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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-01
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

RUrTER- Receipts for last week were
3Is9t pks- Sompatea With SsSss the week
Market closed yesterday With rrn tone and
an advance OF isc. on the rne', grades
smaller receipts last week than the week
aefor- a., attributable entirely 70 the
Monday much n: the DELAYED stock will he
rin TO arriV. and an easier feeling Ia ex-
pected, During las. week fresh butter ad-
tone to held stock. There was a lack of
out OF town buyers yesterday. Process the
asst few days has met Win llttie better
demand. with an advance o, isc. Some OF
this grade has been sent {" Europe along
port Of 3.s, boxes OF huttcr from Argentin.
and New Zealand, with a little sprlnkiinS
81 siberian butter from London Prices FOL.
SOC - nr.t., sSa 2s'ssG.. s,Stt daiSy, aaSst.
sxirss ~ a?sc': nrsi.. :iag:G'; ladies'
current hrsts, 90, "a L., packing stock,
cHFESE%R.ceipts last week ;' we're ere t5''Ssi
pkgs., compared With $3.50 the week be
fore fore ant s2ss the same week last year
year Cheese i on a higher basis and while
;,9SE Prices ,,sTss; STATE; White; sPscIa.s
I.HUIG..o. Daisies held best, i7.aise.,
c csi' qis tpe?'n .klm is ..s 49, seoG H'" to
choice ioAuiiLc.; poor 10 fair, srloc.
lions has warmed up and a better Yield
IL expected this week, However. last,
weeks production cannot reach the, market
talking of a shortage this week Receipts
last week were If.gls cases, compared with
week last year. Had the deliveries been
cool the receipt. last week would have
there bc only 5,000 this week there Will
be shortage, because storage stock l.
almost exhausted and consumption amount.
TO AZ least $4,000 cases week TrsdIr 4
short Jay Duck eggs are becoming mere
3lu3l'sc.' extra. hrsts Soirc.; nrsts, go,
dJoC; 500 'nds, ESQ CSC Pennsylvania and
henncry browns sluslhc.; brown and
mixed mixed der. ~ 'Oae ,ooG Isfrss5sSSr
European, fresh. lee dozen to cas-. common
nearby white ssa .os.; patyimors, s7s .
other good southern sIas5c,
LIVE NOTWITHSTANDING unloaded last
ysct .S. w..k h
twenty cars arrived yesterday and are car
RED on track TIL, was more more pUs,,ry than
be lower this week, The market was based
on fowls last week at lsc. and in all prob.
a na, lew n sSr.. S are coming an s nd
ducks are getting scare as the season ad-
." p 'a,f b ffouiirRSMpsssi,e ' tie n,
element weather and bad delivery receipt,
s,.h T rss, ws1s s s%mP"F.a
liverie. OF fresh stock Yesterday were small
but 'str W., to supply tn: demand Thsr:
stocked up the day before. and considerable
stock 10 carried over ~ the stores Of re-
ar. In moderate supply and there l.
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EASIER UNDERGONE
IN COTTON MARKET
Free Selling Of May Option
Offsets Favorable Liver
pool Showing.
PRESSURE OF LOW GRADES
AccumulatiOns in the south
Likely TO Become a Fac
tor Very Soon.

Although Liverpool made q good show
ing In narrow Saturday session the To-
cal market yesterday failed TO respond
fully. and after opening about 4 to 9 points
h,sher sold OF to a net loss OF to
points and about points down from the
highest Of the morning There was free
selling Of the May option by leading spot
interests. and this served to Offset the fav-
orable tone Of foreign cables. The &C.
eeptance OF March deliveries TO the ex-
tent OF about $4,000 bales has not given
20 the market the expected strength, and
While IL is thought that March may be
,1ueezed further and forced to a some
what greater premium over May. II IL
also believed that there will be no strong
attempt to support the rest Of the list.
The weather in the South continues un.
settled. with scattered rains reported over
most of the belt. Weather conditions
thus early In the season, however. possess
very little significance and are not likely
20 exert much influence unless wet and
backward spring seems clearly indicated.
Sentiment locally and to a more or
less general extent throughout the trade
Is bearish, largely because of the grade
situation Spinners have bought freely
OF the higher grades Notwithstanding the
BIZ premiums tntI nave bs'n forced 10
nav The exorb.tant prices for raw ma
,erial have cut down profits and put
tpnners in "A weak position. An idea OF
existing conditions throughout the tex
tile trade may he gained from the fact
that mddling cotton IL now selling 40
points above the quoted price OF last
season. while print cloths are selling about
~ per yard below last season. In other
words. cotton is So bale higher, while
N. equivalent OF "A bale of cotton in print
cloths is nearly SIS a bale lower.
On account OF the reluctance of mills
70 take the low grades II Ia believed that
,he accumulations in the South are likely
To become "A factor in the market very
soon, and !nasnuch as there appears to
he no adequate and immediate outlet
for them through the medium OF trade
absorption, they may be sent to New
York for delivery on contract.
Spot cotton was unchanged. Middlng
up!ands. l305c. spot cotton in the prin-
c.pal Southern markets was unchanged.
New orleans 13c.: Charleston. l2'sc.
Norfolk l3c Savannah. l3c. ; Memphis,
l3c.: Augusta. l3i4c. Futures closed
easy to } points lower.
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THE STEEL MARKET.

February closed with steel producers IN
a more cheerful frame OF mind though
the month as a whole was Disappointing
as regards the volume Of orders placed
with the mills In the last half OF TIE
month buying contracted materially. but
against this there have been heavier
specifications. Prices remain firm and are
around 81 above the lowest levels OF De-
cember.
II is announced that the Farrell plant
Of the Carnegie Steel Company Is run
ring At full capacity and that its three
blast furnaces and twelve open hearth
furnaces are operating with the rolling
mills working full Tina The Hail fur
mace OF the Republic Iron and Steel Com
pany will resume operations In three
weeks after six months suspension
This furnace has been extensively i'm
proved and when II starts operations Il
will turn out basic iron instead OF bes-
semer. as formerly The Greenville mills
Of the Steel Corporation are running full
time. Improvement work II being
hastened 40 that output may be increased.
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

pora,ioI reports FOR n. tw.iy. month.
in Sc! earnings w.T. ,iss, 81. .s.,n.,
ne e paynsSt Of ' in;.r.. s on tn. Sonss Of .ss
%isS .ioi;ss' At,s, r.: p,y% %s T.:
as compared with ss5.e''.
Reports from the chat,anoosa Railway
and Lisht Company. one OF the principal
Light and Power Company. indicate tina,
I. hiss r,sre'd on the new year with q
Of .s.I: ~s: an fSs a:
Ing: with a asGres.. IN operating expense.
Of $3.50. ., i2.S sr cent; as comsr.d with
after the payment OF charges was sis??s,
an Improvement OF ioI per cent, Fer The
company showed sros. earnings of III
2os.5ss ar advanc. OF |: per cent over
. sr Of Hivs .sn n'a b; Siin or
lgI per cent. The tNed charges and pre-.
is,r,a dyd len n. We.
an Increase OF S26.o7s or +0b er cent.
Some interesting statistics have been com.
and power plants In Ohio from leo2 70 lsia
R@r,ns ne rom ime ne Ise ~s. nsS.
pally owned plants have increased from IS
20 lis The gros. 'ucom. of all the com
pauies In 1919 was illsO5,lll as compared
with Sst3,'sI In 1907 and si+3l.03s IN
1902, an increase Of 1857 per cent in the
ten years The number OF employees In 1871?
was ; l3l' gain OF ~ per cent, over 1909
The total capacity % the generating plants
In Ohio has grown from lol,27s horse power
to s37.?72. gain Of 225 per cent. There has
been little hydro-eIectric development In the
state Of Ohio. but IN" Increase In the decade
makes favorable comparison. showing an
Increase OF <ek per cent. from 1909 TO 1912
The output OF the power stations In 1919
was 500. lOL30s kilowAtt hours. as compared
with an output OF i?7.i3I .ss5 kilowstt hours
In 1909 an increase Of ?ls.: per cent. IN the
ten years.
An offering IL being made OF the hrst
bonds Of the Utah Gas and COX. company
The bonds are OF 81. 600 denomination aud
are due in May, 1886. They are secured by
a nrst mortgage on the property and fran
chises Of a company which serves n popula-
tion OF about 100000 In salt Lake City.
the maturity OF the bonds The Utah Gas
and Coke Company Is one OF the most
prominent constituents OF the American
Public Ttilitier Company, and at the prese nj
time has net earnings which are equal TO
more than double Its Interest charges.
The eros. receipts Of the Municipal Ser
vice Company for January, 1914. were teg. =
$50, or an Increase Of 1882 over January.
charges was slG. so?. or about three and a
half times the bond interest A surplus Of
esss7 is shown after preferred dividend pay
ment
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demand for squads which will average . lbs.
or better to the dozen, Froxen poultry
IL becoming quite a feature. There were
no changes In Quotations yesterday. Quota
tons are: Fresh Killed turkeys Western
box and barrels. fancy. 25o.. Tennessee and
Kentucky, best; 23g 20 Ne: Texas. best. use I;
proilers, Philadelphia. fancy, ~ lbs. each.
per ID. $50 .Oc.. lbs. each. 900 33c. Viz
ginia, milk fed III g2 lbs. &c; chickens
i.c.. Western. mix fed. IL wise; coarse,
l.o.. eapons. Philadelphia, suio lbs. ESQ
sec. slips, s0a ale, WyyteFn lbs. :+c.
sal lbs, .2i n 23c. Fovsx. Western boxed
60 lbs md over to dozen. iSc.: 3sT<2 lhs,.
lie. under 80 lbs, ltc. 10 barrels ~,
IA. Michigan sclided 1875 Q lie; western
T FUR sumo small western Selected hen" and
toms. csc. Tennessee and Kentucky, $50
.3r4c.: Texas, csc; old hens, 20 u 2Ic.. old
toms ~ 20; .rGiier' /, 10 70 boy m .t
e.g25c. chickens. milk fed. sldS6 lbs. TO
dozen i'g 2oc;. corn fed. i7alse Fowls
10; 3Ols5 lbs. 1saishc: old rosters
lic, Ducks, Long Island. lsd lsc, Western
l7nIsc; No. ?. isui<c. Geese. Western
fancy, lsrl7c.. No. 2. i3Ii%c
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NJ ArER FRONT PROPERTIES,
W FLOYD E 8 CcRHIS' y rA wrfI r. s3
PUBLIC NOTICn.

NATE AND APPoRTioNMENT.P Public
a S so.ra h' Of sH.H thai .aa
s:s I rssTS.Iy 1914 the following petition
10 the HoNoRARLE THE BOARD OF
b rs IMH t,ry HS HR S ARP9ESTt2SAHSr
The Third Avenue RAILWAY Company ~
this. Its petition. respectfully shows ana
FiRsr That your petitioner 10 . street
surface railroad corporation duly ineerEe-
YoIS s and OWNS hs ns ss .,r:.
.aS' HP9 r9a y a o9
Hs,sa, a. i.s; .S:ss.S ''!s r.: ?s; z
construct, n,Sntaig and opsr.,e = double
track , s.'sn,Sn :: T., street surface railway
Beginnins and Connecting with the exist
ing double track stree, 'aI,.e. rsil..y On
lion Of said svenu. with Fort George Ave
nue.. thence north.rly; westerly AN, and scYth.
Avenue as II winds and turns 20 Its interseo-
ton with Andqoon Aysnss Win ioUp to- s:r
within the present roadway OF said Fort
TifIRD. That the petitioner has duly sue:
Avenue Railroad Company under said con
VI. :,p pns sntt sSsq t's Msrss ar .sd
that ths petitioner desire. 70 continue tn.
WHEREFORE; the petitioner requests
s.,d route re- unaer and pur.asnt 20 :.ia cen
way thereon for term of not less than ties
Ts iIis s;s siFs y;siS;jE S}S;ssA
corporate ssal> Freshest
F. H'ir;utI .Lra, Secretary.
Frederick W. WhitTidge. p~inG duly
;SorH dsUo;e; and rn ,;s' ,R.s ne 81;
s sSRI psSt,S lon p:,sss
cspt as to the matters therein stated to be
to ,ko.. matters he believes /, % 5: true;
'u IA Nv !. WILLIAMS.
New YORK R.si.t.r No Sois.
and the following resolutions we're there
.H %M fsRSRE!sss: tn. foregoing p.,l,,on from
s'fs:1s s % s;i::ss:s = +: s meet:
''khEsso oL sS.s IN psr.psne. of lay TIL.
f Room !. i IL X. city hs, Borough Of A.s:
sS.: .a.s S s.; Si%: :s: :Hd Pss . ssSs :s
and . public hearing b. had th.rson: g!
and be heard; and be II further
RESOLVED that the s.sr ,Ss :: d,:Is.a
10 be published for At least fourteen lt
days ~ I've daily ssCspsps,' IN r. z: c'!y ety.. Of
and for 81 least ten ll0Y days In the "ctty
Record" lmmsdi.Ssly prior TO such date s, 81
cation to be borne by the petitioner, tThs
Gun and the New York Tribune d"siGnated),
JOSEPH H\AG Secretary,
Nov Vr-i- Fshrut q 'p'f
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NEWS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE
several Dissolstisns and New Part
aerships Announced.

Tho dissolution Of the following part
nersh,p~ IL announced Barton 4 Bsrtol
Wiggin 4 Elwcll and Adams. Livingstone
& Davis.
The formation OF the following new
partnerships on March has been an
nounced Adams Davis 4 Rartol and
Whitney & Elwell. The former firm will
I've composed OF Thatcher NJ Adams, Jr.
Morgan DAVIS, Henry q. Bartol, william
Il. Radigan and Thatcher VI. Adams ar
special partner. The firm OF Whitney
* Elweli VIII consist OF &. Handasyde
Whitney, William ID. Eiwell, Ernest Hen
drie. J. Chester Hutchinson and Geoffrey
.. Whitney.
Kelly. Howell & Co. have discontinued
their branch Office at the Hotel Grenoole
IN this city.
The meetings OF the nominating com
initt.e to receive suggestions of nominees
for the offices to be filled at the annual
election In May will be held on March
6. 10 and 20.
The January edition OF the Stock Ex-
change directory for 1914 should read
that the Office Of Cummings Marck-
wald is at - Wall street instead OF at
10 Wall street
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosToN, Feb 2s-Trading on the local
market was extremely dull. n total Of
only e.10I shares being traded In maxi
ing this the smallest two hour session
since December s. 1918. The tone was
generally firmer. Edison Electric ad-
vsnced 1~ 20 2e0%. which compares
with 256. the close OF last week. GEN
eral Electric weakened ~ To IFL (:
Massachusetts Electric preferred gained
point. while American Agricultural
Chemical and American Sugar. selling AK
dividend. gained fractionally. Among the
coppers Calumet and Arizona strength
ened III. 20 6s Tamarack advanced
to 43. up -. while Copper Range and
Chino gained fractionally. A sale OF
Ahmeek was recorded at geo. a decline
OF points from the previous close. The
railroad list was without feature. The
summary
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out the preceding days rally. Heavy
Braxilian receipts and disappointing fcu.
robean cables provoked a great many Of
fridays buyers to liQuidate and there
was also rather heavy selling for for
eikn account The market closed 20 to "a
points lower after sales Of $500 bags.
The Hsvre market opened unchanged to
Y fr. higher and closed unchanged to
;. r lower. Hamburg started un-
changed to u pig. higher and finished
"a to y pig. lower. Rio No. was 1875
reis higher Mt $500. Al Santos No. 4
was unchanged at $500. while No. 7
there was also unchanged at 1880. Rio
and Santos receipts totalled $4,000 bags.
against $4,000 bags last year. Sac Paulo
had 10000. against 1900. and Jundiahy
had $4,000. against 5000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-01

ALBANY. Ore. Feb, 2s.-On tho twenty
nth anniversary OF his marriage James
E. Cowan OF this city to-day smoked the
last cigar OF box given him on his
wedding day In Dixon. Wyo. when
there was only one cigar left In this box
Mr.. Cowsn determined TO save Il for HIS
silver wedding,
The cigar was well wrapped. and Mr..
Cuwan says II WAS q good smoke. He
has smoked hundreds OF cigars in the
meantime but carefully kept this one for
this occasion.
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Chicago provision prices were lower.

Sugar--Raw sugar sales on the new
duty basis of 3.0+c were large in the
last week. and the market at the close
was said to he relatively bare OF offer-
ings. Business In refined was moderate.
with prices holding steady at the same
levels.
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l-,.,ts s.a imports Of Specie.

tn. ..!s.s: e :.:sa;: = r: port q NV
g; ; =: ' :.:s IL ;':
Sss.saiiE:
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100000
the THIRD AVENUE RAILWAY co.
First Refunding Mortgage 40 Gold Bonds
Due January 1, 1850
Due January 1, 106l


ing Mortgage made CENTRAL
Trustee, dated December TO- 1911
dated February 1912
o md Decembe 4
$S7o0O00 issudin
Company
proceeds the bonds will
$lo0o
Belt Line Railway
Public
N7500O0
said Reunding
be
Commission
Sealed
be received before o'clock
payable
allotment which
a
the subscription and of the made
o
the THIRD AVENUE RAILWAY CO.
w.
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHuApELPHA, Feb. 2s.-The market
was narrow and trading was confined to
specialties. There was some demand for
Baldwin Locomotive and the price ad-
vanced very easily. Traction stocks were
In odd lot demand. There was heavy
buying Of United States Steel common.
The bond list WAS active. Tho summary:
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Iupsrts Of Merchan disc.

The imports OF dry goods and general ner
chandise of the port OF New York for tho
week ended February Il. rs compared with the
previous week and the corresponding week OF
1918. follows.
Week Previous
Feb II week 1913.
Dry goods. ,,, N,itl,zS3 SS9l se5 1851 80
General mdse 2o,sG,ht n.H+l5I DEWITT
Tot ais. tH.76l,G N7S.@ 81, S3 SOL
Import Ations nj New York for the year TO
date compare ~ follows;
1910 1913
Dry goods .............. So as. SOC 81 ST. GN
Oeneral merch and se -. ll9 90. Ssa I3+505 SIS
Totas .................S SIS. T3o.272 SIC, llsG's
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THE BANK STATEMENT.

Tho weekly statement Of the Clearing
House Association compares a. follows
with the previous weeks figures:
ACTUAL CONDITION.
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NEvADA-UTAH
I Win make
4 MARKET
OLD OR u NEW
N EvADA-uTAH
SHIRLY LEWIS
- BROAD ST.. NEW YORK
-JanuAry 18th. IsIs

The first National Bank. located st
Jasper. State OF Texas, has gone Int vol.
untary liquidation and IL closing It's Affairs.
All Note holders and general Creditors or
the association are therefore hereby notihsu
TO present their notes and other elaine for
payment
W. L. Scale. Cashier
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1913. Change
Total cper. rev. E. Si.s7b. s0e Dec S34s77I
fetal opsr. exps... f,ss5.2T5 Dec. 67,5s5
Net oper rev. sio.sat Dec sc7als.
Oper dencit. ls,053 Dec. 2;4.1ss
From July 1:
Total oper. rev. SIosio.s7s Dec. ssei.sss
Total oper. exps... 9.ssfisl Inc. i5a.ssb
Net oper rev. SGT Sas De-. sssa sq2
Oper. Income GT.5iS D-o. ts5i,63s
ADAMS EMPRESS.
The Adams Express Company reports TO
the Interstate Commerce Commission for
November:
Tota, oyer rev. el.ssT.N5 Dec. Illh,:s3
Total oper. eNps.,s l,.-5,2's Dec. lo,ttH
Net op. rev, def ScTI69 Dec. toI,5a'
Oper defcit. "l63 Dec, lVIs4s
From July I: -
Total oper rev.. SIsss2 9s Dec. Stb.Vt-
Total oper, eSps,., f,lS6.3Sl Inc. STb,t'I
Net cp.- -ev Ii5s eoT Dec. sS9l,7is
Oper. Income '2.S's Dec. s!s'sco
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THE MONTREAL MARKET.
sUB.TREASURY STATEMENT.
FRIDAY

FRIDAY.
Paid by sub Treasury 20 banks s2To. ooe
Paid by banks TO ub-Tressury, O.. 1Zt7.0
Loo. 20 banks on days transact
~iou. week .. go 80 100000
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INDUSTRIAL EARNINGS.

AMERICAN EXPRESS
Ths American Express Company reporis
70 the Interstate Commerce Commlsson
fer NovNmbsr;
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The state Banking Department reports
the condition OF the state banks and
trus: companies not reporting to the
Clearing House:
I.oAns and inves,me n,s. $50 ~. 90 DEE Ic24 ar
Specie ................... "a. x6 10 Inc. "a 5go
1seyals ................... t0eS. 900 Dec. 49, 30
Total deposits ......... Ell, 30 so Inc lss2. 30
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON, Feb 2s-The statement OF
the receipts and pay warrants of the Treasury
shows
YESTERDAY This month. FiscAl year.
Receipts go. s.. ose sl1 50 3N47 NG, ee5. sA
Paw warrants :. ~. 3l2 b0.G EOS <&3i., az
DEFICIT go. SIS, 6sS Go,Ss,5A t:s32l, eos
Receipts from customs yesterday, Ss;a 0+%.
from Internal revenue ordinary. SI1l, 10: cor.
pOration tax. $3.50. and miscellaneous. 500.
~ National bank notes received for redemp.
tion. f-,s,5,5lI
The cash statement of tho United etates
Treasurer for February q showsi
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The appended table gives the percentage
OF cash reserves to deposits OF the more
prominent banks and trust companies:

Important changes In cash holdings and
loans OF the banks and trust companies
IA f0llnWa,
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The Liverpool market was steady. There
was little business In spot cotton, with
mddlng point on. ~ 7.o1d. Sales. 5000
b,i,s. Receipts. 1900. including 5000
American.
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amounts due from
serve depos.tories and
from other banks and
trust companies in
New York city ....... 63s CSC. oD Dec. J. %ss 100
Reserve dcposita.. 81. 40, sOO Inc. l. 80, 200
Perez tASe OF reserve, 1875.
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Tie Inarllct there IS due 10 op.n to-mor-
row nn-nts lnMer
United labor bulletin., 1914-02-07
LEGAL NOTICES.
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE.

of trust, nsrsAd dated ed the 1ith day Of March,
page page e sis. Of the records in the office
OF the Clerk and Recorder Of the CITY
sns GSsr, fs IF fhe snSc ans
colorado, COZ iae c the foiiowIss dsseribed real
YER Colorado, to-wit: Lots unbereu
seven 90 and eight 81. in block nnmj and
esssd beTrs ADDITION to the city OF Denver
together with all improvements there-
on. which deed of trust was mace 70
note OF even date with said. deed of
trust. for the sum OF twenty-five hun
order Of L. p. Appeiman. three years
after the date thereof. with interest
thereon 9a at SIX per b,p eeat per guarteriy. as
is more particularly set forth IN saia u
deed of trust. reference to when Is
whereas. The said Max l. Goldberg.
having defaulted in the payment OF the
Since June IL. is1s, and special i'm,
provement taxes to the the amount OF
s2ls.eo and the legal holder OF sa,d sa,,dd
default to declare said note unpaid
due and payable.
quest of l.. p. Appelman. the legal
holder of said note. pursuant to law. L
the undersigned Public nn, trustee nf penaef n anu
Colorado. do hereby give notice that l
viii at the hour of ten O'CLOCK IN the
| forenoon of
| MONDAY. FEBRUARY 18TH, 1914.
at the fremont street front door of the
| Court House in the City and County
| OF Denver, Colorado. sell at public auc-
/ tion, to the highest and best bidder
| FOR cash the said described premises:
and all the right. title and interest OF
| the said Max L Goldberg. his heirs and
assigns therein. for the purpose Of pay
| ing the sum of t2s2O.6s tbeing the In
debtedness secured by said deed o,
/ he expenses
exacuting this trust and will deliver to
the purchaser certificate OF sale as
/ provided by law.
- HENRY A. HICKS.
| Public Trustee in and for the City and
| County of Denver. Colorado.
i First publication January u. 1s!t-
| Last publication February IL. 1919