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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-20

wood and bark OF living chestnut trees are both
utiilzed' but when the trees are dead only the
wood is taken.
The tanning industry has been steadily grow
Ing in the United States. Like many other in
dustries dependent for support on a permanent
supply of forest products IT has felt the pinch of
shortage The search for tanning extracts 10
take the place of the waning supplies of tan
bark resulted. Wood and waste in addition to
bark, are now turned TO account
The search for substitutes is not confined to
the United States Foreign countries are prose-
cutting Ii tndustriously South America Yields
nearly half of the tanning extra to relieve the
drain upon the country's lessening supply. Thus
the tanneries are able to meet the demands for
leather.-San Francisco Chronicle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-20


{e ana a Isl 6y "9 sG5 so7 w ar WITH pot
quoted at 4Ia41.l0c C6PPER~copper was higher in The
London mar2e wh spot adya1fing los TO 694 los ana
and nominal with lake Quoted az 2la22S 9ieerolytG wat at
IN LSnSen sPEtER@spe i vas IS 81 lover at f28
lis ed in London. Locally the market was weak but
gRcaanged a. o o mas p a@6te5
6Gs 81 and cleveland warrants at 56s Cd Locally the
quoted at SIS 3oGS2$ IS. iron certificates the
Prices foundry grades follow october, No
Moi.AssES AND sYRCPs-The market for syrqps
was steady and unchaRged While ne moasseS HGPEG I
common. 1920. fair, 2F231; good rags prime 90
mon. l3gl4e; fatr, 1"Pl7e good is@2oo prime 2oa
oil was steady and md sGm n.s 59os. higher 5
On Hr@ g@nisS3n holse 8 G} Rs octesr at 56ls
5oe; Zoo November. 424a42.G. 700 Deesmhsr 100
nned petroleum Fsgsd n soo4 demand at 'f 66s
Tednsd 5ases New YORK. 1890. Phiedslph!a 10 Sc;
ah2 pills 10 o4 9o6 Se E S6 c 6ile Sf
OII.-Frme crude. b mills noI3 E4 prime Sun
ber 81. a55e. october. 5o'sa1o%c: NoyembeT ~
-, simmer Yellow july 52a54c good summer yel-
low 52a04 prime White "S9649 prime winter fT r6 yeo
7{,ic. out-cl-town raw. 44g45c. Calcutta raw. zoe
PROV in the precision market + Was s last last
taf hour winch gave market irr1 close refiecing
a aeIl a6 e2Insi for saturday 4 600 Kansas City
1000 omaha LOCO a93 The West, SIS 5SS!g:
Snort clear Sl6 75gSlT BEEF steady quoted. Ness
s. 5n$lO family Sl3 50GSl4; packet so op9Sll extra
India mess 5C9S22. BEEF HAMS quiet: euotee az
S24gS26 DRESSED HOGS steady; quoted; Bacoas So g
Cut MEATS-Pickled bellies dun; quoted: smoking 100
l84c 10 NJ j. n. lli2c; Il 10 HE Picked hams
quiet. quoted 129I2s4c. TALON STEADY quole'i
CITY. o. e. country. 6%s46$sc LARD seadler; quoteea.
Middle Western prime s.Tods city lard stead!
quoted at SIC Refined arg STEADY; Quoted; SOM H
steady: SIS ISlsc. SIEAtlNE quiet
quoted Oleo. 1a0S&c: city lard stearine, 1o52c
RICE-The general market showed a FTm un4ertohe'
with good sales Quotations follow Domes-
1913 second heaGS, 'I4lteO
heads c: fancy heads. - oc; extra fancy hci
01&4c. domestic. 4-s45c; Patna, oN4o'SS'
Ranco0n. in bond, 22s42s-C.
sT-GA fl-Refned sugar steady but quiet and IN
bate OF 10 points discount Of per cent to Istl
seven days: Crystal dominos. 725c; Eagle taoets'
20- cut LOAF and crushed. 300; mould A. 89c clpSs
Eagle 5-rb bags, Powdered ana Eagle
coarse powdered and powdered and Eagle coaFs
s sIla ETa1uiatea 26c. 2Ib bags DO 300 az
n hays do > 25c: 5-To bags. do BOO; I'D pAss ~
+ 15c. - and 90 bags, do 5o5c; Eagle me ~
er5 eranulated and diamond 4, &c; cQniect2AeIs \ ~
Coo. No Z 4G0c: I. 455c. No s 5oc; Ne !" 80
10 10 Boo: 20 400, No II. 4 @oct 10 70
1l7s Il - and .l6 The London market LOT 'eS
eugar was lower. with july and August G1olea
gs II. d. closed hrTn The ic1iI Hs,HeI
y-as steady but quiet unchanged Win cen
oe +as Quoted al sale: mus-oTad1. 80 test az
sn5 rT,asses sugar 50 3cS1-c. Nllleu
reror. Total stock OF Europe and AIneIica go
,-Ls against ELS AT the same uneven
r. sSr4ase II stock IS $50 against a
show visible supply Of 24l65es tons agalnS' 1850
80 last YEAR or a decrease OF 5l2.3s9 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-20

FLOUR AND MEAL-Thers was moderate business
sor Winter wheat The market barely steady
Quoted on the New York Produce Exchange: Spring
S5dS5 SIS; winter strsghts. - aS4 %; winter pat
snts s. 46qS4 eO spring clears 50 7oa$4 20 extra 10
vnteT Is $685. 20: eKtr@ 10 s 2ssE cboscc 10
9ss 9a S GsST Se Goo Re 26t S' KIN
white and yellow 81 25ss! 30 coarse 81 l3e5Si H. FED
az 10; STANDARD rniddng SIS so; s2e 80 RED
E 60 all Jgy D sa 5 S S5:n r5 - d Ss 81
Hoaniny chop s23 % bulk so 70 sacks orneal go
conditions in the Northwest whore the droqth condi'l?hs
h hss OsSa safs ost G Per % @
,sntsa ad oDF heat and Continued
the S b Chez assmga aGn the
soM Manitoba and not The he wiater VARIETY e5
some outlet IS provided A. the present time receipts IN
me @f sF' hsat bnf The Mden Miller d
there ss NO s Fss esa AZ s p IN bssF Circles that
when rev wheat does begin 20 move Il VIII come oui
winter wheat points only Co 900 bush compared
al LIVERPOOL bl5 points al Paris !. Berlin
Bush She oozspars 1$2 600 BUSH The prsyioas, week
SoFsbie The weather map showed further in The
districts EspoTt sales as high as IS oads %ere re-
fels were lower. led by the Northwest which strength
snsd The opni1n se BY bears a as 10 tae % n
20 close there was ysry s rally in the market ana
N local market quoted sc elevator and CSC
si1ssr 81 aaost On The late curb September
early in the day when two sided but later
indicated activity. and the
ra-ket closed az Y &c net decline The AIeenn
shipments 100000 bush than the previous week
and advioes the Southwest indicated larger country
offerings. Liverpool "a lower and seaboard clear
snces amounted 20 10000 bush The market
easier with OF loads export quotations
follows; 80 2 corn. 6OHc elevator and 6oAc .
ehoat; No white. eoMc. and No 2 yellow, 60hc o
Eloat- OAJE@Through the forenoon quite
ready but they came under selling pressure after mid
Gay. the close Cash New York
closed follows: Mixed % 20 n. 49lkc: natural
white D0M33 10. S0H@52c and clipped white. 30 10
~ n. 5lQ54Mc. RYE-biarket nominal; No Western.
o
Wheat including -four, exports the week accord
ing 20 Eradsireen aggregate 22lo77o bush. against
ib.267 ff last week and 1S25 567 July
1S7 wheat exports 7574.5ss bush against 233.oS3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-20
LAKE BOMOSEEN r%s, EEzgSGsSss 5
tIv3aviIl, W
Country Board.

ACCOMMODATIONS for a few refined peopls.. al
equipped modern house. urSt class fot
dress Mrs. n. e. T.AMPORT. Stamford peia"a- r
y. \
BERKSHIRE HILLS.-One person in ROOM :, and
persons. 50 each three. 50 each Eat
photographs. VIGCS STUDIO. lOl West IA So
HILLSIDE FARM HOUSE. beautiful location, tsS
iectons to children Apply 70 MHs-
FLEURN. Walden, y. Y.
CEDAR GIFN HOTsF RIf,on- Ulster Co. LII.
First class board IS 20 $40 week SpsrrcprIstor
let. WM SLATER Ft's-----
GOOD REALITY FARM ChesteFnelIt, chitfsa
shade airy rooms music. adults 81 per .uaridGA
s. ger week Address Mrs. j. LACJEAT-
N. J. h =. D. No. 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL July I9-Closlng- Wheat-Spot quiet; 2
red Western winter Is ID futures easy July Is PRO;
nominal: September. IS l0Ad hobs at London Paelno
%, SID FI6URWinter patent dull Us BEEF
quiet; HAMsshort cut "A TO 1e 10 firm 56s I'd
% to 80 ~ steady 62s Cd short
RIB NJ Sd: long, clear middles light, ~
"a No. Arm 68s long. clear mIddles heavy S5 to 40 n
steady DIS short backs 16 20 NJ steady AIS Sd:
clear bellies, Ii to 10 n, firm. ass SIQULDERs-squaro.
II to 10 ~ quiet. 3ss Cd L.ARD-Prime Western In
tierces quiet 49s; American refined in pals. quiet.
CHEEsE--Canadian. finest white. new. steady,
old, Canadian, finest coored, steady.
5Gs Cd: old 67s TALLOW- Prime city. dull, 3os Cd.
SPIRITS TURPPENTInsE. quiet. 42s Cd LINSEED OIL.
easy. 2Gs cd PETROLEUM, steady, ESD. RosIN. com
nlnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-20
SEEKING SUBSTITUTES FOR rANRAek

The supply of tanbark has fallen off Is per
cent in seven years. and tanneries forced by
higher prices to seek substitutes for bark, make
use or different woods from which tanning ex-
tracts may be obtained
Various woods supply suitable extracts but
chestnut takes the lead In America. and so much
is this wood in demand that dead chestnut trees
and even logs that have been for years in the
woods are being used in large quantities. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-20
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

e959S q 8 he 2 IL a l IS sa9s d making
civ s Market rud a:e and firm TO 165 hishSr for
all kinds OF cattle ana me pens were quoky
good demand al Sg1oi.c yer ID foT sides win
Size Today's cable advces from Lverrool and London
wesh' refgera,r beef higher at "a gloe Per 10 To
6 tf S9 gor seEaTzhf sgiz6ess and 100 quarters
port. carry $3.50 quarters tor yarious shippers
average At s. 50 per is 81 Kenusy do. I6o2 10 at
aIcPherson Co Is kentucky steers 1885 IL At 50 CO.
1888 h. at 50 90 81 do 1855 H. Sc 20 do ll35 n at
Sc; 2lo DO 1916 H. At 81. IS Virginia Do lA3 r. n,
50 * COW 1850 h. 50. do 900 H. at s4 To- %
sanders 5Tjs l25+ r. "a, at s. 49, ~ c9s ' 81 59
T. SO i f. GO AZ 81 90 70 90 100 b. at 81 So 10 80
TO- CAVES Reoeit. We ~ leS 6ea4 including l2s Tor tho
market 3a5 jersey city. and the emainter at com
mon to 5hoicS veas sol, At seass IS per 100 ~ b,sr-
lnEs at 81 e2's Kentucley Indiana calves SOC
SD az 81 ai2lo per- n: country dressed at 7a1i s6
dressed butterTnllas hrn. at 7goo
per s ie6 y At s. d. i ~ ! n a. 50 ST..
s . % DO i5s n. s. ll8 Kentucky do, i75 10
". R Hume. Il veais 100 N. at IS Is; 20. 2ls 70
John ? Nelson: 81 yeaiS' 1872 n n at > d, %
market making with the stall" stock II
cars % sale. sheep were fair demand and steady
medium active and 2SQaSc higher
grades dull and unchanged Two cars were uns1it
a. late hour, Common to prime sheer sod at 50 'oa
50 30 per 100 n strictly common 20 choice lambs At
s. 75QS7 Dressed mutton firm nj -. a"'ec per n
dressed lambs fairly active At loai2'sc
Saies-IIerns Commission 2S3 virginia lambs
re n average 81 - Per l25 Indiana DO - 10
80. 70 n. at So s7e; DDS do. "A
n n 90 STtz. 223 do, II n a So 90
Mcpherson Co: 225 Virginia lambs n 10 at - ~ "a
=, 12 23a a ohs s4 76 20 Az - In5 n NJ 81
s Sanders: 146 Ohio lambs 81 n. at s. 75 IA Ohio
sheep and lambs. GB n. 81 -
H6Gs-Recepts were 9 s2l head, Including car f2F
Feeling steady. Prime state and FennSFI-
va-la hogs quoted SO eoa$6 ~ 100 N: West
sales date yesterdsy)-s Judd & CO.. 81 Western hogs
252 n average. Sc 40 per 100 n.
Toledo. July 10 CLOVERSEED-Cash 81 90, OctcheI'
50 30; December and March, IS s24 ALSlKE. prime 81
TIMOTHY. prime 81 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-20
THE DEADlIEST POISON.

Prussic acid is popularity known as the most
deadly poison extant; but cyanide of cacodyl is
far more deadly. mionth part in the atmo-
sphere OF an alright cage caused the instant
death of four dogs in succession The vapor
from a few grains difused in the atmosphere of
a roomful of people would cause the death of all
present-Moptreal Standard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-20
City Hotels.

A.-Eeganty furnished Apartment, with private bath
el5O daily: weekly. including meals. SI25O: new
Columbian Hotel Saratoga
commodated. Van Rensselaer, Hotel. East nth 81
between broadway and 9th
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
LARGER DEMAND FOR MORTGAGES

statement issued yesterday by Guar
Trust Company expresses hope for
mortgage in the future. The
given much light the real mortgage situa-
ton. owing that OF the re-
corded promised before the shortage I'm
mortgage money had made itself felt. The figures. as
they appear now. beginning TO be an index
the affairs The mortgages recorded
many of them those that were promised
panic week. it Is find they
amount to more half. both in amount and numbers
OF those recorded last week
1.-The statistics Kings and Queens counties are
encouraging 663 mortgages
week compared e2l week which seems 60 indt-
ing even faster than those in Manhattan. The total
amount Kings and Queens counties this week
was 100000 than lent the before
own have been satisfactory. We have sold
nearly many mortgages in New County
Nc sold the before ald while tho number Kings
and Queens counties is not greater. the up
nearly as The fact that day is approaching
may perhaps extent the increased
popularity OF mortgages. Cash hand money in
bank on January II is liable TO personal
money Is invested before that date exempt Sc
curities are. it is free This
is probably hurrying investors making a seec-
tion o mortgages who might otherwise tempted to
wait a longer themselves money
market is really improving "
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
FORGAN TESTIF1ES AT WALSH TRIAL.
Tells of Agreement Between Chicago Banker
Clearing House and Other Banks.

Chicago, Dec 16.-James B. Forgan, presioen'
Of the First National Bank of this city, 'esliiieu
at the Walsh trial to-day that he had liiioiiiie
Mr.. Walsh a few days preceding the close Oh 'iie
Chicago National Bank that the Chlcaeo Cle"i
ing House Association coulo not allow the Damn
to continue in the shape il then was oh De-
cember 1S. 1905 contract was signed 10 Which
the Clearing House banks and Mr. Walsh were
parties, stipulating that the assets OF the pdiiA
should be purchased by the other banks ana the
Clearing House, and that Mr.. walsh ana tle
directors Of the Chicago National Bank were u
guarantee the purchasers against any loss'
This agreement. he said. carried out
Mr. Forgan said that later a corporation
known as the Chicago Southern Syndicate was
formed and funds were raised to the amount OF
S2.5OOOOG TO pay the debts OF the Chlcaso
Southern Railway and to finish and equip the
road
On cross-examination Mr.. Forgan said that
during the time that the Clearing House bank
ers were directing the affairs of the Chicago
National Bank after its failure loans OF nine
individuals, firms and corporations aggregauns
nearly S1,OO0.OO0 were paid. He said that at
the final settlement Mr.. Walsh and the old d.
rectors of the bank were formally released from
all obligation to indemnify the purchasers OF the
banks assets.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
INCREASE INB.R R.T. SURFACE CARS.
Commissioner McCarroll Gets Figures ASKED
fer bY Mr. Iv;ns at Inquiry.

Commissioner McCarroll received yesterday a
communication from J. F. Calderwood vice-presl-
dent and general manager OF the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Company. conveying certain Information
which Nj WINS had asked for at the last hearing
in the general investigation In November 1880
there were available for winter service l4S surface
cars and in November. 1907. there were 16o4 cars,
IN increase of 2q cars OF these 100 cars have just
been compIeted and put in service, and lel are
large, converted cars, with an Increased capacity
over the ordinary longitudinal seat car Of % 3 per
cent: the increase in cars, therefore is 14S per
cent and in seating capacity leS per cent
On the elevated lines there now available for
service S27 cars There has been increase in the
las, year but leo cars have been ordered, and
it is hoped that these will be made available for
service at the rate of day. beginning Janu-
/
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, Dec. 16, 1907.

ARRIVED.
steamer Coon SkillngS. Cristobal December 10 and
Kingston - the Panama Railroad Line. with ii3
passengers mails and mdse. Arrived at the bar at 2O
Steamer Bulgaria tGerl. Russ. November % and
Naples 30. to the HamburG-Amsrican Line. with so
steerage passengers and mdse Arrived ut the Bar at
steamer Swedish Prince tsr). Thomas. Noven-
IS Rio Janeiro ~ ana Barbados December T. to
Jevons with mdse. Arrived at tho Bar at a:3o
d IN.
Steamer Bound (Ger). Hansen. Port Antonio De
passenger Bar l i5 IA
Auchenarien tf'rj. Galloway. santos Novem
ber Is Rio de Janeiro IL and Victoria %, &
Seager Co. with mdsc. Arrived at the Bar at a
Steamer Philadelphia Crockett Porto Cabello December
q. &. La tuayra o and san Juan IL, to Bouon
Bliss < Dallet with 80 passengers malls
Prins Wilem III (Dutch). Aarens, Parima-
ribo November 23. % Trinidad II, Carupano
u CuInana Guanta % Guayra 30 Porto Cabe,lo
Prince & Marc Jeremie 10. TO the Holland
America Line with two passengers and mdse Arrived
steamer Zafrn (B1. Orchard. November 81
with mdse Passed I'm Sandy Hook at S:2s m.
Steamer Kansas city. johnson. savannah December Is
the Ocean IS Co. with passengers ana ndSe Passed
In Quarantine at $40
steamer E Slso Prescott. Galveston December 10 10
the Southern Pacific with mdse. Passed cuaran-
steamer Porto Rico Deanc. Baitimore to II c Foster
with Nose. Passed in Quarantine at 10 H
Southern Pacific Co. with Passed in Qlaran-
Steamer Iigonier welman Port Arthur December q ,,
the ] NJ Gufey Petroleum Co. with OIL Passed Quar-
antine 3:45 m.
sandy Hook. y J. 49, $50 o rn--wind west fres,
breeze; clear
Steamers city Everett and bargcs for phsdeI-
Yhia: Evelyn Port Tampa: William Chisholm and one
barge drom Boston,. Newport News; Mexican 6cahet:
Princess Anne. Norfolk and Newport News: soestCiyl
Dutch. Rotterdam
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
TO FIGHT PERMANENT RECEIVERSH1P.
Williamsburg Trust Directors to Appeal from
Justice Bettss Decision.

John j. Kuhn. counsel for the directors of the
Williamsburg Trust Company said yesterday that
he would fight the decision OF Justice Belts making
permanent the temporary receivers appointed for
that company.
The grand jury Of Kings County will Investigate
the affairs of the Brooklyn branch OF the Inter
national Trust Company. which was organized by
William Cow District Attorney Clarke had In
tended TO leave investigation of this institution
10 Mr.. Jerome but he found the affairs OF the
BROOKLYN Bank so closely allied with the Inter
national Trust Company that he deemed II az
visable to investigate the latter himself
The company's depositors met last night and ap-
pointed committee to develop plans for reopening
the institution in case they defeat the per-
manent receivership The committee, which is made
I'D of five depostors from each of the three
branches of the company. will act in conjunction
with William Kramer and Frank Mann, counsel
for the depositors.
Anthony ]. Dooher. secretary for the depostors
of the Borough Bank, had conversation with
Henry A. Powell the banks temporary receiver.
and later charged Mr. Powell with the crime OF
sarcasm being highly indignant In support of his
Allegations Mr.. Dooher quotes Mr.. Powell as fol-
lows
Yes I'll suggest Campbell. Metz. Grout and
Sparks for receivers-CampbeL because he stole
the banks money; Metz because he's politician
and in with the politicians: Grout because he's the
hanks attorney: Sparks because he take care
Of himself and I will ioin with your committee and
do all | can 10 have OF those men appointed
receiver of this bank.
6 S Jenkins William Cows right hand man,
saw Assistant District Attorney Elder yesterday.
They had long talk MI Elder wished to see Mr.
Jenkins in connection with the preparation Of bis
case against Cow.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
AnRJUEn

Liverpool, Dec 15-Newton lar,. New York for Man
chester OBJ. New " ~
Copenhagen. Dec 14-C L TietEen (Dan). New York
Christlansapd.
Bremen H. 10 Il m-Grosser Kurfurst 0C;er Neo,
York via Cherb0urg
Queenstown. Dec l6 Oi1 nl--Carnania fRr, Ney
York for Liverpool. ~
6:26 -
New York Che bourg Bremen '''
Cherbcurg. Dec ID. 4;i3 m-Blucher tGer) New York
via Plymouth for Hamburg.
Rotterdam Dec 10. a m-statendam tDu,ch, New
York via Boulogue.
Melbourne. Dec lGChr than Br New York via ST Vim
cent c V. Fremantle
Dec 10. m--konig Albert York vi,
Gibraltar and Naples.
said, 1'i-Nerona Ger. York via AIgers
for SINGAPORE Manila,
Moneydeo Dec l4Voltaire (Br), New York via Santos
Naples. Dec 12-Sannio UtaD, New York
BERGEN, Dec -Yumuri tNur), New York.
Singapore Dec 10 --Bioenfonten York
siers Shanghai
suez. Dec i5-oeean Monarch err. Yokohama etc, for
New " -
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17

ne IollOWlfE petftionS IN pdiiEfVptCy were HleC
yesterday with the Clerk OF the United States Dis
trict Court
Wallace Munro No 10 East 18th street, volun-
The principal creditors Espy Williams, OF New
Orleans Mss; Alice kauser, royaitleS sl.LOZ In
addition petitioner owes lofty y-tITee actors ana
actresses ranging from so 10 soVN LOT ser
vices performed professionally Inc assets con-
sist of clothing $780, office fixtures, $40; accident
insurance, SIo.vp
against the firm of Davis < Monoson. furriers, No
ID EAST 18th street The first showed creditors
with claims as follows: Leopold Gassner, 2uS;
Glitter a Conn. S2.0oo; Joseph Newman. 500 Prefer
names creditors G Gaudis d Blum: sgo: IL
Msutner & Bro, $50. and Leo Leon, Sioo. Trans
fer OF assets and preferences was alleged: On the
latter petition Henry Lesser was appointed re-
ceiver, with /, bond OF $500
Involuntary, filed against GoldStein & Schneider,
No 100 Prince street. by Mattel Rettig, with
claim of $40. Transfer or assets was alleged
Involuntary, against Burton Frederick Wor-
tendyke, trading the Wortendyke Bros, and
The Scott Novelty Company. No SO Franklin street.
nv creditors with claims follows II. Il. Clafiin
sompsnv po s7ss; the Moore Manufacturing Company
sls3: Solomon Friedman & Co.. Sll Preferential
navments of 5000 Were complained of. Ralph
Folks was appointed receiver. with bond Of 81 600
Jacob Gold No Isl Avenue c. voluntary show
;Yp dents of .26 and assets The principal
creditor was the New York Life Insurance Com
pany, St1b- -. ,>.., ,y,ou ..,, ~
oas Henry street. by creditors with claims fol-
Iows Herman ]. DietZ. $50; Isaac Blumberg, $500:
Pubens Samueis S5l. Removal of assets valued at
500 and preferences were alleged
Involuntary, against The Sanders Manufacturing
COMPANY No. els broadway, by creditors with
claims as follows: Max Well. $50; Vincent Fazio.
COZ: Eliza Sanders. sl207. Insolvency was alleged
10 have been admitted
scnedules of Bowl Silberleit showed debts OF
s. SO assets OF IS. The principal creditor was
Shin Bios. $555.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
MANY BUSINESS LEASES REPORTED.

The Duross Company has leased the
No J0S Hudson for Edward Smith Waller tor
term Of years Also leased the hfth loft build
ing No. I3 East 18th Rutland & Whiting to Davis
Levey Solinsky; tho sixth loft 20 East 10th st
for Ogden Carkson TO Louis Simon the ffh lot
in the building the Feidhusen Cap Company for
a years
E. H. Wendell Co. have leased client to Eugene
Hale jr.. No - West o5h rt-. story and base
modern dwelling house. 9OxlO0 feet for Ave
years also To- an estate 70 Miss Emeline No
East 49th st. four story dwelling house on lot 30 sx
l005 feet hve years
Whtehouse & Porter havo rented Miss Alice O.
Messenger No. Il East 10Th Mrs William Nc
Cready.
Rutland Whiting Company has leased for a term =.
years for s Landsdorf Co upper stories COM
prising 20 600 feet IN building No - IN
20 Spring st. corner Of Crosby St Sol Stern represented
the lessons.
A. & NJ Jacobs have leased for the Engs Company
the store andbasemen No. s25 Broadway term II
years d gross rental of about S75 600.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
TO PROTECT MET. STOCK INTERESTS
kppeal to Minority Holders to Form sa1e-
guarding Committee.

clarence HiIdes. of No. "a Broad street VINO mas
tes,, connected at various times in the Organic
,ion of a protective committee among The nllioit'H
holders of Metropolitan Street Railway ColhPdilS
stock sent out an appeal 10 minority hofueia .
-, =. = o,,e-,te viii, him in the formation or
. o,,,,nitrep 10 safeguard their rights. He SAID:
In n. last six months the stock OF the COM
many has shown reversal from a dividend paying
i,asis 10 that of bankruptcy. That TINS mas Oeth
brought about by the revelations mace III ti'o
course of the investigation by the Public service
commission is well known all of US 1t is need
lss 10 go into details regarding the fragrant mis-
management Of our property, but the time TO act
must certainly come soon'