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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-02

AN tNfaFfNH
nciro't Mr.. rfcdtiolc. aH Marley 81.
Ina raH FmmA nrapef.
NHrenri Mis-. Nclfa IteifHn. lttlh N"t''
sruti,llr Nre. D.. iuhntan. q J. ~ No.5.
inlneru Mrs. Il. a.. kUrshnlN. L. tsht Sos
MinncsniR.
I%rnstrkr Nfs. Nrurgo ". Cox.
ID. Paul Mrs. n. N. Sciiofn i0Si Woodbridge
Street. Mississippi.
F4tisuWe MR.. Ncfn4 Niihcs RED 80 J.
Missouri.
Shamrock -fa.ic tism. H.I Il. No. /. Box p
Nnislall Mss Wiii H~ri.luis,
llinu. Nfs. a. a.. IHAanit.
lni.ana Nr. nerha MHn. go \. fh 81.
Wrtfhufaa Mrs Susie fempietun.
Sew Jersey.
Mctlnghcn Mrs.N rfiec, $50 Brrscniluc NJ.
NHiioua Mrs. eeY ,funly. Route Nuai.lfHN a.
tHfisiaai Mra. luun Fischer. ~ Nuufo' ~,
CaiadeuH Mrs uihc Nsfcrs. 81 Liberty 81.
Sew Norh.
latrhnrucr Mrs. Matter A. Brli.
Iraati,u Mn reitr 6a0ncY vts Marcy NJ.
UrHItiNNIs Size. a. A. tile-.
t~firuua llvilie Nrs. William hou1htuu.
Kingston Miss E-ic = Fuller. Ia Pine ST.
llmffuH Nfs. ilit-H Nfofn. pi Futile Ave-.
IHaNkiYNH Nf-. D.. II. Nfahaft. lisu Fulton -.
Nurth Dakota.
neisem Nta q. 40. Ihufa. D. "a
f-naerlina Aitf.f %. siiaonseu Ocr iet.
Ohio.
Helrrue-Ns4fi .i n leland. as Nanusc 81.
Con- uns $751; AIR.. a. -NsadoeAa. "A tarrclrs
taUff.
Ns-sdort 1ir-. Zee Naness. D. IN. No. in
~fn,fonaAts n a. ratith. &l iaa ST.
ff-ns.5f sif.. Annie r.aief. RID Sol
Ilsur-Nlf MufN T.. craft.
oklahoma.
EartlrsVilea Na. Nutaisau Nraufictter.
Ias.rh vrs Nrce H1aman.
A~urorAahifs lfcl ArhfuH.
renrsffNanie.
fnfenu -Nf. fH D. AIkeE.
IAfia ~Nr-. ~ ~ ialustnn. fei3 Frntou 81.
frafrr fsIla- Mrs.. ~ Hott. eflu Hfh Ave.
faifchaucc-Nrt idela A.llurhnm hoa f11.
tfieaNrs. JAP. E1Ilich. RID No.
Tcnaesscr
ChrisfiaraaArs Mary Nupl, kfn- ~. o.
1eNas-
iuuestsrna Mrs. = \. Lawrence.
virginia.
HAYES Mise Annie naHsfou.
NouuikaHfsfla rank kurhf a. feuslureh =.
Washtucfnn.
Crc.fuuaN Mr.. Cias D. Auders1n. nu1 O..
Wet Virginia.
Interchangeable lmnIa Wheaton,.
n iarou-in.
POUND Ma. Herman Nirfh.
L-aHaaNrs. Louis hcauduiu. her g.
al random from Thousands who
frI.n.tu Farnar4a nuaa4arna anal -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-02

The new Prescott Electric COM
panys' plant at Prescott has been con-
nected with the Arizona Power com
pany's works on Fossil creek, and a
new ana very satisfactory era in power
established.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-02

paving attention to a prominent young
woman in Nogales. Sonora. lie gave
no intimation that he vas preparing to
end his life. Tie committed suicide
just a short distance from the homo
of his sweetheart, who heard the fatal
shot fired.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-02
NOTES ABOUT THE.
SOUTHWEST

Pertales let "a %perceutdsc contract
last week FOR the construction OF its
new ewtr system, electric light and
water works. 10 5 J. Matthews or
Kansas CITY.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-02

Gun headaches. MI these SUMMONS
show that YOUR digestive organs are out
Of order and YOU should take Duifys
Pure Malt Whiskey. 1t will cure dys-
pepsia. It is the greatest strength
builder and tonic stimrlaut known 10
medicine Il attacks the seat of the
disease. drives out the germs and re-
builds the weakened tissues in a grad
ual, healthy. natural me Ii IS an
absolute cure and preventive Of con-
sumption. pneumonia. grip. bronchitis.
coughs. colds. malaria. lew fcvcrs aud
al wasting. weakened. diseased condi-
tons, if taken in tins, in small doses as
directed.
Sold by druggists, eroccrs and deai-
crs or direct. Sf.O0 per large boalc.
Write for free medical booklet contain
- ..~. common r.. --sNN. 81. AMmfsl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-02

Delegate Ralph Cameron OF Arizona
is the father of a baby daughter. The
Young lady was horn in Washington
last week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-02
nnNnsr ,orGms. sTNIIN CoLDs

rain ia chest n sore lungs are
symptoms thaf anickiN develop into
dangerous illness b. the cold - not
cured foirN-s Honey and Tar stops
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-02

AlNhaua.
Goshen N VT patton. iiltc SOFA.
obr-,rr., ga. rlls "si.
Connecticut.
Nillimsafie Nft fitF Donovan. 1904 Na
Hartford Au.h tHflrrs ii aianltsha 81.
osma -,ir. 3. k.
giaho.
wnridic Vrs larhoi Ilusou.
tniH"is.
rauf dio Nlo. % lhnsslta iuai g. Ns|n 81.
fiaN4Mfs. Henry ieigeiffr $3.50 Alauu So
Iiue i-lanl- Me- AIMS schwartz, -3 VOTE
tieslof ,its. Nstr Rlil
eurioa Nlvu = Peter fanecuhaiin.
AhiraeYaN.t 81 t,aft t1i@ A.lsHlg0aAN Avn
fhicsee 4NrallafH iiucifAi msas t
iaaHsuapa Nr' < Sadsrsoa. siqnlsh.
Minchcstrf Mrs Nav Deal.
f.indies Mr.. HaF ffU
Ssieua nrs. litno NIukiN
fin esnes -Mr ssh % Jefauil, os s.. ioih
rendio'on n- 81, N.rh-i. 81. d. No.ti
Dyer Mrs. Mm. uhefl0 Do a. I'D Np.A
.ieasr-au-Nrs. w Il. tar,er so Cherry ST.
sicneopsiaN -s q. VI. Dram.
nltunaNra bertha rrfh-.n.
cfcsianaNirs. WILTON ss eH SHaui Nf
x..h,,- r..r,
Nriliasa Nf.. Nriiit Mfsianle-
Honi-f-Nr. Iafff easf
hslelaAI-MU. NNu A~HniHrnsrl.
R~eutnrst.
kHon Station Mrs.. flIn BAILEY
Hani.taaFaM fsssnl HlI.
AaahnNrs. IIrfic HailHnf
nulsfiiiraMf @HHi Dee. ri fh 81
Louisiana.
fhrHFfIna-Nrs Fl. W. .frri-r.
Arr Orleans Irs ni.utrfr isH Camp Place,
Tr.lt4Nr. Iafshia IS. Nation.
Maine.
rfifsfrifu urs. ~. FNUg. d. =. g. Ne.a
frrHfisfnNr NIHlr ST. AlIHIr.
lewiston Nrs. tirNar tHaiIIUr. O. Oxford 50.
MscklAnd# Mn ArlNeaag. 3 lilH.nit Ave.
FtfiisuI= Nis' al nnio wife. lei ifuc 81
g. rioaaMr. Ilrfr A. Nesstr.
MARYLAND.
Ialhm1re-Nrs LA trlArsr. feJ T. Hhas@
Street.
Hampstead Mrs. jos. "a. Inuay-
NerFuriaNrs I1tu n. Aiff8ris
Massachusetts,.
HNNrlrfcrw STR. tIaH IHIrtfe Bates fHr ff
NoIresirr-N Ms Dssglss rcie 90 eaufhaaic
street
soufh Bosion-NnGto. S JaAs. ea Euhrt.
The above names wtnc sclcctcI
49,.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-02

The Life OF Moses, second series, at
co. CRYSTAL.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-02

wednesday and Thursday only at
fhc Cryaial Niles Florence Ieuden-
Slayer
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-02
Duify's Pure Malt Whiskey

Dyspepsia sym p
toms are a sense OF
burning and dull
weight in the stom-.
ach after eating,
sometimes accompa-
MED by heartburn,
constipation or diar-
rh~a, ~languor. de
preston, i~rriiabilitv.
LII I
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-02

Another BIOGRApH at the Pas
Time The Honor OF His Family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15
FAVORS SEAB0ARD CANAL
Board of Trade Takes Decided
Stand on Other Matters.

The committee on national rivers and
harbors of the New York Board of Trade
and Transportation submitted a favorable
report at the monthly meeting yesterday
upon the proposition to construct a canal
through the Atlantic seaboard and Gulf
states, connecting the bays and rivers
which indent the coast line from Boston to
Galveston.
The committee contended that such .
canal could be navigated by Golfers and
war vessels in times Of war and also that
it would develop the commercial and manu-
featuring interests I'm the communities
through which 1t would pass.
Lewis Nixon offered a resolution, which
was adopted, that the absolute and sole
control of the Panama Canal by the United
States WIS essential to its national and
commercial independence, and therefore the
board urged that the canal be adequately
fortified.
The board adopted q resolution offered
by the executive committee appointing
Stephen FarreIIy, third president, a
member of the national advisory commit
tee TO urge Congress to make ample pro-
vision for suitably housing American diplo-
matte representatives in the capitals Of
other countries.
The proposition to change the name of
the New York Board of Trade and Trans
portation TO the New York Board Of Trade
was thrown out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15
UPHoLDs RIGHTS OF PEOPLE
Judge Ray Confirmed Concerning
Public Service Corporations.

Confirming the view taken by Judge Ray
in the lower federal court, the United
States Circuit Court of Appeals yesterday
held that public service corporations cannot
be put into involuntary bankruptcy by ordi-
nary creditors. and that in all such cases
the rights of the public must be protected
in preference to the claims of ordinary
creditors.
The corporations involved in the case
were the Saratoga Gas, Electric Light and
Power Company; the Hudson River Elec
trio Company. and the Hudson River
Power Transmission Company, which, in
addition 10 supplying power from its plant
at Nechanicsville n. y, for lighting and
heating purposes, also. through the United
Traction Company, supplies the power for
running cars in Albany, Troy. Cohoes and
Watervliet. and, besides. through the
Albany Electric Illuminating Company,
sells light to the city and TO individuals IN
Albany.
Judge Lacombe, in giving the decision of
the appeal court, pointed out that in addl-
ton to the usual operations of manufacture
and trade these companies have to supply
the means whereby streets, avenues and
public places throughout the state are
lighted To carry out these obligations
they receive special privileges, and so cor
relatively are charged with public duty
which is no part of the obligations of ordi-
nary corporations,
LAS consequence, when adversely over
takes them" added the court, there are
interests which have TO be considered other
than those which require attention when
the ordinary corporation becomes insol-
vent He added that in some way or
other, therefore, the public service must be
furnished while their financial AFFAIRS are
being adjusted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New Y0fK, DoceupeF ~. IVkV-
REFyES-Receipts, l18 carr. or 2.106 hea

x,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 118 carr. or 2.1o6 head.
Including 20 for the market; 81 oars sale
Steers dull and generally 1oc lower: bulls and
Thin cows full steady: medium and fat cows
steady to loo lower Three cars of steers un-
sold Fair 10 prime steers sold at S. 50 a So 80
at So so a - so: fancy bull at IS 10: cows at
So 9OaS47o. Dressed beef slow at So q 10Sc
FOR native sides. No later cables Exports to-
day $50 quarters Of beef
.ucky steers, 1860 10 average So 30 per 100 lb:
2s i2T4 h. So IS; %. 1880 Id. 50 go: Dc. 114f
ID, IS so. % Kentucky steers and stays. 1is'
Mcpherson & Co: 10 Ohio steers 1891 ID.
s. 0s; 90 IIss ID. So 65: I bulls. 900 10, 81 SO:
ts Ohio cows 1890 10. 81 20: 9. 1000 lb. s. IS: 2
state 975 h. 81 %: II. 932 ID. IS 80: I. $50 III.
81 go: IS. 942 ID. IS So; Is. OILS ~. 50 so: 8.
916 10. 81 70; II. 500 Id. 81 so; q 76I 10. 81 40
sbamberg 4 Son: IL Ohio stesrs 1922 10
Sc a3; 9. 1899 ID, So 20; g. 1888 10. 50: e. 1910
ID. Sc: 49, 1Is4 10. S. rs: .. 15Ao ID. s. so: I
s. sanders: IS Ohio steers. 1884 lb: So 30;
Is pennsylvania, 1921 Id. s5 80; OK. 1870 In.
s. 30. cows, 100 III. 81: I. 900 ID. IS so: l..
Ioso H. SO 20; /. roo III. So SIS.
Newton & Co; 81 Virginia steers. 1886 10.
Sc 10: 20 It06 III. 81 30.
.. iosa III, 81 40: /, oseo ID. 81 80; 4. siS ID.
81 %; . $50 III. 81: cows 1887 Id. 81 20; :.
foos III, 81: g. eeT ID. 81 10: II. e5s ID. So 20:
IA. geo ID. So 80; IA, 933 H. So e5: is. @i2 10.
SO 20: g. 7so II. So 40: %, T9a 10 81 50.
Nelson & McCahe: I hcifer. 1850 III. 50 50: l
stag Dln III. 81. I bull Gon To- 81 40. cows.
ia III, So 20 4. $40 10. S. so; =. $50 ID. Sc; /,
Andrew Mullen: : cows. 547 ID. IS: IL. e57
'CAIyES-ReceIpts, 1855 Including ses for
the market Choice yesls did not reach the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Dec Receipts. q 60;
weak; beeves. s. soat5; Texas steers 3 %
s. 80 calves. 81 ssass u HoGs8Rscei5.s. Ss'
f2s s ss s'T9as ssa s 9:ss5 S. 5s.n ssy
fsass. s: sess1 :: S..: g g sesss s bulk s
weak. Native. 81 Des4 20: western. - 90
. Is; ysarlinsa = seNss Is: iamts. native. $40
50 sS Ms:5trp b.s sSSes =
s ssssas s s5sss so'd sS2gefs
s. IS: common. s sSaS7 So sHEEPERsc.ISta
2sI; steady. s2e$s IS; lambs steady. 81 75s
East Buffalo Dec. 1A-cATrLLRecei7ts
300: SLOW yEALS-Recsfpts, Zoo; active snd
DOC higher: s.Ssll. HoosLRsceipts. 4eoe;
s;r snd f isass = ss. 9 a p.. s. g
Ioughs. s. 1895 %: stass. S $685. IS: diaries
81 6O6S7 90 SHEEP AND I-AMBS-Recsipts
900 sheep and handy lambs as,ys shss2
Is: :hsse sS IL rf ssss % ewes $50
see ineu si steer. saa
to 10c higher: cows weak. Dressed beef and
g Export or steer, ssssI fair . good s. SO
:tg$5 Ss: southern. 8 23gS5 so: Southern COWS
s sa & 8 ss4 = sss'S hsts' itss
and butchers. s. 4oasI So lights, . 81 4oss1 S.
$ 2sQss %; yearlinss. .s+6s4 IS: wethers, 50 50
gs3 Is: ewes, $685. so: stockers and feeders.
light; choice IS loQSs rs: prime IS so9s6; veal
calves. So 5oGs9. sHEEP-Sio~: supply fair.
s5sss :ss o. and
and heavy Workers.. 81 TogS7 Is: Iigh. workers.
8 sogs7 IS: pigs. 81 sSGs7 20; roushs. IS $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15

FLOUR AND MEAL--F1our inactive. Spring
..::ss.. & s.
.ss; sa1 e Is s0G sue szRas ohGs
ana y.ies ii S. IS; s 81 Is
a ag :zc % A. r. red don :zs 49,
g : aHa h nsny ss 's so
RRovIuoNs-Aetivs and nrm. The hog
9a1s ese,n.a 10 to Is points but this a f.,,sc
10 have an influence values for the nnishsd
and thu 'rrs ana
g? 81. s.@i;y: s;Sg 81; mort s,:... 50
mes. $40 ESQ BEE HANS M ~ 500 5n ~
DRESSED Hoos-Ea.ier, haconA 1oHe: $50
II io" 100 E atc b. I:n sS.
h 10 n , ,i.:sy y az l4e 4 = 1,s Pcssi
Middle % SSaaf loss osss city stosdy Ioe
sos South s. Aeri. Doc e oonsn;ns
Sec. sTEARINE-oiso, 9l=c: city lard. IL : c
sUGAR--Renned firm: standard graduated.
$500 net, less per cent cash In London bee,
December. 9s Nd; January. ss Ilad: May. o.:
4Ad Locally raw sugar was nrm; centrifugal
Epl8SS6S
sugar 50 test, 34c.
kICE-Firrn here at unchanged prices
Southern markets steady TO firm.
-COPPER-standard weak. with
rpot aud December. 12.25I1230c; January
1925 @ 1850: February. 12ao@l2 40: March
l23j1l245. London finn; spot f66 les Sd :
futures f5T SIS Cd. Lake copper, IS a Is. 25e
eleoIroIytic. 12.7581sc: casting 12b6fSi2T5'
TIN-Quiet: spot. 3S.45 "a IS. CSC; December
January. February and March. Ss.4o9 IS CSC
I1nao sssdy .pSs sns fS Naw ' L. Ga
lao East St Louis London. fls SIS. Spell
East st Louis. London spot f24. IRON
cieveiani warrants. EOS Cd. Locally unsettled
No / foundry Northern, SIS 259t<i625 : No
?. STA T5d SIS 70: No 1 foundry Southern and
No / foundry Southern seft. SIS 25ps15 10
MOLASSES AND SYRUPS-MoIasse, nr,,
but quiet. Syrups steady and unchanged
NAVAL STORES-Spirirs turpentine xtAadv
here. firm at Savannah and about unchanged ali
around. Rosn quiet and unchanged. Tar steaSv
OII.S-Iinseed without Chanee RaHn,,
petroleum in steady demand at Z aOc for stand
ard white. in bbls. at New York
COTTONSEED OlL-Quiet but steady: nrires
at the close unchanged to I points ovsr
Crude markets in the South hrner Local con
tract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15

er.r.m. figures paid Monday. but OUTSIDE q
this grade Inarks. .ppsared ssesay Sa cree
Common to choice vesls sold at st1kit psr
100 ID: throwouts a, $40 IS so; BARNARD ~ =
1875 717c for city dressed veals and 30 l'e g
country dressed calves.
1a Sal Is .esfass. sI per loo IS 90 ITO
$40 .: 10. ~ 10, $40 50; 11s H. $40; 2, 10
=: r. au@:: 10 ysals- 49, 70; ,a,: "a "a +
s So o. g. II ios si Il. s. 'V cuI. 12s II. Sc
]. G. Curtis q son: p vsais. Isl 10; ST.; g.
- las 3 sis 5 sarn5 a. = CAVES az -
Nelson Z McCabe: Is vsais. Isl 10. 81; B.
Is ii judd sdo CO.., g. Seal. 1875 ID. $40 81 I1s
ID. 50 so; g. no ID. s.; calls. 90 ID. ss
MePhsrson & Co.: veais % ID. 81: euiis'
$: sanders. veals. 90 ID. IS so
,, Ns sS. Co: Pennsylvania veais- i94 10.
II. H. Hollis: "A veaIs. $50 ID. s11: 8. III -.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rscepts. 45 cars. o.
1923 head, including cars for the market; p
iish. Offering, were more active and HANDY
weights a trife hrm as compared With Mon
Common TO good sheep (ewes) sold at s3aS4
per 100 n: ordinary 70 prime lambs at 81 DO
sls @s11c per ID: dressed lambs at 100 n az.
hog dressed as high as 12c. country dress 2
dollhouse lambs unchanged at es@sfI per car
saIes-Tobin & Shannon: Iss state lambs.
- 10 AEsTh6ts 20 30 per ltt ID. AVJ. - "a
SO 10: state sheep. 12I ID. SO so
Newton e Co.: 225 Virginia lambs. u 70
s6 q; 80 Pennsylvania. SIS ID. Sc. . sheep. $50
Id. 81 p
S. Sanders: 103 Pennsylvania lambs SC ID.
Sc so. SO. 90 10. IS rs. 1s sheep. 1873 II. -
Kerns Commission Company: 2z3 Onto
lambs. IS ID. SO so: 157 Indiana So u. 81 80
IS Pennsylvania. ~ 70. IS Is: IL Indiana cvilss-
81 ID. IS: 10 Ohio sheep. III 10. Sc Is
j.. g. Curtis & Son: lao Vermont lambs %
Id, So s2n: 10 state as 10, So 80: ttJ. II -.
90 e2i3 %. s. 10. Sc so: "a. % ID. 81 %: Il -
ID. 50; II Vermont sheep. 102 ID. So so state.
lib ID. So so.
Nelson & McCabe: 15 state lambs e. ID.
So so: 2s. 81 Id, S.
233 ID, Sc IS. sheep. 80 ID, SO so
Andrew Mullen: 20 state lambs, So ID. s. u.s.
73 state sheep. "a 10. 50 IS.
HOGsERecsipts. 4o'e ears or Iiso ass1.
including half car for the market EsssinS
easier on Buffalo and Western advice
bunch of light pigs went to outside buyer
at IS IS psr 100 ID. Country dressed hogs
steady at So II he per b.
Sales-Newton & Co: Sc PsrnsyiraniS
$50 ID. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

he following petitions I'm bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in the United States
Circuit Court:
.h,t-LLIAM Y LESTER, a bond salesman
II 80 100 Broadway, voluntary, with II
1pLAIles OF s6s,7zS, of which s36 s5S is Sc
'.Teo. and assets OF s2Ss
Jo1N W MELLCk, Of No. 2SS Washing
III street, voluntary, with liabilities of
SoI-. and assets which he values at 81. aos
JOHN r SCHROEDER, a coal dealer OF
10 IL 20 40 East 10eth street voluntary
WIN naolltles N1o3e, and assets ssls5
MORRIS ABELMAN a clerk for . nla.
Ter concern. OF No. I.325 Clay avenue The
Bronx voluntary, with liabilities 81 $50 and
70 assets judgment for s. l3e was oh
tanned against him on December NV Yetta
Recsh for breach Of promise of rnerT;ape ~
bASSfLE HAGfDAKIS. a confact;ore- %
No $3.50 Broadway, voluntary WIFI, Habit
Ties Of s798 and no assets
HARRY p COOPER Of No 1l5 E,ee+ s,5
street voluntary. with liabilities Of e 7o5
and no assets. He was formerly q partner
n the firm Of Cooper Stewart & Co ybicf1
was dissolved in 1898
ABkAM BEDFORD manufacturer Of
ne wear under the trade style OF the lion
s -eShNear Company IT No. IS Canal street
c- G. pi-H,afE, these creditors: Sidney ID
c-5aL; eEi; Louis SkurTick S35. and the
'-5't !f printing House, Sl3. Judge Hand
fL 'l'SiiltSa Seorge II. Mann receiver wit Ia
~, '- oI So Liabilities are said 10 be SO :
~ ana assets % COO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15
YARN COMPANY OWES $241, 900
Makes Assignment After Consultation
of Largest Creditors

The Pennsylvania Yarn Company, OF No.
s. White street. has made an assignment
to George Lawyer, of the same address.
The company is a Pennsylvania corpora
ton, formed IN April. 1900. with q capital
stock of p.oo0. It has no rating at Brad
streets George Mueller is president and
Otto Reissman is secretary and treasurer
The company has factory in Ralph street.
Brooklyn, where IL carries on business as
the New Jersey Knitting Mills.
Counsel for the assignee said the assign
rnent was due TO the Generalization in the
knit goods trade. bad accounts and high
rate of interest and discounts to cash notes.
The assignment was made after consulta-
ton Of the largest creditors, who desire
TO keep the company out of bankruptcy.
Liabilities are s241,o00; nominal assets,
sI25. 600, and actual assets, 500 oOo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15
BETTER STEEL RAIL WANTED
NeE York Central Not Satisfied
with Present Oua1itv.

w c. Brown, president Of the New York
Central lines, announced yesterday that
the systems steel rail order Tor 1911 would
approximate $780, 900 tons, costing about s4,-
10000, but said that it would not be
placed until the rail manufacturing COM
panies which I'd been asked to furnish
samples had shown that they could meet
the specifca tons prepared by the Cen
trails consulting engineer. The sample
rails are now being made by the United
States Steel Corporation and the Lacka-
wanna Steel Company.
Neither the regular Bessemer rail nor
by the New York Central, President
Brown said:
Neither the regular Bessemer rails nor
the Bessemer ferro-titanum rail abs been
found entirely satisfactory for our high
speed tracks but DR.. P. H. Dudley, our
consulting engineer, has prepared specifi-
cations, which 1 have approved. for high
class open hearth rail to meet the require
ments of our heavy equipment and fast
trains
1t was added that neither the Steel Cor
poration nor the Lackawanna Steel Com
pany was prepared to quote definite price
on the kind of rail wanted, but each was
going to make an experimental roll Of 1000
TONS subject to the test required after
which. he said. they would be in position
to name the price at which they could
furnish the quality OF rails required.
In demanding a higher quality of steel
rail than the standard rail now being
turned out the New York Central is fol-
lowing the example of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, which recently placed an order
for $4,000 tons for 1911 delivery. The Penn
sylvania's specifications require that the
rails be subjected to a greater physical test
than is called for in the standard rail-
While nothing official is forthcoming as
regards the price that the Pennsylvania
and New York Central will be asked to pay
for the kind Of rail they want, it is re-
ported that the price will not be under $50
a ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Dec. 14-Important resting orders
to buy wheat overcarne unorganized selling op-
position to-day. and the market gradually
hardened Lack Of rain was reported to bs
injurng the winter crop in Illinois At the
close prices showed a net advance OF * to Ia
Latest figures for Il a 5Nc no
higher than last night, oats were up no
TO y q hc, and provisions dearer by 12n
S7Hc- Tho finish in wheat was Arm and prac-
ically At the highest point Of the session.
Although trade did not amount much early
the market broadensd out later az bears
grasped at disappearing profits. The bulls
crowded their advantage and displayed cable
dispatches stating that the persistent sup-
port in Chicago was being noted at Liverpool
and elsewhere. Special interest developed In
the Illinois official report. which put the win
ter crop condition for central counties as low
AZ SO, and in the southern end OF the state
still further below, at 10 Range Of prices-