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The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-01-14
City Officials.

In the list of officials who were induct-
ed into office last week, the Climax in
advertently omitted several names OF
newly elected city officers, as follows;
T. G. O'Neil succeeds l.. 7. Wilson as
city collector; L. p. Evans succeeds j.
w. Crooke as treasurer: E. w. Blanton
as city clerk is reelected and E. Ii. By
bee succeeds Thos. Berry as city assess
or. The following couneilmen will serve
during the next two years: Samuel A.
Deatherage, T. s. Todd, 7. 7. Coving-
ton, Emil Lorisch, Robert Golden and
w. T. Vaughn.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-01-14
The Words That Won.

In London one of the weekly papers
offered prize for the best list of strong
words to the number of ten. The an.
nouncement specified that but ten words
would be considered from any one per-
son and committee of literary men
would select from the Numbers offered
the ten strongest words in the English
language.
These are the words that won: Hate,
blood. hungry, dawn, coming, gone.
love, dead, alone, forever.
DO you think Of any stronger, fuller Of
suggestion?
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-01-14
Simon Bolivar Buckner Dead.

General Simon Bolivar Buckner, last
surviving Lieutenant-Gen of the Con-
federate army, died last Thursday night
at his home, Glen Lily, in Hart county.
He was born in 1923 on the farm where
he died, and during his long and dis
tinguished career. he was an American
soldier iu Mexico. an officer In the Con-
federate army, Governor of his native
State and the nominee of the National
Democratic party for ce-President OF
the United States. He will be buried
at Frankfort.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-01-14
Chicken Stealing Charged.

Tom Campbell, negro, was arrested in
Winchester, Monday night, by Policeman
Strobe on charge of charge of chicken
stealing. 1t is al eyed the man stole two
crates of chickens at Richmond and was
in the act of shipping them to Belle
Shearer, a negro woman, of this city,
when he was caught by the Richmond
officers, from whom he escaped.-Win-
chester Sun.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-01-14
Interesting Session of City
Council.

One of the most interesting meetings
of the city council in recent months was
held at City Hall Thursday night, the
mayor and all members being present.
"A contract for macadam for the next
two years was awarded p. N. Manahan.
Bonds of the city officials We're SUBJ
mitted and approved.
A question of much interest TO the
council and one which has been agitat-
ed for some time. is the ACCESSIBILITY of
erecting a city Jail and workhouse. This
matter will be seriously considered by
this body during the next few months
and tax payers of Richmond should con-
fer or meet with the council and assist
it with their advice as to the best course
TO pursue in the matter.
Another question of great importance
before the body was the construction of
brick streets from the postoffice to the
l.. & n, depot and around the public
square. The cost of such streets will
amount to $50, 600 or $40 600, and ii was
suggested that the tax payers of the city,
pay one-third of this amount and the
property owners along the proposed
route pay the rem aiming two thirds.
This question should interest every Cit
izen Of Richmond, as it will undoubted.
ly be more economical in the long run
TO construct brick streets
The ACCESSIBILITY of purchasing an au-
tomobile fire apparatus was also discuss
ed, as was the question of white way
for Main street.
The monthly accounts were audited
and ordered paid.
The following committees for the en-
suing two years wire announced;
Finance Covington. Lorisch, Vaughn,
Streets-Lorisch, Vaughn. Covington.
Grievances-Dea,her Golden and
Todd
Fire Department-Todd, Vaughn and
Golden.
Police-Lorisch, Deatherage and Cow
ington.
Water and Light-Vaughn, Lorisch
and Deatherage.
Building-Vaughn, Golden, Todd.
Sewerage Golden, Todd, Covington.
Judiciary--City Attorney Chenadlt,
Mayor Rice.
Rice and Mrs. Lucy
Lackey Moore.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-01-14
COTTAGE Sold.

Conductor Joe Harris has sold his cot
tage on Third street to Mrs. S. l.. Mid
kiff, price private. This is very de-
sirable piece of property and has been
occupied fol- the past severed years by
Mr.. Tevis Huguely.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-01-14
Will Reside in Richmond.

6 w. Hutchinson, of Quicksand, Ky-
who has been appointed storekeeper-
gauger in the Revenue service, has NOV
ed TO this city, and he and family are
now located on Woodland avenue.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-01-14
House For Rent.

A room dwelling, on Big Hill aven-
ue. Modern improvements and is in
first class repair. Barn and all necessa-
ry outbuildings. E. Witt, Phone 29S.
2l-2t
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-01-14
Wanted,

A position as book-keeper and stenog-
rapher by lady of experience. Can
give references. Telephone 2s5. 18-lm
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-01-14
For Rent.

The residence on North street of Mrs.
A. T. Million for rent for the year 1914
Call on or address DIR. Il. E. Million.
Phone 900. left
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-01-14
For Rent at SpeedWell.

House with six rooms, three acres of
ground, orchard and necessary outbuild-
.ngs. Mrs. Geo. Powell, Richmond. Ky.
Phone 739. 16 If
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-01-14
For Rent.

Also two elegant Office. rooms owe
Yeager's jewelry store.
Is If Phone 292. Colby TAYLOR.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-01-14
For Sale.

Few extra good Bourbon Red Turkey
gobblers. A. D. & G. D. Miller. 2o-tf
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-01-14
For Rent.

Three or four room fiat for rent unfur-
hished. Bath and electric lights. Mrs.
Mary B. Clay, 407 West Main. Phone
1862. 2l-2t
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-01-14
Residence For Rent.

Four-room cottage on Moberly ave.,
well improved. Apply TO Mrs. Crecia
Cotton. Silver Creek, KY. colin
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-01-14
Blue Grass Seed For Sale.

Farmers needing Blue Grass Seed TO
sow, call up Lewis Neale, Phone 512.
Gilt
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-01-14

Black cake ingredients. Lackey Il
Todd 16-tf.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-01-14
N. B. Deathera8e

Says he has for sale a first class corn
and cob crusher. as good as new. 212t.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-21

An onerlng Is being made by Michigan
mouse or S2,S5o.oOO Eastern Power and Light
corporation tive year per cent. convertible
w. ana accrued interest and are free from
tne Federal lncoine tax, They are dated
March !, 1913, and mature March l. lgIs
They are In de denominations of $500 ana 8 900
anu are subject TO call a. lCl upon thirty
nays notice on any Interest date. The bonds
are convertible AZ par at the option Of Tie
hu,aer AZ any time on or after March /,
lsi'' into the per cent. cumulative mar
mcipating preferred stock OF the compsny
ness.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-21

An 4 Sus1 9ias trc Gen IS y Y city IS 1851
5000. $50 5000 .....7+ 5000. ....s1o -
4 I - ~ = CRANKY MIN ct6s IN IIy, adj
1000. lU2 Series a Ilto00. 80. = l q
TSSr Sh I A. 5000. % INi Westminster
1000. - oas India steel IS 8 Boston <l7s
J. 4 q ~ HsS 7cOO... - 1000. ...73
1000. ....9!l4 lntrrboro Netlp Lcrrlar 81
eth steel " = col trust 4iss 10000. OOSS
annn. ..,.nNla 10000. ...77 5000. IuOla
Gun Il 4 l. as kings County n Stla 'snfr ID
Cen icaiSof !: 1000. sag So Fac cv IS vi
1000, .OOl. Ilggett 4 " Is 5hb.. 10 3s
CheS ohio s. 5000. % Tenn ca lat u
1000. 1904 Lon Nash g 'uou.. TO "a
GUS ~ or'n'i"s 1000. q +a4 'Tnr we re Is
1000. ...9Al2 nAnhHttarNtis aOCo. So u
chi 4 Fast III S. iOoo0.,...aU7s Tokyo SIS
1000. loo Mo lI,ciic ~ D. 1000. ~
On - q" - 1000. 7Di2 Tn RR SanF 'dg
5000. ..p334 Maj Il McN a. sans 81
ChlN a. N.slis 1000 SIS - ItStsreg
1000. ...73 Cent deb T. $500. i2
On % INrbRis 1000. 1905 I steel 5 I IS
1000. 3SSs NltIty t.laII,.l 1000. 1929
liuun. .3stl May 5000. lO27s
luOOn. ...ts7S 200. Obl4 lNaC.roIinAC L.,
1000. 80 NiCity+ lejOl iooO..-.e7
g, ,1,o ~ Isp,e," icco...iol
1otaI sales OF bonds tpar valued .o0s.ooo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-21
MONEY IN NEW YORK.
Banks. UDsa Prelimiaary Estis,ses
Have Gained Cash.

Another good bank statement is indicated
fer this week according 10 pFetroiu.ry -
Inmates of the known movements 0, cur.
rency. On the. direct Interior mev.m.n,
from Canada assreat.d $500. 900 on E saS'
Treasury operations however. bank. ?.
ported loss Of s+.2Ib.oOo. leaving e.
change. ruled At ia. per cent, IN, si5s,s
being per cent. and the loves, r.. 3.
cent
Tims money vas unchanged Ra..s w..
axes per cent. for sixty Gays. sg2.
per cent, for ninety days, -. G34 pr cess.
for six months and ~ per cent. FER sy.'
the year.
Commercial paper was qu.' a.. IN.
altered. Ratcs we're <dtH per cen. 70
and for best four to six months IT, '1-'
Domestic exchange on New NDTG; "a.
ton--i'sr. ST. Paul-joc premium v!-'r
apolis--soc. premium. ST. i.ouls--'s- soc
Franc!sco-tac. premium Monisea.--'
Sterling exchange hardened slisht!y So
were 1st1tsi30 for sixty G4s-. 'i..1t
1sssj for demand and i'sso So. 70
Men.y IN London, :..a:H - 20
d2is per cent. Closing prices 90 ,an.o 4,
- 1910 for money sni ~. Tor accom-.
Paris cables quoted the tIps.U: rr' . 60
rentes at Sc francs S@t4 ccntlm"s o. 10
en- London. 20 franc - d crn,!mra 2r...f
rate OF discount In P~ri-. "a pei cent y.
Private rat. IA Berl!n ga, per q. 0-
Commercial price or bar siiFrr m ~
York. 5sc. In London. 2GA,d. Mexican s.. s'
dollars quoted at a. = sftSc
New Io'k clearing House s.at-usur. ~
chaures. 3e6Ili@.s73 balances, SIS -.
Sub-Ti-ssIry debit balance 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-21
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
Ne Enthaslasa.

There was quite q pronounced move
ment In the market yesterday. The out
standing feature OF the rise was the rela-
tive duness Of tho trading. The ex-
tent Of the ground gained was notable ~
all methods OF compa rison. and yet there
was not the slightest evidence Of hurry
such as might nave proceeded from
hurried covering Of short contracts or
sudden expansion Of speculation on the
long side. In this respect the upturn was
reminiscent OF the rising markets OF the
early days of the year. The demand
was persistent, and yet stocks were sup
piled freely enough. In other words II
was plain that speculative enthusiasm
had not been excited by the spectacle OF
advancing prices. And yet the standard
shares rose to tho highest prices touched
since the middle OF February. The pro-
fessional element has made money re-
Gently by taking q trading position: that
IL. selling on the bulges and buying on
reactions. cit will probably stick to that
policy until convinced that the present
upturn Is moro than brief squirt due to
a temporarily oversold condition. Ipas-
much as the market has not left the COM
paratively narrow groove In which It has
moved for some time evidence - that
effect IL still lacking.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-21
ULSTER CRISIS FELT
IN LONDON MARKET
Trading Upset at the Opening
but Prices Improve a Little
at the Close.
AMERICANS ARE SLUGGISH
Helped Some by Wilson'S Prom.
Use Of Better Treatment
for Railroads.
ARE SLUGGISH

LONDON. March 2o.--The market, to
day were upset by tho Ulster crisI.
Prices improved somewhat In the sfts.
noon on a reported speech OF Sir Edward
Carson. but tho closing was uneagy s,t
inclined to nervousness.
The Brazilian situation also caused u
settlement. Brazilian fractions ware
weak. their heaviness being increased b.,
the Canadian Northern troubles.
Consols declined Tie but recovered .
before closing. which was at 74l3.lC ,9r
money. Home rails flnttened rome a.
sues declining ! point Foreigners. rir.,
and coppers were all affected
Americans were helped sumewhs. n,
the reports OF President Wilson's advocac,
OF better treatment for tho railroads bu,
tho list was sluggish. The price move
ment was very narrow and tho clos,n,
generally steady at prices bette. .har
during most of the session
PARIS. March 20.--Ientes ~ 20 :.
s2kc. closed 2iac. higher Prices wsr
unsteady in the general market
BERLIN. March 20.--A good tone cha,
scterlzcd the trading to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-21
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET

BUTrER-Trsdins was 40 good ye.te-,.a. .as
there Was an increase OF Nc on all tai :.
after that. such as rro"es'; ladies and 8
stock. remained unchanged When tine H.'.-'
market slump~d earlier in the week. q u.~ps
OF receivers Withdrew stock and cause. ...
porary shortase of fresh goods. such ..... a-'
were strong enough 10 hold out, cons
Prices follow: Creamery, extras &c
frs's eid.5l7c,; SECONDS 2.fi23r is.. .t. -
&c; frss,, .lho2sc state dairy. nu..
5i7c good 10 prime, 2@f@ic pro',-a .,..''
.0n2lc hrsis. lsd lsiac, ladies rur.tr' ....'
lsc packing .toes current make. NJ.
iec No >, lSal5c.
CHEESE-whle there va. good tsl.s 80
terday there was no change in quot lt..r. "a
c.pis OF fresh makes are heavier t'' -F
dean up. All held stock is urn ana 90 r..-
Of receivers are predicting -Uc cheese
I. Prices are: state. white. s'r,It..
ored, specials, ls''c ayera-e fang
Gals. hnl4A.c.; held ohoi,e. 4-r'..
ir,s' good to choice lo'seH' r., poor b. ~
EGGS.-Continuous incroased ..r.Ir
caused receivers to clean IN. and C.fup. .'-
terday was large AT ala advance ~ r. sI
rood stock The increase Tor W.. '.
was also felt IN nearby There ls -...
mald for duck eggs ana iIcy
Tennessee ana the South are s...1..
quantities OF duck egg. willie hl.f.....
shy and these are the most ~ Ifu... 90
follow Fresh gathered. extra ..-s
hrst %" firsis, .e'+c -nrIuG4.
Pennsylvania ana nearby henuery vs..
10 fancy. 25N.tc h.unery brown.
brown and mixed colurs. -, N. u.- ..-.
Na'e and nearby whites go, 43.l.....-
oc western 51nSe' reune.sle a.- .. s
good Southern. 361.tr.
LIVE PoCLTRY.-pemand Nas 'u.. .r
Gay mat fowls were put w -. 1871 rft nT
aud young BOOSTERS. The marN.f -.. $40.
cleaned up ne only ten car. wt-s .. r....
making total for the week ~ -
sheds were well cold out iul uru..-.-.
good market next week arc fa,uraa. J....
lions follow Fowls, l7c, ruo.',..
young, l2isc turkeys. mixed. iJ.- a.. :
lodilsc.; ducks, Western AM south.
geese western anu Southern. .t. .."
per Rair' 6Ic piEeon-. per pair. $50
DRESSED POULTRY AS FOL. i......
IN deplOrabo cond,t1u .. '...
SHIPPERS are here iryin. io ..~H.. ...t.
cripts or fancy fresh killed boz. .rr- pro
anu ihey were 50 scare yc"rr.tU ...
vanccd 3p+c Aside from tins .ur ...
OF the market was weak lrN.-
enc kens are ur-lu- Their .l... .. .r..
cost. while frozen turkeys are s..r
orinG fuii quotatians. WIN The. v..
ana iowls that were fo~'rd ON fas H...
week has not been cisau,I OIL. l.. -
sret BroiiSrs, philadeipnH rH,'
eAch, per III, +-di,.. . j.a co..
Chickens Philadelphia, tao,'.
l'"lsc coarse, lIC Cir.r,. i.....
a" 10 lbs ,'c slips, c'"-I Woo.
boxed a. an r.. a in' o, f'". H,
IDS l6rl6Azr; undcr 20 lh-. 'l....
rels, lbs, l7igcC Western. fsu.y .".
western and -sonihcrm rpNr.
roosters. ltr FroZtn-Turhry- s'rl. H.'.+
selected hens AMI toms. -,a COL,
kentucky, .3H23i2c Texas -. ...
N &c old toms 22pa,.' 8rurIa-s
nllk it'l, FANCY. lN 20 % no
led, 'S"-ic. Chickens mix f,. :
10 dozen. lSn 90 corn iru I,' ..y
.rn. boxed CO In. ana over III. .....
% TO u lb. lS"S'g" Old rpo-I'-
,,ncks, Long Island. l'n',H n...
20 Z, i.|,l,c Geese. Me-,ar-. fs..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-21

An anonymous letter with a Boston
rostmark calls the attention of this coli
umn to the fact that while the surplus
OF the Steel Corporation is sl5l 600. 900,
Judge Gary announces that the company
is considering an issue OF bonds to re-
imhurse the treasury for the expenditure
OF Sl3.<45,64s." The communication closes
with the admonltlon that word to the
wise IL SUFFICIENT. The present popularity
OF attempts to disturb the confidence OF
holders OF Steel stock Is one OF the mos,
interesting features OF the speculative situ-
alton. Ii removes doubt as to the ex-
istcnce OF not inconsiderable number
of people who would not be displeased TO
see the stock at lower prices. and since
speculative sentiment Is most freely ex-
pressed in this stock the inference Is
perhaps possible as regards the list as
a whole.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-21
Dealers ProAts.

After touching 81 the Rock Island col
laterals have had a rather sharp upturn
to 80. This rise has given the first on
portunity In some time TO specula'ors in
the bonds TO get rid OF some OF their hold
inEs. Trading In the bonds on the most
recent decline has been very heavy and
undoubtedly a considerable proportion OF
these transactions has been for the ac-
count OF the dealers. Judging from the
extent OF the downward swing accumula-
tons in the hands OF these people are
tairly large The rule followed by bond
houses and other spectators in this class
OF security Is to buy on scaledown on
bad breaks and feed out the same bonds
on the rises. This style OF speculation
takes capital and while profits are re,a-
tVe'y small and are sometimes DELAYED
1t has the advantage OF being fairly sure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-21
"Naaing the Baby"

The prevailing comment on the strength
OF prlceSwas that II was natural out
come OF the sort OF markets that have
been seen In the past week or So In this
time the market had plainly developed
a high degree OF immunity from unfavora-
BILE news developments. Things like the
seemingly sensational stories from Ulster
and the suit against the Lehish Valley
did not bring out stock. They only served
to increase the dtlness. Under such cir
cumstances the most slender excuse for
n rise served. There was q disposition to
attribute the markets strength TO a re-
action from the depths OF pessimism over
the railroad rate question into which
sentiment has lately fallen. And certainly
the pronounced strength Of Pennsylvania.
Erie. Baltimore and Ohio and New York
Central lent the theory an air OF plaus!-
bility. IL the rate question was not the
primo moving Impulse for the improve
ment II was at least uppermost In peo-
pies minds during tho morning hours.
Later In the day unconhrmed reports cir
culated OF an impending announcement OF
a favorable turn In the Mexican situation.
which was also offered as an explanation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-21
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Adv!ces from the American Public ytiltIe,
ny state that the weekly report OF
gas hnd electric current disposed OF by the
suosliiarles OF the company for the week
WIN a similar period OF 1913 show increases
OF rom per cent TO 80 per cent The
lesson llghI ana Traction Company leads
me lis; with tAe increase OF 33 per cen,
~ y me gas sold. while the. RED Wing Gas
With an increase % 80 per cent in electrio
current The company which stands third
On we list Is the salt Lake. with an In
crease IN gas output Of 81 per cent. with
one or TWO small exceptions the other piants
o. me American Public Utilities Company
sho" gains ranging from to per cent,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-21
THE COPPER MARKET.

The copper trade continued quiet yes
terday. though there was no evidence of
weakness. Producers maintained their
quota tons at l4la cents pound for
electrolytic, delivered thirty days. Sales
booked on the recent movement were
heavy. estimates ranging between 3d.
00O. 900 and 60.0O0OO0 pounds. The
greater part of this metal was taken for
export account, though domestic con.
sumers were good buyers. Prices at
which the sales were made ranged from
lax to l4ia cents a pound. The export
movement continues heavy. about 200,-
cleared through New York and Bal
timore since the first OF tho year, Tx
ports for the week ended March 10
totalled l1.l0s tons. which brings the
total for the month up to 30,43S tons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-21
The steel "Liae."

II IL interesting to note that Steel COM
mon stock. ever since January 20. has
nuctuated within q range Of practically
three points. In other words inspection
OF the charts shows that Steel has made
a remarkable Zine" Steel has q way OF
being extremely stubborn at tops and
bottoms" the power OF inertia being
such that a big change Of sentiment Is re.
qulred to Start u move In the stock In
either direction Hence swings I'm Steel
are more plainly heralded than In other
shares where the minor fluctuations are
wide enough to confuse. The direction
that Steel stock will take when II gets
out of the present rut IL a matter OF ex-
cepiional interest because tho length OF
the Zine" Is supposed to hear some r.la
ton TO the extent OF the movement which,
follows. Spectators bearlshly inclined
see In this Zine" big top" which fur
nsh-5 superlative reasons to sell short
Conversely. the recent remarkable s,eadj-
ncss OF the stock at these levels is taken
Al the foundation for a big upturn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-21
Early Prices.

With tho London market for Americans
practically non-exlstent, as 1t Is at pres
emf prices at the early call on the Con
solidated are generally looked to for a
cue as 10 the trend Oh the exchange. Trad
ing In Missouri Pacific yesterday showed
how the Little Board makes AN early
market Some 800 shares OF Mop were
dealt in between $3.50 and 10 A. NJ. a,
- to 2+i.. rs compared with a closing
on thursday at @SI The opening on
the exchange was at 24&.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-21

there will be material curtailment In
mill operations.
Pittsburg advices say that there has
been no marked curtailmont SO far. the
mills generally operating at between 40
and ~ per cent. Of capacity. The pig
iron situation reflects the prevailing
unfavorable conditions in steel. Buying
10 very light and delivery IN many
contracts has been postponed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-21

1t IL reported from Los Anyelea that IN
s sss nSar Inturs TIA, city VIII seek TO issue
pant IL Is said that The city council viii
a. special election which In soon to be
hhe state Railroad Commission viii then
a. a. asked 10 condem the private electrical
oe necessary for the distributing % electTic
p"~e, Y ihs city. OF ih- proceeds OF m.
VIII be used for the construction OF a gen.r
a. 'nn hgo h s,S'!on and transmission lines ana
stlon o. the private distributing system ns
fnr , fsy docs not plan TO build new iines
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-21

Ihs United Light and Railways Company
reports Tor the twelve montha ended Ian.
nary 81. 1911, thar the gross earnings Of its
supslu!hry compan4ss were s6,0gg, 72l, as com.
I'd islS' with net earnings OF 81 3sT e;i
ata!hst ", 6lt, The net proht after the
payment or interest charges &c, was ST, :
~ as compared with si0g79os. The
Shittu Light and Railways Company the
nolulns concern, reports total gross earni No a
,or ne same period Of sl.iS5,976, ayaInsi
sso,ool with net earnings OF siOi0.ai2 as
inent or dividends on the hrst and second
aTotserrea stock the balance available for
Sm . ana depreciation was s4ss7
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-21
THE STEEL MARKET.

Concessions are reported In prices for
bars and plates which II said have not
greatly stimulated demand for those
products. The belief Is now pretty
generally held that unless the volume OF
buying shows expansion u the near future