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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-21

Kendall. Charles Maurice Sachs and Louis
Gordon-Central Syndicate Building Co.
$3.50.
Kissel Rudolph-Rudolph II. Kissel and
Lucius H. Beers-Martha Leavitt Morgan,
eXecutrix. etc. ". Cobb. costs sli2 20.
Kendall. Charles, and Maurice sachs-Cen-
trail Syndicate Building Co, S42T %.
Levin, Louis N.-Central Syndicate Building
Co. S266 Of.
Lndenmann. samuel. Reuben Gross and ia
cob Mindes-H. Fox -, lI3 50.
Lehnert, Charles-City Of New York costs
Sl0a %.
Lehncrt, MchacI-ssme costs: sloa 35.
Linton. John F.-O 'Tamsen, slil -
iebers Murray-S. Jacobs ct al. slJ2 -
Lduritano. Antonio. and Pasqusle Agrabile-s
Marks, Aifrcd|Povers Photo Engraving Co.
Maiiry, Jsmcs-w. F. odell sis1 50.
Miller. sampson IF. Erickson, Slol 80.
McDermott. Thomas and Mary-E. Lehman
Mcnelson. Libbe A-Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance Co. 81 G23 %.
Nelson. John and Joseph Dowling-P. Dauere'
Newtn. Darius &C z. Tuxill. costs. s2oi SO.
osgoodhy Alfred b. II. osgoodoy' costs
Parenteau Joseph Joseph Beck & Sons
rasquale Intrabartala-J. Wagner. So 10.
Polack. Isaac. Joseph Goldstone ana Bernard j.
shapiro-A EichhOz. costs. S3lJ 90.
Parker Park WilloT ~ Terry e. al al SIS 81.
Pigueron. Geo. H.-F. G. Ford ct al $500 SO.
PigCerCn. George. and Geron Construction Co
Gilman 6 Rothstein. Inc, 500 -. $50,
Pelham Eugene TIL. w. Johns. Sl268 %
RIM. Michael Central syndicate Building
Co. $3.50 lG
Rottcr Slsmund Same, s2ll Of
Russell. ThomlE W. G. Bun. $1,000 50.
schensinser, Kate or kstherine-s. 5. Michael
Sl9l IS
Schiller. M1x-L. Buch. si.ess So
sullivan. Bridget. ;. Armstrong costs
seidei. chas. Wv. rorman. Sios 30
schmaloyitz. Harry-oo. Roth Co. $2l5 IS.
Smith. Newton-Automobile cycle Co Of
America. $500 IL.
stsnsheld' samuel-w. Henderson. SAT- II.
schor ,Golde. and Isaac G.-Nassau Finance
snbergleit. LOUIS. LANCER, 1857 IS.
Sammis John SC. 4. schaettler. $3.50 AZ.
SPoidGTo I J9oeRhP w Hn S,0ls sass slT ''
Thompson. Alfred Re. NJ. Travis, SIPS g.
Wallach. sheppard S.-B Ban ct al $500 II.
wyneken. Frederick. sdn-J lAuchheimer
Wilkes Frances FL. F. Henenway. slo2 -
Fordon Amusement Co.-New York Edison
J. Enrich & Sons-E. Wilson ct al s1os9 10
Same-same Sl.o5? 81.
Same-same 81. Oa6 -.
Hastings Homes Coo Gabel g. 1879 90.
A. W Blanchard. 1nc.--Tocks & Co, SOL II.
RueCamer & Auer Cor. Meyer. S12s y
Franklin Feed Stores-R. a. warren. S3op.
". II. Quay & Co.-Wall street Exchange
Building Association, $3il %.
Mexican Rational Packing Co. LTD. A.
Holmes 9, al. SIG. 1872 gS.
picken G LILY Construction Co-Germania
LIZ Insurance Co. $5.2i6 04.
T. Miller & Sons Inc. Frau Miller. BfnJa-
min Noeeberg mot summoned ana Lentz
Realty Co. mot summoned)-G NJ. kr@-
kower. $500 Sc
s. r MYERS Realty COB A. Il ziesel
81 OGO i3.
Ztvcga Avenue Improvement Co. -
Boyer 1854 90 o,
CIV OF New York-G. n Lobravico. - "a 90.
Aetna Life Insurance Goa VI Ridgely'
s2G25 ~. -
II 4. hoffman Co-vari Lace Msnufactur-
ing Co STo3 s..
Thomas 3 White Cor. Martese. SsM
Avon Garden Co.-Bluthenthal Bickar''
Inc SlS5 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-21
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat Active and Steady
Corn, Oats and Coffee Lower.

An early decline in the wheat market
yesterday was recovered on the strength
Of bullish sentiment and a disposition TO
cover. the close being steady, net sc
down to sc up. Crop reports were favor
able. the movement i'm the South was said
to be increasing daily, and Chicago re-
ported the receipt Of car Of new winter
wheat. Corn suffered from favorable
weather reports and general belief that
the recent crop scare had been a little
premature. Liberal receipts and heavy
selling forced prices down, and a partial
recovery at the close left the drop net
5sGlc at the close. Liquidation was main
ly responsible for a decline i'm cats, which
left the finish net l2q3sc under Thurs
days finals.
Coffee prices lost nearly all the advance
they made earlier in the week. with July
touching a new low level. European
weakness was a prominent feature. and
as weak long interests in the local mar
ket were believed TO have been liqudated
ii was held that the selling which has
marked every upturn has been against
actual coffee. An active covering move
ment late i'm the day recovered part OF
the loss, but the close showed a net de-
cline for the day OF Is TO 20 points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-21
THE COTTON MARKET
Active and Stronger, Closing at
an Advance.

Prices in the cotton market yesterday
worked back 10 nearly the high levels OF
the recent movement, on covering and
bull support. with short interests some
what uneasy over the strength of The
near months in New orleans. The open
ing was steady at an advance Of 10
points. but prices dropped back soon
under European realizing and some local
selling. 4 more active demand for July
frned the market UP, and each reaction
found good demand, with active months
70 10 o. points up in the late trading. july
touched l2.2ic in the afternoon within
point OF the best Of the month We@"-
end figures attracted little attention and
there was a drop Of a few points on real
ling at the close. which was steady. net
20 IS points higher. Southern spot NAV
kets were unchanged to &c higher ana
the local market advanced 10 points 10
125oc. for middling upland, no sales de-
liverod on contract, 100 bales. Local con
tract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-21
figured on. Late in the session prices eased
off under realizing. Local contract prices:
uOLASsES AND syRUps

molasses continued quiet with prices about
steady. In syrups offerings we're a littic
more liberal at former prices, but demand
was lacking.
NAVAL SrOREs-There was pretty fair
demand for turpentine. and prices were
steadily held around 39i1c for machine bbls
Rosn was quiet with concessions still OBJ
tsinable for fair sized lots. Tar moderately
active At unchanged prices.
OILS-Linseed oil unchanged. Refined pc
troleum steady at recent prices.
RICE 49, No new features developed and
prices were unchanged
SCGAR-There was moderate business
in refined al unchanged prices Of 4.20q DOC
for fine granulated Withdrawals continue
liberal Raw sugar steady and unchanged
at 1888 n 3. 36c for centrifugal, 2.s3 q > SEC lor
muscovado and 2.jSG2.6lc for molasses.
Sales were reported OF 5000 bags Porto
Ricos ahoat at the old basis Of 3.33c The
early cable from London reported the beet
sugar market weak on favorable crop re
ports. with June 9s 4i2d. July 9s AID, and
August. os Jiad. with the curb market nat
al 9s Sd for June. 9s 3isd for July. and %
Jl2d for August. Willett & Cray: Total
stock Of Europe and America, 3,260, 4T4 tons,
against 2.311.S87 last year at the same un-
oven dates. The increase OF stock is 057 6O7
tons. against an increase Of l,00j.6l9 last
week Total stocks and afoats together
show n visible supply 'of 342j.474 tons.
against 2,44o.S6 last year, or an increase o,
97J. 607 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-21
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-The local street market tor
conner wag steady. with lake quoted lo@
15Itc; elcctrolyiic 147s I5c and casting
I4&c STANDARD copper on the Metal TX
change was weak and nominal closing AZ
12.7bq1425c for spot. June, July ana Au
gus, In London tho copper market was
weak. closing at f63 IS for both spot ana
futures .,e.,,,
TIN locally was weak and lower, CLOSING
q, az 40043T5c for spot 43.25M43.50c for
Tune 431 43. 2Oc for July and 43Q4325c for
August and september In London tin was
weak. closing at fl0s los for spot ana
LEED-Flrn at 485c bid for spot in New
York and at ASA 4.35c East 81. LOUIS
London lead closed al t2l los Local sales
OF lead wore 100. 900 pounds.
sPELTER-steady New YORK o0l spot; S "a =
5.I5o and East - Louis 4eO95c. Lohooh
spelter closed at f21 lbs.
ETRON-Cloveland warrants, 54s 30 In Lon
don Locally iron was steady and un,
changed with No foundry Northern quoted
tISGSig5 80: No .. S15 75nSl625; No /
southern and soft. Sl5 50QSl6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-21
BOND DOTS.

F. y. Tate Mayor of High Point,
Guilford County. y. c.. will receive pro-
posals until 4:3O p. m. on July for So
coo school and $4,000 sewer and water .
per cent SO-year coupon bonds denomi-
nation $1,000. and dated July /, 1913.
y. W. Halsey & Co. Of Chicago. were
the successful bidders on June 10 for
$4,000 AZ per cent 1913 year average
school bonds Of Moline. Moline School
District. Rock Island County III.
According to reports. Mobile, Mobile
County. Ala. will hold an election in the
near future 10 decide on the issuance Of
$4,000 per cent 3O-year coupin site
purchase and building bonds
J. +. Goldenbogen. clerk of the Board
Of County Commissioners Of Cleveland.
Cuyahoga County. Ohio. will receive pro-
posals until II a. m. on July . for So
1924 per cent coupon flood emergency
bonds. denomination 500, dated July J.,
1918, and due January !. 1915.
The Harris Trust and Savings Bank
of Chicago was awarded on June the
$50 900 AZ per cent building bonds of Oak
Park, Cook County School District No.
e711l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-21

JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

Tho following judgments for amounts
more than 500 were filed yesterday the
nlme~ Samuel. l. Block. 500 30.
Andrews. Frank M.-Sammis Downer Co.
samaLsalne. 5000 SO
Anderson' CharIes-Hannis Distiling Co.
Alum, so. Joseph II. Nahas and Raphael
Hawa,lecny-H y. Claim Co. 81 So 81
rcrE Paulina and Henry. Kaiser, t1s5 -
Porit Marie G Alvin Realty Co. $3.50 II.
Biegei. Boris, guardian-H. {. Fuyat' costs
pt EiIk' tone Jacob-R Werner. sl7i a.
BrocEway. George Al. T. Hemenway
c,'>o 1'n1I John il Oktavoc. 1927 20.
Cryan patrick david Mayer Brewing Co.
nr S,iI = Herman. and Sam Tink-E. Bloy'
po SSS1 - John and Moniss-A. T. Pilgrim
nt ct a. iac 3D. J. oh, Mindun siea 81.
Dnnman. Glenn t.-E. smolka Plumbing
na SnPIp,y AnEns@%ew Church Board Of Publ
ne Goo" Goode = Bertha-C. A. Tone ct al. sl7-
Frgan5colinl. MailldarT, Ks ely, sil%o q
G G6idsorg i%' BISeTnard-s Fink. ,.t5s72.
Gottlien Morrs-E. G. Fisher; N1o.
-o L,d,; ~ Wolf. NJ. Taylor s572 %.
SS,riinL Jacob-City Bank OF Bayonne.
x6 SD' O. Ggeorse-Empire state Liquor Co..
usn6eld, Lille L.-wesiern wheeled scrap
or Co, 81 733 So vn,,,o,or., "a,
IL ,n,,,-a,cs Corp Ltd. costs, s2fi IS
,. Di,iry Samuel samuel A.. and Aaron Hermann
g Fabtr; eos w IT, Edmund X stano
Jone., ~" "Ms.bcm and Thomas J. Lewis
First First National Bank OF Notasuisa'
s537s "a. e.,A.r. soa-s,
I Hrohe" IpsasscEfurns Brothers. si52 ~.
I Kshn' M,torrisIJ' Neustaedtsr. sl5s 80
hIrll,, ouis-A W. Holllster 81 a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-21
NEW YORK CURB.

Speculation in the curb market yester-
DAY was AGAIN almost completely AT
standstill. and while the tone at the OUT
set was steady before midday consider
able hcaVinssS set In on cOmpdratlNeH
small offerings The industrial list was
the largest sufferer. although the h't
changes in many instances were conhncu
10 fractions Standard OIL Of New jersey
was an exception. falling > points WINE
other Standard OIL subsidiaries moved
within narrow limits. United cigar stores
cased on =. Britlsh-American Tobacco
small fraction Tobacco Products pre-
ferred was neglected. but lower In the
bid Copper stocks were easier IN sym
pathy with TN" metal.
TRADING in the Nevada group was OF
the spirited kind. and prices were gen
eraiy improved The feature in point OIL
activity was North Star Opening AT 9-c,
tho issue dipped 20 low Of sc. and
launched on a fresh upswing. selling az
hich AS 96i,c The scarcity Of Jim butcr
0fcri.Ea resulted iu an point adNan''
10 Sic. Touopah Merger was hrm AZ -
to zoe West End was bought heavily AZ
81. and Nevada HIS az % and s9c. foI
Tonopah Mining s. was paid. Goldhcl1
Consolidated changed hands az tAs ana
81 1916. Prices were firm al the close.
,r.....tsto1 t,. yrarr, . Thompson & Co, 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-21
Dividends we're declared as follows:

Brooklyn Trust Company, per cent. payable
| July = stock Of record June 20
American screw Company. quarterly OF ~
/ June 20. u
city investment COMPANY. quarterly Of Ia
leF cent on preferred, pay able July to stock
Columbus Electric Company. semi-annua Of
-, PAYABLE July J TO stock OF record June %
annual OF per cent on common
Bauer French Brothers. quarterly OF r.. per
| cent on preferred, payable July / 10 stock Of
Hanover National Bank. quarterly Of per
| cent payable July to stock Of record June 20
June -
MacAndrews & Forbes. quarterly OF pa per
cent ON common, payable July ! 20 stock Of
record June 80, and 2 per cent on preferred
payable the same dates.
Merchants National Rank semi annual Of
! per cent. payable July TO stock OF record
Massachusetts, Light Companies. quarterly
OF - per cent payable July IL to stock Of
National Butchers AMI Droyers' Bank,
s,mi-annual Of per cent. payable July /
30 stock Of record June 10
Il. J. Perkins Horseshoe Company. quar-
| tcrly OF per cent on preferred. payable
July - to stock o. record July l.
lhlip Carey Manufacturing Company
quarterly % ~ per cent on preferred. pay
able July 1 10 stock Of record June %.
styles Il Cash Company, extra Of per
June 20 o. ''' ''' ~ ''''" VI '''O'D
Textile Finishing Mochine Company quar-
terlv or ] 3 per cent on preferred. payable
June 50 70 stock OF record June 81
United States Printing Company. quarterly
Of 10 per cent payable July to stock
Of record June y.
WASHINGTON water Power Company quar-
tcrly of per cent. payable July TO stock
OF record June H.
west side Bank scmi-anruaI Of @ per cent.
paHhle July to stock Of record June 10
Richmond Radiator Company, semi-annusl
at the rate Of per cent annually on pre-
ferrcd. payable July ! % stock OF record
June 20.
The annual outing and games of the
employees Of Hornblower & Weeks will be
held to-day at Polytechnic Institute Field.
Brooklyn. \ baseball game will he played
between the New York and Boston Offices
a dinner will be given in the evening.
Exports Of copper for the week ended
June 70 totalled 1851 tons; since June l.
N,ll3 tons, same period last year. l7.sl5
tons.
The Columbia Knickerbocker Trust
Company has authorized dividend OF
81 50 a share out Of interest earned and
collected on the segregated assets Of the
Kuickerbocker Trust Company. for pay
ment June so to stock Of record June ..
The reported movements Of currency
this week indicate gain i'm cash by the
banks OF about 100000. The banks re-
ceived from the interior Si77ss0,o and
shipped TO the interior SS.965.coo. including
$3.50 600 national bank notes sent 10
Washington for redemption.
The executive committee OF the Sea
board Air Line Railway has recommended
the declaration al the next meeting OF
directors Of the fun 2ia per cent interest
payable August I. on the companys . per
cent adjustment mortgage bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-21

ern Shore. crate. 81 75as2 25: Dbl. 81 so a So:
Baltimore, crate. So 80: Southern. red. crate.
S2qS2 10: EGGPLANTs. box. 7Jc 81 %;
LETTUCE, basket, j0G 75c LIMA BEANS,
crate or basket. Sass. OKRA. crate or
basket. S1q 81 so; PEPPERS. carrier, 75c q
81 80; a-till box, s19S2: without tills. 81 10
I5c ns1: Long Island. bag. 7jc q 81 25;
SQUASH. Hubbard, Dbl crate. 81 marrow.
81; white. box. SOC n 81 20 basket, % a 7Jc:
yellow box. T5c4S1 so: basket 25cG 81;
TURNIPs rutabaga' Dbl or bag 75casf %.
white. 100 punches. s1ds2: TOMATOES.
Florida, fancy, carrier. 81 80 So. choice 81
n 81 so. common. soc G$i Mississippi. fat
n lOc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-21
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, June 20--"The Commercial Bulle-
tin" will say OF the wool market 10 morrow:
Trading in the Boston wool market this
week has been OF fair proportions. although
there have been few large transactions. Prices
are advanced here only with difficulty and
only in where the manufacturers have
to have the wool for immediate needs The
bulk OF the business has been in new woods
I'm the West prices hold strong with buy
ing OF fair proportions Growers have I'm some
cases refused 10 accept bids which dealers
have made as their outside limits and which
were undoubtedly higher than absolute safety
warrants, considering the market situation
Shipments OF wool from Boston from Janu-
airy I to June 10, inclusive, were 81 400 nS3
pounds. against 1872 797. ss3 for the same period
last year. The receipts from January l 20
June ~, inclusive, were 81. 1853 pounds,
against l32. 232 for the same period last
year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-21
CENTURY BANK TO OPEN OFFICE.

The Century Bank has opened new
Office at Warren and Greenwich streets
for the convenience Of merchants, ship
pers and receivers IN the produce district
The growth Of the Century Bank since
1907 has been interesting. It's capital and
surplus having increased from $500 70
81 .OOO.0co and its deposits having increased
from 10000 10 about $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-21

PROyISIONs-Firmer early. owing to re-
newed strength In the hog position. but on
selling in sympathy with the decline in grain
prices eased IN and closed al about the lowest.
PORK-Steady. mess. S22 25aS2 70, family,
s2ids25; short clear. $50 75dS22 BEEF
quiet. mess. slsqS1o; family. S22aS23.
packet s20GS2i: extra India mess $90aS31
DRESSFD HOGS-Firm; bacons 12isGl2tc;
pigs I3i.c CUT MEATs-P!ckled bellies
steady: 10 n. leac: u 10. 1S'aq15Ae; u 10.
l5c: picked hams quiet. lS'sc. TALLoW
GIsc. I.ARD-steady middle West, IL iOq
II 2Oc: city, 1880. refined South America.
IL 35c: Continent, li.70c. Brazil. kegs. 1856;
compound firm SAQ9c. STEARlNE-Easy,
oleo size. city lard l3c.
COTTONSEED OIL - New high records
were again established when July position sold
within 4 points OF the Sc mark. There was
active covering by shorts. and as prices ad
vanced stop-loss orders we're uncovered. The
strength in the situation appears to be based
on evidences Of lighter supplies than had been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-21

.~s special meeting Of stockholders OF
sOuno.a Gas and Electric Company,
.'a vas 10 have been held on Thursday.
P0s'poned until June g. The purpose
- ~ meeting IS 10 authorize an issue Of
'''" per cent coupon debentures.
l''Ish Valley Transit Company.
~ Lehlgh Valley Transit Company. at
VA meeting o. stockholders yester-
authorized an increase Of sl.COO.OOs in
.ONuel debt Of the company for the
'ose o. acquiring control Of the Eas-
Consolidated Electric Company. The
LIS afterwaid took the final step
~ ',so and the transfer Of the control
- 0s made about July I.
''H Penn Traction and Water Pr. Co.
s west Penn Traction and Water
., -, OcE psny will hold a special meet
J, " =. stockholders on June 80. at Wheel
w. va for the purpose Of adopting
r,.. ssreement Of Incorporation. The
4, rem Company Is a subsidiary Of
%conDsny u No anu '4' al
c.pfs' California Gas Company.
4, earnings Of the Central California
,a,.. S0mpany, for May were A,744, as
49, S'Sl for May Of last year. Net
ss were s2,3O6, as compared with
IT,, a. Increase Of % per cent. Addi-
n. Daue 70 the plant Of the company
Ia VI THIS year cost about $1,000 A
-. VI Al'73l has been expended in ad-
= me transmission and distribut-
~, s'sns In the six months ended May
~, Additional gas capacity has been
'EUttB ~ VIII Oe ''''"'''U -
o Public Utility Merger.
|,,. Iuolic Utilities Commission OF the
a., W OHIO has authorized the merger
|ss,s public utilities in that state
=. wiz have capital Of 81, 800. OO0 The
h., companies will go into the Ohio
b.. ano Power Company. Of THIN. The
nes merged are Logan Light and
company, Logan: Perry Electric
|ln, Crooksville: Peoples Electric
II, ana Power Company. Shawnee and
|ln. sHaltsville; Lancaster Electric
|as company. Lancaster; Fremont Var
|y esV'npany. Fremont, Licking Light
b.. o"er Company, Newark; Field W
~ Fostoria; George n. TIL. New
|,r|un' and Frank b. Bell, Mount
ward Gas and Electric Company.
H., ...''stsntial part OF the 10000 coll
IL y, trust notes OF the Standard Gas
-'ecric Company which were Of
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fered on per cent basis were taken by
stockholders. The offering expired yester-
day. The unsold portion will now be
offered TO the public on "A basis to yield
$50 per cent on the one-year maturities,
60 per cent on the two-year maturities
and per cent on the three-year maturi-
ties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-21
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. June 2O-Belief that rains had
fallen al the right time for the greater part OF
the spring crop brought about an easy feeling
to-day IN the wheat pit. Closing prices varied
from ssc decline TO &c gain Corn showed a
fall OF sac TO lc and oats a setback OF sc 70
sc There was an irregular finish In pro-
visions. ranging from 7i8c OF 10 an advance OF
A shade Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-21
ITEMS Of WALL STREET

Transactions for foreign account on the
Stock Exchange yesterday amounted to
about $1,000 shares. mostly on the selling
side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-21
BUSINESS REVERSES.

DAVID COHEN CO.-pctitiou Med against
the David Cohen Company. manufacture Of
Cuthing, az Nos. y and 10 Washington
Place Creditors. j. Harris q Son. S7Gi.
British Importing and Jobbiug Company.
SAD and Eastern Clearing Company &2.2ll.
Liabilities are said % be $4,000. assets.
$4,000. The company was incorporated on
February 3D. 1911. with capital stock Of
$1,000 and David cohen Vas president
PETER 4. PEkICH Judge Hand appoint
Thee D. Whitmarsh received for Peter 4.
Pekich. grocer at 40. 1905 Boston Road.
bond >-'p1' WIN auihoilty 10 continue nusI-
ia The Bronx. Liabilities ar $l-'66N. a.
WALDFMAR WELGE-Judre Hand APP.
pointed Goldthwaiic u. DOR receiver Tor
Waldcmar WcIse dealer 200 sponges. Of 10.
1890 ParkaWdy Bronx, bond $1,000. Il
was stated THAI Wclgc has no regular place
OF business, but ls more ~ speculatoG.
buying spougss OH the Florida coast and
shipping them 20 New York for resale.
Within ninety days DO bought ~ 90 alleged
$1,000 worth 81 spongcs WIKI money Oh.
tanned from banks iu Florida on credit and
Immediately turned the sponFos Over 20 o
corporation organized under New York laws.
which never had any actual PAID UP capitfI
either ln money or property, except about
g.. 900. Creditors believe tho sponges are
stored IN this city, and are really the prop
KE%DRLI NAIL AND SUPPLY Co
Samuel -. E.more. one % The receivers OF
SO go Broadway. obtained an order from
Judge Hand for the examination of Gabrielle
= Eu.U uIfa ~ George s. Encil president
u the company. who died OF June 10 in
S. LIKES Hospital before United states
Commissioner Alexander Gilchrist. tr.. as
special master. on Monday next Nj ~
iuore wishes 20 get possession Of Sll.9oo
cash which Mr. Eucll drew from the com
panvs bank account and gave TO Mrs. EuoU,
who put 81 in safe deposit boa In the Me-
camille safe Deposit Company. NJ. and
Ms Encll also had q box IN the Lincoln
SAFE Deposit Company. Judge Hand issued
an order restraining Ms Enrll from remoN-
Ing am ~ the property from these places
and erfoiuinp the safe deposit companies
from permitting access 20 the boxes by Mrs.
Enrll or any one elsc.
AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000.
HARRY AARON-Poution tled againa,
Harry Aaron. clothing dealer AZ No. 12I
seventh avenue. creditors. JACOB L. Good
man. $50 Joe Wishncr $500. and Isidor J.
oRCHARD SPRINGS WATER Gov. II.
Wate, COMPANY. OF 40 3Of West 49,h street.
and yorktown Heights y Y, Of which
lanes & Bishop tho stockholder and ABB
Fan II Bishop were the principal owners.
bas obtained an order from Judge Hand for
Tho sale Of the property The once furnl-
tura etc al so 30i West 4ath street. Us
~ De .old AZ public auction. For the bot
,Iing plaut spring and farm at Yorktown
HfIQhis bids are 10 be received BY the re-
reivrr far not loss than the appraised value.
~ tho bids arc not satisfactory the properly
Is 4, be sold az auction for not less than
75 per cent Of the appraised value.
CUODORKOFF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Hand has dismissed the petition In bank
rlptcv filed On MAY 81 against Chodorkoh q
Chodorkof who had restaurants al Nos -
and 0ti. Greenwich street. on consent OF
creditors.