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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-19
IRON AND STEEL TRADE
BUSINESS ON INCREASE.

CLEVELAND, May 19.-The Iro
Trade Review today says:
The improvement in sentiment in the
iron and steel trade noted last week
has been followed by an increase in
new business In most branches, and
heavier specifying In practically all
branches of finished material. Whiio
1t Is true that low quotations are still
being made in some branches, in other
ines prices are firmer than a week ago,
and the situation. taken as a whole, Is
more encouraging than for several
weeks.
Production i some departments is
perhaps a little lighter than during the
first quarter, and this action on the
part of producers has served to
strengthen the market generally.
Makers, while admitting that heavy
forward buying SO far this year has
been below expectation. state that buy
Ing in most lines is more general than
during the first quarter. and the belief
is growing that the market will be
more active during the last half of tho
year than during the first six months.
1t is expected that joint meetings
will be held next week between wage
scale committees of the AmalgamateG
Association OF Iron. Steel and Tin
Workers n iron and steel companies
which deal with the. Amalgamated
Association to arrange a new scale for
the year beginning July 1. The boiling
n finishing scales will call for an adj
ane and II Is expected tina similar
action will be taken with regard to the
sheet and tin plate scales.
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THE D MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 19.-Flour-Quiet
and barely steady; spring patents, 5.35
$3.50; winter straights, 4.s0@4.9O; win
ter patents, 5.0Od5.40 spring clears.
4 2504.60; winter extra No. l, 4.10q4.40;
Winter extra No. 2, 3.75@+.00; Kansas
straights. 4.90@5.e0; receipts, 21,735
Wheat-Opened lower on weak cables
and good weather, but teadied later on
covering by shorts and small offerings.
July, 100 5-160D109ss; September, 1925
los 1915; receipts, 81, ZOO.
Corn-Was without transactions; re-
ceipts, nil.
Beef-Firm.
Pork-Steady; mess, 2425424.15.
Lard-Ensy; middle West, 13.25@13,3o.
Raw Sugar-Nominal; muscovado. IS
test. 3.74: centrifugal, SO test. 4.24; mo
lasses sugar. SO test. S.49; refined
steady; crushed, 5.95; granulated, 5.25;
powdered, 5.35..
Petroleum-Steady; refined, barrels,
7.75.
Cofee-Spot. quiet; No. I Rio. 81
No. 4 Santos, ga.
Molasses-Quiet; New Orleans, open
kettle. 32@42.
Bu~tter-Barely steady; receipts, e,eSS;
creamery, thirds to flrsts, 25taG2S; fac
tory, seconds to f%irsts, 22a231a; imita-
ton creamery, PAGES.
~Cheese-Very firm; receipts, 2,60S;
State, full cream. new, fair to good,
! l2G13; state Skins, specials, I'M; fine.
9NG1OA; fair to good, 7AIS%; COM
mon, 5@6A fun skins, 3MG4.
Eggs--Steady; receipts. 32.47S; prices
unchanged.
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MORGAN MAY TERMINATE
RYAN EQUITABLE TRUST.

NEW YORK. May 19.-The trust Gre
ated by Thomas F. Ryan on June s,
1905, by the terms of which the con
troll of a majority of the stock of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society was
turned over to the late Grover Cleve-
land, George Westinghouse and Morgan
]. O'Brien, terminates by limitation on
June Is next, and fnanciers are specu-
lating as to whether 1t will be renewed
by ]. p. Morgan. who has acquired the
Ryan stock.
BY section . of the agreement the
surviving trustees. or their successors,
have the authority to extend the trust
five years or terminate 1t. 1t was said
authoritatively yesterday that the sur
vivors have not decided what to do,
and that no public announcement will
be made until Mr.. Morgan returns from
Europe, In the latter part of the month,
BY many 1t is expected that Morgan
will nave the trusteeship ended.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, May 19.-Liberal offerings
gave a weak tone today to the WI eat
market. The fact that sales OF -four
to furnish renewed courage to the
bears. So did news of rain Northwest
and West. Breaking of the drought in
Australia was also noted. Buying was
of a scattered nature, and had no scg-
gestion of ag-gressiveness. December
wheat at $50 was materially below any
quotation touched since trading beea1
in the option this season. The marke.
as a whole started unchanged to "a
down, with September at 100 to Loon.
That delivery sold at 100 even, q drop
of half a cent under last nights close,
and reacted to 1.00A@%.
Good weather induced country selling
of corn. The market opened un-
changed to Il lower for September, al
61% to 62h, and continued within a
narrow range.
Long oats came out quite freely to-
day. September opened unchanged to
b off, at 3Sh to 1885,, and dec ined
to SSA.
Packers were sellers of provisions,
especially lard. First quotations were
5 TO IN down, and further losses were
scored.
The wheat market late In the day be-
came firm on purchases by shorts. The
close was steady, with September at
1.00k, a net gain of Is.
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Lchancery A-sO2. !

fChancery A-SO2.
SHERIFFSS ALE-I Chancery of New Jer-
sey. Between Tho Seventh Ward building
and I.oan Association OF the City Of New
defendants. Fl. .fa., for sale OF mortgaged
premises.
BY virtue of the above stated writ OF neri
faclas, TO me directed. | shall expose for sale
by public vendue, at the Court House. In New
ark. on Tuesday, the twenty-nrst day OF June
next, at two O'Clock y. M, all that tract or
parcel Of land and premises situate. lying and
New Jersey:
Beginning on the west side of Charlton
street two hundred and forty-nine feet two
Inches from the corner of Charlton and Spruce
streets; thence westerly at right angles to
Charlton street one hundred feet. thence south
erly parallel TO Charlton street twenty-five feet;
thence ~eastsrly at right angles TO Charlton
thence n%ortherly along Charlton street twenty
Ave feet to the place of beginning;
Subject to the following liens and encum-
brances:
Agreement of Samuel Weiss and wife with
Max Dim to convey said property, dated October
/, 1900. recorded in book DAG, page 225. Essex
County.
Mortgage 10 Abe Himelstock for $500. dated
April 10. 1907. recorded In book Z-2o. page 269.
Essex County, assigned to Bonis BromherR, and
by Bonis Bromberg assigned to Peoples In
vestment and Realty Company.
city of Newark tax for the year 1905. s3o.9I
and interest and costs. City OF Newark tax
for the year Of 1909. $780, 20 and interest and
costs.
Sewer assessment s11.Oo and interest and
costs. e..
Newark. n. j.. May 16. 1910
WILLIAM HARRIGAN, Sheriff.
Edward Kenny. Solicitor. ,t1s,9 )
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S. BAN ON SOAKAGE
OF EMPTY BARRELS.

WASHINGTON, May 19.--Establish-
ments in various large cities Of the
country engaged in the extraction of
soakage from the slaves of empty bar
rels that formerly contained spirits are
in danger of being put out of business
If a decision today by Com
missioner Cabell, of the Internal Rev
enue Bureau be upheld.
The commissioner does not prohibit
the business entirely. but the restric-
tions imposed are said to be such as to
make its continuation practically i'm
possible. Affirmative proof is to be
furnished the Internal revenue office as
to the tax payments of spirits con-
tanned In the slaves of each package
to be treated by the soakage process,
the COMMISSIONS declining to waive
the requirements of the law. that such
tax payments shall in all cases be
shown to collectors.
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5000, 900 ORDERS FROM
FIVE CHINESE RAILROADS.

NEW YORK. May 19.-That Ameii-
can exporters and manufacturers are
making substantial Roadway in China
against European competition is shown
by the announcement here today that
orders for 5000, 900 worth of railway
equipment have been placed in New
York for delivery in the Celestial king
dom. .
Bridges. locomotives. shop equipment,
pile drivers. rails and a power plant
are among the items included in the
orders. which are for delivery on five
different Chinese railway projects.
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.tchancery A-27s.l

tIhAnCefy A-Eih. ...
SIIEP frs SAIE-In Chancery OF New Jer-
aey. .Ee'weem The Hilton u, & /. Assoeia.
ton 2 corporation, &C.. complainant, ana
Julia JcGrire. widow defendant. FL ia, for
sale OF mort suSe3 premises.
BY v.,tue OF inc above stated writ ot neri
faciar. 10 me directed. ] shall expose Tor sale
by public vendue. OF the Court House, IN New
ark, ON Tuesday. the twenty-fourth. day OF
or pa rcel Of land and premises situate. lying
ard being in the City Of Newark. Essex county
New Ie.sev:
Which Is known, numbered and designated
entIt1o1 Man Of $50 building lots owned nv
Watson Whittleeev. located at Hawthorne
Hoirhts IN the TOWNSHIP of Clinton, 'ounty
Of Essex Ind state OF New Jersey. surveyes
Newark. N. u and now on file in the Regis
ter's ofica of said County. NJ Essex, and more
particularly described as follows:
Rcrinninr a. a noint on IRE wes, me-
seventv-fve and six one-hundredths feet sontn-
westerly from thn southwest corner or Haosef
and Watson avenues: thence northwesterly "
q line runningant right angles with the sara
west line nf fadghr avenue one hundred feet:
thence -outhwestrrly in n line running parallel
with the west line Of Badger avenue thirty
two and seventeen one-hundredths fnet 70
the southeriy line Of property of Watson
Whittlesey; thence southeasterly along the said
t~outheriy line OF property n Watson
whittles~y one hundred feet and ten one
said sontheriy line and the west line OF
Badger nvenue: thence northeasterly along the
west lne OF Badger avenue twenty-seven and
sixty.two one hundredths feet to the place OF
Reing the same premises conveyed 10 the
eaid ra,tv OF the first part by deed recorded
in the Essex rointy Registers office in book
Lag If deeds for said county. page 203.
Newark. n. T.. April IS. 1915.
WILLIAM HARRIGAN. Sheriff.
Ernest r. Keer. Solicitor. Gs21.<2)
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sHERIFF's SALES.
rcbancery A-s@.

Tchancery A-sS.l
SHERIFF"S SALE-In chancery OF New Jer-
sey. Between 1ronbound Trust Company,
complainant. and Annie b. McDuihc. ct als..
defendants. FL IA. for sale " mortsaged
premises.
BY virtue of the above stated writ OF neri
facias, to me directed. ] shall expose for sale
by public vendue. at the Court House, in New
ark, on Tuesday, the twenty-first day OF June
next, at two o'clock D. M, all that tract or
parcel OF land and premises situate. lying and
being in the City of Newark. Essex County,
Beginning at the ~easterly corner OF the
dwelling house OF the late John Alling in
along the line of said Dwelling house north
twenty-five degrees and fifty minutes east one
hundred and seventy nine feet, more or Ices,
to an alley; thence along said alley south fifty
four degrees and forty-hve minutes east
twenty feet. more or less, to line or land
late of William Sanford: thence along said
line south twenty-five degrees and hfty minutes
ives. one hundred and seventy-nine feet. more
or less to Park date SMITH slreee; Gnd
grees and fifteen minutes west twenty-eight
feet, more or less, to said dwelling house, the
beginning corner.
Also the right and passage over and use Of
an alley or gangway In common with the ad-
joining lots laid out in the rear " lots running
from the rear of a lot late Of Edward. Van
Antwerp purchased recently Of John Alltng
and Sarah, mis- wife. to Division strest. COM
mencing twenty-five feet wide and running down
TO but twelve feet wide on Division street.
Being the said premises conveyed to Mary
Brooke. the wife of Henry Brooke, In her
lifetime by deed recorded in book C-28 OF
deeds. page 5ss: the said Mary Brooke
having died May second. eighteen hundred
and rinety-nine. leaving a last will and tteta-
ment, recorded In book Ga OF wills, page 40,
in Surrogate's office of Essex County, wherein
and whereby she devised the esid property TO
her daughter. Anne Brooke; Henry Brooke,
the husband OF Mary Brooke, raving died
April "a, 1904, and the said Annie Brooke
was married to Benjamin H. McDurle, August
2. 1904.
Newark, n. j.. May l6. 1910.
WILLIAM HARRIGAN, Sheriff.
Charles A. Feick, Solicitor. ts2s. a)
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MORTGAGES RECORDED.
NEWARK.

Nathan Carris ct al. to Gustav Nieser,
south side Central avenue. 70 Ieet west
from South tignth street. y
Same 10 same, south side Central avenue.
a. lteL west lrvin south tigntn street,
81. 500.
Theodore Grotta ct al. to same, south
west corner south Eignth street anu Cell
tral avenue, $ll 1000.
Annie X. MaIsn and husband to Frank
lin Savings Institution, southwest corner
Sussex avenue and Fourth street, $S,VN.
Lena Tanehbaum and husband TO how
ard savings Institution. west side Broome
street, %i feet south IRON South orange
avenue, 1900.
Hannah ianko and husband to Dime
Savings institution, west side Jeliff ave-
nue., 20 feet north from bigelow street.
5000.
Bank, north side Grafton avenue, east side
Lake street, $3.50.
Edith /. Beatty and husband to Wood
size Building and Loan Association, north
side Delavan avenue, 10 feet east from
81 miner avenue, $1,000.
Same to same. same property, $2VW
Harold Lever to same, east side summer
avenue. south side Montclalr avenue, N,Vso;
Samuel Goldberg to Oriental Building ana
Loan Associat ton, southeast corner Eight
eeith avenue and South Eleventh street.
$4,000. .
paul E.. Meyer ct al. to Clinton trust
Company, west side Peshine avenue. 6SO
feet south from Hawthorne avenue. $500.
Henry Mueller TO Gustayus A. Rieh.
dFhb, NtSt idG ~ ~ 49,
south from Runyop street 800. .
Max Spector to Standard Building and
Loan Assoeia ton, south side Bank street,
west side Sidney place. $500.
Mendel Marx 70. F'oresters' guilding
and Loan Association. south side mi
teenth avenue. 80 feet west from South
Seventh street. $3.50.
Superior Realty Company to WORKING
men Building and Loan Association, west
side Peshine avenue. 24 feet south from
Madison venue, S7,5W
Demetrio Ioprete to Liberty Building
and Loan Association. west side Freling-
huysen avenue. south side Clifton street,
1900.
David NJ. Elm to Christian Feigenspan.
north side Avon avenue. east side Peshine
avenue. $1,000.
Morris Bochner to West End Building
and Loan Association, south side South
Orange avenue. 100 feet east from Charles
Smiths land. $4,000.
Same to Samuel Goldberg, same prop
erty. $4,000.
'Albertine G~irtanner and HUSBAND to
Centenary Fund and Preachers AID So
ciety, NJ. e. Church, south side Fulton
street. As feet west from Front street
"a, 800.
Fred schaeffer TO Ernest r. Keer, north
side Walnut street, west side Mulberry
street, $4,000. -
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IAnHnttfs 81
SIERIFF'S sALE-In Chancery Of New Jer-
sSy. Between Mary l.. O'Neil. complainant.
and James J. Slattery. defendant. Fl. IA, for
saicsof mortgaEed premises,
ny virtue Of the above stated writ OF neri
taeias. to me directed. I shall expose for sale
by public veadue. at the Court House. In. New
ark. on Tuesday. the seventh day OF June
next, at two o'clock p. m. all that tract or
marcel Of land md premises situate. lying and
hcing IN III, City OF Newark. Essex County.
Nav Jersey:
beginning In TIE ~northwesterly corner OF
Vain and Rutgers streets In the Village Of
Teileviiie. State of New Jersey, and thence
running northerly along the westerly side of
Main street nirety-one feet three inches, more
or less. to a line OF land Of the estate of DIR.
Samuel l.. Ward: thence westerly along the
said line two hundred and thirteen feet eight
inches. more or less. thence southerly at
right angles cr nearly so with Rutgers street
ninety three feet four inches. more or less. to
the northerly line of side OF Rutgers street.
ana thence running easterly along the north
crly line IT side OF said Rutgers street one
hundred and nfnety-seven feet two inches. more
or less. to the said corner OF Main and Rutgers
streets. the plsre OF beginning.
Newark. N. J.. May 2, 1910
WILLIAM HARRIGAN. Sheriff.
Thomas s. Henry. Solicitor. ts13sG
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STOCKS HEAVY At
CLOSE, BUT TONE
IS FAIRLY STRONG
Postponement of Chesapeake
and Ohio Dividend Meeting
Causes Slight Reaction.

NEW YORK. May 19.-The stock
market closed rather heavy. Postpone
men in the Chesapeake ar ohio divi-
dend meeting made thar i heavy
and caused a slight reaction. Balti-
more and Ohio and american Cotton
OH rose l and Virginia Carolina Chemi-
cal III.
II q. m.-An extension of the opening
advances carried a handful of the lead
ing stocks up a point or more above
yesterdays closing, including Union
Pacific, Reading, Southern Pacific and
Amalgamated Copper. Buying then
slackened but the prices were well held.
Noon-A large proportion of the total
dealings was in Reading, and that
stocks advance was the principal in
iuence in pulling up prices elsewhere.
The market was still almost wholly in
traders hands. Readings gain reached
two points. st. Paul, New York Cen
trail, Rock Island, Z. S. Steel, Ameri-
can Smelling, American Locomotive,
Pacific Steel and Interboro Metropoli-
tan preferred gained l to IA, Reading
second preferred. American Steel
Foundries and Consolidated Gas ~,
Ontario and Western 2, and Federal
Mining preferred 3. Bonds were ir-
regular.
1 D. m.-Although the undertone of
the market continued strong the de-
mand was so scanty that the transact
tons during the noon hour barely
reached 5000 shares. Northern Pacific
and Louisville and Nashville improved
a point.
2 p. m.-The speculation was prac-
tically l~ifeless and fluctuations were
insignificant. Great Northern preferred
advanced a point.
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THE LONDON MARKET.

LONDON, May 1s.-The market for
American securities opened a fraction
higher and improved on bear covering.
At noon the tons was firm. with prices
VI to l point over the New York closing
prices of yesterday.
In the afternoon prices eased under
light offerings until Wall Street opened.
when good buying orders caused a re-
covery With Canadian Pacific, which
crossed the 200 mark, the feature. The
whole market closed steady at a frac-
ton below tho best.
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THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 19.-~The cotton
market opened steady, at an advance
of 497 points, q better response to the
firm Liverpool cables and reports OF a
better foreign trade demand being pre-
vented by overnight selling orders and
favorable weather reports. Trading
was quite active early, and after some
hesitation. the market showed a ten
dency to do better on covering by re-
cent sellers and some fresh buying for
long account.
After selling up to a net advance of
about 6Q17 points during the forenoon,
on the strength of Liverpool cables,
foreign buying orders. covering OF
shorts and more aggressive support
from the bull leaders, the market
turned very weak and unsettled again
Just before midday. Heavy stop-loss
orders were uncovered on a scale-down
and prices broke to a net loss Of about
SOIL points on the old crop and of 1@2
points on new crop months.
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s~HfERIFF's SALES.
tchancery A-2s4.

fChancery A-2e4.
HBRIFF'S e Chancery OF New Jer-
sey. BetweenaClara @. jackson, complainant
and John H. McGhie, ct al. defendants. FL. "a,
for sale of mortgaged premises.
BY virtue of the above stated writ or neii
facias, to me directed. l shall expose for SAFE
by public vendue, at the Court House, in New
ark, on Tuesday, the fourteenth day OF June
next, at two O'Clock p. m, all that tract OF
parcel of land and premises situate. lying ana
being in The City of Newark, Essex County
New Jersey: -
Beginning at a point in the southerly Inc
of James street, distant south ffty-three de-
grees ffty-four minutes cast sixty-nine 1eet
three and one-half inches from the southeast
erly corner OF the same and High street.
thence south twenty-nine degrees forty-one
minutes west forty-four feet and one-half men
to a corner; thence south sixty degrees iour
minutes east thirty-hve feet and one-half men
to a corner of land, now or formerly pelons-
ing to Louisa Bath: thence north twenty-elgnt
degrees TWENTY-FIVE minutes east forty, 1eel
four inches to the southerly side line or James
street; thence north hfty-three degrees hity,
four minutes west thirty-four feet four ana
one-half inches along the same line to the place
of beginning. s
Being the same premises conveyed To- said
John H.. McGhie by Sidney S. Ward and WIFE,
by deed dated September list, 1905. and re-
corded in book F-39 of deeds for said county,
on pa ages 35-39. and in accordance with survey
by j. H. Francisco. Surveyor, dated April 81
1905.
Newark, n. J.. May 9. 1910.
WILLIAM HARRIGAN, sheriff;
David Hahn. solicitor. 'Sio'sV
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fclrcuit A--2e. ]
fCircuit A--22.1
SHERIFT'S SALEr-Essex Common, Pleas
Court. Ellis Himber. plaintiff. Va. Michel

.SHERIFT"S SALEl-ESBex Common Pleas
Court. Ellis Himber. plaintiff. VS.. Michael
Dreschar. ct al. defendants. FL ia.
BY virtue of the above stated writ Of neri
facias. to me directed. I shall expose for sale
by public, vendl,. at the Court House. in New
ark. on Tuesday. the twenty-fourth day Of
MAY next, at two O'Clock p. M. all that tract
or parcel OF land and premises situate. lying
and being In the City OF Newark, Essex County.
New Jersey
Beginning In .he e~asteriy line OF Willoughby
street at a poirt therein distant northerly two
hundred and thirty-eight feet and five and
one-quarter inches from the northeasterly
corner OF the same and Lyons avenue: thence
running northerly along the said line OF
willoughby street fifty feet TO the s%outhe-iy
line OF lot No. es on map hereina fter
mentioned; thence easterly along the same ono
hundred feet: thence southerly fifty feet 70 the
northeriy line of lot No. GO on said map; thence
westerly along the same one hundred feet 10
the essterIy line Of Willoushby street and the
place OF beginning.
Clinton place property.
Newark. N. J.. April Is, 1910
WILLIAM HARRIGAN, Sheriff.
Lowry. Lowenstein and Lowry. Attorneys 0l3.c1p