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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-27
BUSINESS REVERSES.

BOWMAN BUTLER PUBLISHING CO y
petition IN bankruptcy has beeh h'eI ssa,i,e
publishers az NJ. 100 Liberty sireei, by TOY
llrothers Inc. $3.50. ". Montague PearsaI
500. ana Gertrude Freud. SO. JulHe t!yo
appointed Louis Lande receiver. bona' , ~
|, Liabilities. 5000 and assets about NlN1.
The COMPANY vas incorporated on January ~
JoSf,pU GofnSTONF schedules in tho
assignment % Joseph Goldstone. dealer N Hs'E
bUities % si0pI2. nominal assets o. sbl''
and actual assets - S6nSl, on stock ana dr-
counts The largest creditor is =. 4 IL Levy
"a corporation. 81. coo On notes: ..,.,.. ,u
GOODMAN kINSTLEE CO. petition IN
bankruptcy has been filed against the COOS
man kinsiler cigar Co dealer IN cigars WIN
on onlee ~ 10. ,hcsc cSedltors. American
aud Vest Indies sales Co. $1,000 John i
Nauton $1,000. both OF this cit.. ana lhoHds
4 James Of Philadelphia. $500. all on notes
OF Ito COMPANY made IN los Ansr.ee lh .'e
cember and January last. The company Is a
New York corporation, organized Ia April
1905. With a capital stock Of s-'Vp ;. -
Goodman ~ president and manager Judge
Holt appointed Frederick 4. Mcl.iugnHn - 10
reirer aim a bond % s.. 900 with authority
20 continue me business twenty days. LidbilI-
ties arc <iOO. $50 md assets Sl3.s3
BENJAMIN LrSTGARTEN. No ~ Avenue
-. formerly q skirt manufacturer, MED Pcucc
ton IN bankruptcy. with Liabilities OF S52iS
and no assets.
PEizN,N q .JURMAN Schedule in
bankruptcy Of pelzinan 4 Jurman. manu-
factarcrs Of human hair goods. at No So
East 10Th street. show liabilities Of S3Ss2
and assets SSTS cousstin~ OF stock $40
nSiurcs. $50. accounts. siod. and cash In
bank 500
HENRIETrA Ramona petition IA
bankruptcy has been hled against Henrietta
Hammond dressmakcr 81 40. Wcst 3Itn
81 bv these creditors. Marie Louise Hat Inc.
siGJ. BLIGHT Oycrdeld CO.. $50. and ". J.
Da'y a Co. Inc. S2si Assets estimated
81 400
JOHN sCHAEFER Schedules IN
bankruptcy ~ tho John Schaefer CO.. labor
contractor. formerly - No church ST. and
No % Mulberry ~. show lab liiies ~ $500
end assets ST.222. consisting ~ buildings
along the Erie Railroad. $500. due from
tine Erie Railroad Company. f22iI. oflce
furniture etc. $500 and cash in bank s.
Among the creditors ara the New York Trust
Company. S2.s2G. and Vessels McrcurIo
81 400.
w. r TERRY co A petition iu bank
ruptcy has been fled against the Il. r. Terry
co.. talors. Hotel McAlpin Broadway and
"3d street by Rafael Moutufnr. SS0lS
money loaned. John Nanamaker. $40. and
the Lotus Press s. 80. Judge Holt appointed
Edward p Finch receiver. bond $4,000 -
sets testimatedJ, 81. 400. The company was
Incorporated on February 4 1911. with cap
ital stock. $1,000. Rafael r. Terry. president.
and Manuel s Ayan. treasurer
LOUIS ZEfSLER Schedules In the as
Segment Of Louis Zesler trading as the
Excelsior Tire Company. AZ 40. 1TIT Broad
way. chow liabilities SO aji: nominal assets
g. go and actual gssefs. $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-27
RREE BOND WORK BIDS
y,miIton Bank Note Co.'s, Of
STATS, the Lowest.
,rNDALL CONCERN NEXT
,.,.rican Company Made High
= :, offer for Printing and En-
= .r.ving $4,000, 900 Issue.

uouiiton Bank Note Company,
81" tbo engraving concerns recognized
listing committee of the New York
w. u Exchange. is the lowest bidder for
s''A tract of engraving and printing
non and registered certificates for
q - - new Sl5.OOl,OO0 bond issue. Its
a /. giil5.
a. who opened the bids yesterday.
,ro others, as follows: The New
I, Rank Note Company, $3.50; the
~ '.,esn Bank Note Company, $1,000.
.ont,sct probably will be awarded
tsv DAYS by the Board Of City Rec
Consisting Of the Mayor. the Cons
a.. and the Corporation Counsel.
y. tho last two wears the New York
" Note Company. of which George
r.rdan is president, has been the
=, bidder on city bond issues and
..sIrsd the contracts in spite of the re-
- n the New York Stock Exchange
~. the work Of the company. II was
-.,,sction with the introduction of a
y "a prevent this discrimination that
.. Kendall made his charges against
St,lweu. which resulted In the Sena-
=. conviction on Saturday If the con-
!, goes 10 the Hamilton Bank Note
many this year as is probable, the
y,ds will be listed.
=. bids received yesterday were low
..,sred with former years. The bids
]. ,be So.OO0. c00 issue of 1911, the first
u, NJ real competition, were: The
-.,i,an Bank Note Company, $62075 90,
4. New York Bank Note Company,
50 Last year the bids on the Se5.-
m,N issue were. The American Bank
". Company. S29.43O; the Hamilton
,,k Note Company. $500; the New
rrs Bank Noe Company. $4,000.
no state coat Of arms, which has been
d. central figure on the city's bonds for
.,,v wears. is to be replaced in the new
81. bv Miss Civic Fame" with whom
y.r Workers became acquainted only this
-.-,b when her statue at the pinnacle OF
4. Municipal Building was unveiled.
Il, p.eture will appear az the top OF the
,-5. below the border. showing the base
stbe statue and the columns upon which
, rests, At the bottom, directly below
a, agure. will be shown the Greek portal
= he Municipal Building at the Centre
s-,,t entrance. pierced 10y the Chamber
s-sst arch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-27
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

md d9' hS 10t 500 TSfa cd ys S tho
0rs, name beips hat Of tn. debto Dr.
andrews. Chrse--T Crane: SBIl3 -.
Bey. Julius-H Klenert. si2s -
BuH.r. Jacob D-M X fryer: s5.ils74
Bum Va.han rs Gotthclf: coats; sl0a 10.
Recher. so.omon-H AyerbucN: 5000
Byrn.r. Thomas G.. gdn. and Johanna p
n,,e -a NC Fidelity Co OF Vermont
Riaic. ir,.ing MI weinberg; s539 81
Ch.ney MAYNARD Al fiuchger, Sill g..
Chinpparin' Joseph M Elmer. S,W o,
Cipollna Giovanni esideni--V VERDI;
chosc. Herbert B-EB Koopman. Sl75.
love. Andrew E-Knickssbocker Apartment
rleick' Ta,han-D weller: si.Oo5I,.
Go,ciz. Marc o. M2arssry H t9Sq ID or
Gallatln. Aida A Ritzcrt: s2Gl s.
Uurtis Joseph Hofbsur: 81 900 oG
Hume rcnry IA y Minuth: sl62 70.
Hsight Alien T--"Eduard' 1913 s..
property or $3.50.
Joyce Marssret-H J webster ct al. costs
IohT.'one william G-s = YaEill: sloo 80
keno Rob s,.t < and Ksth.rin. Go Ksrsch
llrinsi''yi Ge-shorr.H s!olSw s:s7;
Laurence. julia We Bel SSi5 ~
a t.
Lakewood Eliza Fisher: costs tll0s 49,
LYONS Wai'cr--J Murrny % al: slt7 81.
Mack II Arthur-R 4 sasseen. s3l0 -.
Tarbel. s4s1 CO
Menhclm. Jacob and Iouis-D Frsnke!;
Nic6olas' Georse--GImbcl Brothers. New
Nardo. Joscnh-steseman Rockefeller Ice
Nsgit Perciyal ga " Harrison: ST.
oGsnbere. Adolph-J NJ Elder s3.2os %.
Owens Benjamin Y We W Dixon, So
Pciouhe'. seymour s-Arthur Cri:t Co.
pr5c,or. wllam-w " Hal e. al: s4lsl 81
t.cha-ds. Petcr-D stone. 500. a.
Rosenfeld. Ernest-Nelke, Phillips Co.
Robinson. Andrew M l.. Williams. 1911 81.
Ross Lizzie. and Joseph Grad-People. etc
sullivan. May A william strathmann. Inc.
sac6roiT Norris v.--consolldated Dental MfS.
shestoxas. joseph-s. Hamburger 1898 II.
ssnsone. Frank -Kips Bay Brewing and Malt
sellers PatricEgWiison DlstiIling co. sio2 -.
stein. George FE F.. kleinsr e. al. sGO' %.
ri p%,ip'P Florence E'"J. Redlich s2ss 90
Twombly. ". irving Garage Hs"-
,y is,, ,neT I9. he. 'iai - B.v,u. 81 .esn
zennoski. Abe II William l.. Blumberg & Co.
sl1794
Es,ey Wire Works co.-New Jersey Wire
Cloth Co.. s52s 10
Twentv-fourth Street and Seventh Avenue
Corporation New York Edison Co. 1857 DC.
Flur Construction Co.-George Colon q Co.
Queens Home Realty and consirue,ion Co. OF
New York. Inc.-A. Schwall. S24l G3.
Hastead IAnd and Development Goa NJ.
Meyer. SiD2 e.
Bay Ridge and Fort Hamilton Realty coIpo-
ration and Edmund oConnor-E. J. Nc
Laughlin Co, 1927 so.
Same-Sturrock Cut Stone Co. s2l3 ~.
Same-W. Dusty, 1914 u
Marioe Construction Co. Henry Marx. TINE
VI. Linnert and Creste Volpe Vii Rosenolat.
$3.50 IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-27
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

hny questions are being asked as 70
rat action will be taken in regard 10 the
suaent Of the interest on the Quebec
hlgay. Light. Heat and Power Com
zys bonds. The half-yearly interest
& S.45,oOo Of . per cent bonds is payable
1sl In addition. the interest on $500
Z bonds is payable on August J. This
i-sr issue was made in France in 1911.
n half-yearly interest on the bond is
.Es calls for a payment OF $1,000 within
4 1ext two months. AS the net earn
y OF the company fOr the last year
we 1920 and the bond interest for the
"a amounts to practically $4,000, il is
zy reasonable 10 expect that the bond
-sesi will be paid.
tsSiean LIGHT and Power Company
he annual report OF the Mexican Lieh;
y Power Company shows net revenue
tS26s5 for the year ended December
al. OF this amount. dividends az
wxd N53, 20. while s2O9O0S was placed
tsServe account 4 balance Is carried
~ Of g.l6i4o5. against 1884, l27 the pre-
~ year. Statistics given show an IN
use in the sale OF power over the pre-
9s year. out not so great as IT would
>s been IL the conditions OF the repuo-
rad been normal Operating expenses
,'T reduction from 3Ic6 per cent IN
Z to 24eS per cent in 1872. During the
q the company acquired the III orc
-sat and Power Company. Storage IN
he reservoirs on December 81 was
'ps@ cubic metres. an increase OF
~@f@ cubic metres during the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-27
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. MAY ~, l'l"'
GRAIN WHEAT More favorable WeaIn-
o. rcp0rts from Kansas caused an easier open
inc and subsequent decline 20 "A point 'sH &C
under tho previous night Trade became rather
dun AZ this level and remained 80 uh'l' 'uee
last hour. when there was renewal OF uuH
support and q return 10 adverse crop accounts
crierv from North Dakota. where dry weather
WAS complained uf This news caused active
covering. which advanced prices lc a bushe'
from the lowest and LEFT them finally IN
changed 20 go net higher. An incident con
rcrtcd with the late advance was Kansas
estimate Of ST.O0o.OsJ and another OF 1900, -
600 both being under the views generally held
hy the trade. which has been looking Tor
Kansas crop ~ AZ least 100. 10000 World
shipments we're about the heaviest ~ the sea-
.on reaching rs $40 bushels. against 10
Ug6 geo bushels last week. Seaboard clear
anccs amounted 10 i.224O0 bushels Tor the
day. Abroad there were advances or "a "a
AT Liverpool ard 7.Ilc at Berlin. while Paris
was i.Gli,c lower and Budapest lisc lower
An official estimate Of the Indian crop sug-
gestel yield much larger than last year. In
tho local market 10 Northern Duluth was
quoted 81 u1At . b anoa'. and export inquiry
was light. COKS-The situation in May corn
was acute again yesterday. and on heavy GOV
cring % sold NJ lac a bushel. closing At the
s,aa,c net higher The movement continued
lsht. cash corn vas higher. and the visible
supply decreased GsS 600 bushels Export
corn was quoted 65isc nominal. anoat
OATS-The market sold or about sc AZ the
opening. but strengthened I'm the afternoon
and also showed the effects Or tight situa-
tion I'm the MAY delivery. which was 80 1isc
a hushcl. Other months closed unchanged 10
- higher. standard white oats quoted 48c
No white. iGigc. No white. 45i,c. No :
white. |4izc. ordinary clipped white f5al5isc:
fancy clipped white. 4Glec. RYE-Quiet: No
Western. 6S'9r, Z New York export
BARI Ei steady; mating. GO0I0c Z
Iiunalo; feeding SIC. nominal, New
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Satur
MOLAssrs AND SYRUPs


FOR molasses was moderate. but STOCKS me-
are light and prices were steadily held SyrupS
steady. with light offerings.
NAVAL STORES flrmer feeling pre-
vailed FOR spirits turpentine. influenced 10y
higher Southern market Rosin and tar uh-
changed. 49,, -
OILs-Linseed oil unchanged Refined pc
troleum steady at 75c for standard "hl'e III
barrels at New York. ..
RsCE-There was only a hand-to- mou. n
demand for rice but prices were steady WIN
light of erings M 49,,
STGAR-Ksfned quiet but steadily held
on a basis Of 4l5a4.20c FOR fine granu!stsd.
\ frmer tone prevailed In raw, and sales were
reported OF about 100000 bags for prompt ah1
June shipment, at l.3l -32c, cost ana trelghI
ReAners seemed more disposed 10 make pun
chases. Influenced, by the hrmness IN Europe,
reports ~ drouth in Germany ana genera
rains in cuba. which were believed 70 moi
cate the beginning OF the rainy season anu
consequently the closing Of the sugar season.
The advance in Cubas resulted IN sylhpd
thetic advance in Porto Ricos. and the mar
ket was quoted al 3 2703.33c for centrifugal,
27TG2S3 for MuscOvadO ami molasses -.0-l
25Sc I'm London beet sugar was hrmer ana
dearer the early cable quoting May ana June
AZ gs 5i4d and August at 9s Iisd. While on
the curb May and June were quoted ~ 41sd
and August rs I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-27

par san Francisco. sight Sc premium.
Geographic &c premium: Charleston. buy
ing par. selling l-l6c premium: Chicago.
par New Orleans. commercial Toe dis
count bank 81 premium; St Louis. eX-
Change Zoe premium bid, 35c premium
asked
SILVER MARKET Bar silver in Lon
don was steady at - 13-lGd. unchanged.
SUB-TREASURY-The United States
Sub-Treesury was a creditor at the Clear
.nf House yesterday 70 the extent of
800 .237
BANK CLEARINGS.-Ne York. ex-
GhangrS Sl2.Si55ll. balances sll.3l5.5 53;
BoslOn. exchanges sl5.6J3.S 500 balances
syCO,0t2. Philadelphia. exchanges 81 .05G D..
1l2. balances 81 1872 .i0i: PITTSBURGH. 80 SOS 20
JoV; Baltimore. exchanges S5.0S4. 596 bal
ances SS0S35i; Chicago. exchanges $i5.23i o.
%. balances $2.443.OS2: ST Louis. eX-
changes Ni 1850. balances S65.15J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-27
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago, May 26.-To-days market in
local securities involved large amount
OF trading in Sears oebuck common
stock at advanced prices, substantial
gain in the quotations on Union Carbide
and small advance in Chicago Rail-
ways series ] certificates. Declines Of
half point occurred in United States
steel common, Commonwealth Edison
ana American Can preferred issues
Apart from these changes the list was
steady. Swifts. Peoples Gas series and
Drummond Match were lightly handled
while American Shipbuilding common.
american Can common and Pneumatic
Tool attracted moderate attention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-27
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Va MONEY MARKET. Call money
stss,s Rates. Opening "a per cent
Hrs ~ per cent closing 2 per cent.
,,st ,noney was fair Rates: 3AQ4 per
tj, ~ ,Axty days, ( per cent for ninety
II e.,. per cent for four months. 412
4, s.senihs. Mercantile paper was quiet.
w 1900 per cent for sixty 70 ninety
ssstk," uorsed and choice four TO SIX
'AsassS a,sN EXCHANGE. Foreign ex-
s,as. used steady Yesterdays quota
, ,Isemand sterling. 1885; cables.
e l.s.y-oay bills. 1870: short francs,
~, 10 [Sz; short reichsmarks, sSs
sgaasss nc EXCHANGE. Boston, par;
buying 3-lSc discount. selling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-27

81 so: bushel. siasi so: Eastern shore, large
basket. 81 7jqs3: small. 81 25a 81 30: Bsiti-
more large 81 jO4S2 20; small s!gsl So
PEPPERS. Florida. carrier 81 n ri % poS'
New orleans. curly Dbl 81 50Gs3; plain; 81
a 81: Bermuda. crate. 50Q15e; RADIshE sS ~,
100 punches. ijcQsl %: RHUBARB' IVo
81 30: SPINACH Dbl. 75cQsl %: SHAl.-
LOTS 100 punches. 50c@S1; SQUASH, new
box. $ldsi Is: basket. 7jcMS1 20: Tuh-
NTPS rutabaSa Dbl or bag. 50cGsl; white,
50cDsl: TOMATOES, Florida, carrier, 81 y
81 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-27

hams STEADY. f5l3c TALLOW-Easy: specllaI'
Csc. civ 6i.c nominal: country, J,sNo -
LARD-Firm; Middle West. II .20d 1 80c; Guy
lidili.c refined. South America: l2.3oc, oOri
steady sssGs%c: stearne easy, oleo, st~
9l2c. city lard, l2l2c. IA
COTTONsEED OII-Early hrmness' gu, auSf
70 buying by refiners. the strength ol dho
and covering was followed by reactions IN tne
last hour under profit taking. and maj pIlcsss
we're points higher on May and unchan lt'',
20 points lower on later months. bocai Gun
tract prices: ca,ur-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-27
CURB ECHOES.

Il Is reported that North Butte struck
1. Adirondack vein on the 2, 40o-foot level,
!, the Snow ball on the 2.SQ0-foot level
vas first reported The vein is said to
ten feet wide and runs i per cent
4ieT
T IS reported that plans are under way
3 the merging OF several TOnopah min
!, properties. which will include the
la.ana Tonopah. the North Star Tun-
and Development Company ana the
i1ogah -.Adway Mining Company. II is
Y purpose. il is said. 10 organize a new
-any, which will have a capital Of
igeO. divided into shares Of 81 each.
b o. these 100000 shares the Montana
,,9pah Mining Company is 10 receive
moo shares in exchange for loD,pD
arss Of the present company. Holders
North Star and Tonopah Midway Will
asked. il is stated, to exchange their
luss for 100000 shares Of stock Of the
" organization. the exact proportion
a. having been decided upon IS yet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-27

PROtISiDN~-+I here Was A snarp adj
vance following strenrth In the hog market
good commission house buying and the strength
Of grain. The tone continued firm throughout
the day, with final prices not far from the top
PORK-Steady; mess 81 150S22 %. family
S2ias25 short clear. $50 T5a$22 %. BEEF
s2lds22: extra India mess. S32dx33. DRESSED
HOGS Firm; bacons. i2hdl2sc; pigs, 12;sc
CUT MEATS-Pickled bellies uuiet; 10 ID
|S6iac. II n. l5isH15ac; II N, 1iAc; picked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-27
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. May 26-Wheat rallied today
when II wes shown that rains In the dry dit-
tricts we're light The market closed nervous
AZ prices ranging from Saturday nights Level
10 &c M Corn made net gain OF es2l%d
oats finished unchanged 10 Iisc higher and
provisions dearer by 5dTiic to 35e. Range OF
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-27

~ '.'0'oing 10 reports. Barbertcn, ONO.
-. 400 an election In the near future 70
- on the issuance OF $1,000 electric
pant and $500 waterworks extern
"a bonds
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GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANIES.
Now York.
BIG BUTTER SALES AT eLoIN.

Elgin. Nav 26-An records on the Elgln
butter hoard were broken TO-DAY. TIE total
sales were 267. 100 pigs, and the market wss
HieafN az eG4gIe
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NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
SEABOARD CLEARANCFs
FLOUR AND MEAL,

iioA AND hfAis-I neTe little
feature In the -four market aside from late
steadiness due 10 the upturn In wheat Spring
patents, ~ 1JdS 10. winter stralghts 81 Goa
- 80. winter patents. 81 sOdSj 20. spring
clears. 81 lJpS4 80. extra No winter. SO 900,
81 20: extra No winter So S0qS3 90. Kan
sas strlights 81 30aS4 40. fancy spring pat
"nts. 81 as % RYE FLOCR-Qulet. fair
10 good. So C5gS3 50; choice 10 fancy S3qSl
CORNMEAI-St Steady. kiln dried So 81 BAG
MEAL-fine white and yellow 81 35dSl 40:
coarse. 81 300 81 81. FEED-N estern spring
bran. $50 51H$20 10. standard niddling sci;
-four do, 81. red dog. S2S TO- city bran. $50 80
In bulk. So IN sacks. mddiing. S22 ajdS27:
red dog S2s 80: oil meal, $2saS2S 90
tOIGEE-Thero was mn absence OF do
mand and. while tho selling pressure was not
great prices declined easily. and the close was
only slightly above the bottom, with n net
loss OF 10 10 point,. Sales. 1850 bags
Foreign markets were lower than expected
Havre closing at net LOSE of q fun franc
while HGrburg closed net unchanged To q.
pfcnnig lower. Prices declined from the start
ana brokers who received selling orders ri the
market were forced 10 let the coffee got az
concessions. as buyers were very apathettc
Cost ana freight offers were from UNCHANGED
20 10 points lower. and IL was said that Of
ferings were somewhat larger than last week
and the Brazilian shippers had been asking for
bids. Prices IN the Brazilian markets were
UNCHANGED. spot inactive and unchanged on
the basis OF sc Tor No :. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-27

liverpool CaNles. Spot In mon u0Wahd,
sales. 10000 bales speculation ani export;
$50: American. 800. Imports 1000 All
amorican MiGdling upland, G.IGd. Futures
opened quiet. ~ 90 points lower; closed
weak. al a net decline Of 70 % points
MAJ and May-June. $500. June-July'
her G3Od. SeDtembeT-October. G.l6d. OCTOBER
November 6.oS1sd; November December. Sod
Dceornber-January 6.Oid: Jauuary-feurudiy
q o3i5d. February March. G.Uii4d. March
April, COS I'd April-May. dObd; May June,
o1d Manifestations and cloths quiet ana
firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-27

New Orleans May 20 u ndcr the influence
., toarisi Weather reports from all over the
tSli with higher bureau crop reporting figures.
cott0l futures prices were depressed here 10
day, and a. tho close were STEADY showing
net decline OF II 10 l. points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-27

:. Rowe. Mayor and y. f. Woods.
,-man OF the Finance Committee, OF
ms Clarke County. Ga. will receive
Nsas until II a. m. on June is for
=" school and $1,000 street improve
- - per cent bonds. denomination
dated July 1. 1918. and Que June
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| FURNISHED by Harry +. Thompson & Co.,
10. p Broad street,
COBALTS
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ITEMS Of WALL STREET
Transactions for foreign account yester-
day on the Stock Exchange totaled about
1000 shares mostly on the selling side.
Dividends were declared as follows:

Hcvwood Brothers & Wakefield COMPANY.
regular semi annual Of 81 share on the
common stock. payable June 10 stock OF
record MAY 20
American Iaundrv Machinerv Company
per cent on the common stock. payable
June =.
Globe Soap COMPANY regular quarter.
81 az per cent on its FIRST preferred. second
preferred and special preferred stocks, payable
juno 10
Touopah Belmont Development COMPANY,
regular quarterly OF - cents a share. pay
able July ]
Crown Reserve Mining Company. regular
monthly 81 - PEE cent and n bonus ~ per
cent. payable jane 10 10 stock or record
May 81
Western Canada Flour Mills COMPANY
Ltd. quarterly OF . per cent. payable
June 10
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BOSTON STOCKS.
FURNISHED By Charles Head & Co., No Il Wall
street,
LAND.

Bos & Alb lql v & " ri " g.
Bcs & Maine 50 COZ. y Y y II & X 1906. 1861 ?
Boston Eev $50 s. West T. 81 Ky -
Bos s " Fl.
PONnG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-27

Operating revenues OF the Southern
Railway Company for the month OF April
were 1851 $50. an increase OF sSI,56S net
earnings we're 81 ,529, 3s5. loss Of Sla'i9''
and operating income amounted TO s,3i?,-
6Ii. a decrease Of sli47O2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-27

The Atchison. Topeka & Santa re Rail-
way Company reports gross operating
revenue for April OF 81. iOS 9Sl an increase
Of s2926e over April of last year; net
operating revenue was p,2S5i1. loss ot
S2lCS90 Operating income for the month
amounted to s29S,S3. a decrease Of s2.6.-
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PORCUPINES.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED hy Charles y. barney 6 Co. 40. %
Broad street New York ana No Il. south
am street Philadelphia
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BOND DOTS.

esnaTd J. Vreeland. clerk Of the Board
finance Of Jersey City, y. j., Will re-
ne Proposals until p. IN. Oh June 6
NNe9 City Of Jersey City. \. j"
y, ,V'year sinking fund AZ per cent gold
,a..alng bonds denomination N'W'
~ June :. 1913. and due June 1, 1895
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-27

The Union Pacific Railroad Company
gross operating revenue Tor April amount
cd 10 s7.OO0573. a gain OF s3l.%5 over the
same month last year: net earnings AFTER
taxes amounted TO te,o99, 80 decrease OF
S21J.f79.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-27

Total operating revenue OF the Chicago
& Northwestern Railway Company Tor
April was SH2.i76. an increase Of @0so.'@i'
and surplus for the month was s525"7, a
loss OF sl5.5o8. as compared with April.
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