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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
BUSINESS TROUBLES
Bankruptcy Petitions

''>nr'LlE NALL Hromoier WHO las r'.
r. .. los We.f fffh e.. hut wIn las been lu
I... ~.r.-. Dali Or f.r last ton weeks. 100 Tie
... .' 'He ~HorT has tied petition DO
l..,.1.. .. en- erorI % &C. Do, release from is.
DIS s|t.. gro So Too. and assets 81 ca,i
Iu r o. 10 lqi-. far SIolie for alleged con
r.... 10 ..H... me- was arrested hy the Shen7
lr l' 1915. on tHi, Judgment aIa ,'4s'H 'n
iu-.. Street JAIL Yesterday sidney u Lash h.s
...0r... lts.reI a writ ~ hahcas corpus from
f... Na.r- ~ Tho Federal Court. re'urnable TO-
... 0.t. vic, 20 obtaining lis release as ne
.- -..-.r. sie Man = Hal $1,000 loan.
In.r o. Hsu. SI-oo note: L. =. Wilson; ,eS
r r. ..s ~, sis. ,o ti'rse doctor.
EUo>N COUNTY FAMILY VINE AID Lloi OF
ssr.' re Bronx County amy ",.ei 'ry
I..... Store. lr. 90 loft so.iasfh ,h9Gt w..
,, S ," S,' y',o'p' Son ;S5. II Nss
4Hs. rat su assignment had been made TO
wGgfIt'r VRiRRrNN \ petition in bsnh-
u,. i.s necr ncL against Morris J. Nahum ,i..
butcher 10 'N columbus az. Nv 49, Sol, Com
r..I ~ ,rs-iss $500. and NcN York butchers
n-...I N-,, a.. t5f DC las been 90 business
,Il,HIl.~ I4KS. shoe dealer a. lca Avenue g.
DO. r...r 81. assignment to Harris Lev. \ i+t'l,
t- ~, Ncm,r. $50. Cahig,, Thsyef 4
O.. $40 s,I Parker HOLMES 60. SlFo -.
uAEW Lf,SE\. surgeon dgi',... o., ,,-.', Win
I.ns.t.t Dol. e',I petition DID, i,ea",n', ,'.,,,,,,t.
......' DID,. $40 4ff and assets Of 50 800 ~c'ouu,'
90 He liabilities S.-.1po are se.ufs1l u1 D.'' ~.
I..... u... l. . creditor FOR $50 ~. o,.,. -.
WILLIAM kOHN chauffeur ni VIC ,,,V,,t,s
Dial. t.l D. petition in bankupi2. WI. II. M
of g. 4ti and no assets The Cii1 ciel n, - M
a.r ..ttr.t ~ fhc estate ~ trdsei =, -,
a. lIsnent obtained n Troy Tor >'.f'l ''' ~
N,rluE r. CuNNERsANO. tailor o., ~ .li 'ih
o. ... t..I a petition iU bankruptcy. Win "a''"
t... 90 e. "a anIf assets o. {ltl|. 90 49,,
WALTER kOErDGEN Interpreter, o. IVY S,,ttb
't r.s.e hss fled A petition foo oshhi"V''' WV"
Is..l.fcs ~ s. r0i and no Assets ,.,.,,...., ri,
rluN a. LENNON. retired hof..hc-V,. A.
Na.f.rrIIa " S. Iss ficd. with hAplltl,,sn e. -,
ana s,,e.s sos consisting ~ ore t"ehN ,is,.
frr.., ir propCrts AZ ~fegcus1ile ana -,
money from foreclosure sale ~ hofel a. ii"'''
Bankruptcy Schedules.
JULIUS KRENER. wholesale dealer IN iufs ~
l1 }asf 18Th - has Ned schedules shp'hg "a'
bIIHes s. 5q1 ard A,s~f. s. - -
SARAH BINDER dealer So cigar A. - i<I..o..
az ha. fIed schedules showing Nahlue, p w.
sHd sssets cold hY the receiver smoun' resHtel "'
aHoHu
Composition Confirmed.
MA~HATrAN KHRON COMPANN--Judge Mayef
hae con rrne1 a composition Or the Mama Tan
Ribbon Company. OF q last 18th Z" WIN cit1llol.
af 10 cents on The dollar payable aei. Genus ,e,n
u arl balance iu notes ~ st. twelve ana tlsIte"
0nonrs. Liabilities we're S5.'-N
Assignment.
81 Ross SCHNEIDER composed Of Lillian hos'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
Big Increase for Penn. Steel.

The Pennsylvania steel Company. re
Gently acquired BY the Bethlehem steel
Corporation. reports for the year ended
December 81 last operating income Of
A,6l6,694. an increase of s3.34O.4S6 over
the previous year. This was brought
10 total gross income OF A,79l.92l By
revenues from other sources. The 1915
surplus after bond interest and depre-
citation charges was S2,0lO,9j1, against
a deficit in 1914 OF S67s,492.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
Reading Leads Rails.

Strength Of the railway shares toward
the close yesterday, with Reading lead
ing the way, appeared TO have been
based on the settlement of the anthra-
cite labor difficulty. although the fact
that an amicable agreement would be
reached was known early in the day
4 contributing factor was probably the
fine railroad earnings. Readings squirt
in the last fifteen minutes bordered on
the spectacular and carried the stock
within IS Of point from its absolute
high record Of S9S.. Compared with a
low price for the day of SCI Reading
sold Just before the close al s9ii, and
closed at S9is. up pa. The other coal
roads. Chesapeake. Erie. and Lehigh
Valley, were also strong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. May /. 1916.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
BEEVES.

IOO1 o. CHOICE Steers one year ago N4VL Nv
pEENEg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02

Judge MAYER IN %. United states Colf' AesicI
dsy granted discharges 20 thcS. hsnMup,s W'',s"
Iuifirs 81 40. Edwin Hsl,ey. formerf M
liner 90 5,h az. Liabilities $50; Charles =
tv,.ti,gto1 n hsbllitic, 81 SOS John Conroy.
sIi Wss 1874 A.. formerly liquors. Dr Aeei
Miller 81 Fox st.. Ahrshsm N. Ft4nh. - 70 ,
Ws.hiugtou Az. Walter VI Hrainerd formerly NJ
Monarch vacuum COMPANY. 90 Gold 81 Abrsntn
Wenstein. 1874 Boston Road: John Ryan .q,uHoI'..
$50 Trinity az Roger ktcnsu dera. ,@IN ",
Wicker Goods COMPANY 10 East fremont AZ
John T. callahan. salesman. us West 10 -.
vd,ya~t / Cooi 80 MadSWcrh ~ JACOB -. ~
+, sq West 18th 81 john IelImsn. Milden.
Thomas Potts. ornamental glas.. -'l nov
c,v. Iuiius Stark clerk 2jI Wesf loifh ST.. LOUIS
4 fsidor SciWsrtz restaurant. 4s6 columbus AZ.
and Joseph OIucr. dyg goods 81 lst Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
COFFEE

The coffee market experienced sharp re-
action under active liquidation most OF
which was believed 10 be for foreign ac-
count. The coffee came on the market al the
opening in large blocks without warning. and
the demand was poor first prices were
6Ff H. points below the final OF Saturday.
There was further decline OF few point,
during the early operations under continued
selling. but during the middle session the
market was quiet and prices rallied 3Ht
points. At the close there was renewed
pressure. and final quotations were at the
low Of the day. with net losses Of l442l
points. Total sale were - 800 bags.
No cables were received from Brazil. and
the trade was somewhat disturbed by rumors
that the Foreign Minister had resigned. a. II
was thought that this might have some in
fuenco on the Rio exchange on London. No
cost and freight offers were received
The spot market was inactive and UNI
changed. With Rio IS quoted at 9a.c Range
of prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. May !. 1916.
BUTTER.

Receipts 1850 packages. Creamery. e1-
tras t92 scorei 33atm34c; higher scoring
24.m35c: frsts. 33n 33i &c; seconds. 32m
32iac: thirds. 3ON Bile; state dairy. finest.
33t,c good 70 prime. 32iam 33c: common
10 fair. 3Om 32c; renovated. extras 32H32 &c :
frsts. 3iM3ll.c: lower grades, q "a 3Oc ::
imitation creamery. frsts 3)U30 &c; ladies,
current make. frsts. 29d29 &c; seconds.
2sH2Si,c: lower grades. 21H2t &c packlng
stock. current make. fine. 2Sc: No. 2. ga
21iqc: lower grades. 26m26 &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
s. o. EARNINGS JUMP
New York Company More Than Doubles
Surplus for Stock.

An indication Of the great prosperity
Of tho oil companies. resulting partly
from the higher prices for gaso lene'
was furnished yesterday in the state,
ment OF the Standard Oil Company OF
New York covering operations during
1915. !,
Net earnings after expenses and de-
nreciation charges were Sl5.16l sos.
@Suai TO p per cent on s75,Ooo,OoO cap
ital stock. compared with 1913 per cent
earned on the same stock in l9lt.
The company's balance sheet showed
cash on hand amounting to S29,9lb,o5o'
an increase OF S9.SG2,fl6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
Hercules Earnings Jump.

Gross earnings OF the Hercules Pow
der Company for the quarter ended
March 81 were Sl2,3O6.299. an increase
Of SlO,342.3s2 over the same period Of
1914. The surplus available for dlvl-
dends on the common stock was 81
s47.6ll, equal TO SIS per cent on 81
10000 outstanding, or at an annual
rate Of 27l per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
Big Space for Marble Firm.

G.. p. BITTERLY leased 20 p VI. & ".
Schlichter, marble dealers. for term
Of years. with renewal privileges. tho
northeriy part Of the block bounded by
First av. and the Fast River 3Sth and
37th sts. The plot measures l55Nl20
feet and consists OF buildings OF yari.
Gus sizes and vacant land. The samo
broker sub-leased 10000 square feet %
surplus area TO tenants. who have been
occupying space temporarily under Fee
ney 4 DeyanneY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
HOTHOUsE PRODUCTS.

CUCUMBERS. No /. doz.. 75cdsl; No.
?. box. S2.50ds3.5O; CAULTFISWERS.
Long Island. No. I. doz.. S4Hs ~. ?, 81
m 50: DANDELION GREENS. Dbl. STA
1925: LETTUCE. Boston strap. SEA $3.50 ;
MINT. doz. punches. 40d SOC; MUSH-
ROOMS. white. Alb. basket. Sl0Sl.50 ;
cream. slHSl.35 brown. slHsL25; but
tons. 60Gi 900 fats and opens. 50d sc
RADTSHES. 100 punches. s2ds3. RHU-
BARB. doz. small punches, 2544Oc
TOMATOES b.. l0m20c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
Denver & Salt Lake Default.

The semi-snusl interest due yester-
dsy on the first mortgage . per cent
bonds Of the Denver & Salt Lake Rail
road. formerly known as the Mofst
Road. was not paid. 1t il expected that
committee will soon call for deposit
Of the bonds under d proposed plan Of
readjustment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

The Swami & Finch Company, at
spccial stockholders meeting yester-
day, approved an increase in the COM
pany's capital stock from 100000 TO
81 600 600. Stockholders or record May
Ii have the privilege Of subscribing
TO the new stock pro rata at par up 10
August /.
Henry =. Binney, OF Brown Brothers
& 60 has been elected a director OF
the American Wooden Company TO
take the place of the late George +.
Billiard.
The underwriting syndicate Of the .
nor cent convertible bonds of the Sin
clair oil and Refining Company, 1t was
announced yesterday, has been closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
SUGAR FUTURES.

Future opened quiet. generally las points
lower. under Wall Street selling. with sales
on the call 1900 tons. The reports that Eng
land had purchased $50 900 tons Of Java
sugars caused more or less realizing during
the day. but trade interests. under the lead
ership Of the leading Cuban interest. alb
sorbed all offerings. and the market held
generally steady. closing 3 points net higher
10 ( points net lower. with sales for the day
n. $50 tons. Range or prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02

Special Liverpool cables Spot cotton. fair
business doing sales. 5000 bales specula-
ton and export. I. 900 American. 900. I'M
ports. 1000. none American. Mid-upland.
-91d Futures opened quiet unchanged -
point lower Closed very steady. 7uIis
points net higher May-June. l.51 q July
= 47d Nar-Apr. 7s-lsd Manchester. yarns
quiet. but steady cloths more demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
Union Trust Gets More Room.

The Union Trust Company has leased
the banking floor Of the century pu'iol
ing. at 72-7i Broadway. ne leaseu
quarters are on level with INC man MAJ
banking floor Of the trust company ana
are TO be used by the trust depa r't y,
which has outSroNn me hfeseh' 04nSes'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
SHEEP AND LAMBS.

Receipts for two days. 500 head cars
on sale Sheep in limited supply and steady !;
lambs IN better demand and l0u &c higher
The pens were cleared Common 10 fair
clipped sheep sold at S5d S6.25 per 100 III .
culls AZ 81 ordinary 10 prime clipped lambs
at S9I5HSIO35. few spring lambs az the
range OF S5.50nS7 per head Dressed mutton
steady at llHl6c per 10. Dressed lambs at
l5i24 lsc: country dressed dollhouse lambs At
S5Q s. per carcass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
METALS.

Copper was firm. with cectrolytic quoted
at 2Si.n % &C for August and later delivery.
On the New York Metal Exchange tin was
strong. with spot sic bid in fve-ton lots. In
London tin closed AT 500 for standard spot
and at 9l99 for future with sac5 n 80
tons spot and $50 tons futurc' Copper
standard spot sl33. futurci sl25 and electro
lytic spot Gl45. with sales or - tons spot.
Lead dun New York -pot. 7.254 '.@0c aud
East st Louis spot ZIP 2Nf i.3t &c. Suclter
dull New York spot nominal. East ST Louis
L. .15c asked. The American Smelling and
Refining Company quotes lead at i.j0c for
New York delivery and at 1t2 80 for East
~ Louis. In London lead closed at i3f los
for spot and at g3i rs sd for futures.
Spelter spot 500 and futures 492.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
COTTONsEED OIL.

New high records for the season were
established IN number OF the active posi-
tions in the cottonseed oil market. and at the
close Of the day values. while slightly below
the top. we're 1Htt points net higher. Of
ferings we're small. and there was aggressive
buying on the further advance In the lard
market. Tenders on May contracts amount
ed 10 about 800 barrels. Range OF prices
Satur-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02

Receipts. 2.fj2 head - cars on sale. Of
which several cars steers arrived in the az
ternoOn. Sales OF steers early were rated
steady: later sales were possibly a fraction
lower. bulls were generally steady fat cows
slow TO lO0 sc lower. medium and common
cows steady. closing firm at the New York
yards Ordinary TO prime steers sold al $50
$3.50 per 100 10 bulls. S5.25dSs; cows, $40
MS15O toutside igures Tor choice Penn
cowsJ. Dressed beef quiet At last quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
international Nickel Melon.

Directors Of the international Nicke!
Compsny declared yesterday dividend
of 50 share on the common stock.
The previous quarterly declaration was
e. o. a share. The dividend IS payable
Inc 10 stock Of record May TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
CALVES

Receipts FOR two days, 10000 head e,lo5
head on sale. There good demand for
the stock but on heavy arrivals prices were
25c lower. with some sales Of medium grades
az greater decline. The pens were cleared.
Common 10 choice veas sold at SIgSl0
per 100 ID culls at S6Q $3.50: a few lots Of
mixed calves at S6dS7. Dressed calves easy
at l2ia q l6c for city dressed ,eals 1912 {!
IHi.c TOR country dresscd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02

LAY g. WENPLE COMPANY-loh 2. HedE,'
saI Tdtard W ! Kssei. receivers ~ ihe Jas Z
Wcmr'r COMPANY. manufacture oi W,hoN shdoeS
~ Ta.t a0lf So with fsCuy u BROOKLYN tnd
a l-srgh a. Chicago lave filed their report iu i'e
I-rlf.d Ststcs District tCurf. Tnc} shoF ha.lhlr.
ol Anil } SEQ. -Nl. including dcpcninfe uott 70
nor gages ou neal cets". snd s''cIs - go
sn5o'g which arc merchandise and materials 81
-fF. accounts SEQ as. real estate Nl't-.v. IVY
niure and fixtures. $500. and slio' NiO'SH--
1r,s ml.iur.s vas established Don lS4' snl me 70
c.iytrs we're appointed On February O.. 1910 i' ="
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02

Name - MAJOR Ip>ON 4 LEWIS sfh Inf p'sced
900 i.t uf 0fir,rc detached from proper COM
msnds. end name of MAJOR ARTHUR JOHNSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02

Receipts for two days. Il.422 head cars
on sale Market A tribe easier. with sales
at S950Q Sl0.2j per 90 10 for light TO heavy
hog, roughs at $500 $50 Country dressed
hogs steady at l0n I &c per h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
Satu

The Local market for spot cotton was stcady
and 10 points higher. a. 1900 for middling
upland sales nil delivered on contract, 300
bales.
Receipts a. ports and interior points. with
--nr.nnr--nn-- lnLln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
CHEESE

Receipts SAB boxes. including as boxes
in transit for export. state. whole mills
held. fats. coored. specials. lsaiW l9c A.:
white. specials lSt.c. colored. average
fancy. 1870 Wis &C white, average fancy. :
Mlsi, fresh. fats. colored specials 10 IN
Ice. white. specials. l7i,c; colored. average
fancy. i6i.c: white. average fancy lie;
held. cheddsrs. specials. lSi4Ml8lec. fresh.
cheddars. good TO fine. l1Hl7'ic; held
daisies. fine TO finest. lsl4mlslec; held
twins. specials. lSisHlsi2c; fresh twins.
good 10 fine. l6a,ml1a4c: held. all styles,
undergrades. l4Wl1aic; fresh. all sty .es. IN
dergrades. l66l6Lc: Wisconsin. whole milk.
fancy. held. twins. lSFilSi,c: cheddars, lsli
aisle: daisies. lSM size: young Americas.
now. 1850: state. skins. current make.
specials. l4Fil4igc: choice. l3H l3'.c. fair
10 good. i.ftl2i 90 lower grades, 5N 10 &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
Et(iS.

Receipts. 1886 cases. Fresh gathered. tx
trss. doz. 2ic. storage packed. 6rst,. pa
23i.c. regular packed. frsts. 2l4W22 &c;
seconds 2Oi. H2lc. dirties. No !. 1913, M20e !.
No . and poorer. lsi.ml9i,c: checks. good
90 choice dry. Isl. Ml9c; undcrgrades, la
l.c: state. Penn and nearby. hennery whites.
fine 20 fancy. 24d 25c ordinary TO good %
H2ic gathered whites. ordinary TO fine. 23m
DE. Western and Southern. gathered whites.
g31J22l,: state Penn and nearby. bennery
browns. 2fc. gathered brown and mixed
coors 22m23i &C. duck eggs. state and near
by. Indian Runner. 2SH30c. Maryland and
Baltimore. selected 25H2sc; Western and
prime Southern. 23H 2jc. common to iair.
Southern. 201i2 pc: goose egg. doz iOU soc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
GOVERNMENT BONDS.


and Rose Schneider ml'ir.rs a. y clinton 81
lave made am assignment % samuel Ferguson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Reports of Delayed Seed
ing Advance Wheat
Corn Gains p Cent.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. May /. 1916.
WHEAT


WHEAT.
Tho wheat trade j. becoming thoroughly
alarmed over the delayed progress Of seeding
in the American and Canadian Northwest.
and. as the weather yesterday was again cold.
with snow in some sections, there was active
buying throughout the day. and prices were
strong. closing near the top, with net gains
of '.m27sc.
Tenders on Nay delivery in Chicago were
about 800. 900 bushels. but a. this was about
IN line with expectations and tho wheat has
apparently passed into strong hands. they
failed 10 have "A depressing influence. In
fact. May showed the greatest net gain Tor
the day. and operators AZ rulc felt that the
May position had been eliminated n dis
turbing element IN tho market.
Tho Liverpool market was quiet and prices
abroad were steady owing 10 small world 3
exports. which amounted 10 l.sl3O00 bush
els. compared with lt.3s4.0o last week and
native wheat in the United states decreased
2.025 900. while bonded wheat increased
l.2I900 bushels. The export demand was
slow. and no business WAS reported.
In the cash market No ] durum was quot
cd at sl.32 No hard. Sl29: No ! Northern
Duluth. sl.35l.. and No ! Northern Mani
toba. Sl.33. ( b. New York.
CORN.
The corn market was firm carly and prices
the strength in wheat and by the colder
weather over the West. but toward the close
an easier feeling developed under profit taking.
end final quotations were net unchanged to
90 higher. The visible supply showed a de-
crease or 100000 bushels. compared with a
decrease or 1.162. 900 last year. Tenders on
Nay contracts At Chicago amounted TO 400
600 bushels In the local cash market No
yellow corn was quoted at 9l2ic,'c T, New
York.
OATS.
The oats market was firm and higher on
active covering BY May shorts in the West
due to small tenders on May contracts. and
final quotations we're "a lc net higher. The
visible supply decreased $4,000 bushels, COM
pared with decrease Of 100000 a year ago.
The local spot market was firm standard
quoted al 81 pa 80 PC No 3 white. 500. a
size No 4 white 49a4 d5olic fancy clipped
white. 52s, n 53a,c ordinary clipped white.
50i, n SIC. all elevator.
RYE.
Market firm; No . Western. si.o3ta, T.
New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
HAY AND STRAW.

Narkc, continues lightly supplied with
hay at 35d st.. and occasional sales still re-
ported there above our outside quotations. In
Brooklyn. however. outside quotations are
extreme for business reported thee. though
the situation il gradually improving HAY.
large balcd. timothy. No J. ton. S2lW So .
No 20 40 o.. S20H $50 shipping. SlIUSl9:
fancy light clover mixed. S2SH S26 No. !
clover mixed. S2On S22 lower grades clover
mixed. si2HSls: no grade hay. SllHSl6.
RYE STRAW. No !. SlfmSl5. small bales
,hot,t Il under large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02

MONDAY. MAY. l. 1916.

New York Stock Exchange Monday
date gain tS27OOOO l9l5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
FRESH FRUITS.

APPLES in larger supply and lower
Winesap. S2MS4: Russell. Sl.2'm SO ;
Grcening. sl15nS3.50. Albemar'e Pippln
Sl.-5GisB.50: Northern Spy. SLljMN; Bald
win. sI.75MS3.25; pomeroy. Sl.5oN 500 .
Ben Davis. sL25US2: Far We tern. a. to
Kind. boS. 5OcnSl.50: PEARS. Jersey. kiei-
fer. basket. 50H75c CRANBERRlES. Care
Cod late sorts. Dbl S7WSi2: New YORK
crate s2HS2.15. Jerscy. native. ohl Sf"> 3
New York crate. Sl.50U 81 ordinary sorts.
81. -51fs2: Long Island. late sorts. bbl. So
Sill New York crate. f2"$2.6SS.; STRAW = !,
RERRIES. Fla. quart 1m tie. and {.
mat IO4i l5c: KIMQUATS. Fla quart. 6H
iOr TANGERINES. Fla. strsr. $500 s. 3
KINGS. Fla. strap. s2.5oH $3.50: ORANGES.
Fla average. hos. Sl.15m $50; fancy. S3fl
St5,. extra fancy. StnSf15; Porto Rico.
$500 s3.5O: Cal. Sl.jOHS3.75: GRAPE
FRUIT. ia as to sic and condition p oon,
D. Il 356ts325: LEMONS. Cal box. $40
s,SS'2o: sicily. 81. s5m $500. LINES. Domni-
can. biol. SI2mSlt: PlNEAPPLES. Porto
Rico. Red Spanish. boS. Slj0W $3.50 Cuba
The Washington herald., 1916-01-23
DIVISION OF TERRITORY

SECTION NO. l.
,dS mS. b sb 90 soTss MssRSs % 81 an M ss ~ ne
Tcn sSs - iS5Sis A.1e,-tis 90
Eres Heishts. TNiunE CITY. and R2bdAl Htghltbds
sRd - d .SiaSsSt tsTit0 Sshs 2, The Ds q oOuH-
SECTION NO. =
ins56 4ss5 y usss sHd q T PspsS-ssss s-su. sss
NORTHEAST Wsshingtou, east Of and inciodinS riys
Woodhdss, Mount Rsinie1, Nd. snd BsunsIJf sis99
sitsis tSs DistIei 3, ooisns. 10, osSs-vss S-s-
vided for.
,. L@Sues "a. ssst,oo 5ins rho,S 49, z E rss
ths IIlirstsga rAaat sOath q md ineaSdi1s Hos:
Hone ETU1Rds. iSoi1dins EcfipstSS sa5 NJ cits,
Columbia not Otherwise T-Orided fcr.
SECTION NO. 4
Enbrsoes that section north g. shs MAJ Well
Sest q ssEe1th ssreet snd tnclHains Flftssnh
SECTION NO. s.
Enbnces that eection borth Of Florida arrrus
e Fse1h HSso ssTe sots 3 b hns enc IseiSdas
~ teITitgEg g,yt west E, soldigr, home Fca9a. i3-
ssui's AditiOn, Taruns PIrs and tszritoy sdjscsni
thereto nOt othsrviss proEids for
SECTION NO. "a
.r,nas, s.st ., ROet cFssf and ROtonss Rive. nd
SECTION NO.
EmbGes that sectioun nqrth q Flords sErngs
weSt 0 Fifteenth sreet Or It's imaginary line, HDd
south and east Of Rocf Creek-
SECTION NO. s.
N EHhTsees al Of GeorEstoSn and tsI1tor! ve-S q
town. Cleveland PHrk, Connecticut svenus and
Massachusetts, ertended. Cheyy ChE~,
Enendshtp Heights DrlmmODd. Nd, and Souersst
Heights
SECTION NO. q.
Embraces all q Maryland not otherWiss pr1yided
for IN any other teuitory.
SECTION NO. 10.
Embraces the city Of AlezHndria.
SECTION NO. II.
EmhT1ces al that territory in NtrEirih not tn-
cluded IN the city of AlexHpdriA Any Other Sta4
not otherwise provided foT.
NOTE-ln case Of doubt 70 vhetheT any
~ loclted in a cer1Ain district mNke inquiry o.
Contes Manager In regard TO the nStte1.