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Mems Wear

AKRON, Ohio-H +. Steiisng, mems and
boys clothing; 81 West Twenty sixth
ALBANY, n. Y.--J. X. Finkelstein.
clothing; Longacre.
BALTIMORE-S. Goldman. mems fur
pishing goods and manufacturers gloves;
Broadway Central
BALT1MORE-W. IL Voight, clothing;
Pennsylvania.
BANGOR, Me.--Kurson Bros, s. Kur-
son. clothing and furnishing goods; Com
,nodore.
Co: r. Berknan. clothing: Pennsylvania
BOSTON-Jordan Marsh Co; j. Hitch.
cock mems custom made clothes; 4S2
BRIDGEPORT-J. w. Conners Co; ].
W connors. clothing. furnishing goods,
RuFFALo n. Y.-Liberty Clothing Co.:
T. H. Harris. mems and boys clothing and
hats: Commodore.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.-M. Friedman,
clothing and furnishing goods; Ansonia
CHICAGO-J. Wicka, clothing, ETC.,
CHICAGO-M. EtteIson, mems furnish
ing goods clothing and shoes; Broadway
Central
Tinn. Ynens furnishing goods, work cloth
ing butts. t~ines and warps; ~ Leonard
CHIcAGO-Marshall Field g. Co: r. NJ.
Chamberlain mems and youths clothing;
7io7 Broadway.
CLEVELAND--Eagle Cap Co: w. Rosen.
hats and caps; Broadway Central.
DALLAS. Tex-Berwald Bros; II. Ber-
wald, clothing: Bresiin-
DETROIT--HuFhea e. Hatcher: T. G.
Hatcher. mems clothing and furnishings
goods. Herald Square.
DETRoIT-A. Krolk g. Co; p. @.
Kramer. sweater coats; 377 Broadway.
room sos.
DETROIT. L. Hudson: Mr. Griffith.
hats; MT Jameson, boys clothing and
1nrnishings: Assoc Mdsg. Corpn.. 22s
SAIL RIVER. Mass--R. A. whirr Il
CO.; A j. o.Brien. mems furnishing. dry
East 81 Louie Iil---Fellner Crow Co
1T Crow, mems and boys clothing, hats
hud furnishing goods Park Avenue.
ELMIRA. ~. Y.--woolen Mills Co; Geo
Eatiierson. young mems and mems cloth.
ing wailick.
cicthing and meme furnishings; Pennsyi-
MA
GREgNvILLE. s. c-smith e. Bristow. :.
a. a br'stow clothing. furnishing goods
LOB ANGELIss-coopsr. coate e. casey
=. -. Co; a r. Rofnan. mems furnish =
ins goods and underwear; ST. Broadway.
A5INNEApoLIs-Powe Mercantile co. ::
r A. knight. mons furnishing goods.
hpsiery ana underwear; West Thirty
f.OkwfcH. conn--Reld r. Hughes CO. ::
= ~ Bussey wash goods, mems frrn}sh.
inv roods; tos Fourth Avenue; Contl-
pAwTUcKHT, n. r.--sharenberg T.
!tooneon o.. -. y Ensign. wornen's hos
1efy aud underwear and mems furnishing
kDydst s5f FOURTH AyenDe: ErozteIi
fIJTSBUEbH~-J. j. Bappsr IL Co, ]. :,
bapper. clothing. Herald Eauarc.
.. tSTTbBpKGHwKa Kaufman K Baer. J.
PfTTHbrEGH --. Kaufman Department
Ht1fe; Hr, Towers. boys ciething and
f';fn,s ;,,,,. fn,rns.hings, izsi Broadw NAY,
srbocser
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Notions, Toilet Goods, Drugs

BOSTON.--1c to Csc lore, e. Crosby.
fancy goods smallwares Park Avenue
CHICAGO-Stevncs, Chas. A & Bro. !;
Miss Mulsberry. ladies neckweari 40 e.
CHiCAGO. stevens, Chas. A & Bro. ;
Edgar A. Stevens, ladies' neckwear; 40
e. 22d st. ,
DETROIT Carton Fisher Wills Co. /;
C. Carton silks, ribbons, patterns and or
naments: Commodore.
HARTFORD Conn.-Sage Allen q GO :;
Miss Katherine Rice: ribbons; D. q. Ali-
ance. 404 Fourth Avenue.
NASHVILLE.-Miller & Rhoads; A. S.
Minter laces, embroideries, neckwear.
veilings handkerchiefs, leather and toilet
goods; 432 Fourth Avenue, Prince George
Hotel
NORWICH, Conn.-Reid & Hughes Co. {;
I. Smith. notions. toys. leather goods.
hosiery and knit underwear; 404 Fourth
Avenue, Bresln Hotel.
TROY, n. Wv. II. Frear e. Co.; j. w.
Gillis ribbons and neckwear; Continental'
WASIIINGTON.--.M Goldbenberg c.
II. FRANKIE, laces. neckwear, gloves; 1140
Broadway, Herald Square Hotel
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The first name is that of the debtor;
the second that of the creditor and
date when judgment was filed:
In New York County
Devine, Patrick--American Ex-
change Cigar Co.; Jan. %.
Same me- = Gibson Distlling Co.:
March 3, 1913 ...... 25e.73
10. 1902 ............... 1884
Jan "a, 1918 ................ 2,2ssY1
Van ssnn7z Dye M,zcs Aat0 s7 CO 1no:-F s47 O.
Van Ripper, Benjamin e. c..
neutrality-suspicious.. Collins
& Co. March 6, 1917.-....... 117.4s
Thompson Starrett Coz. B.
Horwitz; April rs, 191s...... 500. 90
Roth, Paul . Brunswick Bake
collendcr Co of New York;
ssvarese, Rafael, Antonio and
Ferdinand-swft & Co.; March
sohSsarta, INV rth0 Ma1.peope etc; A'''''
April IL, 1915 {vacatedj ..:: 100000
and Casualty Co. Of New York
People, eto.; Jan. 2. 1919
Mendeieson, jerome ira and "''''''>
Lcon-GeneYal Platcrs Supply
schumaoher hun at Ma Marsaretha-w. ''"S'
Klein; Nov; 8. 1917, ,;... 1co.o2
Rappaport Hyman--P. Cohen;
Feb. 27. 1919. 1s................ 77l.4t
Cordley. Frank R.-Brookfield
Construction Co., Inc; Aug. s.
1913 .................... 3,177.8t
Same--Same; Aug 5, 1918. 80. 3,678,9
Robinson, George H.--W. M NJ
Martin ct al; May H. 1S10. 1857.
Sackheim, Benjamin Morris
Park Estates; Aug. 49,. 1916. 1865;
Pulitzer. Gustave MN. ?. Perry
ct al; April IL, 1917.......... 2s1.s:
In Bronx County
Haggerty, John-H. Deutsch;
Feb. 10. 1918 ................ $4o.7:
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Miscellaneous

ATBCL, Mssr.---W. H. Brock a. Co.:
w. H. Brock, representative; Brrslin
bAi|FI FIHcHE~-Plgtnick. BernKhrtt h
Co; A.. PIotnick, Wholesale neckweAr and
belts; Herald Square.
HAIT1MOKE--I,ajtim Bargin House
n, n, blethfie, jinens stamped goods.
bft linens. bed and horsa blankets bed
tDroads, lap. and art robes, 3tl Fourth
Assaue; HOLLAND Hotel.
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PROVIDENCE. r. 1aCaeser Misch'
ready to wear. G. E. Cohen, clothing,
cioaks; 1861 broadway. room 1912
SAN FRANClsCo-N. II. Neustadlcr.
shirtngs belts. suspenders, 377 broadway,
room sos.
SMYRNA Deli. w. Tucker. clothing
and furnishing goods: Herald Square.
TOLEDO. Ohio-Tiedtkc Bros. Co; G.
J.. Fine mems furnishing goods: 81 West
Twenty sixth street, care Of Lewis.
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio-Geo. i. Fordyce
& Co; ID. h. Jones. mems furnishing goods
404 Fourth Avenue. 5th floor
New-York tribune., 1919-04-30

Coffee.-Futures - The market was
irregular. 1t opened at advances of 7
to 36 points. There was a good deal of
realizing, but prices held steady. The
steadiness in the Brazil market, which
reported advances of zoo reis for spot
coffee in Rio and 800 reis in Santos.
AS the day went on heavy selling de-
veloped. Prices gave way, and at the
close were to Is points net lower.
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John Forsythe & Sons, Inc. $4,000
Manhattan, manufacturing wearing ap
parel, business of furrers, haberda shers,
etc; John t'orsythe, John Forsythe, jr,
and George II. Turner. West Forty
second Street. New York CITY.
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Fancy Goods &
.IeMelry
Leather,

BOSTON-Jordan- Marsh Co; Mr.. Lon
don, leather goods and hand bags; 432
Fourth Avenue.
NASFVIIIF,-Miller e. Rhoads; A. S.
Minter. laces, embroideries neckwear, veil
ngs handkerchiefs, leather and toilet
goods; 432 Fourth Avenue, Prince George.
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Fllrs

DETROIT-H l.. Hudson: Miss Con
way, maribou and near seal stoles and
neckwear; Merchandising Corporatlon'
225 Fifth Avenue. =
HARTFORD. Conn.--S. Hart Cot 5
Hart, furs; Breslin.
Roesnthal, furs, Breslin.
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itions in bankruptcy were filed yes
7 in the United States District Court
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Com m O dities
In d IL 8 strial
Cotton

After starting off strong yesterday,
cotton prices reacted, the close showing
slight gains in nearby contracts, but q
small loss in new style October con-
tracts. The openeng was at advances
of 13 to 40 points. Buyers acted on
firm cables from Liverpool and strength
in the domestic cotton goods markets
The morning rise carried new style con-
tracts for October to 25.55c, or AZ points
above the previous close. Realizing on
the advance caused the market to be-
come unsteady and irregular
Spot cotton was quoted at 29.65c, an
advance Of 15 points, with no sales.
The range Of prices for future con-
tracts follows:
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House Furnishings. Floor Gov
erings, Furniture, Drapery

CHICAGO-P Epstein, furniture ant
carpets; Broadway Central.
LOS ANGELES, Cal-Hale Bros, Inc.
A. Davidson, rugs and upho lstery; 81
Union Square.
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In New York County
Azrilian. Leak-H. schuler; costs s1as.s7
Algie. David B.-N Weiss ..... 1856
Ahrons, G. Monte &c. II. Ahrons
& Co.)-Causse Mfg. and Sup
Atlas Assurances Co.. Ltd.-J e.
King ct al............... 1o4.s3
N Wv Kelly lly............ 4,s2o.s5
Same-J i.l Kelly :,,;s.... S1s.35 Sls s5
BosIofsSy, Harry; Nathan Her
man, Louis and Hille Max
Phnsky-Traveers Ins. Co... 66036
Christian, C.-Farwell & Rhines
Cole, @ Ruth. and Harry Katz- eoo 40
Collins Louise, and Michael As .
fGnesysTms = S ruTniture co.-scranton SO''00
Metal Bed ID c Co.. o. Inc c'......... 2,s72.ss
De Jorio. Hector-Rapid Bindery
Kraus & CO.. o................. 2.1o2.44
Bssy Heay sc w " y cafss fSSs5 fSssS
Eagle Transportation Co.. Inc
Goldman. Ole ANY simon - Encyclopedia
Britannica Corp. rp.......... 26547
oosin Aiiison ii" ' ' 1,ss445
Catti. Jos.-Galewitz ct al; costs 1O7.00
Huson. Martha B.-J. J. Nc s,ooo
Hassaeher, S"si" Elizabeth ww..-R;o'y;aii
Indemnity Co. ............:... o,o4S.s2
Interborough Rapid Transit Co -oo
Stracnan
Kennedy Theatres, Inc.-N. Y.
Kensington construction Co, Inc 90, AZ
Lansburgh db,1a'i BIOS, 1nc-Cicver
Craft Costumes Co., Inc. Ilohl'
Lott, Geo. C, and Geo. C.. Lott
Contracting Co.-Mecha nics d
Metals National Bank of City s,so,
1,eoky of NeM James norf D..1. G. winston ~
sameHAshhoikan IN a. National Bank.. s,ss1.ss
HeJnSs tnSa, 1t'a,' Ran,< '.......... 1,674S4
Lane, 1e'f; fEd@ward-sunshine Ward knitting 80.
1,oqanss Mi1s; 'nS Davis o.-s. Noaai. 1876
Manhattan Holding Co., Pal r,7o,
Mdnd .1Sio elsohn Samuel 'H..Eycyclo-
pndia Britannica -.....,.... 5000
New York Railways Con-. Mil ,sooo
same-I, Milier ...:............ $4,000
Peiser Fanny-D. whitman. 1861
Powell, Robert and Irwin Co.. ooo m
inca. POttel 1Vo.oV
Pinto, Francis, and Harry Katz- rooo
Ra rs1pe' Isfdn wi;iam stG G.. and Charles '''''
NJ IA Goddard@w. s. Muller..... 2,sSs.2o
1''eeS, heyg H'eaAn"oi st al 2oa2o
Struhinr John K-C Rubin..... 931.90
CoNMS' Harnick .......... l,39o.o3
Rroolslvn Casket Co....... 254.54
Trahuccn' Williams. r. Rand . 349.o6
Ieiner .........'...,..... 2,75s.o4
miral2 + Co.. Inc...... 7.16s.sl
Weidenfeid. Camille - Central
costs ' ......... 1920
Same-American Light & Trac-
ton Co. ct al. aI................. 2so.4b
People. ETC. .......... 10000
In Bronx County
Behan. Cornelius--L. NJ. Scoville 1854
Glasgow, Louis-Grolier Society OF
London oo'oV
''Ys Bernhardt aa Duo''i '.'............. s,777ss
Hornickel Rudolph-Bronx Bro
kerage and Security Co....... S672
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Business Troubles
Petitions in Rankruptcy

Petitions in bankruptcy were filed yes
tcrday in the United States District Court
follows:
BECKIE ZUFLACHT-An Involuntary
petition against Beckie Zufacht: 1S4 Stan.
ton Street, alleges liabilities of $4,000 and
assets of $500 and is by one creditor. B.
Siegel, claiming $500: Shame & Weinrib,
299 RToadTay IsI are o ths I 4srJ attorneys
petition of Edward II. Speitze. 2. West
129th Street, shows liabilities Of $1.62S
and assets There three creditors
Holders Realty Company, At Wall Street,
sl,24s; William e SIevin. ~ broadway,
$500, and l.. London. 2736 Third Avenue,
$50. Horace London. 302 Broadway. is
the attorney.
Assignments
BECKIE ZUFLACHT. dealing in cloth
signed for the benefit of creditors to
Archibald Palmer.
DAVID SAX. trading as the Fashion
Store cloaks and suits, at 2176 Third
Avenue. yesterday assigned for the bene-
fit Of creditors to Abraham L. Feinstein.
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by Western hennery whites, fine to
fancy, 52M53c; ordinary to prime, AZ
oslo; gathered whites. ordinary to
fine. 47@l51c; Pacific Coast whites ex-
tras, SIC; Western and Southern,
gathered whites, 46M5Oc; state, Penn
sylvania and nearby, hennery browns,
4Sc; gathered brown and mixed colors,
44@47c; duck eggs, nearby Indian
Runner, fancy, 66G67c; Baltimore, 81
0l65c; Virginia, 55M65c; Western and
other Southern, good to prime. 55m
62c; far Southern, common to fair. 40
0l42c; goose eggs, 90cM$l.
Hay and Straw
Yesterday A yoar ago
Timothy, No. J.
large bales. e.. Ss2. .OOGp ----- sac. 90 6D 10 40
clover, NO. mxd 3S.00Qp 1900 "a 90. 90
Rye straw. No. l.. 1900 d 1890 10000 -----
Orchard and Field
. Yesterday year ago
Beams, marrow
100 lbs. ,.....$ $Il.7hGp ---- sta.O0@iaeb
peas. Scotch, ts 7.0OP 500 1898 0p12. 80
iotatoer, NV. bbl t.00m 1900 1900 100
Apples. Bldw, hbl S.O00pi3.OO dOOGo> 5.s6
Grapefruit. box. 1880 7.BO 2.SO6p "a 90
oranges. box ~. 5000 7.7S S.00@ $50
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter. - Receipts we're 11,156 pack
ages. Creamery. higher than extras,
lb, 61 n G62c; extras (92 score), Gle;
firsts (8S to 81 score), SO u M601a
seconds (83 to 81 score), 57M59c; lower
grades, 55056c; unsalted, higher than
extras, 63M631ac; extras, 620621 12c;
frsts, 6OhM61 1ac; seconds, $4,000;
to prime, 57M59c; common to fair, 47(d
SIC; renovated. extras, 81 70 M521 nc:
tirsts, 49hM591ac; lower grades, 4G@
48c; imitation creamery, tirsts, 48G'49c;
ladies, current make, firsts, as u M
46ac; seconds, d4c; lower grades, 400
43c; packing stock, current make. No. l.
43M43hc; No. 2, 421ac; lower grades,
38041Mc.
Cheese.-RcceiptsI were 2,231 boxes.
State, whole milk, fresh flats, coored,
run, colored, 31Ac; white, 81 nc; lower
grades, 30M31c; twins, specials, white,
31M M32c; coored, 32@32Ac; average
run, white, 81 s4c; colored, 81 NC; lower
grades, flats, held, 370l39c; twins, held,
37M39c; Wisconsin. whole milk, twins,
held, 34M39c; fresh, 32@32Ac; single
daisies, held, 35M3Sc; fresh, white,
33c; colored, 32AM321Ac double dais-
les, held, 35038c; fresh, 32M32 &c;
Young Americas, held, fresh, 33D33 iac;
state, skins, specials, 23@23 nc; prime
to choice, 20M22c; fair to good, 15O
19c; lower grades, 60D14c.
Eggs.-Rcceipts were 44.475 cases.
Fresh gathered, extras, dozen, 40
471ac; storage packed, extra ilrsts,
46hc; firsts, 45046c; gathered. extra
iirsts, do u dpd6c; trsts, northcrly sec
tions, 44MA5 nc; southcrly sections,
43M44Mc; seconds and poorer. 41m
. and poorer, 35M3oc; checks, good to
choice, dry, 3Sla N30 9sc; under grades,
33W38cj state. Pennsylvania and near
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Offerings to Buyers

tAPEs, Dof4MAHg, COATS, ggJfTs,-Job.
FhsDDy styles 70 ciore our ~ very iow
prizes b. H. IS West 27th H., third roor.
laTES. DDL&AHH. cOATs<-W Wonderful
,4 4sss;asortfn.n. " closs out. klSpper Uros..
- Wssk S1tn NJ ,,u-~.~4.'.'..
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AUCTION LES

AUCTION SALE or POSTAGE STAMPS
at l2b West fsd ST. on April 2sth: at
70 Nassau ST. on Apsil epth ana soth
Sales at p m
WALTER s. SCOTT Auctioneer.
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TXPEWRITERS
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

lhlSH MINERALS AND INDI IsTRIAr. DEVELOP
Ineht company. - Nc~tland Row Dublin ireland
tlogluc railway. public atilitiee ~atsr. timber.
on. industrial ard mining enterprises promoted
Approved bond aud ntock issues placed with Earo-
pcAh bankers and brokers. Underwriting pruTure5
Tor corporations Mining and nher cfsmin Aliens
ana reports made bs vel ensinscrs.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-30
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Yesterday year ago
Livestock, fair to
prime, 90 lb. $14.60 @1S.60 $10.50@16S5
ID. ........ 200 .251a RIO IA
Live veais COM
mon to prime,
100 ID. ...... 12.00@16.t0 10.50@ 1915
Dressed veals, city
,9 i sw:: .. h. 1905 5s@ ,4ss ss Ss@ g
Dressed nut. lb. .22@ s26 .25@ .27
1.-Two lambs fair
to prime, 100 lb.lS.O0 @20.50 16.50@...
Dressed a m b j
city. lb. zee. 800 "a .26@ 81
Hogs, 100 lb. 20.25 @20.75 IS.4O@ 1880
Dressed hogs g,
nsss ssSS@ Beef r. po Ss5s ss5s ss5s
Ness pork, bbl. 56.00@o7OO $4,000 80.
Lard, MidWest,
100 Ib. ...... 33.006331O 25.OO@25.1O
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STOCK SALESMAN
HELP WANTED FEMALE

GIRLS, strong and willing, on rubber
stamping machines; paid while learning,
piece work basis; steady work, good hours
and pay. Brooklyn Shield & Rubber Co..
397 Sumner ave, Brooklyn.
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Sugar and Coffee

Current year
prices. ago.
Sugar. granulatcd, per lb.... 7.45
Sugar, centrifugal, per be-. 729 =
Coffee. Rio No. Z per lb..-. 18 87a
Coffee, Santos No 4, per lb 22Is -
New-York tribune., 1919-04-30

Sugar-Business in refined sugar
continue below normal. Export demand
is quiet. The royal commission is
taking sugar as fast as ships can be
obtained, but there is still great deal
of sugar here to be exported for its ac
count.
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HELP WANTED MALE
INSTRUCTION
INCREASE YOUR INCOME

INCREASE YOUR INCOME
Great opportunities for men with amb!-
tion. Get out of that RUT and learn tho
automobile business at the BEST automo-
pile school in N. Y You will be worth
more to your employer IL you are an ex-
pert mechanic. Mechanical Class Course
s4o, with Driving $65. Satisfaction guaran-
@ teed Write for Cat r. Phone Circle 5270
THE STEWART AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL.
225 West 57th St., at Broadway
- AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION, $40
Unlimited driving, etc. guaranteed, In
Guiding machine for state examination
unit, license secured. b. NJ. Co.. 1903
Lexington ave. (SSth).
AUTO INsTRUCTION.-wE TEACH REPAIRING
1n,Se. AMP DRYING IN SHORT TINE: PRIVATE
LADIES'. DRIVING AND MECHANICAL
COIRSE. AMERICAN AUTO SCHOOL. 726 LEX
NGTON AVE. (59TH). PLAZA 401e.
LEARN TO RE A CHAuFFEUR-P1easant and
,o prondaole sn work; day and evening classes serd
T. NJ G. A.. 3l7 West 9th ST.
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Liverpool Cotton
A fair business was transacted in
spot cotton at Liverpool, with mid
ding quoted at 1883 and good mid
ding at 1929. Manchester reported
larger business in cloths and yarns at
steady prices.
Prices at Liverpool follow:
EMERGENCY CONTRACTS
1915 IN. Close Prev. Close
april .-s.~.s.. 1886 1885 1S.43
NEW CONTRACTS
1915 Previous Last
Z. NJ. Close Close Year
May -->....~... 1907 1896 l1.l5 2I2O
Juno ....... 1888 1917 1879 20SS
July ..,.... 1866 1857 1893 2045
August ........ 1910 1888 1915 20O4
september ..... 1904 1898 1906 1900
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Rugs

ORIENTAL RUGS wanted, highest prices
paid rugs washed, repaired; established
~ years Tatos!an Bros, l3 East 43d St:
Murray Hill $685.
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MEETINGS

CUARTERf MEETING or HE AMER
ICAN IN sTGTuTE Thursday. May lsts
1919. at 20 West dG ST. al so Il. NJ
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Diamonds
MISUNDERSTANDING

DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY BOUGHT
FOX CAS1i. 81 estates appraised. purchased
BENNETT, I15 Broadway, upstairs.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-30

Jobbers and importers report salts
Green teas are bringing better prices.
1t is reported that 1000 cases of Indias
have been exported to Great Britain.
Quotations for lots of 80 and 100
packages follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-04-30

Receipts at New York yesterday were
246,400 bushels.
CORN.-Corn prices broke badly. Net
losses for the day were 97s cents to
n v, Yesterdays Previous Year
Corn, No. yellow s174A s1.s434 Ns''
Chicago:
May ............ 1se 1888 1.27I4
July ....s..s.s.s l.oEI1 7.bo
September 1.5l 1924
Oats.-W Weakness ruled in the oats
market in sympathy with corn. Talk
of reduced acreage persists. Closing
prices showed net losses of 2% cents
to 3 Is cents.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York; close close. ago
Cats. No. 8 wh.., .7eIa 80 .e4Ns
Chicago:
May .......s....s .609s I'VE 1854
July ...ss.ssssss. oS24 ,(O/a
September .67
Rye.-Market lower.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago
Cash. No. 2 west.s1.s1H s1se $3.50
Flour and Meal.-Quotations we're:
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York close. close ago.
MINI. sp .st25o@13 90 s12.5o@1s75 s1i.oo
Cornm. vel. $3.50 400 5000 400 495
Rye fr.ch. $3.50 SIS $3.50 e.75 1880
Bran. 100 lb 46.5oD-- 44.7504650 -
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> u s t e N a n &C
Cereals

WHEAT.-Visible American supplies
decreased 9,432.O0O bushels last week.
and now amount to 1920 bushels
Receipts at New York yesterday were
246,40O bushels.
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PATENTS

PATENTS.
Over 70 years. practice: all comm unicstcrs
strictly confidential; handbook on patents free on
request; special facilities for ofice consultaticns
Mum e. Co, patent attorneys. GIL Wcosor1
Building New York
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Judgments

The following judgments were filed
yesterday, the first name being that of
no do
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HELP WANTED MALE

BOY TO DO BOTTL1NG and labelling;
good pay; steady work. Alpha Manu-
featuring Co, Is East 18th st.
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Patents

MultgTaphtng stenoTarhy typewriting; al hour
reasonable Coyne. ll6 Nassau st. Beekman Ha
New-York tribune., 1919-04-30

A.-A.-COOK. - Young Irish wor.~.
country preferred; good seven Years rss
erence; SSo-S60. b. Miss Hofnoevsrs-
agency, 10 East 43d st, third floor Ts,.
phone S947 Murray Hil A0'e-
New-York tribune., 1919-04-30
BUSINESS CARDS
Desks and Office Furniture.
Carpet Cleaning
Detective Agency

WESTLOTORN'S Detective Agency--Shad-
owing, confidential Investigations &C.
SO East 42d. Phone Murray Hill 274S.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-30
Satisfied Judgments

The first name is that of the debtor;
the second that of the creditor and
date when judgment was filed:
In New York County
New-York tribune., 1919-04-30

Irish woman: good. -
city references; s5o-tJ5. K, Miss Hnyy Htgryy
mayors Agency, 10 East 43d ct, fhsrd
hoor- Telephone s947 Murray Hin ''-''u
New-York tribune., 1919-04-30

ATLANTA - Enterprise Manufacturing
Co; A A. Wiseberg mfrs. wash dresses
lick.
BALTIMORE-H. Cohen Co.; H Cohen,
piece goods; Broadway Central
BALTIMORE - l.. Leventhal, piece
goods. broadway Central
New-York tribune., 1919-04-30
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMAIe

YOUNG MAN, 26, reference. reliah,o ...,.
position anything Box A 2 25. Tr,burs
New-York tribune., 1919-04-30

HEMsTITCHTRS, EXPERIENCED ON HAND
KERCHIEFS; STEADY, GOOD PAY. CALI.
AID WEEK. HIsS- BRUSH CO.. SO WEST
18TH STREET.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-30

COOK and CHAMBERMAID. frien6.. -
cellent references four years: civ OK A.
country. Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau ess
ruth ave. Telephone Greeley 5244 '0'
New-York tribune., 1919-04-30
Classified Advertisements
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

JANiToR. colored wishes position as ian.
itor Codngton. sS West lAoth 81
Apartment IL 81
The sun., 1919-03-16
A NEW STATION WANTED.
Plan TO Relieve the Subway Crowding
at Washington Heights.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SyN-Su-: The
residents Of Washington Heights be-
tween 18th and list streets are about
TO petition the Public Service Commits
sion to hold public hearing on the sus-
gestlon to have the marlborough build
an elevated railroad station at or near
l6lst street and the Harlem River.
1t is suggested that n new station bo
built in the yards Of the elevated road,
with stairway giving access to Edge
combe road and 16lst street. 1t will be
for the convenience Of those who use the
elevated road but who, because OF the
isolated situation OF the present station
al 155th street, have 70 walk to the via
duct at that street and then down the
lcng structure from EdGecombe road 10
Eighth avenue, \ walk that nobody cares
10 take except in pleasant weather
The principal argument in favor o. n
new station is the crowded conditions on
the Broadway subway line and tho lacl,
Of elevator facilities at the lsSth street
station OF the subway. HEIGurs.
NV YORK, March Is,