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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-15
NATIONAL GUARD
TO USE
TYPHOID VACCINE
Order Comes From Adjutant
General Brookes at Santa
Fe and is a Precaution
Against Contracting Ty-
phoid Fever.

Car,a,a Elder received the following
letter from Adiutant Bru"kr,:
santa Pc, y. ~. Iulv :, n.
SIR
Enclosed herewith is letter Ut the sur
peon General regarding typhuid pruuhy.
lacti". wish You would urge All your
men "a take thi, treatment a. II h. nurm.
less aud will probably save the lives of
several men who would otherwise Die ~
typhoid ~ u result ot the rUcampnrnt.
We can not afford Ia lose good men an'i
u u Va very easy 60 save their lives
This i a sure preventative Of typhoid.
Very respectfully,
\ : BEOOKEs.
ALiutaut General
t%Enclnsure).
Albuquerque, y. NJ, June -. ~
To Company Commanders;
Your attention - respectfully invite,
to the nse ~ the typhoid va cine ~ .
means ~ preventing the appearance
ard spread Ut typhoid fever ia the miii
tary camps.
During the past fonr months IL ha.
been used upon an troops forming th'
maneuver hrigades un the Mexican hor
der with the result that here have beer
no eases Of typhoid Developed am"nps
those troops.
The use ~ the vaccine has been slim
Mated recently hy the example Of th'
Honorable Secretary 1T War who wa
himself in%oculated against the disease
~ order Ia he II service IN success
fully preventing typhoid II Is neces
sary that three doses be- given az inter
walls NJ abont ten days.
Ia a country such as New Mexico, II
which the inhabitants 10 u large eSten
depend for their water supply from shall
low wells the presence 81 typhoid feve.
- more 10 be- feared than In the large
eenters Of population provided will
good. filtered water supply aud In Poin
Of experience typhoid Is one 81 the mos
prevalent Of the summer diseases In thii
territory.
The n~e Of the protective inoealaiioI
h franeht with no danger TO the indi
vldnnl 1T an. In most eases there u M
reaction after 10 nae. A few ease'
experienee . slight headache aud a liz
AZ main NJ the seat Of the inocnlaiion
Tor half a dozen hours after the first
dose: the second aud third doses are a.
. rule witheui symptoms.
IN view Of the great practical va'as
A. reducing che Incidence Of typhoid
fever III camp life and also In ilm'''na
shs mortality Of the djaease Il Is Q
.tyonuly Recommended that company
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-15

ReHall orderlies for constipation
Elk Drug store-Guai anteed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-08
MAY CUT RATE ON SAVINGS
Banks Say Deposits Are Not so
Large as a Few Years Ago.

When the trustees Of the different savings
hanks in the city meet within two weeks 10
tx the rate Of interest 70 be paid by their
respective institutions AZ the July inter-
est period. IL IS the impression among Of
Acials Of the larger ones that there Will Ne
no reductions except perhaps by two or
three small institutions I'm the upper part or
the civ. The Brooklyn and Williamsburg
savings banks have already decided 10 con-
tinue the 4 per cent rate. The president OF
the New York State Savings Bank Asso-
citation. Charles +. Hanaman. and the re-
Gently retired Superintendent Of Banks ..
y Cheney. at the associations annual
meeting last month. urged the 2ia per cent
rate for all Of the institutions, arguing
that the smaller banks are forced either to
undergo strain by maintaining the higher
rate or lose patronage by reducing H.
Some Of the larger institutions. however.
maintaining that their depositors should
have the benefit OF their more advantageous
investments show little disposition 10 change
their policy While admitting that the de-
posits during the last year have not been
as large in volume as they were a Few
years ago. they assert that reaction Is
setting in and that there is no need for any
reimbursement. None OF the banks which
has reduced its rate las returned 70 the
higher rate. however. and the advocates Of
the low rate say the only question now Is
as 10 which Of the per cent institutions
will capituiate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-08
TO ENFORCE POTASH TAX
Germans Will Probably Bring
Suits in u. S. Courts.

Berlin. June 7.-Representatives Of Amer
lean potash interests to-day served the
owners Of independent German potash
mines with the formal notice that they will
refuse 20 accept deliveries Of potash sub
iect TO the payment Of a super-contingent
tax.
After the agreement If May Is regarding
contracts was reached between the amer
leans and the German potash syndicate'
negotiations were opened with the inde-
pcndonts. whose contracts with the Amer
leans are responsible for the present Ger
man potash law The German contractors
insist that the American firms are respon-
s,ble for the tax.
The Americans formal notification TO the
German independents to-day indicates that
the negotiations have failed. The Germans
probably will bring suit against the Amer
leans in the United States courts 10 enforce
-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-08
IRON AND STEEL TRADE.
~ Iron ~ says

The Iron Age says.
our reports from blast furnaces. covering
/ onerations IN MAY, show a further reduc-
ION In the output. The restriction Of OPP
erations thus continues our ngures show
tbat the total make OF coke and anthracite
pig iron in May was lhsa.iJD gross tons, or
81 1-4 ions Il day, against 2 65.O66 tons n
/ Anil or 49, $50 tons "A day. quite a number
~ furnaces were blown out during the
month. but some OF these merely went out
90 renairs and ma he expected 10 be in
aa ~. shortly Several furnaces con
ntcted with steel plants We're blown in,
! indicatinc that the production Of pig iron
for steel MAKING may slightly increase.
Tbo number OF furnaces IN operation June
= ~. -, 1og against IL on May l. The United
cIto,os steel Corporation had in Oueration
81 Inc beginning or this month S3ig per
a. ~ ~ blast furnace capacity. This is
oho,t the rate OF production which has
oD,.atled for some time. indicating uni
serr,Ifv IN the operations OF the corpora
10, ~. works a. whole. this being ac-
cor1panied ~ no accumulation OF stocks OF
pig ne - steel bar trade shows some improve
IA a result Of the recent reduction In
men, 4 considerable tonnage OF steel
,.,s placed last week with the leading
udIao,Tscttirers on the new basis by agrl-
ia.1i,,,,ral Implement makers and other large
cnnsumers who contract ~ this time for
.ti amply for the twelve months be-
thtn, Julv J. Other lines in which re.
elhIino5s we're made do not show much inn
o,iu.oO,ernent in business. yet the week has
a
nor ,ew projects involving structural ma.
ioI ~ we're 5000 tons for a department store
ler' SSewark. y. j. 200 tons for the new
/ alt,6ing Of the American Express Com
pu.i- New York -.4iD tons for the by
| pam, coke oven plant at South Bethle-
pIop penn. 6.9a2 tons for the otis Bank
Eneeii,,i,ding. Chicago. The fabricating con-
/ Euilu'tsG or the Hotel Statler. Cleveland 1000
trsc' bas AZ length been placed Rail orders
ou . somewhat better
rssrhe Iron Trade Review. says: New
- are being submitted for the $500
! tehu sor the He'll Gate bridge. and similar
| ,o,its is being taken I'm regard 10 numer
a1s smaller contracts throughout the coun-
QUE c0ying 10 the recent reduction OF 81
! IT. go, on structural material on products
which reductions were announced last
on new quotations seem 10 be pretty
! We" r,aintsined on the limited amount OF
~el,;;,ess placed. New price reductions in.
! ouussfn from s. 10 81 a ton on old country
Gu bringing quotations On this material
td the basis established October /. 1910 for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-08

llOt AMI MEAL l'A4 d lliiAf Ahr't-
tied by uncertainty regarding Thursdays gov
eminent report - Louis was about the only
point IN the West reporting any Improvement
in demand. spring patents SSH s. 30; winter
straichts - % n 81 -. winter patents 81 20N
- 10 spring clears 81 s. 81 90: extra No 1
winter - iOa 50 80. extra No = winter. So IS a
spring patents, S6 Is SO -. RYE FLOUR
quiet. fair TO good, 81 $50 -. choice TO
Kin dried. SO 10 BAG MEAt-Fine white and
yellow 81 i6Gsl 20, coarse 81 i0Tsl 10.
FEED-western spring $e3 10 2 s23 35 stand
So 90. city bran. So 40 bulk SOS sacks. mid
ding SIS % a SIS red dog. s2s hominv chop.
So % bulk SO - sacks. oilmeal sSS 5oa s5i
PROyIsIO>S-EXcept near the close. when
the market VAS influenced by the late
strength in grain, provisions we're heavy all
ilv sta4sig SO. short clear SIS 1911.
BEEF--Mess sI2aSi2 30. family si3g sl3 50;
500 BEEF HAMS--ouiet at s25 80 s27 so
DRESSED HOGs-steady; baeons. sac. $50
p ~ iSq D. g 20 bellies IF s Grm pigs 10 S h.
hams arm at iaai3.3;c. oTALL61W6gq?,4lst.
middle West. s3Oas 4Oc city steady at 77sc;
refined barely steady, south America, BOO;
continent ss5G Rrazii s 4sss 70 zoo com
CLEO 81. qsi,c. city lard l0gloifc
.UGAR-Rehned steady 70 firm and fairly
active standard graduated, &c ret. less per
cent cash Raw here higher, centrifugal. s6
lasses sugar 81 test 3.l4c. Sales yesterday and
today we're about 100 WN bags. including some
Cubas transferred from one rehner 10 another at
2isc equal TO 3 $50. but ether business on cost
and freight terms FOR Cubas and cost insurance
ard freight for Porto Ricos. closed at
9-l6c. equal 70 392c. In London beet sugar
vas arm and al dearer. June. los Sid: July.
los "a and August, los ga The movement
of sugar a. the United States ports FOR the week.
as stated by Wett Gray figures IN bags
follows Receipts. 4o,4oo. against 10000 last
week and 81 900 last year Meetings.. 55.~o.
compared with 600 and 5000 Total stock.
go 800. against Isl 200 ana $4,000.
HICE-Steady. but business was moderate
METALs-CoPPER-s quiet. spot.
June. July. August and september II. SD
l. 05c London dun spot $50 Sc 81 futures.
go Lake IL - y ooc eie ~ tie i22Sg
Weak spot A. q isc. June. a. q 2 ~ ~ /;
July. ~ 2s7-c. August ~. % iie5c. and
ssP,embsr ~ &c ton6on wax spot
II I soc New York and ~ =. ~ 22i-c East 81
Louis. London. no = I'd. sPELTER-Qulet
at 1854 4oc New York and 520n ESQ East
Dull. Cnoksons. Dc. IRON-Cleveland war.
rants iss I'D in London Locally auiet No
southern soft. sl5akl5 so. 80 ? foundry
Northern. sl4 75qti5 -
MOLAssEs AND sYBrPs-steady and un-
changed
NAVAL srOREs-sprits turpentlne a shade
.ssier, machine made barrels. 5Tisc. Rosin and
TAR quiet and unchanged
OIL --IIuserd oil unchanged Refined METRO
leum steady a. : a5c FOR standard white in bar
COrToNsEED Ou.--Owing ~ the conven-
ton and me noon S9s ,bs xeh WI De IN force
Ntthout feature. apart from a little pressure
from local traders on near months. Local con
Y.ster-
Open High Low. Clos. day
june Jpos '...............sa ea ga sSisssss ssI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-08
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago June : CATTLE - he.slsIS
.SSS s e s. good r sEas''
IS 30. western. - 75d g IS; s'ookers ana ~
feeders 50 sass - COWS ap Haof 9Fs
- ooo. wax 10 shade lower than YESTERDAY >
average: light. s. sOq So - 2; mixed - evI
&c ri. heavv - $50 80 10. rough. - 90
e. co GOOD 70 choice heavy s. sod So 10. pigs.
a 556 SO 10: bulk OF sales. 50 70 - ~.
sHEEP-Receipgts - o. Wo. seas s.
earrings. 81 b n So 40. lambs native. - -"p
So 90. western. 81 2jQs7e s.a.
East E ..o,. Jg Zoo ec,i[e 56c higher.
s5 Is a 50 % HOGs-Receipts; 1000 actTe'
pigs steady; others * zoe oa "a as 81 workers,
SC SOC - u. pigs. so GOA SO %; roughs g 20 Z
s. 50 stays. sass -. dairies ooS S 81
STEEP AND LAMBsmsees5i['s I, Iyo. sSgsT:
yearnzs. s. % as5 70: wethers, - D. az az
ewes s. jOqsl :5 sheep mxsT I s. 5eg 81 49,
: o9a Including 500 scutherns. steady:
stocAers and feeders strong dressed peer snt
Ts5 Is. western. 81 - n SO 10; stockers and
feeders S4qS5 Southern. SASS 90 southern
ss4 80 ,. na' So a, ss % calves SAD
81 so HOGS-Recepts. 900 s,eady 70 &c
lower; bulk OF sales s. $50 So o.; hesvg; 81 n es
lights s6Gssl sHEEP-Receipts 14;ooo'
steady 70 25c lower: lambs SEES; ysari,,sasss:
SsS 90. stockers and feeders 81 6og So rs.
Cinrinnatl. June CATTLE : Receipts.
/ I 600 slow and steady FAIR 20 eood shlpp"'s'
/ s5Ts6. common s2Gs4 HOGS-hecelpts
1000: slow. 4 Oc higher; butchers and snip ID
! Ders, So 2OGsG -. common. 81 - 2 50 90.
/ sHEEP~Receipts 1850: steady s2rS5 go;
/ i.,,bs steady 81 50dST 81.
Pitfsb1rg lure 7-CATTLE-steady: supply
light. choice 81 s5ds6 20: good. So 2oas6 81.
81 36aS4 80: culls ard common S2qS3 sprinz
/ lambs - 5OdS7 II. VEAL CALVES. s6uss D"
HOGS-Uigher: receipts steady prime heavie-
! s6 151s6 20. MEDIUMS SO 25nS6 30: heavy loree
ers 81 .5ds6 20. light Workers and pigs 80 o.
roughs, sJaS5 30.
T.y Telegraph 70 TIE Tribune
- Louis. June &c TTLE-Recepts. 1897 ,
good steers Zoe higher. common mixed l,c io"ef'
Steers 81 sOllSS &C.: hsifers - oS1sS -. COWS.
81 a5GS5. Southern steers. 81 lJN % 70 southern
| roUs 81 aJGs4 70 HOGS-Recepts, liza: a.
tive and So higher. light and medium soseo ~
hackers 81 90aSG %. roughs. soqso DO PIGS,
- a5qs5 so. Southern pigs ana hogs - .gp
! g. CO. SIiEEP-Recelpts I3os. larry sGtl -o :
| and lOG9Os lower spring lambs - i9usi ~.
Siinped lambs s. 50dsG clipped sheep. 80 500
81 common, - 25m 81 ~.
BY Telegraph 10 The Tribune
louisville June T-sHEEP and LAABs-ke =
cepts 30. market slow; TOP iainns, g ;, -
! hest lambs 81 I0d$I ~ seconds SSrS7 !" cui's
c 4 FAT shesr. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-08
DIAMOND IMPORTS INCREASE
Less Smuggling, Ludwig Nissen
sars-private Detectives Used.

The demand FOR diamonds and otne'
,r.-ioys stones throughout the United
s.,.ss during the fiscal year ending with
ms month will Increase the total imports
ar,agh the port Of New York 10 more
rsr $500 g0. according 20 IN estimate
-,ss By Ludwig Nissen. large diamond
a,orter. WHO said yesterday that these
.urss have never been exceeded In the
rorv q lhe trade for any fiscal wear
rM ne single exception Of last wear
r.sr record breaking total Of Si4.SS5.o57
rs reached. Tie imports in 1907 were
sro than Sal 600 900 and I'm 1906 more
tan tio9o0el0, which are the only fiscal
'rr which have reached the si0.OOO,Ooo
r,rk The sum Of S4o24s.565 is the value
l.est on tie gems received during me
ar eleven months. according 10 the fg-
res az he Appraisers Stores.
Nr Nissen stated that there has been a
suksi decrease in the quantity Of cut
srs Struggled into this country because
X lie increased vigilance Of the customs
inorues and because Of the work OF
,.nls employed IN the foreign gem cen
RS by tie Precious stone Importers Pro-
fuvs Association.
After conference with Collector Loeb
'sATtins tie smuggling Of gems by IN
rEnogs dealers and tourists. Mr.. Ms
~ re president ~ .he importers assoc
alan viii sail to-day on the Amerika
y ne diamond centres Of Europe. While
sS'sd ne Will strengthen the force Of pri-
10 cstectves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-08
WIPE OUT s73,O(O,0OO
,,stion Companies Receivers Give
', s',ss to Settle for $780, ooo'
JUDGE LAcoM8E HAS PLANS
,.;,,s in Litigation Due to Com
''', nlicated Methods Of Leas-
inc and subleasing.

IAN, Of 10000 by the Metropoli-
ne pa Railway Company TO the re-
On pr for the Third Avenue faalroaa com,
ee'e' ~ vine out claims amounting 70
pay -~ 90 that have arisen from the
O's' s ss' method of leasing and suoleas-
ALWAYS in this city and have
irg Sl'' ,n,ect Of long and costly htiga-
bssn - -. ras the substance OF n plan
a'ns .,,,sd yesterday for approval 10 ,, Juase
sa'n'.. Of the United States circuit
Ii'o''' ~ Adrian H. Joline and Douglas
C'a't -sceivers for the Metropolitan
go5insO.' .,,u,av Company; Frederick W.
street 10. rsceiver for the Third Avenue
VarNs'r- Germany. and William W. Ladd,
S1. .'rsr for the New YORK street halfway
COMPANY oso~ved decision. and d.
Jais' rsel 10 submit all additiona.
o ,'r BY MOnday ,.,,., the ue,ronoli-
~ '.-.nanv involved in this proposed So
~ -, s,ys been a stumbling block in the
is,-.. ..s reorganization of the COMPANY
Fo7o' ,,sse claims were only lightly
AiO - in the plan Tor reorganization
i'l.H n, the TWO committees Of bond
slu'I -. Public Service Commission.
o. s.,ame Of vital importance when'
ne, eco the commission requested a
'oHs %. count from the reorganization
'''al'u - All the claims against the cor
psrsiion. 10, s,,br,itteS 10
r.cou,be was the result OF our re-
said Commissioner Maltoie' VINO
''''S ..s,dss Al the hearings on the pro-
~ .o-ranization. and now the COM
Io'fl "a, IA able 10 submit a creditaole
scolnt .na ravr,ent
"a, -, "a, the Third Avenue Railroad Com-
" would cancel claim OF $'o'4'o''S'
!, nsH AGAINST the Metropolitan COM
Wiz a. -e,tal use Of tracks and similar
81 4. ,ro,,,6 further cancel claim or
.---- ~ ogairst the New York city Kali
~. 80, for breach Of contract.
:. ,.,y-n Receiver Ladd agreed 10 turn
,ha Third Avenue Railroad Com
"e ,.as which the New York City Kali
~,-,narv held against the following
-, zbicb form part Of the Third Ave
-, .y.,sr,. The 42d Street. ManhattanVi.e
=, :, Nicholas Avenue COMPANY $50 no
:. nry neck company. Sl3s.2Ss; the I MON
-.avav company. Sl27.olS; the Kingsoridse
.,Tvav COMPANY. Ns3,o29; the Westminster
$50 railroad Company, SlISSi'' the
. -. railroad Company. aS3,246. and a
!. - The Third Avenue company for
gao ,.,.-.. rouls
!. cancelled by the New York city Ran
~ Corpany. The I'd street. Manhattan
- g Nicholas Company, Sllo2ss; the
- no,k company. Sf5,S41; the Union Rail
:, romnanv. $50: the Southern Boule-
: Railroad Company, s2,343; the larry
u white Plains and Mamaroneck COM
a. es22. and a claim In favor OIL '"e
vg.orolitan Securities Company against
I. r,,on Railway Company for Soi''oS'
=, agreement provided. however tnat II
80 not be binding upon the parues as
~. validity Of TWO notes in the posses
,,m the New York city Railroad com
:, ors for s.. l55.ssl. and the other for
~-i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-08
SCHWAB LARGEST OWNER
Holds 56.871 Preferred Shares
of Bethlehem Steel.

A list of the stockholders Of the Bethle-
hem Steel Corporation published yestor.
dav discloses President Charles NJ
Schwab as still :he largest single holder
although the quantity Of stock IN his mama
is less than about a year ago. when he
said his holdings were around 5000 shares
The present list shows Mr.. Schwab's hold
ings of the preferred stock to be S.s7l
shares out OF the total $1,000 outstanding
while o. the ils,s20 shares of common stock
he holds only H. Stuyvesant Fish appears
as the owner of 1.sh shares OF common
stock and 1.2O2 preferred, George c. Boldt
90 shares of the common, and George J.
Gould. 800 common
Messrs. Fish. Boldt and Gould we're
among the original directors Of the Trust
Company Of the Republic. which undertook
10 finance the United States Shipbuilding
Company. The latter corporation. which
was organized in the summer of 1902 as d
combination Of several shipbuilding con-
Germs. with Lewis Nixon as its president,
a few weeks after its formation purchased
the Bethlehem Steel Company which had
been bought by Mr.. schwab a year pre-
viouslv. The United States Shipbuiding
Company was placed in the hands OF ex-
Senator James Smith. jr.. of New Jersey
as receiver. on July I, 1905. The present
Bethlehem Steel Corporation. OF which Mr..
schwab is president. is the successor %
the shipbuildng company.
Edwin Gould, brother of George J. Gould.
is in the list as the owner Of 4A shares
Of common stock The Commonwealth
Trust Company. successor TO the Trust
Company OF the Republic. holds 1885 shares
T. common and 1910 OF the preferred.
Samuel Cnternyer who was one Of the at
tornevs for the security holders, upon
whose application the receivership OF the
shipbuildin= company was ordered. and VINO
was subsequently counsel for the bond
holders protective committee is down as
the holder OF 90 shares OF the preferred
stock
Charles q. Kavanaugh Of waterford
y. Y. holds 1900 shares Of the Bethlehem
common stock In February, 1901. he
brought suit against several persons and
institutions concerned in the United states
promotion. alleging conspiracy
and fraud and seeking $1,000 and interest.
the difference between sS600o, the amount
raid nv him for stock OF the shipbuildns
COMPANY. and the $1,000 estimated by him
as It's real value The suit was privately
settled q few months later. Large amounts
NJ the stock Of both classes are held In the
names OF prominent Stock Exchange
houses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-08
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
NV York. June I. lal

New York. June !, 1911.
BEFSEs-Receipts 1913 ears. or 2ls9 head.
Including ~ cars for the market. steers IN Inn
,fsd supply and l0dl0c higher. bulls slow ana
Toe lower Al Jersey city. Fat bulls excepted
choice fat COWS l0c higher; medium and com
mon very slow and barely steady the yards
were cleared Fair 10 choice steers sold az $og
RI ~ per 100 n Fat stays at s. s5Gs6. bulls az
81 2SdS5 40 l extra stable fed, s. 10 common
10 choice cows. 81 1884 10 l. 81: sailends. - 90
Dressed beef In fair demand and steady London
cattle markets AZ i2lsdl3c. dressed weight.
sinking the oral
ssles McPheTson & Co. % Psnnsylv anita
stsers 1911 n average So 20 per 100 10 10 1905
N ss35. / bull 1900 NJ So rs. /. 1890 n. 81 50.
? 1910 10 AT5. =. 1890 N. 81 20 5. 1910 N,
s. so 1 COW. 1890 N. S. q 1888 n, s+75, 2.
ioa5 N 81 80, IT. 9a0 10. - 3. $50 n. s. 80 ..
IA NJ 81 so. L. ssT n. s. IS I. llsO N. 81 q,
ToI N. s. 49, l. SEQ n. s. 40. &. de8 N. 81 -
Newton Co. 10 Pennsylvania steers, l2S
stass 1851 n, 81 S.. /. 1910 N. So
: sanders: II Pennsylvania steers. ESQ n,
sga5 1 bull. 1850 10. s. 40. /. 1860 H. s., =,
100 n, 81 20. 3 1870 NJ s. Is. o. 356 NJ 81 ~
= 100 NJ 81 10. l.. TO N, 81. l. go N. So %;
q cows 100 n. 81 10 is 10s2 n. 81 I. 97o n.
"a s. IL iln3 NJ 81 80. !. 1923 n 81 so. q. zoos
M 81 40 , DIS n. 81 ~. 9a2 N. 81 :. 900
r, e. go . llio N. 81 rs . ~ N. s. 80. q.
sii g ~: 2 si5 N. 81
T. shamberg 4 60 20 Pennsylvania steers.
ltag N 81 55
rs Judd Co: bulls. 1850 ~ 81 %. 3,
,,sa N, 81 ~. 3 $50 N. - / COW. $50 N. 81 Is.
Z q curtis & sbn | bull, iI20 n. IS, |,
$50 NJ 81 80. S. Odd n. s, 35 lr 1852 n. 50 20
? 7a5 n 81 IS. >. 10 N. 81. cow. 1880 n.
s. Is /. $50 70. u. 3. $40 n. So 20 D. si2 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-08
esIS RIGHTS OF A RAILROAD
''alc Service Commission Grants New
York Dock Application.

- Public Service Commission adopted
's'uiion yesterday granting the appli-
.'''a o. Tie New = ork Dock Railway for
Vsracaie Of public convenience and ne
'''V ior the Construction Of railroad
@p3osed ln the certificate Of incOrpora-
= including The maintenance and oper-
y q part thereof already built, but
,Fhsd oy railroad corporation.
'-s Is the freight railroad which runs
a os' along The miles Of Brooklyn
"''or' including piers. bulkhesds and
buses owned by the New York Dock
yanl' extending from the Catherine
'eFry 10 a point south OF Atlantic
80 The road has been in operation for
:. 'ears but the company thought II
t.. 70 incorporate d subsidiary. which
L.. 4ne with tie title stated. and 20
. 'or The rights OF a regular railroad
SUPPORT Of this proposition IL was
- ilat tie company could give better
i had such rights. and could
H., osi'er terms in arrangements with
H., 'ols trunk lines IN and about Kew
H.. Under the provisions OF the inter-
commerce law.