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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27
APPRAlSALS OF ESTATES.

GEORGE DITrERT NOV 10. 1909; Net. S.
gST Cgroline RoArs. . sister. Il tenctciaD As
SOS ons.haf !n,erss, In Sl5 East i5d ST.. 5000:
lot al Long Isl - City. $50. $500 -.
TUEREsA RIGNEY tDec. {. 1910 Vet. VS.
sii Joseph Rgney. husband. Is beneficiary Per
s6nsl chstie.s $500. and az shares United Fruit
p FloREScE 8 WHITE Jan. ?. 1910. Nst.
$50. To Florence A White, dInshieT w oS. :
csch $40 900 Asse's Deposits. 81: bod. o. .,
q Schirnsr Company. Inc. $40 o0l Decedeni died
Al MnnifruI switzerland. and her leVelD vas not
I'M New YORK S ate a. that time and "a not thAole
MARGARFT HoNEi-ORD tAus !. 1910, Net.
a. as EnmR stephens spczr not re.Ated re
sei,cd si65S: Helen Louise Spear. not Ts,'ied'
So sgT and Amcls Il L0Wther. not related si'oVV'
Assets. Deposits $3.50 and bonds. tzsso. a.,
JOIN MCROSKERY CLAY 9. 1870, No. sIs.-
SIS Mn Margaret II, {. McCfoskeIy, wla9s'
bc1rnciaTy Assets. Property Al Nevhurgn, y. l.
81 500. accounts due aid yersonaly. 1900. depos's'
SG66: stools and bonds $9.ll2 -, =. ,,,,
NRs FLORENCE IT, COCKS July 20. leli'
Net $50 500. Mrs Matte II. s;evsn,on, sis'er.
nj 600 The rest OF the estate IN equal sh1fes 20
N9ue O Berwirlh. Gerhard II. Cocks ana MAriah
81 UarIum daughters and sou. Asses l,ep,sis.
&. -. personality. Si.ilj. stocks and bands ssosse
ro allies due dccrdent sales o. DE Hutchinson
PDso.os,s" % which the deceieuEs isIHs' was
W. .sL.gi. S.4A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27
The Big Assessment.

Irrespective Of what ne gets for his
soaey In the shape OF new securities,
Ss Missouri Pacific stakeholder is
-tsiy TO think quite while before he
ps an assessment of $50 a share.
sN y he plays the part that is ex-
ite1ec Of him by those who are work
- 80 hard 20 make the property what
/. ought 70 be 10 Will be because he
~ confidence IN the present man
Nmeai that he never had, or could
. .'s mad, in the past. In having that
sIaaenee he would seem 70 be justi-
~ Nobody questions the sincerity
~ which the rcorranizers have gone
"a their work. and, what is equally
-loiianI 10 is quite generally be-
&c That, the reconstruction which
%ihg attempted will be as thorough
~ Is honest Unless the financial
,,...t1ohity errS greatly, the days Of
sss. ~ and eobblinR for Missouri Pa
ss are done with When the new
J, Snseing Is effected the road will have
ehahee 10 compete for business on
"ims with other roads in its ter
~, and the next time Missouri Pa
o ~. s,oek sells above par it will be be-
N0se j is worth IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27
.cNlnn" Cots Down 10 I.

Missouri Pacific shares touched 7
tsierday-which was their low Of 1914
largely because Of the unofficial an
iouncement that the assessment would
y $50 share and because there were
t'rbts in the minds of many that a
rssi majority Of the stockholders
.9sld, so TO speak, "stand the gait"
!asFe was q rumor afoat, too, that the
Organization plan would not be un-
rewritten, a rumor that apparently
ae no warrant in fact. II anything
'as had been needed 10 promote sell
&c Of the stock 1t would have been
hgad in the remembrance that in re-
eat years % has been rather the rule
aah the exception for stocks to sell
how their assess ment, with the as
asnent once paid. There have been
EninC examples, however, Of where
A even this handicap has prevented
sses-Northern Pacific, for one, and
isadirg for another from performing
fL.isntly within a comparatively short
s1e stterward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

The Atlantic, Gulf and West Indies
Steamship Lines report operating ana
other income of subsidiary companies
for April, amounting 20 Sl,S31,263, an
increase of $4,000. After deductlng
operating expenses, interest charges!
etc, there remained a net income OF
$780,. ia. a gain OF $33l,5l9 over the
same month in 1914.
A. H. Bickmore G. Co. have Just IS
sued a booklet on Public UtIllty
Companies and the Investor"
Directors of the Birmingham Rail-
way. Power and Light Company have
deferred payment of dividends or both
the common and preferred stock. This
decision was made, the board an
nounced, in view Of present conditions
in the territory served by the COM
pany. Last year there was paid per
cent on each stock.
J. s. Bache & Co. announce the open
ing of new branch office at Saratoga
Springs, n. Y
John W. Mccartney is now with
Bramley G. Smith, 81 Broadway.
As Monday, July 5, is legal holt
day in the State of New YORK, the New
York Stock Exchange will remain
closed on that day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27

Rsrslrts $3.50 pkgs Creamery, eNifass y. 5siL
2sG?sIc: higher sooi..s 1si1 79ts MS 80 y n
a27Ic, state dairy. finest =, , 49, sr.ts
sFsasi-c. imitation creamery. hsis' - -ti,y
ladies' ciIrrelt make. fss. re --'4''
stock. cillfeut make. No J. &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27
10000 POPULATION
AT FLUSHING
Two Hundred Lots in Well
Located Section VIII Be
Offered at Auction.

An important auction sale of 200
Flushing -Whitestone lots, situated on
Whitestone av., 4th and 5th SITS, will
be held by Bryan L. Kennedy on the
premises on Saturday, July 10, at
D. m. These lots are one block from
the Flushing-W hitestone trolley and
are convenient to both the Flushing
and Whitestone stations Of the Long
Island Railroad, with through electric
service direct to the Pennsylvania ter
minal.
In recent years Flushing has lived up
10 it's name of "Flourishing Flushing"
one of the choicest and most rapidly
growing home centres Of Queens Boz
ough, a community of over 10000 peo-
pie now and growing at a remarkably
rapid rate.
Mr. Kennedy said yesterday that he
prophesied a great future for this prop
erty on account Of its exceptional To-
cation and transit facilities via both
the electrified North Shore and White.
stone branches of the Long Island
Railroad, with frequent train service
from both the Flushing and the White
stone stations.
There is also trolley service TO seth
St, Manhattan, by way Of the Queens
eoro Bridge. az well as 10 all points
eastward along the North Shore.
With the extension of the elevated
lines of the dual subway system 10
Flushing residents of this popular Sec
ton will have a five-cent fare via both
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit and the
Interborough lines TO all parts Of Man
haitian, The Bronx and Brooklyn.
By a recent bill signed by Governor
Whitman contracts arespermitted be-
tween the city and the Long Island
Railroad for the use Of the latter's
tracks. II is hoped that in this way
subway service of the dual system will
be extended TO Whitestone. This viii
greatly enhance the value Of the lots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27
Rubbers Low Record.

When United States Rubber went
rlsr 81. yesterday, it established a
tsv low record for the year, wiplng
o., the last Of the gains effected
through the industrious circulation Of
rpoY,s tina, the company, in this way
nd that-throuEh war orders, through
economics made possible by the sue
aHfu. cultivation Of its own raw ma
grial, and so oU-was doing much bet
rr than IL had last year, when per
ert was shown earned on the common
sock. Disgust with Rubber in Wall
Sweet will not down. The feeling was
w.se6 bitterly yesterday by one dis
rpointed trader, who said: Some
tsoplc seem TO believe that there is
,ore money TO be made in Rubber
rosk than in rubber manufacturing"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27

Receipts ass boxes ia,-uh.ns 's3 boxes az, ~
transit Tor export stale w..e Mi.S ,''' ',,isi.
iji,c. rrio-ed. average fancy. l5hc; White 80
age fancy l54c. cheIia-s specials. 27.' % -
"a. Isl. HI5i5r. daisies. ijig al5'sc. IAe'
SKINS fr,si specials. In 1915, choke lie '-''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27
fRv Tel.ernph 10 The Tribune. J
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

BY IelesfhpH " HF AE''NhN'i
Albany. June ?s-Ineorporations nled With The
Secretary a. state to-day. -,
BorEen!cht Sons & Co. Manhattan; dresses .nd
usartnr ,ppsrel. $500 900 Louis Borgenichi, 1875
SOD 81 Brooklyn s. william BorsenichA brooklyn'
N ss,,,ss,r ~, Ho,, Co o,an: SIS COO Sherman
Collins oisin; ". D Horstmsnn. Rochester; d, e
sc!!ea Rochester -, "a, "a, .
49,. P,ccdraan l05 William at. y. Y. Moses
A Lsvii y M.;Iasrii. B l Mount ", vsro ocn
Ashton Co M,nha'tsn roli pnyedSi,vs Ma
L.s = 2; Fred II H.dinscr. TompEn'vills.
". Ewing FoI Co.. Bronx varnishs, snemleas :
s7s 400. NJ Ewing Fox. l96th At and Nder F.'
NY: C. prainIrd Fox. Louis v. yoE. y. !.
Ore Purchasing and Refining Co., Manhattan
minsy.l.. 10000: Isaac Hart So Hamilton Ter
racs. Y Y Milton Mayer. New Roehelle' Else ID
RnsmAnn Brooklyn, - oo.. .,.x.,-
dsr a schesr 40 Broadway. y. Y; Henry Jug
genheim. Emanuel Mamin y. J. $1,000.
Coat, Machine Tool Co. Manhattan: $4,000.
CARBON W Bowling. 80 Church 81. y. T.; Hiram
u. steele. Porter Steele. NJ ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27
The Chronicles. Bjrtbdav.

s.,.i 40 yesterdays number "The Com
l.,Su and Financial Chronicle" com
ssis.al us one hundredth semi-annual
s,. .ae' AZ the end Of fifty years Of
~, service It has the right 70 boast
n, no such repository Of informs-
tfs,,no statistics concerning the
hSa..s,sYsitaNon, the financial and the
as sra. Affairs Of the United States
sorlSs found hnnd anywhere else in the
krly III me Chronicle" as il is popu-
sbeth s's9' Is known throughout the
az - s aM breadth Of the United States
fets al me financial centres of Eu-
IA, a. Seil u deserves 70 be. II II
tts. ~ oeiect u is that with every
III an. reader IS compelled 20 recog-
"a lsss no NE IS long enough TO let
aia al that one ought TO know.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27
FRESH FRUITS.

The market Is firm. but without change, mosii
business Is at outside quotations. win occSsions
sales Of high quality goods reported a. ~, ahn ,uI'
Li,bcr HAY large baled, ton. timothy pInl,
81 90. No !. <3is No to No ,. $50 5og -
s6ipplng. sla 5Oa 800 fancy lght clover mixed ~
"a SO. STRAW rye NO l. SIi@Sl'. 'sin1i' O"'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27
Nepperhan Sales.

Three lots on Fairview Court, Nep-
perhan Heights, Yonkers, were sold
yesterday TO Nicholas Hayden, Of { 10
city, for residential purposes.
Joseph Harmony, a Yonkers res
dent. bought two lots on the corns
OF Morningside Road and Fairview Az,
He Is planning, to build large one
story California bungalow immedi-
ately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ASKED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27
SUGAR FUTURES.
PROVISIONS.

There was only a moderate volume Of business In
the market for hog products. and prices were easier
The hog markets Sere fairly steady but The cash
POSITION Is considered bearsh. as stocks are large
Receipts Of hogs a. Chicago were 10000; estimated
for M0ndsy %. 900: Kansas City received lh9O
and Omaha :. 500 Chicago expects $50 GOO hogs
merit week PORK steady. mess. SIS sls; lam.
iiy s2ldsa3: short clear. SIS. 500 s2l 70 BILL
steady. mess slSdfls 50: family. $40 500 $50 80
packet SIS 500 ve: extra India mess. t3lats2
DRESSED HOGS quiet bAcons. lie. $50 u. II sei
100 hi. IKE: 40 h. NE. PITS. lie. CUT
MEArS-Pickled bellies quiet. 10 10. ltsc; u %.
llc; u b. &c. picked hams steady, liA slihc.
TAILOw steady special. 5l.c; city. sac; country.
5I,aBhc. LARD easy. Middle West ss59s Csc !.
city lard easy. sAc refined lard euie,, South
America 10 S5c. Continent. loo: Brazil. kess.
II s5c: compound steady. ks7ac srEARINE
steady oleo. sac city lard. stearine loac.
OILS.
rhs market FOR rehaed petroleum was ouist.
and prices remained unchanged, Linseed OF
was unchanged. PETROLEUM. standard white.
bbls New York and Philadelphia. 1850. bulk. &c
standard whit. cases. New YORK and Philadelphia
955c: water white, bbls. New York and Phila-
delphis. ssoe; bulk, Sc; water white cases. New
Yofk and Philadelphia. 1915; LINsEED on
American seed city raw. 6la62c. ou,-oi-towr
raw. 60a6le, CGkut,i raw. Use.
NAVAL STORES.
The local market for turpcntine was easier ~
sAIdAy. following the further dsc.ias q tss South
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27
BUSINESS REVERSES
BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS.

BLlNkHORN PHOTO PLAYS CORPORATION.
Of 10 West 10Th st. Petition fled BY Hepwcfth
American Film Corporation. $l2lsS: Herman G.
GenUcrch. Sl7i3. and Films Lloyds. Inc 5000.
Judge Learned Hand adJudicated the company
bankrupt on consent OF is attorneys and sent
the matter to W II. Willis referee in bankruptcy.
The company was incorporated August y. 1914,
with capital stock Of $50 900
TOSCANA WINE AND LIQUOR COMPANY, Of
Isl West Houston st. Petition hled by Mayer
Bros Co. 1906: Italian Vineyard Co. S9l. and G.
Celia 4 Brother 1854 The company was incor-
porated on November n, 1914. with capital stock
Of $40 0O0. 20 import wines from Italy.
ROBERT GUM. formerly Of lG Exchange Place.
fled petition with liabilities Of Sli.j6N and assets
$31. Among the creditors are Reita Ellis 5000.
money loaned from 1907 10 1915. John Louis
Scnacfpr 81 .9jG loans. i. w Elder. Sll73. Sc
cured and Tittjcus q Ham9c. $lljG. He also
owes Slg3 for auto hire 20 parties in staten Island,
500 doctors bin and SIS for dentistry.
JOSEPH WEISNER carpenter. Of 81 Ann St.
filed petition with liabilities Of >lSt5 and no
available assets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27
The Bronx.
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
JUNE &c.
auhattan.

The frs, name IS that ~ the debtor, the second
that Of the creditor. and date Wnea judgment was
Sled ,,., '
Kramich. Mary. Margare. Furcy and Martin, !
Minsky Realty Co-City Of y. April ?. 1914 =,
''''' -'' tll95j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts. 1895 head; none on sale. Feeling nom
inally firm.

Pittsburgh. June 26.---CATTLE---steady; supply
light: choice. $9ljG {g25; prime. $50 s a. *
siEEPsteady supply light PIN. e e. wf ia@b, s5
si6o veal calves. SIO5O@slo7j. H0GS-Hignet
receipts. 10 double deEEs P,ms, aaenss25; pis
IS ijaS 81 20: roughs. s6gs6.6O r,,, p...,,,, "a
East Buffalo June LssG sc,, ~
81 55a Sob HoGs-ReceiD 900 head ca active
bs,vv IS lOd$S IS: mixed. S.30@SSi ~ lotei'
S4aS57i SHEEP AND LANiBs-Receipts 100
he Sh,s sS' fu a 2SHoGs-ReceIps l2ooo weak
bulE f5o%S7.75: light s75O@N.eO: mixed y 80
Sle.. So 25%s!5 so CATTLE-.RecefP,s. 200; steady
natSe se sd caS. and heer 81 1880 calves
;-aSlCIo sHEEP-Receip,s, 5000 steady shseE
s. fjat6SO: lambs. Nas9.to springs s''-'S
'iS 81 louis, June 2s.,-HoGss-- Receipt; 5000
higher; pig, AID lights 50 'ogSS ,yy = 3; s5ss7s5
81 ioa 50 90 y.arins steers and heteIs ssss ~
cows sSSN 80 ''9 s,ssrs az COWS ADD
bsitsSs 80: native calves. s6@$lo. sHEE,P
= g clipped gSe i saSs 6s,s5o sDas lambs
K zane City June eHoGsnRso;.lPs,s !, sS 60
nsSleI: and butchers 81 60@SI siI3 isht, e0@
E!o ps T@si5o cATTtgT ,ds g g. 2 Zoo.
steady prime 81 lsa '' sou,b, ss. SIC
SIS 81, !. =. sei' Sn. : 5s;? 81 q
s.'yss S. 5ossio 50 sTlEEP-,Receipis; none
.;e,dy. lambs 81 sea 50 50 yearlinss. s63o@'s;
,s,Ssr. SAD: cows S475dS5.50. $3.50
vcinri,nstI June s-HOGS-Recepts. 1900
steady. CATTLE-Receip,s. none; steady: caves
steady sHEEP-Receipts. 1900; STEADY IanoS
rRv Telegraph TO The Tribune
LoIi,rtIle June 20 SHEEP AND LAABS1ke.
.c.ints p s2I total q, 2s.4si FOR the week Keen
1000 lar choice springcfs and market ruled ac'
,I,s ,sd sc hIgher. choice sphnses l0dlohe;
tennessee lambs. 9ssIoc: second. 1hsltc:
Guile 56lTe; fat sheep. 5aitc. medium ard COM
ron kinds slew and unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27
U. S. Reserve Banks.

Washington, June 26.-Gold coin and
certificates in the hands of Federal Re-
serve banks increased more than s6,-
600. 900 during the last week. accord
ing TO an announcement Of their CON
dition June %, issued to-day by the
Federal Reserve Board.
RFSOT,RCES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27
Plans s72,0O0,000 Loan.

Berlin, June 26.-The city govern
ment OF Berlin has decided to issue ueo
loan OF 2ss. 600, 900 marks (s72,00o,-
0O00. OF which lS7,000,000 marks 1884,
$50 .0oO) will be for the acquisition
and extension Of the Berlin Electric
Works. The loan probably will De
divided into instalmcnts extending
over q period OF several years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27

A. H. Bickmore & Co. have Just is
sued a booklet on Public utility
Companies and the Investor"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27
COFFEE.

Total sales in the coffee market on Saturday
were only 1850 bags but notwithstanding the
large deliveries on July contracts on Friday there
was an absence Of selling pressure and prices
were well sustained. closing net unchanged 10 I
points higher There was little trade selling III
some OF the late months. due possibly TO some
what larger receipts al primary points but Onet-
ings were readily absorbed by the same interests
witch have been on the buying side recently. Stocks
here are not large, aud there some lntimatlon
that possibly part OF the coffee delivered on July
account was being shipped abroad, but the spot
demand was again Indifferent. and interior buyers
are still relying on direct impOrtations to supply
the greater part Of their requirements. RIO ex
cTause on london showed an advance OF j-32d
and this helped 10 stimulate confidence here. as
financial conditions In Brazil and the ability or
shippers there TO hold coffee are considered In.
p0rtant factors In deciding the future course OF
values.
The local spot market steady and un.
changed with Rio rs quoted az 71zc. Range OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27

Aggresate reserve on deposits ilI9.sa2i09;, 9e
crease ssgi57C0: ger cent o' .Cga. reserve, 'l.'V
The statement of the condition II the
Federal Reserve Bank OF New YORK at
the close of business on June %, COM
pared with the previous week, follows;
RESOURCES.
June %. June IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27

J. s. Bache & Co. announce the OPEN
ing of a new branch office at Saratoga
Springs, n. Y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27
CHICAGO STOCKS.
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
Sales
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
MINING


e... open. High. Low. Last
Exchange Bank 80 10 $50 iSy
ia a. Deposit..lS5 l5j lSj 49,
BONDS.
81 ono Bait Fl IS stmp. % @, en-
= Go9 CONS Coal Cs....lOj& 1908 lcoN IOWA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27
RECORDED JUDGMENTS.
JUNE &C.
Manhattan.

The following judgments were h!ed yesterday the
e-et name being that Of the debtor 80, -
a Goodman & Co-Fullerton Electric Co. ;tSlli
AbTaLo" ~ Tpp s51G27
Rsk.r W Nj 0'Hanlon. 0.,g
cS9ror. R-M LlGgre. 49,
Cisnide' - - Ylo-F"T A Reilly, s. 225 &C
DoUyherfy. Anna C-L HOFFMAN, 49,.
Diuity Ma Frtnkei, 49,.
], gerry, 2 II,yd Re1Ity Co 81 430.lS
Flssssor Ka.hLTine-SenecA DISTRIBUTING 70 ~. ~
E@Ps f ijs.5l,. Ii iI.. Z CO. 'iisSS55
Frni,srnsu y E--Remington Typewriter GO. -. ~
v,.,., YVES, 18th s, CO. Slater. L Apf.l ard
A G CGss-Recdy Elevator Co. so-.p.,ssS
FuiHf IL Wilson e. al 'SSSS
Hochsad,s- Friz Frederick. Ard Ro'snsr,h 40
mason ~ a. ~ Manhattan n R Col Lang. .'siI2
iNtieh View Rochelle Coal and LUMBER 7 l.. q,
, ,-.,.,, rnm.--pai,r Motor Vehicle Co. t5lo.6'
iAtpeI'' MI e,fgoi ard (; lohe RYE Bread Cox.
non Fiour ard foed co. lie. sis6St
MsIFu IA VI AdolDhi. sysgg =!
Niehr!i Woodbury. 4 COB krsizef' S.4s'ss33
Sfr,e-Sams. $i.j ~
diver DIV !" J%cog.oiidatsd wafer c. Inc itsI
HldsswAy H-kleb0ld Press. -.
Rei's NJ Underwood e a.. ,,SiiiSs'ii6
simyeI AUTOMOBILES Cg-C Eagle. ,stSgY2
s s., ll2ss b 1Sr,bis n.nk City. it6i
Seio,sm4n' M freedman E; al. 80 ss
Taoa,s. / Up s ,ig,@,i"'' s5Ssi
I .isrtfrr J HI A Ns.sntii cotis, tit,.-s
v,.I.s.y Z. S,uib.rr Comparing scale Go. $l'bi
v odll. q =. " LciAaa % !fA@ee4 Aui ,sss a
SloIdAAg. s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27
BANKRUPTCY SCHEDULES

LTEBENTIIAL BROS. dealers in jewelry. on
the iuslalment plan Of $50 Fox St, hled schedules
showing liabilities Of $l44774. Of which Sl2j. 30
is secured by real estate mortgage. and assets
o: SlO.Cs9. consisting u accounts. SOtii By 30
customers and s. cash IN bank.
MAN HELBORN. dealer In carpets. rugs and
furniture. at 1901 Third av. filed schedules sho" !,
Ing liabilities q $iil2i and assets 5000 Of
PATRICK BARRY. Of Barry Bros. liquor deal,
ers 81 18th Il. and Third ay.. 262O Third az ana
al6 West Siih st.. fled schedules showing haOih-
81 Of and no assets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27
The local spot market was steady and I'M
langed with Rio rs quoted at The. Range Of

Coffee cables-Rio. No Z. unchanged. al 1885
erchanse 5-3?d higher at l2 ll-l6d receipts. 1000
changed at 5000 receipts 2sO 900 bags stock. 1885,
00O bags.
Receipts at the ports were $4,000 bass. against
u OO0 4 year ago and % 00C two years ago sac
Paulo lad ~ 900. against 1900 and $1,000. and
Jund.any 10 OO0 against 1900 and $4,000 bags.
rc,pectiyely Cleared from Rio June % the IS
Tenny,on With 1000 bags. FOR New York.
SUGAR FUTURES.
Futures opened steady. unchanged 20 an advance
O, points and little short covering by trade
Interests sent prices a point two higher. but
trading was not active. Closing prices were net |
point lower to 8 points higher on total Eaes OF
l.l50 tons Range Of prices
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God reserve AGAINST ret liabilities. sos per cent
Cash reserve AGAINST net liabilities SO per cent
Cash reserve against liabilities atef se,llts s'n,
40 Ger cent rOld reserve against net amount OF
rcdsraI Reserve notes IN circulation. ss5 per cent.
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TTVNTIUVT
mand; sales 900 bales: speculation and export.
/ 200. American COCO: mifdllng upandS. j.l3d.
Futures opened barely steady Isd9 points lower.
closed quiet net 3i4s5 points lower. July August
Oais October November. 5.2jl7 January FeDLu-
Az Z ~ Msrch. April. 5.jJi. May-June. 5.3I1.
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Twin City Rapid Transit.

Earnings report of the Twin City
Rapid Transit Company for May dis
closes a loss of $1,000 in gross OPP
Grating income, which amounted to
S7S9,1l8, and increased costs Of OPP
Grafton brought the loss in net earn
ings up to $A7,3l2. The balance sur
plus after all charges totalled S154,-
938, decrease of S45,584 as compared
with May in 1914. Gross earnings,
however, since the beginning Of the
year, in comparison with the CORE
spending period in 1914, were S9S,24O
greater, total earnings amounting to
S3,S21 ,1O9, but this increase was alb
sorbed by increased operating charges,
so net revenues of Sl,276,l53 were $751;
8S4 below last wears figures
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NEW YORK PRICES.
CLGARANcEs.
FLOUR AND MEAL

were steadily held with mills not disposed TO
make concessions. Spring patents ssS5g sS ~
e. ISt Winter ,traights $3.50 $50: extra No l
winters, s5.lo@tj2j; extra 10 winters. A909
s.: Kansas straishts .!jlj@S9o; f24cy sp mtIS
Inlet, fair to good $500 S. 30 choice TO fancy
595ds6IO CORNNlEAL steady; kiln dried
81 90 BAG MEAL quiet: line white and yeso".
Bran 100 il sacks. s2I25 Standard mddlings do.
saT IS: flour DO $3.50: red dog flour. iiO 10
sackS s3j: city firm. bran. bulk $23l5; lO0 ID
ssckS s2i75; heavy middlings do SIS; Hour
middIlngs do. s3i so: red dog flour. 40 ID SACKS
kHl. OIIMEAI. S33. iOM 50.
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ASSIGNMENTS.

NATHAN sPINDLLL. dealer IN woollens. dress
goods and silks. al 20 kivngton 81. mAde an
sssignment % Louis y. Hapefin. -, ~
SIMON MORRIS. dealer IN glass a. tot A IhsiS,s
lie has been IN this limo thi-y-fVe years