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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
I'd LARGEST COTTON CROP
Final Figures Show 14,295,5
Bales-Linters Run Heavy.

Washington, March O.-The second larg-
est cotton crop ever grown, amounting to
IA. 20. 500 equivalent 50o-pound bales. in
Guiding linters, was produced by the
farmers of the United States during 1912,
the Census Bureau announced to-day in
its preliminary report OF the total pro-
duction of cotton, as returned by ginners
and delinters. The number OF running
bales counting round as half bales and
including linters. was A016. 400.
The crop compares with 10, 30276 equiva-
lent 800 pound bales in 1911 l2oo,SSs in
1910. l3.5S7.3c6 in 1908. l3,595,49S in 1906 and
l3.s79.94 in 1904. Comparisons OF running
bales are Ie lO93 49 in 1911, II, s55.962 in 1910,
Is. i92.lsl in 1903. l3,3O6.265 in 1906 and 49,
679. 80 in 1904 The Department OF Agri-
cultures bureau OF statistics on Deem
Der 70 estimated the total production OF
the 1912 crop. not including linters. AZ 49,
$50. 600 bales of so pounds each.
Round bales included in the production
figures are sl.52S for 1912, lol,5A for 1911
IL. s@ for 1910. 242,3o5 for 1905 96S,as for
1886 and so. i5l for 1904. Sea island cot
ton produced during 1912 amounted to 49,
gu bales. compared with 1879 bales in
1911. ~. 3ss in 1910 ll2539 in 1895, lc'.d1 in
1904 and l0i.s53 in 1882. Inter bales IN
cluded in the total amounted to 800 'Oi'
compared with 276 for 1911, Ss7,s2S for
1910 3l3.47S for 1909 and 6l26 for 1905.
The average gross weight of the bale
for the crop. counting round as half bales
ana including linters. was NS POUNDS
for 1872. compared with ri4 pounds for
1911. 50l7 for 1910, 1856 for 1903 and 5o0S
for 1895 Ginneries operated for 1912 num-
bered .. 2s7 compared with 1913 for 1911.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
THE COTTON MARKET
Opens Steady, but Eases on,
Closing at a Decline.

The final ginning report Of the season
was published by the Census Bureau at
the opening Of the cotton market yester-
day. but failed 10 create any fresh inter-
est OF consequence, and trading was
quiet. II showed a total growth for the
season Of 100000 bales. which was about
in line with expectations, but the figures
included linters 10 the extent OF 600, 100
bales, when generally 1t had not been an
ticipated that the linters would exceed
$1,000 bales Various theories were ad-
Nanced TO explain the record breaking
percentage of lintcrs. and the only IN
formation that could be- secured from
Washington on the subject was thdt OF
the total 62S3sO bales had been obtained
up 10 March 1 and that n,S-i Dales OF
liuters were expected after Marcn /.
Some thought that there might nave been
carry-over from last season. while oth-
ers attributed the increased yield or INIT
ers 10 improved machinery, and TINS Vie"
was strengthened by a report from
Southern oil mill that 100 tons less or
seed had Yielded 1Oo bales more linters
than last year. With "A total growth or
over $4,000 bales last season, lnter5
were only $500 The local market opened
steady at an advance OF 10 points III
response 20 relatively firm cables. lnere
was scattered realizing on the advance
and prices eas"d OF. At net loss OF
from TO S points. however. the market
steadied OF covering and closed steadN
at net decline of from To points
Liverpool reported quiet market Irdn-
ing will not be renewed in Liverpool untll
next Tuesday morning. while the Amerl-
can markets will all be closed until Mon
DAY Southern spot markets were gem
orally unchanged. and the local market
held steady at Y 60c for middllng upland
Sales. 2io1 bales. delivered on contract,
ecD bales Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
Northern Texas Electric Company.

The Northern Texas Electric Compan>
has sent 10 stockholders notice Of Their
right 10 subscribe 10 So5o0rh Of the com
mon stock of the company a. par tdch
share Of stock OF record Of March car
ries with IL one right and ten oi THESE
rights" are necessary To- secure one
share Of the new stock. payment Tor
which is 10 be made April IT, Tn" STOCK
now being offered is part - the ne"
stock authorized AZ a special m"etIht
held on February e. when the common
stock Of the company vas Increased from
s. 800 o,j to 10000 Dividends Of ~ per
cent quarterly are being paid on the com
mon stock The proceeds of the new ls-
sue will be used 10 double track poi-
ton Of the line between Fort Worth anu
Dallas and also for the purchase OF ne"
equipment and TO make other additions
and extensions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
HARTLEY A BANKRUPT
Owes S7,957. He Says-Loans and
Mining Stock Only Assets.

william j. Hartley. who lived for the
last six months at No IS West seth street,
the New York Athletic club. and in tho
Victoria Hotel 9th street and Broadway,
filed a petition in bankruptcy yesterday.
with liabilities S.957 and nominal assets
So 600. The assets consist of claim
against Henry A. Roth and others for
50 900 shares OF stock Of the Rio Percha
Placer Mining Company. OF New Mexico,
par value $4,000, debts TO him 81 500, and
note for 500.
The debts to him are by John Mack. $50;
Fred Mackay. $3.50. John Strosnider.
Sheepshead Bay. $3.50; Frank Johnson.
Sheepshead Bay. $50: George Coles Bos-
ton. 500: Clinton c. Durgin. Boston. slOC;
John Tinker. Washington. $50. and John
Osborn 500, all for loans
He has only four creditors. They are
Harry A. Roth. Of Philadelphia, $3.50, on
n Judgment obtained in New York City
on April IS Arthur G. Hilton. Boston,
$3.50 Judgment. and two tailors. NS for
clothes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
Directors Not Worried.

The directors Of the Brooklyn Union
Gas Company 90 not seem TO be worried
about the attempts OF some minority
stockholders TO induce the company TO in
crease dividend disbursements at present.
one director is reported as follows.
We anticipate that the per cent rate
will he maintained with difficulty pro-
yided costs of operation advance much
further We have just closed new coal
contracts. every one OF which IS on a
higher basis. All labor costs us more.
All the materials used for the distr1b-
uting system or I'm the manufacture OF
gss are exceedingly expensive. Gas oil
hss already advanced IA price. and con-
unued scarcity mays increase the price
further There IS also 10 prospect Of OBJ
tanning a higher rate than 50 cents per
100 cubic feet notwithstanding these In
creased operating costs. In view Of these
facts, we View any action of minority
holders with eQuanimity.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
SHELTERS INQUIRY ENDED
Committee Finds Report Of Suit Was
Published in Good Faith.

The Stock Exchange committee on bust
ness conduct. which exercises certain po-
uce functions over the affairs of its mem
bers yesterday announced that y had
completed it, Investigation OF an item
nublished by Wall Street news agencies
that the government was planning suit
against the American Smelling and Re
aning Company under the Sherman anti
trust law. u. @ Geddes chairman Of
the committee. said that the report was
evidently put out in good faith
on the publication OF the report which
came from Washington Wednesday. the
s,ock Of the company broke sharply, but
recovered on a statement from Attorney
General McReynolds that he mad not yet
considered such suit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
MELLEN RIOICULES RUM0R
Wall Street Hears He Is to
Leave New Haven Road.

Representatives Of J. f. Morgan & Co.
Yesterday declined 10 discuss q report
that Charles $. Mellen, president Of the
New York. New Haven &c Hartford Rail
road. was soon 10 retire. and that How
ard Elliott. president Of the Northern Pa
CHIC. was to succeed him. MIR Mellen
himself when the report was called 10
his attention. characterized II as too III
alculous 10 talk about.
Mr.. Elliott il in st. Paul. and no in
formation could be obtained al the North
ern Pacific Offices here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
BRIEF NOTES OF FINANCE
Paragraphs of Current Interest
for the Investor.

4, least one good thing has come about
-, the movement IN Albany against
80 New York Stock Exchange. on
u.anesday several news agencies in Wall
s..aet announced that suit would soon be
-, against the American Smelling and
,,'sring Company for violation Of the
German antitrust law, but soon after
"a this was denied by the Attorney
csneral at Washington. Steps were i'm
.,sdiately taken by the governors of the
y.v york stock Exchange 10 find out
.,,sther this news was sent out in a dis
so,sst attempt 10 influence prices. 1t
a,.s learned that the report was tele-
..snbed in good faith 10y a Washington
-o~respondent. who believed the report TO
b.. true Circulating rUm1rs without
t,,ndatiou probably will occur less fire.
,ueptly hereafter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
BOND DOTS.

Advlces from Chicago state tnat the
South Park Commissioners have awarded
the xl0y1 per cent general park I'M
movement and $1,000 per cent paving
bonds 10 tho Merchants Loan and Trust
COMPANY. y ". Halsey & Co. and A. Il.
Leach a. Co.
Youngstown. Onto Will receive pro-
posals until April for the $1,000 Mahon-
Ing County. OHIO. per cent road bonds.
dated April 10. 1919. and due April 10, 1893.
II is reported that Berkeley. cal. Will
hold an election on April T. 10 decide on
the issuance 81 the $3.50" bonds for mu-
nicipal improvements.
George NJ. Bechtel g. Co, Of Davenport,
Iowa. were the successful bidders recent
" for the 5000 per cent BIB year bonds
OF Pocahontas County, Iowa.
II is stated that Maiden. Mass will re-
ceive proposals until p. m. March p.
for a temporary loan Of s2Dooo due Oc-
tober !, 1913.
According to reports NJ. :. Hargraves.
county clerk of Alliance, Box Butte
County. Neb. will receive proposals until
10 a. m. March 81. for the s65.o0o 3 per cent
coupon courthouse bonds. denomination
81 900. and due 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
As Some Bankers View II.

A rather pessimistic view Of the future
OF the Chinese Republic was taken IN the
financial district yesterday as result OF
the withdrawal Of the American group
OF bankers from participation In the chi
nese loan. II was pointed out by one who
has kept in close touch with the negotia-
tons that the refusal Of the present ad-
ministration officially TO sanction the loan
and the subsequent decision Of our i'm
portant financial interests not 10 assume
any private responsibility might result IN
me final ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the Far East
ern Republic. II was stated that If the
I'VE other members of the six power group
Who had recognized the leadership OF
Inc United States in arranging the loan
insisted upon offering financial assistance
10 China, each would request concessions
nat could only terminate in mutual
lealousles and demands by each for
voice in the control Of the baby re-
public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
NEW DISSOLUTION PLAN
Southern Pacific Will Not Be
Forced to Sell Out.

II was announced Yesterday that the
directors Of the Union Paclhc nam o"'
Company are working on ne" "ls'oiu
ton plan which will not involve the sd'e
Of the Central Pacific by the Sou,ne' ."
Pacific. This leaves only the sale oil 'he
2l6.s;O.c0 Southern Pacific stock owned
bv the Union Pacific to be contaminated
For this reason il is believed tha' d." o''
cial announcement OF the ne" pan Will
De made soon
Robert :. Lovett. chairman OF the N
ion Pacific executive committee. SAID yes
terday that no announcement would ne
made in the Easter holidays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21

HENRY MOSER Henry Moser clefh' TOT
mcrlv a baker ~ 40 ~ West lolst street
nied petition With Liabilities Of slI2S2: no
assets Crsditors-Mar, A. Elliott 5000 ~
e gopert Co,,pany. So 600 and Harry Fischel
$1,000
BRUNSWICK LAUNDRY COMPANY --
Schedules Of the Brunswick Laundry Com
pany Of 70. $3.50 Third avenue, .no" ma ,
hni.ios. S2G.6ai. assets Sij,9'S. consisting OF
plant . OOo. stock so" ana casn itaiis
Termed 20 IN" receiver - VII I,s,ti,,
creditors are the American Laundry MachIn
cry compsny. slo2Sl. srcuieI,, 80, corr ire,
partntent OF Water supply. g. 1910
STEMS Old HARLEM CASINO 'CM
PANY->chedulcs Of stein ca u &C. en- -, -,
street. show liabilities Of slll"". assets. 81.
GOO consisting or furniture, etc. S'voo ma
chimes. $500 and wines liquors ana cigars
$500
EDWARD r. roRBERT Edward r. Tor
bert. of No. $50 Broadway. formerly deale.
In buttons filed petition. WIN iahIii'lSs OF
ton \ i Crcditors-the sinclair Realty
Companv. sii.5J3 for rent on an unoApred
lease and on NO judgments. jan an, =. 90
logrod efr and the warsaw Ruf,u com
pany. o. Warsaw. y 4, So judgment on
VrI,a an execution "as issued FOB th" s"r'H
AMOUNTS Under $4,000
LOVER PAPER COMPANY uarry !
SoNackJ- petition aled against Harrr
spfyack doing business a. the Clover lbptF
COMPANY. At 40. IA Wooster street tied
Itrrs-M Manhattan Stfa Nboald COMPANY. St"".
United Boxboard Compauy. $3.50. and waiter
= Rooney SIS" Liabilities are said 10 be
- 500. assets 81 lu"
AEbSLEY DRESS COMPANY. IN'.-Peti-
ton fled against the ArdsleN Dress Com
pany. Inc - 80. 2U5 Wooster street cred
william Galland s3s2. Louis Candee
So. ana Frederick y. y. Stefel sN IN"
company made an assignment on Maith Il.
Liabilities are said 10 be $1,000 .
MOSES ROSENFELD. habcrissher. n 10
1886 Thrd avenue. filed petition. with iaoi'i
ties ~ s. sol. assets. 81 -. consisting OF
stock <gU.t. cash on hand. Sll. claim against
an insurance COMPANY FOR IRE l.ss on March
J.. $50 and lain against an Insurance com
pant FOR hurga loss on tn" same 1ai', sl'-
Judge Matcr appointed Dean Nelson ic''N'''
bond. 5000 a.
JESSE o. hOFER. salesman so s. Nads
worth avenue nled petition vita liabilities 81
81 o>t. assets $3.50 cash and -" share "i
STOCK uf the Interstate Corporation. 81 no mar
kef value
ARNOLD JACOB. genera contractor. 70
q65 Amsterdam avenue. filed petition. WIN ID
tili'les 81 Sglg asset. g. cash 10 h'nh
GEORGE ". JACKSON. NJ lonk,fs h'"'
refition. aIth Liabilities of sac. uo assets
VALFRIAN NICHOLAS QlINTlN. 2 d"n
ust 81 80 30 Eighth avenue" ni'i petition.
with nabni'ie. - 81 56t. assets. 500 ~ ONO"
furniture and instruments Principal creditors
I.auort " Bowers. Ss.f.5 on e. tituf' I'a"
60 Nav : igi7 and sos Judgment. ana Fanny
Quufiu. 81 600 secured ht hattie. llni .dN''
TIE STOIpARu MOTOR 'oMFANl. "i
SO West Gisf street was aiiI st'i hen"
rapt ht judge Ma1s. who s'nf o." case u"
STANLEY " Dexter. referee in bankruptcy. 20
tax. rNarre a. further proceedings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
Niagara, Lockport & Ontario Power
Company.

The Niagara. LoCkport q ontario rover
Company's report FOR the year ended De
cember q. 1912. shows sales 81 power. .
3os 81; gross profit. s52l36s. operating eN-
penses and depreciation. Sle6.65s. net earn
incs :t54. 40. other income, SO 81 total in-
come N7sli2. surplus after charge ana
sinking fund. .637 Plant. 3n2l 81
sinking fund. &e5. investments. N6o."".
current assets. 1867 CSC contingent assets
sH54s. cash with trustees. ti5.is,. note-
discounted. ss.09S. total sl2,427e3s
Liabilities First preferred stock. 3
10000: second preferred stock. '-.o""'.
common stock. 81 23ocoo. funded debt 81
10 600. contract TO purchase steam plants
ISIS s75: current liabilities. I3l5il2' accrued
Liabilities. So.376. reserves. s3'5ii'. mis-
ccllaneous. sl3lO, surplus. '7o,7ae. total
81. i27.92S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
Another Oil Melon.

Evidently there Is one more melon. at
least. left among the oil companies. The
stockholders OF the Gulf Oil Corporation.
which controls the Cuff Refining Com
Jany. have voted 10 increase the capital
stock from 100000 70 s60"c00O0 and 10
permit Of an immediate increase Of the
outstanding stock from 81 .2OS,2oo TO S35.-
ss.sO. II is reported that directors Will
declare special cash dividend Of 10 per
cent on the present outstanding stock.
and stockholders will be offered the right
70 subscribe 10 the extent Of 200 per cent
Of their holdings at par. From the pro-
ceeds Of the sale OF this stock outstand-
Ing Indebtedness will be PAID and money
provided for betterments. improvements
and additional working capital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
CURB ECHOES.

For the week ended March "A Buffalo
shipped 60 bars Of bullion. weighing e6'slS
ounces. having a value of S4.ov. ana
Nipissing shipped s. bars. Weighing lW,-
1880 ounces. with a value Of Sol, Jos %.
Shipments for the week from Cobalt
amounted to ESQ 7Os pounds. OF which
Dominion Reduction shipped 1880: Kerr
Lake. 1920, and NpissinS, lI.s4o
Bailey Cobalt shipped another car last
week of 1850 pounds. Other shipments
showed slight Increases over the previous
shipment
Advices from Toronto state that the
Hollineer is working thirty-four drills
and needs almost as many more for the
purpose of opening mp its unprospected.
practically untouched territory. The mine
AT present consists of but five of the
fortv-one ore bodies The company has
ordered two 4.5c0-foot direct connect air
CompresSors. No other Canadian gold
mining enterprise heretofore has attempt
ed 10 use 4.5aD-foot units and auXiliaries'
but il is said that the Canadian Copper
Company will soon install one 5."v-foot
direct connect compressor.
Brokers on the New Norh curb who in
tend getting married i'm future Will keep
il secret as far as THEN fellow mem
beers IN the street are concerned Yes
terday Chester Kerr. one of the prominent
members of the oil crowd. boastfully made
il known that he was ia leave on his
honeymoon last night Practical jokers
Immediately got busy with suggestions
ON how TO treat him on his retirement
from the bachelors club. and by popular
vote an expenditure Of s. was authorized
To- purchase As much rice as this sum
would ALLOW Some Of the more venture
some members thought that as rice pud-
ding contained good quantity of rice
this would be especially appropriate as
parting benediction. and rice pudding was
also included in the list of farewell Of
feringS Mr. Kerr in the meantime was
ignorant OF the send-Off he was 10 receive
and was getting his departing speech
ready to boz delivered at 2l5 o'clock
When that hour arrived he was escorted
10 the middle Of the curb. but he had not
said two words when he was given
shower Of rice pudding in his face. which
started q rough house that sent Mr.. Kerr
home minus shirt collar and tie, with a
we'll despatched overcoat and suit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
Baltimore & Ohio Earnings.

Omcial figures given out Yesterday give
psitiunore x Ohio earnings tor February
I'D the first eight months of the fiscal
,ear and contain many statistical details
- more than passing interest 10 Wall
s,rset and 20 railroad men. Gross earn
rs for February We're 1885, SO, an in
~rsase Of S6o,2j6 over February. 1912.
owing 10 the enlarged expenditures for
-,a'ntepance and transportation. the in
c,sase in net was only SSH. The total
,st earnings footed mp Si.6o2. io4. The sum
~ 1880 was spent on maintenance of
,av Of structure. $l433l64 on mainten-
snce Of equipment and &.le9.59S for
transportation expenses the latter item
snowing an increase of $33l2l4
Cross earnings for eight months July-
rsbr,larv. Inclusive were 6>2l6.2l-.
against S5oo.5.12n for the corresponding
nsriod Of the preceding fiscal year an
increase Of 81 Oh 092 Net earnings were
"a 10 SIS as compared with Sl7.1S5.5l5. an
Increase Of 81 99l.lSl. The total earnings
hat went back into maintenance during
,ha eight months We're ST. ID. 231- 81 .l26
.or account OF way and structure and
s2@2lll for equipment The percentage
.of gross earnings thus reinvested in
property was GA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
EXPORTS OFF S5,000,000
On Other Hand, February I'm
ports Show Increase.

Washington. March 20.-The February
export trade fell off N,S8.fO, in compari-
son with the same month last year. ac-
eording 10 figures issued to-day by the
department Of Commerce. Exports for
sst month aggregated 1925 SlG. as COM
pared with $l9s. 1926 for February, 1912.
On the other hand the February i'm
ports exceeded those for the same month
is&t year, the total value last month be-
ing Ne'tss.2l4, against 1874 ,l8s.43s a year
ago
me excess Of exports over imports last
month was G44 as 702. while in 1912 il
amounted TO $e4si5.sss. Imports that
came in free Of duty last month amounted
70 Sssl3.0o2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
IRy Telegraph 10 The Tribune

Boston. March Civilian II. Coolidge.
counsel for the New Haven and the Bos-
ton & Maine railroads. said to-day that
the decline In the stocks OF those roads
was due to unfavorable criticism. Boston
officials deny that President Mellen Will
resign In favor of Howard Elliott.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES

The Mexican Light and Power COMPANY
Itd. reports gross earnings for the month
Of February of s727i6S, a decrease of ST.
~, as compared with February, 1912. Net
earnings were S5iS. So decrease OF 81 ess
Gross earnings from January 10 the end
of February amounted TO S,5io.s,i, an in
crease of s4s5sS. as compared with the
first two months OF last year. Net earn
ings were sl.l61. 259. an increase Of $500
New Scenic Railway Company.
The Mill Valley u Mount Tamalpais
Scenic Railway Company. the corporation
now owning the railroad 10 the summit Of
Mount Tama lpsis. in California, and the
Mount Tamalpais & Muir Woods Railway
recently organized. have joined IN an ap-
plication to the California Railroad Com
mission for permission TO sell the property
Of the old TO the new company The new
company i, incorporated with capital
stock of $500 0o0. and by the terms Of the
sale that has been arranged by the two
companies the stockholders in the old
company will get s3ooor' OF this stock Cor
their holdings Several improvements TO
the road are in contemplation, including
an extension to Boinas and to other
roints Of interest in Marin County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
NEVADA QUOTATIONS..
TONOPAHS

FURNISHED daily by Weir Rros & Co No. %
Broad street
March 90 1919
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21

Liverpool cables spot quiet, sales. s.oc
bales. speculation and export. 1000. Amer an.
600. imports. 5000. American. 900 Mid
dling upland. Is Old Futures opened steady. J
20 ~ points higher. closed barely steady. a; a
net decline ~ y 10 "a points. March. 660'.i,
March- April. g - I'd. April May. 657is May
June q - I'd. June-July. 653 ID July August.
4gd. August September 6.3sl. september DC
ioher. q I'D. October November. b.1id. No
,emher- December Sid; December January.
6 100. January February. 6.o'd. Manchester:
Yarns steady: cloths. a fair business doing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
American Public Utilities.

The report of the American Pubic UNI
ties Company for February shows gross
earnings of S2lo529 as compared with
SSl. 2o for February of 1872. an increase
Of $293ge Net earnings were t9s.35S as
against $5.o9S. a gain Of s26.2t9 over last
February. The five months gross ended
February = was sl,o75 0i5. as compared
with Ss4S. 076 for the corresponding period
Of the previous year. an increase of Sl-o'-
g6e. net earnings for the same period
were Sl}5.524 as against $i6536o. an IN
crease of s70lbi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
San Joaquin Light and Power COMPANY

The san Joaquin Light and Power Com
many has issued its statement of earnings
for January and The SIX months ehdeo
January 81. 1913. which compares a. FOL
lows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21

New Orleans March 90 The cotton futures
market was generally duh here today Prices
ranged below Yesterdays closing level through
out and brought up AZ the close steady AZ a net
decline OF : IN points. Tho Census Bureaus
final report dii not prompt any special trading
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

FURNISHED by J. X. Rice. jr.. & Co. SO Wall
street,