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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-29
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Kahn. Isaac-singer sewing Machine Co

Kahn. I.sac-singer Sewing Machine Co;
sis3 q. 49, IN
H. Tou.hN Marion f.-H Bidois: sl.52o -:
Lotto. Emily aud Marie-A Seidman. Ssol 81.
Icmow ,has W Equitable Trust GO ~ nc"
I[tsnrfc Joseph l. Ryzok 1850 IL
Mciscr. Gustav NJ J falcott: s:.6s2 ~
MacDowoli Chas T. Mechanics and Metals
National Bank. Sl.IJ' 80 .,-.o,
MIlcr, Edv e. August Motor e. g.. $l'1 81.
Muchc. otto = Jaburg q 81, VI, -.
Newman. Randolph NJ Zion; Slui %
Nsuss. Otto Title Guarantee x Trust CO.
o'b6nncn James IA p Chaunccy; $40 o.
Uppouh'im. Max Burger; SD 90
o,ccm9an. ,, L,m M kyno'ol Realty % ana
rcrclusu. Harry " and Abraham Nc'ins-
90 stephens. 81 $50 ~.
Perry James Iutus; $50 ~
t:osoubcrg Notta Herlat. slio ~.
Roth ~auuia East River National Bank.
R'iIiy' Msrgare, l.. Barber Asphalt Paving
Reid. james II X l. perossez: siGc -.
Rorors. sarah New England Apartments
SurriGgc. John II e Naelcr: 1910 u.
sloan Joseph Y. and lohn sloan 4 Co
j II Brewster. SIG -.
Schneider. Fred = star GO; S5-p 10.
steiner, charles -Gnsburg Realty co.
siar,. George r-T p Spencer; 500 g.
~aldugor. Morris Castles; so' o.
$3.50 80 -,
Shaw. Alexander. and Edw II GARRISON
Zdhrishic. $50 ~. 49,
Sack LOUIS Tip Top TOY 60. 500 g..
savage. Marie q Graham 90, SUI %
Srhcmck. benjamin. and Jacob Pcrle--S
EsuA. SIG -
Vidi Gacomo United Surety GO ~ a.; costs
81. -,
WILTSHIRE lIarry VI Gilbert. SEQ u!
Walter Frank Goodman; s'2' -
Waters Allie " Freeman Bros 81 l'H ~.
Ncaccr Ma y cote. $500 :
Ziuh,r@ Saiuucl = EoscnsberS sons
i;e1ci,rc CONSTRUCTION 60 Nov Jersey Terra
Gotta 60. SJ2i - -
Iauk.ison Realty 60 L Cow 81 Sc Of
Same \ Small. SOS %.
same - small. SIS oj.
James r seal 90 dncl \ Thomson; NlN- ~
krcamor Contracting CoM Moshovitz ct al,
S2054 ~.
Rational Electric Sign CD simsarian;
SOS II 40
Ciiy ~ New York r :; Crowell. $40
Taucirrs Manor Corporation i "1U"'d'
g. 81 ~
Safran 90 u DO JouEh: So 81 .
Nicrouislcos Brothers Co ! kirby s''"'
William Morris du0 = SPEEDY >"o"
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THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat and Oats Gain. Corn
Loses, Coffee Irregular.

Wheat trading Yesterday was mainly
speculative and quiet, the market being
hampered by lack OF news from the West
and aided by frmncss abroad. The ten
doncy was upward. with q setback in the
afternoon which left prices at about the
tho iiral of Thursday. Corn also lost an
carly steadness and closed lsc down,
while oats. with dealers disturbed over
the probability Of delay i'm seeding opera
lions owing TO the floods. gained isuAc.
lFormness in Brazil and stcadlness IN
other foreign markets were the dominant
influences in the local coffee market, but
with all that local longs took profits
whore they could, and at the close the
market was at point decline TO points
advance
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THE COTTON MARKET
Gains Strength and Closes Firm
and Higher.

There was some selling in The early
trading I'm tho cotton market vestcrds,
and liquidation Of Few March notices
caused ID drop of about'siX points in that
position The contracts We're taken care
Of however. and later March and the
general lIst made gains on covering AMI
trade buying The afternoon advance
was helped by fears of a damaging over-
flow an the Mississippi Valley and nv
the return from Liverpool of \ prom.
nent spot operator. VINO expressed o.
trcucly bullish views. Tho weekend
figures. while regarded as bcarish. were
without amy special influence. Closins
prices. practically tho high of tho da,.
were firm az "a net gain Of e 10 q points
southern spot markets were unchangeJ.
and the local market held quiet AZ 2.1oc
for middlins upland, no sales. delit
cred on contract loo bales Local con
tract prices.
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W,ckr movement figures ~ Tho cotton ~
chang. Port receipts Nif4 bales aeaiisi
t52tuS last ,otr. overland to mills ana ca.
atl iG .a1. against 51.a0i last .'ar. Southerr
.fT t,lucs estimated. 45.uoo. against 900
Last wear. loss of stocks al Interior towns. -
Dts against ~ - l1~f year. brought ir'o
SIGHT for tho week. tl1.i6t against lNs"s'
i,.. wear Total crop moN cmrnt: Port o.
.,int- S.15f SIG go adiedl. against io>tt -
I,-t year. overland TO mills sud canada, so,
.s.t AGAINST COS S'in last tcar. southern ni.
taking .235uOo against =. 10000 iast rcit
.sf..k 40 interior towns 200 excess ol Soptemt'f
lGt So. against :,n6. i:s ia~t year; hrou4
into sight thus far for season. ~ - 80.
against I43S4 Sos last year Tho total crop
movement D. for 20p DAYS this season. ogain''
81 days last season ,oo.,
IiVerpol cables. spot quiet: sales. N'--i
bale. speculation and export 800, American
T. 600. mo- Imports. midlling upland 6Hid. fil
utcs opened quiet. 2d2'e points lower "n n'Af
and il.a2 points lower on distant mont
closed steady az a not decline Or .Wl's pons
March. SOD. March Alril. GhGJ; April ~
6Gtf,d. Nav. jun. GG3'-'l. june July. "."l -
Julv. August GJGd. August september o. -,
september October. G.3id: october Nolemoet
q -, cd. November December. b.l"'-d, berrn
lor January. 6.Isd. Januar, Ichrusrt. "l'd
Manchester Yarns steady cloths. buyers am
sellers apart
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ITEMS Of WALL STREET

Business FOR foreign account ON the
stock Exchange Yesterday was about 1000
shares. made up of purchases Of Canadian
Pacific aud the copper stocks.
Dividends have been declared as fol-
lows:
L,high Naue, coal Sales courans. ~.
p"r cent nu'uble April ~ to stoc', Of rocoid
Ar|l lU
Nauona 'ircproodnG Company. regular
quart.rI. Of p.r cent on preferred ua,-
abb, Npril 10 g" stork uf record April o.
Associated cas- and Electric Company.
peculiar 1uau'riy OF D. pcr cent ON pre-
M.r.h 70
Mines Company of America. regular quar-
i,rT Of o. per "Ht payable April - 10
WiUam o. Eouhri.lt G. co initial ~ e..
rcr cont ou preferred. PAYABLE April 10 o.
stock 80 record March 81.
National Brick Company. initial of "a
p,r cont. payable April d.
United states Mortgaso and Trust CON
r!rH quarterly OF 9 per cont payable March
81 to stock OF record March -
&. q. llcchingcr. of New Orleans.
Thomas j. Campbell. formerly Of Med
ford. ore David T.. Lcvcy and James NJ.
carroll. Of Torrinston. Conn. have been
elected members of the Consolidated
The estimate of the gain in cash boy tho
New York banks in the last week Is
placed al N.G"o"0. From the interior SO
$500" was received and S9."-2opy WdS
shipped to that section. including $4,000
national bank notes sent to Washington
for redemption. Ordinary disbursements
by the Sub-Trcasury we're Sl3lSl0D. and
payments 10y the banks were sl6.@itco".
showing "a loss on Sub-Trcasury opera
tions of $4,000.
Bankers here say there is no PROBABILITY
That a t25.r)oc'o Argentine loan will bc
placed i'm this market soon.
Henry II. Peaso has been elected treas
urcr Of the Lchigh coal and Navigation
Company, to succeed Samuel : Sncyd.
Advance figures TO the Interstate Com
mercc Commission show that the total
operating revenues of steam railroads in
the United States for January amounted
to t9il 99l. $50 an increase of t5139S,5i6. and
that net earnings after dcducting taxes,
amounted to 279i sos, an increase Of NS,-
1852
Amos Stcffec. Of No. % Broad street. has
issued q booklet on Standard oil stock
containing information on tho various
companies up To March o. 1919.
The Treasury yesterday transferred
5000" for banks 10 Cincinnati. prcsum-
ably To- supply the demand for money as
e result of the floods.
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tOTTO>sI.t.D
MoIAssEs AND syRuPs stca,

"TIHn,f1I-
NAVAL sTORES-Spirits turpentine was
firm and a.ain slightly higher. Hosin firm and
unchanged. With tar steady.
OIIS-Tinseed oil unchanged Refined pc
trolctn steady AZ : SOC for standard white in
barrels at New York.
KICE-Steady. quiet ud.unchanssd
SIctK Refined unchanged, with SLOW
business Granulated. 2JnI. coo. Raw quiet
but about steady. with centrifugal at 3.lsc.
r,uecovsdo at 2gsc and molasscs sugar At
isc In London beet sugar was steady ana
IA higher with March AT o. II al and April
auI NAV az los Nllett A GRAY. Total stock
or Furore and America. i.Oo2. 49, tons. against
., so, p3t last year at the same uneven dates.
The Increase ~ stock - l.lIs.3Jl tons, agdlnft
an Increase % liIo IA last week Total
.i.-.ks and afoats together show Nisloio sup
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THE METAL MARKETS.

,tpPPER-Tho local street market for cop
uer was firm. with lake quoted l'il n - &c,
rlerfrolytic i5isc. aud casting, listdli's,
standard copper on the Metal Exchange Was
firm. With spot and March quoted liIac bid
NpriL MAY and Juno. II iJd 1890. EArorts
nf copper for tho month thus far -. COS tons.
Ia London copper closed firm at l6b los for
spot and ff6 LIS "a for futures
TfN-Quiet Spot and March. ~ 05di1 -
APRIL i7.o5di7 - &c; May. 46.75at7. IL
June l6.31 d46 7jc. July 80 ~. II 1919 i.c.
and August - I5d 81 25c. In London tin closed
LEAD steady: New York spot 30q4 40
and East ST Louis. 4.lJHi22isc. London
lead closed at fi6 6s 81
SPELTER-Neglectcd New York, spot. AM
East 81 Louis nominal London spelter closed
at "a l5s.
IRON-Cleveland warrants. 65s in London
Locally iron was steady, with No ! foundry
Northern No I Southern and No Southern
soft. Sl1 i5dSls 20. No ., SiT 259Sl, ~.
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If s TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington. March 2s.-Tho condition. q
ITO United states Treasury AZ the beginning
20 busincss today was. Working balance,
GA csi ooa IN banks and Philippine treas
ur,. slg. 500. los; total Of general fund. SIS %
572lis. receipts Yesterday. si01s i'G d'S
bursem.nts. $l.looa.h The surplus INN
fiscal year Is si3.ooc.3 800 as sgainsi dohct
OF S14 SEQ last year. The figures FOR
receipts. disbursements. etc. exclude Panama
canal and public debt transactions
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RENE

New York, Narch = IHII
REEN Es-Rcceipts 80 cars. or l.2a6 head
40 cas- ON sale steers nrm ana uncNcnly
higher; general sales looked fully Zoe high
or Bulls and medium 90 good COWS were
I0ap15c higher: thin cows steady poorest
IN hes, steers sold az So Iom 50 - per 100
ia. bulls al 81 T5G$7 80. . choice bulls at
sT75TsS: COWS az 81 5OTS6 10; tsilends at
4; o3 Dressed beef firm az ~ y n l3lgc per
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PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

y" increase averaging per cent hds
"''h made in tie wages of all those en-
pl'Neu IN the operating department of the
'hiiad"lphia n West Chester Traction
'olnpanN. effective ON April
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I'IillN ISlONS

pKO\IsIONS somewhat irregular. hut
prices tate Wcr" easy, WIN appat'i' pi'NSul'
',v inc To- , decline ~ :, 20 Ia points In the
hog market. and improt ed weather conditions.
PORK Firm Mess. 81 25nS22 50. family
s931s25. short clear. s2i -. BEEF
Ms, SIaHS2o: family s23aS2i packet. S2ln
So. extra India mess. Sitp$3'. REEf
HAMS Dull. S32rS3i DRESSED Hogs
Unsettled Bacous 13Adltr asked. pigs, lf'1c
asked cut MEATS Picked bellies steady.
llieaI5ic. picked hams. lJG l5hc. TAI
Low Quiet Special. a.. city 6'tc. country.
5AG6'sc. LARD STEADY. Middle West %
ali GOc. city. liisaiIt.c. refined nrmer. Sonth
America H. 55c; Continent. l2c; Brazil Kegs
ig.i5c. compound steady. 17snSi-c STEAi-
me firm. olco. l0AHilc: city lard. i2i2c.
(OTrO>sIEU OIL - Prices we're again
Gru. aud new hlgh records for the season were
established on covering and what appeared 10
be now long buying Crude firm. with prices
az the top for the season and very little offer
ing. Local contract prices:
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

chicago March - Reconstruction ot ih'
meaning of = clause in the oflclaI report i,
to-.ltv sufficient 10 seud th" marker up.
clos. was quiet. ~ net gain Of "a -. no
day ended with corn down shal' - g 'a'-
/ IL to Zoe up. and provisions l"f l'Ner To
shade higher Range OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-29

richmond road district Improvement
ponds of Chicago Junction, Richmond
Township, Huron County. Ohio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-29

other income Tor the twelve months is
nom di'id"ads "n common stock of Ash
vile Power and Light. all of which is
owned 10y California Power ana Light.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

plv u f,l4s4s5 tons against $50 o3i last
year, o. ala increase OF ,1ss. sol tons.
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CURB ECHOES.

sixty men al the Beaver Ininc went out
ON strike last Tuesday. and while the mn
ie etul running at tie Beaver and the
pumps are working in the mine dc'elop-
mcut below has ceased The management
expects 10 effect compromise shortly.
Production Of orc I'm the TonOpah dlS-
trict for the month Of February was as
follows Tonopah Mining, 1927 tons 3
Touopah Belmont 1860 tons. Montana
Touopah. i.232 tons Touopah Extension
Alc9 tons. West End. 4151 tons; Mac
Namara. 2.22G tons. Jim Butler l.NN'
tons. Tonopah Merger Csc tons ana Mld-
way. $50 tons: total. 43.SSl tons. having
- gross milling value Of $SSG'ioo. The
total production for the month show" II
decrease Of S7l tons AS compared Win
January. but February was three days
shorter. and. taking this into consider
alton. February production was greater
than that Of January.
Erokors on the curb specializing in
hank and trust company shares report an
i,,rroyed condition IN that department
The market FOR these shares has been very
dull for the last month or 50, and 1t IS the
belief Of many that the tide has turned in
favor OF activity. There is a reported de
mand for the shares Of Lincoln Trust
company. Guaranty Trust and Bankers
Trust. The announcement last week ot
AN increase in dividend rate from II per
cent to Is per cent by the Eond and Mort
cage Guarantee Company sent the price
~ its stock up from 2S5 10 80 Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-29
Carolina Power and Lioht Company.

The report Of tho Carolina Power and
Light Company. which is controlled hy
lh' Electric Bond and Share Company for
i'nrualN 1913. and the twelve months
ended February Is 1913 is as follows.
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BOND DOTS.

STACY & Fraun, Of Toledo, were the sue
cessfu bidders on March II for >3Vooo
o per cent c9is-ycar coupon paving bonds
~ Washington. Wilkes County, Ca
IS vs. Straus & Co. Of Chicago. are
Offering an issue Of the first mortgage
per cent serial La Sale Building bonds
denominations 800. $500. 1000 and So
200. dated March ]. 1913. and due March
T. 1923. The bonds are an absolute direct
first lien on the Ia Sale Building ana
'|-year lcasoh0ld estate, without reValu-
alton. with the privilege Of a 50-ycar e%-
tension
II s reported that NidalIa, Toomos
County Ga. viii hold an election Oh April
- 70 decide on the Issuance Of $2'.','
water and light extension and city Han
bonds
George T. Bmlng. County Treasurer OF
Westchester County. will receive proposals
until 10 a. m. on April IL at White Plains
for 100000 AZ per cent temporary loan
bonds, denomination $1,000. dated May l.
1919. payable MAY IN each Of the years
1918 10 1888. inclusive.
The Security Saving Bank and Trust
Company Of Toledo, was awarded on
March u the 10000 . per cent coupon
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Aid to Flood Sufferers.

In response 10 The call for subscriptions
Tor the sufferers in the flooded district
pubic utility institutions represented in
'n' Wall street district have contributed
literally. Henry l.. Dohcrty 4 Co., who
have large interests m utilities i'm ohio.
have tclceraphcd Governor cox a comtrl-
button of $1,000.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

U,urrishcd hy Middcndorf. williams & %, No.
"a Pine street. New botk, anu no. - East
Gortnau street. BALTIMORE
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>IW YORK PRICES.
BONDED VIII vt.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sFIBONHD tLItRtNCts
.Mlnucspous am Toledo missins

AND VIZ NJ iNht Ii'' 'tNf tit'''
rDrIfuaIfr unchanged spring patent - ''H
5, -. winter srushts 81 aJpSt -. winter
r.t.nts 81 snHS5 -. -pring rrdfs. - l'tf
5, -. c>tr, 50 / winter 81 H'p>i -. 20
(, .nqS3a0. Kansde straights - lVH$i an.
t'u.t eprine patents. s. "orS5 ~. ny ].
FLOUR Quiet fair GO good. So 5o4S3 ~
n,,.. to fancy. S@s.a$i 'oRNMEAl.
-tr,l,. Min dried. 50 10. UAG MbNL lln'
,,li,. tuI yellow. 81 3nd<l -. coarse. 81 "a
81 20 FEED Western bran. so -; standard
rddlins $50 75HS2i flour 10. So 80; rcd dog
- ais bran 81 bulk, 81 q" sacks. ma
ling S2i G0rS2s. rcd dog. 81? olLMEAL-
So turSan
,OlTII PRICE charges wore compare
,it,i. small opening AZ unchanged {" points
HIGHER and closing at point decline 90
alliance iiusu,ss was also ligh'. sales AZ
gregatins 1000 bags. Foreign markets w'r"
s,c1.Iv m Wow of the action of our market
lat. an THURSDAY but while this stimulated a
Iittlc lusiug offerings were comparatively 10
oral with longs inclined 70 take prohis
TIe,rc showed - net decline Of = franc, VIM"
Hamburg vag y ufcnuig lower The nImn',a
in Brazil was tho principal sustaining FACTOR.
ms prircs thorc were higher. II was shid thdt
short. IN Brazil were covering ana lNo Wa
firm al $50 lcts advance. while santos was -
rei- higher. Spot very inactive. on 'h' OASIS
of ~. for Rio 40 :. Local contract prices.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED b. charles y. Harncy 4 90 40 90
Er.ad street N'w YORK, ana 40. l-- south
iih alr.nt. IMIalDlInltl
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Oklahoma Public Service G ln.erurban.

Tho hnckcrbockcr Construction Com
pauy of New York has purchased 100000
of AN authorized issue OF Si.50ouoJ first
mortgage : per cent 30-ycar bonds Of the
Oklahoma Public service d Intcrurhai
Lines COMPANY II is stated that these
bonds will Doe offered 10 the public at o.
Proceeds OF the bonds will be- used to
construct an electric line IN logan.
Payne, PaWucc and creek counties. Okla.
in the cushing oil gas district, north and
northeast of Guthrie. \ power station
viii also be built At saltwater. only
100000 OF tho total issue has been issued
al present and additional issues viii
be made from time to time 10 pay for cX-
tension Of lines and other improvements
to the property. The Hudson Trust Com
pany will act as trustee of the mortgage.
4. O. Lampke, Of No q Cedar street,
New York. is assistant general counsel
Of the Oklahoma company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-29

company. Of Toledo. WAS awarded on
March u the 10000 per cent coupon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-29

J.i-ri.hed lr Ifsrr. r. Ihomp-.n a co.. 10.
- iiroll street
,DBAI.T.-
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Federal Light and Traction Company.

Gross earnings OF The Federal Light ana
Traction Company for tho year ended Dc
ccnbcr 81. 1912. We're $l122.ti'. as COM
narod with 81. 1861 ~ for the previous year.
EXPENSES and taxes amounted so Fl"S'"9,
as against s,s709i IN 1911 and net earn
iues were S7iAGl2 as compared with N99.-
Ok The total net income of all com
ra,ieq cxcept the Domiug Ice and Elcc-
trio. including other income Of \2'l''' was
1871 .GS. out Of this was paid %4'" III
terest on bonds. notes and floating deDt
and $1,000 dividends on &,Joc."p Federal
Light and Traction preferred stock IcaV-
ing surplus Of $2l25l7 for the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-29
Public Service Corporation OF N. j.

During the year 1912 the Public Service
Corporation Of New Jersey disposed Of
several of its Pennsylvania properties
including the Bristol Gas Light Company.
Bristol Electric Light and Power Company
ami the Yardlcy Electric Light. Heat and
Power Company. These sales were made
for cash. The activities of the corpora
tiou are nov wholly confined within the
state OF New Jersey, except SO far ass
the operation OF the Port Richmond and
Bergen Point Ferry Company and tho
Riverside and Fort Lee Ferry Company
are concerned. II is the intention of the
management not TO further extend the
activities 81 the company beyond H."
state line. The most important 81 the
Improvements completed during this Year
Was tho now summit railway terminal
and office building iu Jersey city. This
railway terminal Was built 10 Doc used boa
cooperation with the summit avenue sta
ton of tho HUDSON q Manhattan Rail
road Company and tine Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. opened during tho year.
Moro than nfty-ouc miles of track was
reconstructed during the year. and ap-
proXimatcly l1is miles Of new track Was
laid Tho total mileage of tho railway
department when tho new construction
under way is completed viii Doe approx
matelv 50 miles
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Wisconsin Gas and Electric Company.

The Wisconsin Gas and Electric Com
pany'e report for February shows gross
Of S'I GG. a gain of zS.s-i over last Fc"-
ruary. net after taxes was sl6172 am in-
crease Of S43 over February OF 1912. The
surplus after charges for the month
amounted TO SsoE. az compared with
$3.50. an increase of %ss over February
of last year. The report for the first tvs"
months Of this year shows gross or
$l2l2e. a gain of S2l 2o6 over the same
two months of last year. net carnings
after taxes were $500 as compared with
scars, an increase of &G,l. as against
January and February OF 1912. Tho sur
plus afte,- charges for tho two months
amounted 20 Sl7.32S. as compared with
SEAS for the first two months Of 1912 a
gain OF $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-29

Business Tor foreign account on the
stock Exchange Yesterday was about 300
shares. made up of purchases Of Canadian
Pacific and the copper stocks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-29
I ri TT
TRTITs -FREsU-- Receipts. 246s pk

Apples plenty ana weak Oranges ana
.rayofruit firm APPLES Northern spy
Winr.lp and Spuzeubcfe. 80 s.. Bon ba' 's
- 15H g. so. KING. ST. - -. Baldwin. -
g. -. Grccung 81 80 70 s. -. Iiussct ~ -
~ - 30. Ia western boz. 90" g. PEA rs.
<ioncr Dbl S2HSi basket SOC - l"t
CRANBEHEfES. cape cod M. s. So.
cfatc. go g 40. Long Island nhl ; u 81
Jersey Sass %. crate. 81 toH - -.
AWBERRIES quart. ! Z 500. Kun -
Or-ATe fffOc. TAEGEEINES strap. = D"
I s. 80. KINGS. S3n e.. ORANGES. 'allt"-
FLORIDA 81 50a s.. GRAPEFRUIT Flords.
81 50aSf. Porto Rico and cuban 81 D.
pI>EAPprFS Red spanish, NnIto iti''.
crate 81 T5fS3 -. cuban 81 t'd - -
-Iorila s. 75aS3 -. smooth Cayenne. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-29

&. q. llcchinEcr. of New Orleans.
Thomas j. Campbell. formerly Of Med
ford. ore. David T.. Lcvcy and James NJ.
carroll, Of Torrington. Conn. have been
elected members of the Consolidated
Stock Exchange.