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New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Piece Goods

ATLANTA--L. & L. Manufacturing Co..
|: Litschutz, mfrs. aprons. middes, skirts;
BALTIMoRE-Baltim Bargain House
drygoods; II. S. Messersmith. remnants;
a64 !, ForTsh TI Mo- AxenSe' room T,,od asl1.
l.. Bloom, mfrs skirts and dresses; Penn
sylvania.
ALTIMORE-Baltimore Bargain House:
sersmith. remnants; 354 Fourth Avenue.
BALTIMORE-L. Prudential & Son;
c. Freudenthal. tailors' trimmings; Marti-
BALTIMoRE-J. s. Balser, mfrs. pants;
BALT1MoRE-H. Shapiro Co.; S. sha-
BINGHAMToN, N. Y-Fowler, Dick &
Walker. drygoods; j. A. McKendrick. do
BOsToN-s. Katz Co.. S. Katz; tailor's
trimmings; Broadway Central.
CHICAGO-Lederer Co.; A. l. Spilker,
silks. wash goods and cottons; 1888 Broad
way. room 500
CHICAGO - Sears Roebuck Co.. dry
115 Fifth Avenue.
CHICAGO-Twelfth Street Store; w. P
wear and fancy goods; Munzer Co.; 1873
CINC1NNATI-J. Levy, piece goods;
CLEvELAND-ohio Clothing Company:
II. A. Cornblum, cotton and woollen goods
for cheap and medium priced trousers;
CLEVELAND e. sperling Co.; e.
sperling. silks. etc; Holland House.
DEs M0INEs-M shuerman, drygoods.
DETRoIT-crowley Bros; j. r. Cos
tello, white goods and nannels Commo-
p pETRolT-5 rr1 = L. Hudson Ns Co. MI Hivsns'
silks, dress goods Associated 1st:t Merchan-
HARTFORD-I.. s. Goldschmidt & Co.;
L. S. Goldschmidt. cotton piece goods. rib
LOS ANGELEs-A Let's: e. D. Field,
cotton piece goods silks and dress goods
for basement; 95 Madison Avenue. 11th
LOS ANGELEs-A. Davidson, drygoods,
MEMPHIs-w. R. Moore Drygoods Co.. !;
r. X. Garner. silks and velvets: w. j.
Johnston. white goods; 256 Church Street.
NEW ORLEANs-M. Sherman Co.. NJ.
Sherman, drygoods, ETC.; Broadway Cen
NEW oRLEANs-I. Shapiro Co.; l.
Shapiro; mfrs. skirts; Broadway Central
NORFOLK, va.-B. Altschul Co; B.
Altschul. drygoods. piece goods. ETC.;
PETERsBURG. va.-M Iavenstein. dry
goods; Herald Square:
bell Co, Inc; ]. A. Campbell, mems fur
nishings goods. clothing. hats and manu-
facturers' clothing; Breslin.
PHILADELPHIA-J. Epstein Co; j.
Epstein. drygoods; Broadway Central.
SEATTLE-Dagg- -Derneden Co.; P. j.
Derneden. mfrs. shirts; West Twenty
second Street; Herald Square.
ST. LOUIS-Modern Shirt Co.; Mr.. Ben
jamn Susman, dresses and piece goods;
Aberdeen
TYLER 1ex-Mayer & Schmidt; ]. S.
Powell. silks. piece goods and notions;
1850 Broadway. 18th floor.
UTICA, N. VI Is. Wells & Son Co:
J. T. Jones. silks and velvets; Park Av
enue.
WATERBURY. Conn.-Curren D. G. Co.;
] NJ. O'Donnell, domestcs. linens. white
goods. wash goods; Wallick.
BOSTON-Filene's Mr.. Lyford. furs;
225 Fifth Avenue.
furs: 25 West Thirty-thisd Street.
CHICAGO-Rothschild & Co.; NJ D.
Chester. furs: 470 Fourth Avenue.
MINNEAPOLIS-Dayt Co.: Miss Lund
furs; Associated Merchandising Corp.
225 Fifth Avenue.
ST. LOUIS-Sonnefeld millinery and
ready to wear; Miss e. Willse. furs; 364
Fifth Avenuc: GreKorian.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Motto Toilet Goods, Drugs

BUFFALO - Siegrist G. Fraley; J. j.
Chaser, underwear, hosiery. notions, art
goods. ribbons; p. S. Farmer, 212 Fifth
Avenue, goth floor
CHICAGO-Carson, Prie G. Scott A. N
Durkee, ribbons; 4o4 Fourth Avenue.
DAYTON. Ohio-Rike Kumler; Mr..
Schram, hair goods, toilet goods: Asso.
FALL RIVER, Mass.-Steiger- Cox Co.;
c. H. Cox, laces and ribbons; Jay & Co.;
404 Fourth Avenue.
NORFOLK. -Va.-Miler. Rhoads &
Swartz d. G. Co.: Miss K Cohn, womcn's
neckwear; 1870 Broadway.
P1TTSBCRGH-Josep Horne Co.: Miss
f. B. Macdonald, neckwear. veilings. rib
bons; Reciprocal Jobbers; 470 Fourth Ave
nue. Qn all week).
A. r. Stern. ribbons. neckwear: Alfred
Fantl. 120 West Thirty-second Street
READING, Penn.-S Korzan, drygoods;
Broadway Central.
STATESVILLE, Can. Seligman, dry
goods; Pennsylvania.
SPRINGFIELD-A. Steiger & Co.; F.. G..
Bull hosiery. knit underwear, notions and
toilet goods: 404 Fourth Avenue: WaIlick
ST. LOUIS-Carlton d. G. Co.; A w
Blyanks notions and fancy goods: 800
Broadway. Fifth floor.
ST LOUIS - Scruggs Vanderyoort &.
Barney: Miss F. Garmon. laces Asso Mds.
Corp; 225 Fifth Avenue
sylvania e"''-
woodward & Lothrop:
Miss A. McGill. laces and ribbons: 334
Fourth Avenue
WINNIPEG. Canada--D. r. Dinrwald.
Ltd; w. E.. Knight. notions. toilet goods.
leather goods. jewelry; Commodore.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Interpretations

ALBANY, May 12.-The following char
ters were granted by the Secretary Of
State to-day:
LEV Lewis Heater Corporation, $4,000;
burning P',Ii,l heaters; Arthur B Maynard
1903 Oneida Street. Utica, N. Y.
y. Baldwin Corporation. 100000; Port
bonds. etc, real and personal property,
manufacturing goods, wares A. w. Smith,
Edward A. Brown, Jack Meyer. 1872 Broad
way, New York
-. Azure Realty Corporation, $1,000; Brook
n. J. Hanover. Hattie Eanover, HAIRY
Shaffer, 44s West Street. Brooklyn.
Yorchois Inc, $4,000; Manhattan; man
nfacturing hosiery, underwear: Jacob
Trachtenberg, j. F. Rubin, S: NJ. Siegel.
296 Schenectady Avenue. Brooklyn.
pany. Inc. $4,000; Manhattan; hold. sell
etc. real or personal property; Sigfrid
Malm, Henry Mneur, Richard Hanson, 629
Third Avenue, New York
Morton Cloak Corporation. $4,000; Man
haitian; manufacturing ladies' apparel );
Oscar Lifshitz, q. S. Frank, Henry Sicher,
st. Louis, Mo.
Derby Holding Corporation, $eo1 900;
Manhattan; manufacturing, etc. goods,
and bonds, etc; A. s. Cells, Henry Muller,
S r. Newman, 453 Fifth Avenue, Brook
lyn.
Ankro Realty Company, Inc, $4,000;
Manhattan; realty; Samuel kronsky, H.
NJ. Unger, Lewis Epstein, SO Wall Street
New York City.
Emancipation Film Corporation. ST.
0.000; Manhattan; motion pictures;
Edward w. Wassman, William g. Smart,
H. N. Hoyt, Red Bank. N. j.
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New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
COmnlO ODDITIES
In d u S trial
Cotton

The cotton market was in state of
hesltancy. yesterday. 1t seemed i'm
possible for movement in either di-
recton TO get under way, and closing
prices, which were higher, showed net
changes of only to IA points.
AT the opening here Liverpool prices
were to II points below the previous
closing. This depressed the market.
Then came complaints of unfavorable
weather conditions in Texas and the
eastern and central belt sections, and
prices rallied.
Weather conditions are undoubtedly
the most influential factor in the mar
ket at the moment. The rainfall has
oeen above normal in Louisiana, Ar
kansas, Mississippi, Tennessee and
Alabama and there has been so much
rain in Texas that the soil is said to be
saturated. If the wet spell continues
there is believed to be danger OF a real
calamity in the last named state.
The South Carolina Cotton Asso-
clatlon is pushing project to estab-
iish three cotton reserve banks in the
belt. This will result, it is said, in
removing from the market a tremen-
dous quantity of middling cotton.
Southern spot markets continue to
do an active business. Sales at New
orleans yesterday were 6,575 bales.
Exports from all ports were 4,O33 bales.
In the local market, spot cotton was
quoted at $500, unchanged
Prices for future contracts follow:
NEW STYLE
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
General Merchandise

AKRON, Ohio-S Weiss, rensra,
chardise: Pennsylvania mer-
BALTIMORE-Kram &, Eo,s,
Kramer. drygoods: Grand u'''sn'
BALTIMORE-M Block. genera, ,.a-
BOsTON-E. T. slattery: w p.
general merchandise: Is West TTuhS.on Ths.n
third Street. Se thirty-
. BOSTON 5 - G.. Stern. general ms..
!, BoSTON-A. Abrams. general merc,.,
disc Latham. i"crcnan-
- CHICAGO = Meyer simons. m.r.
Simons, sweaters, coats. infan,s. MEYER
lace trimmings. silk and cottoS t,Sn1s rs wear.
SILK nose, embroideries. lace curtains VSes, s,
ana a, childIen's coats; G. Patchouge ilss isss
CH1CAGO-Marshan Field co "
r. Scott; e. A. Evans, representjnpo r w. w.
oapron' representing; ]. w Ran raw ~
ssentng; Thomas Jardcn, representIns. ,a pep1s
CHICAGO-A. Adler, general mach,
disc; Pennsylvania 'e'onah-
CLEVELAND-F Hofmav.r
mere handise; Brozten senefai
CLEvELAND-E. weinberKer ssn.s.,
mee!FEsnmaRnaiss; e!EmRa sToa,N- HoIland House. 'A''''
Eogarty; Ltd, (wholesale and retain: M
a. {. O'Dowd, merchandise manara,r. slt,
buyer; Murray Hill. sef and
.heia GiRE3ENSrW,ooD. Miss.-Ken & Blum.n
thaI, l. Klein, general mdse: Grand 'n'
>, ,lND1ANAPOLIS-H & Co. 7.
hurst. drTgoods. knit goods, waists. co.;. =.
and dresses; McAlpin ooats
hNOAVILLE, Tenn-M. Bart drvvo.s
ana general merchandise; 500 Fifth Aus Ry'
LIBERTY, N. Y-H ]. sar,es co
- Parson, drygoods and ready TO w..r w.
ava tourth Avenue; Wallick "'a''
LIBERTY, n. VI Freedman. gor.r.,
mdse;; d@S Broaadway Central. e'''''''
Los ANGELES, GAIA. Fashingbauer
general merchandise; Holland House
MONTGOMERY. Ala.-Scheuer. Visa E.
90. N. Scheuer. drygoods, notions twhois>
saiel; ~ Leonard Street room aJ0
NEWPORT. r. II. Josephson genor.,
mdse.; Broadway Central
PARAMARIBO. South America-vr,
ogarty, Ltd. (wholesale and rctain. Nv
A. {. O'Dowd. merchandise manager ma
buyer; Murray Hill. anu
r., PIFTSBU BURGH-Kaufmar Department
store; Mr.; Dreyfus. general merchandise
tbasement): 1881 Broadway.
PROVIDENCE, r. I-Manufactura,,,
outlet Co., drygoods and general mer
cnandIse; L. Samuels. merchandise mans
ger; ll6 West Thirty second Street. room
SAVANNAH. CAN Rosenfeld genera,
mercha ndise; Breslin eN"e' al
TRINIDAD, South America-Wm 70.
garty, Ltd. (wholesale and retail). y
Dowd' merchandise manager and buyer:
-. WILKES BARRE, Pa. Macmillan.
stores Mr.. Frey, general merchandise:
Jay d Co.; 404 Fourth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Miscellaneous

AKRON. Ohio-M. O'Nen Co: A. Nj.
Barber, Barber, hosiery; e, NJ. sostman 81 West e,si
AKRON. Ohio-Akron Drv Goods co
D. hothschild, notions. etc: Pennsylvania
arnaoadl arBnaAohadTlIMoREIHechsehid, Kohn & Co.
Fifth Avenue: Bristol. -
BALTIMORE-New York undarwc.,
Manufacturing Co.; X. Mllman, manu-.
iafsaTers R Tr5 ,,~p %0mens underwear: Navarro
House; c. L. Bast, boys clothing asa
Fourth Avenue. '''
BOSTON-Jordan-M Marsh Co.: Miss AM
mus, women's coats; Mr.. Hewitt. musical
instruments; Mr.. Myers, silk waists Mr.
Spencer. girls clothing MI Morgan. rib -i,.
oons; Mr. Roweil, corsets; Mr.. Mccarthy
walsh. domestic and wash goods; Mr.
McKittrick, cottons, blankets. etc: Miss
Cronen, infants wear; Miss White. misses
SUITS, coats, etc; MIR. Owens, ribbons: Miss
youths clothing; Mr. hitchcock ac .0nway. mens
coming; MT Turner ribbons; Mr.. Haw-
Rins, rugs; Mr.. Lawson. toilet goods: MIR
Robinson, china and glassware Messrs
Bailey, Brooks. Pendergast Campbell and
Milton, representatives; 432 Fourth Ave
BOSTOM-Butlers Inc; Mr. Donovan,
gloves. hosiery. knit underwear. neckwear;
hlr6y. 4,G BI0ck d Fisher 1850 Broadway.
dren's and girls coats; Mr.. Rafeld. chill
dren's and juniors dresses: Miss Duaustte
swsassTs gosToNR NSbaSRsmfnt) ,y5;, 22e Eth Avenus
etc; Mrs q. B. Austin, infants sur, wesr
40 Fourth Avenue.
BuFFALO-William Hengerer Co.: Mr
Nearing, mems. women's and childrens
shoes; West Thirty y-seventh Street.
BUFFALO-William Hengerer Co;
Z. Mellon. infants wear; West Thirty
CHICAGO = Rothschild & Co.; j. IL
ssd,s, schonbeTg. 7eos toys; 47o Fourth Avenue,
CLEVELAND = schonberg & Kapner.
S. Schonberg, infa-ts, children's and
misses coats; 2s West Twenty -Fifin
CLEvELAND-Leuthy g. Richman; S
M. Richman. importers and mfrs. selling
agents: Aberdeen.
DETROIT-J. L. Hudson Co.; Mr. Sphinx.
hosiery, knit underwear and gloves; Assoc
Mdsg. Corp; 225 Fifth Avenue
DETROIT. l.. Hudson Co. Mrs. 4.
J.; j., Norris. books; Assoc. Mdsg Corp; 20
DETROIT. L. Hudson; Miss Graham.
underwear; Assoc. Mdsg. Corp; 225 Fifth
DETROIT y, L. Hudson Co; Nj
Assoc; Mdsg. Corp; 225 Ffth. Avenue,
Armstrong, boys clothing. job boys suits
mems hosiery; Assoc. Mdsg. Corp, 2-s
Fifth Avenue.
thai, infants and children's wear; Assoc.
Mdsg. Corp: 225 Fifth Avenue.
DETROIT-Crowley Bros; Mr.. Burns
representative; Commodore.
Los ANGELEs-L. Apnel Co.; Mr..
Apffel. tea and coffee: Grand.
MONTREAL-B. Goldberg, general line
Broadway Central.
SBURGH-Kaufmann Department
Store; Miss Brice, childrens dresses (base-
ment); 1851 Broadway.
PITTSBURGH--Linton & Neff; Mr.. Lin
ton. mfrs suit cases: Herald Square.
RICHMOND. Na.-Miller & Rhodes; A
s. Minter. hosiery, gloves, embroidery
ROCHESTER-Mans & Niggiie MI
Mansfield. interior decorators: Breslin.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex.-M. Half Bro
S. Carr mems and women's clothing'
Cumberland
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
WILMINGTON, Del IL. Tuckerman
Co; l.. Tuckerman, women's wear; Bres-
lin.
YORK. Penn-P. wiest's Sons Miss NJ e.
Gartman, waists; PIT Fifth Avenue, second
floor.
Mems W eal.

ALLENTOWN. Penn.-Koch Bros; A. &
W; Koch. clothing and furnishing: Penn
ALTOONA, Penn-Kline Bros; C. T.
Gill, mems furnishings and knit wear ::
william T. Knott, % E. Twenty sixth
Street.
ALTOONA. Penn.-Kline Bros: c. L. Gill.
mems furnishing goods knit underwear
and ladies' hosiery; % East Twenty sixth
Street. Breslin.
ATLANTA-J. silve & Co., dry goods,
etc; D. P. Mcdaniel. notions. knit goods.
mems furnishing goods; ~ Leonard Street,
BROS: Secosi g. a il. Schneider, ciothins. etc
: BAL BALTIMoRE-s. 1SSj9 L. Hayman, clothing
BALTIMORE = Stewart & Co; c. Z:
Chandler. mems and boys clothing and
boys furnishings; care West Thirty sew
BATH. Me-. A. Legro Co; J. A.
BOSTON A. sternherg, mems wear
ICHICAGo-L Klein & Co.; c. f. Priest,
underwear, hosiery, gents furnishings;
Fellows Buying Association, 1888 Broad
CHIcAGo-H Simon & Co.; H. Simon
mems furnishings: Commodore.
GOLDSBORO, n. C.-Epstein Bros; NJ.
hats: Continental
HERKIMER. N: IN Kraus Co.; NJ.
K1sas RXNsAs ssthiqE GfrYMhoskwood waIlsk Co.; Mr..
Lockwood, mems furnishings; Pennsyl-
LOS ANGELEs-c. Hecker. mems wear;
MILWAUKBE-H. Cohen Co.. H. Cohen,
mems furnishings: Holland House.
MONTREAL-L. Adler, mems wear
Broadway Central.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Camp
bell Co, Inc; ]. A Campbell, mems fur
nishing goods. clothing. hats and manu-
facturers' clothing; Breslin.
PHILADELPHIA-M. Levy Co.; NJ.
Levy. clothing; Herald Square.
SAN FRANC1sCO-Hoos Bros; q. Cas-
ner. mems and young mems clothing; B. B.
Land, mems and young mems clothing;
l140 Broadway, seventh floor.
SEATTLE-Bon Marche; VIM. Gagan,
mems furnishing: Asso. Mds. Co., 225 Fifth
Avenue.
SPRINGFIELD, ohio-s. Rosenberg,
mems wear; Grand.
TOLEDO, Ohio-Lion Dry Goods Co. F.
Kuhman, mems furnishings; Pennsyl-
vania.
TOLEDo--Lion Dry Goods Co; O.
Auberton, mems wear Pennsylvania
WASHINGTON, D. C.-Hecht & Co.: s.
B. Loveless, assistant manager mena
clothing; Breslin.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Continued on Next Page
Business Troubles
Schedule in Bankruptcy

ROsENZWEIG & SMlTH-A schedule
of Rosenzweig & Smith, 119 Essex Street.
shows liabilities Of s14,49o and assets of
$4,000. The three largest creditors
Reliable Furniture Company. Baltimore,
Md. s1.629: Excel Cabinet Company, 16
Majestic Chair Company, Brooklyn, ss53
Leopold Friedman. 3o2 Broadway, is the
attorney
Petitions in Bankruptcy
The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in the United States
WELL-FIT MANUFACTURING COM
PANY-An involuntary petition against
the WenFit Manufacturing Company, lis
Siniai Mitchell Harris & Co., se17. and Days EN-.
press COMPANY. Inc. s22. william Aoram-
CLARENCE II. BROWN-A voluntary
petition Of Clarence II. Brown. So9 Broad
way shows Liabilities % of s24 ana assets
Sydney p. Brown. Boston. Mass. $500;
Isals schechter and Regina ,Kroopf, e19
ESQ broadway, is the attorney.
ANNIE EDELSTEIN-A voluntary pc
Street, shows liabilities Of s1,499 and no
assets. There arc three creditors: Joseph
J: Glatzman Henry Harkin Company,
Company, 32 broadway. s555. and Louis
& Henry Bloch Company, 35 ,ad Broadway,
way, is the attorney.
Judge julius NJ. Mayer yesterday dis
charged the following bankrupts in the
United States District Court:
Henry l.. Mans, Max BlumberE, William
r Mclaughlin, Gerard Cocere. Jacob Ro-
gown, Havendon & Killing Louis Gnsberg
and Altes & Levine
Receiver in Bankruptcy
ZUCH'S RESTAURANT, Inc.-Judg ge
Julius M. Mayer in the United States
District Court. yesterday appointed Dean
Nelson as receiver, with q $500 bond. for
Zuchs Restaurant, Inc, 100 West Thirty
eighth Street.
Assignment
1SIDORE SOLOMON-Trading as the 1.
s. Dress Company at 33 West 125th Street,
has assigned for the benefit of creditors
to Edward II. Davis.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
House Furnishings, Floor Gov.
erings. Furniture. Drana,.

.,l.A BALTIMoRE Baltimore Rs,s.
rourth AYsn,s Mr j. Hobson. upholstery rga'ssla az
BosToN-w NJ Chase. un,,.
Marlborough i'h Avenue;
1saaI' SaaaycAGonRothschiid sH2, iSo s Co; w.
draaPsTes aHI 47o Fourth Avenue room s9Ss: ,ss
Brennan. china. crockery and Isn,s > I.
. lNDIANAPOLIS-Pettis u. C o.
Avenue. -Se Fifth
KANSAS CITY-Robert Kelt,, r,,..,
& Carpet Co; r. Keith. carpets s,s uraiturs
= KANSAS CITY. Mo.--Jonos sto~. =
=. ~ r.. Austin, carpet department. W.: 20:
SAN sN0't; FIR - East Twenty-sixth Street
heyman, notions and house u furSS;sis Soi $
81. LOUlS-Scruggs. vandervoos.
Barney; Mr. Nicolson. furniture 0ars ar.
auea @ merchandising Corp; 225 Fifth ft1hssoci- ss
TOLEDO. ohio-Lion Dry Good. -
"a "a, - Birk' carpets. rugs. etc Pen,Sssc;,; 20;
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Satisfied Judgments

The first name is that of the debtor. tha
second that Of the creditor and date when
Judgment filed: ~
In New York County
Hyland, John 1t T. BAYLOR:
Nov 8. 1913. .............. ssea IN
Tonnelo. John III. J. Geoghe-
gan; JAN IS, 1910. 4l2so
Republic Storage Corpn P5aki
:. e. Co., Inc; March 26, 191o 1.494.so
Yarosze Stany e. Fidelity &: Do
post Co. OF Maryland-People.
etc; April II, 1919. 1000. o0o
Botto George j., and Josephine
r. Mosher-L. p. Norton; Mar
"a. 1919 ................... 5000
Flugelman. Isidor-W A. Brady.
June 8, 1915. ................ 306.75
Rogers, Anna MI. d. Voorhees,:
May 22. 1918............ 4ss1s
Millstein. Joseph NIB. Daxe ct
AL; Feb. IA. 1916 6........... 1oss7
Hebblethwaite. Frank H
Wanamaker; April %, 1003 e.b67.6e
Connell, Edw. j.. jr.-P. Cohen:
March s. zoo. oo
Texas Goa. r. Georgi; Feb. 10,
1919. ............ ...... s8615
Francke, Samuel An. Jasper:
March Is, 1919. 9................ 1900. 40
In Bronx County
Rand, Adolph Nc. kammerer.
March 20. 1919. l9............. $.6l449
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Buyers Coming

CLARKSBURG. W. VAN. Nusbauu
Inc; T. NJ. Nusbaum, mems ciothins'
McAlpin; is expected May is.
HARTFORD, conn.-Go oldSchnli6t. l. >
& Co.; L. S. Goldschmidt, cotton piecs
goods, ribbons, hosiery and knit UNDER
wear; Manhattan.
ROCHESTER,. n. y.-Union Clothins
Co.; A. l.. White. childrens wear; bres-
lin.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass.-Forbes & Wal
lace; j. Maloney harness and spor'ihs
goods; 230 Fifth Avenue.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.-Scruggs. NanderVoo,.
& Barney: Mrs o. +. Rupo!ds. chidrensss
ready to wear; Aosoc. Mdsg. Corp. s''
Fifth Avenue.
WASHINGTON, D. C.--woodward 10.
throp Dry Goods; +. Z. Woodward. BOOKS
and magazines; 3S4 Fourth Avenue: Coh-
tinental
WASHINGTON, d. C.-S. kann Sons
Co. Dry Goods. etc.: s. D. Nye. boons
stationery. fayors: 4S2 Fourth Avenas'
Bristol.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Leather and Fancy Goods,
Jewelry

- xCHICAGo--Carson. Pirie & Scott; w.
q. Pirie. wholesale leather goods; 4oi
Fourth Avenue.
CH1CAGO-Carson. Pirie a Scott; ]. c.
Gardner. retail leather goods. 404 Fourth
CHICAGO. Genglor Co.: j. Gengier.
leather; Bresin.
DETROIT. L. Hudson: Mr. Schras-
nun lcarther goods: Associated Merchan-
disinE Corp; 22h Fifth Avenue.
=, WlNNiPEG-D. r, Dtngwali Ltd; w.
u. knight, notions. toilst goods. leather
goods; 1ewelry; Commodore.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Pershing Has Not Planned
To Return ssRefore Julv,,

WASHINGTON, May 8. Genera.
Pershng has no plan for returning to
the United States "before july" Secre-
tary of War Baker said. The Secretary
added that there had been no decision
Tor the return of the American com
mandcr even at that time.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Bonds

Sales (ooo omitted. Open. High Low. Last.
$25 *Am Sum rs i.10s 1os 1909 1909
5 Anaconda 6s E. 99Ha 9ssa eeNa essh
2.lll Cen 5hs.... e7I4 e7Ls 97H 97Is
10 N Tel deb 6s. 1oo1s 10ozs 1o0ts 1ooT
20 20 .W.on .Ngs Coy VI ss as g. ss 5s 5s 5s
'unlistcd. fSe!l cents per shnre
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13

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Increased demand for Ceylon Orange
Pekoes, together with small stocks. has
caused a considerable advance in these
teas. 1t is estimated that tho entire
supply of such teas in this country
would not amount to a carload.
Quotations for lots of sc and 100
packages follow:
GREENS
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Curb Market

Note-The Tribune assumes no response
bility for the accuracy authenticity of curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
yesterday were reported as follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
SOUTHERN SPOT MARKETS
LIVERPOOL COTTON

Futures were lower at Liverpool.
closing prices showing net losses Of 10
10 10 10 points: &c, Spot middling was quoted
which 1000 were American. Imnorts
we're 1000 bales, 1000 American. Man
chester reported a brisk business in
cloths and yarns at firm prices.
frlces for future contracts follow.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
cO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE I.

New York, May ia. 1sf0
Af. Alfred Y. Ieaehstn. SIR. Howard r..
. afaff a@5 Nj. Hugh EanIfin havs been
Yfhrf3zrG ~ sign FOR ~ "psr procurM
tn @ew York. Philadelphia and
ae"s s,KNrHEgs Il co.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
COTTON STATISTICS
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
NOTICE or ANNUAL. MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS OF
SUGAR CnRpnn Artz>Nr

The annual meeting Of the stockhoiders
q this corporation win be held on the
.~tth day Of May. A. u. 1919, at 2
. COCK IN The afternoon. at the ONCE OF
NJ NJ corporation, Room 1900, 81 Wall
street, New York City. for the purpose OF
,s'gs sss',ns ny a board Of Directors two inspec-
~ .saS 20 srrYs at all elections of stockhold-
~ , ou.,hk inc ensuing year. and receiving
ana acting upon the reports OF the officers
s'a M iDr tnf transaction or such other bust
meeting. '"o
Dated. May lHt Iasa
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Live steers. fair to
prime. 100 ID 4
Dressed beef. 81 dos
ID.
Live vcals. com :
mon TO prime,
100 NJ.
Dressed vcals,city
NJ.
Live ewes, 100 ID
Dressed mutton, /
Live lambs. fair
to prime. 100 N
Dressed | q m b y.
city. ID.
Hogs, 100 10
Dressed Il o & X.
bacon, Id.
NJ eKs beef. bbi. +.
Moss pork. bbl.
Lard. Mid w est, ,
100 10.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Interborough Consolidated
Corporation

To Holders Of
INTERBoRouGH- METROPOLITAN COMPANY
COLLATERAL TRUST 41ae5 GOLD BoNDs
The time for the deposit of bonds expires May Is,
1919, and you strongly urged to deposit your
bonds Immediately with the Guaranty Trust Com
pany of New York, as Depositary, under the De-
post Agreement dated February 27 1919 For
the convenience of persons whose securities at
distance from New York, the Committee will
accept for deposit bonds in the of delivery
on that date
The negotiable certificates of deposit representing
deposited bonds are listed on the New York Stock
Exchange.
Mp MURPHY, Chairman,
IoHN McIIucH,
CHARLES A. PEABODY,
CHARLES S. SARGENT. JR,
IAME A. SrILLMAN
FREDERICK STRAUSS,
Commusn
4o Broadway. William Street,
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13

Kissel, Kinnicutt & Co. and William
Salomon & Co. are forming a syndicate to
soil $7.200000 Columbia Graphaphonc
Manufacturing Company per cent pre-
ferred stock.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13

Alexander Phillips. former manager OF
the Paris office OF the Guaranty Trust
Company of New York. has been appointed
a vice. president OF that institution Ben
company. was appointed an assistant
treasurer. and Emanuel Appert was elected
an assistant manager OF the Foreign Trade
Bureau.