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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-01
Nash Quits General Motors.

Charles W. Nash. it became known
Yesterday, has rendered his resisna-
ton as president Of the General Mo-
tors Company. II is expected that for
NAL action on the matter will be taken
At to-dsy's meeting Of the board in
the Offices Of the Guaranty Trust Com
many. While no official statement was
forthcoming on Mr. Nash's expected re
tirement. il was said IN banking quar-
ters that he his not been 30 sympathy
with the nolicies Of the Durant inter
c,ts now I'M control The voting trust
dominated by the BInkcrs that reor-
gained The company IN 1910 expired
last October.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-01
London Still Has Them.

Although the statement was made
the other day when the matter Of
forcing out remaining British held
American dollar securities by the i'm
position OF 10 per cent special in
come tax was under discussion that
offerings under the voluntary moblliza-
ton had "dwindled from a torrent TO
little more than trickle" no one be
leves the supply is exhausted. Bank
ers say it Is probably running low. but
there is sufficient ground for belief
that the new tax will bring out q new
lot. and this, they say, must be reck-
oned with By the American securities
market for SONS time yet 10 come.
"Tbe Financial News" OF London, not
long ago made an investigation on its
own account Of the success of the mob
ilizstion plan, and found that while
one or two Of the leading British in
vestment and trust corporations had
sold only their "highest-priced Amer
can bonds the majority had gwen
evidence Of ready and loyal support
II was learned by this investigation,
however. that large amounts OF Amer
cans still were held, one concern stun
retaining possession of S5,000,0O0 OF
Americans, while other cases showed
so per cent, SO per cent and 20 per
cent OF the total investments still IN
our securities. "The News said that
"verily the reservoir is far from beng
exhausted"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-01
HAY AND STRAW.

MarEet At 33d Street hay shed - Al
standsiil because of III. strike Of freight
handlers. There has been a pretty Close
clearance Of all desirable grades of hay. and
the undergrades have also moved out we'll
Rye straw scarce. hay. large baled, tim
othy. No /. per ton, S29l $50: No 3 to No >,
S2ln S2' shipping. SlsMS20 fancy light
clover. mixed. S26dS2s: No l clover. mixed.
Seas lower grade clover, mixed, SlAd
500; RYE STRAW. No !. sl6Vsl6.5O. small
bales, about 81 under large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-01
DIVIDENDS.
DIVIDENDS.
winsIow, lanisr & Co.
5eICEOAR STREET
NEW YORK

TIE FOLLOWING COUPONS AND DIvi-
bENDS ARE PAYABLE AT OUR BANKING
HOUSE DURING TIRE MONTE or JUNE. 1919.
JUNE isT. 1915.
American Cotton Oh Co Pref s,oct Dividend 90.
American Co,ton on Co Common stock Div iS,.
bi1,Ecrd County Indiana. Court Rouse 5s
Cincinnati. Richmond 4 r. Wayne Is.
C'''lan5 Pills Rd. Co Regular Guaranteed
s'oeA Dividend louirerly l%Tl.
C'~ltnd Ftts Rd GO. Special GUIrlnteed
Bsslsrusnt stses Dividend (ousT<ry iSs)
h'r.sn County. Indiana So RsfundlnE Bonds
For'mouiA. Ohio. Sever & Stree, -lpp'Vsmsnt BIDS
A'ha'lpS County. Indiana. sinking FUND
JUNE SRD. 1916.
hsn'a County. ndian, Funding SIT,
JUNE 10Th. 1916.
AD1sa County. Indiana. Rsfundng Is.
JUNE GOTH. 1916.
Atries County. Indiana. Funding 3iss
f"sne1h. Ohio. Lsyes a Enbankmeni a.
JUNE sOTH 1915.
l,a.antpols Indiana Rs'undnE -
SECOND AVENUE TRACTION COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
coupons due June J. 1915. from the
tust Mortgage Bonds Of The above Com
pany vii be paid on and after maturity
pftsentstiou AZ the once 81 Msssrs
pnI,En Bros. 4 Co. 30 Wall street. New
C. J. BRAUN. Jr. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-01

in favor OF such bonds Is. OF course.
their exemption from the Federal
income tax. while at the same time
since the outbreak OF the war many
investors have preferred to buy mum
cipals rather than take chance on
railway bonds, which were likely to be
affected by foreign liquidation. How
great has been the increase in munich
pal financing in recent years is seen
from the fact that the S400000.00 mark
was reached only in 1913 and that ten
years before. in 1905. the grand total
OF sales was less than $500, 100000. In
1914 the total was s474O74.8e5. An
interesting feature Of last years sales
was the larger amount OF As disposed
OF. In all, l716 per cent of the whole
total were Is, against 1885 in 1914.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-01
Railroad Earnings.
The following comparative railroad
reports for April have been made pub

reports for April have been made pub
lie:
Pennsg R'ro'd.Gros, s;' g. g. IN m
Pennsylvania Company-Groes SIZE, m m
crease tl.7l9ssi net after taIes 'l'o-''Ioo' IN
'ii FittsBarsh Cincinnati. chicago 81; Louis
Gross Si025.i23. increase >'ol'io' nv "'7i '@'
Ssg ptn1,,5op5i, Baltimore wuhhinE,on-.Gro.s
g. n. isj increase $3.50. 80. net after tsI.s SS2o
~ o6x Island Rsilroad-Gross Slll3ssi. increase
500 ~ net after taxes s2i2 ?5l increase )"
vandaiis Rslroad-Gross S9fs.Gos. increase w
400 net after tsles ti5t.72j. increase SO lo'.
West Jersey & sesshore.Gross SSltH3. ,l nc 80
Sl25ll6. ne after tsres 800 ',5> lhcss
crease sji ga net after taxes f9sl2l. increase
> ~, yo-t PHILADELPHIA, ( Norfolk-Gross ro5.-
5a4 inc-ss,e sos $40 ne. after axes Sl2Ssbs m
crrs,e sos 100 ., - 90,
cumberland ysleyGross S3i2 jo2. ine G, 700
la-. ret liter tsres tlss 2S2 Increase SS'.t sos
pai,ir,ore Ch.sap>ske & Ausntic-Cross SiaeOs.
decrease sll6u; net after taxes 'fVol' oec'eASe
Maryland Delav.r. virsinia-Gross SeS'ZaS.
decrease s37i6 net after tsIes tdsncip ''ol' H.
cff pSi, d ef1 camden Fery-Gro. s52oo5.
increase SiO75s. net after taxes s3',S95 Increase
tPegr,1,vi,.nla System uotsl. lines Es,t)-Gross
.ai Sss 95'' Increase stu2 40. net after taxes
s. Iq3 SOS increase s203l,h. ~, o..
Pennsylvania system total. lines "estl-ntoos
tii "a 800 Increase s2739 t67. net after taxes
s. 81. $50 increase 81 l05 go. -. -
Tefa P.nnsylvauia system Lines hSi ara
Wc.fl-Grcss S35. 252 increase ), .l9l't''' hsl
s'ter tsres SSH $40. Increase s. l36.sU ,,, ons
New YORK Central Rsiroad-Gross SIC 20 see'
Increase s3l20.ti2. net after taIes H's'''''' III
''9 Ros,os lAb.ny-Grcs, slslssl insrs.s'
Saai ESQ. net AFTER taxes S6liIS. Increase ,-S''-
''Sneblg.n Centrsl-Gross t3s3I,sss Increase
S974 -, net after tues N.lsl5-s' increase
SJ20.114 ~,, l. :. rouis-
Gros. SG55s.l45. Increase S7i6i5s. net AFTER axes
rircl3n.I Nortn.rn-Gross $40 sos. Increase
S.00Sl: net after axes S-s.s2 Increase 800.
Te.do ono 1,auI ,9s 20 dssr..ss sgo.5si'
pittsburgh Lake EdeGross ~ 90oios .ss 10 e
eco Nj 6s after taxes S90Siij, increase $500
I..ke Ene Western.Gfo.s SsJ.os-. INC aSis -
Ncr, YORK Chicago 4 St Louis-Gro.s !, go 70.
Increase s3j5l6S. net after taIes. '5'o'sV0' m'
efa1.e 80 Nich,s,n-Gross $3.50 25s. increase
az al, no, After tarss $50 243. increase 81 800
New York Centrars total. al line-Dt~a s.s
900 72s. increase sea- 700. net aNf ARES ''-'''
~ M, ,ig cs.,fsnoosa =, Louis-Gross 81 90
% increase ,I5IO23. net after taxes s-ls-lo. H.
c's e'c. 20 :, Paul Minneapolis omihs-Gros'
81 800 53s. increase :37ioI9. net aner tAi'' '''''
"a. incci's go Iia.-Gros, s32sjl.5 increase
saS- $50. ne. after taxes S.l56.5I', ihcfeAs
' -S1,5so AtOn-Gross ,l252.3i7. Increase
<fSS-i' n.f after fsres 1901 2y!. Increase l-.ss
Canadian Pacn,-Gross $l0.ssl 500 Increase ~
~ i4G. net s. 1Sssy9 increase ~, .S3 ,ner..s,
,to3' .iS. mel 81 l2l. 500. decrease 80 ~ ,..
''S-sbo.rd Az Tine-Gross y2.ls2l2o. Increase
sliS sG5. net y65l 2e1 increase $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-01
Traders Talk Politics as
Convention Day APP
proaches.
DU POINTS CUT
ANOTHER MELON
Canada a Heavy Borrower In
This Market-Record Mu-
nicipsl Bond Sales.

Traders said the market yesterday
as Affected by the usual holiday
hangover and the impending Repub-
lean National Convention. Many fol-
'ovsrs OF the stock market took the
.,su5 that nothing much could be eN-
,.oted until the result Of the conven-
ION a. Chicago became known. In
any quarters the feeling is that II
Roosevelt is chosen the Republican
standard bearer the Wall Street stock
rsrket will enjoy another bull move
w.nt Gossip around the commission
bous,s shows great deal OF Roose-
III sentiment 4 sample Of this was
b,s-d IN one house yesterday, where
,rsSsr was vehemently comparing
Poosevelt 20 the German 42-centimetro
Iovitze-s and the rest Of the feld OF
fsvorite sons TO .22-calibre rifles:
Wtb 80 much discussion OF THIS kind
,o,ne on htue really OF Importance
s.rnsned in the stock market. Steel
81 nm 70 SIS for fsir-sized advance
~. lost ground later, while Lehigh
ysll.v. after advancing to a new high
fs5. fell back 70 IS. where II showed
loss o. three-eighths. The rest OF
n. market did little.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-01

On the New York Metal Elchange tin was
duh and easy. with spot in FIVE ton lots quot
81 at 45.7jc. In London tin closed at ais
! o. for standard spot and at Gls7 for fut-
ures, with sales of so tons spot and lao
tons futures. Copper in London closed a.
cl21 for standard spot. fl10 for futures and
at Rl42 for elcctrolytic spot. with no sales
reported Lead dull New York spot. l.30c
asked and East 81 Louis 1850 asked. The
American Smelling and Refining Company
quotes lead at 7.j0c for New York delivery
and at 7.42iac for East st Louis delivery.
In London lead closed at s3l los for spot and
~ e32 for futures. with spelter spot closing
at $50 and futures az f7O' The local speter
market was weak. with New York nominal
and East st Louis spot l375c asked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-01
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.


The coffee market was quiet. total sales
aggregating $500 bags. and. after steady
c pening. when prices were unchanged to
point higher. fluctuations were narrow until
near the close when an easier tone devel-
net lower.
In the cost and freight market quotations
were irregular and based on the time Of
shipment. Santos 4s being quoted al He
prompt. 1880 for July-August, l0l4c for
August-September. and 9.s0H9.s5c for Au-
gust-September. t o b. all London credits
The spot market was inactive and I'M
changed. with Rio 3 quoted at 9-.c. Range
OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-01
CONSOLS AND WAR
LOAN IMPROVE
Bought with Proceeds Of Sale in
London of American
Securities.

London, May 31.-The stock market
although generally quiet maintained a
GOOD tone to-day. The war loans and
consols advanced i'm the afternoon on
the investment Of money derived from
the sales Or American securities. Ar
centine and Japanese bonds were
strong and, despite profit taking n
Cunard stocks shipping shares hard
oned under steady buying. ConsolS
closed a higher at 573s; the new war
loan y higher at %.
American securities were fairly he-
tive. a number Of sales being made
chiefly Of Union Pacific, for shipment
to America
The Bank Of England bought 5000
in bar gold.
The smaller sales of Treasury bills
last week (s7.5oO,0OO) and EXchequer
bonds S6.500,OOO) were attributed TO a
disposition to await the issue Of the
new three-year EXchequer bonds next
Friday. Money loaned at to AZ
per cent. Discount rates for short and
three months bills were As to a..
per cent.
Gold premium al Lisbon was 6S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-01
Two Bache Partners Retire To-day

George h. Ihurnauer, an active
partner for the past ffteen years IN
tho Stock Exchange firm o. }. s. Bache
& Co.. Yesterday announced his re
tirement. eFe tive today The interest
o. William I. Wcllmar. Who announced
several months ago thai M would 81. cr
connections with the hrm. also cease
to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-01
Popularity of "Municipals."

Municipal financing Of q permanent
character in the United States set =
new high record last year. Figures
compiled by THE Financial Chroni-
cle7 show a total close to S500,000,
900. or S498 ,557, 1913 Of new NUM-
cipal issues. TO be exact. This does
not include temporary obligations,
which ran into large figures. lncreas-
ing popularity Of "municipals' has been
development. the importance OF which
the investment houses have all come 10
recognize. One of the biggest factors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-01
Equitable Trust Expanding.

The Equitable Trust Company has re
moved its trust, reorganization. trans
fer and coupon departments into new
quarters. at IS Exchange Place. ad-
Joining its building, at 81 Wall Street
The additional office. the announcement
stated, gives the Equitable the larg-
est ground floor banking space OF any
trust company in New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-01
OATS.
NEW YORK PRICE

Market inn: No. ? Western, kI.ol :.
2. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-01
Canadian Borrowing.

The Canadian Province Of Ontario. il
was learned yesterday, has sold TO New
York bankers 100000 OF bonds,
100000 Of the proceeds Of which will
be used to refund an issue of short
term notes maturing Tuesday next. II
is understood that the National City
Bank. which holds the maturing obi
cations. and \. W Hslsey & Co. have
taken the new issue, which is said to
bear interest at per cent. Other
Canadian provinces arc in the market
for fresh funds also. British Colum-
bis wants TO raise Sl0,000000 and
Quebec would borrow S3,000,000 or
Sd. 900 900. The rate at which Canada
is borrowing funds here makes IT al
most certain that last years record
total Of Canadian financing in the
United States will he surpassed. So
far this year the Dominion and its
provinces and municipalities have Dor
rowed upwards of Ss0,o00,0o0 here,
against approximately $4,000, 900
for the full year Of 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-01
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

There was some selling in the final
dealings on the Consolidated Exchange,
under which prices recedcd, and earlier
the market, as whole, was waiting
one. Mercantile Marine preferred ad-
vanced to 95's. Lehigh Valley closed
at s3ls, its lowest. and Reading de
clined TO 1915. Mexican Petro cum
got as high as ll0ts. The days bust
ness was only 24.770 shares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-01

Sheen slow with an easier feeling lambs
SLOW hut lust about steady ycarlinss dull,
with downward tendency in prices. The
pens we're not cleared Common 70 fairly
good sheep sold at S5Gs7 per 100 II; culls
Al S3.5OdSi50: lambs at Sll.5oQSl2.5o; culls
a. $40: few scattering yearlings at Std
20 Dressed mutton SLOW at II n l5c dressed
vearlings duh at I5M l9c. Country dressed
dollhouse lambs no longer quoted.
HOGS.
Receipts. 46O5 head cars on sale mar
l,ot steadv. with sales at the range ~ $3.50
mslolO per 100 ID; roughs sold at ssbo1
ssF5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-01
SHEEP AID LAMBS.

Rseog-. 500 head Il cars On sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-01

nevals and depreciation reserves, was
S203.t74. a decrease Of S40,Sl4.
West Penn Traction.
The West Penn Traction Company
and it's subsidiaries report for April
gross operating income OF S504.35l,
which was sll0,273 in excess Of that
shown in the same month a year ago,
and net after taxes was increased S59.-
79e TO s25s,479. The surplus balance
after interest charges, etc, totalled
Ss5,434, an increase Of S3s.l9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-01
CHICAGO PRICES

ill., nour market Wa very inactive and
,riccs wore weak owing to the action OF
wheat and indifference on the part OF the
consuming trade RYE FLOUR quiet FAR
to good s5.4OH $500. choice TO fancy s3.o,0
mS5.75: CORNMEAL steady: kiln dried;
StIO: RAG MEAL steady: fine white ana
yellow. sls5: coarse. Sl.60usl.oZ. FEED
80, .,.,dv. bran. bulk. S23. 100 10 sacks.
$3.50; heavy middlings do. $40 flour MID
dlings do. s325 red dog nour. 40 ID sacks
S8S Western. easy bran. 100 ID sacks SZ""
S23. so: standard middlings do. $50 nour
middlines do. 5000: red dog -four. $40 10
-. 600 OIL. MEAL. sa.M $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-01
sysisnmenb
More Gold from Canada.

J. P. Morgan & Co. deposited az the
Assay Once yesterday another ship
ment Of golf from Canada. amounting
20 s2.5o0,00o. This brought the total
received on the present movement up
10 S23,376.OO0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-01
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.
The following securities were sold
Yesterday at auction at the exchanges
salesroom by Adrian H. Muller & Sen:

TOR account oi ctrfufoft
$50 shares American Coal 20. % Allegheny
County. per share. ....... ......... ......
3, shsres MARYLAND coal CO pa ~ Allegheny
County. 80 per cent cancelled $500 carhl.
Per snare tstt.tt..
g shares Maryland Coal co common - West
Virginia 800 each. per share ..... ...... $
shares Rumson Country CLUB $500 zach
per share ......... ....... :
For account ~ whom n nav c0n,rrn
$40 0os Dreamsnd p"r cent Morfgaas and
Income Regstd Gold Bonds Title hsrsntee
a Trust 90 ss trusfe. en- of deposit s. %,
Estates OF Long Beach Ter cent ho1Is $500
eschl, 100 shares Estates Of Long Beach.
fcf ...... ........ s. 4
g. 00s Kings County Gas & Illuminating 20
first mtg S per cent bond. 1870 interest Apri
and October ....... ...... .. II
81 900 Reading 60. & Phil Reading coal &
lrnn 60 & per sen. general mortgage bond
1897 Interest January and July ....... ~
$40 900 bond and mortgage made by Nathan u.
LeVn Co. 70 George l.. Buchhee. dated No
rembcr :. 1911. on premises southeast corner
East l75fh Street and Grand Boulevard and
Concourse. known = lou, Nos. 70 ard % on
map ~ l3l los belonging 70 The estate -
Thomas % Wolf and assigned .......... s. 5
p shares colonial Life Insurance CO.. Jersey
City. y y. 800 eschl .......... .......-.. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-01
Pitts. Steel Note Redemption.

The Pittsburgh Steel Company viii
call Cor payment on July I. The 81 ooo.-
GOO Of its pcr cent notes. due jan
usry /. 1920. having paid OF out o.
surplus earning $1,000 600 OF the orig
nal S5.000,0C0' ssued January 4. 1915,
and due serisyy January D. lolS, 1919
and 1920,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-01
Mar. Good Railroad Profits.

Another batch OF excellent railroad
e,ersting reports for April came TO
hsrd Yesterday. The New York Cen
tai rosd proper showed gross OF Slo'-
eOSs0s. an increase Of SS,l2O'44Z over
IN. corresponding month OF ias CO.., Yes sos
- e. eO9.415. OF the leading Central
.gbsiG.aries the Michigan Central
.Eo%ed an increase of S974S9S in gross
md t44S.096 in net; the Cleveland
cincinnati Chicago & st. Louis IN,
,r.sscs of s74e.46s and S353,504 IN
ross and net respectively. ne rem.
sylvsnia systems gross, lines eaS'
md west. totallcd S35.4l2,252, an IN
crease Of S1,515.786; net, 500 l'o4o' an
Increase Of s3l36.644. The CHESAPEAKE
& ono reported gross Of S3.927'522'
sr,,r,t ss.525,3S7, while net amounted
10 SfI2L5Ol. against SLl'l'6s7 III"
Anrfl 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-01
BUSINESS TROUBLES


HERMAN J. ROTH. lawyer residing A. $50
West lt"h e.. las fed petition u n.nkrgpiG.
Tor legal services ssainst Nichs,i b Iea,t ssd
Estate OF Abe LelTitt 1900 Edward DAVIS care.
Delamatsr ts.5 Mr.. Roth hal considerable rrsc-
ice from theatrical people Among hs creditors
sre VIM Bur. sl2 COO. money advanced. Robert
W Gos.et 81 2S Judgment eE sheriff Juiu,
Fischer. Ss2j and Lawyers Co-operatiTs Publishing
Co. sl6L Mr. Ro,h has been sued by ss'srs
creditors. and yesterday judge A. y. Hand STAYED
rye SUITS IN 70 SUPREME and city courts Including
BLOCH BROS 4 petition in bA,krsstcy Ia,
been nled sgsinst jacob Bloch. trading Bloch
Bros. wholesale and retail butcher. y TG3 GO
,lAons N, ~ Ams,e.9en az All 30 s,h az
by these creditors Cqdahy Packing Co. S.s9s.
sulzberser Sous Co o. Americs. 1851. snd
Murray Kramer. IS. Liabilities a. stated % .
SIC. 900 and assets $. 600 Mr. y. a also made
assignment 10 Archibald Palmer lie has been IN
business 6sTsnieen yeafs. and operated Considerably
10 real estate by really companies.
HENRY CILLAND-A petition In bankruptcy has
been ned against Henry Celand. builder q 80
East Ifemee5 ". By these creditors Rose Mont
500. and VIZ. II. Caldwell. $500. Assets we're
CHARLES SCHWARTZ A petition IN b.nkrup-y
Ia, been fled AGAINST Charles schFsrtz. grocer. a.
2Ss Audubon a.. By these creiitors Francis y
sil2. and George }. Brunk. ss5 Il vas Llssei
that he made az assizn meat on May %
ALFRED CHAssEAUD. salesman. o. s5s Wet
liabilities Of 1880 and no asset. there .rs ten
judgments against him
BREAKELL s. HUGHEs. nc plumbing oon-
tractors o. 22s LeIlngon az. have died a petition
IN BANKRUPTCY. with liabilities o, s2.s5s and ssse,s
~ 81. e0j consisting Of machinery. 500. accounts.
81 200 and cash in bank. s..
JEANNE NOLLICELII Interior decorator, of ~
East j2d st. has rled 4 petition IN hankrspf-y.
with liabilities N Sls3s and assets Of $3.50. IN dis
pu'ed c.alms shs vas IL business eight yea-.
Schedules In Bankruptcy.
wNFRED T MDoNALD. restaurant, u IS
and 81 West 3Sth d. and g. and - Nes; sfih
s.. has hisd bankruptcy schedules showing nsbin.
supplies. 500. sad FIXTURE. isis5 Among ths
creditors are The Colony Contracting Co. 81 300,
secured. Patrick Rsynoids. $3.50 f3r carpentry
Louis ". Doctor. S2.sG. and International Silver
Co. 3. 207
IsIDOR NErZGER. trading As the Paris In
porting and Manufacturing Co. woren's sppartl.
a. q and 20 West 'sfh 80. has Sled assignment
schedules showing liabilities - Sass. nomina!
assets. 81 3j2 and acluAl assets ss.sli
sSisnmsnts
UNION WELDING Co-Fr,ts1ck whitaker a.
trustee under cypress trust. carving on hnn
rsss a. tho Union Welding Co, a 3is Wes' toih
So has made an Assignment % Morris tiro,eman.
NJ Vhii,sker resides ~ Fall River. Mas al
started this business several years ago for us
benefit ~ DIS son and son in iaE.
JULIUS G CERF. tr.dins a, tbs Bosen She
Co lobb.r IN shoes. a. z. keafe 81 mas mas .a
assignment 20 Benjamin Lesser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-01
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
AMERIcAN an ANp FOrNDRY 90

AMERICAS tAk NM tOt NpN' W.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
The stool holders OF the American car sna
Foundry Company are hereby notified that
The regular Annual Meeting ~ the StocAh"ll
ers Of said Company Will Pc held GO its Of
fees. 80 .f3 Washington sues Jersey cry,
New Jersey june 90. 1915. OF !. O'clock
noon. for che purpose of eI>ctius k9sfa
- Directors arl tr1usectirs slrh uihei hpsl-
ness a. mao 10 proped hroush' before ne
meeting ....-.. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-01
SUGAR FUTURES.

Futures have been quiet and inactive TO-
day. but a little covering and support from
trade interests kept values UP 20 mid after
noon 204 points above the close OF Mon
day First prices were generally unchanged 20
an advance Of points. with sales Oh the call
900 tons. The market closed steady. net un-
changed % an advance Of points, with
sales for the day 1850 tons Range Of prices
Man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-01

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables.
Spot cotton in good demand sales. 10000
bales; speculation and export, Loco Amer
lean. 5000. imports 10000 American:
900 midding upland. s.5od futures opened
Quiet. unchanged 10 n, points higher closed
barely steady. unchanged 20 points higher
than Monday June. SO ID July-Aug'
SID; oct-Nov. 49, I'd; Jan-Feb. '.'od :
Mar-Apr. 1.14isd. Manchester-farns hrm ,
cloths. a fair business doing.