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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-19
COTTON SHORTS
SEND PRICES UP
Business Not Active-EXchange
Adopts Governments Standard
GradeS-LaSt Prices Up.

The feature in the cotton market yes
terday was the renewed activity Of old
crop shorts. whose covering sent May con-
tracts UP 10 12.O9c. or u points above
Tuesdays closing figures, and within 8
points Of Mondays high level There was
enough realizing to cause moderate reac-
tons. but the close was firm at a net adj
vance Of 10 l3 points at practically the
best level. General business was not &C
tive. The action OF the board Of man
ayers Of the Cotton Exchange I'm adopting
the governments standard grades. 10 take
effect on April !, 1915. received much
favorable comment. As the matter stands
now, the system Of monthly reyisions will
go into effect with reference 20 Deem
Der contracts. while at the same time four
grades now deliverable will be dropped
from the contract. including two Of the
lowest. with the beginning Of April
1915, the list OF government grades will
be substituted for the present types. and
practically all the constructive criticism
OF the New York Cotton Exchange Will
have been met Southern spot markets
were unchanged to lsc higher, and the
local market advanced points 20 l3.25c
for middling upland; no sales Local con-
tract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-19
The Governments 0. K.

g. F. Yoakum. in his letter to COM
mt,ee Of the House Of Representatives.
advances as a point in favor Of federal
regulation of railroad security issues one
o., the chief arguments used ofteuest
against IL. IF the government he says.
should approve railroad security f.
would iq effect. morally Speaking. in
dor>e h. and this high approval Of the
issue should make such a bond sell at the
lowest rate Of interest current for gilt
edged securities. thereby reducing the
cost Of transportation on this point
the Hadley commission. which made the
most careful study Of such matters that
has ever been made i'm this country. saiG:
Authorization iu advance tOf railroad
security issues would tend to create an
impression on the part of the investing
public OF a guarantee or official recogni-
ton Of values which no administrative
authority can safely give. . An adj
illustrative body whose approval was
required in advance for the sale OF securi-
ties would have great difficulty in always
acting promptly enough TO enable the
roads to avail themselves Of favorable
money markets and avoid the creation Of
floating debt, and might do it's work SO
carelessly as 10 result in shielding the
directors from responsibility. instead Of
acting as safeguard 10 the public"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-19
Colorado & Southern.

mo Chicago. Burlington & Quincy own
'E 1A7sl.DD common. $1,000 first pre-
erred and &o78iDO second preferred stock
W NE Colorado d Southern Railway.
VIII BE- The principal sufferer by the
'a'tsrs decision 80 pass its preferred
1FIaenda. Hut tine loss In income Will
10y b. great in itself. and 20 a road with
.'' earning power and resources OF tho
:. 'f'ugton n Is negligible Supposlng that
Np''fado 4 Southern pays no dividends
. OIL IN 1914. BurlingtOns loss in income
'o' No nscal year from that source Will
''Nolnt 10 only 15zJ.823. Colorado e. South
hb Principal value % tho Burlington.
""'h controls 10. and % the Northern
acme ana Great Northern. which own
y" burlington. ls not IN It's dividend
p~ym'nis. but in tho north ana south
''Hc Connections n affords the IIlll syn
N'n' Joining. AZ II does. the QUIZ at Gal
'sse'n and tho Burlington at Denver and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-19

Sales for foreign account yesterday were
about 5000 shares, chiefly on the buying
side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-19
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY,

Albany. March 1s-These interpretations
were filed to-day with the Secretary OF
State:
Urv!e Realty COMPANY Broohyn: oooo'
George L. TOmpers No. go West 2lst street,
New York. Jacob Name. Brooklyn; May T..
Germania Fruit company, Gates: $1,000;
Anna '. Burns. Sadie Leroux and Josephine
L. Hoffman Rochester .,....,
oneida county Farms COMPANY Manhattan
$40 900. Webster s. Morgan. 10. 81 wall street
New York. Robert Buchner. Herman W.
''S Greason. Morris & Rogers. Brooklyn. Jew
elry business. $4,000 Mathos Greason, no. -
Third avenue. Newark, y. j.; Thomas J..
Rogers Ernst Morris, Brooklyn.
Queen civ Delivery and Draying Company,
TFifalo: general carriage. delivery and express
business. $1,000: Alexander West. Blanche q.
Krantz and EuOs II. krantz. Buffalo. 49,.
Nersax Realty Company, Manhattan, 5000
Louis VI. shear. No l35 East ll5th street
New York. Victor a. shear, Leonard j. Ooer-
meier. New York
realty construction: $1,000. Edwin +. Harris.
No 2f5 West l0lst street New York; Norris
Freudenheim. BENJAMIN Rosenstein. New YORK
Houston Auditorium Corporation, Manhattan
g 90. Minnie RosenZweig. 80. S Avenue y.
New York: Abraham ROsenz~eig, Naum LII
shit. New York.
The Arrow candy COMPANY Manhattan
ST.. 600. Paul =. Tuthill, No. li' Henry street
Brooklyn. a. NJ. Hyland. New York; Charles
steicer. Bayside. L. J.
Nassau Importation Company Manhattan
so 900: James " Reddy. No Al Seventh ave
nue. New York John f. Dean and Charles ;.
Wilbur. New York.
Radium Products Corporation. Manhattan.
500 600. Charles VI. Chaplin. No SO Wall street
New York. Arthur Turnbull New YORK
Henry Burden Cazenovia, y. Y.
Michael Lagana & CO., Bronx. general con.
tracing. 5000, R6saria Iagana, No. 1904
Purdy street Bronx. Mc1eie Lagans, Bronx
Francesca Iagaua. Sew YORK.
T. r. Fisher Millinery COMPANY, Manhattan
SO 600. Joseph T.. Fisher, No f6 West 4sth
street New York: George Mairaison and Anna
3. Naab. New York
Lewis II. May COMPANY. Queens insur-
ance agency: $3.50; Alexander IT, Frazier,
No 100 Gates avenue Brooklyn: Leonard 4.
Nav and Lewis II. May. Edgemere. L. !.
B0rds Garage Manhattan. $1,000; John II.
pord. No ia West 10th street, New York.
otto Zimmerl and Robert /. Cuendet. New
Cushnan Candy Company. Manhattan 'a5.-
900. " 5 Elliott. No. % Wall street Now
York: F H. kellogg and Anton r. Schultz
S,utz Automobile Company of Albany Al
hany: $40 200; Charles p Graves, state street
Albany: Mary A. Graves and Agnes z. Graves
Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-19
pumor of Suit Against the
Lehigh Valley Sends
the Stock Down.
pAFR'S RESIGNATION
AROUSES CURIOSITY
Thought to Have Been Prompted
nv Company's Dividend Policy
Earnings Fall OF.

Al, de, there were rumors IN the street
80, amending suit against the LehsA
-. Al first tho declaration OF the
..~,er,v dividend at the regular rate
quo enough TO keep the stock strong in
w.. ,,ca NJ the rumors. helped as it was
,ha fact that nobody was very sure IN
~. mind what the basis Of the suit WAS
-. ,. mr. whether the rumor was not only
..a.ss- Of those false stories which nave
..., co numerous lately. But in the az
-, there was n definite statement
con, washington that the Department OF
,...,.e would have something to give
.a.otAo.clock. by that time the stories
..o.o 60 clrcumstantial that there could no
,,,ger be any reasonable doubt. In the
5ro that tie company would have TO
.,,s no ownership Of the coal which i.'
.,,s,5iarv. the Lehigh valley Coal Com
,.ry markets through the legal device
',rr,d Che Lehich Valley Coal Sales Com
.,,v traders sold the stock down TO 1874
,rom which il showed only q small irac-
.ona' recovery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-19
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Tho tonnage market continued quiet, win
rates about as last quoted. quotations 10
liverpool. 1i.d nominal: London and GIa'-
SOW. d nominal. Rotterdam, &C.; Iiamouf III;
and B-Cncn. 30 Ifgs. lull and krisiol. ~
ANIL. Antwerp. I q. 20 %; Cork. for orders
IS I'd nominal. picked ports. large Tonnage
IL Oh. cotton 70 Liverpool per 100 TO-. -u'.
Cb5rtcrr. swedish steamer. 1.N20 tons. c'aIS'
Uoiifax 20 the d. Is. &5s. April. swedish
steamer T. - tons. timber. Sapclo u inc
7. x or Continent. 90 or about 1os two ports
,,or,pt. Dutch steamer. lib tons, general
cargo. savannah. 'tc. 20 the Is or CONT
r.ut n T. April. British steamer. 100 tons
timber Gulf Go Rotterdam. ~ or about 49,
AMI. Norwegian steamer rs tom , ,hsiE.
Durbrl, 90 Sew york. D. g. prompt. BRUSH
80, Sp- toms cnafk London 10 New York.
T. april. schooner. go tons. brick Pn"-
L,ip,,t' 20 Tampa. 81 10. thence Havana y
OH. dctrblq scrap iron. 80. schooner ""4
tors. coal Norfolk TO savannah. ando back
90 Raltirnofe. lumber. p O.. schooner. 200 tons.
l'ai hcrce ,o UllifnN S. so: schooner. 800
tons. coal hence to 81 John. r. 81 ~.
.'bocrcr $50 tons coal hence 10 Frederic
!, COO schooner. coo tons. fcrtlilZ-
49, hence 90 - Andrews. y y. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-19
Manhattan.

The following judgments FOR amounts
moro than 5000 we're fled Yesterday, the TIT
name being that of tho debtor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-19

Zipkes Maximllian-H. Corn: Dec. 4. 1911 'ean-
celied). 50 Sli s.
GOldstein. MorT!s-G. l. Patterson et al; Marcn
2. 1914. $40 y
Welles Benjamin-M. Ledden. ,r.. ct al: March
g. 1914 SSS7 g.
korn. LOUISA. J. Elias e. al: June q. 1871
cancelled; SS.s22 A.
Kaufman. 1 Engel and John III. schneps;
June g. 1913: So o.. =,
Shaheen. Thomas A. and Guttus Faris-h'
FrohWitter; March -. 1915; Ss-s -.
Schwartz. simon L. and Arthur GroSs-A.
Kuhn: Oct. -. 1912. S.792 e.
Benquiat. BenJsmiu-G. a Fournier: March D.
1914. $40 g.
Kerstein. Louis 81 p. Levy; Dec. II. 1915
Si2l -.
MeizeL Bertha. Or Bertha went.el-M. Leh-
merit. July T. 1918; N4e O.
Macdonald Joseph-Amsterian Colonial COR
poration: Dec % 1918: SSS3 o..
Price. Augusta P.-Terwillger Floor Manu-
featuring Co: Feb. L. 1914: SOS %.
Smith Metal Bed Co.-D. Grasso; March L.
1914 s2o5
Ziegfeld. Anna. or Anna Held-HeXter Stable
Co; sept u. 1918: sos 81.
Karasik. Louis Mannheim et a., FEB. 70
1903 released. $3.50 3 $500
Same-Same. Feb. o.. 1909 Geleasedl; ss94 -
Same-Same: Feb. g. 1899 (releasedl; SOL q
Koru. Louis-J r. Malcahy; June Il. 1911 can
celledis s. 90 a. - 80,
Same-Murtha 4 Schmohl Co. May - 4''A
cancelled. S5s+ @. ~.
Same. Neimes. June Y. 1911 (canceHeui'
sa anis simon E, al; July II. 1911 can
ce.led1 1855 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-19
TRADING in THE
CURB SECURITIES
Oil Shares Weak in Late Trading
Price Changes Narrow
Bonds Still Dull.

Narrow price fluctuations we're made
on an increased volume Of trading on the
curb yesterday. with the highest figures
ur the day in the early trading. Tho oil
issues failed 20 retain their early strength
and closed generally down. Atlantic Re
Gning was a strong exception. advancing
> points Standard oil Of Indiana dropped
. points. South Penn Oil >, and in the
remaining issues losses Of from 20 {
points were general.
Prices in the mining list were practi-
caly unchanged in the industrals
Riker- Hegeman was sold at go to io'
closing at the latter figure. another new
high mark. The bond market was rather
dun. Western Pacific ts lost 2, Of a
mint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-19
The Answer 10 Yoakurn.

member Of the Hadley commission
pointed out Yesterday the fallacy Of some
Of Mr. Noakum's arguments IN connec-
ton with reducing the cost OF capital TO
The railways. especially Of his theory that
N"""o per annum might be saved be-
cause interest rates could be reduced from
an average Of 5's per cent 70 per cent.
DE cited the commissions report. where
20 were set forth the great needs OF
American railways ana their much lower
capitalization per mile than the European
railways. The cost Of European roads"
SAID the report, in this connection, has
Oeen due largely 10 improvements which
we nave not Yet made. and many Of
winch we must make IN the future as pom
4aton grows denser The thousands Of
millions o. dollars needed for these puT-
poses must be- raised by the sale OF SC
'lnues. Neither the rate of return actu-
any received on the par value Of Ameri-
can railroad bonds and stocks to-day nor
me security which can be offered for ad-
oiuonal railroad investments in the future
VIII make 70 easy 20 raise the needed
amount o. capital The new capital
must come either from bonds which viii
h'' Do first lien for many years. or
Nrn new issues OF capital stock. The in
les'ors 10 these securities. and especially
IN stocks. take risks which cannot be &C
'sIately forecast. q. We cannot Sc
cure The immense amount OF capital
needed unless We make profits and
'NNs commensurate. . . In no event
'an we expect railroads 20 be developed
merely 20 pay their owners such return
as they could have obtained by the pur-
'Nase Of Investment securities which do
Do' involve tho hazards Of construction
" ne risks Of operation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-19

An additional $4,000 in gold coin has
been received from Canada, making &oo, 10
90 received 30 far this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-19
THE METAL MARKETS.

.oppER-The local street market foT
- - arm with lake quoted At l5c,
ooiL.lI',rolytic. i4isc. and casting axe. stand
ard copper on the Metal Exchange was hrm;
70 e5tL frt8TI.c. In London the market for
conner closed easy at f64 50 Cd for spo;
end fGi is % for futures.
TrN-Flrm, New YORK SPOT and March
Ss 1JE,SS &c: June. 8s55d3s SOC. and July
&c s9i. a3gc In London tin closed easy AT
Si7t Is Cd for spot and ere los for futures.
LEAD-Quiet. New YORK srot' 800 y 4.o5c
and East 81 Louis $50 3eoc. In London
lead closed at $40 LIS 81.
SPELTER-Qulet: New York spot. 525 n
SO. and East 81 Louis 5.10d : zoe.
TRON-Niddlesbor 40 g. Dos 7nd in
Tondon. The local iron market was steadler
with NO ! foundry Northern quoted al siI
9ki6. No . Northern. sra 75GSi5TS. No I
southern. sl5dsl5 90; and No Southern
soft. l450asl5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-19
CORN LEADER IN
GRAIN ADVANCE
Covering by Shorts Adj
vanceS Prices-Wheat and
Oats Up-Coffee Lower.

There was a sharp furry in the corn
market yesterday. growing strength In
the cash position causing a rush Of shorts
TO cover which sent prices up TO net
gain OF sale for the day, after a slight
setback just before the close. Wheat held
steady, partly through the influence OF
corn. and closed sc below 10 the same
amount above Tuesdays finals. Oats were
moderately active and gained is8isc.
Local coffee trading started on a steady
basis yesterday with a slight advance on
some options. but foreign markets weak
ened and the market here followed suit.
becoming weak on moderate business.
and losing 10 20 Is points net FOR the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-19
Republic Railway and Light.

The Republic Railway and Light Com
pany IN its consolidated statement Of
earnings OF subsidiary companies shows
gross earnings for the twelve months
ended February % Of S3.0I7.S65, an in
crease Of $27S.565, or 1918 per cent while
net earnings were $l,1G9,O30, a gain OF
$7S.917. or 7.24 per cent. over 1912. Sur
plus was S63G,606, an increase Of $7S13l
For the month Of February gross earnings
amounted 10 s234.971. an increase Of Sc
55S: net earnings were S95.4S5. a gain Of
$500 over the same month in 1913. with
surplus s5O.72i, an increase OF S6,513, or
1919 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-19

The Now york Central viii increase tie
car inquiry from 1900. as recently All
uouncod. 20 between 1900 and 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-19
The Bronx,
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

rrcas. Msry Id. Ksrss: Feb. . 1914. sast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-19
American Light and Traction.

The American Light and Traction Com
pany is Offering 20 holders OF the S1,96S.-
600 Of collateral trust bonds Of the South
ern Light and Traction Company an eN-
change for these securities Of the first
mortgage bonds of the san Antonio Trac-
ton Company and the san Antonio Gas
and Electric Company, which are depos-
tied as collateral for the Southern Light
and Traction Company bonds. Each hold
or Of $1,000 bond of Southern Light and
Traction will DO given in exchange for
his bond a $500 bond of the San Antonio
Gas and Electric Company and $500
bond Of the San Antonio Traction Com
panV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-19
Idaho Oregon Light and Power.

sales Of the Idaho-Oregon Light and
Power Company. which was 70 he made
ON March 16 under order Of the court I'm
the receiyership proceedings, was deferred
and no date set for future sale. The prop
crtv will continue to be operated by the
receiver and the court will be asked TO
authorize the issue Of receivers certh-
Gates for approximately $250,OoO, the pro-
ceeds of which will be used to install about
1000 horsepower at the OK Bow hydro
electric development. The company Will
then be able to provide all its own cur
rent and purchases from other companies
may he discontinued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-19
BRIEF WALL STREET. NEWS.

Sales for foreign account yesterday were
side.
Charles =. Toole and Horatio :. Shon-
nard. both Of New York, and ). p Bick-
ell. OF Toronto. Canada. have been elected
members of the Cotton Exchange.
The New York Stock Exchange has re-
ceiyed tho following applications TO list:
Southern Railway Company. NcoOD ad-
ditional first consolidated mortgage per
cent bonds. due 1894: ST. Louis Peoria *
Northwestern Railway Company, $1,000
% first mortgage per cent bonds Que
1915, Philadelphia. Baltimore & Washing
ton Railway Company. 10000 additional
FIRST mortgage per cent bonds, due 1913.
". H. Boardsley has been elected presi-
dent OF the Florida East Coast Railway.
succeeding the late r.. W. Parsons.
The New York Central will increase its
car inquiry from 1900. as recently an
uouncod 20 between 1900 and 1900
An additional $4,000 in gold coin has
been received from Canada. making $500
90 received 30 far this week.
The date Of payment OF tho extra divI-
dend on common stock OF the Union Pa
cinc Rallrond Company. declared January
g. 1914. has been postponed from Aprll J
20 July ]. 1914. subject 10 such further
pos,poncments az shall be deemed neccs-
sary or advisable by reason u litigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-19

PRoXI~IONs-Stesd held most of nc
d.v bur late IN the session prices saggea
on. and closed a. about the bottom, ~a,n
coo = 90 n. family S2fa $40. short clear
s61 e51Se2 BEEF--toady; mess. Nsa
SIS 80: family sl9a$2o: packet 81 tIs Sgs
hoes Faev. 1921 aI27.c. pigs, i3tc CUT
ATS-Picklcd bellies quiet; 1@lt p - &C.
ricIied hams quiet 1tqlt'zc. TALLoNe,.-.
,-or,i--ai. c,u1try 7c asked LARD-Firm.
1fddle West. OIO0 20 SOC. city. l0h =
l0s.c. refined steady. South America, ll.s5c.
Continent. 11.25c. Brazil. Kegs ~ Soc: com
pound steady. - p Hrsc. 5LEAflNb-
STEADY. cleo -. a9c: city lard. lliAc.
COTTONSEED OtL-steady. with further
switching from tho near 80 the distant
months. Tenders on March contracts amount
cd % about 1000 barrels. ~ tho close
March was unchanged. while other months
showed gains o. ? 20 points. Local con-
tract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-19

Albany March ls-These interpretations
were filed to-day with the Secretary OK
State:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-19
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. March Is lDl4.
GKAIN -WHEAT-The STRENGTH IN cor

New York March Il, 1914
AIN-WHEAT--The strength IN corn,
coupled with a continued aversion to aggres-
siye operations on the selling side had 4
stimulating influence. and prices ruled steady.
At the close there was "a slight setback, which
left prices &c net lower TO isc higher. Euro
pean markets made firm showing The DO -
nestle cash situation was steady and the eX-
port market was quiet, ami crop news from
the West was mainly favorable. In the local
cash market No . hard winter wheat was
quoted at 81 OF q. I T. No red 81 oil2
elevator. domestic: No 1 Northern Duluth,
81 O3i. o ahoat opening navigation. No
Northern Manitoba. 81 $685. afioat. CORN
A prominent local cash grain house passed
around q circular letter containing the old
slogan. Never be short corn after 81. Pat
rlcks Day.' and. az A. IN confirmation OF tho
s0unlness OF this sentiment the market rose
over lc hushel and closed near the top. with
a net advance Of tsHlc. Tho strength was at
truuted Co. active covering by shorts IN tho
West. prompted by growing strength I'm the
cash position. In the local cash market No
yellow corn was quoted az 13Ac, e. 1 Z, 20 ar
rive. OATS-The market was moderately &C
tlys and frmer Closing prices were sp15e
net higher. Cash market was firm. STANDARD
white. 4Gd48iac No .. 4BiRq47c. No 3, 4JhW
dc. No T. 4JH15iac. ordinary clipped. 45H
4Tiac. fancy clipped. 46a4Shc; all elevator
RYE Steady; No Western. 6I55c. I r. New
York export. PARLEY-Quiet. mating 500
7Jc. G T. Buffalo BUCkWHEAT-Quiet. sil-
Yer huh. 81 20: mixed. 81 %. japanese 500
81 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-19
CORN HIGHER IN CHICAGO
Other Grains Hold Steady and
Provisions Split Changes.

Chicago. March 1S.-Corn to-day was on
the Jump. Demand had become acute
from consumers in Kansas and Nebraska,
where usually there is n big surplus. De-
spite free profit taking by holders, the
market closed steady at an advance OF
= 10 nc net In wheat the outcome
varied from a 1-l6 decline 10 u TO &c gain.
oats finished Il TO &c up and provisions
varying from &c loss TO rise of a shade.
Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-19
Rumely Protective Committee

The extension Of the VI. Rumely Com
panv's $4,000. 600 convertible per cent
notes 10 March :. 1913, having been de-
clarod effective. II was learned yesterday
that the noxt step in the efforts TO place
the company in better financial cona'-
,iop would no tho formation ~ stock
holders protective committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-19

liverpool cablas. SPOT IN gooI utWdNI,
sales. 10000 bales; speculation and export.
1000: American, 5000; imports, 1000. none
American middlins upland, 7O2d. Futures
opened steady. 10 2ls points lower; closed
steady, at ne, advance OF y % points;
March, 6671td March-April, 665iad; April
May o.6Od May-June, 6o4i3d; June~JuIy'
G50d; July-August, 6.40iad; August-SeptenDer'
28i5d September-October 6.1sd; october
November, 613d; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and De-
cember-January, 6.lllad; January-FeDruary,
G12i5d; February-March. $3.50. Manchester;
Yarns dull and Irregular; cloths moderate de-
mand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-19

NAVAL STORES

NAVAL STOKES = There was an tHsIe.
feeling IN the local turpentine market. ara
prices werc iec lower. hut trading was moo
crate Rosn steady and tar quiet TUX
PENTINE spirits machine hbls. 4ec' TAX,
reto-t 175c. kiln. SCI ROSlN, common 10
good strained. 4300i 4oc.
,ICAR-Redned was n little steadier WIZ
All re0ncrs quoting 3 s5c Tor fine graduated.
Raw quiet early. with sugars Tor Marcn
ami freight but in the afternoon there was
a fair demand from the American. which
took offerings amounting 60 about c3o.ooo
bag. and the market closed Arn. The sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-19
Virginia Railway and Power.

The Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany reports gross earnings for the month
Of January Of $3S7.168. an increase Of
$S762 net earnings were S1S7,274. gain
Of $3.50. and surplus after charges,
s1O6.72S, an increase Of S22.222.
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points north of there. So long as IT can
pay its bond interest and have something
over It is well worth Burlington's while
to keep.
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PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.
Northern Ontario LIGHT and Power.

Gross earnings Of the Northern Ontario
Light and Power Company, Ltd, for
January 1914, were $74.972, an increase
Of s2.175. while net earnings were $50
AZ. a gain Of si31 over the same month
I'm 1918.