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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
VERY SLOW;
RATES UP AT CLOSE
Trading Chiefly Holiday Cover
Involvement Condition
Report Thursday.

Yesterdays crop and weather news
was in line with the expectation OF a
government condition figure well up to
the ten-year average, and while acreage
estimates were somewhat conflicting
they showed an increase as compared
with the figures published toward the
end Of last month. These features,
however, did not bring any selling pow
er OF consequence into the cotton mar
ket. and after opening AZ decline OF D
10 s points, prices rallied 10 little
over Saturdays closing figures. Busi-
ness was very quiet during the day,
and after the early fluctuations price
movements were very narrow, with the
market closing net unchanged 70 :
points lower. October contracts sold at
l2.s3c early. but rallied to 1890 and
closed at 1900.
There was scattered selling at the
start, and there may have been some
disappointment that political advices
did not lay greater weight on the items
responsible for Saturdays revival OF
peace rumors. Liverpool was a buyer
here, however, while offerings were linn
tied. and the market soon steadied.
Weather advices were considered gen
orally favorable, but were accompanied
by little or no Southern selling, and
there was more or less covering Tor
over the holiday. Prices gradually
worked up. with July advancing from
1911 TO 1880 and December from IL TO
l3.l0c. The close was within 2 or 3
points of the best.
Business was probably restricted by
the fact that both New Orleans and
Liverpool will remain open for business
as usual to-day, while the local market
will be closed, and some thought 1t
possible that selling on one OF the
higher condition figures was restricted
bv some of the smaller acreage fig
ures. There were no less than six prl-
vate crop reports based on replies from
Southern correspondents published
during the day. The condition figures
ranged from IA 10 So per cent, and
per cent. There seemed enough vsri-
ance between the high and low figures
TO have caused wider fluctuations than
actually occurred, but the average OF
the condition reports was about IN line
with expectations and close 10 the or
fetal ten-year average of 1913 per cent.
The governments report on condition
will be issued Thursday, but there Will
be no official estimate OF acreage until
July |.
Southern SPOT markets were I'M
changed, with very small sales, but
there was larger spot business IN
Liverpool, and the days clearancss
were heavier, amounting 20 53,429 bales.
Exports so far this season have been
4,93s,342 bales. Range OF prices:
Range Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
No Moratorium in Brazil.

Brazilian finances, public and pri-
vste, have been in disorganizsd
condition for considerable time now,
Ga outbreak Of the war having tended
10 aggrayate a situation already seri-
Gus. Lately there has been some i'm
Pavement. but u has been slow. The
brazilian government has been ham
pered lbs its efforts 70 borrow funds
IN this market by reason Of the state
Of the republics finances. During the
last week bankers here became very
much perturbed over sdvices from
London 20 the effect that the Brazilian
government had proposed 20 pass a
law proclaiming moratorium on
commercial bills for six months. As
approximately S4O.00O,OOO Of such bills
are said 20 be held by local banks and
private exporting firms this was a
matter In which New York was vitality
Interested. Wherefore the National
Bank Of Commerce wired its CORE
snondent In Rio de Janeiro and yes
to-day got word back that the story
is absolutely unfounded and no such
measure is contemplated by the Brazil
ian authorities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
EtCis

Receipts to-day. 26.4l7 eases. Fresh gath
cred. extra fine. doz. 24i3@25isc: storage
packed. hrsts or extra frsts. 23d 24c: regu-
lar packed. extra frsts. 23d23i7c: regular
thirds and poorer. l9d20iac: dirties. No 1.
20 2d2lc No 2 and poorer. lsn zoe; checks.
good to choice. dry. l9G 9i4c; undergrades,
l7nlsi3c; state, Penn and nearby. hennery
whites. fine 70 fancy. 25I7G26c; ordinary 70
good. 24d25c gathered whites, ordinary 70
fine. 23iaG25c Western and Southern, gath
cred whites. d24t2c state. Penn and near.
by. hennery browns. 2ii2N25l2c: gathered
brown and mixed colors. 23fI 24c duck eggs.
state and nearby. Indian Runner. 21U2sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
Charging IL Of.

A national bank examiner, according
70 the current issue Of "The Finan-
eisr." in going over the books Of a
hank on MS list discovered 10 his nor.
TOT and amazement that the stock Of
the Federal Reserve system owned by
tie institution had been charged OF.
II. asked the cashier what II meant.
well" was the reply, your Office has
been drilling into me for long time
past that any security or investment
that has not paid interest or dividends
IN a year is no good, and as the Fed
ersl bank stock fits both objections
We have simply written II of the
books Did We do right" The reply OF
the bank examiner is said 70 have failed
10 pass the censor, but 81 last accounts
the stock had been restored TO the
night side Of the ledger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
District Deeply Moved at
Death of James
J. Hill.
STOCK TRADING IS
SMALLEST OF YEAR
Eui Road Shares Are Firm-Le-
high Valley a Strong Feature
Russian Loan Sleeping"

Yesterdays market was typical
halliday affair Fine weather and the
impending recess combined 10 reduce
,ps volume Of business 20 the small
Is. total IN nearly a year. In an
around .s3.000 shares changed hands
81 the fuu fte hours. slightly exceed
,-e tho business done in two hours
IN Saturday. 70 was the dullest day
n the year. and not since July 8, 1914,
When 223.200 shares changed hands,
las there been such small turnover
~ stick I'm FIVE hours Of trading. The
r-avious record dull day of the year
was February 2l. when 2SO.O0O shares
we're traded in Bonds we're rels-
..velv more sctive than stocks yes
,e-dsv. with the Anglo-French IS
shaving exceptionally heavy transsc-
TORS az around the high price Of the
year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
Gold Not Wanted.

An international banker was talking
Yesterday Of the attempt OF the Mer-
chants Association. on behalf OF GER
tain American importing interests. 20
gain permission from Great Britain
10 ship gold TO Norway and Sweden:
! can ship gold 20 Scandinavia ssld
ne. at the present time without rear
Of moleststion from the British BLOCK
ade. But don't do IL because Scan
cinsvia doesn't care for our gold. she
prefers merchandise. She Is flooded
with gold. and the government banks
ere refusing IL. Merchants here may
ship gold 20 either Norway or Sweden
b, they will find IL difficult 20 dispose
q the metal when II lands on the
CHER side. This IS a case where bar
ter and exchange is the proper s5oClu-
non Of the problem" AT prevailing
's,ss Of exchange the per cent com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30

arcade leading to the subway station
stores, TO Francis A.. Werner. Also .
westerly store AZ the point fronting d.
rectly on the subway station 70 John n.
Butts for q barber shop.
The Charles r. Noyes Company has
leased the buildings 264256 Front 81.
20 S. p. Penick & Co. for term OF
years. and the six story building 2-2h
Jacob 81. TO the George +. Hills Com
psny.
SCHNEIDER l. Liebler have leased the
store at the southeast corner OF Second
az. and nth st. to Louis Hsusner for 9.
term OF years. and the double store and
basement at 1903 Second Az. 70 Joseph
Greenwald and Louis Engel.
NJ. NJ Hayward & Co. have leased for
a term Of years a loft in the Thomp-
son Building, 5I1 West AID 81, 70 Ma
than Greenberg, period furniture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Declines Under
Heavy SaIes-Corn Gains
q to IA Cents.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. May 20, 1915.
WHEAT

Further good rains occurred in the west
, ern and Southwestern winter wheat states
over Sunday. and as these were considered
highly favorable for the best interests Of the
new crop there vas heavy selling and prices
declined iisW i7sc and in several instances
were below the extreme decline OF last week.
Toward the close there was a partial rcov-
cry on covering for over the holiday. but
final quotations were 2.dlAc net lowsr.
The cash position IS still considered one or
the principal bearish factors in the market
and while exporters took about 500 900 bush
els the demand was almost entirely for Man
itobas. Worlds exports for the week were
| IS. 46i. 900 bushels. compared with l2,54s.OOO
the previous week and II .52s 900 last year
/ This big movement 70 Europe caused lower
prices abroad. where stocks arc already large.
/ The visible supply Of domestic wheat in the
United states decreased 527 900 bushels for
the week and the total was ASH 900, com
pared with 1909 900 last year. when there
was a decrease Of .S4s .00n bushels.
In the cash market No durum was quot
/ I'll at sl.lea, No hard. sl.ls2. No |
Northern Duluth. sl.25a.. and No ! North
ern Manitoba, Sl.2s. all b. New York.
CORN.
! The corn market showed = very firm under
| tone throughout the day. notwithsta nding the
decline in wheat and favorable weather re
ports from the West, and final quotations
I were i2Qiac net higher The May
which was attributed TO covering on the
part Of belated shorts. while the other
months were up in sympathy on evidences
Of a frmer technical position, resulting from
last weeks selling. The visible supply
/ showed A decrease OF $4,000 bushels. COM
pared with a decrease Of 2.0sl 900 last year.
/ Worlds exports for the week were 2.442 900
bushels. compared with 2.s65.ooo the previous
week and 1888. 900 last year. There was
some export inquiry here for corn, but ocean
| freight room was practically unobtainahle for
| this cereal In the local cash market No 2
yellow corn was quoted at si3,e. c New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
Homes al Montclair Leased.

2. VI. Crawley 4 Bros have leased
the residence at 500 Park ST.. Moniclsir
y. J.. 10 +. De Golyer, Of this city: the
residence Of Miss Edna Harrison, al
the corner OF Erwin Park Road and
Central av.. % Robert NacDougall, OF
this citv: the Elzsbethsn residence al
the southwest corner Of Harrison av
and Warren Place % Thomas Scott
and the residence az the southwest cor.
rer Of Melrose Place and Harrison az
TO A. +. Phillips, Of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
COFFEE.

The coffee market was quiet, out pr!ees
were frmer. and after opening at sac points
higher there was a further uptutn, ana hhAl
quotations showed net gains OF ga IL points
Total sales for the day were 27.5oO bags. Oh
ferings were conspicuously small ana unele
80. more or less buying. led By leading COM
mission houses. The better feeling was at
tributed largely 10 continued hrmness in Bra
I'll and private estimates from SINUS
placing the next crop at only 9,ooooOo 70
$50 900 bags. These figures were under tne
generally accepted estimates OF about 10000
600 or over. but while they stimulated the
market 10 some extent conservative traders
we're still inclined to be tinid about taxing
the long side until II Is more clearly '~nned
how Brazil will market the new crop;
Cost and freight offers from Brazil were
comparatively scarce. with prices showing
little change. Santos IS and . being quoted
a, l0z,c Aueust-Septemher shipment. while
Is we're offered ut aa.c Z and RIO IS al
50 cost and freight, all London credits.
The local spot market was inactive. Win
prices unchanged with Rio Is quoted at one.
Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30

APPLES. Winesap. Dbl. s2aSi; Russet.
$500 $3.50; Albemare Pippin. SEAS
Northern Spy. s2HS6; Baldwin. s3.5od
A.25: Ben Davis Sl.5Oa SYST; Far West
ern. "a TO kind. box. SlN 81 PEACHES. n c.
carrier. S2HS3 5 c and Ga. SEA 1925 Fla.
carrier. S2MS2.50; STRAWBERRIES. n c.
quart. "a l2c Del and Md. iml2c: Va. Ia
SC: Tenn. 4m6c: HUCKLEBERRIES
c. quart. 20d 25c BLACkBERRfES, l5d
zoe GOoSEBERRIES. Cal fat box. $3.50
KINGS. Fla. strap. S2.50H $3.50; ORANGES.
Fla poor to good box. Sl.75N $3.50; fancy.
S2.50fi $3.50: extra fancy. s2.s0H S4.05
Porto Rico. 1850 S2.5j: Fla. fancy. s4.50d
S5.35 average. S3.s0NS4.35; poor 10 fair.
s2.5OHs3.75; GRAPEFRUIT. Fla. as to size
and condition box. Sl.5ONs4.25: Cuban,
Sl.5OfI 1915; Porto Rico. Sl.S5Ms3.35: ia
maica. s2.50d s2.ss: LEMONS. Cal. box.
sl.70M $500; Sicily $1,000 $3.50: MUSK
MELONS. Fla. crate. sea So Cal. standard
crate Of 45. S6@ $3.50: pony crate Of 81. s46l
s.; fiat crate. s2WS2.25; LINES. Dominican.
Dbl. Sl2Hsl4; WATERMELONS. Fla. per
100. s50N sos: carload. s5OO@ $500; PINE
APPLES. Porto Rico. Red Spanish. box.
sLo5a$2.7O; Cubs, s105US2.2O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
Sales in Auction Market.

A, ~ v=ey -.
Br Ios-ph r Dty.
WILLIAM ST. 26s 26sii ?. about los Fear.
a. srT2 er3s .ISat two sy tsnnn and ,ioies
aud 2 sty rear shop: Bauer az Jaooo bAaH
81 al. Wak.lee 7 4 ". atiSs due S-9'sss y :
10 the plainiir FOR 81. on .,.
I2orH ST. 1895 r. n s. 2jsi = lsi az u hleo ~.
Nv dwlg ] & Levi az b.ni ne,gliilce - a .
" : Neshouse atty. due s65is -, ist-s, &C.
,isSss. 70 N. psinti- for $3.50
BY Henry Brady
lOorH ST. i7l " 800 Columbus w 9,,s :" ~ ~
All interest which ]. VI Berkeley had On feb w.
iei5 or since. " steuer. ats Vithdra"n-
Al zoos 81
BY Geors. Prior
so BOULEVARD. 1908 : q 81 > lenninys,
= SriO0 I ~ fet and stores W. tslse IN .
,,tins Co az, American Land Credi, 1orpsa .
action / Harry RobtIsk aty owe s.tSs1oS.
nrior mtg. $4,000 70 the plainul for ,-Vgo.
81 BOULEVARD. 1910 = :. 80 Jennings 80. -.
100 4 sty IA ard stores same az ssme sans
a,ty. due S3stlSs. prior miss $1,000 % me
rlairtiT for SO. 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
Staten Island Sales.

Cornelius G. Kolf has sold at Hill
crest Park Ocean View Place., Great
Kills, Staten Island, two lots to Will
lam Lurkin, who will erect bungalow;
two lots 20 George Ecker. on which he
will build an sll-year-round bungalow
and a plot, 40x90, on Lindenwood Road'
to q client, who will improve the site.
Mr.. Kolf also sold for Theodore Eoer-
hardt a plot, 50xl00, on Pendleton
Place. New Brighton, 70 q client.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
PROVISIONS.

The market for hog products was weak and
lower under active liquidation, which apparent
Is uncovered stop-loss orders on the decline.
Packing interests are believed 70 BE- against
the market at present. and are thought 10 be
locking for lower prices on hogs, and this,
together with predictions Of larger receipts
Of hogs in the near future. we're factors on
the decline. Receipts Of hogs at Chicago were
- 900 estimated for Teusday. $4,000 kans as
CITY received 5000 and Omaha $500. PORK
Barely steady; mess. s25.5od s26 family
S26aS2s short clear, S23qS SIS. BEEt-
steady: mess. Sl7.5OGsls; family. Sl9n $50
packet. sl8Gsl9; extra India mess. s8Oq s3l,
DRESSED HOGS-Easy; bacons. Is &c; $50
III. l3a,c: 100 Ii. i3izc: 40 III. 1890; PIGS.
l4i.c. CUT MEATS-Picked bellies quiet :
10 ID, l5Ac: y 10. l5a.c: IA ID. 15c. Piekled
hams steady. quoted at l6iz q l. &c. TAI
LOW-Quet: special. loa.c city. Zoe eoun-
try. lOml0isc LARD-Weak middle west
i2.IOdl2.s0c City lard easier quoted at II =
Ml2a.c. Refined lard dull Continent, l4.l5c ;
Brazil. kegs. l5.35c; South America, 1856.
Compound steady quoted At II q L &C.
sTEARINE-Quiet; oleo, ll@.g l2c' city
lard steSrIne, lac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
Alterations.
Manhattan.

u CT .t9 ~ ass ". 10 sv dplg. "
si,,tsrv les Broadway. owner. Rosenol4m' u
chambers a. architect 5000 c..s,
STH ST l37 z 20 : sy ~ w . n,skmsn
Nsv canaan Conn. owner. + breenr D p'eAo'-
= srchitec.. s. 900 -. =, ....,,
LEXINGTON Az -ss. 20 siy d",r ~ h ,o,.eo
and l. steiner 23S IN Az oRnts' VI hA'''"'
W,rd Building srchliec' s. 900 Nm
ara ST is ". 10 = ~ az ard store Nav
sos sth az owner. W Ru-ssA. - W w.
s7rg ST. ios ". 10 a. sty and basement 1E.s. .
Nich loi " '7th 81. ggnsr, h'sn''
" ga s. srch.tefts SIS 600 . -. n y
40 ST Is z. 20 So and hasenen' 80 . a
N Danfofth 10 W 33d g. osner' heeAmsn
N.sh as 5'h az Architects Noo'l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
HAY AND STRAW.

There is good demand for high grade
hay At most terminal sheds. Receipts over
the New York Central at 33d Street are
somewhat heavier. Poor stock is slightly
easier. HAY. large bsled. timothy. No 1,
ton. s29U $50 No 3 10 No >. S2iMS2S ship
ping. Slsn $50; fancy light clover mixed. s26
n sos: No / clover mixed. s22M S2f lower
grade clover mixed. Sl4G $50. RYE STRAW.
No /. $l6d $3.50. Small bales about 81
under large.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
NEW YORK PRICES.
FLOUR AND MEAL

The -four market was dull and easy owing
TO the decline in wheat and large arrivals on
old purchases. RYE FLOUR dull; fair 70
good, $500 s5.55. choice 10 fancy. S5.s0d
1915. CORNMEAL steady kiln dried. sI.l5
BAG MEAL steady fine white and yellow,
sI.s5: coarse. Si.6oHsl.62. FEED. city
steady bran. bulk s23 100 10 sacks. S24.5o
heavy middings do. S26 -four middlings do
$3.50 red dog -four. 40 ID sacks, s3S
Western quiet bran. 100 Ii sacks. s23.S5d
$3.50: standard middlings do, $3.50; flour
middlings do, 5000: red dog -four. $40 ID
sacks, $3.50 oilmeal, S3l.50d 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30

Special Liverpool cables Spot cotton IN
good demand: sales. 1900 bales speculs-
ton and export. 1000 American. 600
Imports. 1000. none American. Mid-upland.
s52d. Futures opened steady, 2l2 70 3
points higher closed steady. at net adj
vance or 81, 20 ai9 points. Nsy-June. SD :;
July-August. SID: october-November. sod :;
January February. lid March April
7.1Oi, d. Manchester-Ysrns fair business
doing. sale quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30

SUGAR FUTURES.

Futures trading to-day has been quiet and
without feature due probably to the fact
that the market Tor refined and raw sugar
was closed for over the holiday. On mar
row market prices held steady throughout
the day with price change small and bust
mess light Late in tire afternoon trade in
tere-t. bid the market W few points, clos
ing steady. net unchanged 70 an advance Of
points. with sale for the dsy $3.50 tons
Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. May %. 1915.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
QUOTATIONS. FOR BEEvEs.
BEEvEs.

Receipts for two days. 2.sl2 head a cars
on sale. Steers slow and barely steady. eA-
cept lightV Fights. which we're full steady
bulls in good demand at last weeks prices
medium and thin COWS steady others slow
10 q shade lower. The yards were cleared
Common 70 prime steers sold az S7.55M
5000 per 100 10 bulls, t5.75dSs.b0: = few
fancy bulls. 50 and upward COWS. tiMsT50
a car OF extra stable fed At sS15. n few
tsi-ends. s3.25WS3.50 Dressed beef steady
II last quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of Vari-
Gus Corporations.

The Texas Traction Company and
the Southern Traction Company, both
controlled by the interests represented
bv J. +. Strickland. president Of the
Texas Power and Light Company, at a
special meeting approved the consoli-
dation Of the two companies under the
name Of the Texas Electric Railway
Company. Operation Of these proper
ties will he in the hands OF present Of
fcials. and J. F. Strickland will be
president of the new corporation. The
merging Of the companies will 60 into
q Hccf I1lu I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
New Building Plans.
Manhattan.

enweeY " 5s3 Grand . irr ~ hrrs
SsIsea. p whi,comb. % W -3d g. oNn'''
ceSreAI PARK WEST lo5th ard ic8th as. ~
81, ~ lsboratoy; General Nemyn. no.s a.
premises, owner. Palmer hetnoosiel 'o'''' %
Wilusm st. architects $4,000 a.,
SULLIVAN sr. V ; r Prince a. 'or ~
..Tnt and store 4sxss. J. Ca-S1ki ~
Prince st. oans.s. & Ca'i1s' 1879 p'o1'"'
,-chitset so 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30

COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. May %. 1916.
RITTER.

Receipts to-day. $500 package. Creamery.
extras 1q2 scorei. 10. 3Oigc. higher scorirg
lots. 3o4 GSli?c: frsts (ss N 9i scorel. y
IA 3Oc seconds (s3 20 81 scorel. 2sQ NC !.
thirds. 26ieG27c creamery, unsalted, extras
30Lm8ic. higher scoring. lian 32c frsts.
29H3oc seconds 2sM 3 &c state dairy. tubs.
finest. a0c good 10 prime. 2Si2n % PC; COM
mon 20 fair 2sN 2sc renovated. extras. 2sc {;
frsts, 27M21i9c. lower grader. 2fh,M 26c !;
imitation creamery. frsts. 26G2 &C; ladies,
current make. firsts 24isd25c seconds. 24c {:
lower grade. $50 &c packing stock. cur
rent make. inc. 23isc; No 2. Csc; lower
grades 22d22iac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
Sau
Open. High. Low
METALS

Copper was steady with electrolytie quoted
az 2sd29i.c for August ard later delivery
On the New York Metal Exchange tin was
oui,t wi,h srot IN fve-ton lots quoted a.
as -5T4-.2f- N London tin closed a. fl93
for standard SPOT and AZ floe f1r futures,
with saes OF 20 tons spot and 80 tonS fut-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30

tn RENT \ FURNISHED ii-RooA
house with large barn and planted gar
go TN miles from PlsttsourRh y. Y
Photograph % house sent II desired Ad-
dress Mrs SILAS CLARK. Peru. y. Y.
UT YOUR Rent PAT FOR YOUR HokA
Pest ruancls plan explained ~ County Hons
TSsgu- No. ~ Neat so 81. Dse- 'PhsH
pss1 Ma sa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
Innn Island Estate Rented

Worthington Whitehouse, Inc. has
leased for Cecil Lyon his country estate.
at Syosset, Long Island. consisting OF
about 100 acres, with large modern
Colonial house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30

mission charged for handling the gold
could be paid and still leave profit
on the transaction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
NEW JERSEY,

FOR SALE COUNTRY POME. u ROOMS 70
sr-s shsd. frilt trees. large bans and carrass
house Bs,g.n Go near three railroads. Osnsf.
Boz ies. Tribune o-ies
BEACHwooD. y. FOR sal. lo,a. eornet LII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET

30 srBLET Al REDUCED RENT ~ II Rlsr
rfliI, Ararm-rf. completely Nmi,hsf k'rh
enst. .rd 6uh So 10 Nit8aH Ave Telephone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
Southern Utilities.

Further large advances in earnings
are being reported by the Southern
Utilities Company According 10 me
April report gross for the month";
which amounted 70 Sl03.3s4, showed an
Increase of upward Of 10 per cent
while net earnings from operation
amounting 10 S34, 1873 made gam OF
more than 81 per cent. The balance
after interest charges was S24,lJ8, an
increase of over 81 per cent and aiter
deducting Ss.S67 for preferred STOCK
dividends the surplus OF $1,000
showed an advance q nearly - per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30

FREEroRr WATER FRONT ,.,,..
,.irsalors and houses, 1900 w .nP 80.
.o,, On Randall pa, .nd Wo9as.''' pp' 'O' W.
~ mr. 1 RANpALL 90. FrsspoIt. u l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
Commercial Leases

Huberth & Huberth have leased in
the basement arcade Of the American
Circle Building, Columbus Circle, one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30

urei. Copper closed At flzs for standard
pot. SIPS for futures and at Gas for cleo
irolytic spot with sales Of % tons spot re-
ported Lead dull New York spot. 1.35c
asked and East 50 Louis 7.3oe ASKED. The
American Smelling and Refining Company
quotes lead at 7.5oc for New York delivery
and at 7.f2izc for East 50 Louis. Spelter
weak New York nominal and East 81 Louis
spot lic asked. In London speter closed NJ
$50 for spot and At so for futurgs.