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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26

Tew York April IS. 1911.
GRAIN WHEAT-Vheat quiet ana easier.
with liquidation in MAY. and a. me cios -
values were y &c net lower Inc news ol
the day was bearish including weaSne er
abroad, where prices were q sd Iowe,,
In IN. early afternoon the marke, mao =
partial rally, but ssgsed on again near .ns
close Tho statistical reports or the dey "ers
somewhat more bullsh. showing contihuea !,
decreases in stocks Export sales. ioaas !.
ottnorts No red. o3i.c elevator ana vdSe
% IL s1ost: No | Northern Duluth 81 Vo =
n II anJat CORN-Easler early WIN con
siderable lauidatiou due 10 weakness ABROAD
where prices declined $. n 1sd. Export saIe ss;
loads but the fact that Argentina VII,
probably not be able TO furnish much corn
this year and that shipments from southea "a
ern Europe will In all probability De ient Ieu
to the belief that Europe VIII want az.
amount OF American corn. ana the ma ~
Is believed 10 be on firm commerciai pass.
AZ The close prices we're unchanged 70 - {
net higher. New No corn. SOC D anos,
OATS-Noderately active and barely steany'
Fxporters took so loads Of Canadian at OUT
ports Cash oats easier. standard wnite o.
No . sai2c: No 3 3Sac; No 4. 3stac RIE--
Nominal. BARLEY-Steady: mailing, 81 10 70
dsI1T 9 Z New York Export sales; l2y;.V !,
bushels Canadian at outports. HEA
-OuIet: American. Sc per 100 In J New
York; Canadian. csc 1 New york TOT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26
BANKS ACCOMMODATING CASH
treasury Gives Dull Business.
Crop Moving Needs Reason

"aShinston, April 25.--Bsnk reports from
d SECTORS OF the country indicate an
enormous piiing up Of cash Reserve and
oenuai reserve cities especially report
large holdings.
Two conclusions arc drawn from this
N0n"'''oh ny Treasury officials. One Is that
sachenirg condition of business. ascribed
20 many different causes, is naturally driv.
ing the money into the banks
Inc other IS that the banks are begin.
"'hs carly to prepare themselves for late
summer and autunnal demands OF the in.
terror. a conservative loan policy is re-
ported prevailing in all sections, in view of
"'e ract that the federal Treasury gives no
p'oin'se OF AID In tie way Of public deposits
N the crop moving season
treasury officials predict that the next
call on the national banks Will show a con.
'inued closehauled policy In commitments
and corresponding gains In cash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26
ORDERS BOND FOR ALIMCNX
Gen. King May Be Receiver for q
Litchfeld, His Son-in-Law.

Justice Blackmar, Of the Supreme Court
Brooklyn. ordered Cleveland Litchfieid yes
terday 10 furnish a bond of 5000 to insure
alimony To his wife, Mrs Clara litchheid'
Mr.. Litchheld. who is said TO be IN the
West. is the son Of Jacob T. f. Litchneid.
lie married the daughter of General ito-
ratio {. King in March, 1909. They nave
four children Last June Mrs. Ltchneid
secured a separation on the ground OF IN
human treatment. He now owes 500 all
mony.
Mrs. Ldtchfeld said her husband conveyed
No 100 Albemarle Road. formerly their
home. TO his mother for the consideration
of 81. She and her children are now living
with General King. at No. 40 Willow street
The court said at yesterdays hearing thal
IL Mr.. LItchfed did not file his bond WITHIN
ten DAYS he would appoint General AIMS
10 act as receiver for his property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York, April rs, 1911

New York, April Is, 1p1ls-
BEEvES-Receip.s, SO cars. or ,o2e hes.
cattle Feeling steady. Dressed beef slow 81
or a Ice per ID. Exports tomorrow 20 cattIs
to Bermuda. 49,,
CALVEs--Recsipts. 2sI head. including Is!
for tha market Feeling dull and weak. and
no snles reported up 10 n lato hour. pressed
calves easy at sGl0i,c for city dressed vsais
and GQSisc for country dressed
SHEEP AND LAMBS--Receipts. Bis cars
O. 1925 head. including BIZ cars toy the mar"
ke,: ~, cars on Gala Sheep nominal. but feel
inC full steady; prime wooled stock sold at
40 90 per 100 10. no spring lambs onersd.
Dressed mutton Ia moderate demand at IG9c
dressed lambs at t0911Ac; country dressed
iothouse lambs lower OF s34s6 80 per car
cass. ..n -
sales--Kerns Commission Company go un.
shorn Michigan lambs, 10 ID average. 80 80 per
100 III. -
Guiding so for the nerket. steady feeling on
,ncluded. ouotabis at So 40 q SO rs per 100 II.
County dressed hogs steady at 79loc per ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
From Tho Tribune Bureau.

From Tho Tribune bureau.
Washington. April 3.
ORDERS rssUED.-The following orders
have been issued:
colonel WILLIAM y E Gs6.Iai i aooDIs Hon Ho.
sings 70 Fort LcsYenworth
Colonel FRANCIS u: FRENcH infsn',I ~ hs s,b
texan, co'o gosH FosNE MIaitoR Or infan,ry;
I0sEPH A. CASTOR. cavalry; RICHARD
n nLATCHFORD.. infantry; WliLIAS !
sllt ar llis3,r'' Majors cLiST HEARS;
Infan,Ty hobERT d p WAbsH an ny cSv ssy
and WIZARD \. HOLBRook. Sth coy
ain captains CHARLES CKAWFoRp'
- -"'n i.in9o 'sAMTEI u. RocKENBAcH II,
Ia,h cavalry: HERRERT 4 WHITE. ilth
cavalry: FRANK X FE &c, sr,H Seast a.,
fan'r3 cHARtEs $. tING 3,Wl r; q In In
on,ry ZEkIELN Fe RnL'a ssih ,n Sn iR
DrrNcAN K MAJOR, y; aI,h IG S..a,,i
80 enter non, class al Army War College.
beginning August is -
u,,or cHARLKs NIX. SALrZMAN, signal
por,s TO Fort Leavenv or;h. May .. 20 de
i,,l" TWO lectures before members ~ Army
signal school. thence 10 For, Onlaha. thence
ro,,,,,,ns ohanses in coast artillery ordered:
Tifs, I.eu'enan, MeXWELL MCRRY. from
',u,v With i57th Company. assigned 20 o"'h
,o,op,nv. first Lieutenant WILLIAM +.
cUFnD Ir from 18th 20 53d COMPANY
aesonI Lieutenant CALVIN NC. SMITH.
:, signed 20 pa COMPANY -
-. ~ abssncc. First Lieut. nnnt HOWARD
NLUTIN coast ARTILLERY one month
,-,r.f Lieutenant JOSEPH G. BRADY. ith
infantry. three months
NAVY
,...r,c. Commander q. ". WILLIAMS. lie
lAen .a.ssa command Atlantic torpedo reet n
80" as Inspector ~ ordnance I'm charge -
,'a,ai torpedo station. Sewpprt
,o,',anan, Commander &. kEMPFF. 20 Inc
Michigan. = s,r,trD .
~" mt es first lieutenant on he Di hiEan
,..,nnart 4 T. EVANS. cotach~d naval Train
i"o 80 sta,ion Scwport 20 the MICHIGAN
ling Assistan, surgeon j. - PAYNE APP
pointed
MOVEMENTS OF WARsHiPs.-The fol
,,,.,,re movements OF vessels have been re-
.,od tn tho Navy Department
ARRIVED.
Ill 90 The Pontiac NJ navy yard, New YORK
hP 80 p,utus al boston. the Baiiey ana IN"
Y,uins n, annapolis. the hsrblehead. al
Mao Island. the BuUo"'' at Hampton
n 9Th, smith and the Preston 81 Nor
AP ,tolk. the navajo and the saturn az Mare
Island. the Panther. ~ navy Ssfu' new
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26
Ysstsr
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Rostosn. April - The clearing % the bins
in autioipat.-n 0f the new wool clip is SIN I'm
.r.Dr.ess, although the steadying % values has
icI 4 tendency TO cut down the size OF the
i~,nsee'lons \ good sample business Is report b.
ed and inluiry extended throughout the list
Interest ia gradually turning To the new clip
and rome Nevada has teen contracted for AZ
50 clean landed Bidding Is also reported fof
WOOL ON the Sleeps hack, but transactions ara
i. shi az vet. Leading domestic quotations;
onto and Pennsylvania fceces: Delaine washed.
9gc. Xxx. asa2ac. .. blood comhing. 28U2Ic
=. a5g:Gr: =. 24d24rrc. nne unmcrchantabls.
2'.i2ic. deiaine unwashed, 2ic. fine ioc. Mich
Ian Wisconsin. New York nseces: Fine IN
wished lTTlsc: d-laine. 23c: u blood, sc.
Ken;ucky. Indiana and Missouri; y blood. .3c.
=. De.
secured basis Texas; Fine. IL months. SID
lsc; fnc TO months. 4SGi5c: rne tall.
sIGiac California Northern $4,000. middle
county. l5Gi1C: Southern Ace fall free. toc
Oregon: Eastern No ! staple, 5igs6c. Eastern
clothing, isG50c valley No I. asa Acc. Ter
rtor~ Fine staple, 5igS5c; hne medium SIC
hne clothing. 'lTg4sc. hne medium, i5gAIc v
blood comblng. 50nJ2c. a. $4,000. a. &eg 40.
Pulled Extra, 5OG32c fine A. isISoc \ su-
pers, iGQlsc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26
DISMISS CHARGES AGAINST WALSH

The special order issued yesterday ny fo'
lice commissioner Cropsey announced the
dismissal Of the case against Inspector
Richard Walsh. who was tried recently on
cbarees preferred by Deputy Police Com
missioner Driscoll, 10 the enect that the N
spoc,or had ordered several patro!men 10
duty in front Of a restaurant at Broadway
and 10Th street on New Years Eve Dts
coll testified that the men were not needed
there. but the inspector called witnesses
who said the men had done good service
g., handling The crowds that passed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. April 3.-Ffns rains railing ia 0e
Dakota carried down wheat prices to-day. There
WIS n weak close. with last figures isc 70 Ia
IL. urder tto level OF twenty-four hours before
4. The final gong corn varied from the same ~
the previous night 20 i.c VI. oats wera SgSc
DOWN and PROVISIONS at 611Oc advance. Ralltse
~ wheat proved brief IN every case much long
Grain an. more less Of the short variety being
yor sale a; all the hard spots In the market
N.siGeS the bear sentiment. due TO moisture
where neeaed adv.ces were at hand showing
.hat spring wheat seeding In the Northwest would
! . largely completed on both sides Of the inter
national Iinc This week and thar the Canadian
nIan;,ng would reach the huge total ~ II 000 90
acres Range " prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26

Spot quiet and unchanged az 10 l3c for mid
ding upland. ssles. "a hale, Liverpool cables
spot good demand. sales. II, 600 bales; specu!a-
ton and export. 500; American. 1000. imports
OrO American. 1000: mlddling upland. 5000
Futures opened steady at 1G3 points advance
close cuiet hut steady ~ net decline ot "a
40, points. April 1894. Apri-May, I.s5sd
May-Jure 1s3d: .Iune-July. 7.Tiiid. July-Au-
gust. ~, ID: August-September. TI1d. sep
tamber-Oriobe- 101l2d; October NovemoeT
6ssiad: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6.s2isd. Decem-
her-January and January February. b.sc'se /;
February March and March-Aprn 5sld.
COFFEE-Prices kept within marrow bounds
and at the close the market WAS steady al j
points decline 10 10 points advance, with sales
Of II $50 bags. The old crop position is De
Iieved 10 be very firm owing 20 the fact that
prices are below parity both with the spot
marke. and with Brazil tiavre closed unchanged
Va y franc net lower. Hamburg was unchanged
10 \ pig advance. Rio was o. reis lower. and
Santos unchanged. Cost and freight offers from
RraziI were unchanged TO isc higher, with San
,os as quoted az ~. 201l2 30c. and Rio rs at
II 25c Spot continues active, with prices TN =
changed at 11sc for Rio No !. Local contract
prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool, april .. wHEATneSg3t dull: tlt-
sre, SsaS YF IS sSo, "a n rm An cries ise
Is lSa Am'Tsa9 9 mixed l, 9ld s o. "a
Ala "a sad. July IA sd. F1bUR-Winier
aaisnts' 27s HoPs-In London Hscine coas,l'
"a t0sG Is I0s BEEF-Extra india mess, Us 10
pouK-Prime mess Western. Sis 30. HAMS
shor, cut. s2s pAcoN cnnDe.lnnd ~. eis.
short rib 30: clear bellies. Dis long c.cai
,,iddles light as-s Ja. heavy. BE-, rho.t clehI
back. as SHOULDERS squaN, so. LANu
prirne weston. tieFces. as. Am"tionn refined
uai,s as % CHEEsE -Cnnedau naest WI .
and coiored new G3s. BuTTbh-Fines; tn,te
states nrn. SIS. good. SIS LINSEED on. ans
n 'RPENTINE-spirits,6 is 20. PErlol.ll "
Reaned. Ci5d ROsfN- Common. iss co:
ToNeEEp OIf.-Hull refined. SPOT, rs 81. TALL
row Australian. In London. 3as I'd
London. April 25-sUGAR.ha". ceniIltns J.
lis vi: Inuscovalo, los VI. beet sugar. APRIL
loI Iisd IINsEED- Calcutta. April-Junc. IL,
81. LINsLED OIL: iis VI, sfthM hIt,'
spirits sisd. TURPENTiNE-Spirits. s6s %
RcsIN-American strained. us 'fd; me
los I'd u,,,-, a..
Antwerp. April co.-PETRoLEuM, 10 francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26
TOSS URGES INCOME TAX
was Message to Legislature Asking 1t
TO Pass Ratifying Resolution.

D'>'on. April 25.-Governor Foss sent a
nsge TO the Senate to-day urging the
,s,~ss on Thursday Of the resolution rati-
TIE proposed income tax amendment
!, ~, We federal Constitution and stating that
sessschusetts should send forth "A mes
$3.50. thf sinion that she eagerly joined in
shi.nt TIE amendment all doubt as 10 its
NJ adoption would be removed.
c.yztsshrhuS1tts il a wealthy state says
fts,7 'nOf Toss. and II has been freely said
ts, o9f commonwealth l. willing 10 hug
S.,,' enes and refuse 10 give 10 the govern
we power TO reach IL in time OF need ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26
OFFICERS NOMINATED.

Cincinnati. April 25.-The international
Kindergarten Union. IN convention heie'
nominated the following of1icers 1or '"e en-
suing year to-day: President hiss Mapei
MACHINERY. Brooklyn: first vice-president'
Miss Alice Temple, Chicago; second wee
president. Miss Hortense circuit savannah
corresponding secretary MISS Lue'a a.
Palmer. New York: recording secretarH'
Miss Meta Faris Cleveland. ana au"''oi'
Miss Julia s Boutwell,. Cincinnati
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26
MIME eANKe's BENEFIT RECITAL

Nine. Rsnkes benefit recital OF poetry
music ard song. which "ss POSTPONED rem
February Il on account o. her Illness, WI.
take place in the ballroom OF me 1o,e'
laA. -, en- n m On Friday. April 2S.
,, panke will he assisted by Nine.
Nsnila I Rsbrens and Miss Ludmila vojacek,
eanis,s Miss Eva Myo'' ada SonIral,Gib b A'nsS
liln 9ha' ond Theodore Van YORK. tenor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26
GARY DENIES HE WILL QUIT
Says Harmony Prevails in the United
States Steel Corporation.

E1-Judge t. IT, Gary. chairman Of the
United states Steel Corporation. denied yes
ierdsy report that he was 20 retire and
be succeeded by practical steel man. j..
J. Burlington, president of the Illinois Steel
Company, being mentioned as his successor.
.rdee Gary said.
There is no foundation whatever for the
psoilshed suggestion that my retirement
ION the position Of chairman Of the board
q directors Of the United states Steel Cor
lc-aion Is or has been under coDsidera ton.
lhel. Is perfect harmony In the entire
serSns organization, in the finance conf
rftte and N tie board Of directors"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26
z CENTRAL BANK PLAN.
Vensressman Vreeland Addresses Bos-
tonlans ON Currency Reform.

0's'on' April 5.--Currency reform. with
zeal reference 10 the proposed plan or
We National Monetary Commission for q
.'oral bank. was the subject of an ad-
'sN oeliyere. to-day before the Boston
nsmoer Of Commerce by Congressman
ssseHssrd p. Vreeland. Of New York, vice
ns.rman Of the commission.
longressman Vreelsnd said the plan
,smo make the note system elastic ana
- u. 10 the GUctuating demands of the
-smeSs community for money. ana that
., "9lla make available the gold reserves
n. ne country when needed, instead OF
e'hE tnern boarded IN small banks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26
rMc,,sH MONEY FOR CUBAN LINE

London. April 25.-The United Railways
- ,be Havana and Resla Warehouses
y,.o,.ea sanctioned AT a meeting to-day
increase in the capital OF 100000 10
10 devoted to the purchase Of s2,5ooooo OF
,,a,,a.a co,tra, Railroad Company's notes
49, Il, the development OF tho ter
-, ., ua,anzas and tho purchase OF
rolling stock and equipment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26
CHICAGO E. ALTON CHANGES

George H. Ross, who for several years
hos been vice president OF the Chicago
.,,o, railroad Company. mas resigned on
aooount of IN health ". =. Ross VIII re-
,n az vice Orc sdent in charge OF frame.
m~anL w Morse formerly general man
a. I'm. been elected q vice-president.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26

but quiet Eosin and tar steady, with moderate
business SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Nschne
bbs. Isisc. TAR-s5 Is. ROSiN common 20
good strained. s.: n. IS 10: u. - 20 L' 80
+ and g, s. 80
OILS .inseed oil unchanged. Rehned Pc
'roleum steady 7t0c for standard white IN
barrels 81 New York.
COTTONSEED Ou.-Firmer, advancing iH
IL points On towering due 10 nrmness IN iar..
n slight advance In crude and buying vS re-
hncrs. Local contract prices: 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26
MORE MEN AT p. r. r. POsTOFFiCE'

Washington. April %. - Arrangements
,,e,o completed to-day between postmaster
General Hitchcock and Postmaster Morgan
81 New, York. for tho transfer OF 15f men
-, ~. Nev, York CITY rostoffice 10 the
nov pennsylvania terminal. TO nahd'r a.,
nenord class matter thereafter such man
vim not pass through ne senera, pG hs ,er.
iI,nsi citation. thus greatly expeditnG 'tS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26
NEW YORK PRICES.

flour AND MEAL-Flour inactiue.a VII. .h
buyers indifferent. Spring patents 81 so9so -
winter straights. So s0aS3 90: winter patents, =
Gsi IS spring clears. 81 75gs4 10; extra 80 ,,5
WRITER 81 30fi SO so: extra No winter. S3 ioB
81 u. Kansas straights 81 :0lS+ 30; fancy
spring patents sGass,5 RYH FIOrR sc q. 70
asa 90 CORNMEAL-KiIn dried. 81 So BAG
MEAL-Tine white and ,,,. FELLOW. 81 i'aM ,- w.
Sp8 5olisaa Is: standard middling 500: -four do.
sos red dog, SIS 25 city bran SO 40 .5 Sui *
UOMINY CHOP-S22 bulk; S23 20 sacks OIL
MEAL-s33 50af3I.
COTTON-Nervous and unsettled but an
early loss was recovered and prices made new
high records for the movement IN the afternoon,
Nav sold AZ 10 09c and July at lJ.olc or I 70
points above the closing figures OF yesterday.
and the close was steady al net advance or s
al points the old crop. while later deliveries
were ! point higher TO = points lower, after
relatively quiet and easy day. owing 10 favor
able weather reports Liverpool adyices shovel
a continued biz spot demand. and there wns no
change in Lancashire trade reports. Local con
tract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26
York: the Fluss.r and the hanson. at Nor

folk
SAILED
april .s-The Burrows from Hampton Reads
for New York the lwans. from Nocklanu
for Boston: the Paulding. the Terry. INC
Mccall and the Drayton. from Annapolis TOT
Hampton Roads: tho Rocket. from Washing
ton for Norfolk: tho South caroira rom
Dockland for New York City. the Hanniial
from Charleston for New York: the Ronra
from Annapolis for cruise IN Chesapeake
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. April q. -CIovERsrtp cash ant
April, so 70. October and December 81 1871
March. 81 50. ALSlKE. prime. 50. August IS
TIMOTHY prime So 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26
FOREIGN TRADE IN MARCH.

The chief Of the Bureau Of Statistics
Department Of Commerce and Labor, re-
ports the classification OF imports and
exports for March and for the nine months
ended March. az follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

BUFFALO ROCHESTER PiTrsBuEG.
g vi IN April s!;:ss'sss, .,ss:;: .,.ss sIs
July 1AprIl 81. s.162.os3 I.135.fis h.o's''i-
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
~ M. In April $3.50 coo m, sl.tDi 900
July iAprii Fl. - ps5. 100 i.1i6.I9p 8',ioi.f 40
COLORADO & SOUTHERN LINES.
ri wk. in April. s2Sos seo3. 20 Sc ls ~
July i-Aprl q. IL 373 sie 1889 co7 y. iGS.9l2
DENVER T. RtO GRANpt.
Al wk. in April sso1.ooo si:o, goo ssaG 3e
July l-April II is.10s.S0o Is.5sJ. 100 ,o''Jo 10
INTERNATIONAL 4 GREAT NoRTiERN.
"a wk IN April sls7ooo sls?oo, s lSe 900
MISSOURI. KANSAS TEXAS.
d d. VIZ < %''i spti ..7 sasa .,sssG1ssii
July 1-Apri 81. q, io3ssi ?i.sisssl
TEXAS e. PACIFIC
81 VIZ. in April s2s4 $50 s277 sGs s2A ~
Jan 1-Apri 81 4.3a6s1s 4.e45so 400 us
HAVANA ELECTRIC.
Jan ' i"Ap Th %. 7ssscs s,i a soios5
DETROIT UNITED.
Jan i-April IL. cies.4ao 2.2G2.35s is35osi
ATCHIsON.
Month OF March
Gross earnings. 81 2a7.s2i So 2sI.5o ss7se. 20
Exp. and taxes G.i70,e34 sS8l.45s 5.o7a.6Io
Net earnings s21s7.ssI s2esaaoi s3,oi3eoo
July Mar. 81
Gross earnings ssI 5a2 oil SIS o5s $50 $40 2Is
Exp. and taxes 5,a5i.oS4 545o7.'3o i5o57i1a
Net earnings s25.5si.s77 s235is.s 800 s@,.2itlOo
1NTERBoRorGH RAPID TRANSIT.
Month Of March
Gross oper. rev 81 142. Isl $2Sie ct6 81 AS a6i
Orer. expenses. li23.s11 os2. s6s o?2.eo1
Net oper. rev s1Gis 9ca sicosaIs s1.553o5i
Taxes ......... 1852 SsI 1872 I9l $50 "a
Inc. from op si4Ssosi si54.557 I4o2 $50
Other income. 26O40 81 l.j SOL
Total income. ST. 49, 100 sl5Is.osl slis9s Ell
Interest, rentals
etc. including
Manhat. guar $50 ZIG Ss3 $40 so $50
Ne, corr inc $500 sI4 1850 So ssIs $50
Pass'g's carried 80 341 3i5 81 OI6 o3I IS III 9O1
July 1-March 81
Gross oper rev 1922 f22 s95 $2I $50 o,a Sl9 81. So
Oper. expenses. o. lG6Sls S2l14s1 SOIL ~
Net oper. rev tI2 a58 O7s sI3.3ls5a2 81. s34 225
taxes ...-..... l3S3 ~06 l2I245 l,3too@5
Inc. from op. 81 5s2 sI1 s12 Oi5 74s $40 0se ISL
Other income. PSI go 32O056 40 J3J
Total incomes lI si4.a3I S12 S85 500 $40. s3s I16
Rentals. etc. in
Guiding Man
haitian guar. 7oss2o 7.o127i5 7.Isp.o42
Net corp. inc. sa.s2s2si s44ssos7 ss,o4aGl4
Dividends ..... 1882 100 2B62 500 2.362 $50
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-26
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-07-06
BABYs HAIR ALL CAME OUT

when my first baby was six
months old he broke out on his head
with little bumps They would dry
up and leave a scale. Then It would
break out again and it spread all over
his head. All the hair came out and
his head was scaly all over. Then his
face broke out all over in red bumps
and it kept spreading until It vas on
his hands and arms. j bought several
boxes of ointment, gave him blood
medicine, and had two doctors TO treat
him, but he got worse all the time. He
had It about six months when a friend
told me about Cuticura. ] sent and
got a bottle Of Cuticura Resolvent, a
cake Of Cuticura Soap and a box OF
Cuticura Ointment. In three days
after using them he began to improve.
He began to take long maps and to
stop scratching his head. After taking
two bottles Of Resolvent, two boxes Of
Ointment and three cakes of Soap he
was sound and well. and never had
any breaking out of any kind. His
hair came out in little curls all over
his head. I don't think anything else
would have cured him except Cuticura.
Il have bought Cuticura Ointment
and Soap several times since to use
for cuts and sores and have never
known them to fail to cure what put
them on. / think Cuticura is a great
remedy and would advise any one 10
use it. Cuticura Soap is the best that
I have ever used for toilet purposes
(signed) Mrs. f. e. Harmon. R. f. ID.
2. Atoka, Tenn, Sept. 10, 1910
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-07-06
A New Sensation.

Little Jean had visited one OF the
large summer amusement parks for
the first time, and with the courage
possessed only by those girls whose
playmates are boys and girls older
than themselves, she had not hest
tated when invited to take a ride on
one of the "thrillers" that abound in
such places.
To her mother, on her return from
the park. she confided the emotions
she had experienced as she swept
round the curves Of the figure eight"
with her elder brothers.
Mamma" she said, when I went
round those awful turns so fast l felt
Just as If had freckles on my
ach!"-Youth's Companion.