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The daily sentinel., 1913-05-30
PAGE RECEIVED
Associated Press.

AssOCIaIed Press.
London. May 3O.-Walter Hines
Page. the> newly appointed United
States ambassador TO England, was
received today by King George, be-
ing presented to his majesty by For
eign Secretary Grey.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-30

Misses jaime Nugent and Bertha
Combs were shopping in Grand June
tion Thursday
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-30
What the People Are Doing
From Day to Day in the Live
ly Little City of the Lower
Valley.

Mrs. J. c. Gwillim was shopping in
Grand Junction, Thursday.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-30

A crowd of fans accompanied the
baseball team to Cameo this morning.
a good game is anticipated between
our boys and the team of that place
this afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-30

gagement have not been received.
a portion of the Greek fleet has
been sent to Eleuthera.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-30

Mrs. Cosler is visiting with her son
and family at Iona today.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-30

The Ladies' Aid of the Congre-
gational church met yesterday with
Mrs. Cooper.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-30

a number OF citizens left Fruita
early Thursday morning, 10 begin
work on the Midland Trail.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-30

Victor and Sidney Whittemore and
Gilman Bennstt were visitors in
Grand Junction yesterday.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-30

Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ. Newman OF
Clennet. KGs., are visiting a few days
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lon
Stuart.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-30

f. E.Mohler was transactlng busi-
ness in Grand Junction, yesterday.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-30

Ote Osborn and Doc" DAWN took
a bunch of horses out to the range
this morning for use in the roundup
which is well under way by this time
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-30
LONDON PEACE
TRIED SIGNED

Associated Press.
London, May 30.-A preliminary
peace treaty was signed here today
by the peace delegates of the Balkan
allies and Turkey. Sir Edward Grey.
the British foreign secretary, presid-
ed at the meeting
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-30

Join the army of well shOd men /;
enlist at Mcconnell x loves.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-30
Sanpliner ; S
"Who Do As They Advertise" I"

There isn't anything quite as nice
us a little buggy ride with your lady
friend Phone Jaks Weber. Livery
Red Barn, Jet. 21i. 2G0 Colo. Ave.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-30

Miss Mabel Hackney left Wednes-
day for Palisade for weeks stay
From there they will go to San
Diego, Cal. to spend the summer.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-30

One weeks sale OF lap busters,
Fred Mantey.
prietors.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-30

We can save You T5c to St.o5 on
any mans low shoe in the store. Me-
Connell n Lowe.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-30

Miss Kathryn Patsky left Wednes-
day morning for an extended visit at
Ogden, Utah.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-30

Sentinel Want Ads get results.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-11
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat, Corn and Coffee AID.
vanCe-0atS Close Lower.

A little nrmer tone developed In the
wheat market yesterday, based on a
strong technical position and an advance
In premiums for cash wheat The close
was net asc up. Corn was advanced on
covering, due to weather conditions, to a
net gain for the day OF AQ44c. Oats were
down at the start, on the bearish govern
ment report, but recovered in sympathy
with corn. and last prices were unchanged
to sc lower. On the belief that Bra
lillian operators are bullish on private ad-
vices regarding the crop outlook, sellers
Of Thursday were buyers yesterday, and
prices reached new high records for the
season. In the late trading sellers were
apparently timid. and the bull sentiment
kept last prices close to the top OF the
day, net q to "a points above the close
on Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-11
8 LOADS OF LIQUOR SEIZED
Truckloads at That-Excise
Officials Raid As Places.

Eight truckloads Of liquors OF many
kinds including red ink" as well as
high grade wines. were seized yesterday
by the state Excise Department In the
neisbborhood of Mulberry and Mott
streets. Forty-fve places were raided by
as many excisemen, under Commissioner
w. w. Farley and Deputy Commissioner
McAyoy.
Complaints were made by members OF
the Italian Liquor Dealers Association
that much liquor was being sold IN the
places complained Of without the neces-
sary licenses. The persons complaining
were anxious to have their names kept
secret for fear Of Black Hand reprisals
The seizures we're made on warrants
obtained from Justice Neuoerger. There
was some resistance at No. lis Mulberry
street, and the police were called on for
aid Twenty barrels Of wines were seized
at No. 226 Mulberry street, A trucKload
OF liquor. composed of cordials and bran
dies. was seized at No 2O7 Mulberry street
next door to the police station there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-11

s. 2Js CSC %; Is,ssy, s0 81 .oss2; No l. ss:-
yellow. bag. 81 5Oas2; state ana Western.
crate or l0o-ib bag, 81 50Gs2; white, basket.
81 259S1 IS; yellow OF red, slGsl %: white
pickles. basket, So; BRUSSELS SPROUTS.
quart, o4l4ci BEANS, nearby. wax, basket OF
bag. .75eQsl 3d. green. 75cgSl Virginia, bas-
ket S1Q$2; Baltimore, 75c; BEETS. bbl 81 so
qsi 70; l00-fb bag, s1dsi Is; loo punches. SIG
81 90; CARROTS. Dbl. 81 20QS1 rs: l00-rb bag.
slQSl u; basket, e5q75c; 100 punches. S1Q
81 20; CUCUMBERs. Long Island. basket. 81
gs2; Dbl. Sass; dollhouse. No /. dozen. coco
stalks, l5945c; standard crate, 81 ,ogs2 50;
red ton. .s25as3O; Dbl. 81 1902; cAuLI-
FLOWERS, state. Dbl. 81 50as3; Long Island,
short cut. $1qS2 80: long cut, 50eas2; larse.
crate 75cdS2; small. crate, 50cqS1; EGO
PLANTS. nearby. Dbl. 7JeGsl 25; Virginia,
75cGSl; HOPCERADISH, 100 10. S6ds7; LIMA
BEANS, Jersey. potato. basket, I5cqsl Is;
Long Island. bag. 65cq$1; LETTUCE. state,
basket, 25casl; 2-doz crate, 25cGSl %; 3-doz.
25cGSl so; nearby, bb 40cdsl; crate or bas-
ket. 25d60c: MUSHROOMS. No 1, Alb basket,
6Ocusl 80; No >. 20T3Oc; OKRA, New Or
lears. basket. 81 5OG$2: Florida. Slqs1 90;
Jersey 50ads1; Florida, carrier, 81 ooQs2 50;
TEAS. Virginia. basket, 81 5Odsi; PUMP
KLNs. Dbl, 5Oq75c: PEPPERS. green, bSl,
81 %; sugar Dbl, s19$1 e0 ROMANO. state.
ACH state, basket or crate, 25G50c; Virginia,
Dbl 3Od60c: SQUASH. Hubbard. Dbl. $lF
SL25; marrow, 75c; TURNIPs. rutsbaga. Dbl.
50cqsl Y: white. 81 25Qsl IS; TOMATOES;
nearby box. 25a75c; WATERCRESS 100
punches. $ldsl so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-11
UNTITLED TONNAGE DROPS
Steel Corporations Statement
Not Held Unfavorable.

The United States Steel Corporation IN
It's report Of untitled orders on hand
September 30 showed a total of 5.oS'7oo
tons. a decrease of PIG $50 tons, as com
pared with the untitled orders August 81.
The corporation showed untitled tonnage
July 81 of 5,399,356 tons; June 30, 5's0I'SlI
tons: May 81. 6.32i,S22 tons, and Septem-
Der 30. 1872 6,55l.5O7 tons, making de-
crease of 1.447.122 tons for September
1913
In the financial district the Steel Cor
porations September statement was not
regarded as unfavorable in view OF the
fact that the amount of untitled tonnage
was about 5000 tons greater than had
been generally expected. Shipments last
month were estimated at 5000 tons IA
day. The daily average orders in Oc-
tober 1872. were 1900 tons and from
that level there was continued drop to
q. 500 tons in May. 1913. In June july
and August there was an improvement
September showing the first setback In
three months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-11
NATIONAL CITY CASE UP
Bank Examiner to Make Final
Report Next Week.

washington. Oct 10.-Final report on
the charge that the National city Bank
violated the national banking act IN con-
nection with loan to a Chicago syndi-
cate that merged that city's street rail-
roads will be made next week to the
Treasury Department by National Bank
Examiner Starek. Mr. Starek had long
conference to-day with Treasury officials
on the case. His report has not been
completed. and the department viii not
decide on a course OF action until II has.
J. B. Hogarth. OF Chicago. laid the
charges against the National city Bank
before the department last June. He al
legged (hat In acquiring the Chicago roads
for a syndicate the bank violated that
provision OF the national banking act
which forbids a loan Of moro than 10 per
cent Of A banks combined capital and
SURPLUS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-11
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

In number OF prominent stocks the
market on the Consolidated Stock En-
change was particularly broad and ac-
tive. This was true Of United States
Steel with sales totalling 1890 shares;
Reading, with 11.7O0 shares; Amalgamat-
ed Copper, with 1870 shares American
Can, with $500 shares, and Union Pacihc,
with 7 loo shares. The grand total was
el.19O shares, distributed among forty
FIVE different stocks. Business ceased at
. o'clock for a few minutes, when there
was demonstration by the brokers TO
celebrate the opening Of the Panama
Canal. Early in the session trading SEN
timent regarding the market was in
clined TO be optimistic, with operators
who had been working on the bearish
side nervous and disposed to cover their
short lines. There seemed 10 be grow
ing opinion that the features of the cur
rency bill most objected to by bankers
would be modified. Later In the day,
however. the market tone became heavy.
with some prominent stocks displaying
decided weakness. American Can was
firmer than the rest OF the list, ending
with net advance. IL, however, failed
to sell above $685. on the Consolidated,
against New ork STOCK Exchange hlsh
of 351h On the other hand. Amalgamated
Copper was exceptionally weak. but il did
not sell under 70, against a low on the
other board of 71M. In the earlier trad
ing Reading was in demand at 1853 and un-
der. II did not sell below 1925, against
a low on the other exchange Of l62l2.
There was a transaction in Pacific Mail
at 2012, "A 100-share lot changing hands,
and in Colorado Fuel at 28l2, the only
market for those two stocks i'm Wall
Street during the day. An early after
noon incident was "A transaction in Peo-
pies Gas at 124a4, when that stock was
quoted on the other exchange at 124.
oTnnKC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-11
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Oct 10.-"The Commercial Bulletin
will say OF the wool market tomorrow;
.'Buying during the last week has been less
keen than during several preceding weeks:
More or less territory and little fleece and
scoured--perhaps 100000 pounds all told
have changed hands at practically former rates.
Several hundred bales OF fine Australian IVs
and above have also been sold at former rates.
London closed very strong, with purchases for
the United states OF about 1900 bales, or
which about half is said to have gone to
mills"
Domestic quotations.:
Ohio and Pennsylvania neeces--Delaine
washed, 27G2sc; half blood combins. 24c: three
eighths 23HQ24c; delaine unwashed. 22q23c;
fine. 2OI2lc Michigan and New York--Ftne
unwashed. 10000; deIaine. 2oa2lc; half blood.
22T23c three-eighths. &c. Wisconsin and
Mlssouri-Three-e ishths blood. 23c; quarter. 22ia
a23c Kentucky and similar-Half blood IN
washed 23d24c; three-eighths. 24c.
Secured basis Texas-Fine IL months. 600
s3c. TO months, 4TQisc: fall, asa i6c CALI
fornia-Northern, 46Iisc; middle county, 436
45c southern, 40d I2c; fall free. 429i3c. Oregon
Eastern No / staple. 524J3c: clothing, SOC;
valley No I. 43Ui5c. Territory-Fine staple, %
G54c: fine medium. 52G53c; fine clothing. 500
soc nne medium 4sq50c: half blood combing.
409: 90: three-eighths. 4794sc.
Pulled-AA. 5odc3c; A supers. <69Seo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-11
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

The following judgments for amounts ev-
cceding 800 were hled yesterday. the nrst
name being that Of tho debtor:
Alcott. Adelaide l.. Irving C., Ida 9. and Della
field S--Aitken Son & Co: s2.i7s ~
Anderson. Emma H.-P. Ballantine Sons.
Af1nSon' Arthur Manhattan Leasing CO..
BfovneII. r. X. T X Brownoll & Co, Cor
don Brown and Alyah G. Auchu-Mouni
Vernon Trust Co., 1896 o.
Cole. Joscuhine--J. \. Bodine. slta9 81. .
Du Mahaut. Louis J.. and Adolph Nm
prydan, Charlie J.-B. r. Pleasant. sil5@.
DELI Paon. Conceua Romano, eXecutrix -
r, 9yasg inq'H G,shcr W%R Hurry. ssIel7
Frankel Morris. Rosenman ~ al Sl92 10
Felnhcrg solomon John Wanamaker. New
Freeman, Dudley-R. Freeman costs $751; -.
Ferg7aon Emile C.-Abercrombe Fitch CO..
Goodman. Charles, and Louis Rosenthal-Peo-
Gear ar; George at ana Gustaye schroeder-L.
Metzger, 81. 100 rs
Higman. John-P W Hisman. 1896 e3.
Heaney, Mary E.-New York Trust Co. W.
HeG3cndorf william H-Gnlies Bros. s272 q.
Hall. David. and William T. Joenson-R
Uoenemann. Paui-D. Coulton at al, $50 II.
Jacobs. Abraham. and Louis VOLTA Horo-
Ypsbenshuh. Henry s-M Helm, $50 So.
Keller Jacob, and Bernhard Ebeling-A. c.
Ruhl ct al. S1.lSO lG. 49,,
Krentzman, Abraham. and Carry kamen-
$ oliver ct al, Sl8i II 1-..
LIGHT, Herman s.-Kimberiy company
IIftauer. Ludwig-Co-operative Used Car
,eb UrpaTy Abraham-Ms Emight ct al.
Lockwood. william Il; and Harrietta "
J. e. Hubbard SOS 90.
Ijpshitz JacobGA. wolfkind, s1o1 22.
McElraevy. W. Lincon-I ~ Burdick'
1858 IS. -. c.
MsIito, Gaetano-B Broadway Trust Company
Mso 5;D George A.-Yale & Towne Man
ufactnring Company s215 90.
Nerbaum. Jacob. and Sally Rosenbaum-J.
pb,i,i Ss'3 Jo6n III. White. 1856 50.
Renton. joseph III NJ. Brown. s226 Al.
Ross George A-Semple a CO. soe2 oV.
Herman Miigrim and Max Milgrim-Mad-
ison Trust Company. SG,3lOos.
sands. John W.-G. ". Trautschold' 1884 AZ.
scheib, Carl. Unger s il2e vort Prism
! Schoenbcrger, Wllllam-Ne" i" ''''
Company. s1l5 g. , -, .o.,.
simons. Morris-George Ringler & Co., costs
w siai y1 Meyer. and BENJAMIN Lisht-c
Wolf Abram-suzberger & Sons Co. of Amer
wbli,cSv frederick &C. II. Tibbets si6e II.
WrIss ChafIotte S-J b. Hand. sJlb 81
Wagner. CIara-Bancroft folding Co. kllo:
Whitclaw Morris and Rosa Hertz. H. Car
stairs. sl21 rs. -, T. r-.oado
T.. J. Henschen. Sl.ss3 VI -. .,e IN, M
At,oroobiIe pIIldIne r. Goelet, Sis, 1S4 20
Belinsky Construction Co.-Union stove Works.
sos 49, -. s.,.s
Bradley Contracting COZ De Luca' go l4o.
centennial Speclalty Co.-ThoInpson d Norris
Co.. Sl74 II. ~. p..L -, p.,-
Caslaro FRsany Co., lne.-OiV Da"A VI 1"'
/ II II Walker. Inc.-Pictorial Review Co..
$3.50 81. , ID tt.,.h
Gotham National Bank OF New iorK' w.
O32 OF. 49,, ~. o.,...,
International Library Publishing Co.-General
Typewriting EXCHANGE. slle 20
Lion Machine COG. Lanst sioc -; a,
National surety Goa. smith s6i. 80. .
Peeonic Bay Co. and =. r. Long-w g.
Broadhurst Co. 81, 40 81 . s.,.
scully Stone Co., Incl sohneo0rh so"s'
Inc, $l85 r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-11

Dividends have been declared as FOL
lows:
Columbus Railway Company, regular ousr
terry Of IA per cent on the preferred stoct
payable November l to stock Of record Octo
Der Is
Havana Electric Railway. Light and po.ye
Company. regular semi annual OF "a a sbar,
on the preferred and 81 30 on the common
payable November -.
Of y per cent, payable November /
Fort Worth Power and Light Company
regular quarterly OF "a per cent on the pre-
Pittsburgh silver Peak. Gold Mining Com.
pany. per cent, payable November / tC
stock Of record october 20.
The Chicago Great Western Railwa,
Company has applied to the Stock Elk.
change to list s3,116.000 additional pre-.
ferred stock trust certificates
New York banks this week lost about
81, 900. 900 in cash, according to the re.
ported movements Of currency From the
interior sS,945,00O was received. while S..
2SS. 600 was shipped to that point, includ.
ing 100000 transferred through the Sub.
Treasury TO San Francisco Ordinary dis.
UuIStlIltIlls Wy TIE Iub- ItdSUTN NGff
s15.521,O0O. Payments by the banks tc
the Treasury were s2O,465. 900. in.
Guiding s4.SS9,OO for customs. Gold i'm.
ports amounted to s2l2, 900 in French GOLD
coin from Cuba.
Nicholas n. Brady and f. b. Garbar
have been elected directors OF the Ma
tional Surety Company to fill vacancies
The Stock Exchange has ruled that al
transactions in Great Northern subscrip-
ton receipts for new preferred stock be-
the third instalment paid until further
notice.
Secretary Tooker OF the Mines Com
pany of America has announced that
owing to conditions I'm Mexico the di-
rectors have decided not to pay the regu'
lar quarterly dividend on october %. The
company has been paying dividends at the
rate Of III per cent quarterly.
Exports Of copper for the week ended
October amounted to 5.163 tons, de-
crease OF l.7Ss tons. Since January
299, 707 tons OF the metal have been eX-
ported, an increase Of 35,446 tons.
The Central of Georgia Railway Com
pany for the year ended June 80, 1913. re-
ported gross earnings of s13,S54,S72, a
decrease OF s7T,2s1 as compared with the
previous year The years operating In
come was s3.0O4,s53, a loss Of si47.l23
while the balance for dividends amounted
to Si,223,46S. d decrease OF s442.729
Other income last year totalled s125,99s
and deductions from gross corporate In
come were s2.507,3SS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-11
being taken UP by leading renners. LoC
contract prices:
Yester-
,,or.ssrs AND syRUPs-No chs

MOLASSES AND SYRUPS-No change IL
either syrups or .molasses.
NAVAL STORES - Turpentne quiet and
unchanged Rosin was a little easier and tar
firm and unchanged.
OLs-Renned petroleum unchanged. LIN
RICEEouiet tut nrm, owing to Hight ar
rivals
sUGAR-Rehned quiet and prices were
easier. The American reduced all grades 10
points except crystal dominos and soft
sugars. Fine graduated was quoted at 425G
4 SOC There will be a holiday In the sugar
trade Saturday and Monday. Raw was quiet
and no sales were reported although late
yesterday there was sale OF 1000 bags
CIbas at a slight reduction 70 l-l9c for cost
and freight equal 10 3.42c for centrifugal.
Spot prices were 3.42c for centrifugal 292c
for muscovado and > 67c for moasses. In
London beet sugar was active and higher, &C
cordlnR TO the early cable, with October and
November quoted at 9s I'D and May at 90
IND. while on the curb October was quoted
9s I'D November 9s ID and May 9s IND
Willett &. Gray: Total stock Of Europe and
America, l. l56 535 tons, against 70l, 1923 tons
last wear at the same uneven dates. The in
crease OF stock Is ass 202 tons. against an in
crease OF 49I. 244 last week. Total stocks and
anoats together show visible supply OF l.
2Oi 435 tons against s75. 1893 last year. or an
Increase Of 329, 202 tons"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-11
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. October 10, 1918.
GRAIN WHEAT - While grain traders
held mat the government retort on wheat had
not changed the situation 20 any material eN-
tent the market developed a hrmer tone during
the day. and closed AZ a ret advance OF sc
The upward tendency was thought 10 be due 70
a hrmer technical position while sho" OF
frmnsss IN the Northwest and an advance IN
premiums for cash wheat also eNerted a buH-
ism Influence on values. The movement az
N0r,hw,st.rn points was slightly ahead Of last
week but the total has fallen on considerably,
and II was said that farmers were less wllllhs
70 sell stocks al Northwestern points showed
further gains Minneapolis increasing l,-3V'V'V
bushels for tie week. While during the last HFe
days Duluth Increased l.ll3OOO bushels. 10 :
export basis and Oslo b; No northern
Duluth 90, o b. CORN-A nrmer tone pre-
vailed. and prices al the close showed net
gsias OF hG.c. Cash markets were hrn' ana
there was said 10 be a better demand IN the
Southwest IL was reported that two cargoes
ment 10 Galveston 40 70. o that port hN-
port corn. jgc. o b. OATS-The market was
lower early owing 70 a hearish construction or
the government report which showed a larger
increase in the indicated yield than expected,
but on the decline there was considerable cover
iuE and final prices were net unchanged 20 sc
lower Cash market steady. standard white
asa 4si.c. No . 46lzu4Tc. 40 3. 40 1zH4Oc; no
4 4ii-445c. ordinary clipped. i60isc; fancy
clipped 4sT4gc; all elevator. RYE-Steady
BARLEY quiet; mailing. 70d15c. Z. Buf-
falo Wheat dncludins -FOUR exports FOR the
week according 20 Bradstrects. aggregate 3
i4s 9is bushels against 6.2l3.Sl last week and
q 49,. PSI last year. since July ], az al, 10
bushels. against 81 5T5 2l7 last year. Corn eN-
a5S last week and eD.o5O last year; since July
/ g21 62l bushels against lO54 ISL last season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-11

Ouhng September the mill OF the
'sosn Copper Company treated 1874
was OF ore. and the blister production
's vs. tons. or $4,000 pounds, Of cop
~ During the month the Fortuna tun-
81 NO 2 was extended fifty-one metres
= copper ore averaging S.43 per cent;
.ae ieniente raise to Fortuna was
,"soV-seyen metres in ore, averaging
per cent. Bradens ores are sulphide
cnaracter, and It eventually will have
- own acid plant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-11
BUSINESS REVERSES.

SELIGMAN d STERN-Schedules Of Sellg-
man & stern. manufacturers OF waists anu
dresses. at No. Il West 18th street. show
liabilities OF SisljT. assets. Si1OSs, consist
ing Of stock. s.. 800. machines and nNtures'
t2.GSj. accounts assigned. Sf,ebo, Bood &c
counts 1888. bad accounts. SsSl, cash IN
bank Slj and life insurance surrender
value SIS
TRACY RICHARDS coMPANY-sched-
ules Of the Tracy Richards Company. cl3tn-
ing dealers. At No I3O Sixth avenue. sho"
liabilities of Sl0,T53. assets. SAL consist
ms OF stock. $500; fixtures. SlOOO, &C
counts. sS5l. claims. $500, Insurance rebate
SOL and lash In bank. 81.
JOSEPH KOPALD-Sche6ules OF Joseph
Kopald pawnbroker and dealer In Jewelry.
q; No 40 sixth avenue. show liabilities OF
sII.s2i. assets. $4,000. consisting or STOCK,
10000: hxturcs $4,000: accounts. $3.50 ana
cash In baak $40. Among the creditors are
NJ H. Mann q CO., SL40i {; r. Goid5i1i,n
Loeb & Co. s33li. and Louis Beienseh'
WV AMOUNTS UHuER $4,000
TANNAY AMUSEMENT CORPORATION
The TAnnay Amusement Corporation when
rad an open air motion picture show at 30;
.16> Broad vay. corner Of l2Ith street hleG
petition, with Liabilities Of SS.b8I. nominal
assets. El.loC consisting of piano. MONS s-t5
and a claim $3.50. Judge Hand appointed
Peter b. Oiney. jr.. receiver, bond, 5000.
The largest creditor is the William Horne
COMPANY. about $1,000. The company Was
Incorporated on May 2s 1913. with capital
stock. $4,000.
COHEN BROTHERs-Pet filed against
Morris and Frank Cohen, composing the hrin
Of cohen Brothcrs manufacturers OF shlTt-
waists. az 40. itJ Spring street. Creditors
Miller & Bonime $2o6. Lyman RAIDER. $500.
and Edward Zucimor. So Liabilities are
sald 10 b. So 900. assets. 81 900. Judge Hand
appointed Miss Bertha Rcmbaugh receiver.
bond $500
MAURICE LOBEL-Petition nled agains,
Maurice Lobel seller Of tewelry. OF No.
g57 Kelly street Bronx. by isador Zagon. a
creditor for $500 Judge Hand appointed
Abraham Suderof receiver. bond. $500.
STERLING SKIRT COMPANY-Petition
filed against Solomon Horowitz. doing busi-
resS as the sterling skirt Company. a. No
iUi Greene street Creditors, Esterson q
Esterson. sIp4. Bayer q Bayer, s2I0. and
Herman Goldberg. $6I. Judge Hand ap-
pointed Roger II Clarke receiver. bond, $500
Liabilities are $1,000. assets $500.
JOHN G. WILLENBROCK-Joh c. VII
lcrbrock. 81 No. ~ Columbus avenue. for
mcrly salo0nkeeper. fled petition. with
liabilities OF Sl.325. no assets.
FRED DGCKERSON-Fred Dlckerson, car
pcnter. az Newburgh. Med petition, with
liabilities OF S4p5G assets. si.s3s. consisting
OF accounts, 1853: stock. S25. and equity IN
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