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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-21

The directors OF the Brooklyn Union
ular quarterly dividend OF ~ per cent.
a share or tho stock and the customary
semi-annual extra dividend OF | per cent.
The Republic OF Cuba has appointed
Octsvie A. Xayas, G. e. OF the New York
stock Exchange Arm Of Keane. Zayas &
Potts, to represent It at the Pan-American
financial conference to he held at Wash
ington Mr. Xayas was formerly Consul
General OF cuba TO the United States, hav-
Ing held that important post from 1902
to 1909. when the banking firm with
which he Is connected was organized.
Robinson & co. announce that ~applioa-
tions to exchange 81. Louis. Rocky Noun
tain and Pacific Company hrst mortgage
, per cent. gold bonds for Atchison, To-
peka and Sanfe Fe Railway Company
Rocky Mountain Division new nrst mort
gage 4 per cent. bonds have been received
10 the amount Of $500, 900. The 81.
Louis, Rocky Mountain and Pacific Com
lions and the new Atchison bonds viii he
tain bonds about June | next Under
the terms of the mortgage the Rocky
Mountain Company S per cent, gold bonds
surrendered In exchange must he cancelled.
The amount Of st. Louis. Rocky Noun
tain and Pacific Company s per rent. gold
bonds outstanding after. tho exchanges
have been completed will be 5000 900, and
mis- hm0ant viii 30 s'N further reduced
next month through the operation Of the
sinking fund.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-21
CORTIS FOR MARINE PLAN.
Opposer ~ Receiver avors REQ
g%anisation Proposal.

A. r. Cortis. one of the large holders
Of the preferred stock Of the Interna-
,ional Mercantile Marine Company. who
opposed the receivership for the rom
pany. said yesterday that he favored the
tentative plan outlined for reorganiza-
ton. This Includes the cutting in half
Of the 49, per cent. collateral trust bond
issue the preferred stock and the
elimination OF the Common stock.
Mr.. Cortis said that ks would oppose
any receivers sale OF the property which
did not provide for the interest OF the
preferred stock as well as hat OF tho
bonds of the company.
The plan out'tned. though II has re-
celved no oitit Il sanction. would reduce
the collateral trust bond issue to s26.-
400, 900. Thu only other fixed obligation
would ne the sl7.72s,oo0 : per cent.
mortgage bonds OF the International
Navigation Company. The capitaliza-
tlon Of the company would he about s53.-
600 900. on which there would be tho
possibility Of paving a modest dividend.
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LAST REPORT ISSUED
BY AMALGAMATED co.
Surplus Of S422.333 Is Shown
as Result Of Reduction
in Dividend.

The asst report Of the Amalgamsted
Copper Company was Issued yesterday.
Because Of the forthcoming dissolu-
ton OF the company. TO be voted on at
the rnuai meeting June I. the report
covers tho sixteen months 10 April 20.
1918. instead OF the calendar year 1871.
Net income for the sixteen months
was s7.3t7.2ss, against ss.s7l.7e9 for
tho calendar year 1918. The reduction
OF the dividend from siI.b4i.bee in 1918
to s.e24.955 during the period re-
ported on enabled tho company TO show
a surplus OF S%e2.sss. against . deficit
Of ee.66e.7s In 1913. PROFIT and loss
surplus at the end of the period was
S2I. 7b8.lBt.
From January 1 h ths dass Of this
report there has besn . marked And
steady improvement IN the demand for
our metals. and in the prices realized
for them normal production has been
resumed. and the promise for h future
In very good" says John u. Ryan.
president.
From August I 70 tho end Of the
year 1914 the metal markets Of the
world were severely and u~nfavorahly
affected by the upset In trade and COM
merce generally, n particularly by d!f-
fcult.es encountered IN exporting prod
ucts prices were at lower levels than
nave been known IN recent years"
In speaking OF the dissolution Of the
company and the future operation Or
It's properties by M Anaconda Com
pany Mr.. Ryan says: .
THE mines are moro extensive n
OF greater promise than AZ any pre-
vlous time: the reduction works. with
charges being installed this year. Will
he in the best and most modern con-
| d,tion: the lumber and coal holdings
are ot great future value. besides In
| surfing our own euppl'es az reasonable
cost.
Your directors believe that the IN
terests OF the Shareholders Will be ma
! ~,er,ally and Immediately benefited by the
dissolution and the consequent exchange
Of their holdings into the stock OF the
Anaconda Company
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Atlantic { Birmingham
Construction Company

The undersigned. The Equitable Trust
Company OF New York. successor Trustee
between Atlantic 4 Birmingham construc:
tiOn company and the Trust Company Of
America, Trustee. gives notice that defiant
having o~ccgrfei In the payment AZ maturity
Of the principal OF the Joint notes OF At
,anlic Il Birmingham Construction Com
rarv and Atlanta, Birmingham n Atlantic
mcut 81 Ap-il 80, 1870, the undersigned on
June :3rd. 1913. az !: O'Clock noon. at the
street. In tho Borough OF Manhattan. Ci,y
% New York, VII! sell at. pubic auction
the following securities. being part OF the
collateral he'd by the undersigned as trus-
tee under the agreenent above named:
$4,000 fac" va.ue First Mortgage So In.
terim ,ioid Bonds OF Brunswick
steamship Co, dated July ], 1907,
of the denomination OF $50, 600
face value each due by their
terms $50, 900 face value thereof
on the nrst day Of July, 1918,
and $4,000 face value thereof on
the first day OF july IN each year
thereafter 20 ana including IN"
trst day OF July, 1917; subject 20
yided. Each OF these bonds bear
an endorsement 10y the Atlantic,
Gulf 4 West Indies steamship
Lines Of the assumption to pay
the principal ana interest thereof
IS the same may become due
and payHh." respectively In pur-
suHnye OF 'he contract for the
purchase oI the steamships COW
ed by ne morisaee each OF
NH4.l 'l''tN hf nv W.
dorsomeuf Of the Of
'he Interest due January .. 1915,
~, 100 shares CtpittI stock ~ The Bruins
wick steamship GO. OF the par
value Of 500 each.
IN. 900 shares common capital -ock Of
tho Woodward Iron co. OF the
par value OF $500 each.
Demand Note OF tho brunswick steamship
60, dated August /. 1910, In the
sum Of Si0tlt6.t7. reduced by
Endorsements OF payments on ac-
count Of principal TO $1,000! "a,
With interest at the rate OF 30
from January fth. 1918,
Demand Note ~ the brunswick steamship
60. dated August !, l9lo, In the
sum of t.l6s 81, with interest
At the rate Of 5ee per lnnuin
from January 9Th, 1915.
Dated MAY Is. 1919.
NEW YORK.
Rv LYMAN RHOApES. Nice-Frerdent.
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METZ TO RECOVER $53,275
wins suit for Part of Money lie
Paid on BOnd.

Under a ruling BY Supreme Court Jus
tice Guy yesterday Congressman Her
man A. Metz is entitled to recover half
Of the SlO6.5j0 he was compelled TO pay
as iudemnitor on the bond of the New
York Mail Company given by the Ameri-
can surety Company.
The New York Mail Company had the
contract for carrying the mails through
the lower part of Manhattan, and while
MIR. Metz was Comptroller he became a
bondsman for the company at the re-
quest Of friends who were interested.
The company later failed and when
Congressman Metz was called on 10 make
GOOD he sued to get part OF his money
back.
Justice Guy hnds that Henry l..
Palmer is the only other indemnItor who
ia able to pay. and he must stand half
the loss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-21
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

RTTTER-with light receipts Of Ass
paCkages the market remained unchanged,
although there was not any marked ac-
tivitS. To bring outside prices stock
must show full grass and be. Of good
quality. indifferent lincs are hard 70 place.
seconds IN tght supply and quite active
Renovated aud ladies arm, Packing stock
steady. ~Irices; Creamery, extras, 9. score.
.Sc.. higher scoring. .\l7 a 29c., iirs's, s.
to - score. 26ia a 27i7c. state, dairy.
tubs finest. :7'a a -Nc good to prime,
26 a exc. common 20 fair, 22T?5c Reno
waited, extras, .3La n &c; nrsts. 20 q % {;
lower grades, goa ale; imitation cream
cry; nTs,s 'lag Ladies! .% current
?Otsc,, lower grades, 1874 dl9tc. Packing
stock, current make, No, ., l9nl91c. p,
lower grades, lSulSi.c.
rHEESE,--Despite a better export In
quiry tho market was rather weak on
account Of heavy offerings. which have
been .4,osi for the week, against $3.50 In
The cams week a year ago. Ton quotations
are hard to secure. Skins steady, rrices:
state. whole milk, fresh, Mats and twins,
white and colored, specials. ~. Tl7iac f..
average fancy. i7c.; state. skins. fresh
specials, lialiisc skins, fresh. choice.
l.H. 1l3sI, fair TO good, H. ul?i.".
E~GGS.-ii-avy arrivals, vita n ntck NJ
cold storage room. have decreased the
tendency was toward accumulation, rs
buying was rather restricted. Medium
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grade. ar. plentiful, and. urged for ,ale
fresh gathered. extras. ?l1 gaze: extras,
trs,s, lstg u zoe; nrsts, lsqi9c.. seconds,
i6,a gLIiac storage packed mrsts to 81
iFsft, r "' hSnn.rS. Whites, m. to fanSy. .sss'ss
ors. 10 Gle Baltimore duck. 20 mac.
LIVE POUlTRN.-Fow'S were scarce
Yesterday and this resulted IN "A strong
and were nrner, with roo~'crs u 'ri'e
higher. TURKEYS cull N"arhy srring
ducks steady, Western nrm"r; geese m
steady, %euiueas slow pigeons firm Prices;
Fowls. ice; brollers, -3d CSC Old roos'-
ors. lie; turkeys, mixed, hens and toms.
Island. spring, :?c., southern. l2r., geese,
southern and Western, Toe, gu!neas, Sop
soc; pigeons, $50
DRESSED POULTRY-Demand for
fresh killed. iced fowls, slow, with the
market weak. Fresh killed brothers more
Spring duckiings not so plentiful, squads
slow, Frozen fancy chickens and fowls
firm Turkeys IN moderate demand
Prices; Fowls. ~ to box, Western. 80 lbs,
and over TO dozen, dry picked. lsc .
his and over, l'C old roostorS, l?'4 II ~.
. lbs. $3.50; s lbs, 81. Turkeys, fresh
hens and toms, l6dl7c. Frozen turkeys,
zoe. TEXAS. l7Gi7tac. RroiIcr.. milk led,
ls to % lbs, va .>c.. corn fed. IS 10 -
his, Zoe. Chickens, /? 70 box, milk fed,
2lc.; corn fed. 81 90 Sc lbs i7dlsc.; IS
ho>. 90 hs. ami over to dozen, $50, 4;
20 20 10 lbs, l6c, Ola roos'cr.. l3i-c.
Ducks, Ions Island l7'g ulsr western.
fancy, l5c. Geese. Western. i3Gi,c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-21
NEW GUARD FOR ROCK ISLAND.
Another Committee Formed 60 Pro-
tect Bondholders.

Harris, Forbes & Co.. who marketed
a considerable amount OF the first n
r~efunding mortgage per cent gold
bonds Of tho Chicago, Rock Island AMI
Pacific Railway Company.
Yesterday the formation OF a protective
committee to guard the interests OF the
holders of these bonds. The committee
will consist OF Charles A. Peabody. pres
ident OF the Mutual Life Insurance
Company. chairman; Allen B. Forbes OF
Harris. Forbes Il Co. " \. Day, pres
ident of the Equitable Life Assurance
Society: \. J. Hemphill. chairman OF
the board OF directors OF the guaranty
Trust Company, and Albert w. Harris,
president OF the Harris Trust and Saw
ings Bank OF Chicago.
The April ! interest on the bonds was
paid when It fen due. but the commit
tee Is formed TO protect the interest or
tho ~bondholders In view OF the fact that
the company has considerable interest
obligations and equipment maturities 10
meet between now and the next interest
late on October l of this year.
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Live stock Market.

THURSDAY. May ~
Receipts NJ heeves we're i,lao head, all
for slaughterers, with the exception ~
2 cars. No reported sales Of live cattle
to day, The feeling Was rated steady and
moderate receipts were expected for Fri
days market. Dressed beef In fair de
mlnd and steady. with ordinary 10 choice
native sides selling at llt9 q l3iac. per ID.
we're held over yesterday. The ,narkct
WAS full steady, quality considered Me
dunn veals sold at 1915 per 100 lbs
crate demand and steady. city dressed
veals sold At i:'a Misty, per IN country
dressed at lnta n ia nc.
Receipts OF sheen and lambs were ?,se3
head, Including 2 cars for tho market
Prices were steady for AL sor.s Gcct
clipped sheep tewes) sold At ~ per zoe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-21
Reported Advance Of Refined by
One Company TO $40.

The raw sugar market was firm yes
terday, with sales of 10000 bags Of
Cubas for May-June shipment 10 specu-
lators n reiners at ass cents, The
Howell interests took 10000 bags OF
June Cuhas At 4e5 cents.
The refined market was firm. with all
interests asking 8 cents for standard
graduated. 1t was reported that the
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Com
pany OF Philadelphia raised its price to
$40 cents. There was a moderate de-
mand for withdra walls on contracts.
The sugar futures market at tho
Coffee Exchange was active and firm.
Total sales were $3.50 tons.
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ONE DOLLAR DAY IN FLUSHING.
Merchants show How Nuch a Hun
dr~d Cents VIII Buy.

Ono dollar would buy a lot OF things
In Flushing yesterday. h merchants
of The town Just wanted to show how
much patrons could get for a hundred
cents. The day was set aside by a
committee Of the business men there as
n means Of convincing any OF those who
doubted that as good values II not better
could be procured right at home than
In the city proper
The merchants declared after I'M ss
closed last night that they had never
before experienced such a rush. The
business increase also extended to the
saloons.
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MERCHANTS ELECT OFFICERS.
w. r. Morgan Pr~sident Of Asso-
ciRtiOn-Succeeds w. A.. Marble,

William Fellowes Morgan. president
OF the Brooklyn Bridge Freezing and
Cold Storage Company. was unani-
mously elected president OF the Mer-
chants Association by the board OF d.
rcctors at us meeting yesterday. MI.
Morgan succeeds william A. Marble.
The other officers elected were: First
vice-president, Albert Plaut. president
OF Lehn q Fink. to succeed Daniel p.
Morse Of Morse & Rogers, second vice.
president. Waldo H. Marshall, president
of the American Locomotive Company:
third vice-president. Louis f. Pierson,
president OF Austin, Nichols & Co, Inc. f:
treasurer, Silas u. Webb. president Of
the China and Japan Trading Company;
secretary. s, G. Mead.
Mr.. Morgan's first act was to reap
point william G. Breed. chairman OF tho
members council OF the association.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-21
SEEK NEW LAKE BOAT ORDER
Railroads Expected Ia Urge Re-
%Opcuinx OF QucstiOn.

The executive committee OF the Trunk
Line Association Will meet on MONDAY
to decide on the action TO be taken by
the Eastern trunk lines on the order
OF the Interstate commerce Commission
compellirg the sale OF the boat lines
owned by the railroads on the great
lakes.
1t is believed that the railroads will
vote to ask the commission FOR a rehear-
ing, In the event OF a denial OF this
request the matter OF an appeal 20 the
Federal court with he considered. Sew
eral OF the roads concerned feel that
such an appeal would stand a good
chance OF belrg upheld.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-21
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Futures Prices F1~uctuats Rather
Nervously,

Coffee futures prices nuctuated rather
nervously yesterday. The opening wa
higher. after which there was q slight
reaction from the high level. In the
afternoon active selling ny the large in
terests developed. which sent active
months I to IL points of from the
best prices Of the day. Toward the
close some buying support appeared and
there was a rally of 3 to I points from
the low. The market closed steady, with
prices unchanged to ? points up. The
local spot market was dull and easier
yesterday. with Rio Is quoted ~
I4c. and Santos ~ 90 q Toe. Offers
Of Rios in the cost and freight mar
ket were 10 points easier. Rio as were
quoted 6.60G6.75c. and Sc, 640c. Santos
offers were unchanged.
Brazilian markets were featureless.
Rio ~ and Santos IS were unchanged
at 4s6e5 and $500 respectively. Rio
and Santos receipts totalled $4,000 bags.
Sac Paulo had 5000 and Juadiahy 5000.
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INVESTORS BUY IN LONDON.
Gilt Edged section shows Signs of
Light Demand.

LONDON. May 2o.-The markets were
dull. but with a generally steady tone.
The gilt edged section showed signs
Of light investment buying. Home rails
were easier because OF the labor out
look. Mexicans were consplcuously
weak. but Argentine rails did better.
Russians dropped.
Oil shares sagged. but rubber con-
tinued firm. There was little trading In
American Issues, and no feature to the
market.
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosroN. May 20.-The mining shares
list displayed strength throughout to-
day. American Zinc, Butte and SUI
perior and Ala ska Gold were active
and scored decisive gains. with prices
near the top at the close. Copper Range.
North Butte and United States Smelt-
ers we're the most active copper shares.
all closing higher. Industrials and rail-
road shares were dull and steady. The
summary:
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plant account again shows a decrease from tho deircs Of the
1T The only M, o,he !. change IN the Asset Account. 'ha, calls Tor
;, A w. q careful sd%., eSNnm min and aogra,. a o. the assets
tors q sq, SScsfieaan an ca sef to The sG s}oeRho EG4T Of F2 fHa, CO 5om nsSG;
= %ss1Tssas eas.. Ill s!Sa1 %sa !g@ a sI@iTS" c ei.i.%5 , ,,Sn' ,S 10
COMPANY More than So of III" Issued r,,ir,, -,o"s of of HI"
Wssiinshcu.s SlaeS1,p9c Gfomesnny Va. =. sSchansSd - ~.
investment in subsidiary and allied COMPANIES in tho I nitcd
me main plan, Of tho Machine c,cmrany aalon. ne main
s sna !. a pI s5fH at to Hp,isS, 4 nj ire fsqf ~ (. T G%S, L sssts5 %,:sS s} &:
Machine Company are sold chiefly IN ,I Npcnon WIN tRe
& sY Rss %s. Il .Sls 's;S N. SSn, sG goG%ps ,H!$f ri + l,s ,Ss q ,i 4 4 ;,s,ss
~ VOW i.yssimen,. r. the capital .tock, Of tho s9cete AHo,
yca, so The ,n Riltl1h SSss,inshomse Eisc,rs s Nanaf,Stgrins
Stssi .cquriiies on a basis that sSSgr : SGfcsior. hssi IL s,G%F nj SS.s
e. r. fs,;s; In sG i%;s5G;, II I the .sfr n e. s" I! ,Gf,%ss,;' %ssn%$n q 4 yoHss
The h. wa !" IN T%rope has "sifSS L tn" So" aE@" nS o! Ps GiquI.
81 sf' tss Of sra sss fD s $ assf 20 Be- f rsdt %"sf I IrSn I't ,s dHs sSRd2,tslsn
:. 1 H,ss iacSss sss1 q t SssS Ssis = sS9 and iS tho $.ero,.e. in account.
.,. The increase IN the oltstandtns common capital stock re
tss ss:s aGSsi iSs t tSa%'sis;Gn to O. s 'sf GS'S Fsis1c ,5Ssf o q. TIE a:sS Ss'i 5a:n
p.n3 any s Is:,f ss.n la, .s.: ssapF dsgPn {? e.! sss } I'd. t@a ,. 81 g9q y, Cos Of.
ee.ds Of 9 'S ne .%s Of S .ecnSra g. chfs.y Se of ,RRS S0 Sc 2h io2"1 / " WilPPssSs.
a., years s' FspOr, and WHICH sale was c6n,lmms,ed da Pas' the
and r here si ssll On & S:nS SS.s' j. '; 49, 500 r5 ':.,"a {. in no 'r sssvf gsSrs ID
.,a,. Tse o sS9S, IN" SaS SsS Ssn ,S q }SsP5 ty cSST a ? , End Of l' s :3s-
Certified, Public Accountants Their ocrt"c,t" appears in
PENSIONS FOR EMPLOYEES
ssyI,sytfhIns S sncinr " aes nSne t 20, p'o rH,ti a. p , income tor
sss;Gns AZ u cG Sndaiitnio, as 2 age ard Tern q, ,e,,yf,.ss 4, tse
and to the children under sixteen years Of age W wv willow
CALLS. . s Pow b: .s E. s.s; ~ .Ds sSSndr ssS,, ar s5'' IN Ds sqrt J, ,0 The - 20,
s ss5' y &c sst sSsI:ss $I /. sPR Il ssias ,S E, .S ssn iSss5 sS; ss4: S.s
BY Order OF tho Board q Gt Pf' F.. Ta,pp. Chairman.
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GERMAN FIRM SUED.
Government Alleges UndervaIua-
ton of Leather Imports.

The Government through United
States Attorney Marshall brought Ar
differentiation suit for s262.367 In the
United States District Court yesterday
against Albert Karplus and Herman
Hertzberger OF the firm OF Karplus 4
H~ertzberger, importers and exporters OF
glove leather In Berlin, with a branch
office In this city.
The complaint sets forth hat Karplus
& Hertzberger undervalued ~consiEnments
of glove leather imported ny them into
this country from May 5, 1909. to Jan
nary 23. 1918. thus defrauding the Gov
eminent out OF 5000 In duties. Under
the law the Government Is allowed 10
sue for the full home value Of the irreg-
ular shipments.
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, May 20,-Transac-
lions were light on the exchange here
and prices were mostly unchanged.
Steel was off y. United Gas
Improvement gained y, Philadelphia
Electric and Electric Storage Battery
were !. higher. The summary:
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Gross income from All Sources.
Deductions from Income:
Net Income Available for Diyt.
dends and Other Purposes .....

The sales billed for the year show a large reduction a. COM
pared with ne previous year due cbieny, to the unfeyorsol.
,hst from June 5h TO July imh. iait, he main works at East
tyes The reduction IN sale, Billed larssiy aSc9unts for TIE
ton due 70 the strike AZ Of ,he sxtraoTdinary expenses caused
ing The strike. were charged against the Income for the year
tlfere follows, In printed report, A condensed comparative state
ment Of gross earnings and net iacome for the past six fiscal
yearSD'
The vain. 81 unnlled orders on March 81, 1918. was 9. 1851 40.
a. CONF red with o. ,g5i $50 at the close OF tho previous year.
The average number Of EMPLOYEES during tho year was Is, las.
as compared with an average of 1885 during the previous
year
me surplus az OF March ~, 1919, tIoSp 5000, was increased
by the Net Income for tho year and by miscellaneous credits
az shown In the statement Of Profit and Loss. to a Gross Surplus
of So ISL 427 90. The latter was reduced by charges FOR diyi-
dends declared during the year on the preferred and common
stocks o. ,7O1, $50. and by miscellaneous Items aRgregating $780,
1890. TO q Net Surplus Of u. AIS. All on. a. shown by the balance
sheet.
During the current year the. expenditures FOR new equip
ment and for extenaons TO buildings. resulting In An increase
OF $500 square feet In manufacturing floor space, we're eX-
ceeded By the depreciation oharses. 90 that the property and
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TO THE HOLDERS or
AUI0SALeS GUM & CHOCOLATE COMPANY
g.. Sinking FUND Bonds.

NOTICE Is HEREBY' GiVi;H. ~ pro.
vided In Article vi. OF the Irdentur..
dated May 10. 1914. seeur.nF The above
bonds, that offers VII be rec .ei until 10
o'clock A. ". on Friday. May csth 1918,
at the ono. OF the undersigned. $40 Broad
way, New York, for me ste 81 SUFFICIENT
bonds At not eNo",t.ls tos'. % % par and
accrued Interest 80 tNls.-. tho sum Of
Fifty thousand. ono h.1ts-l and ,orty-ore
dollars ana !"-'f -se'"H rg1rs ttS0,ltI.iTp.
IN. Trust ntrtRTNF\r
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY or NEW
YORK Trustee.
BY cifAkl rs II SABlN. President.
May llth. 1917.
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sEx dividend
Customs Receipts Yesterday.

Tho receipts FOR duties ~ the Custom
House Yesterday were 3572.ss7,O%. Of
which sisa, 1859 70 was for merrhardls 20
Withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
Slo2, 933. 81 VA for recent importations.
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III CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. May oo.-Desp'te the con-
tinued dulness. prices were firmer to-
day. Scars-Roebuck, Union Carbide and
Chicago Railway first certificates
showed moderate gains. The balance
Of the list remained steady. Bond mar
kct quiet and prices easier. The sum
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The IshiGh Valley Railroad Company
reports for April;
1918. Changes.
Total oper. rev.. G7se270 Inc. 12Hs,Iss
Total oper, erp... ?.Sss,sls Dec. S.95s
Net oper. rev. $3.50. as: Inc. Ssl0,A:e
Operating income. 1850, 40 Ino. 3lO.l3O
From July =:
Total oper. row, ssb,c4b,ett Inc, e<S,b26
Total orer. exp, assam Dec. $500
Net oper. rev. .ti6, lol,6Ii Inc. l76S.l75
income. s,679,362 Inc. s7l,eS6
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$500 Charles Con E 70. -
THE PTrTSBURG MARKET.

rTrrsBuRo. May 2o.-Crtcible Steel
issues were strong. the common show
ing more activity than for some time.
The general market was neglected. Tho
summary: