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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BuTTER-The market was dull yes.er-
SSy 81 ss , ;Sa: q al n: su a'f;
sRay TS., 9. sSys SS.S S'i Y;
storage. Process and iadiss quiet. Psekins
.iCss rm p,ise: fSiisy cse.%ssy s1; g
ssss'; hsla extra: SO: nrss., ii 8 sse s.at.
GARY. asS:.; s.S .se ssSs g HSi%: ;:S
Ice. ladies. current hrsta Ito; packing
stock. current make. No. 2, lbVisc; No. 8.
CHEEsE-Fre.h green receipts were
q the demand 4, from out Of town. old
quality. iin qise.: fresh specials isxo
specials. il 9 lie: skins. Sresh: good to
choice, so ioc.: poor to fair. t0etc.
ms ss sa..: u r: s. s :S' ..sS s;s.ss
ssfl.n Morn s. . ar. eps r. '' Is:
Was buoyed up BY better Western conditions
5 SF White. asSt ae Win 'd dsmsnd light ss
,SIlow: rsssh sasnsr.d extra scn siG
pssked. faa iss. ISL Use .soond. f isa
Ist: rss''Isss. .sd S Sss5sy hssaSsSy
isss; baI,i%ore aSek.' ,ss o''! W..,.5s s
ern. 20 :ic. Geese. toaisc
LIVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the bad
break IN fowls wednesday the market yes
was hiied. Two cars we're sold at i7i,c;.
but most of the business was at lie. with
seven cars unsoid. Old ROSTERS slow and
Few turkeys are arriv,ns. Duck. n mod.
poor and dull II Bro.iins sSi sss sl d%;
msoe., oTo,ations are: Fowls ws:,srn.
ss99tsy. S sSss: e' %::;:,.. sSs8s::
Southern , iSH ?cc,: geese. i;gise;: guinea
DRESSED pouLTRY.-Fowis are in mod.
crate supply: Most Of the iced stock Il un-
graded and 10 In slow demand. Ola roosters
In light supply and nrm. A sale was made
OF II barrels Of Long Island spring ducks
.irss'e sh ,a cleaning up promptly. Small
<Q5 ID. frozen fowis, but smaller birds are
neglected. Fancy large frozen roasting
eumuia,ion. Brothers slow; Fancy tom ,ur.
keys steady. Other grades slow. Frozen
ducks and geese dull and weak. Quotations:
Turkeys. average. ID. .la2Sc. Broilers.
Phlladelphia. fancy. Ia lbs. each. a H..
philadelphia. fancy. ?iI 2tc.. coarse. lac.
Fowls. Western. boxed. 90 lbs. ana over to
dozen. lsc.. 36 to AZ lbs, IL y q 1sc.; under
80 Ibis, l5alsc.: In barrels. 8 lbs. lsn u
ice: Western; fancy scalded. 49,, q Ice. :
Western. seiected hens and toms. 20 q :6c. :
Kentucky. Sa23isc.. Texas, 2sc old hens,
% q ?4c.; old toms. 90 u .3c. Broilers. IL to
corn fed. 20 21c. Chickens. milk fed. 81 to
SO lbs. TO dozen. ia isc.. corn fed, l5@ls
Fowls. Western. boxed. 50 lbs and over to
dozen. lsc.: 80 to IS lbs. i66i6hc.: old
>. suIoc. Geese. Western. fancy. i3a lie.
No. 2, ?Illc.
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.


supseme Cou-t-Appena;e Div,sion--Be-
a. N. Motions at 10 a. ~. ORDER. al, 10: 80
4 g. n 60. Ne. i. u q a. ~ e. g. e. y; g. &;
Supreme 4. TsrmE'' f
Before Dsyis. J. Motion calendar called q,
supreme court-sp.e,ai rerm--Par IL
< Sc =. part. ms,,.r.u 0psA' - ~, ,,'''
etss.' s gsr .,., Motions Preferred causes
1867 "' 1881 e.s ss SS; .s i's si Isl i.s s 49,, 81
.,!s ~, :,sT 2 ;.sS ..s. ;,C ;,; III:
Unattended divorce calendar called a;
Part Iv.-Before Pendie,on. J. Case un.
per;. v.--Be.ore Donneiiy. J. Case un.
Part vI-Bcsore cohaian. } Case TN
Part vIi-Bstore Lehman. J, Clear
Part. NIII.-Before blanchard. J. Case
Causes 10 be sen, from Par, III to Parts
supreme cour,GTrisi rermEPsr, IL
Before Erlangsr, J.. Nos. slss. aill. seis.
$50 ass, ss5;. sea-. sss:. ga Gas. anfni:sed
Part iiI-,Be'o.e Pla,Ssk. ,J.-Noss. 1880.
so55 s2o3. 5o5s Case diminished.
Part Iv.-Adjourned until Monday, April
Par, v.-Ad,ourned until Monday. April
PART vI.-Rc'ore De'any Nos e,.s.
306l. case unfinished
Par. viI.--Before con. y Nos :sOs
3iss. 1886 $685.. 1890 Case unfinished.
Par: NItI.--B.fpre Emerson. J. Nos .a5s
1885. 6?5a. 2as5 1929. 2sTs. 3osl. 3os5. Gss,
:ss:. ?ss.. :Ssi 1891. 3os7, :7?7. Case I'M
finished.
Part Ix;-B-sore Ford, J. Case on No
Part X'@Besor. Gav.gen. J. Gas. on
Part Xi;-Pefore PhiIbin. J Gas. on
No day calendar.
Part XII-Ad!ourne until Monday. Apt!
Part XIII.-Beforc Sutherland. ]. Nos
1868. 1854. 293s. :2tO 1929. 1891. siii,
:sis. ?sae. :7es. :76s. 7His. :s72. Case
unfinished.
part Xiv.-Before Dusro. J Nos. 1890
Part Xv-Before Gieserich. J. Gaze on.
Part XvI,-Before Sewburger. J. Case
on. No dav calendar.
Fart XVII Before Hendrick. J-Nos.
1857. 1851, 1857. 1873, 1919. 1868, s3,. l6:.
SOS. s5S, sIi. s55. 956, lel:. 1904, l34e, ei'0.
Case unfinished.
Part XVlII.--Refore Greenbaum. J. Case
on. No day calendar.
Surrogltc's Court, ham bcrs--Befors CO.
halnn, : Motion calendar called a. 10 30
A. NJ. wills for probate--Sarah \. knight.
John G. Chorpenning. Dominick ColaiEzL
Charles y HIDE Sarah r. ward and An
.'hi'. u4 lpsgu
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, sSwlsf ri cssT ,Gse Is Mer scn
Estates Of Charles s'' W. a Rssmond. Frank
Bury. pair,s 81 II, oNeill and Emil Erief.
City co Court rerm-par, BE
ssss smith Es,, GGo-i "Opens MehSoy
FissIltes J-NSs 1873, Tisi, !.,,c I:ssss.
iSsI;.. !$s!. .iis' s.,.. sss,. s.se. !s.;. !Sss.
!s,, 1851 'sssis go $50 1851. !ss,, ISIS.
is 49, ss i' 49, 'a H. 7.s 81 Ia 49, '' a.. ss
ca r:s: 5P; :.,s s b. sss. s ssss Il.
s'i vs. ~, saSa.s:s "
Part. rv.-Bsfors Lynch. J. Case un-
Part. v.-Bssors Ransom. J. Case IN
o, Par, vi.-ssfOrs pe,ehan,y J. Case un-
Part vl.-Besors Ia Fe,ra, J. Clear.
,r par. ydIIr'-Bsfof. oDw''t c. ). case
T We IT, II "; v '.s ss E sifi 10! e ; ssr'
KINGS COUNTY.
r. supreme Ceur,rspeclsi TsrmTBefors
s sssGss seudse,. ,r Ef p4r,s matters
sassss F Far, Viz s S.anlns riF' S S
ss S?sF' s. SF'' s. 4 iS. liza
si?.. sie5. $685. 2oI7, esj. 2s7i. 327s, ssi-sss,
s:is; 81, s,ss55 M 1851. 1875 ss.s. s:
2 2lv ss SOS, The following causes n marked
VIII be set down for a day upon this call
;sSs:, Ar IA ~ ;;:; ;. : Az: AZ
!s2s. el55; s.ii. .s5si. 6si lsi7-isis. 2oss
s sss 55s g ' 49, '' sss s't ss as ss 1885, i,
2 2slsi tssi ,iMishes, number reached on
~ Supreme co1r,-Sspeeiai Term-Part Ill
Before bsncdie, J, Day calendar. Court
Nos pfS!s' fs Si. ss Of 1855
1920, $50. 1905. ss4. Regular calendar. Nos
49,. tI5, iOi. 57s, ssO. SOL. si2 sIi SIS.
?5,. l04- Reserved calendar. The follow.
ing cases II marked ready. win be passed
for the day, No case will be Get down for
days dssys Upon upon he call. Nos. sis. 81. SIS. $40
supreme court-Tr,ai Term--Part VII
Before Manning. J. Court opens at 10 A. NJ.
Criminal caiendar-Herman Mintz. burglary.
County Court-Part fv.-Before Moore. J.
Court opens at 10 A. NJ civil Calendar
Actions triAoie BY the court without q jury
N1s; sssi. ssSe SEQ, ssos. 1891. ssss. $3.50.
County court-Part L--Before Diks. J..
for Triai-Antonio Lombardo., assault
George stevenA narcotics possession; Rich.
Ard Woods narcotics possession: George
Nichols. narcotics possession: Benedicto
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JERSEY BANKS MAY
APPEAL TO CONGRESS
Resolutions Are Passed Protest
ing Against Assignment
to Philadelphia.
TO QUIT RESERVE SYSTEM
Many National Institutions
Threaten to Become
State Banks.

Resolutions protesting against the as
signment of New Jersey to the Phila-
deiphia regional reserve district by the
organization committee under the new
currency law and asking that all counties
north of Monmouth and Mercer be at
tached to the New York district were
unanimously adopted by the executive
committee OF the State Bankers Asso-
citation at a meeting yesterday afternoon
in the Commercial Trust Company Build
ing. Jersey City.
They will be sent to Secretary Of the
Treasury McAdoo and also will be pre-
scented to the Federal Reserve Board as
soon as It organizes.
Many prominent bankers attended the
meeting and voiced their disapproval Of
the assignment to the Philadelphia dis
trict They declared that II would seri-
ously hamper the banks which have
ooined the reserve system and II not
changed would result IN the withdrawal
from tho Federal system OF many ma
ttopal banks In the northern counties and
their becoming state institutions.
The banks affected have already pro-
tested to Secretary McAdoo He replied
tn0x ne was WitUpul eas $3.50
the question would have to be passed
upon BY the Federal Reserve Board. The
state assoc! ton then took UP the nght
many thinking that objections from u
might have more weight
The bankers declare they WIN carry
their fight to Congress II they are turned
down by the Federal board. 1t Is con-
tended that IL Is absolutely necessary for
the national banks TO be permitted to do
business with New York They say they
could not AFFORD the expense or Keep
.ne their reserve funds in Philadelphia
Another complaint is that the grouping
Of northern New Jersey with Philadel-
phia u directly opposite to the second
section OF the currency law. which pro-
vtdes that district lines must not be so
drawn as to conflict with the present
channels Of business.
The executive committee OF the Bankers
Association also resolved to-day 70 MAKE
a flght in the courts against the new New
Jeraey bank stock tax law The eNecu-
tive comm ttee agreed with the banking
ana currency committee that this law 10
unconstitutional because 1t originated II
the Senate, although the constitutio1 re-
ouires that acts for the rails ng OF revenue
should be introduced in the Assembly !;
because II is said to violate the pro.
vision which says that all property must
he uniformly assessed; because IL puts
bank stock in a special class. modin-
cation of the Clayton anti-interlocking
directorates bill also was recommendeo
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sUMMONsEs.


SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
$ warner William walwyn. African
Known v, as African Methods, Episcopai Zion
Church Of Har!em)' Marco Realty Company;
iced Gee, his wife; Bruce ID Gieed. "Annis,
Gsed his wife: Anna rI + Gieed Susie Akin ts,I
sns 4en Christian ana S.nr 0eins
known 10 paintir. ali OF said last mentioned
persons being he heirs at law OF John u
York Teiephone COMPANY. and Abraham
KapIan', Moses, Packard and Nathan j.
Gaea o' his WIFE. srass b G. ;e "Annis
Gleed. his wife; Anna f. Geed. Susie Al.
TO the above named defendants;
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint In this action and to serve a copy
Within twenty days alter she service Of 'sis
and in case OF your failure TO appear or
answer, judgmen, VIII be taken against you
by default Tor the relief demanded IN the
Dated New York. February. AN, 1914
Attorney for Plaintiff.
borough Of Maintain. New York. CITY,
Robert q" Uieea %ifs, { a n M.rS d hlsa
his Wife, Bruce u, Gleed; Annie, Gleed,
The foregoing summons is served upon you
r. o p"nrs6Sn 70 an SrdsF ,S of me
dated April sth, 1914, and hled on the SIN
SG Of HP oi i YIN In sqRy q nI hs co%
Borough OF Manhai,sn: Guy o. New York.
been hed IN said otice on the 9th day OF
February, 1914;
''''" wv" '" MiLToNN MAYER.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
" Cedar Street. N, y. City,
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

ELIAS 4 Goa petition in bankruptcy has
haen flied against Morris Elias and Victor
CO. manufSctureIs Of Rimono. al and ', p.,,;
coats at e36 Eldridge street. by Elgin l..
es srs sas 10 b. oco and
They have been In business since Decem-
Der u. 1919, Judge houEh sPpointed W
he was informed that both partners had
gone away without leaving word Of their
B.. PEcToR--A. petition in bankruptcy has
been filed against BENJAMIN Pector. doing
furnishing goods and clothing at Mount
Vernon Liabilities are 5000 and assets
So 900.
RUDOLPH A. oEsMANN OF Bauer & oes-
mann: taiiors at q West Thirtieth street.
hs sa al nl I" ssSs. snG .s S,'n
s.s7 in accounts. He says he has not seen
Mr. Bauer since March q and does no.
n nsss NJ They began bust
SARAH FISH. hotel keeper of Eiienvilie.
T'sr Snay Min b. sd Js .oo
tracted in New York city in 1903. and no
ayaiisSls asset: 4m q. The srs.di,ots are
mond rings, brooches, &c: Munich Brew
ing Company BROOKLYN. a2soo. secured BY
Broos,yn. $500. secured. "e'~ ~'"''A'
cHIMsKY 4 oUAsHA; dealers in dry and
dress goods and woollens, az ~ orchard
chlmsky, ana Louis ouasha who have
been in business about three years
ERNEST NJ. DREW. horse dealer, of Pine
Island y, y. has iled schedules which
show liabilities ss,.iG and assets si.725,
consisting OF one horse. sl2b: an automo-
bile. 500, which has a broken axle and Is
IN storage at Hamburg y. and equity
In real estate nj warwick $500.
Receivers Appointed.
BUREAU OF SOCIAL REQUIREMENTS
Judge McAvoy OF tho City Court has APP
pointed Alfred II. Townley receiver for the
Bureau Of Social Requirements, an EN-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-17
LONG ACRE THEATRE
ORDERED SOLD BY COURT
Suit to FOreclOse on Show House
Brings Out Ruling on
Interest Rates.

An important decision affecting the ,e
gality OF q mortgage which provides in
tercst above the legal rate In addition "a
the interest specified for the loan In cas-.
tho loan was not paid when due was mad
yesterday by Supreme Court Justic.
Greenbaum In signing a judgment of fore
closure directing the sale OF the Long acre
Theatre. at 220 to 22s West Forty-erh,h
street. The court appointed Samson
Lachman referee to sell the property
The suit was brought by the Union "a.
tatCs Company against the Adlon Con.
struction Company. the n. II. Frazc4
Realty Company, II. II. Frazee and oth.
given as a building loan on July II. 1912
and payable October s. 1912 II bore
interest at per cent. until due. and then
additional interest OF II per cent on an
sums owing until the whole was paid III,
mortgage was executed by the Frazes
Realty Company, which decided the PROV.
erty to the Adlon Construction COMPANY
subject TO a prior mortgage OF 5000 Don
on which $4,000 had been advanced
Subordinate to 1t is another mortgage or
which $4,000 is still due.
The defendants opposed the suit on ~
ground that the agreement for additional
interest OF II per cent. was unlawful and
corrupt, and also on the ground that only
sG1,500 had been advanced. In his de.
CHS on IN the case JUSTICE creenpaun ruieh
that since the defendant was a CORPORA
ton II could not interpose the defence %
usury. but said that the contention ~
tho defendant was that the additions.
interest was penalty. ana cannot be -
covered In mortgage foreclosure proceed
ines. The court ruled that the addition,
interest Is a penalty, and not recoverable
whether the defendant is an individual
or a corporation. The court gives tho
plaintiff judgment for the amount OF IN.
loan with legal interest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-17
ELLIOTT PREDICTS OPPOSITION
harehOlders Against Governments
Plan for New Haven Settlement.

Opposition from shareholders OF the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company to the Government
plan of the settlement OF It's differences
with the road was forecast yesterday In
the ANNOUNCED ent by Howard Elliott
chairman Of the board, following meet
Ing Of the directors.
Mr.. Elliott said that OF the 1.o6o,o0O
shares OF New Haven stock outstanding
proxies for 10000 shares had been re-
ceived for the special meeting TO be held
OH April "a, at which the stockholders
are to vote on the proposed plan. out or
the proxies received 3s2 express opposi-
ten.
II was announced that the earnings
for the first week In April had shown
over those of last year. while those or
March were about the same as for the
corresponding month last year. This was
interpreted by the financial district as
distinctly favorable in view OF the fact
that 80 far this year the monthly earn
ings have been showing deficits as COM
pared with the same months in 1912.
J. NJ. Tomlinson, general auditor OF
the New Haven. was elected vlce-presi-
dent to succeed II, NJ. KocheTsperger. who
resigned.
Meetings OF the directors OF the New
Haven, the New England Navigation
Company. the Central New England Com
pany and the Harlem River and Port
Chester Company we're held yesterday.
Only routine business was transacted.
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LEGAL. NOTICES.

At SPECIAL TERN. PART OF THE
supreme Court OF the state OF New York. he'd
County Court House. In the Borough OF MAY
haitian, City OF New YORK. Oh the 18th day
of April, l3lt.
Prcsoat--H Hon. Barlow $ Weeks. Justice.
In the Matter Of the application Of Il. J.
Horner 4 company for authority 20 change
is name to Flint & HorVr Company, Inc.
u. J, Homer n Company, domestic stock
Gorp9rati9n duly .erined y John II Eileeek.
Tor an order authorizing II TO assume an
other corporate name, to wit: the name Of
Flint 4 Horner Company. Inc, ana upOn
fling the Certincate OF the Secretary OF State
thereto, certifying that III" name which ;he
name of any other corporation. or name
which 80 nearly resembles the name OF any
calculated TO deceive; upon fling proof that
a COPY OF the Petition herein and OF the
secretary OF state, and upon Ming due proof
BY affidavit show ing that presentation Of
in each week for three successive weeks in
the New York Times and Event. x Mail.
which County such corporation has It's busi-
ness Office. and the Court being satisfied hy
tihea;e presented herewith. that the Petition
Is true and that there Is no reasonable OBJ
lection to the change OF name proposed and
ana that notice Of the presentation OF he
end upon reading anu hlinr the 9ffidayits o,
4th days OF April. 1917 In opposition to said
application and the affidavit OF John H. Eli
beck. verified the ard day Of April, 1914. in
reply thereto. and after hearing Robert l.
Redheld. Esquire, in support OF said appli-
cation. and John J. Curtin, Esquire, In oppo-
sltlon thereto
Now. on motion Of HILL. LOCKWOOD.
REDFlELD q LlDoN, attorneys for the
petitioner, 10
ORDERED that said petition be. and the
same hereby Is granted md that the petit
toner herein. r. Horner a Company, be-
and it hereby is authorized TO Hssum. an
other corporate name. to wit: Flint 4 Horner
Company, Inc. on and after the twenty NTH
day Of MAY, lEli. and II In further
ORDERED and directed that this Order be
entered aud that the papers on which II Is
granted be filed within ten days from the
date hereof In the office OF the Clerk OF the
County Of New York, the County In which
tho Certificate of Incorporation OF said cor
poration Is iiled, and that certified copy Of
this order. within ten days after the entry
thereof, be fled In the Office Of the Secretary
OF state and further that a copy OF this
order be- published once a week for four sue
ccssiVe weeks In The sun. newspaper pub
lished within the City OF New York, within
ten days after the entry thereof.
Enter.
Bsw.
4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-17
TWO TICKETS ON EXCHANGE.
Insurgents Favor Reelection ri
Committee Heads.

An opposition ticket to that regularly
nominated for Stock Exchange officers
and governors is being prepared. Its chief
purpose IL t, give the members OF the ex-
change the chance to reflect at least two
OF the present governors whose terms ex-
plre and who were not renoninated. They
are Samuel +. STREET., chairman of the
clearing house committee. and Warren u.
Nash. chairman of the finance committee.
There will be no opposition to the regular
nominees for president, II. q, 5. Noble.
and treasurer, Henry q. Swords.
The insurgents argue that the routine
and committee work OF the exchange should
not he disarranged by failure 10 reelec,
present heads Of committees
The following regular nominees foi
governorshps are new to the position
II Roy Frost. Robert Gibson, g. w. Pro-
vost, j. T.. Carlisle. Oliver g. Billings
George e. Hollister and Newton Il. Stout
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-17
PUBLIC NOTICES.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
OF BRONX. FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT
In the Matter OF the Application of the
Public Service Commission for the Frs
on behalf OF The City OF New YORK. for
the appointment of Commissioners Of Ap.
praisal pursuant TO Chapter OF the Laws
thereof and iSpp,emsntai ihers,o. relative
to acquiring an estate In fee simple absolute
and an estate by way OF easement n and TO
the in,ersec,ion OF MoTTs AVENUE ASb
EAST lssTH STREET. In tho Borough of
The Bronx city OF New York. required for
and operAtion In perp.tui,y OF portion OF
or as The LEXINGTON AvENvE. RoUTE
report OF Charles l.. Holman. Charlie. J.
Leslie and sampson II we!nhand!er. Com
n'ssicn.rs OF appraisal duly appointed in
s.ars date III. as-d day Of March. ia. WAS WAS
nl.d In the Office OF the Clerk CT the County
of R,9ns on i, the s,; iih a,y Of Arr IA,
said report Will be presented 20 the Supreme
Court OF tho state OF New York al a Special
Term therso. to be held in the First JudIciei
Borough OF The Bronx. cry o' New YORK,
the 2.th day of April. 1914. a. the open,
Ing Of Cour. or that day and tina; then and
tina, ssii rspor; be confirmed except a. -
the parcel designated IN said report and
Parcel No. I. and that as to said Parcel No
motion Will b. made that said report
be not confirmed and that said report. In so
to new Commissioner TO he appointed BY
the sa!d Court to reconsider the subject
Dated. New York. April io.h. 1919
FRANK l.. POLK.
Corporation Counsel
Hall o. Records Borough OF Manhattan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-17
Live stock Market.

THURSDAY. April 1s.
Receipts OF beeves Aere 2.o3e head. all OF
wn,ch were consigned to slaughterers.
There was no trading in live cattle. The
feeling was steady. city dressed native
sides slow at IL lac. per ID.
Receipts OF calves were III head, all for
the market. Prices were nrm. and quality
considered higher than yesterday The pens
were cleared early. Common 10 prime vesls
sold at 37.5o9li per 100 lbs. culls at s..
Dressed calves in fair demand at lSgisc.
for city dressed veais; 10 q Ice. for country
dressed
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were san
head. Including q single car for the market,
making with the stale stock cars on sale.
sheep in limited receipt and steady; lambs
slow and weak. Fairly good clipped lambs
sold at f7l5 per 100 lbs, a little bunch 10
an outside buyer a. s7.7S; ordinary heavy
unshorn lambs ~ 81 and good handy
offered. Spring lambs We're entirely nom
inal Dressed mutton quiet at egl2c. per
III dressed lambs a. l2ia ul5c; country
dressed dollhouse lambs firm at S5gc per
carcass
Receipts OF hogs were $40 head, inciud-
ing III cars for the market. Prices tribe
wax. but good medium and light hogs sold
at So per 100 lbs. roughs at $50. Coun-
try dressed hogs unchanged at e3l:hc.
u III
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-17
NEWARK BANKERS PROTEST.
Essex County Financiers Form Or
ganisation and Elect OMcers.

NEWARK, N. j.. April l6.-The Essex
County Bankers Association was formed
at q meeting of about eighty bankers from
all parts OF the county In the Downtown
Club here tonight. Officers were elected
as follows:
President, David II. Merritt. National
Newark Banking Company; vice-presi-
denta, John ID. Everitt, Orange National
Bank. and Thomas w. stephens. president
OF the Bank OF Montclair; treasurer. r.
r. Shoyer. Irvington National Bank, and
secretary. Rufus Keisler. Jr, lronoound
Trust Company, Newark
Resolutions were passed protesting
against the assignment OF Newark TO the
philadelphia bank reserve district instead
of the New York district and Congress
man Clayton's bill prohibiting a trustee OF
a trust company from being director In
national banks with assets of more than
32,0o0,000.