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the stmr Monday; apml ir m&
J. K. Rice, Jr. & Co. Buy & Sell
American Cyanamid Com. & Pt . I
Camtlnental Insurance I
Franklin Fire Insurance
Fldellty-Phenlr. Insurance I
Great American Insurance
Great Northern Paper "Rights"
Infrsoll-Rand Com-.
International Motor
International Pulp
James Butler Pfd.
Lehigh Valley Coal Sales
National Fuel Gas
New York City Bonds
Perm Coal & Coke
Remington Typewriter Stocks
Singer Manufacturing
Texas eV Pacific Coal
J. K.Rice, Jr. & Co.
are. 4000 to 4010 John. II Wall St.. N. T.
STEEL MAKERS GET
A LARGE SURPRISE
Iniif pendent Operators Brlirvc
Corporation Officials Knew
of Government Finns.
INCREASE OP 15 PER CENT.
Swim
Thru
THE
CONSOLIDATED
STOCK EXCHANGE
OF NEW YORK
now In Its forty-third year Is dem
onstrating to-day more forcefully
than ever before its advantages
as an odd-lot market.
This fact is an evidence that the
business methods of the Consoli
dated ore based on principles of
right and justice.
Poulsen
Wireless Corporation
Stock Beutht, Sold and Quoted
MacQuoid & Coady
Meabers N. T. Stack Exchange
Tel. Rector 970-75 M Will Street
If. P.'Bopc, Vice-President and
General Sales Manager, Re
signs From Wig Concern.
fipectal Prtpatch In Tsx 9rs,
I'lTTsnvno, March 31. Independent
steel makers were surprised when tho
news came out nf New York this wcel:
that an Increase of 1.1 per cent, had been
Riven to tho workers of the United
States fltcel Corporation, to take effect
April 13. It came no quickly after the
announcement from Washington of no
changes In the prlco schedule that It
looked as It the corporation had the In
side track of the Intentions of the Oo
ernment authorities. Many of the In.
dependents were angry and raid It could
not bn done, but ill general tho trade
took this tirade against tho wage In
crease with their Industrial classes prop
erly adjusted. In ten years the corpora
tion htit raised wages lSs per cent., ami
this Is an Indication of the wonderful
growth of the business.
A significant Instance of the United
States Steel concern "cleaning house" of
many old time Carnegie Steel men was
the acceptance or tnc resignation oi c-oi.
II. IV Hone, vice-president ana general
sales manager and member of the boatd
of directors. It used to be that the Car
negie Bteel part or im mnmrawn
the big BUCK." nut nrst one ana 1(j -
TOTAL SALES FOR WEEK IN NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Transactions for week.
1918
1,792.231
Week Ended March 30, 1918.
1917 191G 1918 1917
2,605,290 3,332,657 I January 1 to date 32,886,086 48,463,500
1918
42,544,037
!!. I
Hale, 1 Sales
30 6
12
50
UK
'14
Starkey, Marshall & Go.
lf. . Ifttu York Stack Krchitne
Aiimorrt Ktv) cotton Exchange
Beg to announce the
REMOVAL
of their offices on April 1st from
7 Wall Street, to
71 Broadway
Ttlephon Rector IS SO.
Unit for Investmeit
arris, Forbes ft Co
Plus ItrMt. Cenwr WUIUin
NEW YORK v
STANDARD
WKBKT.Y
UMMABT
ON
TAN n aim
OIL ISSUES
WII.T. fIBl
U M.1II.EU
TO
I ON BKQCEST
CARLH.PFORZHEIMER&CO.
PhM4S0 its f 4 ilrunil. 25 Uroid St.. N. T
another of the old partners of Andrew
Carnegie have been dropped, until now
the concern Is almost stripped of all the
men who were In It at Its Inception.
While Corey and Schwab retired: to run
their own companies, others Ilka Pea
cock, Lovcjoy and Hope have been al
lowed to depart without much ado.
Verv little attention was paici to me
meeting of the War Industries Board In
Washington this week to discuss prices
of tho Iron and steel products, and no
surprise was manifested when It was
announced that tho, figures would stand
for another three montus, ailliotign it
had been expected that the tlmo might
be six or even ulna months, nut me
producers no doubt queerest tneir own
pame by statins um mcir cos.s were
getting heavier all the tinie, and the. au
thorities at Washington aeeiaeii 10 giv
them an opportunity to come before them
three months hence and plead for an
other revision In prices.
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400 AJax Rubber
2700 Allis-Chalmers Mf
400 Allla-Chalmers Mfs pf...
100 Am Unnk Note
2800 Am Uoet Sugar
21600 Am Can
65150 Am Car Foundry. ,
100 Am Car A Foundry pf. ..
1100 Am Cotton Oil
200 Am Cotton Oil pf
900 Am Hldo ft leather
40(t(.m Hide & leather pf...
inn Am .! :.
3.CQ 1513l.m International Corp..
..! 4000 Am Mnsee.t Co
400 Am Unseed Co uf
13700 Am Locomotive
400Am Locomotive pf ...
600 Am Mnltlnc
61 400 Am Malting 1 pf
61 11700 Am Smelt & Itef
300 Am Smelt & Ref pf . . .
36 'Am Smelt Sec A s 30
2(00 Am Steel Foundry . . .
7 1 16300 Am Sumatra Tobacco
71 2800 Am Sugar Itef
5, 10 'Am Tel A Cable
8 14S00 Am Tel A Tel
20 2050 Am Tobacco
6 100 Am Tobacco pf new..
G SA00 Am Woolen
7' 220 Am Woolen pf
..' ICO'Ani Wrltlnc Pnror pf....
IPOlAm Blue. Load & Smelt. .
Si 28100i Aiinroiida Copper
6i 2700l.tcli. Top & Santa Fe
9001 Atch, Top A Knnt.i Fe pf.
100 Atlantic Coast Line
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or merit purcawrd oa
Tbe Twenty Pirrotnt Pisa
Write, phone or (alitor ittailt tt-Y Z
Investment Securities
M Kxchang t'l. ftum Broti 411 litis.
Bond A Mtar. Pfd.
AaJraiHlafk Her. Com. A Pf.
Trl-CMy tlr. ft l.t. PH.
JackMniTlll True. Pfd.
NUgarai Alkali Pfd.
WlMonsln KilL-on.
FREDERIC H. HATCH & GO.
Fhon Rector A.140, 1 DromlHay, New Tor k.
. Prlvitt t?Iephorif to T?oton.
RUSSIAN RUBLE
CURRENCY
DIDRICHSENTSp
iNvcsTfiCNT Securities
Td.4tabn317l-.1-0-7. 34 pine He. N. T.
WE BUY I
Notes & Trade Acceptances
From Merchants nnd Individual?
and Loan on Unlisted Securities
Wtathrop V. Taylor & Co.
(7 Pin. St., N. Y. lei. Jehu 4DM-1
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INVESTMENT TALKS
HOI.IHMiH hould lie suited to th.
Mierlnl rriiulrcniciili of III.
Imevior. It tiiki eiprrleiit'O
t decide nlnelt In this rripect.
Special t.cttcr "S." ,n llnTtrrttr.
J. FRANK HOWELL
httmbtr CmvMit'.nl S nek i;rh. (.f V.
52 Broadway, New York
BROAD STREET HOSPITAL
Vm nnturjlly f(i'ft lirv.itlrtl .orlrc hi
r.iKi of lit 'ti S in; HhiMilit ttu-4 ftirt' vfl
unlwr to nil irr mo of (li(ri'pnrut(llHlr
"PUT US ON YOUR VAYKOLl
Thiip.trnri.trlli'ilt'atu IlUOAD STItKKT
HOSl'lTAI.I II. I' .McCONNKUiJLCo,
To th Jlufilorfl nf hw lr (Vnt Coupon
THE HEW YORK, NEW HAVtN &
HARTFORD RAILKOAD COMPANY
ComertlLi
Jnnuaiy
In"
ttrcd at to l'riiui..ii.
.l.iiiu.t i' U. 19:. mid
W litfther ur Not HcflFi-
Th alveri .fin nt nf tills inmnnnv re
Sardine tiio iHnutn t f (irn(irrerl Kotk was
ruiiouni cin .inriii jml ,y inn piurtineni
Inti law i'f Hi. li.ll or ihr. op- milon of
r llrnsns wlnn under l'"i trul cnnlro 1, Un
d"r IhU law 1 lit .oniiiinv iiiust r.mt nlitiiln
th nrprinH! 11I tli I'r' M'li ut nf Dm United
etsttt tirtr'i til pr.'firrftl tor( muv bo
IMuru. inn 1111 iii-iiik ir tun ciiinpany hav
Ins been inrniiH'd w ill tho Dnverament
upon h dlffriont ImniH inc(inlt'iit wllli the
tithorlEuil iH.iif nf .n'prriv MncK, tho
.ner to iuu ui ji stock n.is become In
tfeetlvo mil I' vi liilrn.
rilK. SBV M)UK. KW IIAVKN A
UABTt'OHI) liAII.IKiAlt C IIMPANV.
, A. a. JlAV. 'Xruasurcr.
Corporation's Annual Heport.
The Steel Coriwratlon's report shows
that Its production of steel In 1917
was 600.000 tons less than the previous
year: steel Ingot production fell i(T over
600.000 tons, while pig iron production
fell off nearly two million tons. This
means from other reports that tho pro
duction by the Independent companies
increased 1,400.000 tons, they having put
more time nnd labor Into the Increasing
nf fh-ir ranacltv than the big concern.
Operating at capacity was rendered
Impossible by reason of the insufficiency
of coke and byproduct coal transuda
tion, ltenorts come In from byproduct
coking plants that the supply of coal has
been ample for the last two weeks, and
tho movement of beehive coke Is under a
steady Improvement dally. Hlast fur
naces In the central West have taken
on new life In the past six weeks. Jump
ing from 60 to 90 per cent, in capacity
operation.
Thn lion and steel market Is quiet
furnaces and mills being old up for
quite a while, the only matter of Interest
holm- as tn deliveries. It l not known
whether consumers wniiiu take an ino
if titniluctlon wero speeded up to
ranarltv. but slilpme'HS are lnrreiiini;
.nil thp time, the finished steel Industry
as a whole showing an average of DO per
rrni. iii movement. The mills aro mak
ing iniislilcrablc headway in clearing
xi-af thoir nccnmulated stocks, gathered
iiirlnir the winter because of lack of
shipping facilities.
Production ot plates is at c.iim.iij,
and sales havo been made at the set
price of 3.25 cents. Tli Government is
Kivlnc orders hurriedly and aklng mills
to give preference 111 maniiiaciurn su
that more than three-fourths of the
niants ran bo used In filling their orders,
While shortage or sieei Hampers me
trade, thcro is no restriction because of
.h ni.i in.-ihllitv to shin idate. and there
are only a few occasional Irstawcs of j
Idleness. Tlie uovcrnmcui 1a
per cent, of their output as It Is, only
a few of the mills fnllirg below that
figure, and they are being speeded up nt
the Government' request. Three million
tons of shell steel aro needed by the
Washington authorities, nbout one-sixth
of which is for the Allies, and this Is
even larger than the estimate of the
Government's nee'ds a week ago.
Tin Plnle Is Br1s;nt Spot.
Tin plate Is the one brlgltt spot of the
trade, and shipments continue to be
heavy, in fact qulto liear to full capacity.
The accumulated stocks are being wiped
out rapidly, and production can be kept
up to 75 or 80 per cent, of capnelty if
steel supply and rallioad facilities allow.
There Is still an urgent demand for tin
plate by the l oud .Vlmini'irnuoii. wnicn
W continually Importuning the Ttallroad
Administration for more cars anil
quicker movement. Thee appeii's are
meeting with success nnd the problem Is
rMnlnir.
Thn same story as last weeK regard
ing tubular goods can be told, tho oil
,.iiirv mpn never be ng satisneu wmi
n.n nmncre stirmlv of nine, tools, tec. me
V.itlonal Tube Company is snipping
i.o,.M,- nnd inerenslnalv. Inst weeks be
lng a little below me record, .-uucu u
Its production goes lor acceeurir 1.1
the pursuance of the war, nnd this shuts
out the oil men, n that they are only
iiiii to est about 10 per cent, of their
rir.lorw filled.
A hptter tune Is given to tne cokb
iiMiiiinn ilils week bv Increased ship
tnents, faster movement 01 rnrs ana
fuller supplv. In the Connellsvllle re
gion the gains have not been largo but
steadv, showing morn stability than If
tliey were sudden and without apparent
cause. This has made tho pig Iron mar
ket look better, and 11 general livening
mi is nnnarent among tne neniers, ai
though as ot there Is not much Inquiry,
A little fiurrv has been caused among
coal men In this district by the fact that
tho thin vein districts have received an
advance of 60 cents a ton over tmu re
celed by tho operators of tho thick
vein districts. This has delayed thn re
nelng of contracts that run out on
Anril 1. nnd tho Government has recog
nized the dlincultv by sending on its
represent 11 live, A. W. Caltowav, who wns
hero .M'steiday dlofusslng the situation
with the operators.' It will no doubt be
Ironed out to overybodj's satisfaction,
In the meantime the coal market Is In
excellent shape, especially tho river busi
ness, Many new mines are being opened
out In the fourteenth and flftcnth pools
of tho Monongahela Klver valley, up
above Fairmont nnd Unlontown, and this
will soon send down the river nn ample
supply of roal for the Indubtrial plants
on the three rivers hero and the Ohio
further down. It will nlso calm the
fears of tho Iron nnd steel men that the
coal supply was about to fall In the
lower pools.
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73800 Haldwln Locomotive. Wks
6900 Ilaltlmore A Ohio
200 Baltimore & Ohio pf
200 Barrett Co
110 Barrett Co pf
500 Batopllaa kilning
700 Bethlehem Rteel
2500 Bethlehem Steel 8 p o pt.
91600 Bethlehem Steel B 74
1200 Brooklyn Itapid Transit. 39S
200 Booth Fisheries 22
100 Br Term A II 1; 7
1600 Uurna Bro 119S
700 Butte Copper & Zlno 9
1200 Kutte A Superior Copper.' 18
600 California Tacking Co . ..I 39
1300 California Petroleum .... 16
200Cnllfornla Petroleum, pf . . 44
lOO Calumet A Arizona 67
16700 Canadian Pacific 135
2900 Central Foundry 36S
1200 Central Fdry pf ex dlv... 48
14900 Central Leather 62
60 Cen A 8011th Amer Tel.. 110
600 Cerro de Pasco
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5300 Chic. Mil & St Paul
8300 Chic, Mil ft Paul pf
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2300 Chic. It I A P 6 p o pf .
2900 Chic, R I A P 7 p o pf. . .
8000 Chllo Copper
2200 Chlno Copper
100 Cluctt. P A Co pf
1800 Colorado Fuel & Iron. . . .
1700 Columbia Gas A Klec. . . .
400 Consolidated Cos
100 Con Custer Cal Mining..
200 Continental Can
50300 Corn lVoducts
300 Corn Products pf
48400 Crucible Steel Co
6800 Cuba Cane Sugar. ,
500 Cuba Cane Sugar pf . . . . ,
9 600 Delaware A Hudson
10 100 Del. Lack A West
10 , 68 'Del. Lock A West
100 Denver A Rio Grande pf.
81 200 Detroit KdUon
8 31 "Detroit Bdlson
2 'Detroit United Ry
28550 Distillers Securities Corp.
400 Dome Mines
100 Dul, South Shore A Atl. .
7000 Erie
6200 Erie 1 pf "...
800 Erie 2 Pf
7 400 Federal Mln A Smelt pf..
100 Fisher Body Corp
4 1200 Gaston, W" A W
S' 150'Gcneral Chemical Co . . ..
4 finolGcneral Cigar Co
8 2800 General Electric Co
12 190O0 General Motors Corp ....
6 lOOKieneral Motors Corp pf..
4 2u0jGoodrich. It F
10 300lGranby Con
7 1900 Great Northern pf
1 7700 Great Northern Ore ctfs..
8 200 Greenn Cananea
10) 200 Gulf States Steel
10 60 Mulf States Steel
400 Hartmah Corp
2150 Haskell A Barker Car....
400 Illinois Central
8200 Inspiration Con Copper. .
300 Int Agr Corp
. .' 200 Int Art Corp pf
. . 60 Int Agr Corp pf
. . 200 Int Harvester Corp
..I 23100 Int Mer Marine
6 1327O0 Int Mer Marine pf
4 1 6200 Int Nickel
6 100 Int Nickel pf
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100 Kelly-Sprltigfleld Tire ...
10000 Kennccott Copper
6 Klnirs Co BLIP
2S00 Lackawanna Steel Co .. ..
100 Liggett A Myers
400 Liggett A Myera pf
121 'Liggett A Myers pf
1300 Lehigh Valley
200 Loose-Wiles Biscuit
100 Lorlltnrtl, P
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TAXES AND BDMMY
Revenue OoEetjtor and Insnr
4nce Magnate Worried by
Dilatory Partner.
$141,000 CHECK ARRIVES
"Eternal" and "Infernal" Ap
plied to His Boss Bile Kid
HePartland.
Alt of eery dsy recently Internal
Revenue Collector Edwards waited and
waited amid the uproar of the last days
of Income tax paying down at the Cus.
torn House for the Hon. Bummy Booth
of rrlnccton, Manhattan and the world
it large to sneak In an come across
with his taxes and surtaxes and super
surtaxes. For It so happens that Bummy
Booth Bummy Is hla kennel name, Ms
bench name belruf Champion Waller
Cowen Booth of the crack Princeton
football team of 1899 Is big Bill's part
ner In the Insurance firm of Ed'wards A
Booth at 95 William street. 1
got evt that the 1141,004) Income tax
was paid by Bob Edgren, but this could
not be vennea up to a late hour last
night.
Once any one enters the place there
is no escape on land or sea,
Kid McPartland on the Job.
On land nn army of deputy collectnn,
with Deputy Collector Kid Mcl'artbr.J,
ex-lightweight box fighter, out In the
front line of trenches. Is capable ' of
flooring any one who, tries to get out
tho doors untaxed. And If a potential
taxpayer ahoutd try to escape by jump
lng out a window Into the bay mid then
attempt to escape by Hwftnming to
Brooklyn, Bayonne or Staten island
Deputy Collector William J, Duffy's fleet
of ultramarine Income taxors will get
him sure.
For Deputy Collector William ,T.
Duffy Is none other than 11111 Duffy,
whose claim to the title of liatniicn
long distance swimmer of the world" U
undisputed even by Ilill Duffy lHiiiclr
And with Big Bill himself, Kid Mcl'ati.
land, Bill Duffy, George W, i:ngl s
who Is the champ excess p-oflts er.eit
of Washington, New York a d Hie
world : Archie Tlurke, the champion
spellbinder of Virginia and New YuiU ,
Charley Whitney, who matin the. all
American bull throwing teams' of Has,
1900 and 1902, and Sam Hell Thomns,
poet and champ roper of delinquent tax
dodgers, with a staff like that nnd thn
celebrities Big Bill has gathered about
htm for tho big drive have only been
hinted at there Isn't a chance for a
getaway these days once u citizen
comes even as close to the I'ustom
House as the furthest edge of nig Uill'i
shadow.'
For "Eternal Tax Collector,
All of them are looking for the writer
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1200 Vn-Caro Chem
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700 Wabash
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1013 Wabash pf B
100 Wells Fnrso Exp
600 W'est Maryland
lOOiWestern Pac pf
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3500 Westlnghouse E A M. . .
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GOVERNMENT WILL
BUILD HOMES FAST
Has rinn Which Requires Min
imum of Skilled Labor and
But Six Days to Complete.
Odd lots. Note Odd lot transactions are not recorded In separate
unless sales were made nt prices outside of the regular full lot range.
line
Manufacture of workmen's homes on
the same economic principles that have
made the cheap watch possible Is the
proposal the Government has received
through the Department of Labor from
Charles H. Ingersoll, according to the
Dow Service Dally Building Reports.
The first houses erected under the
"watchmaking'' plan aro nearing cm
pletloti nt South Orange nnd tho Self
Mastrrs Colony at Unlonvllle, near Sum
mil, N. .T. The finished houses cost
$1,500 each, are two stories high, four
and five rooms and bath (and icqulro
six days to build, Including the Interior
trim. Every bit of waste, evn tho paw
dust, Is utilized In tho construction of
the building. Each houso requires 100
barrels of Portland cement, and any car
penter can make the moulds. Rlghty per
cent of tho payroll Is unskilled labor,
th" only skilled artisan being a carpen
ter and n pipe fitter. The plumbing Is
cut to order by the ton and merely re
quires fitting. The houses are made en
tirely of poured concrete, tun reenrorce.
ment being of tel and th time of con
structlon consists of threo days for put
ting up the forms, one clay for pouring
and one day for removing the forms,
which Hre entirely of wood. The extra
day Is required for the assembling of the
staircase from the flrt to the second
floor and the wood trim, shelving, Ac.,
all of which Is cut In large quantities at
mills.
Principles Applies.
Fred C, Fowler, Mr. Ingcrsolls's rep
resentative, said Lsbor Department offi
cials had received the Idea, plan and sys
tem outright from Mr, Ingeieoll, who
applied the principles of watch manu
facture to the manufactute Instead of
construction of workmen's homes. In
cluding the land the finished home, even
in these times, would be far under
. (2,000. Each house Is 24 feet wide. 16
1 feet deep and two etories high, all cast
iin one piece. The construction allows a
full cellar and bath. Plumbing fixtures
and heating equipment are left to tho
option of Die tenant The sawdust finds
a place In the concrete floor competition.
Hollow tile fireproofing ranie into tho
market on open quotation again this
week after being quoted only on appli
cation to manufacturers slnco January
i. The new pricn list, based on factory.
Perth Amboy, N, j shows sharp In
creases, ranging from 19 to 29. On ex
terior, for Instance, 4x12x12 shows a $9
lncrea.se, and Is quoted 1100 per thou
sand: 6x12x13, quoted at SI 40 ; 8x12x12
at $170; 10x12x13 at $200, and 12x12x12
at $250. For Interior the new prices aro
$8 to $12 higher.
Thcro will bo sn upward adjustment
of plaster block this week. The matter
had not been decided up to- Saturday
noon, hut the trade looked for a change
of 2 cents at least. In tho crushed stone
market prices reflet t the advance In tow
age rates, which In a year advanced
from 100 to 140 per cent.
The local building situation Is satis
factory, except for the labor situation,
laborers are holding out for their full
demands, and there seems hut little dis
position on the part of employers to
accede, according to the Record and
GuUtr.
ment work the cement market has ex
perienced but slight activity during the
past .week. The predicted advance In
prices, effective lest Saturday, makes the
quotation $2.65 a barrel In lota of 1,000
barrels or more. Tho base prlco Is now
$1,90 to dealers and $2 to consumers,
less bags.
Thn market for sand has picked up
nnd there Is a better demand. The prlco
Is unchanged at $1 25 a cubic yard to
dealers. Navigation Is fully opened,
Supplies aro only avallablo after the
Immediate Government requirements aro
filled.
Rlnce Its Increase In price on March 1
lime has been firm. There Is no scar
city at the present time.
There Is some demand for lumber
from private sources, but tho principal
activity Is derived from Federal construction.
Announcement by tho President that
tho ex'etlng schIo of basic steel prices
would bo continued for the next three
month has settled many questions that
hae been responsible for the withhold
ing of a number of Important structural
operations.
Activity tn Suburbs.
There Is considerable activity In the
suburbs In the construction of one. two
and multi-family housea This activity
Is directly duo to demand greatly er
ceedlng the supply.
In general the building material mar
ket Is quiet, with only a moderate
volume of new orders. Inquiries are
comparatively few. There has been no
price movement during the week of any
consequence and there .Is a firm feeling
that thn new levels recently announced
are likely to remain for some time.
The Hudson River common brick
market Is Arm at $t0 and $10.36 a
thousand, The river is now open to
navigation. There Is no change in the
Rarltan market.
Aside from the demand for Govern-
WILL STUDY TAX PROBLEM,
uorumittee oi Prominent Men t
Take t'p rolgnant Question.
rending tax legislation lis developc
dhersllled opinion as to tli benefits o
these measures, onn of which provide
lor a maximum lax on real propert
deiiito bijtet figures, the difference
being made up from olher sources
income tonio real est.itn men agre
that this Is a wholesome incisure, ylnc
It will relievo, tho burden mi real prop
erty, wlille outers claim that It Is
relief and that It will bo Impossible, fc
this city to continue on uncertain levies
That something constructive may
worked out of the tax problem, which
has been a live Ifeue for many years,
the advisory council of Ileal Cstato In
terests has organized v committee
taxation on which arc men well Jlttcd
many repccts to study tho problem.
Tho lonimltten conslM.s of Albert
Mllbank, chairman: Alfred K. Mnrlln
Robert Wnlton Goelet. .lohn J. Pulley
Robert E. Simon, WallcrW.lnilner, coun
sel, and U D Womrvorth, sc. ictary.
25,000 SHIPBUILDERS HERE. ! jojjjx HEARING ON TAXES,
Government's Call !Oiht 4'ltr a
Great Skilled Labor Centre.
Tho contention of building men In this
city that tho Government should have
centred Its shipbuilding activities right
here seems Justified from a labor stnnd
imlnt If no other. A listing nf ship
builders In this city was made recently
at the suggestion of the Government,
and the result was that 25,000 enrolled,
which Is 2,000 mom than fie quota for
Albany Committees tn Tnke 17
Huch Legislation on Tuesday,
There will be a Joint henrlng of the
Committees on Taxation nnd Retrench.
ment nt Albany on Tuesday next. sAII
tax bills will bo taken up, among them
the rtoylnn bill for a fixed tax on real
estate and for a tax on personalty low
than tho present rate.
The Real l;state Hoard of New Totk !
Wliercrore wnen a reporter wimw , of orio lctlr .,, c;ln,e to tl.ptr helmed
iuimj- ""- ,.,t( Saturday. Karler In I c
Into the Custom House Sa
noon to make a few notes on tho uproar
tho Income tax's greatest spring
drive there wns Big Bill Edwards still
a telling the door patiently for Dummy
como In. For while Ulg mil is inter
nal revenue collecting young Mr. Bummy
Booth, tils partner, is running tho Ed
ward A Booth Insurance buetness, And
once Bummy comes In and tells bow
much ho Is making In Big Bill's absence
from the Insurance office tells It under
oath, remember Big Bill will dart out,
look at the figures ana Know ever alter
whero he gets off as a great insurancs
magnate.
Edwards Peels OK Flesh.
The drive of the last few days, plus
the anxiety of watching for Bummy
Booth to come In and tell the truth, the
holo truth and nothing but tho trutn,
has caused Big Bill to lo3a between 500
nd 600 rounds. In fact, the work of
tearing out partitions on tho elxth floor
the custom House, wlucli lias ocen
eolnc on for the last few weeks, partly
to give more elbow room to nig linrs
greatly Increased staff of workers, put
cnlefly to make room for Big Bill, has
been suspended temporarily. Architect
contractors andj workmen stand around
these days watching the great spring ln
como tax drive steadily cause Big Bill to
brink and shrink: and in case Ulg Hill
gets down to tho point whero his llmou-
Ine no longer fits tightly across tnc
shoulders all the partitions will be put
back whero thev were,
Big Bill admits that next to the vigil
of waiting for Bummy Booth to show
p with a man s size Income tax blank
tho thing that Is pulling him down most
s trying to carry tho bundles of cer
titled checks from the cashier's counter
to the safe. The biggest chock that has
come to Bis Bill In theso -ery last days
f the drive arrived only Saturday. It
was for something in tne immeaiato
neighborhood of $141,000, an Income tax
return which made John McCormack
and Slgnor Caroos look like a couple of
pikers.
week
letters of Inquiry or stuffed with Inconii
tax returns had coino In frequently ad.
dressed to "Ulg Hill l-.Uw arils, Lternal
Tnx Collector, Custom House " Th.
staff didn't grow very angry at this,
although Kid McPartland did suggest
that there were grounds of Insult there
on, whloh If Investigated far enough
might lead to some one getting a sever,
poke In tho Jaw.
But the writer in mina who got
flippant Saturday addressed his letter
to "infernal iievenue collector wmui
H. Edwards, Custom House." Right
away Kid McPartland beyan to prac
tice shadow boxing all over a large prrrt
of the big chlers shadow. And KSd
McPartland has left word all Rlong the
rows of temporary pine desks, which
have been erected to accommodate tlw
taxpayers that ho wishes to be notified
when the gentleman who called Big'
Bill a name Ilko that wanders In.
Despite tho unheard of rush around
tho place, the only worried Deputy Tax
Collector to be found on thu whole sixth
floor of the building Is Deputy James
Drlscoll. Jim halls from Tom Foley's
district, and not only wears a worried
expression while trying to decide who is
the greatest man in the world, Big Bill
or Big Tom Foley, but abo he Irflly l.a.s
to make good Tanimatiyltc from tli
Foley district como across with eveiv
last "cent they owe tho Government cm
tlK-ir Incomes. Ho Is a hard xvorklnc,
exceptionally conscientious tax collec
tor, Is Jim Driscoll, nnd e It goes hard
with him to compel patriotic members of
the Downtown Tammany Club, all of
whom come straight to Jim with their
troubles nnd cortiiled checks, to hand
him over their money.
As some sort of mitigation ot his gra'
secret sorrow, however. It Is f.iid that
when Clem Drlscoll who once tried !'i
.pllt up tho Tom Foley cohorts in fie
Foley district, Clem being no relation tn
Jim Drlscoll comes In to pay his in
come tax Big Bill Is going to permit Jim
Driscoll to take personal charge of add
ing up and collecting Clem Driscoll'!, tax
Bammy'a 47heck Not for $1141,000.
Just who was set back the $141,000
Big Bill would not, of course, so much
as hint Ho would not even admit or
deny that It w.is the tax paid by Bummy
Booth for Bummy s sharo of tno Big
Bill and Bummy Insurance profits of
1917. But the fact that until long after
the Income tax offices were suiiposed to
have closed last night Big Bill was still
standing near the elevators waiting for
Bummy Honth to como In lndlcnted to
every one that the name sUned to the
big check was not Bummy'.
It Is worthy of note that Just after
tho check for $141,000 was turned In Al
Woods, the theatrical man ; Bob Itdgreti.
sporting writer, sporting aitls-t and
sport : Tex o'Rnurke, box Hunt referee
and manager: Al Jolsou of the Winter
Garden show and ex-Deputy Police Com
missioner George Dougherty all wan
dered out of UIk Bill's otllco after com-,
lng across with figures which they swore
represented their Incomes. So the story
BULLETIN FOR MANAGERS.
Legls-
Aaent. to Keep Abreast of
latlon In This AVu.
So much legislation bearing on re.il
cstato has been Introduced In tho las'
year at Albany that tho Building Man
agers Association, which comprises th
men who inanagn all tho large office,
commercial and apartment buildings of
the city, has decided to Issue .1 wccklv
bulletin for the pin pose of keeping mem
bers posted on pending real estate mras
ures and their Influence A commute
of four has hci'ti selected to pindlsh the
bulletin and discus" the measures which
come belore the Legislature from tlmn
to time. The committee comprises J
Cldesdnlc C'ushman, chairman, of
Cushman & Wakefleld : ltamond 1'
Roberta, vh e-chalrman. of Harris A
Vaughan; George )',. Uclyea of the Tr'.n
uue Association and II C Snow of th'i
Garrison Realty Company.
WEEKLY CURB MARKET TABLE.
71
15',
11
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140 Air lleductlnn. ..'fl'j
13 Atn Mrenni... . .
nnt-Ain Tub n"v. in,
141 llrlt-Am Teh oi l . lMJ
25 Onttdliin O .V r . C
to rn fur & 1' pf.. tvi
4SW fir I.ljlit I'i
M Curtion Stl .... 9
4' fur Steel M pf
45.V1 CheTrcilet Motors. 117
5 Cities Serrlrc... .SA4
TM furtlM Ari-o 2'!
70fi nitiTson Phono. . "
2"0 r.nictte S U.
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210 Inter Mot it pf
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r requests that organizations have ono or S"1 Norlhweteni Ollf 7
-1 more representatives nt, this hearing so 'IrJwa".' i It'" t'l
Sew York. T his number does not rep.
resent. It was snld, the full total of thnt snmn rnnrhisluii may be rraehed
ahlnbulldcrs here. More will be found nnd action taken that will result In se.
available when the Government calls,
The enrolment Includes carpenters, riv
eters, painters, electricians and clerical
employees, and all kinds of skilled labor
needed to produce ships.
It proves once morn the great l ihor re
sources of New York. Labor Is one of
the problems which are delaying tho ship
building programme. This would not be
the case. It was pointed out Inst week
at the Building Trades Association, If
the shipping authorities had given a lit
tlo more consideration to tho resources
of th. city.
curing proper teller. No special ar
rangements arc being made for a delega
tion.
War Work Improves laborers.
Special I'nrreii'onilenre to Tnr. Srv
London, March 16. Tho war has
speeded up tho British workman and
he Is becoming a Well muscled subject
of the King. An army physician tes.
tlfylng recently In court said that he
had found labnreis in butter physical
condition than ever before
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