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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
BREAK IN WHEAT
SCARES BULLS
Four and a Fifth Cents is the
Drop Per Bushel; Trading
Was Only Scattered in Chi
cago Pit.

chicago, May 81 bacak OF s-5
cents bushci m the price ol May
wheat today Was followed with with
drawal of support by leading bulls
Trade. however, Was only scattered.
Other months weakened with MAY.
although the latter delivery made a
quick rally OF 3-N cents Rain ia
thu CANADIAN northwest was partly
responsible" for IA, docln, Opening
figures here were 3-ic lower To i-Nu
l-ic up. july started al ~ 3-iW
- rs, 10 IS i-Sc. droppcd to IS 3-Sc
ana closed easy at ~ i-tmNS 3-Sv.
lightness .of country offerings tend
ed To- make corn firm but the break
Ia wheat more than utfs., tnis. July
opened uu,rhaugvd L. l-sc higher at
~ '-NH 90 B-iu and Cinscd l-N az
lac lower. at ~ 8-S0a2tar.
Good buying 10y - local h"usr gaVo
some stiffness 10 uHts Juiy started
unchanged To- i-Sc higher at e. 5-Nn
% a-ic. aud stradied at 81 y "a
- 5-Nc.
Higher quotations FOR hoes lent
h"lr 10 provisions. First sales were
unchanged TO- ~ higher Win July
pork at SlrSHs lard at s>.o2i a.
N.p3. ribs. Si.Ni = a 80,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
EXHAUSTIVE TEST
Of BIG FREIGHT
ENGINE
Monster Articulated Mallet
Compound Starts to Vegas
Under Scrutiny of Corps of
Test Experts.

The big ariiculatcd freight cngin
~ III. uallci type. No 5000. len ior
Las Vegas At ~ 80 this morning ou
loaded freight cafs She was accom-
panied by Apprentice instructor VII.
liam Turnhull of this city aad Prot
Mcfarland. engineer al tests. station
ed At TopeRa and three assistants.
besides the regular Train crew
For two DAYS various Interesting
appliances have been attached here
and there ON the MONSTER, iot The pu.'
pos, ~ making tests al once dohcnt'
thorough and exhaustive Onr man
Was stationed In the dynainomotcr
car to record the pull oi the load upon
the draw bar. and similar data Three
others were porchcd upon various
portions ot the moving locomotive
\ seat OF rough lumber placcd oV e.
tine loW pressure cylinders ~ the lett
ul the stcE- leading NJ from the .ilo
accommodated Mr. Tutnbull Sus-
pended rom tia, running board en- u Q
ioit side IL. a lltlle ledge from which
readings relative to the high pre-
sure cylinder can be taken from the
indicator The man stationed he "
looks alter the t,npcratnrr and pi b.
sure readings IN thclr rcspcctv"
guagrs. and takes indicator card
showing diagrams OF The piston
siiokc 4 light baniscr tcmpuraillA
constructed along the front end 81
the lstt running hoard. assisted u thlr
expert IN taking readings from tbs
llucs aud smoke box. Two plugs IN
-. I'm
record 10 indicators " detail oi
the accuracy ~ lhuSe tests tie
guners were arranged to make auto
matte corrections Tor lhe heat eNpcnd.
I'D in a length OF copper wire tia,
transmitted Ia. record Ia The euaecs
AZ the top oi the engine readings
OF The temperature or water IN the
Ie.heatcf ana from guaac showing
he temperature OF gasscs ia the
suoke box are available Dram read
inss from a pipy attending back To fh'
m box and forward 10 HE smoke hos
art shown 81 - draii guHgo.
vi connections that are exposed "a
tne outside uir. have been thoroughly
uoiet red with asbestos Hhric and q
protecting cns' of wired tape 10 avoid
condensation Scmc oi the mcchar
lsms especially the briehl nickel m.
dicalor above tbs big cylinders luoh
rather fantastic against he mnssivr
cnsine and The presence oi the bus
ncchmnics upcn unexpected portion,
ui lis frame constitute feature HAT
is novel IN The extreme.
Thr men ongns Il IN The WORT ol
testing -oo viii return to Albuqucr.
gHc uf uEer train when the run
fo i \rgas Us com Melted
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06

Suit was illcd late Yesterday inter-.
noon by Elfeyo I,aca against Felipe
Aldercie on a promlssory note, ASK
ing for Judgment ol s2.o, besides
Interest and attorneys fees In III"
district court
Mrs. H. T. Raynor ~ auckland
New Zealnud, IN company With her
Sister. Mrs. nuriif. and her frlona.
MIS-. Derry. also "a New Zsainnd. let
,csicday morning for Pasadena
where che party viii spend the SUM
mer Mrs Derry w!niered Ia Aibn
aieiuue
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
MISSIONARIES FROM
KHOURDESTAN HERE
i,rariue Grand ~a'ni ~ Mar Starkh-
/nn I"" Solemn N'-ag"d Nrnrn-
ians solicit >id tor Dr,laiag'.

Two solemn black lrocked and
lOng-cuat,J missionaries from khonr.
destan arrived 100 ;hc city TO-DAY
10 canvas he vicinity in the interests
90 Christiunil, Thoy lclt ther ~.
tive land bul lW weeks ago and
have the appearance, oi ira innocent d,
abroad The, spent lass month H.
M'Nico. soliciting aid from every
passerhv ana have uow drilted from
san Antonio Texas 10 Albuquerque
They have ao idea how LONG they
VIII remain IN lhis country, hui expect
10 wander about as long ~ funds arc
forthcoming lor the cause theN repr'
Scni Their names are Rev Joha
Andres ana Deacon AIN Dinlel.
They have commission with Tho
saactiun oi Mar Sarkirs Iiya, hlshpp
ui lhe East chaldcan. Co srcure funds
ior he establishment at "a school foe
orphans ui any age. IA khourdcsian
a country which Is destitute OF insii.
buttons of this character
Thoir letter rs stamped with ~"
bishops official rubber .tamp seal
and sign'd With flourish ot Ntme-
Man Both wrar liaht hcards ani
straight hImmci DERBY hats. with
an accompaniment ut ministerial col
lar and ~ai,tcoal
Thea spcak little spanish, French
ana English with q quaint accent hnt
doubtless considerable depth ll,gcl q
honcaih ia "a lamb.likt clerical a.
psCt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
WALL STREET rH AIDING.

Nvw YoIh May 6 rpon!ng quo
mtius IN th, stock market today
showed tcV hnngcs of Importance
from Yesterdays close Tho widest
change Wa- IN Canadian fariiir
~ hitch lost t-N Variations in other
stocks Wrr, limos, equally distributed
between small gains and small LOSSES.
The uiark,l adopt,d u gcn"rali> de
Ginning trndrpcy, win considerable
presSure against thc coal stocks.
United states opened . Ia down on
liquidation inspired by the untn' or
able ANIMAL report. Canadian va
cific lost li4 'h.saleak" \ ONO
Ia ANA l-high Valley D.
The WHrkel closed stca"N' Later
strength was shown by Western MARI 81
land ana northern Pacific, the former
advancing . is points.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
SPLITTING ORDINANCE
WILL BE ENFORCED
ti,iu-t Iut,irs Men stationed Ia tib.
i'u-i bnnc VIII Arrest w, p'r>rn
Found Breaking same: severe t'cn-
atty.

The mruhvls OF tie board II
health moan hu 'iness la their crusade
against lhy foolish and dangerous
habit of splitting IN thu u postoilics
building Health officers In plain
clothes have been stationed ia The
lobby, with Instructions 20 arrest
each ana every offender The pen.
nliy prescribed by city ordinance 10"
spi ing ON the sidewalks on Ia ptib.
lie buildings. H. fin of irom S. 10
$50 or imprisonment and b. is he In.
IGNITION ul the authorize, 10 deal
harshl, with yiuln,ors nf tho Ofd,.
i.i,e Public cooperation Ia the
Huplrcs zion OF his dangerous pac,
Ice ~ need 4. and tine !. port Of In.
fractions b. earnestly solicited
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
SPELLING MATCHES
ARE A SUCCESS
Innovation in City Schools
Show That Some of the Stu.
dents Are Experts in Work
of Getting Right Letters.

The fourth at series ~ hnli.year.
Is spelling contests for The city pub.
lie schools held Yesterday was n ic
cidcd success Tho results which
were not tabulatod until last niehD.
show that the innovation is achict.
Ing substantial result, IN the improve.
mcnt of spelling standards Ia tn"
schools
TAO contests are held each year.
al oral match ia the tail and writ.
ten match 10 the spring Fiity words
we're submitted ia scaled cny 'lopos
simultaneously 10 the different wards
YESTERDAY, aud rigid rules concerning
ornsnr,s, capitalization ana individ'
ual effort were adhered 80. Each
word misspelled deducted . per cent
from q grade ui 100 per ccni
The resulting aycrng percentages
showed an increase OF from 10 pc
cent io 10 pvr cent throughout the
citt system. az compared 10 tbr rec.
urdr %. year ego
The average pcrc, mage uf tho di'.
icrcni wards ran as follows First
ward. ~ 10. second ward II -, Fourth
ward 80 Third ward ~
The First ward school won H. fvc
highest percentages Miss Teller =
grades. J.2 aud l.l winning over all
other like grades IN city. Mis,
Naughn's az ana 81 also winnlug
liist place lot those grades. aud Misc
prrkins' 81 grndc first place. The
Third wand school won three hieh -
.r., cents Miss Clcrts 81 Grade won
lisi ,lacc, Miss All,n's G.2 grade won
FIRST place. aud Miss Takkcn's -
grade won liiI place
The Fourth ward Won one highest
percentage. and th, auo the hiehcs'
percentage won IN he civ gIS %,
Miss Margaic. Is leh,ts - grade.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
RESTORATION
CcontIuued from PAGE one)

continued from PAGE one.)
with thc uoW tendencies than the
Republican It's free forces are the
tu.ccS of progress and at popular re-
form
'"th parties are nf Necessity ht ak
ing 1Na. ir"m the past whether thrN
VIII cor no. hocauso our lie has hso-
ken AWAY from al, past tn. lfo Df
America o not the 1850 u was twenty
ar, ago. u b. not thu nfo i ms
ton wears hpn. W. have chang'd
put economic conditions from ton 20
bottom. ana with our economic con-
diiiuus has changed alsu The orgaul
xiti"n OF "m Ifr Tb- old patty
,o mula- du NOT ht thr present CON
dltons
W. have 500 complicated our ma
uiprr, cog -oN,rnn, lt Np have
mad" % 20 difficult 81" tnll 81 am
bushes and hiding Wsc,-. >" indi-
rect iliai instead Of aaNins true rep
sentative government vc have a
great in"Ntricablr iungl of urganlza
'"n 1tcry, ming between the people
nd the processes 81 their govern.
m"nt $40 That bY stag s. without m
1 uding II, without u,irg aware, ~ Il.
we have lost tho purity and direct.
n'~s Of req cscniHtNc goytrumr nt
what w" must devote ourselves to-
nov Is not ." upsotiiur our insiitu.
'lons. but tp restoring ih,m.
ind'mbtodb Wo should avoid *.
chrmcnl ana shouid Siicnrt the dem
agneuc.
itt M tSk ourselves very frankly
what u - that needs to l., corr cte l.
10 sum IL pll up IN nnt sentence. IA
Is III" control Of politics and of our
life u. great combinations ~ wealth..
Men sometimes talk As y il were
wealth "a. were AFRAID ul ~ IL We
were Jealous 81 the accumulation of
grfai fortunes. Nothing OF IA, kind
h true
but cvorybody knows that so,ne
~ The men who control the wealth
and have hullt az the Industry OF the
country seek to Central pnllilcs and
also Ia dominate ia. lie Of common
men IN The way In which no man
hpuld De- permitted To- dominate.
Th, recall of iudgcf II another mat
ter Judges are noI law makers
IhcN are aui administrators Th,i
uulN VS. not g. determine what the
Jaw SNAIL De, INT L. determine hat
the laN b. Their Independence. th, ir
| sens al dignity and of freedom h. of
IN" tirsi consequence L. tn. stability
of the tsntr. To apply To- them The
principle ut the recall II io set up tho
Idea that determinations of what the
law Is musi respond To- popular i'm
pulse ana To popular judgment
II H. sufficient that IN. penple
should have the power ~ change tn
law when they viii. II Il not necessary
that they should directly Influence Us
threat OF recall ihos. who merely in
i.rppt the law already established
The second power ". fear Is tho
control Of our lif" through the vast
privileges OF corporations which us'
the wealth Of masses of men 10 sus-
tain their enterprise. II ~ In conn."-
ton with this danger that II ~ necss-
sHrl To- de- some of our dearest and
rrankcst thinking
The programs Of parties must nov
b" programs of enlightenment and
read iustmcn,. not revolutionary. hui
| restorative.
! am sorry Tor TIA" man Whn Il so
| blind that he does not see the uppor-
, tunity, and I am happy In the conf
h"ncc that IN this era men of strength
| and cf priciple win see their oppor
tunit, "i immortal service.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
rOsT OFFICE WANTS
coon NtSSt\t.lR BOY

Hen, b. an opportunity Ton s"mr de-
serving Aibuqu' rlur boy Ia SECURE a
good job Win tnch sam az his boss
The post oils department IS adVer-
ti.iug combinations for a messenger
hoA tn June e, lall To- be hoid he
'"r, Dan Phillips "a tn' Atnuluorquc
post office Information win be FUR
uishrd Day MI phillips
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
tli'ago ii,cstWL.

chicago May . catfl. Receipts
goo. market strong; bcoN"s. Si."o ''
$40, Texas steers. Si.6pm $50. west
orn steers. 50 Np~ $50: sOckors ami
ic,drrs. SiO0a so. COWS aud hcif-
rrs. xs.iud 500; calves. Si.6O ~ $50.
Hogs Receipts iO.00o, market
steady to 5c az. light. a. 5ons.lo;
MIXED. St.fru 80, HEAVY, $500 u
80. rough. Si.aasi 10, good "a
choi,e. heavy Sa.iom $40. pigs, 1855
y COZ. hulk of sales 81 .S0u a.N5.
sheep Receipts 0oo, marko,
steady native, sauna to. western.
sS.25m iG+. warnings, 81 .'on 80,
native lambs SAFE as. western
lambs. Sllau6.S3
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
No. Alfalfa, $3.50 per ton.
T.. W. FEE.

N'v'r hesitate about giving cham
hpnin's ruueA iiemcdy 10 children
II contains uu opium or other mar
cotl's and nu he given with implicit
"unnd'uDr A. quick cure foi
coughs rnd colds to which children
uro susceptible II " unsurpassed
Sold hy au druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06

kansas CIV. MaN -t attic Re
coipts lNn, market steady nn'iNt
steers. Sa.-1nSlo; southern steers
Sf9bn $50. southern cows ana he'll
crs t3.aNi75, natiN. COWS ana
holfcrs. As.G0m 500. stnckrrs aid
feeders. sl1su5.,a. bulls, siou 81
g 90 calves. siO0Qd,5 western
stc.rs. Sitasi5sb western COVE
325M 900.
Hogs Receipts 1000, market
strong 10 ,c higher. bulk at sales
t51Jua.Ns. heavy. >a.i5fi . 80; pack
,is and butchers. sa.i5fi $50 hgm,
S5.SpM go.
sheep Receipts none market
steady
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06

Nrw YORK Central l01 i-N.
Northern Pacific. ia Is
ltesding lal IS
southern Pacific. 10 3-i.
nion Pacific "a IS
steel. & 81
St,, preferred, ll@.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
Ne. ! Alfalfa. $3.50 pes ton.
T.. W FEE

g. - HuwklHs form.rl, Postal
tsHog. Hsur bdf unw ,irf ,i"rk tu
-Isrr.nt. drm BLACK With hradluar-
ur. llrn,rt. b. ln Albuducipu, on
80 oifUDd "trip
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
-. outs Ncol.

II Louis Man Wool unchang-
ed territory and western mediums
1874 l1c. fine mediums. lSm l5c; finc
ilm1.c
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
New NOrk Metals.

New YORK MAY q Lead and cop.
per uumiuAlN unchanged.
silver 30 tic.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
Nrn Nnrk NlnlcN.

New York May o. can money
nominal
Prime mercantile paper, as n pri
cent
Mexican dollars. i5c,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06

New York. May d. Am"isannaied
Copper 90 SEES
sugar llA
Atchison 1903 is.
Great NQrthrrn pr,ferr'a. isS 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

STOLEN-B Brown horse about io0O
pounds, hiiched 10 light buggy FRI.
day nigh, from In front OF my Ol'ic,
\. Montoya. 1Os u, Third ST. Gti
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06

81 rlin'is onI, si2.50 PEE ton
-, Is o. st,lrf,, .oi W Gold Ave.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
ti,,agO t.ruiu.

chicago. May 4 Wheat July,
IS I-iuNN 3-Nc sept. N1isc
corn July. o.. a-Sm5eisc; sept.
% 1-Nc.
oats JN. 3. G-Sm3stsc: sept.
81 5-Nm32c.
PORK Iuly siiPeia
lard july. SN.otis. Sept. SS.l;ia
RIBS July S1asis Sept. s7.Si =
u go.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06

Take LAXATIVE BROMO ouinlne
Tablets Druggists refund money n
4 fans 20 cure. = W. GROVES zig
nature IL on each box 2sc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06

WANTED Reliable woman Tor gen.
eral houseworh, small house. Two
IN family good wage 5is = High
phone ii2
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14
BONDHOLD LDERS SUERAIl ROAD
Foreclosure Proceeding Follows
Default on S25O,000.

At the request of the protective committee
Of the MlddIctowD. Unicnville & Water Gap
Railroad, which dcfaultcd in June in the
rayment Of the principal on its outstanding
$50 oNo ; per cent second mortgage bonds.
George NJ Cumming. formerly vice-presi-
dent Of the Eric Railroad and one OF the
trustees under the mortgage. nstitutcd
foreclosure suit yesterday against the road
in the New York Supreme Court in orange
County.
The Middetown. Cnionyle g. Water Gap
Railroad is an important part Of the line Of
the New York. Susauehanna & Western
Railroad BY which il j. controlled through
stock Ownership and which paid the inter
est on its bonds When its second mort
gage 81 matured. in June. the MiddletoWn.
Unionvillc e. Water Gap Railroad did not
have funds to pay them. An offer was
made TO extend the issue until November J..
1911, with interest guaranteed by the New
York. Susquchanna C Western. but as all
the bondholders did not consent the plan
fell through and tho principal was de-
f3uted.
hondholdors' committee. consisting OF
Charles |. Henri. chairman: Newman Erb
and Harmon ". Hendricks. was formed In
December 70 protect tho interest Of the
second mortgage bondholders. WolImap n
Wollmau. OF No. - Broad street, are coun-
sci for the committee. \ member or the
firm said YESTERDAY that no steps had yet
been taken looking TO the appointment OF
n receiver Tor the road and that II was TOO
early yet 10 say whether this would be
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14
JUDGE l0VETT PLEASED
Head OF Hartman Lines Saws
Vests Prospects Are Good

CN~'uosc N"ncrt : Iove,f be,d r ,ho
Hartman lines. returned ves,orda,. ,ron,
an extensive trip over the r-,;or aud
southern Pacific systems with on,b,istic
views ON the business and cron outloohs
in their TERRITORY.
'o'hu conditions on our lines satis:ac-
rory he said. the most gratifying fcat.
"'o - ,hc ample rainfall = wear ago We
came oahSetously near water famine
even IN the irrigated districts. We are
reasonably assured against this danger this
Nesr TIL" precipitation Of snow and rain
in the mountain states is r,ucb ahove the
average, and In California is almost un-
PIeceHented. our roadbed In some districts
o. california has been damaged TO some
extent and the country roads arc in had
condition.
S'slncss has been slowing dorm 10 some
extent throughout the West There is not
as mnch building going IN in the towns
ana cities as year ago Some ntrchonts
complain that trade IS dull. but no one
oit'red any explanation. and the cause is
not apparent TO me. The feeling is good
Every one Is expecting better business and
observed no disturbing factor. nor was
any suggested. The outlook for good crops.
in view OF the unusual rainfall. is very er-
courSgnC.
Excepting cruptions mere and there tie
peoc'e seem conservative. and the feeling
toward the railroads is good Railroad
commission bills were defeated bv lsrge
mal'riiieS III the legislatures Of Utah and
Idaho. and while some unfair legislation
hes been enacted in some Of the states
that 5" far rassed is cndursble.
While our earnings have fallen off ard
rrchabiy will continus for some time 10
run behind last year. get II must be rs-
menlhered tnat last year vas WITH US IN
prcccdented the gross earnings Of the
Southern Pacific having been IN excess Of
$4,000, o0n and of the Union Pacific in ex-
cess Of fll,oeo.o"o over any previous year
in thei- history. Compared With previous
years Dc have no c5ute 10 complain
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in hankruptcy
we're filed IN the United states Circuit
Court YESTERDAY:
FRANCIS MOVES cooperation. fish deal
o.. at No. Il Fulton Fish Market; In.
xolpntary. Creditors american Net an and
end John G. crate. Sal II is charged The
corpsry made preferential payments and
allowed q receiver to he appointed in tho
supreme Court ON Msrch .. Liabilities a'e
GEORGE MATTHEWS. Of No. ~ Park
avenue. who was president Of Holm Mat, q,
thews. In9.. manufacturer Of carhonsted
beverages. AZ no $33 East 26th street; vol-
Crodi ;ors: Knlckerbocker Trust Company,
1868. Market aud Fulton National Bank
slo29e. Fifth National Bank, sli.2cs
Chatham National Bank; $500; unioG l,nnn
BanE ~ thes esRepubiic. Chicago. 1000
FRITZ RCpER and ALEX. SCHOENAN:
restaurant. al Nos. 81 and 50 s.; Mark 5
Place. voluntary. Liabilities. $25. 1853, OF
which $1,000 is secured, and nominal az,
scts. Sass creditors Odd Fellows Hall
Mary BURKHARpT. srocer, Of Mount
vernon. 'o'rntary;. Liabilities 1890
aominal assets. S22l6
rs. Madison avenue: voluntary: Labiii-
ties. Sl.543: assetg. 500
TpVlN u WENDELL. resl estate
broke 40 so West l5Sih street; voiun,
farv Liabilities. t5.S16. assets. stock of
ne T.. r. Wendell Company. par value
81 oo0 Creditors: Bartholomew Robson,
Sl.571. 1nd Esse Davis. of Pittspurr. $1,000.
EASTERN SAFE AND VAULT COM
pANS. Of 30 400 Broaduay William =.
Forepapsh appointed receiver; bond. s-o-
o0n and authorized 10 continue business
twenty days Liabilities s12.00o assets.
go. 600 Creditors: Herring Hall Marvin
safe C1fnnanv.
PAPAMOJ- FILM COMPANY. of No.
81 Vest 18th street. L. 2. Hamlin ap-
roiutcd receiver Part of the property.
worth 81. .pN" was sold on January IS hy
CIT, marshal Cor $500
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS

chicago March 5.--CATTLE--R'cs 'cspts, -.
on" s'edy % & I2ner e,,crS Gee rs1r@ 20 3, :,
ass 10: rtock-ra AMI feeders. Sass -. COW
and heifcrs 8. soasj So calves, So 'Sds> 30
o. higher than thc opeuins light s. >a<, 20
miNcd S6 T5QS7 90. heavy. S6 'jQS, rough So y
ass 20; eooi TO choice h@svy; 50 inns, pig;
81 5oTsT 10. bulk ~ sales 81 shn<i o. sHEEF
Receipts eoNH. steady; native. SNsi. West
ern. S3lSGs3 %: earrings. - ItdS s. lambs
native s5ass 40: Western. - :51th 10
Cincinnati March ~. -- 'ArTL Ii Receipts
icn,mos rrg 80 50 2,Ss, Hocs - Receipts. ss'"
'SsS,r HGsS ana s?$ Sos5 ?G' . commou s.gs5 g
LANBs-strons. - lass 81" ..,,. .,.-...
East Buffalo. March ~. -''ATTit-R Rsceip, -
3 700. fa,riv ar.l,e and steady. prime steer.
g. Goqs5 - .e,ppns 81 $, ss9N' ~, '',sh,iS ,is,
8 ~ bnil, s.aS5 ~. ~toesers and reeoere. - .;
ass 2S stock heller. sass -. frcsh go"r and
srrinssrs sicady - s;onSs, AEM. E's,,p ,n PIT ~.
iIO.S- Rore'Ttr. 1atoo. active aud lon .ne
iop cr hes,y 81 2HnS o. mixed 81 ;39s' ~
,o,6ers 81 'e,, 49, Ds So :, 30; rops9. - 20 %
SHEEP ANp LAMBS Receipts. LOCO scti,e.
hsavy lsrh- %. ~others 25c higher. fear
ian-rs. e5GSss =. ,e,rlinS s. iO0S5 -; wethey-
ssrs5 % eve. s. bsd g -; sheep mixed. S3n
hausss cts. March n -C,TrLE Rcccipts
7" snn iuclu1iug !. 40 ; uiherns. steody 90 Ia.
lower dressed l>cef and EXPORT sieers $50 - l",
.r. ara feeders - .JnSA ~. Southern. II i5d
a. 10. southern cows. g. @5d<3 -. native <In
e. a. be,fsrs 81 JonSs bulls 81 2jnsj =,
r.i,es &, Jogks - HOGS Receipts. - oro
$50 lover. built ~ sales ss soISS %. hseN'.
ss sN1 si s.. packers and butchers sb sou 81 a5
I, rh,s &. pdd ka % SN --Rseeip's. Il ON
s'eadl LAMBS - sSot6 -. .carlings. 81 900
xS7 ~ rethsrs 81 o5dsS. c~~s stdsi -. stock
nf- orI feeders tSdsi
r,ttsturg March 3.-cAlTtE Lover, srr
81, uzht. choice 81 jopsS - pria. 81 ,Stss -
sIfEFP-~steady. supply. 20 double csck. .priws
,,,,hers 81 S5Gss culls and common. 2. N,f
&, 80 lambs sJGsS a. VEAL CAi.'Es. 80 3nd
$40 uoGs-Lop.r receipts A. dcub, decks
crt,,e heavies. g % mediums q 2a:tI Is
Ssrvv Terk,rs 'sh, Workers ana r'a' 81 ;"
rorshs .esis 70