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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-01
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Transdcti Tor
foreign account in the local market amount
ed TO less than 5000 shares. ABOUT equdHS
divided between sales and purchases
TO LIST BOtJDS IN NEW YORK--The
Chicago CITY & Connecting Railways soon
will make application to nave It's polCS
listed on the New York Stock EXCHANGE
They are secured by City RAILWAY ~, st fore
value of the bonds by nearly S.euo,uC: Inc
earnings of all properties merged appiicaoIss
to pledged securities after the deducLlol %
all prior charges were $2rlII,oto last year ~
nearly twice the interest requirement on tLie
collateral bonds. The Chicago HsalHS dy :
management estimates the company snare
Of last wears balance after the payment VI
per cent allowance as S6oo,Ooi-
COPPER PRICES--The large selling
agencies and producers are now selling
elcctrolytic copper at l,i2 cents pouAu'
pound, compared with the level at which
it has ben held for the last several year :.
A large selling agency says tndl most ~
the copper being sold on basis or iot2
cents q pound is for immediate delivery.
Several large dealers are asking -59s eeIl-s
for copper for delivery in the latter parI
Of April.
KNICKERROCKER ICE COMPANY--ln
it's report for 1903 the knlcKernoch A.. ~ es
Company, Of Chicago. showed net eaIIlliIE7
of $3.50 49,. the largest since lSo6 A feiiidI n
able gain of % per cent IS SHOWN o H
1908. when net was Si0l551- After dedu2tlll y :
s134 $50 on the s., O.010 preferred stock lhe
surplus was 5+47, 6SS. equal u lli9 per ecu
ON the 81 100000 common compared VIII
1.07 per cent in 1905. No DIVIDENDS were
paid on this stock.
SEARS. ROEBUCK & CO--At the an
nnaT meeting of Sears. RoeDuck < 20 =
BARTON Hepburn, president OF iIe tr0@ 4c
National Bank. was elected q az f!,+ or
succeed George BirkOff. Other directors
we're reelected New directors met anu r.
elected the officers and the tOlloWlLS eN
ecutive conmttte: r. W sears J. tNoSSi'-
wald and A. II. Loeb
CUBAN LOAN LARGELY OVERS p
SCRIBED.-Speyer & 60. closGd tle s'' =.
scrintion list for the s5.500Oo0 RepuoIc 81
Cuba AZ per cent gold bond$; o.T T. - fS-
externaf loan promptly at 10 O'clock ytS-
rerdav. the issue having been many tunes
oversubsCribed.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED - DiEideilds
have been declared as follows; tatultle.
and Arizona Mining COMPANY. reSulfi
quarterly 81. North Butte Mining COMPANY
GIiarterIy 80 cents a reduction OF % cents
from the last preceding payment
NEVADA CONSOLIDATED.-T report
n The Nevada Consolidated Copper ON
panv for the quarter ended DeSeLiiI -
5fter charges and dividends of %'S,ool
ITPOPT BUYING BONDS TIERE--Im-
-rovement is reported in the bono MA ~ nv y
a demand having developed Tor Lls!l Clds
;ssI,es a.ter a long period or lndCt'itS' ~
iTnnortant part of this demand - rom To-
cien sources first mortgage bohu~ % ta.i
1aye baine, in especial request oN Eur l
;D~-estors There have been large purciidSt9
~ American bonds of late by thSuS! 90
;taIists i'm anticipation OF the ehdtliIiettl
into law of the budget proposed uS Il7
Liberal government
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ZINES WEST OF PITTSBURGH

CApTrar. STOCK AND FUNDED DEBT.
7, ,u-susrc. Of an Act OF the state or rem
,-i,I.pIa Of March 22d 1901. and unoer me az 60
.,a,t he, ween The Pittsburgh. cincinnati nicdsu
and sr Ious Railway Company and the MIC" "a
anS 0aldale Railway Company, dated ApIIt IN IN
Ia0a rbe former Company acquired the iraIlt4.ist
and cor porate property of the latter ton.pa t
o.. outstanding capital stock OF which amour
ing to s42 10000 having heretofore Deeh d.
Tod nv the former Company , -.
nf the SEQ OO0o 90 First Mortgage per GEM
r,onds ~ the Terre fIaute and Loganspoft ran
80 Cornanv one OF the constituent oreah'za
+ions Of the Vandaia Railroad coinpsny ooa q 40
Ji,L r,atu-ed January 1st. 1910. Si31. pc.po
hereof we're purchased and Cancelled ourlnh
re yes- 1900 and the necessary funos 10 pay
off The remaining amount of the bonds , err
niacsd with the Farmers Loan ana lrust ~
80 ~ New York. Will be noted ny = 81 IA
20 The balance Sheet OF the Fandaiia haliroao
Company. -. -, ,,ritaI stock
ho,5s or notes by the companies embraced IN
re lines west OF Pittsburgh. with the eNccPt9 81?
~ securities issued BY certain leased roaLs -.
u a ,-7oent for construction expenditures mace oy
~ pennsvIvanta Company or Inc fitiseoL s,i'
S.incinnsu Chicago and St. LOUIS tfait"ay In -
NAM II will be necessary. however, lor soI n -
~. Western Companies to issue adoltionai seCuii
,iss In the year 1910 to provide fuifos Icr me
onstrnction OF second. third, and fourth traChs,
and TO increase terminal yards and freight mouse
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half ownership IN the equipment furnished
The statement OF securities shows that add
tlouaI purchases have been made Of stock OF the
Norfolk and Western Railway company. Your
lines have five important connections with mis-
railway HaEerstown. Nd. and Norfolk. Var
in the East. and at Coiumbus CircisvilIs. and
, Cincinnati Ohio IN the West and as II hss sov
many years exchanged a large volume Of trafre
was deemed advisable 70 strengthen your reIs-
tons with that Company and increase your stock
M robert Pitcairn. formerly Resident Assist
to the President in PITTSBURGH, and who r.
/ tired June list. 1906 diat on July 18Th 1903
Nr Pitcairn spent ffty-th-ee years IN the services
OF this company. iInHE tha positions OF SupsFin-
Fe5ruarv i4rh. is74: General Agent and Superfn-
teudent Pittsburgh Division. February f4rh- 1874
10 Presiden, at Pittsburgh. nom January Ist,
{ 1902. until his retirement.
on March Path. 1902 Mr. John 2 Green. First
Vice President and Director declined 70 elsctioa
1Ir5er the PROVISIONS OF The Pension Department
and Messrs. Chas- z PuEh samuel Pea. , 2
elected First second. Third. and Fourth Vice
Presidents OF the company.
also elected Fifth Vice President and Mr. James
F Farnestocic WAS elected Treasurer
Captain Green formally retired on AGE1lst lsr.
after fofty-tvo years spert in the uosr sctfvs
and devoted service in the interest O. your corr
rany and It's affiliated lines. Always very soic-
itous OF its welfare. he discharged the Important
/ duties confdef 70 him with GasUerving loyalty.
grasp OF It's affairs. He has been the Spokesman
Of the management for u1any years AZ your an
nIal meetings. and IRE executive IN charge -
the Accounting and Treasury DePsTtul rents .
specially entitled the credit for ne clear ard
Commemorative character Of your annual reports
His associates are Sratifted that after carryir
for many years the weigfty respoHstot ities ~
the various positions he ABLY filed. hs nav
now enjoy his retirement in Observing The ds-
velopnlert of the companies FOR which ne lanore.
so long and effectively. and this feeling f. shared
by a large number Of the stockholdeTs-
The Company is also fortunate IN continuing
, 70 have the benefit Of his extended expert enc
7 and counsel At Its command az may from tins
! 20 time be required
/ on March 2fth 1900, the following appoint
meuts were also made
T. 8 Hutchinson. Assistant 70 First Tfrs-PreSt-
dent. 4 J. County Assistant % second ViCs-
I President. ". II. Myers. General Sfa1aSsT 's7zc-
ceedinz Mr. Atterbury. promoted J. O Rodgers
I Assistant 10 General Manager IT NJ Carson.
/ General Superintendent. Erie Division. G. NJ
Bunting. Assistant Comptroller
I on October fst, 1909 George II Grone for
merry Assistant to Purchasing Agent pro-
{ noted 70 No Assistant Purchasing Agent
Of the Board
JAMES NcCREA Presi5sht
LET COPIES OF THE ANNUAL REPORT. 81
LEWIS NELSON. SECRETARY.
BROAD STRE7T STATION. PHILADELPHIA
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Ii is desirable that the Company should be
IN = position to properly accommodate It's
promptly and economically. and your Company
must therefore look forward to carving out
the policy outlined IN previous annual reports
respecting relief lines on low grade routes
between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia and New
York. and the elevation of tracks and clirui-
nation of grade crossings through cities. The
larger paT of this has been accomplished.
year 20 resume this work especially between
Morrisville Yard. near Trenton. and Waveriy
from Newark Passenger station 70 the Harri-
son Yard From Perth Amboy Junction, Just
west Of Railway. to WaverIy, the movement
OF traffic has become so heavy. particularly In
the summer season when augmented By FIRE
Quent fast passenger trains between New York
and lhe New Jersey coast resorts. as 70 make
IL imperative to secure additional facilities a.
an early date, including the elevation Of the
tracks through Railway, and therefore This
section Of the new line requiring two additional
The aggregate expenditures for Construc-
ton. Equipment and Real Estate on your
Main Line between New York and Pittsburgh.
including SO 1864 on account OF the Prin-
cipal or Car Trusts. and 100000 90 on account
of Principal of Water Trust Certificates. were
S14. 29S. Ci2.01. of which SJ.11S. i9.1 vas
charged to your Capital Account and s9,1T9,-
$40 96 against the Income Of the year
The Ebenezer Branch. now known the
West Seneca Branch of the Western New
York and Penn sylyania Railway. extending To
the lake front in South Buffalo. distance OF
6 Sc miles. is now completed and in operation
Advances aggreGating S1sS. 969 81 were made
unable 20 pay the same. this amount was
charged against your Profit and Loss &c
court.
The passenger station in Baltimore being
Inadequate to accommodate the traffic Of that
city. authority given ~ the Board Of the
Northern Central Railway Company to re-
place the present structure and improve the
adjoining track layout. and work was com
I nenced in November.
Your Company has. in past years. made ad-
vances aggregatinE SIS. 123 791SI to the Long
Island Railroad Company for the improve
ment OF its railroads and appurtenances. and
the construction Of new lines and equipment
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
agreed TO accept per cent debentures for
such advance and settlement Hereunder has
been made 20 December 3Ist 1905. amounting
20 Sc 062. 95I 30. leaving balance OF $1,000.
sac. &c on December 31st last. for which set
tlement VIII shortly be effected
In April. 1909. the contract with the Pull
man Company renewed upon terms favor
able and satisfactory TO YOUR Company, under
which the cars necessary for the Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad System are furnish ed
BY the Pullman Company. and the Railroad
Company has the option OF acquiring a one
By order
STOCKHOLDERS MAY OBTAIN PAMPH
APPLYING TO OR ADDRESSING
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FUNDED DEBT.

Conversions we're made into Capita SLPc - ~
50 75s 600 Of tenyear three and hsrl IS,
C ene 1I.,n. outstanding $40 223 goo OF ne
tsg-vear three and half per cent oon lo
Bonds issued October I'd. 1909 a. oV,Vv ",-r
converted into stock during 1''''
standing $50, S35, 900.
SECURITIES OF OTHER CORPoRAllo ->0'
80. - tho securities held by your Com
80. nacan,ber 91xt 1909. was $2io,343' 90.
Pc ~ diract revenue received theTefrom Curing
~ ~ Sesr Vas SIS pa 1871, being 4S9 per cent
mon the cost thereof.
CAR TRUSTS.
~ r,r+b.- issues Of these securities we're
~ $500 III. wear and the outstanding Ger
,fsca-e. n. series H l. and X. OF the Penhsy !,
yanta Rolling stock Trust, and series A. D. anu
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Hour AND WEAL--I'.ou- quiet but
sfrady. Spring patents. 8 G9aST %, winter
Itraishts- 3 a51 s. %. winter patents $ 6efl
- l"- sTr=HE clears. - CO ~ 81 -. extra 40 7
v.i8ter. s. 7o4S5- extra No > winter. s. 500
q S. Eans=s str1iSEtr. s. $50 $ 80 BUCK
WHEAT FLOUH-Dull. bulk. s. = s. % Der
100 %. BTokWHEAT-Nomua mat RYE
FLouR-I-irIn. far . ~eod, 81 30 . 81 -;
lady. kiln dried. - 40, BAG NEhI.--
-9~acE- Tue white and rsi'0v. 81 - ~ 81 CO.
:earsc. 81 - r. 81 90 FEED Western and
-.rv arm Western spring S-5zf SIG %. fagd-
tre midclins. SO . r. 50 20. -four DO SIS -
8 SO - rcd dog. so RI 81 CITY bran So -
-gI-- SIC - r. 81. sacks mIdGiiIg.s SOC - n
TO 90. rod dog. $50 - z, 81 -, hcT"iny chop
t. 20 bulk SOS 70 sacks; Oilueai- So.
Phsh iNgUN~-Sfrone and higher early,
Fs1h active Gov erlne by shorts and some new
Saying Influenced RS tie continued strength
? live hogs and prospects FOR moderate re-
se!pts. Tracing IL lard Cor future delivery
rss resumed o. the Produce Exchange to-
isg- after having been suspended for about
wenty E"ars PORK--Firmer. meas, 500;
sutiv- Sc - SCI short clear, So SGT 80.
BEEF Moss. SIS II Si4 30 family sISM&1s 20;
Jacket, sd - q So extra india mess soc - n
- BEEF HAMS -- Firm S%46i s26.
DRESSED HCf;S-StE0nZ, quoted. Bacons-
27sc: $50 b.. I25se- lea Ib 49, 90; 40 10.
2asc. pigs 1880 CIT MEATs-Pickled bel
.ss HrIner: smoking. ice, 10 10. lag a lie; IL
+. ia. I1zt.c; i 10. Is aI47 picked
Hus aTm. i&z9I5c. TALDoW-steadyi
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:, of tho Pennsylvania Car Trust. having ra-uretI
d,,rirp the year were paid and cancelled ana
fberebv 9 $50 cars costing 100000 became aire
the property of the respective companies WHICH
contributed 10 the cost thereof -
The total number OF Car Trust cars row IN ser
vice against which Car Trust CertinSates are
oI..tanSinr IS GLIB. and the Car Trust Ger
tiFratas outstanding 31st December, 1903 aSgre-
gate S5i 100 10000
TRAFFIC.
The number OF tons OF freight nloyed on Ins
e. ,oraraI divisions east OF Pittsburgh and
Erie in 1909 was 215 49, $50. an increase OF
e. St2 O29 or 1901 cent: the nuInoeI 81 Ia
senenrs was 81 o19 9S4 increase OF :, e59+ol'
or 4.63 per cent. -. -. 1i-+=
The other Railroad Companies east OF Fltts-
purgb aud Erie in which your Company IS inter
ested show satisfactory results. Detailed stare
mems of their operations will he found IN their
rsenectf-e annual reports, well as in the full!
report OF your Company
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KINGS COUNTY ELECTRIC LIGHT
AND POWER.

The Kings County Electric Light and
Power Company has issued its full pamph-
let report for the year ended December 81.
1893 The report includes the earnings OF
the Edison Electric Illuminating Company
of Brooklyn, as the entire capital stock OF
the latter company is owned by the Kings
County Electric Light and Power Company.
The combined earnings OF the two COM
panieS for the year ended December 81,
1909, compare as follows.
1860 1905 1907
Gross earnings 81 7aS sac 81 StG $40 Sc. 81 74s
Exp and taxes 1888 9s5 I 547. 80 1.7s5.3a5
Net earnings 81. soe So g. se5.713 81 ss5.s4s
Depreciation 40 26O 4ff-sJT 2s2.932
Balance 1890. 40 5a5 81 $50. SIS sf.s4a a1s
Bond discount. r.2G9 247S3 -. coo
Balance -.---- 81 .4Ja rs 81 436nTs s.. 1872 4f3
Fixed charges 6l1-354 5G5.56O 6o+i.5s9
Surplus 1890. =SS4f 1TG SS29.5fS STs,. s53
Dividends SOC 600 S0o-C00 $4,000
Net surplus S41-5I2 x-9-5l% S2f-Sa}
Prev. surplus Z IDS S23 >06i ]. lJ9 3is,
Total surplus S1.245 195 s1eo7.574 sf.Is1.213
Equal 70 : 81 per cent OF $40 OOO.On0 capital
stock. compared 10 ~ per cent earned on rhs
same stock last year LESS ad IIstmen- in 1858.
& $50 in 1907 s.
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GENERAL, REMARKS.

IT,, e.,ci.I and Industrial depression when
,.at,sd through the previous year was ioiio"e ~
by resumption of business aTlx,y she show a
pe 80. ,nc~es Sc compared with le3e.
After meeting all LIABILITIES ,h and sl RssF Funds
INC s - 1Trnst of october 1875 theie fAmaileu
Net Income OF ss4 500 CO. o. OUT o. yhien Zee
5H cav trust Principal OF s3eeI .uo7, IN
addition to the amount charge , = dina x
cpu az q ISL 500 o. and there was cElaF ssd
IF on account Of the New York itnnel -. o.. ~
&. coo 600 90 leaving a balance u s-rss'I ''
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TRAFFIC.

Of which So 600 COO 90 were transferred to Extra
ordinary Expenditure Fund for future improve
ments and the balance OF $3.50. 500 IS transferred
to the credit Of your Profit and Loss Account.
To provide for the $4,000 600. 90 OF short term
notes maturing March 18th 1910, and S2oHD,-
600 90 General Mortgage Bonds maturing July
LIST 1910 and other corporate purposes. al
Iotment of the capital stock at par was mad
to the stockholders November LIST. 1909. to the
extent OF - per cent. OF their holdings.
The increase OF CAPITAL STOCK during TIT.
year was fellows
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

b. Chicago Feb. 2s.-Wheat prices advanced
sharply IN the closing hours OF the session to-
dav on "A wave Of crop damage reports ana
influential buying. corn and oats, responsive 10
the strength Of wheat developed hrmness. but
their advance fell far short OF the increase IN
the major grain which made new top price
for the crop in all the futures. Provisions, &C
tolerated by the higher prices for live hogs and
the restricted arrivals the packing centres
Leaned forward again. with pork in the lead. and
asinei from lGc To 25c the closing figures OF
SATURDAY. Range OF prices;
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Spc- Vas quiet and ;" points higher ~ II Pc
'or wi56H1E upland ana i 20 for mlddltns
sgIf. delivered on contract. so' hales- Liverpool
tables spot steady; sales 200 bales sIerIls
.rl and eNucrr. 800 American. 5000. called
.o-tcU- a.0eo fsles; imports. 300" all American.
-fCEliUC upland ID Futures opened steady H
. 70 l. points advance. CLOSED very steady
20 G=iz points higher March Esd, March
AVr5l. --73 4G- April May. 1-69 izd. Nav-June.
eSd. June-Juiy. 81 20. 5uly-AuEusf. T.5G5-d.
AuEglst-S-eIlreu1 I'D. September oct ber.
ls5d October Navenaaor. e.G2d- November De
.e-rhrr s52izd December January. GJ0f4d.
January February. 6Js1d
tgFFEE-Cuiet. sales agErega;ing u 80
,sgs Prices were stesdy. closing unchanged
ron the final 81 last week- Foreign markets
we're STEADY. EaTrr closing Al l franz advance.
Hamburg = Ttfen0 higher AM Brazil uu-
:sEcc5 20 - lower. Firm offers from Bra
III we're slightly above parity with focal prices
sc the absence q offerings Is buI'ish fea1 ure
well prospects Tor a moderate supply q
mild coffee. 81 hcine claimed hat iu Noaczuela
tho CROP WiIl he only about - per cent of last
r~ar- Tia cash market steady al 90 for
Re- No = Warehouse deliveries IN the United
SAFE f~~ the week were III. 1872 hace against
fe- - last vecl and 1891 Last year OF the
'0r.rer amount New York lad a. sos bags
LocaI contract prices
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pr " r r Is
pennsyr
value R
oksc
in held orert the
aNroadCO
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EO-k Feb . 1910
CRAM EAT-After opening quiet ana
s-1s=r - a slieht advance developed decided
s---,.--1, ans during the day new high records
1-- 81 business was Tot particularly large The
s+.----- was due largely 10 reports from chi
-s-1 that an operator who controlled a 4aTSe
a--I-rf-- % contract wheat had late on SATURDAY
80 about = million. bushels II seemed 10 he the
general belief mat this wheat had been seId 10
some n The large mills ana VIII he shipped OUT
1.-f-rEfrr- CONTRACT stocks down 10 q very low
.s7e TIE market Al Tire close showed me-
ra.- a. - to l. Liverpool cables were
SAD with REPORTS q less pressure or Casl
-,r..,si On The foreign markets and a BFoCrlEaiI
cable from Argentina said that both me guam
zrl Weld OF wheat i getting worse. me Nlslo.e
s.-.--s- in he United states showed q decrease
20 -. week o. FL eco htshe3s. compared with
an increase last week Of 5000 and e decrease
r01.fr-aF elevator domestic and nominal I O. o.
era4-- 10 Northern Duluth and No hard
winter s. 2g-s nominal : O. % a3oat- CORN
1ra=erarel- active and firm due largely 70
~ strength II wheat and 70 the Lnfa-
,--ra-1e weather conditions cash markets We're
i-----4-a The visible increased l-1Sl.e3 bush
49, against an increase last week Of !. 10. coo
and 4 decrease last year Of 21o.ee bushels-
Steamer corn locally closed 59c a1d No ! o1C'
ho-- mammal in elevator export basis No. =
ea~ nominal T @. o. afoal- GA lH--ill4t l-s =
h-t steady. sympathy with the oiher ma =
an IN light offerings The visible showed an
Increase q Qgl bushels. against decrease
les- week Of 80 coo ana decrease q year ago
~ ~ coo cash oats here barely steady Mixed.
o6 - 81 lbs quoted nominal natural Wh;te-
Is 20 ~ 20. a55c. and clipped white. "a 70
- r. AL r,51pc TYE-Quiet: Ne . West
rrn aar nominal :. o. q. New YORK BAfSi1f-A y
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FOREIGN COMMERCE.

The chief Of the Bureau OF StattSticS, L.
partment of Commerce and LABOR Itpou ;
The classification of imports ana eSp ~,it
for January and for the seven months emu
cd with January as follows
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CONSTRUCTION EXPENDITURES.
There vas expended during the past year FOR
construction equipment, and real estate on the
Lines West OF Pittsburgh SS,9+S. oJ9 a. or when
81 sI6 172 81 was charged to Capital and
81 80 3s6 so to surplus Income.
The expenditures were principally tor the eleva-
ton Of tracks in Chicago and Columbus, rhe con
structIon Of second. third. and fourth tracks on
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad, second
track on The Pittsburgh. Cincinnati, Chicago and
st Louis Railway. increase in yards and terminal
facilities al Cleveland. Chicago. Indianapolis. and
81 other points and for additions 10 and improve
nents of the motive power and equipment
TRAFFIC.
The number Of OF freight moved on the
lines west of Pittsburgh 1884, $50. l13, an In
crease of 30 IA t33. The number OF passengers
carried was 3, S65 S56 increase Of 1.OI+.G9
The gross revenue OF all lines east and west OF
Pittsburgh for the year 1900 S315 406. oD4- Is.
operating expenses s22e. 14S. sol 20. and net
revenue compared with 1908, of S3S, 500. 4S9- 20.
and an increase in not reVenue of s14.SIO.9s5.J+.
There were 4o1 564 965 tons Of freight moved
the entire system. being increase of Ga l35 42t
tons ard I51. 9s1 Sos passengers carried in
crease OF 9,304. $40.
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NoN-MEMBER BANKS.

The weekly statement Ct averages OF ths
banks of New York city, Brooklyn, Jersey
city Hoboken and Staten Island. which
are not members Of the New York Clear
ing House Association but which clear
through some of the members, IS as fol-
lows:
Feb oS Feb. 70 Decrease
Tue dis iuy-ts Sg7 57g 100 s91 sSt 1G0 S@S4. zoo
Circulation . . ass 500 . 47::. 100 't3 200
Ner deposits 100 SIS. 800 III. 1870 800
Dep. with Clear
House agents. T.. 800 IL. c0J, go 4J9. aeo
Dep. with banks
and trust cos 10000 3,G16,IQo 81. 10
Legal tenders and
banknOtes 1896. 500 S.:-5f. go "l49- ssss
Specie .......... G+S6 900 7.OT5. 500 q. 500
Total ..-... $50 All. OOO s31. IS. 700 ssfs. 100
Res. required. - 4J9.60Q 27,934.423 fT+.s2S
surplus $500. s.. s51.400 S.. 324 SIS s373.221s
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81 5odss: cuban. ST 25Ns2 20; WATER
or TFSS 100 lunches, 81 80 a 81
Ugh

and weak Beet tops higher. Cucumoers
scarce Lettuce lower. Mint more plenty a an
Io,e4r Rsdtshes and rhubarb steady. To-
matoes arm BEET TOPS, box. I5c q 81; CT
CIJMBERs. dozen. 81 9oaS2 %; bog: " gs";
LETTUCE, strap 81 500 81 90; MIN l; 1o I'm
RADIsHFs loo punches. 81 oo@s2 so; RHJ-
BARB Long Island. 100 punches: - g 30
Western. dozen punches, 40 q 6oc; TOMAioEs'
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CONSTRUCTION EXPENDITURES.

facilities at sundry points: also TO increase the
iocomotiye and car equipment TO meet the in
creased demands OF traffic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-01
o,,s,ic UTILITY SECURITIES.

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