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New-York tribune., 1919-05-06

Of which 100000 was first preferred
Sl1S,700 second preferred and 1892 ,296
common stock. The company, the COM
plalnant alleged, expected to reap large
profits from the manufacture and sale
OF from 10000 to $4,000 cars a year.
Ihe company the bill of complaint
added, was beset from the beginning
by difficulties in procuring adequate
materials for the manufacture of cars.
Contracts with the government and
the Young Mems Christian Association
were cancelled because the defendant
was unable to fulfil their require
ments."
Debts to the approximate sum of
$4,000 are pressing, the bill further
alleged. While the bill stated that the
defendant company is solvent, it was
alleged these debts and threatened
suits lmperil the assets. J. A Camp
bell, president, admitted the facts
alleged in the bill and consented to
the appointment of the receivers and
"such other relief as court of equity
may grant"
An involuntary petition in bank
ruptcy was filed against the company
yesterday by lac Flock, with claims
aggregating $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Miscellaneous

ATLANTA, Ga--Charn berls.n- Johnson
DuBose Co; c. 7. Rose, lacies' neck S.ar
YelAnss, ribbons. mems 1lru shlnss ana
boys department: 1870 Broadway
Stone, knit underwood gloves hosiery.
ribbons, etc, care West Thirry-seveuth
Street
CHICAGO-J Schiller & co.,J Schiller.
CfICACo-MarshaU Ftei6 Co; !. r.
Hard man boys all wool clothing Miss "
berns, books Ai.ss j. Saxe. silverwars.
l1Cs Broadway
FREEMCNT. Oh.o-B r 2 JOSEPH; 3.
Joseph. underwear and hosiery. Pennsyi-
vania.
HAGERsT0wN. M H Z. Kneisiey
Co Il. L. hneisley. Drugs. Breslin.
Hart. ar goods. Associated Mese- Corp
MEMPHIS. Tenn-Bry Block Nero. Co.
Edward H. Eldrllgs. boys cool cloth suits.
PAIN Beach sul-s. boys sprns suits ana
knee pants. care kirby. AI9c1 & Fisher.
3II.}vA TX EsF,-crearn c,v Bonnot
Works: Z 7 LuDeck. women hats and
MINNE APoLIs. -Brltish-Arnsri- =
can Raincoat Co.: =. Brown ra.ncoats;
PAwTUCKET. P. I-shartenberg &
ing; %o4 Fourth Avenue. YORK
PROVIDENCE. r I-Biacher Bros L.
Blacher- mfrs 3eweIry Bresin
SEATTLE. Wash.-Bou Marche; Mss
soc Masg Corp. 20 Fifth Avenue.
SPOKANE Wash--s-ll leertson clrote.
Rankin Co, =. Seacrts. hosiery. under
wea-. wo~en's underwear. hanGkerch.ets
ribbons, veiAngs- drugs Aifred Eanti. l2o
West Thirty second street. i4th door
TOLEDO-La sale q Kceh Mss E.a
Snlyth. gloves; Assoc. N1sg Corpn-. rs
Flfth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Piece Goods

BALTIMoRE-schloss Bros q Co. Inc.
manufacturers clothing y. schioss. piece
goods, $50 Fifth Avenue
BALTIAlORt-L. Prudential & Son.
Carl Freudenthal, woouens, Martinique
BlRMINGHAM. Ala.---J. Goldstein q
Son J. GoIdsrein, drygoods. etc. Pennsyl-
BOSTON,. NJ Fineberg & Co: J. Bear
son, merchant tailOrss Latham.
BOSTON--Ieopold Morse Co; r. c
Morse. woollens Great Northern
=, BQsToN-The Smith Taylor Co. Y. /.
rom pers and aprons; 200 Fifth Avenue
BosToN. .Rossnaela & Rapkin Co; A
Rosenfeld & S. Rapkin, woollens for boys
clothing: Broadway Central Hotel ex-
pected May s. s and 7. 1919.
BCFFALO-Clawso & Wilson: A Ham
ling laces etc. Pennsylvania.
BuFFALO-Wilham Hengerer Co; s
J: Bradshaw, wash. dress goods; West
BRIDGEP0RTNE J. Godfrey. silk and
dress goods; 404 Fourth Avenue.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H Bros. II. Schu-
man. manufacturers cloak and suits; 1888
cHIcAGO-M Hirsch Co: NJ. Hirsch.
CHICAGO-Marshan Field Co; r. P.
Fans silks and satins: 1907 Broadway.
clNcINNATl-Haa K Son; L. Haas.
cLEvELAND-May Co; s. Stein. base
ment silks, 81 West Twenty sixth Street.
DETROIT-Emn Baron: NJ Afitteldorf.
silks, wooliens ana fancy dress goods.
50 Madison Avenue.
KANSAS City, Mo-Ealery Byrd &
Thayer; J. c. Hunt. silks and dress goods !.
25 Madison Avenue.
MONTREAL - J. Salomon < Co: J.
Salonon, mfrs clot hing Breslin.
son II Flack. silks and dress goods
404 Fourth Avenue.
PHILADELPHIA-M Frank 6 Co. NJ
Frank, mfrs. infants wear. Bresin.
ROME, y. Y.--The Jackson Co.. drygoods
etc. J. J Kelley. domestics. blankets,
linens. mems furnishing goods. Imperial.
SALT LAKE CITY-Ottenheimer Co:
c. Ottenheirler, mems clothing. mems
furnishing goods. hats and manufacturers
shirts, 1896 Broadway, room 1905.
SAN FRANCISCO-C. Leighton. dry
goods, Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Buyers Coming

BosToN-The Ghcnr'sr Co. NJ Dana
h., basement JOBS IN six and cotton
waists Mr. Loewenbers. basement mems
and boys furnishings all clothing; 4. A
Cook. muslin underwear. bath robes. e-c !.
& A Dawnes silk and dress goods 7. s.
Campbell. floor coverings. A Cohen. base
rnert Jobs suits, dresses and girls dresses .
Mss Kol-rer. basement ,ora IN rnna.in
underwear. hoESc dresses. corsets and Ia
q ats wear; 200 tlfth Avenue. a. expected
Nay =
CI,lcIN,S ATI-I1liro'@: Miss f Klein.
dresses. zo4 Fourth Avenue expected
Nay r. 1870
HAZLEToN. Penn - Delxroth's: Mr.
Delsrota ready u wear 4o& Fourth
Avenue expected May :, 1siel.
LOUISVILLE E-hlne'S Mr. Reilly ready
TO wear 4oi Fourth Avenue lex xpeored Nay
= 1870
pHtLAD ELPITIA - sr-awb-ldge E
Clothler, Miss Nulveys six p isses dreSSe =
lexpected Wednesday May 1870 gse
Fifrn Avenue
SCHENECTADY. \. y-H Barney
Company William Herman. muslin under
wear corsets, infants goods 4OA Fourth
Avenue lwil. arrive to-nigh;l.
ST. LDjiS-kli kline's. J. Sorgr-. coats
and suits, 4o4 Fourth Avenue ,e1pects a
May :. 1879.
WASHINGTON. u c-woodward &
Iothrop. J. {. Nourse 3eNeiry. ieathe
goods and notions. g. - White shoes H.,
I, Bast boys clathins u Barsch' ls.
silks and NclNet9- Miss NJ Dell. millinery
! SSA Fourth Avenue ~ expected May D.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Leaihers and Fancy Goods,
Jewelrv

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Co: Nj. Rich
ards. leather goods. etc, care West
Thirty Street
CHlCAGO-Marshan Field 4 Co. f. N.
hys,r. 1ewelry. llo1 Broadway.
cHIcAGo--Msrshan Field Co: b {
Ccwsn. lewslrN ltpT Brca dway
CHlcAGo-Marshau Field 4 Co; Miss
r. Fannon leather goods and belts. 1907
Broa away
CHicAGo-Marshan Field 4 Co. C. 6.
Fantiinser. leather goods. ilof Broadway.
lNDlANAPOLIS. Ind : Ayres Co.
Mr.. Ho1melster. leather goods Association
Merehandising Corporation. -e5 Fifth Ave
nue..
INDIANAPOLIs. Ind. s Ayrcs Co.
Miss 9 A Quinn. jewelry leather goods
Vi MlNNEAPOLIS-row Mercantile Co.
Mr. Balihoru. lewclrN, leather goods. etc.
care West Thirty seventh street
AssocIeted Merchandise Corporation: 225
Firth Avenue.
JACKSONVILLE. Fia--Cohen Bros. s
Goldberg. notions. knit goods. jewolrv.
laces leather goods trimmings. handAer-
chiefs 226 Fifth Av~nue. room ac9
SPRINGFIElD Mass.-Meekins Pack
ard x w heat. dry goods etc, & 3. Pierce.
laces. EN- bro oiierles art embroidery trim
minss ribbons, gloves neclswear. handNer-
chiefs. toilet goods. 5eweiry notfons
Gather goods, West Thirty-second street
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Names Receivers
For Successor to
Emerson Motors Co.
Assets of Campbell Motor
Car Company 1mperilled
by Debts and Threatened
Suits. Complaint Alleges

Receivers in equity for the Camp
tcl Motor Car Company. of Kingston.
\. y, were appointed yesterday by
Judge Martin 7. Manton in the United
States District Court of Appeals as the
result Of sui' fled by Abel Smith, the
holder Of los Is shares of the COM
pany's stock. This is the concern that
was formed following the reorganiza-
ton OF the old Emerson Motors Com
pany. the stock-jobbing schemes of
which We're exposed by The Tribune
on November II, 1916. Marcus Helfand
and Z. Bright Wilson were named as
the receivers.
The complainant recited that the de-
fendanc was organized under the laws
Of the State OF Delaware in October,
1917, with d capital stock of $1,9O6, ,296,
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Hines to Address Economic Club

Some illuminating information on
the railroad situation is expected to
be presented at dinner to be given
by the Economic Club on Thursday
evening Of this week at the Hotel AS
tor. Among the speakers will be Wal
ker d. Hines, Director General of Rail
roads; Senator Cummins, chairman of
the Senate Committee on Interstate
Commerce, and Howard Elliott, presi-
dent of the Northern Pacific Railway.
1t is the opinion In railroad circles
that the carriers will not be returned
to their owners before July /, 1919.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
[ n d IL tri al
Cotton

While realization that acreage has
not been reduced nearly SO much as
expected tended to keep cotton prices
down yesterday, the improved state
of the goods trade tended to keep
them Up. The market, as result.
did not move much in either direc-
ton. and trading was lacking in ami
nation. Though fluctuations at times
were quite irregular, the drift Of
prices in the long run was toward a
higher level, and closing transactions
showed net gains of to 16 points.
In the local market spot cotton
was quoted at 1920, an advance of 10
points. ~
The cotton exchanges in New York
and New Orleans will be closed to-
day.
Prices for future contracts follow.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
House Furnishings, Floor Gov
erings, Furniture, Drapery

AMSTERDAM. y 70 N. Behr q
Bros s Behr. carpets upholstery. fur
nlture: Flanders
BIRMINGHAM. Ala.--T.overnan. J0sep
& Loev D. Scales ca rpets rugs and IN
hoistery; lis West Thirty second street.
COB.ng wood
kenner. eouesticS and dra peries. 81 West
Twenty SIKH Street. Latham
SEATTLE, Wash.-bon Marche M
Geary, furniture. Assoc. Mdsg Corpn. 225
Fifth Avenue
SPRINGFIELD. Meekins. Pack
ard 81 Wheat, drygoods etc. r. II
Stearns. kitchen furnishing goods. trunks
china, glassware. West Thirty second
Street.
TORONTO. Ont.-Murray Kay Co: y
r Mckeivey. foreign and domestic rugs
and carpets. WeiIl < Hartman. ll6 West
Thirty second Street New York
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Expect Cut in Tire Prices

Reports yesterday that several Of the
leading tire manufacturers Of the coun-
try arc considering plans for reduc-
tion in prices averaging between 10 per
cent and IS per cent we're followed by
heayiness in the tire stocks. Ajax,
Goodrich, Kelly Springfield and L. s.
Rubber all showed net losses, running
from point to more than two points.
Their weakness was tho more notice
able in view of the strength in the rest
Of the market
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Chile Copper Profits for
Quarter Slump Heavily

On a production Of 29,3O5.5l4 pounds
OF copper the Chile Copper Company
reports net profits after depreciation Of
Ssl $50 for the last quarter of 1918.
This compares with $3,276944 for the
preceding quarter. Other income
amounting to s213.514 was added to
this amount. making a S1,031,105 total.
After bond interest, amortization, dis
count, etc, surplus OF S3O0,936 vas
equivalent to 8 cents share earned on
the $95,000,000 capital stock. against
$2,70l,63O, or 81 cents a share, in the
September quarter
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Marland Refining Company
Increases Capital Stock

Stockholders Of the Marland Refining
Company have voted to increase the
capital stock from 10000 ,O0C to S25,-
100000 The company will offer share
holders the right to subscribe to ,000,-
600 shares of additional stock a. par
Cs5 per share) to the extent of 80 per
cent of their holdings. If any part Of
this stock is not subscribed for by the
2,40O shareholders, the directors of the
company have pledged themselves to
take and pay for it at par.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Cottonseed Oil.-Tradinc in cotton

Sottonseed Oil.-Trading in cotton
seed oil, which has been under govern
ment ban, will be resumed next Thurs
day.
Business will be confined to the new
cottonseed oil months, beginning with
the October delivery. The food admin
lstratlon announced that il would allow
an increase of cents in the maximum
price of crude cottonseed oil, f. o. b..
point of production, and the delivery
price Of lard substitutes
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Notions. Toilet Goods, Drugs

JACKSONVILLE. Fia-Cohen Bros
5. Goldberg. notions. knit goods jewelry.
laces. leather goods. trimmings, handKe--
chiefs 2-5 Ftfth Avenue. room 9e9.
PRiNGFlELD. Mass Nj eeiNns. Packard
< Wheat. Cry goods. etc. G. b Pierre
iaces, enl bro 3erfes. art embroidery. trim
nlings, ribbons gloves, neckweAr. hardter-
chiefs, toilet goods. 1eweiry. notions leather
goods, West Thirty second Street.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-Rtce Six Dry Goods
Co. q ". Tracy notions, ST. Broadway.
room 9QS.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Sugar and Coffee

Sugar-Canadian refners are said to
be ovcrsupplied as result of contract
purchases made for their account by
the Canada Food Board The Canada
Food Board has announced unofticially
that the Canadian refners will not
avail themselves of their option on the
unsold part of the San Domingo crop.
In the local market supplies appear
plentiful There is Il lack Of tonnage
for export business.
Coffee Futures.-This market was
firm on buying by houses with Euro
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Wooden Annual
Report Not Yet Completed

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May 5.-Thc
adjourned annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the American Wooden Com
pany, held here to-day. was again ad-
journcd TO May q to await the compile
ton Of the annual report
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06

Barney. Mss Wade VIE kSnsonos: iaT' 81 As
socnated Mdse Corpn.. a25 Fifth Avenue.
ST LOUIS. Mo.--N. Friedman Sons
Cloak Co: L Rosen berg. skirts, Breslin-
St. LOUIS. Mo.-Gray Sros- Garment
Co Hyman Gray, Iniddies; Aberdeen
TOLEDO-La Sale < Koch; Mrs O'Gon-
nor. dresses, Assoc. Mdss. COrpn., 80
Fifth Avenue.
WATERLOO. Iowa John Wilhelm.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Sees No Steel Wage Cuts

James A. Campbell, president Of the
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company,
was reported in Youngstown, Ohio dis
patches yesterday IS saying that there
can be no reduction in wages in the
iron and steel industry until after this
years crop is harvested, unless prices
Of finished products are reduced in
the meantime below present costs of
production.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Rumania Wants Credit Here.

Rumania has added its name to the
list of foreign countries that is seek
ing credit advances from American
bankers. It was said in banking cir
cles yesterday that Rumania Is in i'm
mediate need Of funds with which to
buy locomotives and other railroad
equipment
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Flour and Neutrality-suspicious. were:


1t is asserted that large importer
here has sold in the last thirty days
100000 pounds of tea for shipment to
Europe. Half of this quantity is said
to have been shipped, and the rest will
go forward in the next few weeks.
These export sales are beginning to
have noticeable effect on stocks.
Quotations for lots Of so and 100
packages follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Shoes

LANCASTER. Penn.-watt shand.
y. Bark, shoes. a32 Fourth Avenue
Bresln.
NEW ORLEANS-Chas A Kaufxla n
Co. Thomas Arrow. shoes Alfred FantI
40 Vest Thirty second street. 14th floor.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Business Troubles

Loria. Louis Creamery Ware
house and Storage Colt. r.
Lenisan. Uniform co.-American
Alliance Insurance Co........
Laws, Grace R.-Maison Rain
Minter' Edgar ztg W. 2 Newlin. 2
Meyer. Brakeman Q.-R. Maches-
Northern Feather Works and
Produce Co.. inc Buch-
,, man 20, Inc ....-........
Plevetes. Georgia. Bloch ct al
Pfingst. Sigmund-A. FYhlstein
Prana Carbonic Syphon CO.
Avators. Ltd. OF London,
Ross. George H.-weber & He'll
Rosenberg. Nathan K.-Inter-
borough Rapid Transit Co..
Rosenberg. Yetee-Same, costs
snedeker. Aaron W y.
T!rren. Mary An L. Tsrrell.
costs ........... -.....-.
Ttlzer. Louis, Joseph and charles
H-West Kendall Canning Co,
Tobias, Richard D.-Metropoli-
tan Photo Engraving Co. Inc.
Underhiu. Harold Nh Y
Brigsins OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Weiss. Olga-Advocate Realty Co.
Weygant, Gertrude-T u. Jones
ct a. ...-............ .-,....
Williams, John D.-W. \. Brad
Y0ungentob. Sol L--P. Lerner...
In Bronx County
Coogan. James J.-W O Rourke.
Howard. Frances I-R A Cooke
Eerzog. Frank J: sam Pome
rantz. and Sam Cohen. A.
Sna.l[ 5000.
Krug, Irving-M. Flascher ...
Name, Tictor-F. + Brame-..
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06

SCHENECTADY y Y-E s Barney
Co. CrYgoods. (. Raymond. dress goods
silks, velvets; 4o4 Fourth Avenue sth
door
sT LOuIs-susr-,an Tiger shirt co
B. Susman mfrs. skirts and suits Penn
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Receiver in Bankruptcy

HARRY ?. TAsMAN Judge Knox IN
the United States District Court yester
day appointed Frank Srupe receiver with
South Broadway. An Involuntary petition
vas fled against Mr. Tasman by three
creditors who presented claims as fol-
$500; Edmund ;. Green, $40. Levy, Ham
burger q PeHkan. 200 Fifth Avenue. are
the attorneys.
Petitions in Bankruptcy
y MAILER & SOMA voluntary petit
ton Of y. Mailer & Son, 255 Bowery. filed
in the United States D.stric, Court yes
terday, shows liabilities Of Sl.0T3 and no
assets. Tne three largest creditors are n.
Maleuan. IS East Third Street, $500; Bar
net Rothstein. Jersey city. 5000. and the
n c., SiSS. koppelman & Weinberg, l44
Rivington Street, are the attorneys
Schedule in Bankruptcy
JACOB sIEGEL--A schedule of Jacob
Siesel. f56 Broadway filed in the Unit ID
States District Court yesterday, shows liza
biities u S5,08l and assets ofsi24. Tbs
three largest creditors are S. Ma Tove &
Co., Pts Greene Street. s275; NJ Brucken-
field, 635 Broadway, S25A. ). Bienstock,
80 Bond Street. $-39 Frank T. Bergen
field. -99 Broadway, IS the attorney
Discharges in Bankruptcy
Judge julius NJ Mayer IN the United
states District Court yesterday discharge ed
the following bankrupts:
Creenberg & Posner, Palmontonio En-
pano. Rudolph Steinthal. Coleman r.
J. Haw. Hurst, sigmund Rosenthai, sam
Schonzeit. Henry Weiner and John kress
Assignment
SOL AND NATHAN DELLHE1M. trad
ing as S. Denhsim < Bro, manufacturing
ana deeiing in furTisrs. supplies at l4l
signed for the benefit os creditors TO Ed
ward II. Davis.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Mining Stocks

Sales; Open. High. Low. Last.
S3sS9 fsS9 IA A'i1h1 MN @ 81 % g % % %
s999 8999 .AIied e;l. GSld %il., 1zs 1z+ 's 1Zs
$500 Arizona Butte 7a 7e- 73 7e
100 Big Ledge. 20 % "a b
5000 . Booth ...... 10 10 10 10
100 Bost & Mont 72 IS 72 73
ss5o 200 :sssad csaderef eS'ssr ST s. % ss Is 81
,sS5 sS5 .csssss ssi'sS; s M%N "a "a SA s24
1SS9 1899 e6s,'Gn Ores syoa Spo Of g % 80 % % as
ssS sS isS S:::s:: :s3::s- 54:s nsa 8; # ! e
29D0 Golden Gate 3L4 34 3 3L
1000 'TGold Zone d. 1Hs 1N 1Is ia
1900 fGodhed Con. fe 1e 10 19
1900 'TGodhed Merg 8 5 S
1900 "tHarrnil Div. 35 35 80 30
1900 - "FHasbrouck b 27 29 20 %
400 Heca Mining. 5
1900 "fJim Butler. SO 80 SO 80
1900 Jumbo Exten. 13 13 13 10
1900 'tLibBeilD app 10 1a 18 13
$4,000 sfLone Star IN II II II
500 Louisiana Con. % 70 2s 81
1900 IN N Of A(ap) IA 13s 7s IA
100000 *rMacNam NJ. IA Ia o5 o6
10000 Mecca u lap) as 81 46 60
aeS9 ae99 :, s1;e Mot5sr her, Lode 45 45 45 45
iS96 nixon M W Nev... 20 2s 20 20
200 *Onondaga Min 3He 3Ia 3N 3Y
500 "Ray Here Min ga 2Ie 1Is 2
5000 Rex Con MIN "a 19 IA 14A
1000 fRoch Mnca. 20 20 20 20
$50 "Silv Dollar NJ. We w W. w
$1,000 sfSiiv kg Div. 81 32 20 80
10000 Slv ky Of Ar. u "a IA n
200 Stand Siiv-Ld " fs Is "A
1000 sfSutherld Div. "a 20 22 23
5000 'otar Of West. "a 1Na f3a ~
1000 fStewart ..... % 26 % 2S
1000 '1onopah Bel. 3Ts 3H 3Na 3N
900 'Tonopah Div. ga 1oIa e7s 1921
600 Tonopah Eztcn 2A 2A 24 23S
$500 "tTonopah Mid. so 60 80 so
900 'Tonopah Ming 3Hs 3H 3Ha 3N
1000 ~ S Cont NJ. IS 18 16 II
800 Unity G NJ Co. eA ga eH eH
400 'Victor + Il NJ s 8
1900 'tWard NJ e. M "a rs "a "a
300 fWash Gold O. 70 75 rs rs
1900 West End Con 2}s 81
1000 fWh Caps MIG IS 25 % 2s
40 "Wh IN Cop pf IN ~ ia ~
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Curb Market

Note.-The Tribune assumes no response
bility for the accuracy or authenticity of curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
yesterday as follows
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
tirs

BCFFAL0--W William Hengerer Co, @
7 Mayia ben. turs, care West Thirty
seventh n Street
WORCESTER Mass.-Denholn n Nc
Kay. Mr.. Robertson. furs. Syndicate Trad
ing Co. 25Q F.tth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Commodities

pean connections. Closing prices were
8 to Is points higher The European
demand is asserting itself more and
more, it is said.
Prices for futurn conrracts fnlln-,,.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Livestock. Meats, Provisions

Yesterday A year ago
prime loo ID s14oo@1s,oo s14oo@l7.oo
Dressed beef sides
ib.........'.... .2l@ .251a .1s1a@ .es1a
Live veais. com
100 II ...r..".. 1a.oo@17oo 12.oo@1e,oo
Dressed vealscity
ID .1S4 20 ~ g "a
Live ewes. 100 ID s.O0@1e.00 5000 l2 90
Dressed mutton, 70 200 25 .22@ 26ls
Live la mbs fair
70 prime. 100 y 14.00@1650 15.0O@16.75
Dressed m 8.
HOGS SsS 1o5 % S@ ls4S@ 80 1888 SO
Dressed h o g.
bacon. ID -. ;2s1s@ q 1855 .s51a@ 25M
Mess beef. bbl... $4,000 $500 81 .OO6D 33 90
Mess pork. bbl.. $1,000 So 90 53.5OG 5I0O
Lard. Midwest.
100 rD......... s4.OO@s415 1885 @e5.o5
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Liverpool Cotton

Spot cotton was active in Liverpool
yesterday: Middling was quoted at
1906. Sales were 1000 bales; of which
5000 were American. There were no
imports. Manchester reported brisk
business IN yarns and cloths at firm
prices.
Prices for future contracts follow:
NEW CONTRACTS
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
> II S Z C n a u C c
Cereals

NSICdIS
Wheat.-Shipments of wheat from
North America last week were 6,451,-
158 bushels, as against 5,136,s50
the previous week Exports of
-four were 1,O52878 barrels. as against
74S,35S the week before Receipts of
wheat at New York yesterday we're
274 400 bushels
Corn.-Corn prices, after going to
new high records, broke badly at the
close of the day. Net losses were
92s to Ak cents a bushel
Yesterdays Previous Year
corn. No. syellow sl9oM $685. ago
Chicago.
4aiy. Nay 1ss& 1.ss& la l.ssss s's.'s
September. 100 1855
Oats.-Prices advanced early on
buying, inspired by wet weather and
backward farm work, but later de-
clined with corn. The close showed
net losses of Ia to 2as cents.
Yesterdays Previous Year
oats < 80 5'5T White 1870 so .so1. 81 Sc
Msy. ............ 90 ..oEs 1859
ssp5ember..... sept .ass .ss 3ess ;ess
Rye.-Market lower
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York close close ago.
Cash. No. West S1.83 $780, $3.50
Flour and Meal-Quotations were:
Yesterdays Previous Yea
MINI sp p. ts1s.25 a1s55 $1,000 ls so slloo
Corn -four. 1900 4.e5 1000 4.25 500
Rye hr, CHI. 8.s5G100O 8..5@1O.OO 1880
Bran. 100 lb 1928 @48.5O $1,000 -
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Irdustrials

Sales. Open. High. Low last
800 sam Bosch Mag IS IS 80 80 a>s
goo Am Ch Prod. ia 1Hs 1X Va
100 Bran Tob reg 24as 25 249s Is
5000 Am-Br Tob cpn 25Ia 25Ha rs 25H
J. 1490 90 sC sClaio & An F 9 e1a sYa 9
1929 200 Emerson En-. Phon. .a47s s1s 80 81
100 Fam Pyrs-Las 80 80 80 80
Ss99 s98 cIsno-as cGsn asphalt 7054 re eas 71ls
1000 Hupp Motor. ga ga eI, elS
25o0o Inter Rubber 81 IS 33E 33E
600 slack Co Coal "a "a 2fE 21
500 sLib MacN & L 31L, So 81 9fsL
1900 *Lima Loco so SO az al
2500 Marconi of Am 4M 4as 4I az
1900 Nat An &, Ch. 81 32 So % .
SS s55S N%s ao pf'cPss IF p aa7s 542s aou % y
1000 N NJ Il Ar Id 6 6 So 5L
25000 a Pulp & 67a 7aa So 7+
10000 Perfec T & R "a ~ - =
1000 Peerl T & M C 2sl4 20 28ta 2a3s
l0yVV 'Ph Morris 1879 1874 1884 13
,o 9go 9so .Remetn .R95 Type 6434 e434 81 "a
1000 Simpson Coal 8 8 va 7aa
ig96 T999 sgbm sS,I}+ BIT f eff dd5I4 115h IS 15
'.s99 e Jntsd ten Mof5rs s5rs as u 4s% 4s ia
5000 Tn Profit Shar ia ia ia
10000 U Stmsh Co. 2as 2sa 2le 2(%
500 Warren Bros. ave az IS 4e
500 Wayne Coal =. 3a4 4 334
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Cheese ,uorn Q ooo hO....

Eggs Receipts were 26,613 cases.
Fresh Fresh gathered, extras, dozen, 4713@
4Sc; storage packed, extra frsts, Al &c;
iirsts, 451aN 46 nc; gathered, extra
tirsts, 461s a47c; irsts, northerly sec
tions, 4412M46c; southerly sections.
43 2 q. 45c; seconds and poorer, 400.
43c; dirties, No. l, Ala 42c; No . and
poorer. $50 40c; checks, good to choice,
dry, 40Q 40 12c; undergrades, SAC 39c;
state, Pennsylvania and nearby West
ern, hennery whites, fine to fancy, $50
53c;, ordinary to prime. 47@51c; gath
cred whites, ordinary to fine. 47G Sic;
Pacific Coast, whites, extra, 52c; West
err and Southern, gathered whites, As
"a SOC; state, Pennsylvania and nearby,
hennery browns, 49G soc; gathered
brown and mixed colors, 44G 48c; duck
eggs, nearby, Indian Runner, fancy, So
g 64c; Baltimore, $50 Soc; Virginia, SO
G60c; Western and other Southern,
good to prime, 53A 58c; far Southern,
common to fair, 40c; goose eggs, coo
75c
New-York tribune., 1919-05-06
Satisfied judgments
In New York Countl

The first name IS that of the debtor. the
second that Of the creditor and date when
LuCgment was fled