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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.


HlTTtR-H"sNior receipts caused an
ON ''hi" stock aai tins lower range In
'tui'i il. lines. ~ 'hiS season ct fl.
Ger III" butte market always dce'ln.-.
yesterday wa Light. a. Johher- expect =
iIi,h,r d'. Enc before fhc market il -,'-
'"i tor ''i.HS "l fresh ami l.,d r..
.GoipiN' Iri'cs' tr' merry, cNtrts. ~ s.or'.
o",' higher scoring. 30i. H3lr. mrs..
prime - choice. so so'.c'. state tSIry.
finest, gate a SOC; good to prime. 2.tg 4
G. rrno I,gis ssA.r.'; ;,isn;, nr;,s ~
current make. iinc, :6c.. No =. 81. e..
CHEESE Prospects for a general -oc
ter now than. At amy other time during
the season. High grade cheese Is wanted
Tor domcs,i' u.s., Will 'he, next grad" T.,
are higher and there arc owners m old
She's. who VIII not entertain An orer for
less than zoe. Their" wss a slight al.
Prices. Wat, hold. co'oIcd and white spo
~ 49, Htsi.. Hsgr"s7 ftniy' ~
49, h'ii IeGs''iS' m'.glNt.' Eood T."
uniergratc;s hSpid. Ii.aaiHT..'c c: fresh. "a
i6igc.. Wisconsin. twins. hold. 1874 a lsc,.
sinsi' daisies held; is* aisc.; double
icss. held. i,al9i. fresh IL. sttte.
skins, specials. current make. itaiiAc.;
lower grades SmlOi2c.
- Dfildtl 'pF nlgn Eflfe STOCK plt
The market ", fully '.c on Table stock.
This advance also was felt IN nearby hem
merry stock. While storage stock advanced
! u i2c. Market was iirn all day. with 4
nIoderat" supply. and spectators were not
~snNiou, 20 unload their holdings or snv
part OF them ~ the current market In
lands demand for American eggs will send
tho price for stock NJ to export 20 an un-
usual high price, soIn" thinking n will go
tp 500. he fore the close ~ The Year. Iittie
inquiry for either duck or goose and there
packed firsts- "a, a 2ic frsts, .ltr q 93r.
S SfrGna"' ,oI2iGoi trade SSss', isaiSg';
checks; l7glSc nearhy- h~cnnery. white,
. " 70 i."; browns. "a &c mixed. "2ia ~
g. duck Sta,e, .5u.6c; Maryiand, and
eFn and southern :oa &c; goose, 20 q zoe,
DRESSED rouLTRYT;pemand was omly
WIN = ,smsll sgpply, o, frssh
owing ,''rewhst 70 tho labor troubles, and
many I'M du. YESTERDAY nere not do
ures higher than the quotations. There
was bur il. limited supply OF old rooster,
mn,'e f irlss s%.silTr' E,sss MIR n' plentiful
werG not desirable, There Was little or no
change r. frozen lines and market closed
chickens, IL TO box, Western. mix fed, 81
l & 20 picS sSrn t Ws.t is%sC Sc l isw' and i d 70 eo =
lbs, lsmlSHc, Western. dry picked. : lbs.
and over, GOA d2lr AZ lbs, oOi.m ?Ic.
. lbs and under, 17is n lSc. old r~oo+ters,
Sc SQUADS, prime white, 10 lbs. to dozen,
,i,.5; Q lbs, $50; : lbs, ss2i Frozen
3sc.: No. .. 2+p26c.: broiiers. ~ 10 box
IS to "a lbs, 80 3sc.: corn fed. fancy,
% a 9si.c chickens. IL to box. milk fed,
81 to 80 lbs. 23hc.; ~ to ~ lbs, .t,ic;
fed: 81 to 30 lbs. zee: 40 TO ~ his
si'ac.: fowls. Western. boxed, 80 lbs. and
over. 2i'sc; ~ to 4: lbs. zoe. old roost-
ers. toe,
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

'N,hIN''IoN May n-The statement Of
TITO t''.n'. and disbursements of the Treas.
''' ..oas
w., This month, Fiscal year
d r..s,...... 81. 49, fgp. iiS7 90
N''' S .-'','.,, .!,oiO,o39 b5l 49,, rs
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COTTON K APPEAL.
HothschiId 4 Co. Want Trade Point
In Cohen Case settled.

Norris II. Ro,hschild AND Bernard +.
''l man, doing business as cotton brokers
''''leF the ilrm name Of Morris II. Ro,hs-
'''Ni a co dnno"r"ed yesterday that
,|'y would apes. from the judgmcr,
'| fl"trl w. 'hiiiS Of 70 Wall street,
49, referee. I'm which Mr.. Ch!lds held that
"'.''' 'oh"A, = cotton Operator" was
'.t,.ta to recover S7,73J from Roths-
''!i aud Lyman as well as 10 have
'h'.r claim Of s3,:i5 against Cohen dis
Missed.
''mond kessler Fraenkel ~ IS Lib
street., attorney for the defendants,
Sl'l Yesterday:
Inc referee did not decide that Cohen
VS. oh'!t!"l To recover on the ground
max i"~ playing Of the cotton market
WIS rambling as described under section
80, b' mat 'sN hes and cross trades
.die Roy Rothschild & co. on the floor
VI ~" cotton Exchange were contrary
% law
." testimony shows that both cross
'f'"s' and switches have been made
'uo Cotton Exchange fJr years
-. great benefit to the customers"
Wy f'tenkcl explained thai the main
u he appeal was TO determine
''"'' 'l' customs condemned ny Ref
.'' h.Ils are legal I'm so far as they
'.''' 'I" customer and facilitate repu-
'ah'" bl-fnoss.
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NGb-N f"Nbh1 MdN 10
Receipts Of b.eyes werc' 500 head, in
cludIng. with previous arrivals, 20 cars
for the market, Steers ruled STEADY On
light supply: bulls and cows also held
up To Monday. prices, There was u good
clearance ~ tho pens Good to prime
steers sold At S6SaSa7 IL per 100 lbs +.
oxen at $3.50: bulls AT s.. 10 In S. 1885,. COWS
at s3.1Odf7j0 | extra COW at s75.
Dressed beef was quiet At last quotations
or at liuii'2c. for city dressed native
Sides.
n.c-ip;s Of .a'ves were :oc2 hoat. T.;
GLIDING $3.50 head for the market. Do
mand was active and prices 25C. higher
with u prompt clearance of the pens
Common to choice vcals sold At tS5Ou
SIZE pcr 100 lbs: a few at $lo; culls al
sGuSs. Dressed calves were nrmor at
lits lsc. for city dressed vcals: liz a
lJi.c, for country dressed.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs wcrc $3.50
head, Including Az rdrs for sale. Tho
market was steady with II clearance Of
all the stock offered, Medium to prime
sheep sold az SnSs per 100 lbs. clipped
lambs at SO for fairly good. with no prime
offered spring lambs AZ fI2.50nsl3 per
100 lbs, and by tho head at $3.50 each.
Dressed mutton was quiet at 1?TiGc (;
dressed lambs at 16nI9isc.: hog dressed
at zoe country dressed dollhouse lambs
at sNf9 per carcass.
Rece!pts Of hugs were y S66 head. in.
GLIDING . cars for sale Market wac higher
at c.Sdel0:s per 100 lbs. FOR llEht 10
heavy hogs; roughs sold at S.5ui9.
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Indications that the flow Of European
held American securities to this coun-
try has by no means been checked are
seen in the recent offering of $4,000, 900
New York Telephone Company first and
general mortgage gold sinking fund "a
per cent. bonds. These securities We're
first placed In Great Britain m were
recently purchased from that country
by }. y. Morgan & Co under the British
scheme for mobilization and sale OF
American securities held in England.
The bankers named then sold them to II
syndicate which offered them to the
public at as n interest. One of the
houses Offering the bonds on Tuesday
stated that It withheld s250.000 for it's
own customers until yesterday and that
the amount was more than twice over
subscribed before the close OF the day.
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COTTON DECLINES :,
AFTER EARLY RISE
Advance TO New High Level Is
Checked by the Efforts
to Take Profits.
WAR TALK HAS EFFECT

During the noon trading Yesterday
cotton reached new high levels for the
present upward movement. thus scoring
an advance OF more than So a bale
since the advance started on the first
notice day for May on April rs. The
strength and activity were stimulated
Nv aggressive bullish operations by the
leading spot interests and were In
flenced somewhat by the u~ufavorabIe
character of the weekly weather re-
port.
That there was considerable uiict
selling was easily apparent. So many
contracts were supplied on the bulge
that when the ring attempted to unload
IN the late afternoon a sharp break oc-
cured and prices closed at "A net less OF
t, . points, with the undertone barely
steady.
Selling was prompted by n cable re-
porting that the British Home Secre-
,iry. Speaking for the Government. had
said that there was no intention on the
part of the Allies to make peace until
Germany had been defeated. As "A grea,
deal Of cotton had been bought on the
expectation Of an early ending of the
var. the haste to unload was easy to cx-
plain. It Is doubtful If many OF the
t~railers who are now buying cotton
would enter the market on the long side
a., this level Il they were not Influenced
ty the expectation of an early peace.
The weekly weather report was dis
appointing from "A crop standpoint. The
summary stated:
Cotton not starting well. Cotton
seed has failed to terminate we'll. and
a general poor stand T. reported because
o. cold. dry weather. The warmer
weather of the latter part Of the week
has improved conditions somewhat, but
rcplanting * delayed in the Southeast
because Of lack Of rainfall Chopping
- going ON In most Of the southern
sections. Damage by cut worms has
continued in parts of the lower Missis-
sippi valley"
There was heavy selling on tho adj
vance Yesterday. and It looks as II lead
ing bulls had taken down profits ON
some large lines. Liverpool cabled
"Nsrkei looks rcactioniry.'
Market closed barely steady.
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TIN" Financial Times, which Is pub
lishcd in London aud Paris and which
makes = practice of quoting German,
Austrian. Hungarian. Bulgarian and
Turk sh bonds under the caption of
pirate and Barbarian Stocks is nov
waging a new campaign Of "frightful-
ness against these securities, Opposite
the quotations of prices of the German
and Austrian bonds is an asterisk in
dicating "a footnote. ~ the bottom
of the quotation column follows this SEN
tence, applying TO mo securities so
marked
an default. Interest and principal
probably rank after n war indemnity
Of at least t; 200. 600, 900. Reputation
is more prob. ole"
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Missouri PacIac.

The strength OF the various bonds and
notes OF the Missouri Pacific Railway In
yesterdays market has given rise to
comment that considerable progress is
being made In the carrying u Of the
plan for the reorganization OF that prop
erty. Deposits OF securities are being
made IN increasing numbers and more
and moro OF the company's security
holders are sis lifying their intention
Of standing by the plan for Missouri
Pacihc's rehabilitation. The convertible
81 sold as high as fth yesterday.
against a previous close Of ~. and
ended the day at ~. The Missouri
Pacific Is sold up from Tuesdays close
Of I: to Nh.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

N,rc lhon IN ror con, ~, 9, r,uu =,
san Francisco Railroad Company stock
have now been deposited under tho Milan
OF r"organlzation
S,muc, NJ \,uclgir has hoo, .ro.,.
dtrcc'or Of III, Was,inrbn,., - y
Nanuracturing Company TO stcrcsd
BROKER, resigned. -
Narkoe. Morgan & co -ouT..h,. ,..
,rE Ar, Offering The fnri "',''-
N~iros and SouThcrn N,firo,t -, Us
For, lodge Line, mr., MANI, I'M tl
com, . / houIs 7 % pr
a.. .,., o,. r.,
~ 10 -" ,ll' "'lIulI "lll'nt
cn.'t,"S tmt tnH'''. ''"I'HiS' % r'r
~ ",m".','' un''a "' ''S 'N'N tn-'i
~" 'TTn'p,'.'N n"ul' Ak tue Once oi Con
"'' ''"S. ''"NP''S,
Nti'r thu rr"pdr"iu's ptrii, ul Sat4r-
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NUMEROUS ISSUES
OF NON-PAR STOCK
Under New Law n. Y. Comma.
MES Float Shares without
Arbitrary Value.
PAY TAXES AT 800 EACH

Non-par value companies Incorporated
under the laws OF this State are rapidly
increasing In number, according to an
article In the Journal OF Commerce. The
explanation Is given that II was the pur-
pose OF the men who drafted the non-par
value law to create n share without ar
bitrary value which would depend for
It's valuation upon the assets OF n cor-
poraton and that the law has found
FAVOR IN the eyes Of bankers and others
throughout The State.
Despite the fact that the shares of
corporations Incorporated under the law
nave no arbitrary value the state ia xcs
mem as though their par value were
sloo a share. This provides n basis
Tor comparison for the holder Of shares
OF no par value.
corporation lawyers in the financial
district have SAT- that II was the pur.
pose of the original drafters of the law
that there would be no exact measure
by which the share without par value
could be compared with the certificates
arbitrarily stamped with the dollar
mark.
The following list OF companies pub
llshed by tho Journal Of Commerce
SHOWS the most important recent incor-
rorations under the law, In some cases
the companies have preferred stock with
par value shares. but only the number
OF shares without par value are given:
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Live stock Market.

5000 c ID 4 r LIST Is -. .1o2 IN. lna lNo
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RANk OF ABYsSININ.
-ocieth Auuuyme Egyptienne cons,ituee par
becret kh'divial du 30 MAJ. 1905.

I'm ronfoTmita dos dispositions de rArtlcle
80 d"s status, une Assemble Gcneralc
prdinairs des Actignuairee cst .convoqute
pour le Ncndredi, 81 Mai. 1915. a I houres
dc Itprcs-tnlii. dams les bureaux de- la
National Bank Of Egypt. au Caire.
ORDRE Dr JOUR.
Rapport du Conseil Administrations.
Rapport des Ceuseurs.
P~resentation dos con.ptes do rExerclce
clos 10 81 Decembre. 1915.
RfnouNellcmen' partiel du Conse'l dad
Ratifcat ton de la nomination dun "A.
i'Io ct hN"tion dc ieur inftmnite.
Tout actionna!re possedsnt au moins Gina
actions droit de prenire part a IA~-
t'mhlee, 4 condition De deppser Sos actions
dams lun dos licuN gl-aprcs dcsisnos, OH II
lhl s"ra del!Nre uLe carte dadWission on un
EN- EGYPTE eau Caire - a ~AIoxandrie,.
clniG jour .au iupius AVIAN; Ia reunion;
Dams "- Ettblissemon's do Bauque sui
.,,si y iiogai Bank Of Egypt, Anglo
&e.se pour rEtranrer. Banque impert,,s
ottofuHht Bauquc d'Orteut, Banco di Roma.
&c. a%%on'o 9 ii Eisparnlo. Compton
NATIONAL UEscomp'c 10 Paris, Credit Lyon
mas e. Deu's he oricuthank.
E\ EUROPE. au moins cina jours avsnt
\ LGNnEEs National Rsr* Or Erypt,
\ PARIS Z, >ocie,N D,trar,ie 10 Great,
!ndAstf!'' 81 Commercial. 50. iu" q. "a VIC
A,HoME. le. R,nra s!ta',a
~ ABYSSlNIE: au MONS ,.ri tours
',,'ah' = rtIn."n La Bank u Ar,s,.uil a
"a, \t,H3a' lnrs,nawa Ct Hsfra
1'@n' e rtr'ion; Nicssrs Hiddcr. Peabody
,Lr rrts.leat Ir conscii d'Admins,ra,ion
40 '' BANK OF Ao's'iniar n,r,
10 ca're. 10 MAJ. 1915.
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. May io-There vas nothing Of
interest developed IN the mining shares mar
h't prices moving within narrow limits. with
tradlns III reduced volume. Atlantic Gulf
"ni We-t indies was reactionary. closing a
noin' below last nights close. tni,cd shoe
Machinery was fractionally lower on smaller
transactions. United Fruit, was about, . points
lower. The
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET,

PHILADELPHIA. May lo-Tononsh Rel.
mont Wa iractionally lower and the mos,
active stock IN the market. Treilnc IN other
shares VAS confused to small transactions
with prizes showing no decided trend. 4
good dcmaud continued in bonds al prevail
ing quotations The summary
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THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

p~ITTsBURG. MAY lN-Streusth and further
gains IN American Window Glass Machine
common featured tho local market. 1850
shares changing hands from j7'. 10 hS7., clos.
ing Al "a. Elsewhere quieincss prevailed
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NEW YORK. FIRE PROJECTIONS COW
P\>N. ~

The Equitable Trust ompanw NJ Ncv
nofk ~ substituted Trustee, desires 70
purchase two OF tho above bonds and vii
receive written offers OF same TO IL o'cl"tk
noon May 10Th. 1915. at lie once, 81 Wal
street, New York city The right ia ratac,
amy and Jll offers f. reserved ''
Dated New York NAV i. 1915
lhH f'!t NIL TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK. Trustee
BY LYMAN RHOADFS, Vice. President.
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CUSTOMS DECISIONS.

WOOL RUGS--An advance Is made on
imported hero from the caiedon Wooden
lnent decision handed down Yesterday by
uennrsi appraiser Howell. The decision
. sef 9 at aIS wo sac KS sl, 1873 10 100 sSa a. a.
&c. entered at iiI4 each. Discount 10 per
cent Advanced by making discoun, ~
exported from Ireland on DECEMBER + ,o,5,
ana entered at this port on March II, 1915.
.FOWDElED ~TALC--Judge Brown OF the
board OF United states General Appraisers
the foreign market values OF powdered
tale imported hero from Ditta Erde di
Giuseppe Iron OF Perosa, Italy. The Gen
issue is 'Whsiher TT these four rho .h9lpp%ssssln%,1s Of Of
Hyyy:iy :" a Aug !fG u. iiaSii5Sy:' i sspE.S@s 5 FeiisSfis, IBIS.
per 100 kiios as entered. or 6Gj francs as
Ihfd Is i~nvoiced IN English currency 6W
tnd upon tho weight OF the evidence tina
,ne advance did not take place until the
inter part OF December or the beginning
o. January, and therefore sustain the in
s4?s1. s42s2. I md further that an adj.
nnn'e ana take place about the nrst OF
the Government. aud I therefore sustain
". appraised value In rcappraisemeni
tn" decision axins tho prices ,e,,ls:
= wdercd tale cxira super, entered n,
~ francs per 100 kilos, no advance: d.t'i
Bags N'0'' re"Ppr"''ed as entered Add
.PARTs OF BALL BEARrNGs-Parts Of
automobile ball bearings shipped to thi.
fabriken Of Gothenbcrg. sweden, we're M,
uhiorNalued when entered a. this port.
Sororuing 70 reappra mcnt decision rem
prices Ntll to be Fpr~ptf rgt1 tIreSNeI
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TEkRE HAyTE TRACTION 4 LIGHT co.
10 the holders Of the first consolidated
mortgaKe so Gold Bonds Of Terrc
uAule Iracllan A. lIpbl l.aIauu.

Under the sinking Fund provisions OF A
,noitsage ~ decd OF trust dated May T.,
aso', between. the above Company and the
S!ate stree, Trust Company Of Boston. the
that until May 22ud, 1915. al IL o'clock
noon. u will receive sealed proposals for
ssle or the above named bonds 20 absorb
tno sum OF Thirty-thrcn Thousand Forty
'Ieht Dollars and seven cents s33.O4SOO
or any part thereof.
all proposals.
STATE STREET TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee.
~ ASHTON l.. CARR, Nice-President.
Boston. Mass. May /. 1915.
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. MAY N The msrhot "a. cN.
trcmely duh and price movement we're ir.
regular Sears Rnchuck, Edison and mon
CARBIDE were ! to . points lower swift
and Lindsay Light continued -trou- Bond
market Was very slow The summir'
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Ndrcn -, 1916.
ELAN fABRiCs--R. II Macy & co. won
heiore the Board OF General Appraisers I'm
a claim for a lower rate of duty than that
assessed on certain fax fabrics. These
,nor'ss were classified as manufactures Of
max and duty was collected at the rate ~
Ky per cent. al valorem under paragraph
~ or the tarim act Of 1919. The i'm
porters claimed duty at ,hc rate Of 30 per
cent. al va'orem as plain woven fabrics
tanned.
MoNTAN wAX-Mor,an wax. imported
BY limits. Spiedcn & Co. is held free OF
iuty under paragraph 81. tariff act 81
i,slS. In a decision by. the Board OF General
Appraisers. Th,' decision .reverscs the
disc rs an acid. not specially provided for.
duiiable at the rate Of 10 per cent. al
tu"nt sought TO diTerertiate this wax from
the niontsn wax heretofore held ny the
customs board to be free OF duty. IN tina;
u contained p larger percentage OF free
fatty acid than scientifically montan way
Is credited With containing. The official
chemist In tho appraisers laboratory who
anslN zed , sample Of the MERCHANDISE eN-
pressed tho view that because OF the large
percentage ~ free fatty acii q was not
nontin wax Tho hoard holds. however.
nat IN" evidence proved that tho ner
'htndise tn question is known commercial,
as ncn,an wax n generally bought ami
so,d under shat name.
COTTON ELASTIC BRArDS-Thc Board
ot United States General Appraisers he'll
that white cotton elastic hreiis. imported
nv calhoun. Robbins 4 co, were properly
rlassin'i a. bra.ds. with duty at the rat"
~ 90 per cent 40 Valorem under par,
graph 35s. tsrlT net " 1918. While the
Importers admitted :ht, the articles were
hraids they COn'euIet that the,
wefr moro specially provided for with duty
~ the rate Of % per cent al Valorem under
IN" provision IN paragraph :6e FOR "fabrirs
with fast edges not exceeding IL inches
~ width. made II cotton or other vegetable
thre, or Of which cotton or other vegetable
hhre Is tn" component material ~ chief
value. TT nf cotton or OfngT NeEF'stlp ubFg
and India rubher.' This contention -
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Ths local market for spo, cotton was steam.
. points advance mlddiiuE. u. We. Southern
spot markets 1~ officially reported vcr"
r-rsr. - - g, roin's hiNar,r. New Orleans.
' Dt'v".tor. '5.lA'.. SAY Auuah. ''A.r;
N~pt- H'". Augusta, g. 90; houston.
!! -
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORf. May fh-The local market
wts quiet. With prices showing no decided
trend. tosdeu At 81. was y below Vast
closing Bonds continued IN fair de
miul The summary.
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kcassignmrnt

60 ; n SCHNEIDER dot,,rs in millinery
at IL clinton street, who made an as
s.Enmcut ON May !. have lal thr.r prnu.
Crty rrdssignod 10 them
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CHARLES AElTEli, Of mo Rembrandt
'tl'erios. ~ "ls2 Broadway. Vas Moo
asses 500.
SAPoNrL CHEMICAL COMPANY, manu-.
Park avenue. has n.ed schednle- show.
ins liabilities $3.50 ant assets ;3.lsi
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EtTnrts Yesterday were S,cIi bales. Tots
'nNs Ia this season, 3.6l9. $40 bales. Total las
'eae2n, 80 - bales.
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Il & : CLOAK & slit COMPANY, Nc.
manufacturers 90 ,.naks AMI SUITS AZ ~
West Fourto'nth street, has mt'o t'I
Incorporated IN jun" 1915. With c4pit4f
stock 5000. Joseph Ro|s,uhr's i.
president.
HERNhN Rode. grocer ~ .no En-,
seventy sixth s'r'Hl. hes mtI - a.
sisuw'Ut 10 Guy'tNc Nu'gk.r.
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1r'rH 49, . -rud demand business ~ spot
cotton, Nth mldultu- { po.ut~ alvancr at
-- NLoe. lp-.I OAI.s: rco,Ints. MI Cl0sed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-11

~ % \. ~. bids To liverpool were: MAY.
J." iulv. soc October. n. lar January.
" The market there was due to optn
TODAY 20 . points dsclirs.
Por l,,,Ipis and stocks:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-11

IN,'R VI LHkllCH-Judgn Natc- n4-
tra,''d l ~d.sChaTE. from Itrk.Ipty.
ga and electric fixture OF a. We,
Eight"e IA street. formerly president o.
n" Union Gas aud T. cst-tu FiAt.ra
Company, whose liabilities were S,D9 l..
ana also TO Jacob lI'csh. formerly OF
h"'sh & S"mp'e, wl'ufactu~rf. ~
street