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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-26
MAY APPEAL RATE RULING
Interstate Commission S Decision Likely
10 Reach Supreme Court.

Washington. March @5.-Rcsort 80 tho
courts viii probably h0 made At once for
review Of tho comprehensive decision OF
N. Interstate Commerce Commission. an
rounced Yesterday In tho TcNas-Louisiana
rate case The commission laid down the
broad doctrine I'm this decision that inter
state railroads which put into force 10"
state rates must adopt equally low inter
state rates for traffic moving under SINH
lar conditions II IS generally believed
that tho case viii ultimately be taken 20
the Supreme Court Of the United States.
Attention was directed TO-DAY 70 that
part Of the opinion dealing with the At
titude Of the railroads toward the low
state rates adopted by order Of the TEXAS
commission On this subject the Inter
state Commerce Commission said that
they appealed to no court for relief, nor
10 this commission
BY some this has been taken ae clear
intimation by the commission that IT pos
sesses the power to pass on the reasonable
ness Of state rates on interstate railroads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-26
CREDITORS MANAGE CAFE
churchills Expected to Pay All
Debts in Full in Six Months.

committee Of three IF the large cred
ltors have taken hold temporarily OF the
management Of Churchilrs restaurant
broadway and i9th street. in order TO cut
down expenses and pay creditors The
committee consists Of y W. Buchner Of
Park & Iilford !. E Dordan. Of the Brady
Building Company. and Nathan Schweitzer
2 poultry merchant
Captain James Churchill continues as
manager, but his salary, it IS said. has been
reduced 10 5000 year. He owned all but
a few shares Of the capital stock Of the
corporation, and It is understood that he
has turned over his shares TO the com
mittce
Irving l.. Ernst. representing two Of the
large creditors. said Yesterday that the
business pays well. but creditors thought
that Mr.. Churchill was taking too much
money out If the business. II was expected
that the creditors would he paid in full
within six months
The lease, which has ffty-threA years TO
run. is considered very valuable. and part
Of the place has been sublct. so that the
rent is only $500 year to tho corporation.
Liabilities outside Of the bonds Il is said,
will not exceed $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-26
CHICAGO STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Ici by Charles =. Barney & CO., No =
40 street. New YORK. AMI No. 10 South
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-26
SUE FOR SUBSCRIPTION RIGHTS
Bankers Say American Gas Company
Gave Them Option

The banking firm Of Henry L. DohertF
4 Co have applied to the courts for 'he
right TO subscribe for 100000 par value oil
common stock Of the American Gas ana
Electric Company.
They aIege that by the agreement under
which the company was formed they had
an option TO make this subscription before
the expiration Of a Gve-ycar period. The
date of expiration is i'm dispute. but the
plairtiNs say that they attempted 10 OK
crcise their right within the time limit
Counsel for the plaintiffs say that Justice
Caveran, in the Supreme Court has
granted restraining order against the
issuance Of any additional common stock
nv the company, this order being return
able ON March Is.
Tho company on February = oitereo 10
it's common stockholders the right to sub
scribe AT par for $4,000 common stock.
up TO April Is: and the restraining order
It is pointed out, will hay" the effect OF
checking tho issuance Of any part Of TINS
new stock which has not already hoen
issued 10 subscribers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-26

BEEYEs-Receipts for two days. 22o cars,
or 1850 head. 50 cars on sale Steers ana
bulls slow bat steady; tat cows him; medium
ana common slow and some late sales looked a
trihe lower the yards were cleared. Ordinary
- prime steers sold at So o5qS1 so per leo
II: bulls "a Il SO 40; / fancy bull, So 80; re"
little yearlings. SO q SO so; common - extra
cows. 81 30 q So rs; fancy cows, 50; a few IN
ferior S2TS2 % Dressed beef was steady az
9112Lc for native sides. Lordon cattle
steady az l58l5i2c. dressed weight sinking
the oifal liverpool cattle. l2b q lSc, IN addi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-26
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

me Following petitions in bankruptcy
we're MED IN the United States District
Court Yesterday:
I'D DAVIS. who did business AS the
asnna, Adjustment Company, collection
Ssessfcy' No. Z99 Broadway; involuntary.
n eWutors: A. W. Cowen & Bro 500. w.
w., norn q Bro, $562 and Augustine Scbia-
ysoi"., go. II was alleged that ne was in
W. and transferred cofnInissions due
s,, ,n 20 some OF his creditors Judge Holt
n tg,oohieo Thomas 6. Barry receiver. bond
eng assets a. 500 " "O F-V'VV'
drN,.sDrAhAM COOPER. jobbcr in dress and
tsssVoos AZ No. l6 Ridge street. inyoIun-
nat creditors: Isaac Kinstein. Sai3. sam
III ~ Becker, 1913 and j. Tucker X co so.
s]t. ..tes are stated 90 be Sl2090 and a.
IiaI,as1 TO Judge Holt appointed Marcus
ac SinCoB ARKIN ana ALTER NJ BRoDY.
CS,.s business as the Arkff1 Paper Box
,.nipaIy. at no. * Mangin street. involrn-
NJ Creditors: Max ROsenkrans a zoo.
r. I'm. hirsh. 500, ana Herman Mishiin, so
i.o N , alleged that They admitted In writ
ar w Dllity TO pay their debts liabilities
! $500 Judge Holt appointed Frederick
{ es'imated at 5000. "''S"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-26
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. March 25.--cATTL E--Receipt..
902 = m oSSyss s. co. s,ocNsr.
ana feeders. 1850 Sc so; sows and better, heifer'.
s. 5OG$6 IS; calves, s. 5o9Ss 10 HOGS
s. 90 81 IS: mixed, 81 259s7 80: heavy S725
buE Of sales s. 459S7 S. SaEE o[S.I: Mss
naive S39OaS5S5; western. 81 400 SO rs:
vesrlings SIS 20 q SO s.; lambs, native 50 $50.
SK Sns Me citV March 25.-cArrLE-Receipts
o 600 including 500 Southerns; strong dresser
bsCt End export sesTs SS S5 st Sg sand and
fscdcrs. S4SO0S6 20, Southern IS 70Q %;
sortbern COWS. s. 5OaS5 So; native, s3 400
SCI, h 81 s6 as ' MoGs~Recspjs. 5000;
ssesdy to 80 higher. bulk OF sales. 81 500
81 hay S. 'Gg g 81 2' IS a pigs ou $50
S. 25' Receipts. 1900; l0g ise
lower, lambs. S9?$7 5$S yesrlins;: S S!S sS.
CINCINNATI March 2J.-cATTLE-Receipte
s. IS So i rs cows. 81 rs IS as calves steady
Sass 20. HOGS-Reeeipts ,lS6; active ana
Sc lower; packers, ST 7o9sI So s!ags IS 7Sg
lights s5GsT65 sHEEP-Recelpts. GAS.
strong at s2aS4 So lambs, strong az $50
81 80, clipped lambs, $68S7i spring lambs 81
East Buffalo. March 25.-CATTLE-Receipts
3 1000 fairly active and steady; prime steers
g. 50S 81 Is; hSifers' ST 50QSG so; cows. 80 90
n So: bulls SAC So: stockers and feeders. 80 rs
~ 25. stock 1!fers s. 1884 so; fresh cows
and springers steady. $25Qs6s .VEALs-Re-
ceirts 400; active and soc higher, $50
stead: heavy and mixed. 81 SOaS7 IS; York
eTs. 81 25aS 81 S.; pigs. So rs g 81; roughs rs
Il Sc 30; stays, $50 81 70; dairies, 81 25ds7 IS.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recclpts II, 600; active
and steady: lambs S5HS Is yearlings, 50 %
n 81 %: wethers $6dS625 ewes, - 500
s. 81, sheep. mixed 81 SOqS6.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune
- Touis March 25.-CATTLE-Recepts
Dos. spOWstorms delayed trains; offerings
small and sold promptly az l0Ql5c advance:
HOGS Receipts, lib; weak az start pu.
prices Nrmed up lated; choice medium 20 heavy
weights, 81 T0aS7 SO; bulk OF sales 81 50dSI g:
hackers. 81 4OQS7 65. best lights. 50 2o9Sd %:
fair SO 5OdS7 10; best pigs, SO I3asI 10 var
little pigs S. 259S5 80. sHEEP-Recepts. - =
active and INN: lambs S6aSI 40: cuus. SN
81 i06S4 6O common, $685.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-26
CIGAR STORES co. CUTS MELON
Former Trust Subsidiary Pays % Per
Cent Dividend on Common

The United cigar Stores Company Of
New Jersey Yesterday declared cash
dividend of % per cent on its common
stock, in addition 70 the regular quarterly
dividend Of ~ per cent on the preferred
stock. both payable April Is
This is the first OF the former subsidiaries
Of the American Tobacco Company 10 cut
melon for its stockholders since the
dissolution Of the parent company. In this
case the whole melon goes TO the cor
pora'ion Of United Cigar Stores which
owns all the outstanding capital stock Of
tne United Cigar Stores Company of New
Jersey. consisting of 10000 common and
SSA"p : per cent cumulative preferred
STOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-26
CALL R. R. LEASE FRAUDULENT
Minority Stockholders Attack Lacka-
wanna's Plan of ABSORPTION.

Albany. March @J.-Thc plan Of the Della
ware. Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Company to lease in perpetuity the SYRIA
cuse. Ringhamton & New York Railroad
was opposed by minority stockholders at
a hearing before the Public Service Com
mission to-day. The commission announced
that in transactions between railroads II
purposod to guard the rights Of minority
stockholders
Tno attorneys representing the opposition
declared that the Syracuse. Binghamton &
New York Railroad Company had for years
earned from % to so per cent but the Della
ware, Lackawanna & Western mad allowed
dividends Of but 10 per cent 20 the stock
holders. using the surplus earnings To pay
off the bonded Indebtedness OF the syria
cuse. Ringhamton & New York Railroad.
They contcnded that the proposed lease
was negotiable and fraudulent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-26
INVESTIGATES STEEL ROADS
Interstate Commerce Commission Pc
gins It's Hearings Here.

Inquiry into relations between tho rail
roads serving various steel plants aud the
through line railroads. touching on the al
lowances TO tho serving lines from the
through traffic rate, ordered ny tho Inter
state Commerce commission. began here
yesterday at the Waldorf Astoria, Commits
sioncr James Harlan presiding.
According to information filed with the
commission. some Of the lines which serve
steel plants exclusively are allowed a part
Of the through freight rate, while others
are not.
The Union Railroad, running from VAR
Gus plants OF the United States Steel Cor
poraton into Pittsburgh, and there con-
Meeting with through lines, was the subject
Of the inquiry Yesterday. Testimony from
some Of the Union officials was taken In
Pittsburgh. The Union Railroad shares in
the through freight rate, and is leased 10
the Steel Corporation for a period of $50
wears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-26
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. March -, 1917.
GRiIN-WUEAT- Sentiment was bullish
early and prices worked UP "a &c. with May
showing the greatest strength. Offerings were
light Buying was not active, however and
late In the day prices eased of under increased
selling, closing at net decline OF 's1Ac. Liy-
erpoOl was higher in sympathy with our firm
ness Of SATURDAY and on firm offers from Ar
Ecntina and reports or renewed Continental in
quirv for Pacific Coast Carroes. Liverpool stocks
showed decrease Of 2iS.OOO bush for the week
and the spot situation was firm. The visible
showed decrease fHr the week Of l,32GOoO
bush I'm the United states. compared with de
crease last year ~ lil3OO0. bringing tho total
TO 5S.CJ3. 900 against 30. OCO last year No =
Iod here. 81 UjAs elevator export basis, and
81 0s aHoat, No I Northern Duluth,
81 49, o aHoat. CORN-Firm most OF the
DAY. Near the close there active selling,
and The market lost part Of the gain. closing at
a net advance ~ isc. Tho visible showed an in
crease of 5B3 900 bush, bringing the total 20
10 2U2 OOO against ll.Tji,OOO last year No :
corn here, Solo. elevator and domestic basis, to
arrive. and export, 71'ac. anoat OATS
Prices carly wer" Grm, but receipts were quite
liberal and the market was easier late closing
At net unchanged 10 isr higher. Tho visI bic de-
creased SIS ODO bush. with a total OF 1881 600
compared with 1901 coo last year. Cash oats
nrm standard white. &c ia elevator, 40 .
60 &c, 40 p 60. 80 T. safe. natural and white
cippsd, 5ai. ie3, on track RYE--Firu. No .
&c nominal. e T Buffalo 70 arrive. BARLEY
Firm, mailing. 81 22QSl 81 e. . Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-26
COTTON CROP WE'LL ABSORBED
W l6,723,22l Bales Supplied in Half
Year Only 5000 O28 Remain.

washington. March 25-The Census Blu
lsau report on the supply and distribution
.. COTTON for the six-month period ended
to SDruarI p issued at 10 a. IN. today
snppb-Total. 1872. "a bales. stocks at
oossHnning Of period. AZ 02i, ginnings T. =
''ySo.' net imports. IS 6es
lion ts959si,l.25n-EXports S00LSli'; consump-
stocks N end Of period T. 900 09s. HID ~
manufacturers. l.5i2 ga IN irdanendnnt
oo'e''Ous's' 2,-SS elsewhere. 225S, 523.
Houston Tex '-'''''p 't ''' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-26
ACTIVE DAY FOR STOCKS
First Time This Year for Sales
TO Exceed Million Shares.
LIST FULL OF NET GAINS
American Can Contests Leader
ship with Steel, Boiling on
Big Earnings Reports,

r,r the first time this year transactions
49,. tho stock Exchange yesterday passed
~ ,,,1ion-share mark. the total sales be-
~ 5o7 shares This was the largest
- business since November 2, 1911, when
"o,s s,s shares were traded in. The most
.,,ro dsv If the year until yesterday was
I.u,,arv 81 when aO499S shares changed
.ds Stocks were strong Yesterday, as
Iii az active, opening at sharp advance
.,.r saturday's final prices, and although
.h.,. cold off I'm the later trading most OF
,hs list showed net gains at the close rang
49, from, good sized fractions to more than
> points ...,..,.,.
,,d strength Of American Can Company
..,,r,on stock. which in the first hour CON
..s,ed The leadership Of the market with
c., common. and closed the day the
,o,,rtb most active stock on tho list.
There was a sale Of 1000 shares Of this
..oc, IN one block. which was unusual for
.Ai, issue. and the total transactions were
,,,u,avd Of 1900 shares. It's price opened
:, % mn /, point from Saturdays close,
and advanced rapidly TO 22i2. It closed AT
,qu a net gain for the day OF 2s points
rno prefcrred was also quite active for
that stock the total sales agEregat'ns
,bout 10000 shares, while its net gain for
the day was Us points.
The strength and activity Of the Am'h-
co, can shares were due TO rumors that
Tho dividend on the preferred would be IN
creased from 10 per cent a year at the
directors meeting 10 be held the first week
NJ December. reports that the company
had been showing improved earnings In the
last few months and that the annual ic-
Mort would show between 70 and II per cent
earned on the preferred stock.
II was also said that early next year Tue
company would begin paying off the ac-
crued dividends OF So per cent on the pre-
tc-red stock. amounting to $l4oo0~".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-26

IRnNESItN~-StNddNr NOV " it'''N''lN'
o,,I roSaipts 81 hogs snd decline Of points
la the hog market FQIk-Firm, mess - y
IS Mo-. family 1860 20 soc, short clear: l'29g
&c d. PEEF-Msss. i3al35oc. family l54
* 5O,. packet. l850ll4c extra India mess -
F5S 80 BEEF HAMS quiet. 2iH29c
TnTT'LSSsr-D UOGS-Steady Bacons, ?1.glcc
u.s. i0i,c CIT MEATS-PicNei bellies hrn'
az IA IOiqal1c. Picked hams, ll'aal2c.
r. toN-Stoady. Special. 6'7c, city. &C.
MIR, 5a,r6itc. LARn--Firn. middle West.
O GG@a zoe. ciy, 0i,c. Refined steady: south
America. 1865. Continent, loo; Brazil KEGS.
nico "a, ai0c: city lard, l0'sql0hc
NETAI~-COPpER standard strong SPOT
IA 5nG15 Zoe: March, llsI'a4 lo.l0c Apiu,
ii oot- n 10 nc: May, June ana july. l4.'- ga
~ a. ondon hrm: spot ftS j. 3D. futures.
fgs IFS sd. arrivals, 30 tons, exports, LOW
,ons 50 far this month. Lake nrm ai
III. eIe.trpIytir I5&ml5lsc; casting. 1870
ihLc Iicel sales OF standard. - tons ApTil' ~
"a poe TIN-Firm: spot 700 ~. MaFGh.
4, T;dio 90r. April 42.37 m+261c' NAY i2o9g
~ a. i". June. II 62iq(fi2 i2izc; July, 4l.35p
o., August n.35d4l.7j London irm' spot
fIoi futures. flgl. Local sales. % tons April.
H. ard June at 81. 73c. LEAD--FirIn, 1900
= sG, New York I i0d+ 25c East - Louis;
"nion fI6 IS. sPELTER Firm. GG5qIc New
X0rs Gs7isc hid East - Louis; sales, lOO 600
~ kpriI East 81 Louis. NJ 500. and 10000 ~,
-, n TO-. London, i25. ANTlMONl-Qulet;
Cookson's. 7d2i.c. IRoN-cieyeland warIants'
80. IA IN London Locally unsettled; No | foun-
a., Northern, Sf5 2jGSl5 so: No ?, $l4 I5qSl5;
10 4 southern and soft, Sl5GSl1 90
COTTONsEED OIis-Quiet, with small price
chsnges closing at unchanged TO points net
,nIer Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-26
TREASURY DEFICIT SHRINKING.

Washington. March 25,-Increased spring
Grading is helping 10 wipe out the govern
,rent's deficit. Treasury officials were par
tcularIy elatcd over the showing for Sat
,rday. when the receipts exceeded the eN-
nendjturcs by S,2iSCOo, The deficit to-day
e SIG 10000. while at the beginning of the
Month e was $2o,50o0oo. It is expected that
,,o corporation tax. most Of which will he
aid In June. will bring in about s2S,oOO,"oO
',,,d thus wipe out any deficit that might
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-26
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago March - Persistent though limited
ceiling 10 realize profits woIo than vIIed out
an advance to-day ~ wheat The July future
suffered besides from q stead poUr"rnE by
leaders ~ tho bear sd". Closing prices we're
easy and 1EQ5s" under saturday night corn
finished "a ilr higher. oats varied uom a Eha 8"
on to a HE amour, w aEh hog products ended
a. 81 advance Of - l2ltr. Range a. prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-26

SEED PRICES.

To,edo March a5.-CLovERsEED, cash.
sIs 90: March. SIS 20: April So 81 October.
So: 10 >. $40 s0a So 30; No !, 81 o1asI. 20
elected ST. - Sl2 10; no es'spdisneo s,areb
SCI iS Is: TIMOTHY. prime, s. o5; March s7oS'
Srntemher. So Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-26

MOLASSES AND sYRUPS-Molasses nTIH,
with good Jobbing demand. Syrups IN ngn1
first supply, demand moderate and prices IN
changed
NAVAL SToREs-spirits turpentine easier
at sc for machine bbls at the close. ho3ih
ana tar unchanged.
OIis-Linseed oil unchanged. Rehned Pc
troleun steady at recent prices.
RICE-Steady to firm.
GAR-Rchned quiet, with prices 10 points
lower. Fine granUlated was quoted AZ o i1c
b. the Federal and a. j.5Oc by other TehneLs.
net. less per cent cash terms. Raw steady
ard unchanged. sales OF 5000 bags Cub2s,
aaoat. 70 Howell, at 1-i6c. basis 90 test
cost ana freight. equal 10 442c duty pait
Spot prices were 442c for sc test centrifugal.
3.92c for 80 test muscovado. and 3.6Ic for 50
tesJ mo!asses sugar. In London beet sugar
wsS quiet and unchanged for spot and other
wise g. OF. March and April, las ga a. May
lis III. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-26
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MU.
MlClPAL BONDS
Furnished by Zimmerman 6 Forshay Nos 4
and II wall street,
ELoIM BUTTER MARKET.
maturing 1913 a.

EIgin March 25-The quotation committee
on tho Elgin Butter Board this afternoon de-
rcd butter firm at SOC a pound. Output
for the week, 10000 p0unds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-26
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

BUFFALO, ROCHESTER & PITTSBURGH
1872 I9li 1910
I'd Wk. ia llch 500 ~ Slf4.HsJ 1877
July / Mch. - 1,idl, a. i.3gj, S6i G.G3".ost
CANADIAN NORTHERN
I'd rk in Mich S%laaH $Ig7 800 S22I 800
July Mich u 1879 iGJ Jos 81 500 SSST.iUU
MINNEAPOLIS x -. LOUIS.
ID wk In Men SI4635T Siai1I5 $40" I03
July Mich Il. IJ733Gl 6,1Gl $50 2.i0G. 80
TWIN CITY LINES
81 wk IN Mch. $l4J I2l $l3s.O.S
July Mich. II. 1851, iSG l,4jG.2E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-26

Bid. Asked.
bling G. 5s. 81 100
&C u @ Is. .i02ls l05H
Ind Gas. -. 20 ~
sack @ IS. ~ 100
ok & G 5s. 90 100
.MCWlist D. I0i 100
n u G. IS. .l0lh 1881
.NY&ER Is. lo4h loS4
Mutual ...,.H2 lSo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-26
Al v AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.

Blu. achfls
pat & p g.. % %
Up c @ 5s... esn
standard -" % 80
do LIST IS. ..lOt i@
81 q Gas IS. gS aoS
edo com Gs.l0i les
syr g LIST IS. l0cn los
S 1t 6 + IS. $50 Hi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-26
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED hy ]. Thomas Reinhardt. No. IS
Broad street. New York: No. - DevOnshire
street. Boston aud Nos. is and 20 King
street West. Toronto, Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-26
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
SEiBOARD CIEARiSCES
AND NEAI.

FLOUR AND NEAI.-FIour inactive. .prtNE
patents. 50 ipdS5 ~. winter stralEhts. 81 500
81 ~. winter patents - TUdS4 90: spring clears
- 35aS4 -. sz'si 40 I winter. 81 SjQ>3 Hp. 70
? 50 7o6S3 So. E1usIs srraights. 81 NpTSi %,
fancy spring patents. 50 i5I$G - RYE FLOUR
STEADY. far TO good. - NUlNi %. thola" 70
fame. sass 3 COENNEAL-Flrm, kiln dried
So so BAG NEAI-Fine white an! yellow,
81 GJaSl 10. coarse. 81 55dSl 81 FEEp--Nes'-
,rn grrtng. so so stauinrd midd'ug $50. Hour
10 '3i red dog S32 - city bran. SIS 20 bulk,
$50 sacks. miiI.iHE S3nH $50 30. rcd dos. S2j.
honlny chop. S291>'b tu'h. SO -0nS5l 20 sacks.
oincal $40 -
GOTrOS -Jurotr'au sud rencral.y lover
the lowest FOR ne 5uv uu active positions south
aru spot markets v-r, Ito. higher '' l-r lower"
generally uu,hsureI. local contract pf! -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-26
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED b. Charles Head CO. No. II Broad
street
LAND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-26
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
,,r,,sbed by ". n. coier & CO.. No. As Cedar
." street,
Accrued interest TO be added)

.1-onno,s interchangeable tRegistered. tCou-
,,o,,s eRecjstered and coupon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-26
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

noted .hy BOYER. Gri,ooi { Co. No. q Broad
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-21
AFTER Il YEARS
MEETS HUBBY
AND No. Z

NEW YORK. Aug. 2i.--"He ls
my husband, not yoursi" was the
cry OF two women. each OF whom
held Morris silverman, IS years old,
by an arm on tho sidewalk In front
OF his home, when Patroiman Wey
ran up. Two men were aiding the
cider OF the women.
She said she was Mrs. Sarah Sil.
verman. % years old The other
woman said she was Mrs. Bessie
Silyerman. % years old.
The men helping were Louis
fisenstcin and Nathan Claeff. both
relatives OF Mrs Sarah Silverman.
The policeman took the entire par.
~ 10 the night court and told
Magistrate Freschi what he had
seen.
This man Is my husband" sald
Mrs. Sarah Silverman. lie Is Just
as much my husband as he ever
was. although this II the first time
| have seen him IN ~ years"
don't know anything about that
woman. responded Mrs. Bessie Sill
verman. but ! do know thar am
Mrs. Silverman. this mans wife. "
There was a general rumpus IN
front of the house said wey. 4
didn't Know who was right and who
was wrong. so ] brought them
all In"
Silverman. who speaks only
broken English. admitted that he
had married Mrs. Bessie silyerman
nine years ago. when asked about
Mrs. Sarah Silyerman he gave eva.
sise answers. Magistrate frrschl
had the women sign affidayits aud
held Siiycrman In 81 900 bail. pend
Ink further examination In the Har
lem police court today.
Both the women and Mrs. Sarah
Stlserman's relatives were released