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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. May ~. 1916.
BUTTER

Receipts to-day. 1896 pkgs. Creamery.
extras (92 score). soc; higher scoring. 500
sic; frsta. 29m29l2c; seconds, 2842sl2c /;
thirds. 27M27I5c; state dairy. finest. 291aGt
3Gc good to prime. 2SQ29c common 10 fair.
26l4m27hc: renovated. extras. 29m29lac /;
frsts. 27G2Sc: imitation creamery. frsts.
276i2Sc; ladles, current make. frsts. 266I
261gc. current make, seconds, 25 nc; lower
grades, 2ll2m25c: packing stock. current
make. fine. 2j12c; No 2. 25c; lower grades.
24M24l1c.
CHEESE.
Receipts to-day. $50 boxes. State. whole
milk. held. flats, coored. specials. l9hH
l9lRc: white. specials, ls&Ml9c; colored.
average fancy. ls2,ql9c; white. average
fancy. lsLsc: fresh. fats. colored, specials.
l7ml7Lc: white. specials. l7hc; colored.
average fancy. l6A6il6hc; white. average
fancy, i6a@l7c; held. eheddars. specials.
lsla0isac fresh cheddars, fancy. l713c
held. twins. specials. ls%, a i9c; fresh. twins.
good 10 fancy. l7hm l7hc; held, all styles,
undergrades, l4Ml5%,c; fresh. all styles, I'M
dergrades, l5Ml6l9c; Wisconsin. whole
milk. fancy, held. twins. lsA4lee; daisies.
Isl5ml9c. Young Americas. new. l7nl717c
state, skims. current make. specials, l4g
l4Ac: choice. l3M13l5c fair 10 good. liza
l2hc; lower grades. 5dlohc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
CANADA ADDS TO GOLD
HERE BY $l,S00,000
Bars Sent TO Correct Exchange
Rate on London.

The movement Of gold from Canada
to New York continued yesterday in the
receipt of an additional Sl,800,000 in
gold bars by J. p. Morgan & Co, agents
of the British government in this coun-
try. Like the gold that arrived here
Thursday, il was understood in bank
ing circles that the latest shipment was
for the purpose of correcting the ex-
change rate on London.
Yesterdays consignment brought the
two days total up to S4.056,oOO, and
the prediction was made that before the
present movement Is over possibly as
much as S12,000.000 may be sent here
from the Bank Of England's depositary
at Ottawa. Last October, when there
was a cessation of exports from across
the Canadian border, 1t was estimated
that there was still about Sl0,000,0O0
that could be drawn upon when the ne
cessity arose.
II was learned yesterday for the first
time that this amount has since been
augmented by the receiut Of some s4O,-
100000 in gold from Russia. Several
months ago rumors went unsubstantiat-
ed that large amount OF Russian gold
had gone forward TO Canada via Japan.
Reports from different sources men
toned $50 1000 900 as the amount re-
ceived.
With the reports confirmed that a
large shipment Of gold was actually
received from Russia and deposited at
Ottawa the Bank Of England's deposit
tary there still has S45,000,000 avail
able for maintaining the sterling ex-
change rate at or near the present
price. Gold received yesterday was in
bars from the Denver and ottawa minis
and the New York Assay Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
WINDS QUEER ANTICS
HALT ST. PAUL'S CLOCK
Zephyrs Which Staggered Walk,
ers Stop Hands at 4:25.

Spring zephyrs forgot their gentle
role yesterday and, raging through the
streets at a fifty mile gait. ell BIZ,
turned the city upside down. Pedes-
trisns were sent staggering, signs tum-
bled from their accustomed moorings,
flags were torn TO ribbons and early
straw hats romped beneath wheels and
horses hoofs.
Most mysterious OF the antics OF The
wind was its interruption OF the york
ings of the clock in the tower Of 81.
Pauls chapel, which has reliably in
formed Broadway Of the passage OF
time almost interruptedly since I7sf.
Nothing appears to have been broken
by the terrific slap In the face adj
ministered by the early morning gale.
but the hands stuck fast at 4;25.
Last evening workmen we're boring
into the vitals Of the historic timepiece
in the hope OF finding some tangible
flaw that might be corrected. IL IL
hoped that the hands that pointed the
hour TO Colonial soldiers as they
marched through the city, to Civil Wa
soldiers and to Spanish American war
veterans, will resume their functions
for to-day's preparedness parade.
Theodore Tiehnik, messenger boz,
was struck on the head by heavy flag
staff that snapped into halves from
window at $50 Broadway. He wss
taken to the New York Hospital with a
fractured skull.
Mary Doubrys, of 345 East Ninety
fourth street, was struck by a sign
that was torn from a building at AIS
East Ninety-first Street. She was taken
to Reception Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
The Mystery Solved.

- Yesterday shipment Of gold from
V''swa, the second IN two days. bring
ing the total 10 S4.O5G.O00. has aroused
d great deal OF interest IN banking
circles as 90 where the Bank Of Eng
iaho obtained the metal 10 replenish
rs reserve az the Canadian city. A
Nanadlan banker Of first rank said yes
.efaay that the Bank OF England had
sppfonmately S50O00,0o0 of the metal
~ rs credit in Ottawa, $4,000, 900 Of
Nnich remained from the original de
k0Sil, The other $4,000, 900 coming
rom Russia as a part Of the rumored
sAlpment Of S520O0.000 made several
months ago across the Pacific by Japa-
1ese cruisers 90 Vancouver and thence
overland by rail. That shipment later
eeeaine great mystery, as subse-
N4ehtly u was denied that the gold had
tt'er been forwarded from Russia. II
d IS true, as stated, that the gold did
teseh Ottawa the mystery seems TO
nave 40 last been solved. Yesterdays
incoming gold consisted Of Denver
.,ht bars, Ottawa mint bars and bars
VI me local Assay Office. Further ship
leIts are expected. according 90 the
Sasskers, Sterling exchange apparently
rejected the movement Of gold, as sight
iLisIts on London closed q shade higher
'ast night, az 47bH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
Metropolis Storage Warehouse,
80 WEST lsSrd STREET.

New York. NAY 6th. 1916.
TO Mr. 7. l. LeCain. Mrs. Leonors JOHN
son. Mrs. G. Bostick. Mrs. 4 White, Mrs
O. W Campbell. Mrs. Edth Brown Mrs
Lucy Smith, Mrs :. r Everiti. Mrs. J..
Alderman and Mrs. L. Alexandra. Mrs. Gil
bert Burnett and Mrs. Nellie G. Burt Or.
Adam H. Snowden, Mrs Catherine Brown.
Mrs c. Jackson. Mrs. Minnie Haynes. Mrs.
Bessie Hopkins. Mrs. Lucille Hu-grayr.
Mrs Edna clark Mrs Katie Dooley, Ar.
g. Bunzli. Mrs ". Williams. Mrs. Mar
CARTE walker. Mrs s. Talton. Miss Amelia
Helligo. Alrs. Jennie simmons, Mrs. A. Is.
Anderson. You and each OF you are here
by notified that the time for the payment
OF our lien upon the property hereinafter
described having expired, after due notice
thereof had been given you, We VIII cause
such property, 10 wit, household goods,
personal effects merchandise, carpets, etc,
stored by sou or IN your nsme In Tho
Metropolis Storage Warehouse, 10 be sold
a. public auction, according TO the statute
In such case made and provided. at George
Merle's Auction Rooms, i65 East lz5th 81,
New York city, on Tuesday, May z3d, 1915
a 1880 A II. and on wednesday May
2sth. 1915, at 1890 a. 81, and II the sale
thereof is not completed on said dates the
same VIII be continued az the same place
.un each and every Tuesday and Wrdnes-
day thereafter. beginning ~ 1880 a. ~
on each day. and continuing until all the
NETRoPoIIs STORAGE WAREHOUSE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
Colonial Storage Warehouse, Inc.

Main Ofice & warehouse, lt3 W. sstn o.
Fireproof Warehouse. sos w. i26th ST
New York. May 18th, 1915
To MT J. Acker Hays Mrs. Layinia n.
Mcclure Mrs. Berthe d. Cousy, Mrs. 81
Donlon. Mrs. =. NJ. Peck. Mrs. l. q. Black
man, Mr.. william J. Armstrong. Mfr. ..
Benefited, Mr. T. H. Hahn, Dir. James Bel
You and each Of you are hereby notified
that the time for the payment OF our lien
upon the property hereinafter described
having expired. after due notice thereof
mad been given you. We Will cause euch
property. 10 wit: Household Goods Per
s0nsl Effects and Merchandise. stored IN
the Colonial Storage Warehouse. at lts
West s9th St. and 50i West i2eth 81. New
York city by YOU or IN your name Cor IN
which you may have an lnterest), 10 DO
sold az public auction, according TO the
statute In such case made and provided. ~
the Harlem Storage Company Warehouse,
2it-2i3 East i00th 81, New York CITY, on
MONDAY. MAY 29TH, 1915. AT 1880 a.
VI and II the sale thereof Is not completed
on said date the same will be continued a.
the same place on each and every succeed
ing day thereafter. beginning az 1880 \.
VI and continuing until all the goods are
sold -
WA. T. BOSrWTCK.
President and Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
Canada's Position.

Improvement in the financial position
Of the Canadian Pacific has gone hand
m hand with the wave Of prosperity
that has swept the Dominion in the
last year, Figures were published yes
to-day showing that exports from Can
ada for the twelve months ended March
81. reached the record total Of S74l.>
GO.t3s. compared with S4O9 .4lSS36 in
1915. while imports were S5O71S3.36l'
against S465.371 81 the preceding
year. In other words Canada rolled up
large favorable trade balance, prob
sbly the FIRST in its history, and GER
tainlv the largest Fred W. Kent, edi-
tor Of "The Monetary Times" in a
special article in this weeks issue, de-
votes considerable space 10 discus
sion Of Canada's position. He says
that TO a certain degree and 50 long
as Canada can bear the financial strain
the war is bringing prosperity 20 the
Dominion, and means a growing de-
msnd for the country's products, man
ufsctured and otherwise. As % what
will happen after the war. when the
country must get out Of the rut Of war
business and into that Of normal bust
ness. be thinks the extent of the diff
ulties will depend largely on tho plans
which are now formulated for that
period. 10 Is also pointed out tina,
even II the United States should Le-
come involved In the war IL ought 70
be able 20 finance Canada's ordinary
requirements without difficulty and
says that the Dominion can success
fully raise another 500, 100000 war
loan In the early fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
PROVISIONS.

The market for hog products showed an up
ward movement early in the day on scat
tered buying prompted by hrmness in the hog
market. but on the advance against selling
orders and at the close values were about
the lowest and comparatively little changed
from those OF Thursday. Sentiment was di-
yided and some authorities believe that much
of the recent shipments 20 Europe We're on
consignment. Receipts of hogs at Chicago
were II 600 estimated for Saturday, 10000 :;
Kansas City received 3 900 and Omaha s.400.
PORK steady mess. S25.50H s26 family. s26
ms2s short clear. S23n SIC. BEEF quiet
mess. Sl7.50d SIS; family, Sl9nS20 packet,
SlSn $40; extra India mess, s29U $50.
DRESSED HOGS steady bacons, l3Ac; $50
10. l3i2c 100 10. 1850; 40 10. l3Tsc; pigs.
lflsc. CUT MEATS. picked bellies. dull 10
10. Ice - 10. loo 10 ID. l5c picked hams.
steady. l6ieml7c. TALLOW steady; special.
lie. city. lOl,c; country. l0l. IlO2,c. LARD
firm: Middle West. l3Nl3lOc; city lard.
quiet. BE nominal: refined lard. quiet con-
tinent 14.4jc. South American. lA.65c; Bra
zi kegs. l5.65c; compound. firm. llISH
12Lc. STEARINE barely steady. oleo l2N
12lac city lard stearin-, lIl9c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13

On the New York Metal Exchange tin was
frmer. with spot In five ton lots quoted at
4sm4S.50c. Lead was Arm. with New York
spot quoted 7.42hNI57hc and East 81 Louis
spot 1867. soc. Spelter weak New York
nominal and East So Louis 1880 asked. The
American Smelling and Refining Company
quotes lead at 7.50c for New York delivery
and at 7.i2lsc for East 81 Louis. In London
lead closed at f33 lbs for spot and Mt f3t
for futures, with spelter quoted at sos for
spot and at fsS for futures. Tin, standard
spot. closed at fi9s in London and futures a,
fl97. with sales Of 30 tons spot and 90 tons
futures. Copper, standard spot. sIti; tut
ures. sl36. and electroytic spot sl5s. with no
sales reported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
OATS.
VIEW YORK PRICES

Market steady; No Western, sl.os, c :
Nsw YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
Factories for Flushing.

Rheinstein & Haas, Inc. have re-
ceived the contract 10 build for the
Nathan Manufacturing Company a
group of reinforced concrete factory
Buildings. garage and docks at Flush
ing. Long Island, TO cost 100000, from
plans bv Eugene Schoen, architect.
The factory buildings will consist of
central cranewsy, 81 feet long, with
six two story buildings at right angles,
15OxcO feet each. The administration
building will be located at the head Of
the craneway. with railroad sidings
and docks for handling large cargoes.
The entire plant Is expected 70 be
completed in six months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
Standard Storage Warehouse


New York. Nay 6th, 1915
To Mrs James z. Allen. ~. Avery. Ben
quit & Keresey. -. ~ Brown. Lester Brown,
Ludwig Bsuman q Co. Maurice Campbell,
A. Consolation. Rose Donovan, Mrs j. VI.
Graene. +. F. K0rbei Miss +. Lspin. Mrs..
J. g. McNulty James A. PeArce, Charles
Raucour. Mrs Jennie Vail. II. W. Vail. 3. j
Warrington, Miss Myr& Wren. You ard
each OF you are hereby notified that the
time for the payment ~ our len upon the
property hereinafter described having ex-
ulred. after due notice thereof had been
given you. We will cause such property. %
VII. household goods. personal effects, car
pets etc. stored by you or In your name.
cor in which you may have an interesD. In
The Standard Storage Warehouse. 20 be
sold az public auction, according TO the
statute IN such case made and provided, az
the warehouse. 1851 broadway, New YORK
CIV. ON MONDAY, MAY 22ND, 1915, at
1920 A. n, and II the sale thereof IL no,
completed on said date the same VIII bs
continued AZ the same place on each and
every Monday thereafter, beginning al
10 80 4. u. on each day. and continuing
until an the goods are sold
STANDARD STORAGE WAREHOUSE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
sURROGATEs' NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER or
Hon. John r. Cohaisn. Surrogate OF
the County ~ New York, besriny date
April 2sth. 1915. Notice IL hereby siven %
an nersons having claims against Caroline
A WssterveIt. late 0f the County % New
York deceased. 10 present the same With
vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber. Al the
office % Edgar G. BeecrOft. his place OF
transacung business. Room No. 1914. No.
so Maiden Lane Borough Of Manhattan.
In the city 81 New York. on or before tho
18th day Of November next.
dated New York. the sth day OF NAY,
tgfs LIVINGSTON A. LEEDS
Admlnistrstor with the will annexed, %
Caroline A. Westeryelt. deceased.
EDGAR g.. BEECROFT.
Attorney for Administrators.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
EI.oIrR AND MEAL.

The -four market was inactive. with buyers
very Indifferent IL seemed 20 be the general
impression In the trade that stocks here are
being steadily absorbed. and In some quarters
more or less concern IS expressed regarding
the question of future delivery. as traffic
conditions have proved very unreliable ana
four Is coming forward very slowly. RYE
FLOUR dull: fair to good. S5.40m $500 {;
choice to fancy, s5.60ds5.75. CoRNMEAL
steady: kiln dried. s4.25: BAG MEAL
steady: fine white and yellow. sl.s5; coarse.
Sl.64 FEED. city, steady; bran. bulk,
s22.75: 100 10 sacks, s23.75; heavy middlings
do. S2450; -four middlings do. 1872; red dog
flour. l4o II sacks. $3.50; Western. quiet
bran. 100 10 sacks. $22.6oMS22.75; standard
middlings do. s28 -four middlngs do. $3.50
red dog flour. 40 10 sacks, 5000; oil meal,
s3lGLS3l.50 nominal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
Want Upset Price Reduced.

The Bankers Trust Company, through
its attorneys, Alexander & Green, will
appear in the United States District
Court at Pittsburgh on Monday and
move that the master in the Wabash
Pittsburgh Terminal Railway fore
closure case be directed 10 proceed
with the sale OF the property. A re-
quest will be made 20 have the court
reduce the upset price of the road.
probably from 100000 20 s2,s0O,Oo0,
owing to depreciation in the eompany's
bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13

on a contract Tor S2O,OOO,UOO Of sheIIs,
is having trouble with its employees,
who have become obsessed with the
souvenir mania. This concern has ar
rested a number Of its help on the
charge Of theft. One employe walked
Of with the case Of 6-inch explosive
shell. and on being caught with the
goods calmly told the officials that he
was taking the shell case home 70 his
family for souvenir The company Is
now considering the advisability OF
searching its employees before they
leave the works.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13

Special Liverpool cables-Spot cotton, large
business doing: sales $4,000 bales specua-
ton and export $500 American 1900. I'm
ports 2,OO0 all American. Mid.upand. sad.
Futures opened steady. 5 points lower. Closed
quiet 3t2M7Ia points lower. Msy-J uns
S.l6lad: July-Aug, slid: oct-Noy. 7.s2d +:
Jan-Feb, 7.s2d Mar-Apr. 7.s2d Manchester,
yarns firm cloths more demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
A. ]. Hemphill Going Abroad.

Alexander j. Hemphill, chairman OF
the board Of directors of the Guaranty
Trust Company, will sail for Europe at
noon to-day on the New York. lie eX-
poets 20 be away about SIX weeks
Among other things he will take up
relief work. II Is expected Mr.. Hemp.
Hill will look into the prospects or
making loans to Russia and other
countries in whose development the
trust company is interested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings OF Various
Corporations.

Earnings from operation Of all prop
critics now controlled by the Utah Sc
curities Corporation for April, with
intercompany charges eliminated. to-
tailed s442,056 in gross, which was II
per cent above last years income for
the same month. and net earnings OF
$2d4,695 showed an increase OF 10 per
cent.
Cities Service.
Tho Cities Service Company has
called for redemption. at l02 and inter
est, the 100000 fve-year 7 per cent
notes maturing May Is, 1918. Ihe
notes may be redeemed any time be-
tween June Il and July ~. After the
latter date interest will cease.
Havana Electric Railway. Light and
Power.
Income Of tho Havana Electric Rail-
way, Light and Power Company for
the month Of March was about on the
same scale rs in 1915. while the quar-
terly report up TO March 81 shows
good improvement In gross and net
earnings. Gross operating revenues
amounted TO S47O.616 in March, gain
of $l.569 over the preceding year. and
net earnings after expenses and taxes
were $273.9l0, a. compared with $780,
sos in the same month Of last year.
Surplus after interest charges. how
ever, made a drop OF about $4,000 TO
sf62.6Ol. For the first three months
Of the current year gross earnings TO-
tailed S1,452,23 an increase OF SOL
9l9, and net after expenses and taxes
WAS increased SG2 .4fl 20 sS91 .4l6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Closes u to "a Cent
Lower Corn Steady,
Gains Is Cent.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York, May IL, 1916.
WHEAT.

Good rains over Kansas and scattered
showers in some other sections OF the
Southwest, az we'll "a predictions Of more
unsettled weather. proved bearish feature
In the wheat market yesterday, but the trade
was not disposed Ia abandon the bull side Of
the market, and total losses for the day
were only I1mAc. At one time the market
rallied sharply and advanced over cent a
bushel from the opening. with good alb
sorbing demand through commission houses
prompted by further pessimistc reports re-
ports regarding the winter wheat outlook.
but final quotations were at only slightly
above the lowest. An encouraging feature Of
the day from a bulish point OF view a
more active export demand on direct cables,
and total sales for the day amounted TO
ket showed some frinness. and apparently
sentiment abroad Is being little more
bulishy influenced by crop news from this
side az we'll less pressure from the lead
ing exporting countries Shipments from
America during the week were larger but
were believed to be comprised largely of
Canadian grades. In the cash market No
durum wheat was quoted at sl.30i1 No 2
hard S1.27. No / Northern Duluth. Si.35 !;
No Northern Manitoba, Sl.34f4. all o b
New York.
Owing 10 cold, unsettled weather. which
will delay planting. the corn market was
steady most u the session. with quite
sharp advanc" early, followed by an easier
tone near the close on the drop In wheat.
final prices being about &c net higher. For
eign markets were hrmer. Locally cash
corn was steady. No yellow being quoted
at sS1lc. New York.
OATS.
The tendency In this market was down
ward because OF relieved conditions in the
Southwest through rains. which fact seemed
10 Offset the export inquiry. involving sales
Of about 500 900 bushels Canadian, and the
probability OF further large ciearances in the
near future. "a a dozen or more vessels are
now loading at various ports. Final prices
were LANE net lower. Cash oats here
closed as follows: Standard, 52i2c; No
white, 5OiaM5lc: No white. 49hd50c;
fancy clipped white. 52km53l7c; ordinary
clipped white, 5o05li5c. all elevator.
RYE.
Market steady; No Western, sl.0e, 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
Another Company for Midvale

The Diamond State Steel Company,
recently purchased by the Midyaie Steel
and Ordnance Company, VIII De de.
votcd 70 the manufacture of blooms"
a form of raw steel used largely in
making high explosive shells and
sbrapnel. While operated by the Mid
vale. the company will be known here
after as the Wilmington Steel Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
COFFEE.

The coffee market was steadier early in the
day, and prices worked up 7qlO points for
the active positions on a little more aggres-
sive buying on the part of local bulls. but
when this support was withdrawn and few
selling orders appeared prices reacted. and
at the close were only lG2 points net higher.
Total sales for the day were 27.150 bags.
Few offers were received from Brazil and
values remained nominally unchanged in the
cost and freight market. Prices here are
below "A parity with the Brazilian markets.
but this failed TO arouse bullish enthusiasm.
and conditions from day to day show little
change. The spot market was inactive but
steady, with Rio Is quoted at 9t.c and Santos
Is at 1880. Range Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
Souvenir Huatsrs.

All sorts Of dinicu,iies have been
encountered by American manufactur-
efs Of munitions for the Allies. I'm
many eases tho first munitions turned
out have not been up 70 specifications.
men there have been i'm many in
,,lsnees long delays in making delivery.
labor trouble has imposed an added
y Surasn on a number of companies. Now
:. Develops that one of the railroad
ssulpment companies, which is engaged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
c. H. D. DEPOSITS Large.

Kuhn. Loeb & Co, "a reorganization
managers for the Cincinnati, Hamilton
q DAYTON Railway Company, have re
ceived deposits Of about 81 per cent OF
the securities involved in the read
iustment. The time limit for deposits
will not be extended beyond May 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13

COTTONSEED OIL.

ed largely by the action Of lard and after
showing an early advance on scattered buy
ing on the tpturn in the lard market, an
easier tone developed when lard essed of. and
final quotations were irregular. ranging from
/ point iower 20 points net higher. Range
Of prices: