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14
THE SUN, THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1916.
P.
SUIT ATTACKS BIG
DU PONT MERGER
Womim Snys Small .Siocklioh.
ers Were Tiijiiretl in S-JIO,-000,0(10
Hoi I.
iN.irxcTio.v is issrni)
TnnNToM, May 17. Miss llrlty I,.
Henry of rompton Lake, Ktetiogr.iplier
In n rnlcrron law nlllct mid holder of
four shares of common stock In the 13
I. 1il I'nnt do Ncinotirs Powder Com
pany, ii New Jersey corporation, lias
brought unit In the Court of 'hum cry
to set nsldo tlio naif of the roimiany'H
property lo Ii 1. ilu 1'iiiU ily Netnotirs
A Co., the Delaware corporation char
tered laKt September.
Tho property Involved Is said lo lip
Worth moro than !.".,000,000 and was
paid for principally by tho Issuance of
ttock and debentures of the Delaware
Corporation to stnckhnldern In tho New
Jersey corporation. Miss Henry con
lends that the deal, ostensibly engi
neered to finance the manufacture of
munitions for tho Allies, was In reality
a scheme on the part of tho oflkcrs and
directors to sclzo from tho small stock
holders In the original company profits
properly belonging to them.
The bill of complaint alleges that the
ttockhoMcrrt of tho New Jersey corpora
tion were Induced to sanction the sale
by mean of u misleading circular letter
Bent out by the directors. It Is charged
that the letter failed to Inform the
stockholders that tho Delaware, company
was to have so large a capital stock as
9:40.000,000, with which It was. char
tered, and It Is also alleged that the plea
that the company needed moro capital
to conduct properly Its Increasing busi
ness wun a deception.
The relief sought Is that the Dela
ware company shall be compelled to re
turn the special dividends of 28 'i nnd
22 '4 per cent, respectively, declared
Ince Its organization last fall, and that
tho statu of the New Jersey company
with respect to Its holdings In New Jer
sey, netware and Maryland shall be
restored as It existed prior to tho trans-
' ,
It Is set forth that when the Dela
ware corporation was organized by the
officers nnd stockholders oxvnlng a con
trolling Interest In the New Jersey com
pany Its stock had no value whatever.
The present value Is nttTlbuted solely
to tho property ncnulred from the New
Jersey company In a manner alleged by
Miss Henry to be fraudulent and In vio
lation of the corporation laws of tho
State.
VIce-Chancellor Howell has granted a
preliminary Injunction restraining the
Delaxvaro corporation from disposing of
any of Its property, except In the usu.it
course of Its business, pending n llnal
hearing. The rule Is returnable at
Chancery Chambers in Jersey City next
Monday,
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.
SETTER AlthouBh posted receipts were
II. SO packages apparently deliveries were
delayed, as the actual nupply wan short
of requirements ami all grades a.lvanceit
He. on n sharp demand from local and
out of town bujers. Kxtr.is were qulckly
cancd U. ai.u iiiijtira.ln. wire laticn
freely at the r'lces. quality showed con
siderable Improvement Innovated con
tinued In llBht supply and ttrm; ladles and
packing stock active. Prices; Creamery,
extras, 92 score. 31e : higher scoring. S1H
J5c: firsts. SO i 30'ie,; seconds. L'SMf
194c.: third". :'H(tHe.: iitisalte.t. fancy,
Ili9l:c; Mate, dairy, finest. 3m,waie.:
ood to prime. rs'IID'jc: rinnvated. ft
tras, IVjiiiJOc, llrst. SSHHac.; ladles,
firsts. :J'ie.; picking stock, current
make, tine, :5':c; No. :. lie.
CHKBSi: llecelpts wero 4.1H packages,
ery light for till. tlm of jear Th"
season Is backward, but much stock ts
toetng exported direct and not counted In
receipts. Advices from primary points
continued tlrm. maintaining the local
market. New twins and cheddar in light
upply, Americas firmer. Old cheese In
light offering ai unchanged prlee. price:
Flat, he'd, colored and white specials.
if 15'jc: average fancy. HHIlSr.:
flats, fresh -peclils, K.c.; Cheddars, held
tpeclats. 1S. 1M3C.I twins, held special",
lM.lrUc: average fancy, lHe.; under
Trades, held. 16 5fl7;a: fre.h, 154 V
14;e; -XVIseonsln. twins, held. lirie.:
Ingle nntsles, held. H;719c.J dnilhles,
daisies, helil, ISs.flISc: Young Americas,
Held. 19:oci frrsh. 17Hffl.ei State,
kirns, epectal". current make, ltlX.c;
tower grades. ttflOHc.
KOCH? Market continued firm on high
ceuntry advices, but a largo proportion of
fancy stock went to th warehouses for
lacK or buyers wining to follow tne marKet.
oi payer, wining to onow tne maraei. ,
ics are extraordinarily h ah for the
of viar. but consumntlve demand has
values
time
not been appreciably affected A 1 gra
been appreciably affieted.. A I grades ,
old closely at ,futl prices K.mcy tllrtlea
na cnecm vvanten eamy wnues irreg
ular. Receipts, ;i.n:n rases. Prices: Fresh
irathered. ettrfls, 2l4ff '.'Sc.: storage packed
firsts, 23U fCMc: nrsts, 22 1, t 2.1 4 e. : sec
onds. 2122r , dirties. No. 1. snqSOSc.;
No. 2, in, r,i fi,e.: cheek., 17M0c : near
by hennery whites. 2."i. (f 20c : browns,
X4'ifl;.-,c. ; mixed, 22HU24c; duck, State,
IB O 20c.
I.1X-K I'OCI.TItT Twenty-eight csra were
unloaded, a moderate supply fur the day.
and light fowls were In active demand,
forecasting a firm market. Receivers talked
of 20c. but prices were not settled, Urollera
wera a little more plentiful and sold gen
erally at a.TOSOc., white leghorn, at S2fr
5e. Nearby fowls peddled at Sine. Long
Island spring ducks told generally at 2fc.
DltESKKD VOCLTny Itecelpts wera lar
for. but much stock waa delayed tn de
livery and th" actual supply was not In
excess of the demand at ruling high prices.
Fine Wistern Iced fowls were firmer,
scalded In light supply and steady. South
ern stock was discriminated against. Old
roosters were In lighter supply and easier.
Broilers were nf Irregular quality and onlv
best stock sold at full quotations. Long
Island spring ducks were fairly plentiful,
but prices ruled steady. Turkeys continued
of Irregular quality and value. Prices:
Dressed turkevs. XX estern hens and toms,
dry TilckeJ, 20(1.13. : chickens, is to box.
Western, milk fed. 2Kf'J2c : corn fed. 10 t
50c: fowls, 12 to box, dry picked, Western.
f.0 lbs. and over to dozen. 22e. : 43 to 47
lbs., 21c; under .in lbs. IRfMSijc: XX'est
ern, dry picked, r. lb. and over. 2le : 84
lbs., 104 8 -.'0c.; n lbs. and under. 174 f
18c: old roosters, ifiifiao.: squabs, prime
white, 10 lbs. to dnxen, 5; (1 lbs.. I4.2.1:
7 Itw., fa, Frozen: Turkeys, si-lected oung
hens, aoe.; toms, .'ne,: No. 2. 2420c.j
broilers. 12 to box. 18 to i'4 lbs. flltrasc.:
corn fed, fancy, SftflSSHc,; chickens, 12
to box, milk fed, 81 to RH lb., 2.14c,: 48
to 47 lbs. 24UC ? corn fed. 31 to .10 lhs.
S2c: 43 to 47 !bs 22i,c; fowls, XX'istern.
boxed, 00 lbs. und over. 21',jC.; 3(1 to 42
lbs., 20c; old roosters, l()c.
FINANCIAL NOTES.
At public auction yesterdav $1,000,000
Kentucky Coal and Timber Development
Company 20 jear 6 per cent, collateral
gold bonds sold at 10,
A r4w tlrm. Case, Underwood A Co., 52
ltroadw-ay, lias been formed to deal In In
vestment securities and In placing on tho
market tho tocurltles of Industrial cor
porations, F I Bledinger has been elected a vice.
rirealdent of the Lehigh Valley Railroad
n charge of operuttnn nnd maintenance,
J. A. Mlddlrtnn. vice. president, vvlll assume
charge nf the valuation, real estate, tax,
Industrial and Insurance departments.
Directors of the Republic Iron and
Steel have declared the regular quarterly
dividend of 1 s4 p.r lent, on the preferred
stock and extra dividend of 2 per cent
on account of accumulated back dividends.
Dividends are payable July I to stock of
record June 17
The Cleveland, rnlnvllle and Eastern
rtatlroad Company hns arranged with the
Citizens Savings and Trust Cnuipnnv of
Cleveland to purchase at pur the $500,000
first murtgiign per mil bonds of tho
railroad mmpmv which matured April 1
The coupons dim April 1 were paid, Th"
agreement Is In effect an extension of the
bonds for 2'4 jenrs,
Karsnn Snti A Cm. nnd J. S. Bach" A
Co, ar" offering to Investors 1200.000 city
if Elmlra paving rt glslered I per tent,
bonds tax exeinnt In Ni w York SI ite ii ml
exempt from rederal Income tax The
bonds mature In lots of lin.ooo i-nh our
from June 1, 117, nt 35 per cent lusts,
until June 1, 1939, nt 3 95 per cent basis,
The principal and sernbannuat Interest
ra payable at the Importera and Traders
Bank, New York.
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
When! Kasea on Pence Humoral
Corn Nlenilleri lints (Inlet.
Vx'hllo there nre muny In the wheat
trade, who steadfastly refuse to become
Impressed with the persistent peace re
norts. It In evident th.it these Political
mix-lew nre having deterring effects In
imoctltii 1 1 V o nnnrtne Tliere wni much '
to ln.l U-alc yesterday that bullish en-1
thtlslnsm xvas dulled becate of the
tumors recanting cessation of hostilities
and In conseiuence tho outside support
in tne iii.u uei (iwumicu, wun ii iiiuucraic i
lt-i le.-onleil In quotations.
As fur ns the beating on wheat of in
actual armistice !h concerned opinions .
are confllctlm. There seemingly would I
result an Increase In the shipping fncill- I
tles ami lower freight rates and Insur-
lime coats, which xx-ould admittedly .
facilitate export trade. . 1
llow far the demand for wheat would'
be affected by boim flile ce new Is
also a perplexing qmtlon. The con-
eeneus Is bat Ucrmany and Austria.
would have to be supplied with wheat
at ha tho btivUig
ro intrlM
heir stocks are not I-trce The fact that
o" fneav
North America and Kurope-also In ,
Australia Is not lost sight of, tin In
ordinary years such nn Item alone would
bo Mibjectod to a bullish construction.
On the other hand, a definite pence move
xxouM liberate more or lee wheat In
HUSSla. The export ntljing or Wlieni
cstrrdny was close to a million bushel,
Apart rrom me crrect or tne peace nia
russlons the wheat list made some ir
sponse to the moro hopeful tone of the
crop news. Itecent rains have benefited
the plant In Nebraska. Missouri and Kan
sas, ami, aa wits expected, the crop ad
vices Indicate this betierment. Thero was
further mention of the hssalan, fly In the
Southwest, however, and also of many
thin fields In Kansas and Missouri, tha
(lovernment In Its weekly weather report
substantiating such assertions. XX'eather
conditions In the Northwest are favorable,
and only ii small percentage of tho seed
ing rennlns to be done.
The world's visible statement showed
a larger decrease for the week than
counted on. Canadian stocks being reduced
J.PMO.OOn bushels and American stocks
about 2.000,001), while Kuropean stocks
were Increased nbnut 2.000,000. The vis.
Itile shows the following totals! t'nlted
States, 54,000,000. against 2S.O00.000 last
veari Canada, ,000,noo. against 1,000.
000: In and nftoat for the Cnlted States.
33.lM0.000 bushels, against 79,000,000 last
year.
Corn This market was relatively steady,
but quiet at times. Much of the buying
vvu. credited to shorts, who were told of
n further diminution In the country of
ferings nnd of a tlrm technical position
of the market. XX'eather conditions nre
more favorable and the completion of
planting Is close at hand. Interior re
ceipts so far this week total 1.S20.O0O
bushels, against 2,60.000 the previous
week and 1, 213.000 last year. Foreign
markets were a trifle easier.
Oats Thero were no Important price
changes nnd the small fluctuation! were
regulated by those in other grains. Aside
from a few crop comptalnts from Ohio
and tho Southwest the crop news 1 good,
only a small export trade was reported
The Interior receipts lor the day were
l.SJO.POO bushels, against 365 000 last year
Provisions Large receipts of hogs
caused some selling early, but packer were
on notn sides or tne list and speculative
offerings were restricted by the pence re
ports There were reports of buying for
tiie llelglan Itellef Commission,
Chicago prices
X";-.
Hletv
Ixisr. Clos- Prer.
Wheat :
May
July
September..
Corn:
May
July
Sentember..
Oats:
Mar
July
September..
Pork:
e.t
e.t tne clo.e
1KU
llf,
lit',
lie's
iir.
116",
JIM, 1!,
117',
117',
11",
11S
!K4
1174
T5U
714
73S
4;
4)
Ts
7f
7I
73".
f
V
a. 23
75
7l'i
73
-.1 40
.15
754
744
73
4
43
59's
2.1 4fl
23.20
12 75
12. 7
75
74U
73',
4
43
40
2.1.
22 X
12.77
12.17
July 214
September.... 23.2
Lard:
July
September.
Ttlbs:
July
September
12.70
12.
12 0 12. H7
12.92 12. 0
12.fi.-.
12 73
12 72
12 W
12
12 72
12 M 12 7
12.7.1 12 77
New Yo-k wheat rrt'" "'
Closing
.... 1234
May
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Nrrr lllith Itecnrita F.atnbllehcd.
With O Cents Marked tip.
New blrh reeords were again established In
the coffee market and for the first time this
season 9 cents appeared on ttie board when
that figure was bid for the April position, al
though the highest sale for the day waa nt
S9V for March 1-eadltig commission houes
were nraln good buyirs. and while the mar
ket Is still a narrow one trade appears to be
bronlenlng In a limited way.
The strength In Ilrazll was again the dom
inating factor, although It was thought prob
able that the peace rumors from Europe may
have exerlcd more or less lnllnence. No fre.h
cost and freight offers were received from
nrazu and private advices irom mere said
Ihil Ihe nemo... In the martlet w. allril..
tiled to the fact that little or no new crop
coffee has yet toeii offered from the Interior
owii.g to unsettled weather, and this brought
nbout a more active demand from shorls and
from those who bail contracts to fill for ex-
port,
In the local spot market there waa a little
better demand at old prices and there were
sale, reported of l.eoo bars of Santos 7s afloat
, , , , , , , , l M ,
s,nt i and 4s ht-hlr A..,-Hhd at 1 ie
.saI"1" ?,'."","..''. f '.T-l-.-T. iriPt1- -P. f"??.
"""" '""-. "''
The official llrailllan cable, reported RIo
r.rT,!.tTn n?oIn.nnn!.h!;f.Vlkn'!1mif mi!,r:i:
uA V.i. 1,1.1,.. iii.. ; '..:ion n roretgn marKet values of silk nl-
la.t Se
Prices follow
Open-niffh-Low. Cloa- Prer,
Ing. est. est. Ing. close.
.. 8 60 1 50 18808 64 s 49
6 5698 67 8.51
.. 165 8 68 111 Iiy!SS 9.58
May
June
July
August
September
Of toiler
November
December
January.
February
March
April
lir it a as 5?il-? J ii i hooka. ato. Wrappera. tlckata, foldlnr.
,n ,-w JIJSJ'k 5 A PUln up and cartona Included. No ad-
t-2s' JSJIx'anee." Theaa nettings wera exported
IM 1 81 1 74 SitSeM 111 ,A,?r," na ,n,,red on APrll II.
8 Mill 88 8 81
8 91f)8 93 9.86
4 196 1 95 8 97tr 98 8.91
9.0039.01 8 0S
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.
WASHINGTON. May 17,-The statement of
the receipts and disbursements of the Treas
ury shows:
This mo. Fiteal year
Receipts J40.2.11.46.1 4f4n.f.62.530
Disbursements 47.u77.9X6 675.922.50
Deficit I6.8M.623 t25.3t,0M
Receipts from customs to-day, 8707.S04: In
ternal revenue, ordinary. II.M7.462; income
tax. I2M.373: miscellaneous. 1290,784.
National bank notes received for redemp
tion, l,6a7,M2,
The current statement of the United 8tates
Treasurer for May 16:
GENERAL FUND.
ArnlHble gold
168.117.817
ll.sna.stf
Available silver.
Tinted Slates notes,
rts ttt
National hank Holes and Federal
reserve notes
Certified checks on banks.
Subsidiary silver, minor coin and
liver bullion
Unclassified (unsnrted) currency...
Dmki.ii. in banks and Philippine
Treasury
Available currency in Treasury
and banks
Deduct iiirrent llablllttr
Net balance In general fund
RESERVE FUND.
Gold coin and bullion
TRUST FUND
94.ys.7C,
11.225
26.XI.M
f.67.712
11,,931
217,898.467
95,116,741
122,781,726
llf2.979.OC3
To redeem outstanding certificates 81.9f.6.?96.SH
Grand total cash assets In Treasury 2.226,676.128
SECURITIES SOLD AT AUCTION.
10 shares Ludlow Typograph Company,
rhkugo, 1)1., 110 lot.
250 fes Cirdlt Foncler d Francs Bond,
831 lot.
42 shares Celluloid Company, 170.
20 shares city Investing Company pre.
(erred. 61.
$16,000 Pike's Pek XVater Company
second mortgage 6 per rent, sinking
fund gold bonds, $15 lot,
$1,000,000 Kentucky Coal and Timber De.
velopment Company 20 year 6 per
eeut. coll, gold bonds, due January.
192j, Jul v, 1909. and subsequent
coupons a 1 1 ii i lied, 10
120 shores Chicago Great XX'eslern Rail
road common trust rertlOcntea, 13
600 shares Tuolumne Copper Mining Com
pany. 48e, per slnre.
I share Remington Sherman Company. $22
1 share Cits.eriy Assets Corporation, 111,
2." (.hare (iuarnntv Trust Company, 435.
113,117 shares Blfhnp Silver Mines, Ltd,
II 01)0 nt
5 shales Ibe Viile l.ei.lug Corporation. 35
$10,oou Southern Callfnrnli Gaa Company
first mortgage 6 per cent. geM bends,
due November) 1960, 12 H.
GUGGENHEIM STOCK
PAYS NEARLY 4 FORI
Kxnlnmtintl Co. Holders It!!-
cclvo In 17 Years $!)7,171,
U for $27,01)0, 100.
KEP0HT ON LIQUIDATION
The flnnl report on the liquidation of
the Guggenheim Kr.ploratlon Company
,.. bccn forwarded to stockholders by
rorwartien to stocsnoKiers nj.
I.anlel fluggenbelin. president. It show,
that the s ockholders paM to 1h. com-
,"fr '''' l,,,cr7l" '"?5,0Jfln,Ti
llut ,nf' nve received $24,1R2,03 In
nn'' K3.01S.2I8 In the die-
seventeen years of the company's
,""'', , Th ""l f M'MhM'T
'oM'tn .Pr share follovxs :
Securities of market value January 1.
191ft, of 0.30, msh 111.85 and l-ook I
value of certlllcates of beneficial Inter- 1
chi In Yukon. Alaska Trnat 113.43. mak-
I'" ... ' .P1..!!.V. I
j.,,., j, ..
lug 15 per cent. In 1915 and 4 ver cent.
for the first qunrter of 191 6.
Securities distributed to stockholders
were o06.707 shares of Kennecott Cop-.'n
per Corporation. l..4,240 of . Hav Con-
solld.xted Copper Company, 97.713 of
Chlno Copper nnd 69,449 of American
Smelting and Itellnlng. In addition
208.433 shares of Yukon-Alaska Trust
nre now being distributed. The bold-
Ings of the company In Tukon Cold
Company. 2,842.625 shares, were turned
over to tho Yukon Alaskn Trust The
report also announces the sale during
the year 1915 of 404,504 shares of ftah
Copper Company stock In exchange for
606,756 shares of the Kennecott Copper
Corporation.
Th .ivb ii.i nf ih. tr.nn.ii rnnn
Corporation show that the C.uggenheln.
interest still retain tta.iid .hares ills.
trtbuted among twenty-seven names,
Daniel tluggcnhelm. who was the largest i"' u' comes irom Jicxicn, seeK
Indlvldual stockholder last December, has lag a market hero because of superior
reduced his holdings to 1.000 shares,
There are at present 4,300 stockhold
ers of record, a against 800 last No
vember. With the Otlggenhelm Interests.
J. I. Morgan & Co. still retain con-1
trol. 5S0.411 share of the slock being I
recorded to the names of persons nt 23 creaee of Capital.
Wall Street, their address. The largest . ,. . , . J ,
Individual stockholder outlde of these I Th; .C '?,r2,.Trus.t rmPny declared
two Interests Is Harry I'avne Whitney I dividend of 166.66 2-3 yesterday pay
with 5!,296 shares. Ilavden, Stone & , V,T. Juj' 1 t0 s,ock of record June 1.
Co. follow with 40.719 shares. li'lb- Noce was sent out that a spc-
rvtber hn.i. .v.. i clal stockholders' meeting has been
nr )...,. i.i.t re ,..
4.000 : It 1 Ooldschmlilt i'n 17 mi .'
,.'. J ...r. ..tr.-."1.0.1. :
..muuiK o. o., n,in; i.. l- itoiiiscniiu ,
Company. 22,653 ; K. It. Smith Coninani'.
1 4.243 : Me. .more Kemlnll 10 0l fjri i
mann Hro., 13,0
.025 ; Samuel I'nter'myer.
fntermycr. 1.016; Isaao 1
23,i 12 ; Kugene
i. iiienuyrr, ; i-iior, liuilani Ic
Smvth. 38.607 r1. n VaV, r-rtmr.-,,.. I
Kllor. Hullard
jr. .
N'ash Commnv I
Omaha. 21.57S: Oeorge W. Perkins, ti -
600; Thomas V. ltvan. 12,563 ; Jl.illBar-)
ten A Co., 11,111 : W, H. l..iuer Company,
12.237 : K. D. Levlnson Companv. 10.314 ; 1
Iuls Markhall. 9.000: Corneilua Van-
derbllt. 8,336 : D. T. WatcrN. 27.003, and
Oertrude V. Whitney, 25,842.
Onlf States Steel Dividend.
The Gulf States Bteel Company de
clared the regular quarterly dividend of
i- per cent, on the first preferred stock
ri?!'"iiLlndh,o.?r,,."nt,0';.n"!? ,hat
2 '... ... . . ' I
reserves. Ac. amounted to 11S2.545 nnd
that tarnlnnH for the tlrel four months
of the current year were 1583.032,
CUSTOMS DECISIONS.
MlCItOSCOPES The Itn.r .f l!.....l
ly,PserSe,;rr ,Ahl,cS.,CraChd"ndl,n:.,,,c'e,;,',r,:,
microscopes for examining emanations of
nullum from the clay pipe" should have
been assessed by the customs officials as
microscopes at the rate of 25 per cent
ad valorem, under paragraph 94 of the
tariff act of 1913,. rather than at the rat"
of 35 per cent, ad valorem under para
graph 93 as optical Instruments.
l.ACE CCSirioN COVEIts Certain lace,
cushion coders claimed by AI O. l'rltchard
A Co. to be artistic antiquities entitled to
free entry under paragraph 656, tariff act
of 1913. were the subject of a decision
rennere.i uy me Hoard or General Ap.
rrs udg. XVaUe In overmMn1; thh I
.rrlteU.1"N5atn,VrM
i.1L.c'"Th?.'". l,r'"."";1 "non enrre.
jii ui-rrs.
claim
i hut th
epnnaence. mis. now ever, Is not evidence
Upon Wh ch we run l.i.e a enneln.len Tl,.
prnte.t I. overruled as unsupported"
..US" Mi" MAKING MACHINES The
i"n inresu ompany or Huston won be.
to" '" Hoard of General Appraisers In
i .u1.onl u'.ue Involving the correct clas.
slilcatlon under the tariff act of 1918 of
n,h netajnaklng machines Duty was levied
machines at the rate of 25 per
' f."' J,'' valorem under paragraph IC6 as
mar ones or ma
or nettings" The
slflcatlon ns mam
Importers claimed cla"
manufactures of metal not
. specially provided for under paragraph 167.
I vainr.rn ' This i-Ul'm Is sustsmed""' "
SII.K' NETTING -No advanc, ,. made
!Jn .'mP.ll h-ra from G. Sldenb.rg
' ' ""tiintnam. according to a reip
pralsement decision Just handed down by
General Appraiser Howell, Judge Howell
writes; "Silk Hrusseli net, 72 Inch. 818.
84344 holss, 4006. 9, II and 14. entered
at 22d. per yard. Discounts It per cent.,
" iL n. .... .... 1 1 ' ,. t 1 . ,
SILVER PLATED BNAP FASTENERS
Metal anap fasteners plated with sliver
are properly dutiable at the rate of 80
per cent, ad valorem under paragraph
167 of the tariff act of 1913 as silver
plated metal articles, according to n de
cision handed down yesterday by the
Board of United Statei General Appraisers
This decision overrules a protest of Jose
Lama A Hermano of San Juan, I'orto
Itlco. against the collector's assessnient.
The Importers claimed classification under
the provision In paragraph 161 for "snap
fasteners mad" wholly or In chief value nf
iron or eieej
with duty at the rate of
but 15 ner cent, ad valorem.
SMALL RUBIinit BALLOON'S. Duty ts
(lxed at the rate of 35 per cent, ad
valorem, under paragraph 8(2 tariff act
or 1919, aa toys and parta or toys, on small
rubber billoons. Imported by Florent
Ilauwons, of fit. Louts, In a decision by the
Board of General Appraisers. The test!-
ninny .nc.rii wiuv iiir.e imuouns are in- . . . u .. .. ., ... .....
tinted with gas. nn advertisement stamped A,la for six months, with the privilege
on them, and finished In this country. The lh(,n " Purchase. The defendant coin
Importer claimed classification under para. 1 pany withdrew the ship In April, 1916,
grapu job, as manuiaciures or in.ua run-
ber or gutta-percha, not specially pro.
l,pr or kuiiu lrn na, nui Hprriau)-
cent, ail
. T..a. U..I l...n l
this claim, wrltea: "These balloons are
evidently only suitable for the amusement
of children. They r parts of toys and
"'..TO','.1'."""" ftr lt" CoH'ctor."
QUICKSILVER General Appraiser
Brown handed down a reappralsement de.
cislon. In which It Is held that quicksilver
shinned by Almacenes Genera les de In.
poilto of Vera Crux, Mexico, waa correctly j
I entered at this port as being valued at 80
United States dollars per flask. XX'hen en-
tered here the appraiser held that ther"
was no senilis; pin. Ill ..ir.n-w, Mini uiie.il
his return for duty on the American sell -
ing nrlcs. This meant. In view of the
present conditions due to the war, n de.
elded advance over ths Invoice, price. The
Government admitted at the hearing that
If a market existed the entered value was
correct. The Importer re led on an art
davit showing three sales In Mexico to
substantiate the claim that a market ex
ists there. Tho general appraiser decldrs
that tills testimony waa sufficient to prove
the Importer's contention
DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS
Company nd Term.
XVIseonsln Edison. Inc.,
Gulf States Steel, auar-
Stk. Ami. P'at.le.
11.76 Juno so
terlv 1 pfd. li July 1
Republlo Iron and Steel,
ipinrterly pfd. 1; July 1
Reniibllo Iron end Steel.
extra
:Ts July l
Cuban. American Susnr.
quarterly pfd. 1", July J
Cuban-American Sugar,
quarterly com, JM.ej j)y j
Saxon Motor Car Cor
poration, Initial . .. $1.14 July 1
Standard oil Cloth,
quarterly com. 1?4 July 1
Standard Oil Cloth,
quarterly A pfd, 144 July I
Standard Oil Oioth.
quarterly ..Bpfd. 144 July 1
WEEK'S EXPORTS HERE
VALUED AT $57,287,419
Munitions Sent Abroad To
talled .$18,580,781 Im
ports Also Increased.
The weekly compilation of the foreign
department of the National City
Hank shows export valued at ir,7,287,-
M 19 from New York for the week ended
1 May 13. as against 934.071.S1S In tho cor-
responding week In 1915 and $14, 4155, 362
1,1 " 9 1 .n jrland toolc 923.1S3.039. na
aRn n'1. t! H1 4 ,n 'ifJ c,po?.dl,ng
nf ,9,G. Vranx $s,t7,480 ; Italy.
M.m.M; : Greece 2.:i0 411i Bpaln.
Il.007.lfi3; Argentina. $1.03M1, and
' ujV-1I'7"-0D- AK ,
Shells, explosive! and firearm! to the
amount of J13.S80.781 were exported
,,urln ,n" w'ek- otner lare ,tcm
xvere: Automobiles, commercial. 11.059,-
V&MiZ
'M9t 57 : brass mam.fnctures.
13.077,006, and Iron and steel. 12,885,953.
Imports Into the port of New York for
he week ended May 6. 1918, were 30,.
014,884, as against 118,883.083 for the
Th eii ... nnmn.'sl. k. .
enmnl allon nt tli vnrM neodnetlon of
Petroleum and the part played by the
United State In this production. This
shows that the United Htates produced
1915 66.3 per cent, of theworId's out-
Put ' crude, petroleum, aa against 64
Per cent. In 1910. 43 per cent In 1900. 60
P"- cent. In 1890 and 88 per cent. In
J""1- The world production In 1915 Is
Placed nt 44O.00O.O0O barrels and that
'910 318,000.000 barrel. These
figures nre compared with a total world
production In 1900 of 64,000,000 barrels:
'90, 46.000,000; 1880, 26.000.000, and
o.voo.qoo.
The United States. It la reported
despite It Is the world's largest producer
of crude petroleum. Is becoming of lute a
r'onslderablo Importer. The nunntltr of
.mule petroleum Imported In 1914 Is '
'P'ced at about 18 000.000 barrels and In :
"'' yar which end next month,
nl'out 20.000,000 barrels. A large pro-
refining facilities.
TO VOTE ON CENTRAL TRUST.
Stockholders Will Decide on In-
called for June 2 for the authorization I
of tlle proposed Increase In the capital!
stock fentn ls.nnn.ftflA..llvl.l.,tin.nsnnnnl
i i.t I
.es. with a par value of 1100., to
"."O'i,ti0O, illvldeil Into 60,000 shares of
'"..""rj' ,""llv' ,
Stockholders, will
vote also on the
Iiroiiu.-eii uiterinK oi ine anilllionai stocK
ai fiar to stocKiionicr or record on sucn
date, for such period and under such
ri-srulatlont and provisions as shall be
determined nt tho special meeting, and
np nU additional shares not
'ubscrlbed. taken and paid for by the
president of the company to such per
sons in such manner at such time or
times and at such price aa ho may de
termine, provided thnt none of the
shares shall be sold for less than the
market value thereof nor for less than
lion a share.
I The stock was recently quoted at
1225 bid and 1240 asked. On this basis
tl'' rights for the new stock are est!
mated to be worth $450 a share. Reg
ular dividends of 40 per cent, and extras I
amounting to 10 per cent, were paid Inst i
year.
t v T.7.11.,. .!,,.,
---"-" '--
on May 23. 1905, and on that day th
.iihv .. 1.11:1. nnn nn in.i nav in.
gross deposits were approximately
- M6.600.000. Yesterday -they
were np
proximately $166,800,000.
SERVE RYAN IN $300,000 SUIT.
Lawyers for Oppenhsrlna Have Aatn
Followed to Wall Street.
Tliomas K. Ryan was served yesterday
fla n Hefendnnt In th" linn OnO dnmapn
suit brought by Henjamln Oppenhelm. a
-". against former directors of the I
Street Hallway Company!
because the mad caused his disbarment .
on n-rturp, testlrnonv when he was con.
I perjlireu icsuinon) w nen 11" was con-
"ducting a damage case against the com
i pany. Oppenhelm has since been re
Instate'd,
nrforts to serve Mr. Ryan have been
made since the suit was brought a year
ago. For some months he has been at
his Virginia estate, but when It wa
learned at the omce of Edmund I..
Mooney. counsel for the plaintiff, that
Mr Ityan had returned to the city, his
, home wn watched. Yesterdav morntnir
I when he was seen to leave the house the
I Process sen-er followed his automobile
In another machine and served Mr. Ilyan
In XVall street.
Supreme Court Justlos Donnelly de
.elded yesterday that the Individual de
fendants must appear for examination
before trial. Therefore Mr. Ryan will
be required to appear. An affidavit by
Harry Payne Whitney, on defendant,
said:
"If the facta stated In th affidavit
of Oppenhelm art true, certainly the
plaintiff ha been treated srery bsdly by
the Metropolitan Street Railway Com
pany." SUES SHIP CO. FOR $300,000.
Swedish 1,1ns 47bsraed With Evad-
Ina Parchaae Option,
The Universal Transportation Com
pany, Inc.. filed a $300,000 breach of
. contract suit In th United States Die-
! trlct Court yesterday against the nederl
1 t . ' ' -T. "..IV. 11 ' 1 '
' ll 1 ,',m,r' " eiea, ,.
"."JP eorporatlon owning the steamship
Ada, which was chnrtered by the plain
tiff on December 10, lfllR.
The plaintiff company says that It
agreed to pay $166,000 for the use of the
I lie complaint continues, and rerused to
I nllow tl)8 nlnlntlff to exerrlse Its on-
...
I'"i .iic loiirf nri rimii iiu IV llliei.
Judge II. A. M. Smith decided In fax'or
of the plaintiffs, but ruled that the
Universal company would have to bring
anotn(,r mlU to c0)iect damages.
I
SEAHN0 CHECKED BY NEW LAW
I i3t''Ulll'u viu-uatav DI JTItiW liArY
Nrnfonndlnnil Bars Large Steams
ships From the Fisheries.
vt n. . ,
. Rt- JOHNS. N, F.. May 17. Because
local seal fishermen bagged last season
296,000 seals, valued at $650,000, the
Newfoundland Legislature has enacted
ir!ltrctlons ileslcned to nrevenl th ...
, ,. ',, """Knea to prevent the ex-
''" mummo in mc
waters near tne island.
Under tho lawn Just passed large steel
steamers such as hnx'o been used exten
sively In tho last few years are pro
hibited from engaging In sealing,
Many of theso vessels xvere sold last
year by their owners to the Itunslsn Ad-
mlralty for use ns Icebreakers, the
owners having anticipated the present
restrictions, hut one, the Florlxel, en
gagcl Itj this season's hunt nnd procured
46,000 pelts, the record for one vessel,
and yielding a profit nt $130,000, The
new restrictions prohibit a x-essel capable
of carrying morn than 25,000 pelts from
engnglng In the hunt.
Day's Customs Rssretnta fMT2.oa.
Hecelpts for duties nt the Custom
House yesterday were $I72,R03.35, of
which $149,093 wns for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
$323,710.35 for recent Importations.
REAL ESTATE
TRANSACTIONS
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFER!!.
(With name and address ef lender ana
attorney. If attorney' name Is omitted
address party of first part.)
Downtown.
(South of Fourteenth it)
WAfmtNOTON RT. 121, n cor Carlisle st,
Jl.tiiJ1.2xl; Washington at, 126, e s.
2l.lxtx20,2xli Washington st. 12T-0. e
s, 31.1 Albany st, 41.ltiJx0.2xt(.S;
Albany at. 8. a . 67.4 XX'ashlngton st,
runs w 115.3 to n Carlisle at,
No 6, x a 26. Sx n 40x n w 14. tx n
55 to Albany st x n w 30.1 to beg; Albany
t, , a. 20x64 lly II Wlntrliigham.
heir, to Wm T XVIntriniham, tit Hicks
st. niclrn. 14 pt. May 4: atty, XV M
1-owell, ; Wall at 1100
BATAIID HT, II, , 101.11 w Forsyth
at, 20.7x42 Philip J Brltt, rsf, to Vm
Steinberg, 1 w Itth at. alt title, May
lit atty, Title Uuaranty A Trust ro. i;
llway 110.000
WANlllNGTON ST, 444-70, w i. (0 i Canal
or lfoboken at, 70x100, all of Canal at
Ulobnkcn at, 11). rear ef begins 0 of
Canal x 100 w Washington at, runt a 4x
w 20x n 24x 30 to beg, i, pt lly I.eer
burgcr to Jno J llurton, ISO Harrison st.
Bast Orange, N J, mtg I7S.000. May 15:
atty, l.awyera Title A Trust Co, U0
llwar.. i
CANAI, (lloboken st, 11), rear of begins
HO Canal x 100 w Washington at, runs
a 34x w 20x n 24x e 20 to beg t.erbro
Co to Henry I.eerburgsr. 542 X' lllth st,
4 pt. May 12: atty. Lawyers T1U
Trust Co, t0 llway tl
OrtEK.vn ht, 01, w a, 107.3 n Spring at,
17 10x76.3, with all title to alley adj en
s Itoht If Wsgner. ref, to Equitable
Life Assurance society, 120 llway, fore
clos May I, uia, May 12: attya. Alex
ander Oreen. 120 IJway 114.000
HO.SD ST, 27, a a. 25 x 114.4 to 15 ft alley,
with rights to alley: West Urnadway,
476. a, 120 s Houston, runs e 100 x n
25 x w 50.2 x a 3 x w 49.8 to st pt
of Houston st x a 21.4, to beg,
21st t. 44 K. a s. 200 ft w of 4lh av,
26 x 92, mtg 121,000 on this parcel, also
property tn Bronx -Henrietta Hrhover
rli et at to F It ilrnsx F.statea. Inc. r.O
XV "1st at, 4-5 part, May 11; atty, Law.
yera Title Trust To. 160 llway It
S.XMF. I'ltorntlTY Marl" C Crnokes tn
same, 1-S part, Miy 15, att).
aine , 115.000
7TH ST. 216-2164 i:. n s. 216.4 w ef Av C.
33.4 x 37 it -Margaret Carragan to David
Home. 1941 So Blvd. Bronx. May 0.
atty, Jos Home, -.".6 llway It
I0T" ST. 2 It, s s. 250 ft of 1st av.
fath "ft" May n-.ttr loth"";
i.,h. .... ...',- .', . " . n
kamk PltOPnilTV -Jennie Pchnall to
10th St Baths. Inc. 261 R 10th at. May
16 II
raat Side.
(East ef Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
110th sts )
16TH FT, 617 E. n a. 261 ft e of At B. 28
x 92 Title Ouaranty A Trust Co to
(leorga XX'agner. 113 7th av. all title.
May 16; atty, Title Ouaranty A Trust
To. 176 llway It
SAME I'llOl'EltTV Bond A Mtg Guar
antee Co to same, mtg 112,000, May IS:
atty, same 1100
47TII ST. 330 U, a s. 200 ft w of 1st av,
25 t 100 lly M Ooldfoaie. ref. to Ads.
table U Henry. 51 E "2d st. foreclosure
May 9. 1916. May 1 9 i atty, Jas u Mem-
man. 2 Hector st
,ST..AV' f.5''. T w'.0.of.?".,h l?'5 :s
Albert M Schuck to Peter Cook and ano.
231 I. 3lst st. May it. atty, reter cook,
:i ma. $100
50TH ST. 11-20 K, s e, 293.10 6th av
r.r, -ino 6 iirand Hantds Furniture Co
to the Hampton Shops Inc. IS, i: 20th
st. mtg tieo.ooo. API 25: attts. Hlrsch.
S A I.. 160 Hvvuy II
tauk av, see asm si. igs.iuv r
Park Ave and 65th St Corp to 409 Park
Ave lo. Inc. 49 Wall st. mtc 1265.000.
May 4; atty, Geo H Coghlau. 49 Wall
st 1100
l'AHK AV. e a. 81 t a 61st st. 53 3x100
Park Union Holding Co to John C
(VNelll. 28X Ft XX'ashlngton av, mtg 1265.
"00. May I, atty. Albert M Ivy. 45
Cedar st 1100
61ST ST. a s. 325.6 e 2d av. 24 6x102.2
A. lam II Michel to Hy A Michel. 211
i: 3th st. May 15 1100
SAME 1'ltOPEHTT Hy A Michel to Adam
11 Michel and Anna, his wife, as Joint
tenants. 21S E 19th st. May 15; atty.
Hy A Michel, 211 E 9th st 1100
I9TH ST. 5 E. n s 142 2 5th av. 36 x
100 Emily S Hornblnwer, widow, to
N Trust Co, 26 Broad st. Apt 27.
any, Chas A Boston, 24 Broad st. .11
3CT1I s-'T. a s. t0 a Sth av. 2Jxl20.i
Emily S nnrnblower, widow, to N V
Trust Co. 26 Broad st. API 27, attv.
' has A Boston. 21 Broad st II
107TII ST. 112. E. a s. 153. e Tark ay. 25x
ion.li David Sll to i.eorsam lieaity
1 1,- 1- in-ii,
Corp. 112 I; 107th st. May is
attv.
Ftlncr A Maass, ion nway ,
, 1100
XXest Mile.
(West of Fifth nv. be-,wen Fourteenth
and ll"th sts.)
7TH AX", s e cor Sth st. 9S 9x140. Ells
F Kick, wtdow and devi'ee. to nenj F
Haas, 151 XX" th t. mtg 1320,000, May
Is. atty. T G A T Co, !? llway. 1100
65TH ST. 313 XX', n a. 175 w Sth av.
1X100 5 Frederic I leichmati. ref. to
Gu.tav A Kaenipfter. 10 Belts av, Hor-
ugli of Queens, foreclosure, May 9. 1914.
May 16: attv. T O A T Co. 176 llroad-
vav 115.100
' SAME rnbpEHTX" fl'ust'avV ' A " kaempf
fer to Cresceni-Star ltealty Co. 211-13
T: V'v 1 Mv0, B' V'i
UT' isi w. n .. Vlb" w 'coiumbu.
av, 20x100 8 lnnard I. Hill to wm
Fl.chman et si, 315 Central Park XV,
trus. May 14; atty. T O A T Co. 176
llway 1100
8CT1I ST. 183 XX'. n e. 447 e Amsterdam
av, 23x100 8 Ellia A Flanlgan to XVm
Flschnian et al, 315 Central park XX', trus.
mtg 125.000. May 15; atty. T (1 A T
Co. 176 llway 11
SCTH ST. 135 W. n . 353 w Columbus
av. 23x100 8 Sidney Nlckel.burg to XVm
Flsehmin et al. S16 Central Park XX".
trus, mtg 135.000, May 16, atty. T G A
T Co, 17C llway I1V9
I piown.
(Manhattan Island, north of 110th at.)
117TII ST. 1!6 W, n a. itl w Lsnox
av, 18x100 11; 117th at, 137 XV. n s, 804
w Lenox av, 18x100 11 Emily S Horn
blower, widow, tn N Y Trust Co. 26
llroad et. April 27; atty. Chas A Hos.
ton. 24 Broad et II
12'TII ST. 188 W, a a. 135 7th av.
26x99.11 Maloch Realty Co. Ine, to Bobt
Bader, 668 Grand av. Long Island City,
May 10; atty, Julius Bachrach, 120
Bway 1100
18 1ST ST, 111 W, a, 410 a 7Ui av,
20x99,11 Jno M Schmidt to Adam D
Bruen. mtg 19.000, May II; atty, T O
A T Co. 174 Bway It
136TH ST. n a. 100 a Amsterdam av, 86.2
199.11 Ellas Goodman to Bltaa Good
man Heaity Co. Ine. 161 XX' 26th at. mtg
135,000, May 16; atty, flaml Hoffman.
320 llway II
EDGECOMBE AV, 100-2, nee 139th st.
35xSO--south Side Constn Co to Emma
Isenberg, 135 E 116th st. May 12; atty.
Clins II Bates. 64 Wm st It
140TH ST. n s. 100 e Bway. 60x39.11
Clara B MeMullin, widow, and ana,
heirs to Dayton Building Co, Inc. 131
Nassau st. mtg 110.000. May 10: attv.
Title Guaranty A Trust Co, 176 Broad
way 1100
, 150TII 'st. ' n 'ijo '" V 'iiway! ' ii'xVll
633 West 160th St Const Co. Inc. to
Chai G Herbermann et al, 346 Convent
nv. mtg 116,000, May 16; atty, Lawyers
Title A Trust Co. 160 nway 1100
ST NICHOLAS AX', 961. n w o 181th at,
runs n :i)3.a io s s l&mn st x w si i x
s 199.10 to 158th st X e 78.5 to beg
Halcyon Real Estate Corp tn Mary A
Halght. 1080 Trinity av, Bronx, mtg
8200,000, May 15; atty, Ioul J Jacnves.
196 Bway $100
169TH ST. XV. n s, 80.10 e rt XX'ashlngton
nv, 46x86.7 M Linn Bruce, ref, to
Eliphalet L Davis, 249 XV 22d st. fore
clos Apl 14. 1916. May 12; atty, XValter
F Peacock, II Pine at $3,900
170TH 8T, n s. 100 e 11th av. 25x100
J Parry Mtlllken and nno to Mary J Cal
houn and ano, extrxs. 565 XX' 170th st.
Mar 4; attys, Carrlngton A P. 200
llway 11(1,000
BROADWAY, sec 183d St. 10B.10xl03.7x
104.11x118 Nassau Mtg Co to Cath C
Mlddleton. 127 XV 2d st, mtg $42,000,
Sept 1, 1915; atty, B A S. 46 Cedar
st $1
llroni.
(Borough of The Bronx.)
LATSONTA1NE AV, w a. 112.6 n lllth at.
37,6x100 XVeller Meeker lllty Co to V J
Bldg 'n. Inc. 1044 Tremont av. May 16;
atty, F X Kelly, 500 XXillla av $10
LOTS 2 and 16. mnp Allen est Ant Caputl
and ano tn Hyman M Field, 255 E 3d
st. May 1; ally, Hyman M Field, 255
E 8d st II
ROIHIINS AV. ti w cor 140th st, 100x117.2
XVIIIIam Strlch and ano to Strlch A
7,eldier. Inc. 140th st and Jackson av.
mtg 173,500, May 1; attys, Stroock A
S 30 Broad st $100
STErllHINS AV. s. 13.1.10 n Freeman st,
26x127.2 Nnweld Holding Corpn to Com
munity Ice Co, Inc. 624 XV 67th et, mtg
$4,400, May 18; stty, T U A T Co, 171
Bway $100
LOTS 110 to 112, map Joel XX'olfe est
Jacob lt Freedman tn Ralph L Sachs.
814 XVest End av, May 8: atty, John A
FietnmeU. 1006 E 180th st It
LOT 273, map Halght est Ephralm B
Levy to Felix Front, Mar S. 1905 (correc.
Hon deed); atty, Helen 8 Leube, 8011
XVestrhester hv j
SAME PROPERTY Clara Treat (widow)
to Giovanni Calogern and nno, 203 E 86th
st. mtg 1900, May 16; atty, same...
PLOT begins 147 w Union av, being part
Int 16. map J V llutchler, 25x- x
Thus II BrabllHIll et al lo Gen Ster
neckart, 13 S 12th av, Mount X'ernnn, N
V. I'd. , 1911 ally J C Whltemin II
I37T1I ST. 376. s . 2.'.100 l.iiar Gold,
berg to Morris Brooks. 426 E 155th st.
and ano, Apr . 1916, mtg $$.764; ally.
Jos A Michel, 20$ llway ..$100
MiraltES AV, a , 100 n lllth at, 60x17.4
Lena It Shapiro to Nathan tl Jarobspn,
120 E 166th at, mtf 15,600, May 18:
atty, b T A T Co, 153 I! 149th st....lt00
nitOOK AV, 423, w s. 25x90 Anna Wis
derslh to Bensneon llealty Co. 401 E
152d st, mtg 114,000, May Ui atty, T G
jl. T l-A t?fl llmnv 1100
AV I), n e cor 12tb st, 83x105 (Unlonport)
otto n Burger to Kmma lieaity o.
607 XVIIlls av, mtgs $6,600, May ti nlty,
THAT r-o 17a Iln-av 1100
SAME ritOPEIlTY Smada Benlty Co to
Humeri oragnanl, 1449 i,ongrenow av,
and ana, mtg 16.600, May 17; atty. T G
A T Co. 17a Ilwav 1100
LOTS 25 to 28. 44. 101 to 108 Thornton
jirei to to ueo it janes, mo? noe v,
Mav l! attv. THAT Co. 176 Bwar..ll00
Anct'I.AlllNS l'U a a, 26.4 w Walton av,
KIXS0.SX27XSn.S I'aiK MClllone in .vtnrsv
MrGlone, 146 E 169th st, Mar 4; atty.
Margt MeOlone, 146 E 169th et... .12.200
MORTGAGES.
(With nam and address ef lender and
lender's attorney.)
Downtown.
(South of Fourteenth at)
FULTON ST, 74-74. w cor Rydars alley.
ss.li so s uoia at tssi z71.sxos.1ux
76.1, May II, due June it. 110. 6 p 0
Ella A Davit to Emigrant Indus Sav
Bank. 61 Chambers it; atty, Edw J Mc-
Oulre, 61 Chambers at 17,600
BAYARD ST, II, . 101.11 w Forsyth st.
2V.1XIZ, iar is, i yrs. 6 v o wm mein
berg to U 8 Trust Co of N T. trus, 46
Wall at: atty, T O A T Co, 176 Broad-
v
BOND ST, 17, a t. 16x114.4 to II ft alley.
with alt title to alley. May 13. 3 yrs
6 p c T It Gross Estates, Ine, to Law
yers Tills A Trust Co, 160 Bway. .110,000
East Side.
(East of Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
110th ats.)
1ITR ST. n a 111 Av B. 16x11, May II.
due and Int as per bond aeo Wagner
to Bond A Mtg Guarantee Co, 171 Bway:
atty, T O A T Co, 176 Bway $12,000
Weat Side.
(West st Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
110th sis.)
28D ST, s s, 3(13.1 w Sth ar, 21.10IB .
May 16. 1 yr, 4 p c Luke Fltigerald to
Saml Rchap, 2!B XV ssth st; atty, I-aw.
)rs Title A Trust Co. 1UO Bway.. $1,000
431) ST, a s. 340 e Sth av, runs s ino.r.x "
20 x n O.I x e 40 x s 0.1 x HI x x n
100 4 to st x w 70S to beg; May HI. de
mand 1 p c Scheldra lllty Corpn to lllty
Mtg Co et al, .10 I. 42,1 st; atts. Htod
dant Mark, 12S Ilwav I1.1..MM)
MTU ST. 813 XX', n s, 17S w Sth av. lsx
tin)..'.. May 16, ft rs, .' p c Umtav A
Kaenipfter to Title Guarantee A Trust
Co, 170 Ilwav $14,000
IlltOADXX'AY. 2101-2100, a w cor 7sth st.
runs w ion x a 102: x e 21. H x Ml x
e !i3.1(i to llway x n 100 to beg. May 10.
due A Int as per bond Itilse Living
ston A alio to I' S Mtg A Trust Co. M
cedar st. atty. Title Guarantee A Tru't
Co, 170 Bway 1170.000
Uptown.
(Manhattan Island, north of 110th st.)
110TH ST. 119-121 E. n a. 220 3 e Park av.
3:.Sxl00.11. .May 11. 1 yr. ft p c Jas M
S.-Unr to Emigrant industrial Svgs Bank.
.11 Chambers st; attya. It A E J O'Gor
man, .11 Chambers st - 17,000
117TII ST. 60 XV, s s. 175 e Lenox av, 23x
lno.U, May 17, due A Int as per bond
Anna Stein, widow, to Bella Ehrenrelch.
M.I Tiffany st; atty, Finance Operating
Co. 140 Nassau at I7.1U
EDGECO.MIIE AX, 100-102, II e cur l.lllth
st. a.'.xsn, deed recorded as mtg as per
statement nled A recording tax I37..V)
paid Emma Isenberg to Casualty Co of
America, mtg, II7.SO0, May 10; atty.
Chester U Bates. US William st. . .omitted
140TH ST. n s, 100 e Klvvay, 60x99.11. May
16, duo Jan 1, 1917, or sooner. 6 p c
Dayton Bldg .'n. Inc. tn Clara II MeMul
lin and alio, 661 XV 141st st; atty. II A
!'. 46 Cedar et 110 000
PLAZA LAFAYETTE (161st st). n s. 268.11
w Northern av, runs n " 214. 7x n w
64 8x s 64 to pt 100 e Riverside Drive
i again s 49 llx n w 97.11 to e a
Riverside Drive x s w 100.9 to n s I'lixi
Iwtfayette x 161.11 to beg, building
loan. May 16, demand, 6 p c Miami
Realty Co to City Mtg Co, 16 Wall t;
atty, F A Snow, 16 XVall st 1225,000
Bronx.
(Borough of Th" Bronx.)
PARK AV. 4511. w a. 66x90, May 16, 6 yrs.
6 p c XXinnle llealty A Constn Co to
Annie Klmbt-rly. 137 Hicks st, llklyn:
att), Etw Goldechmldt. 26 Liberty
st 114. Ooo
LOTS 142 and 14$. map Lohbauer Park,
May 13. 3 yrs. 6 p c Wm J I.udwlg to
Max F Schmidt, 231 E Tremont av. atty,
l.awvera Title A Trust Co, 160 Broad
way $1,500
WIHTK l'l.Al.N.f iiu, e s. loo. s n own
pi, 25.8x106.6, prior mtg 16,000, May li.
due, Ac. as per bond carah E Map.-, to
XVm T Mapes. 663 E 242d st; atty. Title
Guar A Trust Co, 176 llway vna
SPCYTKN lll'YVII, A Port Morris It 11 Co
w s, ISO s w 177th St. 200x328.10 to t' S
Improvement line east side of Harlem
River 200 11x401 7. together with 'and
May If., due. ,tc. as per bond N X- Yacht
Launch A Engine Co to Imls F lte..,i
'7 Reynolds ter, orange. N J; atty. Tit
Guaranty .1 Trust Co, 176 Bway. 125, ooo
PEI.HAM HP. s. being Int 273. map 47.1
ini iiaigni e.i, .May 10, uue, arc, an p. r
bond Giovanni Ca'.ogero to Clara I'ro.t
64 3d av, Collige Point, L I, atty, Helen
S I.eube, 3011 We.tehester av.. . ISOil
LOTS 218 to 220, map Century Investing
Co, Xlay 16. due, X as per bond -Chas
llarft to Morna McO Christie, ss gdn,
448 XX'ashlngton st, Newark, N J, attv
T 11 Mcilrath. 233 Bway 13 ona
LOTS 9. 25 to 28 and 101 to 103. map .1.''
lots Schleffelln Estate, pr mtg, May 1
due, Ac. ss per bond Geo H Janss to
Emma 1C Jansa, 793 crotona Park North
atty. Oo 11 Jans. 1057 Hoe av, 12 7'.0
F1ND1.AY AX", n e cor l!th st. 40x100, pr
nitg. Aprtl 16, due July 22, 1917, ii p c -Morris
Halpern and ano to Eugene 1,
Richards trust. 61 Bway 16, ooo
I.OR1.NO 1I, 2226, e s. 127.11x79 4 Irreg
May 17, du Mav 1, 1921, 6 p c luring
Constn Co to Bway Savs Instn. 6 Park
Pi, atty, R II Kelly, 233 Bway... t SO.O'.i
ASSIGNMENTS OI" MORTGAGES
Manhattan.
77TII ST. n a. 256.3 e MadUm av, 18. 9x
102.3 Frederic d P Foster to Julia M
Foster, at Tuxedo Park. N Y, uttv
Lawyers Title A Truat Co. If 0
Bway $22,000
SAME PROPERTY Julia M Foster to
l.awyera Title A Trust Co. 160 Ilwav
nttv, laiwyers Title A Trust do, n,o
Ilwav $19,000
3D AX', 1917 Lawyers Mtg Co to Jno
G Agar, trus, 12 E 63d at; atty. Lawyers
Mtg Co, 69 Liberty st $6,600
70T1I ST, a e. 125 e Madison av. 28 6x100.6
Farmera laian A Trust Co to .laa I,
Mitchell at al. trus. 164 XX'ashlngton
Park, llklyn: atrys, Stewart A S. 46 1
wan at jiuimu'v
LENOX AX, n e cor U6th st. 88.10x75
Mutual lafe ma Co to iouis j vvem et
al. exrs. 201 XV 7?th st. atty. I.awer.
Title A Trust Co. 160
nway sas.vvv
10XT1I ST. 101 E (luar Trust
Phltlp Kalmua, 106 W 99th
ni.wimbers A Bloomberg. 61
at 19.000
1018T 8T, 111 W Bile Sehuls to Andrew
Drove, $09 XV 101st st; atty. Max Cortn.
88 Nassau st .11
101ST ST. 811 W-Andrew B rose to Ilahe
Lublin ana ano, ziv ci jonn ru, iiKiyn,
atty, Max corin. ss Nassau t li
10TH ST. 149 E Rachel dross, tndlT arid
vpc&-
Varkslde av, Bklyn I.. 550
71ST 6T. 117 E XVm J Amend, trus. to
iXr? "JlmXi ' Am.hndr.iiV- n.Tu
at Int of 12.0110 i
113TH ST. 203-s vx line nuar i rusi
Co to Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank,
ei i'hn.iit,nr. att attv. 17 J Mclltilre. 51
Chambers st .160,000 I
7TH AV, 2533.35 Falco Holding Co to
Ells Stelnmetx. 2155 Daly ov, The Bronx;
atty. Jno A Stelnmetx, 1005 E 160th
at 112,600
69TH ST. 12 E Eugene A Hellman and
ano, Individ and aa extr, to Clarence A
Hollman, 16 XX- 22d st: atty, Clarence A
Helltnann, 16 XX' 22d at II
RIDflE ST, 166.61 Anna M Jackson to
Elsie K Powell, ISO E 70th st; atty. XV
Xt Powell, 7 Wall st Int of $1,696
921) ST, 61 E Hudson City Savings lnstn
to Bowery Savings Dank. 128 Bowery:
atty, Lawyers Title A Truat Co, 160
Bway 113.000
79TH ST, 242-44 E Hudson City Savings
Instn tn Oeorglana O Torrens and ano,
39 N Cedar av, Oberlln, Ohio; attvs.
Thompson, K A W, 266 Bway. .. .128,000
AMSTERDAM AV. 782 Julia XX' tlreen.
wood to Title Ouar A Trust Co. 176
Bway; atty, T a A T Co, 176 Broad
way 120. 000
ITH AV, 2612 Sophia K Ahrens to Theo
Holileln; atty, A D Pare, ti Liberty
at $6,000
Bronx.
HOME ST, a s. 41.5 Fox rt, 20x82.6
Emily I, Brsman to XX'alter S Ournee nnd
ano. trustee, Bar Harbor, Me: attvs.
Cromwell A S. 49 XVall st $3 000
ADAMS l'U 2210 Anna C Bullus to Title
(luarantee A Trust Co. 176 Ilwav .. 33.500
ITTNER l'U n s, 90 w rark av, 90x102 -
xvm u xvooa ana ano, trus io i-tiiiik
B Wood et al, trus, 65 Mnpea av, New
llochelle, N V; atty, R K Brown 820
Bway 15. 000
BOSTON RD. 1066.1069 Lawrence r, I)a
via to Kulh M Frledrlch. 763 Beck t.
atty, lawyers Title and Trust Co, tn
Bvv-iiv $100
LAFONTAINE AV. e s. n S lot 126.
map tipper Morrlsanla Jennie tl Hal
lock t" John Mers. too I'.lninire pi;
atty, C 1 llallnck. 999 E 180th st $1,200
JEROME AV, e , extends from Hist st
to Cameron pi x Title (iiiarantee
and Trust Co tn Knte II Bellonl, 14
11 66th st: atty. Title (luaranteo nnd
Trust Co, 176 Bway.. , , $20,000
LAFONTAINE AX', s e s. at n e a Tal
madge, 65x100 Herman Illbeticlt tn
hred Trump, 101 1st at, xxoounaven,
' 1
liAriWTAi.Mi av, s, ini us, map Na
thanl"! Jarvls, Jr. 60x100 --Same tr
same; atty, same n
SIMPSON ST. n s. 322 lt n Home st. t -
- cnas iiiimniei and ano, trus, to Chnx
Hnmmel, as gdn. 134 E 7th st; nttv,
J .1 Baker, 31 Nassau st ti
r.XRK AV. n w i' tS3d st. x Man
hattan Mort Co to Sarah A Meelis. (rus.
701 Madison av; atty, E O Duvall. 2T7
llway $22,000
SAXON MOTOR $1.50 DIVIDEND.
President Expects to Torn Ont
00,0(1(1 Care xt Year.
The Kaxon Motor Car Corporation hn
(lectured a.t Initial dividend of I1.B0 a
share on Its IG.000,000 cnpltal atock,
No period was mentioned, but It was
stated that tho directors Intend paying
qunrterly- dividends nt that rate. II. W.
Kord, president, said t
"Tho largo number of applications
from distributers Indicate that the) car
Is giving service to tho users, as no
one Is In such close touch with tho ixuto
moblllng public af the agents. The por
mnnency of any company depends on
tho performance of It product, and so
far results are highly gratifying.
"Mny shipment will exceed the record
production of 3,405 cam In April. I
expect that wo will ship about 2,800
cars this month nnd about 27.000 oars
In the fiscal year ending Juna 80. Earn
ings will undoubtedly exceed my esti
mate of 11,260,000 mnde lost December.
From orders on hand I believe the Baxon
will have to produce 60,000 cars In 1917
to meet tho demand."
a,ano,noo More old Prom Canada
Oold Import to the amount of
$2,260,000 In Canadian bars were de
posited In the Assay Office yesterday.
Tho gold was brought In by J. I. Mor
gan & Co., making tho total received on
this mox-cmcnt $8,156,000.
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Bankruptcy retlUone.
MORRIS SCHRAGER of 830 Fox street,
a cantor In a synagogue, has filed a
petition In bankruptcy, with liabilities
1724 and nn assets He has only one
creditor, XVIIIIam Becker, who obtained
a Judgment against him on April 7 on
a note,.
AMERICAN ART MANUFACTURING
COMPANY -Jacob Schtnelow tlx. Louis
Nnthan"on anil Hurry Moss, who did
business as the American Art Manu
facturlng Company, metal works, at 14
Mott street, have tiled a petition In
bankruptcy, Willi liabilities 12,786 and
no assuls
Mux Knbre'a flank.
MAX KOIIIlK H HANK -Judge Mayer has
directed Eug tie 1 Richards, receiver of
Max Knhre a Hank of 41 Canal street,
(o pay out of tho balance, of the fund
of fioo.ooo received from th" Marvlnnd
-'nsualty Company, 161,600 to the Kobro
Assets Corporation, and after paying
feis of $37tv the balance remaining ts
to be distributed tvvo-thlrds to the Kobre
As.ets Corporation and one-third to the
Brownsville Asset, Corporation. A pe
tition In bankruptcy wns filed agnln.t
the hank on August 6. 1914, and a com
po.ltlon was nfterward made with cred
itors nnd depositors nt 100 cents on
the dollar
Discharge tlrnnted.
J F. HANFT Judge Maver has granted
a discharge from bankruptcy to J. Fred
erick llantt of Hnnfl Bros, florists nt
f.4 Madl'on avenue. Liabilities were
817.636. The business was established
In 1880.
Small Dividend.
D OTTF.NSOSP.R A CO. Judge Mayer has
authorized the pa)ment of a dividend of
one. fifth of 1 per cent to the creditor,
of I) Ottensoser .V Co . Importers of
Jewelry novelties, formerly of 138 Fifth
nvenue, again. t whom a petition In bank
ruptcy wa nled on Dei ember 21. 1912.
C'nlms of $126,277 were filed Carl Mai
lowlu, the tunlor partner, was sentenced
by Judge Mulqueen In 1913 to two years
In the State prison for transactions prior
to the failure
American Real Estate Company.
AMERICAN REAL ESTATE COMPANY
Judge Mayer has allowed Paul Hermes,
a rredl'or of the American Real Estate
Company of 527 Fifth avenue, to Inter
vene In the bankruptcy proceedings. Mr
Hermes has a claim for 11,621. which
amount he has paid on a tm'1 of the
company of the fice ,alue of 110,000.
Assignment.
XVINNICK PRESS. INC. commercial
printer at 431 Broome street has made
an assignment to Iiuts reltelon. It wns
incorporated In May. 1915. with capital
stork 1' 000 Morris S. XVInnb k Is presi
dent and George Letine secretary.
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:s to 7. nam, s:tiu. up.
bvtu (Jr (rot? b iokix-t.
FRANK TOURIST CO.
396 Broalway,
Tel. (530 Fra k
To West. S'artr
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BCnmUUA i,lf,,-. Tours. 14IJ U wsi.N.t.
corAnTNinwiiir notice.
Tins Is to certify that we. who. "s-n.
are severally undersigned, are .les -
forming a limited partnership, t ) n . -t
severally signing and acknow g .-
causing to be nled ana retort
Clerk's offloe of ths County of N s
where His principal nisce or o -
such partnership Is locattd, this e.t s.
1. That the name or llrm unj.
suoh partnsrahlp Is to be cini -"J !
(."larence u I'erpan & i o.-- a a
County wherein the prlec'pvl p " (
tiusiness is to do located is tne . -New
Tork,
II. That the general nature ef ti r-s
ness Intended to be transacted Is s "
commission and brokerage business
Ing tho dealing In cotton, gr e i i
stocks, bonds and other secu,l''-i
III. That the names of a i "
and special partners Inttre. e.
(both nf whom ure of fu'l age a t "
respective p. ai.es of resMen.e u .
low", to wit CLARENCE C I1"" '
who la a general partner and w. f
In the Borough of Hr mklvn. v"!t "
of Nw York, XVII I.I AM J KH .' ',T
who Is a spei 'a. partn. r irl
In the Hor gh of llf. a n, t. t a -.'
of New York
IX'. That th" amount of c in' ' " "
William J. Kllkelly. the e-e ., r
has contrlbute-1 to the com '
sild limited partnership Is t' - ' '"'
Thousand Dollars (ll.Oto . s I'
paid In cash.
V. That the time at wh'eh th '"
Red partnership Is to begin x ' "
1916, end the time at v. huh i el'
Mny 16, 1917.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF t' .' ""'
Is msde. acknow ledgej .da' " "
as reiiulred bv "AN A'" y
partnership, constituting Chipier t.
Consolldateil Lr.ws."
Dsle.1 New York, May 16, 19'4
In the Tresence of
C O, Burrows.
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