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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-03-23
LIGHT SULKY FOR TR0TTING
Vehicle invented for Racing Purposes
That Takes All Of Drivers
Weight OF Shafts.

In order to make a sullly that will
be very light, and one in which the
weight Of the driver will be entirely
removed from the shafts, an inventor
has adopted a bicycle design. The
two wheels Of the sulky are mounted
in tandem, and are supported in a
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-03-23
Smnckinn ON Girls, Drnss.s.

Shocking is being done generously
on the frocks of little children, the
pink and blue threads on white are
lovely. One wonders why they have
been so slow getting here. One
shocked in yoke in points Is seal
loped in the neck and finished with
Daby Armenian lace.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-03-23
Cause and Effect.

where is Bill today?"
bill is sick in bed"
What's the matter with him."
We'll, you know that girl of his
thinks he doesn't. use tobacco. Yes
terday he was hurrying around the
corner and he ran right into the girl,
He had a chew in his mouth"
"Yes, yes; go on"
There were two things to do-hurry
by or swallow"
"Well?"
"Bill talked to her for FIVE minutes. &"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-03-23

Executive ability consists in finding
a man who can do the work--and in
letting him do 1t. Lots OF men who
can do the first, can't do the second.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-03-23

Marriage to me could be but one
of .wo things, exquisite or detestable.
1t was exquisite.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-03-23

Cleanliness is next to godliness.-
John Wesley.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-03-23

friends of the hostess may assist in
the tea cups and cakes. A
small lump or two Of sugar are placed
in each saucer, that the guest may
sweeten her tea II she wishes, II there
are too many guests present to ascer.
tain their individual preferences
These young girls, prettily dressed
add to the appearance and pleasure
of the occasion; and when all the
guests are chatting cozily over their
tea, a charming hour is spent
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-03-23

Natures laxative, Garfield Tea, is made
Of clean, sweet. health-giving Herbs.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-03-23
"Flve O'clock" Cakes.

distant kitchen. There never was
truer adage than the old one that de
clares:
Unless the kettle boiling be-
Filling the teapot spolls the tea"
Therefore, the connoisseur wants to
be sure that the steaming liquid
poured upon the hlgh-priced leaves
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-03-23
For COLDS and CRVY

Hicks CAPUDINE is the best remedy-re
neyes tho aching and feverishuess--c cures the
Cold and restores normal conditions It's
llquid-effects Immediately. loc., 25c., and Soc
Al drug stores.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-03-23

The breath OF scandal is responsI.
Bile for much breezy conversation
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-03-23
Cured Quinsy Sore Thro,,

Mr.. Henry L. CAUIE, d
Ia4a Wilson St, Wilmng.o,
Del, writes :-"I boughtsbo,.
tie Of Sloan's Liniment for tt,
quinsy sore throat and i,cusd
me. l shall always keep ,
bottle in the house"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-03-23

Pill talked to her for FIVE minutes. "
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
IRON AND STEEL CONDITIONS

Berlin. March - Trading w3s nuiHt p
firm prices on the Bcersc to-d9'
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
SAYS : MADE HIN A BANKRUPT
On Storekeeper s Complaint Lawyer
and Six Others Are Brought TO Trial.

Saleu men indicted for having knowingly
conspired 90 force 1sidor Biumenfeld who
owned a small store ~ 80 1929 Fifth ave
rue into bankruptcy oere brought 90
trial Yesterday before Judge Martin and .
i-rv I'm the Criminal Branch Of tho United
States Circuit Court The indictment
charges that these mon couspired 10 reach
lie desired result by means Of perjury
coercion and couceaimert of assets.
The defendants arc samuel Rosenberg. n
LAWYER. who fled the petition Of bank
ruptcy against Blumenfeld: Joseph Timble.
- LAWYERS runner. who was tho go-be-
tween: Samuel Harris. who became re-
ceiver cf the Blumenfeid store. Abraham
Alpern. his partner. and Isaac and solo
mon OzIoba and jacob GrauoWitz. mcr-
chant creditors ~ Blumcnfeid.
The first day of the trial was devoted to
the examination Of B.umenfeld. who re-
peated the story Of how he had been asked
bv the conspiratOrs 10 conceal his assets
and 10 leave empty shelves FOR all creditors
ovceptiur the merchants included in the
deal II was after he had refused consent
% ei,cb "a scheme that an Involuntary pcti-
TON IN bankruptcy was fled against him,
rsl,,meufeid said. Then came an invasion
h,. tbe receiver and the creditors whom he
,,s,t-d 10 be preferred. in the course Of
which practically all the goods contained
o., his store disappeared.
.rbe trial will be- continued tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
HARDEN CASE READY
Illness of Counsel Compels Fur.
ther Delay in the Trial

After an adjournment on acco~nt of the
illness Of Wales S. Severance. counsel for
the defence, the suit Of Percival I. Harden.
editor OF weekly publication. against Will
lam I. Hoops, broker. for sl5O.OoO dam
ages. based on the alleged alienation Of the
directions OF the plaintiffs wife by the de-
fendant' was adjourned yesterday before
Justice Pendleton, in the Supreme Court.
The case will be ready to go TO the jury
this morning Justice Pendleton reserved
decision on the defences motion 10 dismiss
the complaint on the ground that no cause
or action had been made out. II the court
should sustain the motion there will be no
need To give the case to the Jury
The testimony shows that Harden and his
wife had many differences. partly on ac-
count OF the alleged friendship between
Mrs. Harden and Hoops. There were sew
eral separations and reconciliations. and
then Harden's wife left him and obtained
divorce in Chicago and became Mrs.
Hoops. Harden maintained that the di-
vorce was not legal. The only testimony
introduced yesterday by Hoops was TO
prove the legality Of the marriage OF Hoops
and Mrs. Harden. City Clerk Patrick }.
ScJlly was called 10 Identify the marriage
license issued 10 the couple.
Several witnesses for the plaintiff testi-
fed yesterday rs 20 the alleged friendship
that existed between Hoops and Mrs. Har-
deu while the latter was still living with
her husband one Of these witnesses was
Edward Bracken. detective. who was con-
nected with the Morse Dodge divorce case.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. March % 22-CATTLE-Rec.ipts. IA
600 slow: weak: bseyes. s. l0dxb 20. Texas
steers 81 4OqS5 80. Western, 81 l3gs9 20 stocs-
erg ard feeders Sass -. COWS and hetfrs 81 %
as Is: calves. 81 75gs7 -. HoGs-ksrs'pi. ;.
% 90: strong to Sc higher than OPENING i.sn,
IS 70asG az pigs 81 o5as7 -. bulk of sales.
81 75dS6 %. SHEEP Receipts, l4"'. stror
70 Zoe higher: native, &n<5 Is: Western, " = ~
s. 30. yeaFiiags, s. 55qs5 80; lambs. native -
100 duh. YEALs5-Receipts. 80. slow an az
active l0G3oc higher; heavy, s. logS7 2. nAsd
s. j0fIs7 s.. Workers and pigs 81 hoqsi -.
rouef. So S5rSs 80: sisgs 81 75rs5 % ds.res.
s. I0uS7 55. SHEEP ANp LAMBs-Reeei~s.
500. sheep active and steady; anios sioT
handy l0c lower. heavy lambs. S5fSo y. hsnrv
81 25aS5 80; ewes. 81 5oas5 -. sheep. miAet 81
Cincinnati Msrca % - CArrLE--eeosip,1
l.203, slow and weak fair 10 GOOD SHIPPERS. *
nS6 -. common. g. 2JqS3 % HOGS-Recelr's.
2.33i. easy. Nloc higher; butchers and ship
pers. 81 3Vus7 35. common, S7nS7 IS. SHEEP >
I.eceipts l3' stesdy' 81 2ja>i -. LAMBS
Kansas CIV, March % ATTLE-Eeceip'.
$50" INCLUDING 7o0 southerns steady q -,
higher dressed beef and eypcr, steer, So 9'6
So 80. fair 10 good S. 3Jds5 sJ. Western $685.
stockers ant feeders. s. 60GSj. native COVE 50 s5
ass 25. heifers. 81 6on<5 10. bulls Says
calves. s. j0HS7 80 HOGS- Receipts II 90
5plcc higher 5ulk Of sales. So 65G$6 -; hesy5
lights So s2aS6 ~. SHEEP--Reosipts. i1en
l0nl5c higher. lambs IS JoGS6 "a vesrlinxs
y - -, eethers. 81 35qS5 35 eues, 8, - y
= j., EtOckerS ana feecere S3TSa n
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
NO PACKERS IMMUNITY
Government Will Ask an Imme
diate Trial.

Chicago March 22-JudSe George A
Carpenter. In the United States District
Court. III refusing 20 quash indictments
against ten Chicago meat packers to-day,
placed a limit on the freedom from liza
hility granted the packers in the "immu-
nifty bath" given by Judge Otis Hum
phrey. In 1906.
He also ruled that the immunity bath"
did not prohibit the facts and evidence
on which IL was granted from being used
as evidence 10 establish proof OF a con-
spiracy existing at date after the immu-
nifty was given.
The ruling which Is in the form Of an in
terlocutory decree from which there is no
appeal. means that the packers will have
10 20 TO trial on indictments charging
them with conspiracy 10 violate the Sher-
man antitrust law. There are three In
dictments. in the first of which are FIVE
counts. The defendants can be fined
$1,000. or imprisoned for one year, on
each of seven points.
Counsel for the packers sought 70 quash
the indictments on the ground that immu-
nifty granted by Judge Humphrey pre-
vented the government from using as evil
dence anything that took place before
1906
Judge Carpenter held that Judge Hum
phrey could not grant the packers immu-
nifty indefinitely in an unlawful under
taking, and that the immunity did not
prevent the use as evidence Of acts COM
mitted before 1905 to prove the existence
OF Illegal combination subsequent 10 1906.
On Monday. The government will ask for
an immediate trial. At the same time the
packers must report what action they pur-
Dose TO take. They have twenty days in
which TO file exceptions.
The indicted packers are. Louis Swift,
Edvar1F Swift. Francis a. Fowler and
Charles H. Swift. of Swift & Co; Edward
Tilden. president OF the National Pack
ing Co; J ogden Armour. Arthur Neeker,
Thomas J. Connors. Of Armour & Co;
Edward Morris and Louis Heyman. Of
| Morris & Co. The chief object Of rho
governments attack is the National Pack
ing COMPANY. in which al the indicted
mon arc interested.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Lt,.rrcol March % WHEAT -spc, 1g".
futures. aggst Ma-eh; H. 80 Va. ss s'.t:
mixed new q isd American mixed oG 5s.
futures Guiet MAJ ts so. 1ulr, is SO.
FLOr r Winter patents. rs HcPS-fr ror-
don Pacinc 'oasti. 4. losaf5 Sc. BEEF-Extr.
India mess. lo's 6d PORK Prime mess Vest
ern, s2s 81 HAMS-~nort cuf. S3s BACON
Cumberland cut 5ss. short rb ols clear BE-
lies SIS long clear miidies light SIS. hearr,
SIS 81. shor clear backs. SIS. SE0t LDER9 10
square. Al 80. LARD-TTme western. tsrces.
ass 30 American refined pals. fGs 81. CHEFS .
Canadian finest white new. Dis o. co.ored SO
cd RpENTlNE- spirits. 13s "a. EOSIN
Common ~ 81. PErROi.Er NJ R@an@d - 81.
LtNS ED OlL-j0s. TAIIOW Australian. n
London. 34s 4'ed. cOTTONSEED OIL-Hpl.
refined spot 30s T "a.
London. March - RAW SJGAN-C en,rifu-
gal. lis 81. muscoNa ado Jos 6i. BEET SUGAR
March. Jos I'D. i.lNSBED- Csicuttn. Aprii-
june SOS 7igd. IINSEED OIl,-iss % SpERN
OU.-t34 los PETROLEUM American re
fined 5itd. spirits So TTRPENTfNE
spirits. I3s 9d. RosIN-Anerican strained ~
si me. i9s %
Antwerp March % -PETROLEUM-ie francs.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23

grades were weak 70 25c lower: tae r.ns.
we're cleared Common to choice veals !. :ola
at a. 5oaso per 100 n: culls s4n 80 ~.
dressed yeais slow at Ioa i'c per 10 eo"n'''
's sales8w y r HUME: 70 veal.. 100 n aver
age 80 per 100 y: J. ID 22e ,cI Jsi !, ,.5
IL. SO. Is. io4 H. 81. 30 Buffalo. i37 lh' 81
10 IN II. 81 so. 90, q. &c .,
las ias 3. b. s 8, 8 ii0 TO- ~. ''' =. , e.
So 20: o. 3. 90 10. 81 30: o 100 ID. s.. 90,
III. IS 20. 30 80 ! f27 IL. IS. J. $50 h, s.: Q. rio
TO- Andrew Mullen. veal. 1874 ID, 50; 3 i31
~ II : II II. Hollis 10 veal.. various weights
!9sd is cc fsl b. Rl $40 20. isa irs b s. 90
So l2s ID. 81 -. -. l04 ID. s. 30: D. ~ ID
s. 80: 8 culls, ii2 ID, s3.,, 81 o.,. ,.o 4,
so: 81 state. 1ss IN. s. 80: l"t us 10 - 80.
| 2. I2O 10. 81 80: 6, iSi ID. So. euIls' i''
Ksrns Commission Company: So Ohio yeai'
l27 10 So 80: cull., POI ID. So go. -.
or To-. O6G head. including i5 cars for the mar
ke, Sheep almost nominal lambs IN sood de-
mand at Mondays prices bur ra,ea ~ess go 20
salesmon thought there was a siight unde,-
tone OF weakness but with moderate r@celp,s
fair for steady prices Common ewes sold ~
81 per 100 ID. poorest % best lambs & AZ % ~
81 %: few clipped at SO %. prime iight yeaI
llngs az So 2J Dressed mutton ana dressed
lambs unchanged: country dressed hotnouse
lambs at x3d So So each. o,,
Sales-Rerns Com mission COMPANY .lS
Michigan lambs. - 10 average, s. % per lW
10 236. ~ N. 81 20; 2l5. - ID - 20. ~, :,
10. 81 Is 100 Bunalo. 30 10, 81 60 Michigan
Tobln & shannon: 2ia Michigan lambs. -
H. 81 20: 2lO - H. s. 90. 2ls Western. ~ N
81: io3 "a 10. 81. II clipped Michigan - 10,
81 IS: 81 Michigan yesrlings, II 10. 80 %, ~
Michigan sheep. 81 10. 81 e 81.
Newton & Co 200 Michigan lambs. s. ID
81 10; ls9 Ohio ~ 10. So -. ~ q,
!. Shamberg Son. 1914 Bunaio iarao' ~
h. 81 90
: sanders. 2o2 state lambs. 90 ID. 81.
j G. curtis s son. state iaInbs 81 ~
s725
HOGs-Receipts 32 ears. 59ss head. ~
cludng - for the market. Prices PIE o1
Buffalo advices Light hogs sold az 81 20 psr
| 100 10 Country dressed hogs slow Al u loc
Sales-W. r. Hume 81 state hogs. i3' |,
average, 81 70 per i0o ID. rough 5io 'o'
SO %. I Sfag 400 H. 81
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London, March 22-Cousols closed :
higher a 81 1915 for monev and s. Is Is
for account. Anaconda was unchanged at
- Canadian Pacific was - higher d - :.
and Grand Trunk was unchanged at 2ses.
Money vas in strong demand and dis
count rates were steady to-day.
The settlement was continued on TIE
stock Exchange Carry-oyer rates We're
lighter and Americans we're quoted @ls
Per cent The markets had cheerful
tone, and there was q large turnover ~
home rails and Eilt-edged securities - ad-
vsneing prices. ConsOls leading with q gam
Of g Foreign bonds and Kaiiirs hardened
IN sympathy with the strength IN Paris
and ruhDer shares closed strong
American seCUrities opened steady ana
during the forenoon advanced under tle
lead Of CenadieH Pacific Later Wal!
Street buying advanced values again ana
made the closing tone firm.
Call money i'm London -At15 per cent
oran market discount rate Tor snort bills
q, Per cent. long bills 2@sq2 i-l5 per cen'
Berlin discount rate - per cent. Patl'
discount rate. 81. per cent. Paris eAcnanEe
on London - francs ~ centimee. berln
Exchange on London. e9 marks as, rfen-
nige Bar gold rs "a, ana American
eagles. 1as sd.
Paris Merch -e-Three rcr cent ren =, -4s
closed =, certimss lower r. - francs ez'7
centuries Prices We're firm or the Bohrse
Berlin. March c1-Treding wss quiNt ~
firm prices on the Ecersc to-d3i.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
The following petitions ir bankrlptc
were ale1 yesterday.

Ins following petitions ir bankruptcy
were a.e4 Yesterday
JACOB KLEIN. MORRIS ROSNER and
Stsl- il. TALK. VINO compose the nrm Or
.'e.f. tosGer a co., msnufdctWers or
..p.n.rE at So 70 Washington Place, IN
.o.-ntarr creditors. Moe smith. Sl4J.
soooUor Wauach. N0o. and Aaron Rorin,
80. Liabilities, $4,000 - S3oCjo. assets
-ASToN LEVI JACQcIN. dealer n fruit
'h4 confectionery. formerly OF No. i5l fifth
en- voluntary. Liab.ites. >I'.5o$. as
.rH 80 There were siNtJ -rtc creditors
-'i-ciig Alfred Joaquin. sb.-,l. AniftNa
.s-q1n &.eD. the Commercial Irusis, ON
-@Lt, goo. Burton Brothers q CO.. fl--i''
~ ilf "a. i Burgess estate, sou
.MAkflA and WILLIAM Ian p. VINO
.,Imfrlr kept q saloon al No. - fls ''h
ehue 90 20 December. l.@@, voluntary.
,@aDilitles $3.50. uo assets creditor 2
~ Consumers Brewing Company. %WV,
ltieh Filter. 5000. Arp Lane. 500 John
I11e 400. and the ltaiian-Americnh
.yLyMON HECHT advertising man
;.I, 70 - West 18Th street voluntary
"se,,i'.es S5ss7
HERMAN LEHMAN No e31 Park ave
-. Formerly m3nutacturer OF neck "a %
e...nisr- Liabilities. Sls15. no assets
sNiors TIE Majestic Neckwear t2il-
ny &. Noses Booth. $500. and the Aice
sa.ez. Company. 1916
"L NAN FRANKLIN, groc e. AI4u
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Now YORK. March oe. tal

New oFns MdEcu Afi
BEEN E>-Receipts, l2i cars. or lose head.
including II cars for the market: ~ cars on
sale. Steers slow 10 Zoe lower. bulls and
choice Fat COWS steady 10 rrm. medium 70
good COWS dull and unchanged. Fair TO prime
steers sold az 81 81 n 81 80 per 100 10. medium
oxen. 81 80; common 20 choice bulls. 81 4oG
81 ~: choice heavy cows. g. and 50 -. re-
sp-ctvely. Dressed beef slow az 81 % l0i. e..
Liverpool cables quoted live cattle firm at
l0A l1i,c per 10. I'm addition 10 the on1L
Exports today. 10 cattle 10 Bermuda
sassTALefRer'oa ,S II e. Go ~ ,dS Sen,neHy IS =
%, 50 80. ,. l2S6 lb s. 30 ,. l4ot u. s. lo; 3.
1878 no. s.: I. 100 10. 81 50. a. l232 10. 81 so
I. 1850 N. 81 90 :. 7o5 n. 81 4o. 10 ohio
1880 10. 81 a.. 4 1907 ID. 81 20. :. 99j 10. 81.
>. 1870 H. 81 80: 4 sl5 lb. 81 - 9. o:5 n.
b, s. so ., 76o lb s. so. : so4 ID, s. 40. l.
s. S. > cows. 1918 NJ. 81 80. 10. llo5 ID. 81 35.
. j sham9sre ( Son. Ohio steers. iiia ID.
Ksrns comml..ion compan} - Ohio
To5ln : shannon: : bulls. 1875 'lb, s.: =.
81 80. i 9os n. s3 10. .. 735 10, 5. 50
: Judd & Co. oxen. l2io Id. - 80. bull.
le3o h. $500; J., $50 10. 81 80. COW. 900 10.
J a.. curtis 4 Son . bulls. 1906 TO- s. 3.
la2O n. 81 go. .. ll5o lb. 81 So 3. $50 TO-.
81 so. 2. s55 10. 81 % ., si5 NJ. 81 80. COW,
1910 10. SiT5. . 1908 No. 81 80. q. siS 10. 81:
/. 1000 10. s. 70. II. 05o 10. 81 20 q. $40 10.
81 so. =. $40 n. 81 -. $50 M. s. 10. 3. Is3
N. 81 :. NJ lb s. sO. q ei0 NJ. 81 ~. !. ZOO
10. 81 So. l:. 6Io 10. s. milch cows. s251 $40
per head
y w OTIS & Co. I hull. i34o No. si75 -
cows tiao No. 81 %. 3 $40 IN. s. 40
" K Hume bulls i2T5 TO- s. ic. I COW.
ZOO No. s. 80 . 500 M. g. -
Nelson & Mccabe bull. 0go 10 81 so u
COWS 1O3 lb. 81 90. I. 6d2 10 81
Andrew Mullen ] COW. i4-0 10. s. -
TANEs-Receipts. 2l24 Including I AS
for 'he market GOOD nd choice Vesis ruled
stead o. Mondays closing prices. medium
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23

Tie IRON Age saNs
The inaics-iors n the ,ron apd steel
trades are lot so plain NOR 80 uniform as
20 make reports from TIL erioIs markets
3i one tenor In the main Developments
are still favorable St=e. works and rolling
mills arc mskins larger OUTPUTS in-n u. u.
Februe~- snd consumers ssneraNN are
sreclfying 20 the maximum amounts 81 P'-
lated IN their contracts New orders n
some lines however, are not neellli- l-
cent exp pscfations Tbs lack ~ the advance
bi,,-inc that has marked ever great yefr
N the steel trade ma. be sl'en undHe en-
uhseiS ID view Of q o average Output ~ -
IS Ter cent Of capacity But ne par 'telr.
fcr .axsrtrle recalls that 1ust ons year aSp
aericljitiivsl WORKS we're making large cor
tracts running nore than twelve nor'as
ahead .t,...,,
some measure - tas abroad. aosJ@n- ser,
-,or +r5r1 the market g found 70 COM
,t7.too r-- tha f4aftuc interest. showing
- crf-- : Per cent ot last month nusl-
nzs, was for railroad corSur2pt'cn el..l-I
fries Srructurel wor< is more acL-Le, -. -
-. +be isresr new contacts being reported
f-onl me Fast while the Nest nas d q 80.
total f smaller business. me pC-to--'',S- "a, -
he Eern= lF2n.a Hal.L Loau 7.s--y,,e
-,e ,crs have been closed Cv The leeolns
,DtarAef together with the Curtis Punls.-
ing COMPANY warehouse ~ : .-I.1'' r-,..,5
fooo % 800 tons. ,,o sno = los Angles
t-1 Earle Ruldin- has bee" AWARDED ,i"-
i-r%e T,on Trade Re-ev save
l,-o,,1r rrs vecenf heavr riS r0n eI'
irg r,o-ement hes tamporsry suoslde,a
,e5orf- from all the leading een.res mo.
5ate an increase IN mel of t94na,y .,5ynsce. ae
So 80 rsr-i1t - urgent Slipping 'ns'r
1gs Ton. IN ans monthly deiyer,es in some r..
.t3rces excetd contract -pe e..hcation3- -. .s
non stocks a. Furnaces 20 ohio anl = ..-
- lietr,--- have been ~onsidertolv ne
49, ri,s month. ard compared with pc
nous increa=e of 1000 90 -.'o ,.i OF :
monthly. II rejects CROWNS s'eel I,,., I.F
r, r--i.fd states steel corporation cor
80. 20 Ax+erd ire active furnace capacliy. -.
having blown I'm three stacks dntlGs i.,l,is.. -
,-,+,rr, f1rraces 10 50 ~ Q total ~ 49,
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
.sw Workers M iNDiANA Road

Fo- WAYNE IND March -2-Hugh J..
Fr-caa-a ard William 4 Tucker. of Tew
York presenting th7 new -nanra q in-e~-
es-s.- tie For- WAYNE g. Northern Indiana
--sc-1r COMPANY which re- sn'ly took
ors- rte property Of the Fcrt Wayne &
WABASH Tallev Traction CompenT. were
s.scted directors = me compa7~ ~ re-
'rgzr,-zt,on meeting held here today TIE
-a7tal---er If tho reorGa0i--d compan"
s..n. Levari-g Jones - Fhila-
daprs. r-e-derf of The old co0rary vas
-r-e.er-l~ head 30 rre new
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
BANK STOCK PRICES RISE
That of Bank of Commerce Ad-
yances Seven Points.
ReyIvEs MERGER RUMORS
rrture Of Institution, However,
NAV Depend Upon Action
of Legislature.

National Bank o. commerce STOCK ad-
,osa Yesterday POINTS 10 2lll2. and was.
:, an Tuesday. very active for bank
- the transactions in II on the Stock
,-~..arre acsregating 4S4 shares. First Ma
,,o,sl bank stock advanced % points TO S9S
- single sale Of only ten shares. The
zee in the prices Of these stocks caused
.,,,val OF the recent merger rumors. when
:, one time included. with the Bank of
commerce and The Chase National Bank
tie First National.
?. has been authoritauvely denied. how
..sr that the First National figured IN the
-,rotiations which were known to have
,ecr II. progress few weeks ago looking
-. .ho consolidation OF the Bank of Com
.orca and the Chase National but later
discontinued. and little significance was at
..c5ed 70 The rise IN the price of First Ma
,.o,sl Bank stock Yesterday. since the
,-snsaction was a very small one and was
80 drst since January -, nearly TWO
months ago.
2. is understood that the future or the
t.-t of commerce viii not be finally de-
,,5ed until after the Legislature shall have
..t,, action upon the bill now before ],
-s-e.rrz the provision OF the insurance
,.-. vrri,h makes II obligatory upon the
80 i,--~ance companies 10 d'vest them
ss,,es ~ their holdings OF all stocks by the
eps Of this year
rr,ra, control OF the National Bank 81
eo,,.0srce IS held b. the Equitable Life
Assurance societv and the Mutual Life In
s--a-ce Companv. which own respecu'eiE
!, ,.- and SSosS shares Of tho banks STOCK
,.,o- q total Of 25o0)o shares. The under
..srer- I'D the financial district is that the
....--a-s-s cf the Bank Of Commerce STOCK
,,-,-a is daily coming on the market are
.,s tsrkirg interests that are WORKING out
,..-rs fe~ tie dnal disposition of control or
're Institution.
ms, o.ro vlll succeed Valentine ? IN,
.,- v.r1 -etrcs as president az the Na-
.ors- Bank of commerce on April !. has
80. .et been definitely decided upon. It was
,s.s ,, vel informed quarters yesteras'
?. os- added that no announcement DID re-
es-s 20 -re rresidenc- would be made UNI"
-. Pe7orts I'm Wall Street were 10
,,s sqs-t that the movement 20 have >. =
,...srf4-. the vice-Q~esidert. elected r1eSl
zen, "a, taMrr more definite shape and
,-s. te would rrcbatlv be chosen. II was
...o srslr ~umored that representatives o'
er~s, National and National city banks
-,.ls se -.er-ed 20 tic hoard 'r The near
future
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
moRt SECURITIES ron STOCK LIsT

s~ocs rre securities admreo ~ the
S--~s Exchange L-t yesterday "ere A'
q" .erreeet-- &C deposit of fno central
--..f -.~.r .r- 40 -SeD York and the old
0o.--- -r1s- company of Boston. repre-
ss7'-- t-.s .-0r-- of drs' rorteage hor1e
~ t.- Wabash FrsoIrg Terminal Railway
Company --'- -- the u abaSl Railroad
s-o-- --a- e-o There have been r'-
Street during the last fe"
1s '.ef t.e WABASH Rallrosd had recent
r s--- 4----e- -'e~k OF about 100000 or
'-es- r.H1. ~f vli.4 DO originally owned
'ra fe~t that 0u'r tle N.@3o'"o
2. fre -.c. originally sold we're listed yes
'.rf-r ..r.. -eroe4 10 te4~ o1t these