne. V -1
I Hill feet abinn the e l Ii el i a
ItM'rsou VV Jennini: l I
llenuler. totll! asvi.-ltei vt-'i I
Manor Vildre..
I hell VVV I UllltM ISN.V I III I VI. I
VI I . I'll) IIMl. PI NN V
I'K.N.N..Y1. AM. l anaile n.l,
SPRUCE CABIN INN r,'.. , ,
en suite w Ith hath ti.irjfte s.
All amusements Ilk t l-rn os .
It n. v J .t m n pin r r , ,
MHV YOlllv Ube Plat lil
T II K N II W
Whiteface Inn
T.""?k
vi-s nr.. til l . 1,1 p VI 11
ADIICIIMIVf l. Ni;tV Vlllth
rottacea mi 4 ,1 t. f
Oolf, tenpts t ,( ,.
and horset-a k ti 1 1 t 1
. I. - W i:i M V viain.ei
Winter- inch an I I . I, 11
s. r.ltVION I
at . VVeit nth .1 1, m vi ...
ments lot- season nf m 1
niatlon addreei Mr 1IVIO' I
NKIY ll.Wlp.xiiiiti;
WHITE M0UNTAiN5
NEW PROFILE HOUSE
HiMiklnu (mice iimi II aj N I VV s
wiirrE sii.piu 11 m iuMis, tr t
The Greenbrier
phlir f..
h r'
IIIIU.N.
I Tiirltf raii's""V
1 for InfonniitUni Mar
, i Washington
Tours, .1 ,.,v . J ' s
for hooklc I It V. N I,
1ST PH., Si in
IHI H
BCRUIIDA e-'urnrtilngly low rite, I!ie4.l
XafsiATL.ANTlr CI T vana
rtard a I