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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-30
NEWSPAPER PLANT
WIPED OUT BY
FLAMES
New Orleans Tines
Loses S125,000 in Midnight
Blaze Employees Have Mar
Tow Escape
Is Morning journal special Leased wirsI

Sew Orleans. sept -s-practicall,
Che entire plant ~ tine rlm,s-pemo-
rat Publishing compan, MAS de-
sifUttI nt tire Which originated.
shortly before midnight ln tine paper
warehouse on the nrst floor of the
huiiilug
&c Was only 81 lew moment before
tle entire structure was enytloned m
ia mes And several employees on un-
Der uo'r> had narrow escapes
Dthor nearby BUILDINGS seemed 60
he detmeo 90 nue time but fremen
sucrreird boz combining tho Blaze IL
th- rmes-Dtmecrnf plant and 81
NerehnH-e iu fhe rear nr the build
fus Esf.rlrtte place the loss oI thc
lnles-lHnatrtt Gag more tian $780,
Ht" Iatl. vered hT Insurance The
is i'f I-' l. rf thc oldest in thc south
Al "iAtr iH,al newspapers at once
rtatei taa plants 40 thc dIsrSsll ~
te tlmrs-ntmocrat
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-30
VETS ARE
AGAIN SEEKING
OPEN SALOON
Predicted Dry Council VIII
PigeonhoIe Petition for Com
mission Form of Government.
SID corre.pondenee to MarnIns Ionrnall

Roswell y. NJ. sept. 2S.-Publica-
ton was made last night Of the names
% the petitioners for a vote on the
commission form of government for
Roswell. Tho law requires 500 sigma
lures hv qualified voters. The list
shows the names OF SIS men. The
petition has not been filed with the
city council and the prediction is
openly made that il viii be pigeon
hoied IT 10 ever into the hands
OF Mayor G.. Il. Veal The council is
dry hy a vote OF to 8. and the
petition FOR an election for commits
sioners intsead of a council is alleged
the dries 90 be only an effort to
reopen the fight for saloons, which
thought 90 have been settled for
years.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-30

Ihs Eiks aw the dance last H'ebt
1t % smoker. mo Httic rsiudeers
fthe.r tiyesl eHu 500 Saiome at her
hest next week.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21
wEsTINeHoUsE's YEAR.

The reDort of the Westinghouse EIeCIric
and Manufacturing Company for the year
ended on March 81, 1870 shows gross earn
fngs of s29, ,24S. .6S2, an increase over the pre-
ceding year of sS642 900. Net manufactur-
ing profits were s3.552,9 ,97s, an increase OF
& a02 1884, and total income was S5,les,oSS' an
increase of s., ,202. $50. Net income, arter
deduction of interest charges, depreciation
and other allowances, was SS,O6o,6tf COM
pairing with a deficit of s91S,6S3 in the pre-
ceding year and equivalent TO the full
per cent dividend on the preferred STOCK
and 7.57 per cent on the $50, lST common
stock The total surplus on Mafch 81 was
S12,094,576 After deducting $349 $50 Tor dlVl-
dends on the preferred stock. 50, "a, 2Sl a 1oT
depreciation of securities owned and sSZ9 lbl
for reserve for accounts receivable, fof
none of which items deductions were made
in the wear ended March 81, 1909, and 23StS
for miscellaneous charges, the pront ana
loss surplus stood at So,66S94S, against
S8,9S0.334 at the close of the preceding year
Robert Mather, chairman of the board, IN
submitting the annual report, says:
The increase in the company business
shown in the figures submitted herewith re
fleets a steady and continuous growth. The
value of untitled orders on hand March 81,
1910, was greater than at any like period
in the history of the company, with the
sole exception of the year 1867. -.
The untitled orders on March 81 were
81, ,256. .1s5. During April and May additional
orders aggregating s7,083 oSS We're taken
and the untitled orders on hand on May 81
aggregated in value more than s13.o0o,ooo.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21
MISTAKES IN TRANSMISSION
Navy Yard Authorities Explain Origin
of So-Called Forged Messages.

Mistakes in transmitting dispatch from
Brooklyn to Washington. and in receiving
at Boston long distance telephone mes
sage from Washington were offered yester-
day at the navy yard in Brooklyn as the
explanation that forged messages had been
sent out relative 10 the damage caused py
the storm of Saturday afternoon
The officials are still trying to hnd no"
the dispatch to the department at wash
irgton came to be twisted Wreckers are
at work bringing the big derrick 10 an even
keel, and the substitute derrick Is eA-
pected here from the Boston yaro "ltlih
a few days Work on the FLORIDA aGiiiof
plates will be then resumed
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21
MISSOURI SUES PACKERS
Five Firms Defendants in Custer
Proceedings.

Jefferson City. Mo, June 2o-Attorney
General Elliott Z. Major began custer pre-
ceedings against five meat packing COM
panies to-day by filing quo warranto in
formation In the Supreme Court The COM
panies attacked are the Armour Packing
Company, Morris & Co, Swift & Co.. the
Hammond Packing Company and the St.
Louis Dressed Beef and Provision Com
pany-
The Armour, Swift and Morris companies
are charged with violating the antitrust
law and conspiracy with the Hammond
and st. Louis Dressed Beef and Provision
companies, as subsidiary companies of the
National Packing Company. to control the
meat packing business in Missouri
The five companies are named in two Pc
ttiohs which ask that the corporations
be excluded from all corporate rights that
their licenses be forfeited, and that all or
such portion of their property as the court
may deem proper be confiscated, or in lieu
thereof fine ne imposed
Armour, Swift and Morris are charged
with having entered into a conspiracy in
1909 to control the prices TO be paid by
dealers in livestock. poultry. butter, eggs.
dairy and agricultural products. to control
the prices to be paid by retail and whole
sale dealers for dressed meats, and TO con-
troll the prices to be paid by all retail and
wholesale dealers for butter, eggs, poul-
try, game, dairy and agricultural products
and by-preducts from the business of
slaughtering livestock.
The second count of the petition charges
that the three packing companies conspired
TO restrain trade and destroy competition
IN the purchase and sale of meat products,
livestock, poultry, butter and eggs, and by
hxing price to be paid by all the mem
bers of the alleged agreement, and conspir-
ing to control the business of buying, sell
ing and dealing in packing house products.
The National Packing Company, the in
formation alleges, was chartered in New
Jersey in 1902, with a capital stock of
selling. and to hold stock OF any other cor
poration.
Il have not instituted suit against the
Cudahy Packing Company and Schwarz-
schtld & Sulzberger, said Attorney General
Major to-day. because the examination
which I conducted was laid along certain
lines and led into a field of inquiry which
did not disclose whether they were guilty
of any violations of the law"
The packers must make a return to the
suits by June 80. II denaurrers are filed,
they will not be passed on by the court
until the October term If answers are
filed, the court may appoint commission
TO take evidence before adjournment for
the summer
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21

Liverpool. June 2o.-wHEAT-spot dull: No
red Western winter, no stock; futures firm
July. 6s 5td; octooer' 6s 7fsd; d December
mixed IS aid; do via Galveston. rs 2i9d;
new kiln dried, 4s 10hd; futures quiet; July,
nominal; September As 57sd. PEAS-Cana-
dian, rs. FLouRzaWinter patents. 2es I'd
HOPS in London (Paciho Coast, IS 15sa "a
15s BEEF--Extra India mess. 1905. PORK
Prime mess Western, 1oss 9d- HAMS
Short cut IT'S Sd. BACON-CumheTland cut,
7Ss: short RIB. 7as; clear hellies. 75s; long
clear middles, light TBS cd; heavy. 11s Cd
short clear backs. COS Cd SHOULDERS
SouaFe 65s Sd LARD--PTime Western,
tisrees eas Sd: American refined pals. 64s Cd.
cHEEsE-CanadiaH finest white and eolored
new 53s I'd: white. old. Cos: coored. 5fis.
TURPENTINE NE-spirits; 44s Cd RosIH-
Common. lis I'D. PETROLEU M--Retne
GIad. LNsEED oII-$es. CoTTo&sEED
OIL-Hull refined spot 2Ts I'd TALLoW-
Australian in London, easy. ass.
london. June 2o-sUGAR-aRsaT centrifu-
las Sd LINsEED-Calcutta. Juns-Jniy. aSs
Sd LINsEED OIL SIS 1oiad. SPEEM OIL.
f32 PETROLEUM-America renned, So d,
spirits "a TURPENTINE--spiTit 42s II 4 &.
RosIN- American strained i2s ed nne.
l5s Sd
Antwerp June ae.-PETRoLEUM. 10 franco
ceufiu9es
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21
.GEhSE RENEWAL DENIED
liether Blow for Shipping Mas
ters Recently in Trouble.

, he Erou-d that they had been con-
9si et a violation OF the Uhited States
1rziss Ii demanding uoneg7for getting
s--E employment, Herman Robinson,
missioner of Licenses for New York
:. YESTERDAY denied the application OF
5ahod & Horn. chipping masters. al No.
Ehlie1sI street, for 2 renewal Of their
szse
a charges against Weinhold & Horn
sE brought before the United States
rs hy the Legal Aid Society which
S1oed four sailors who swore that they
nsen obliged 70 pay the firm for OBJ
~hg employment for them on the Brit
Steamship Kirby Bank.
'aLe tn trial Uas in progress TWO of
Witnesses were attacked on the street.
3 vas called 10 The attention OF Mayor
tg by the British Consul General.
-ss Hough imposed a dne Of $3.50 on each
-sseE-e the f-ui.
'leE OF the fact that their license has
zen renewed Weinhold q Horn have
''e FOR . reduction in thelE fine.
$ Horn Wazed indignant when asked
NE firms inability TO haye its license
1ea' and suggested that The reporters
Ief information from the Seaman s
= institute NJ Weinhold said his
saoh N ihe federal court and the
-Sksl OF his license WAS high-handed
-tss On Jhe part Of rivals in his line
-ssless. ~7o had frequently threatened
course, il was illegal for Us 10 ac-
~'oiey from sailors, but the motive
~ Transaction was not considered
-s' ] shipped on The steamship Kirby
we're pennHess for Two weeks pre-
getting the job. gave them
0a'iS 50 they could get food and
0e' ihat was charity. ] did not
h., . get fl back ner did / want the
'aek- took them over TO Brook
-. spent 3 or S each on them for an
-. Aey signed notes, which were kept
- Baker. and naturally we re-
N4'k the money we advanced for
'l- That Is all there is to it."
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21
nom,s, BAIL NOT REDUCED.

Pierre e Bernard, who as the head of
q peculiar cut called hlrnsef ON the ON
nipotent" was before justice "iegeflch IN
the Supreme Court yesterday on VIII OF
habeas corpus, sworn Out 10 OBTAIN lot
Bernard a reduction OF bail IN defauh of
which he is In the Tomns on ihe charge OF
abduction.
,oo ,a,1 under which the prisoner was held,
- oxcessive. and that il should be re-
- IA SIS 600. Mr.. Johnstone, assistant
gniet-t., attorrey. eontended that Bernard
ia seek relief in the Court OF General
es-s;ore where the bail was fixed. JUS
So c,iegerich took this view Of the case,
"a remanded Bernard TO the Tombs.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

s,sadS aSae e strong 1g@s Steers $ @sss q s 8 s
Sass IS stocksrs and feeders. & 757ss 81.
HoGs-!Reeeip1s, 5000, 1oa2oe higher; choice
So 69Gs9 st: choice light. 81 6OQS9 75 heavy
packing sa 4Sa SO 80: piss g 4oaS9 20 bulk & OF
almost hare: sheep s4qs5 %: ysarIings s. 75G
S8 50: lambs, 50 4o9s7 .; spring lambs, So 5eG
East Buffalo June 20-CATTLE-Receipts
$500 fairly active: strictly dry fed steady 20
IS 2oQ$s so: shipping. s. TS9Ss; butchers. s. 80
Qs7 so: heifers. s4 5O9ST; cows. s39se 25, bulls.
sass; stockers and feeders 5. 5o@s5 30; steck
steady to strong s2saS7o: veaIs. receipts 100;
active and 29c lower; S19sa HoGS.Reeeipts
mixed. 50 so9s9 So: Yorkers, 50 s5Gsf0; pigs.
Si09siO 10: roughs. IS sass 90: stags-sias7 Is;
dafries. 50 6oaSlO. SHEEP AND LAAMBS-Re-
ceipts S 100; dull; ewes and lambs 25c lower:
mixed sheep SOC lower; lambs. sass %; year
81 8: sheep. mixed, SSG$4 so.
Pittsburg June 20-CATTLE-Supply fair:
choice. Ssass so: prime 81 7SgSs SHEEP. II 1IF5,-
and common s29ss: lambs. So 5Oas6. VEAL
S.re $ ss edas s sSss se eF Rsa9s RRsSS
Yorkers. 50 9oQS9 a5; Light Yorkers, pigs. SO 10
Cincinnati. June 20. - CATTLE Receipts.
Sl6g dull a. & fair to E9Sd shpPsfs 30 s sS
GS9 60; common. s9dS9 So. SHEEP-ReceiDts.
/. isO slow; 15qeJc lower S29s4 so. LANES
kansas City june 2o-cATTLE- Receipts.
IS. 600, Including 5000 Southerns. natives steady
strong; Sc1therns weak TO 1Oc lower dressed
s6qS7 IS: Western. So 75QSS 80; stockers al
feeders 50 50dS6 50; Southern. 81 50qST: south
ern cows. So 6OGS5; native, 81 1895; heifera
81 1OaST 40: bulls. -S4Q$6; calves. S4 23ds S.
HOGSReceipts 5000: 10Q15c higher; top.
50 IS: bulk Of sales. Sc 45as9 IS; heavy. 50 4se
50 so packers and butchers s. 4oaS9 %; hgnt
50 4c9$9 55: pigs. SIS 1889 25- SHEEP-Ee-
ceipts. IO, 600; steady TO 15e lower; lambs, St@
IS. yearIiuss. So 5067S6 %; wethers 81 5OGSs %
ewes 81 2JdS5; stOckers and feeders. $SoS4 90
IBy Telegraph 60 The Tribune
Louisville June 2o.-SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts d. 100. market slow In openinzs best
lambs sold al 81 50G$S; seconds, 50 Jo1S6, cuhs.
s4GS5 so; tat sheep from 81 80 down. common
sheep and Gull lambs plentiful and very slow OF
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21

Spot quiet and Is points higher, at 1515c
for middIing upland and 1540c for midding
Gulf; sales. 5.205 bales. Delivered on con-
tract, 20G bales. Liverpool cables: Spot cot
ton dull: sales. 5000 bales; speculation and
export. 500: American, 1000: imports II 600,
ures opened steady. al O. points advance
closed barely steady, l L 421s points lower on
June. T.6s I'D: June-JuIy. 7.5ed; July-August
1.5od: August-September. T21 lad: September
October. 6<Tsd; October-November. 659d; No
vember-December. 6.5Od; Decenaber-January.
6.461 I'D; January-FebTuary. 6.45d: February
March. 6.44Iad March-April, 64id; April
May and May-June, 64312d
c0FEEE-DuIl Sales were 1o250 bags
5000 in switches, leaving only 2,250 of actual
sales all September al &c. Prices were un-
changed throughout the day Havre was .un-
changed, Hamburg unchanged to L pfennig
advance, and both Rio and Santos unchanged
although private exchange London was
Lied higher Cost and freight offers firm
Cash market quiet and steady. the basis
OF Sac for Rio No 4. Local contract prices:
Yester-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN.

30; 20 saa. 5T2. ss Ssss 9ss sssss
CINCINNATI. NEW ORLEANS & TEXAS PAC.
July % W June n ehs Ne s54ss ss s4 75s5 1858 SO SO
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA.
5ay "a II ans in 5qas is @ d s2
COLORADO & SOUTHERN.
I'd wk. in June. 1921 23S $3.50 $40 s246. 3e1
July 1-June IA. 15.eo4 96s a. 455747 L. 69l. .eel
CHICAGO & ALTON.
Jus e 1 5nns tn suha m s7ss 1s s5s sa go go
INTERocEANIc OF MEXICO.
5ay 81 ~ 5Hns IN snas ns $50 s5 ss
IOWA CENTRAL.
3ay q y ijans II sqRs ls ass7 ss7 ST 81 s5s
MINNEAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS.
a q vi jans in suns ne stes sas ss9 ss
MEXICAN INTERNATIONAL
ay % Vi jaas in uns M sss S ss4s s sss
MINI. ST. PAUL & sAULT STE. MARIE.
July June IA % aaSsa8 la,o4i7ss 1i6o5.59s
NATIONAL OF MEXICO.
% July VI 1jans II s"Ps n 3 s ss ssss s So
SOUTHERN
Number of miles 1850 1850
% @k in June, s1.ess, 800 ssss'5ss sss4. AZ
TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS & WESTERN
July % VI 1nna in dnpf s s ss
TOLEDO, PEORIA & WESTERN
y "a ~1 iIRn5 IN suPf is s s Ss @ ssss
BALTIMORE & OHIO.
Gross earnings. 81 7e2e.5oe ss3425s1 s5oa2. 494
Expenses ...-.. 552o,415 4839,67s 4o14,044
Net earnings. s21osos4 S2oo2,s78 s1o7s, $50
Gross earnings s7e 143 s55 s6s as.47o ses t72 $50
Expenses -..... 54.569.962 4556o.1s1 5o,264.ol4
Net earnings s24 aa8 s22 csc 2s9 s1T eos.5 SIC
KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN.
Gross sS"ss ssEnInEs. nj sssSe2e sz591s5 sses.gzs
EXP. and taxes. 6oi171 1926 4S7,721
Net Net, earnings; s2s774s s272,98l sl58,555
EXP. and taxes. 61oa,a3o 5,3s9,74$ 57i5,sss
Net earnings. 81 75s. 2s4 $3.50. 77o 81, 537, $40
AMERICAN LIGHT & TRACTION.
Month of May 1910. 1909. Increase.
Gross earnings. $273 044 s222s s27 500 tit
Expenses s99S $3.50 6S
Net earnings, s2a4o46 s21Sas7 s5o.64s
Gross earnings s1.5I3 So So s1,sos sos sos o..
Expenses 1853 ii 13I 1,491
Net earnings. s., ,4es 1893 s1e64 e7o S203 522
KINGS COUNTY ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER
Month of May
Gross earnings. s3401OI 1927 677 s42 424
Expenses 1900. l693SO l4652s 22,s51
Net earnings. $1Io.79 sl5114s S1957s
Charges -...'-... 1oe1t3 SS,56T 10 206
Surplus 80. s69,94S s625s1 S73e7
Jan. MAY 81
Gross earnings. 81, 754- 154 81 $50 76s s217 $50
Expenses S24 400 725, 142 9S, ,65S
Net earnings. 1929, T54 SSl1o26 SI1S72s
Charges :. .-.... 507O25 43S 26l Gs 7e4
Surplus s422,729 s372765 $40 964
DENVER. NORTHWESTERN & PACIFIC.
1st wk. in June s23,l4S S14,363 $S,Ts5
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21
READY TO SANCTION MEETS
Aero Club No Longer Feels Bound to
Protect Wright Patents

The recent decision of the United States
Circuit Court vacating the preliminary in
junction granted to the Wright Company
in the Curtiss suit has relieved the Aero
Club of America from withholding its sane
ton to aviation meets which may be held
in the interim pending final decision.
The club announced yesterday that It is
prepared to sanction meets wherever the
circumstances otherwise justify it in doing
SO
The Wright Company. however, is still
free, and may decide to bring actions for
infringement against participants in these
meets. Members of the Aero Club said yes
terday that it may be found necessary TO
insist on some provision being made to pro-
tect participants, especially foreigners, who
may not be thoroughly informed as to the
cit
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. June 2o-With crop outlook oe-
cIared by one authority be the worst IN ten
years wheat today closed 4Ss96lsc higher than
a week The finish was strong ano AT N
topraost points OF the day compared with tns
closing price Saturday, there was net gain
~ 2ISG9ssc 10 2Isc a bushel Every other lead
ing staple on change was affected. snc cioseq
a. an advance. Corn. 1%sc 10 lAci oats lssQ
fSzc to 1S412.c and provisions, Zf2c 70 spS-
Tes-days sensational rise In the price or Nnest
resulted because the showers which on S@e1r-
= = brclsa rhA market proved to have been IN
inIrOrtanf the weather was hot and dry SuHtiay.
and complaints from the sPrlns Nhest -,
nrs<fdert Of one OF the leading elevator cen-
panles operating in North Dakota ana Ms Mlhns nssos@
go infaruaation came TO the OUTLOOK heills
&c v5ost SscoIIraging TN a decade According %
-! ;-.dx-,ent The market a sort OF hsi-
tIS, ssSsT9Sioa affair right from the start Corr
r9i@sion houses found surprising volume or oay-
- r--5srs on hand with apparently no end or
ntSer orders piIing in Not one IA Ten or the
{nstructions TO purchase could be executed any
where near the elosins figures OF Sa'"rdas'
Range of prices s.,,,-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21
PROPER ONCE, BUT NOT NOW
Third Avenue Officials Charged En-
craving to Construction Account.

Testifying that former officials of the
Third Avenue Railroad Company charged
the cost of engraving bond and stock GER
tificates TO the construction account, John
Flint an accountant for the bondholders'
committee. declared at the hearing on the
plan for reorganization of that company
Yesterday that under the old system Of
operating such a charge was perfectly
proper According to the ideas of the pres
ent Public Service Commission, however.
he would not consider it a wise course to
pursue.
After somewhat prolonged dispute be-
tween Commissioner Bassett. who presided,
and William D. S1thrie, counsel for the
bondholders, regarding what testimony
should go in. Commissioner Bassett re-
marked somewhat tartly: i will attend 10
making up this record"
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21
MAD DOG ATTACKS POLICEMEN
Escapes in First Fight. but Is Killed
in Second. Fifteen Minutes Later

Patrolman John Mullens. attached to the
West Tooth street station, was attacked by
a mad dog at Riverside Drive and 95th
street early yesterday morning. and fifteen
minutes later the same dog attacked an
other policeman, but this time was killed.
The animal jumped at Mullens from 4
cluulp Of bushes and Mullens held it off
with his club with which he also signalled
for help. Patrolman Mclaughlin respond
ed and the dog ran back into the bushes.
escaping several shots which both police
men fired at if. One of the bullets fired at
the dog entered one of Mullenss legs The
wound was dressed at the j. Hood Wright
Hospital.
The dog made its second attack on Pa
trolmap Beer1nan at Riverside Drive and
s2d street It bit Beer1nan in the foot, but
he killed II with three shots. The bite was
cauterzed at the j. Hood Wright Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21
goesEp MERCHANT SETTLES.

,,a,a Hough, OF the United States Dis
-. rourt confirmed yesterday a cefnpo-
-, ,,ish creditors OF Samuel Frackman.
s;.,,ond merchant and jeweiry manu-
a..,r.r of No 81 Maiden Lane, who said
"a been robbed of $4,000 worth OF
.,,ss IN Chicago few months ago
- 1..tI.,c.rt was at i2 cents or the dol
naysFle. 10 cents IN cash, "a cents
90, :, thirty days. IL cents cash in ninety
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21
EIOIR AND MEi

FLOUR AND MEAL-The upturn in wheat
trading was inactive. Spring patents. So zoe
SO 30; winter straights. 81 50 q s4 45; winter
s. 4o extra S6 Wnter win s. Ssaf extra gg No
winter, 81 SO q 81 -: Kansas straights, 81 80
81 10 s. 10; choice to fancy, 81 45@s4 so
CORNMEAL-Firm; kiln dried. So 30 BAG
MEAI-Fine white and yellow. 81 35as1 40;
coarse, S1-25@$I 30. FEED-Firn: Western
spring; $40 10: standard .11 mlddng s2l IS; -four
pPces @ c brsn eq S9 s bulk $50 8os So sacs and % m
dng s5 ssi 50 90 s RED % dog SIS hominy
So 90 q S33 50. nominal.
PROVIsIONs-Inactiveb but flrmer. owing to
moderate receipts OF live hogs. advance of
with the strength in grain There was sale
ss 3 Ea5P3 Msss s9Ssas sas 90 fa ssss
sl5gs6 I,,d family s6g$5 SiegS9 ga ga9aket " sIgS1s 90
$40. HOGS-steady. Bacons. l3Ac: 1so fb.
1$3sc; & !6o n \ 1$S.ci 40 M n, 1aSe: pigs. 1sEse
HAMS ig sseaag 9 iea1sc a 81 i0' Ii M ItfS
sa6 Fr Middle st sT W:s so4a II City sfaay
I2+ qi2Ssc; refined frm; south America. i4c;
stsadg e{ss"s sssioo sTEARINEoeo i 9hRsG? l1ise
city lard, i4&o
sUGAR-Refned firm but unchanged
per cent cash. The London market for beet
uear was euiet and ssd lover. with june July
a srner With Sales of fully i5o 600 bags in varl
Gus nearby positions. and for July clearance as
we'll on the basis of say 14.17c, or lSc basis
as test centrifugal. with 4. .Isc quoted Nusco-
vado 50 test, 8 6sc and molasses sugar SO test
at 8 43c.
RICE-ouite active locally and firm. A
fair distribution az primary points, with tone
steady.
METALs-CoPPER-- easy: SPOT.
June. July and August. 12Gl2 2cc. London guiet
at t55 for spot f55 13s 81 for futures Lake
copper here II a. 81 sc; electrolytic I2 a.
Gi2. .624se: casting, l2l2@aGi2 3Tlac TIN
Quiet: spot and June. 30 6oeI32. soc: July. August
and September a. 50a32 Tac. London steady.
spot f1ls las cd: futures. f14a 1os ad LEAD
quiet A. 4GG4 Soc New York. 4. .1TI y "A - nc Fasr
ST Louis. London unchanged. fla Us al
PBLTER-Quiet, 5.15q5.55c New York ASH
a5e East 81 Louis. London unchanged i24
IRON-Unohanged at ASS 10l&d for Cleveland
warrants in London. Locally quiet. No 1 foun
dry Northern. sic 5oGSIT No . Northern sisgr
Sis 80; No ! Southern and No l Southern soft
SIG 25qs16 rs Pig Iron certificates unchanged
No sails
MOJAssES AND sIRtPs-Moderat sc
tive and unchanged. with tone steady
NAVAL ST0REs-Spirits turpentins dun
and lower, Rosin anu tar held steady and unt
changed SPIRITS TURPENTINE, machine
bbIs 6l'zc; TAR s5qsS RosIN. common 10
good strained. 81 I5gS5.
leun steady at : csc for standard white IN
coTTossEED oH-Inaetive Sales. 1900
New-York tribune., 1910-06-21
PARENTS SEE CHILD KILLED
Truck Crushes Out Its Life Near Park
Avenue Viaduct Market.

Little Able FIterman's parents, push cart
nedIers in the market under the railroad
1iaduct on Park avenue. saw their boys
life crushed out by truck yesterday. The
child ran between the wheels of the vehicle,
.,h,eh was being driven by Ditrieh Whitman,
NJ No 55l Warren street. Brooklyn.
The boys father. Louis. tainted dead
away. and Ire mother went into mysteries
r. tsalemuth. of Harlem Hospital, could
40 nothing for the boy, but had to take the
fatber to the hospital