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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
COTTON EASY AND
SPLITS CHANGES
Weekend Figures Disappointing,
and Liquidation Causes an
Easier Tone.

Better cables and talk 81 large short
spot interest gave the cotton market con-
siderable steadiness at the outset but the
weekend figures were Disappointing 10
the bulls and started considerable hqu-
dation. under which the market eased on.
The close was steady. with the May OPP
ton ! point higher and the general list
unchanged 10 ; points lower the opening
having been steady At an advance Of to
points This market will be closed until
next Tuesday. New Orleans will be open
to-day. but will be closed on both Mon
day and Tuesday Of next week. South
ern spot markets were unchanged TO sc
higher and the local market advanced
points. to 13c for mddling upland; no
sales Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
NO. CENTRAL'S EARNINGS
For Year Ended Dec. 81 Net
Fell Off S3S3,087.

The Northern Central Railway Com
pany. a part OF the Pennsylvania system.
FOR the year ended December 81. 1913.
earned sI3.5sS.72 gross and sl.o5a. s57 net
The former is an increase Of S7le,cS and
the latter loss OF $3.50 The years
balance for dividends was S.70S.07e. a de
crease Of Sl22.Ss2
Reference is made in the report TO the
sale Of the companys 1O,4s7 shares OF
common and 1000 shares of preferred
stock OF the Baltimore & Ohio. for which
We're received 1S4S shares Of Southern
Pacific. in accordance with the agreement
with the Union Pacific Railroad. The be
lief is expressed that the Southern Pa
cihc shares can be disposed Of on terms
advantageous 70 the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

cash iEx dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
Third Avenue to Issue Bonds.

Tho Third Avenue Railway Company
has received permission from the fupnc
service Commission 10 issue Nv''Vo'
bonds 10 replace money expended IN Cd
tanning control Of the Belt Line Railroad
and the New York city lnterborough hall
road Company.
The companys original appneauoh
called Tor an issue Of %.e5ce". The re-
naming $4,000 has not been refused but
is held IN Allowance pending further hear
ing and investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
BUTTER Receipts eiss So ' pkss IRE

New York. February 90 1914
BUTTER - Receipts. 6is9 pkgs. Fregh
creamery extras. advanced isc cresmery.
eNtrss. soi.d2ic. hrsts 27d3oc. seconds IA
&c. held extras 2sG2sisc. nrsts. 2snsc sec
onds. 23Q25isc. process. extras. .el.1Z3c. hrsts.
1G22c.
CHEESE - Receipts. 500 boxes. Market
outlet and easier. state whole milk fall an5
summer white. specials isGis'sc. colofed lsa
lsisc. average. fancy l.@i5s.c winter made.
specials l1.ui7isc. average. fancy. is.dlsc.
undtrgrades iti4IlSi9c. state. skins, held.
specials. lsi.1l&t.c. good 10 choice iiai-i.c.
fresh. specials. lis.ai2i.c. good 20 choice 10.
di1hc
EGGs-Decepts II. 800 eases Market un-
settled. but fair trading. Fresh gathered. ex-
tras. dozen esi1d3oc; extra hTsts. csisdesc
frs;s 27i3desc: seconds. 2Cp15c. nearby. hem
merry whites. fne 10 fancy 3ep35c. brown and
mixed. s7Q3ee.
FRUITS FRESH-Reccipts $50 hhis az.
pies Apples firm and higher. APPLts.
Winessp bbl. siaS6 80. Twenty ounce AVID
Hubbardson s. 5e4S5. Spltzenbers 81 5oa
s. SO. York lmperisi and SPY g sogss:
grcening 81 odSJ ~. King. sac s. -; Bald
yin. 81 TSdS5 81. russei. g 25ps3 -. fst
Western box apples 81 s5nS2 81. PEARS
Kiener. bhl. s2dsi basket 15cgSi -. GRAN
] BERRIES. Cape Cod. late. Dbl, si0qSi3 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
Central Leather's Report.

The Central Leather Company report
Cor The wear ended December 81 1910
sbors total net earnings Of s.. 2es.0so' a
loss Of 81 4es,sl2 compared with lSl-.
balance available FOR dividends was N'''
ga q decrease Of 81 ,3Jo6ss. and after pay
ment Of preferred dividends there re-
NAMED sos, IA. equal to 5.l7 per cent on
,be zee 7Oi. $50 common stock, compared
,..i,b g. .oss,4. or So per cent. earned on
the same stock In 1917
During the last year the company re-
,,rsd the S2sso.coO debentures OF the ola
r-,ited States Leather Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21

SUGAR Refined unchanged az 4G4i0c
Tor fine graduated. The sugar trade VIII he
closed until TUESDAY morning Raw I'M
changed. Centrifugal. 342c: muscovado.
2p2c. moiasscs. 2.G1c. and cost and freight.
Ice In London beet sugar was quiet,
with February quoted 9s $40 March -
$50 and Nav 9s 5ad. according 10 the
early cable with the curb a. % 3hd for
February. 0s Sd for MAY and 9s ~ for
August. Wiilert a. Gray: Total stock %
Europe and America. 1888 977 tons. against
O5s. $50 last year AZ the same uneven dates.
The increase Of stock is ] so $40 tons against
stocks and afoats together show a visible
supply Of 43T3917 tons against 4 i64 257
last year. or an increase OF 20? GO tons"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21

suvsarn. George D-M. Spence $50 . -,
Sirk Marie L.-Wsldorf-Astoris Hotel Co. w.
sehvarzenbsck. Arthur Charles @. ingalls, ana
Albert r. Stephens-T Palmer. si2.sisse
Ssglinhene Frank. Mark, HIt %.
Smviis. Arthur r.. sarah A. Paynter ana Nat
hsitsn Utilities Co-H. r. Evans ct AL "
turner. oscar AZ. o. Russell 1851 s5
Vornimsr. samuel, and George syivia-N' s"'
v,aIsgsi1 Water AZ. whitaker. Ar 81
Wempie. Frances NJ. and Edna W coohoke
W g. Harding SIS 81 Co.. r.. -
Fast side Fireproof stabling and Storage Co
A. Wilmot s57s $ -,... r.. .,
In, D IL land and security COB. Barrett
rr ',D' smelling and Refining Co. Ine.-S'
pI raPler' N SoS1Hfitv of New York 'ii9H.
Ciesrv Nathan H.-Same. se' y. ,,-so
Denahan. Richard A. eKecut , -.
Edlesvard George A-samc, 80 D.
C;rv Narrel H.-Same S-lf ~.
Johnson. John P.-sams. sSea ~
Novon John O Same. s-if -
Neaumann Robert-Ssme W. -.
Ocbs John-Same. s2Ns ,s-
pttladdo. william R.-ssme. - 90
PHELPS ALBEIT W.-Same. 90 -
Ouinbv Margaret-Same. -
Slinncr Abel W.-same 81 -
stuart Ronald A.-Same 80 -
Wilson Henry-Ssme. 81, Of. .o,s-.s
80 ciass co -schrenk & Co. MO'So' o, ,,ion
Sohv'artz & steiner Iron Works-N' -
,.a 'I1, states chicle Rshning Col. Ro'e0N'"
OF al. S12I 81 Goodrich CO..
white star transfer COB +. 'o0'''
The Bronx.
Anrrizani. Antonio. and Carne'a
Di tilIlpC, y ct ai.-warer & Mahon'
Inc. $40 Il. Fieischmsn.
49, SAT- - Mary Record and Guide Com
pany. Sill u. . ,.,,os,,, 4 Boyd
r,noheon isrsel-A Kosover. 51t 10 r,r,
London Construction 1ouipaN'
PROBING Company. 1919 =, r,o...r Rlch-
NrC;uire' Thomas and Frederick tos,
srdson & Boynton COMPANY, siis o.,
tesrisfein Never r Baker. S3oI % --,
smith. stephen G.-B. F. stur'e''"'
pany 1904 . National Gas Gov
a,por CoupsnN. S.;+1 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
TIE METAL MARKETS.

copprp- The local street market for copper
- nominal win lake quoted nominal cleo
,rolvtic. "a s7i1c. and casting, l4o2 . - 90.
"a ,,tth mot February and March quoted al
m -bSi14 81 nc In London copper was qule''
AZ fss 15s COR spot and It's Is sd Tor fn,ufss.
TlN-Iocally Was weak. al wa o. -. ~ ~ ~
srot as eodS9 e0c for March. 3ssr3t -1c lor
-, ~ aSfsa &c for MAY. and S?nSsS SOC ior
f,,ne Icndon tin was easier, closing al il'"
fer snot and fiS0 los for futures %.
I'm oui.f. New York spot, SiSdi ooc.
.,s Esst s. Louis. , SOL as ~ &c. London lead
closed al fig los. f. eoa.
sPFI1ER Quiet: New YORK SPOT SSoa
800 snd East I l>ouis o.i'sp''-'
Iron MiddIesboro No ,. hls IN i.,nosu.
lo'si iron market steady a. sl9asl. ~ t"l
10 / foundry Northern and Slf '9psls - TOT
No . Northern. No ! S'uthsfn anu SUI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
fls;ness az It's --LATEST.

ssiNng evidence Of the dulness OF yes
wa . market IS afforded by SUCH facts
= VA sleel. 60 often the leader OF spec
A1s movements. covered an extreme
,'ssN dsy OF only q. Of point, while
:. fsHs opening. high. low and closing
- sss jas. Copper. another oldtime
,av only points difference be-
hgh and low: New York Central
s,'~as'n Pacific and Great Northern. g;
s'stfn Pacific -. and Union Pacific.
hac some cause for huctuating, but
4ee speclaltles were all that showed
.'sfs o. real he business in Ameri-
= ICE Securities totsllng higher than
@' other security on the list.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.
General News and Earnings Of
Various Corporations.

The Cleveland Pennsylvania Interurban
Railway Company has been incorporated
al sharon Penn. with an initial capital
cation Of 10000. The company will build
An electric line between Cleveland and
Sharon. which may eventually he extend
ed 10 Pittsburgh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
|. & N. FINED $402,0OO
Road Also Barred from Intra
State Business in Mississippi.

Gulfport. Miss. Feb. 2o.-The Louisville
& Nashville Railroad to-day was fined
$40 800 and enjCined from doing intrastate
business in Mississippi by decision in
Cbancerv Court here. based on the charge
that The railroad company had failed TO
ohev an order of the Mississippi Railroad
Commission that Louisville x NashNiHe
trains stop at Bay -. Louis.
The company gave supeisedeas bond
pending appeal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
100 Per Cent Stock Dividend.

New Britain. Conn, Feb. 20.-The d.
rectors of I.anders. Frary & Clark hard
ware manufacturers. to-day voted TO in
crease the capital stock Of the company
TN, 60 o0O. GOO TO 81 coo. 600 by declaring
a stock dividend Of 100 per cent Inc
funds for the pew issue OF stock are
taken from the surplus assets. The com
nanv has been paying 10 per cent olNi,
49, per cent. with a probable extra OF
Z rsaf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
Ner orleans- Feb. 20 cotton was incline
GRAINS HIGHER IN CHICAGO
Export Demand Helps Wheat
Provisions Decline.

Chicago. Feb. 2o.-Revival OF export de-
mand had a Strengthening influence to-
day on wheat Except for an occasional
slight lapse the market was higher
the day, and closed STEADY
with net gain of shade. Corn finished
iad5sc up. and oats at an advance oil
isGilc. but provisions off 2i2a5 to Tee.
Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
s'eekr COTTON PLAN FAILED.

Ss,ss. ieAp Feb. Am involuntary
fso,,., 70 Bankruptcy was aled In the
sov,'. court here to-day against III.
er,,-. s's'es Cotton Corporation By
"a - ~ Claim sums due on cotton
"a, s ne corporation. The corporation
saso',,, sh'1ed With $4,000 capital. Its
eq,,s ~ purpose Was 20 Try TO hold
ss..e " Uniform price Of Is cents =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
Louisville Railway Company.

The report OF the Louisville Railway
Company for January shows a gross OF
Se5i6l3. compared with s255.SS9 for January
last year. a decrease Of si.Ts Net earn
ines were sll5,6ls against sl2i74s. a loss
Of $3.50 and net income after all charges
was SSO4s. against So s4 last year.
decrease Of s. sos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
'uOS0N TUBES EARNINGS
~C'ease in Gross Offset by
v'eater Operating Expense.

n. income statement Of the Hudson q
= A''an Railroad Company for the
months ended December 81. 1913.
-. sioss earnings Of S5.oS7.Ss2. gain
So Gross income applicable TO nxed
a. vas A.i2-,sS2. compared with s.
=. " W. The balance OF net income
a. 'ref' on the adjustment income
~, ~ amounted 10 ssis7.s.
q. '''s Yesterday declared interest al
.... - OF SO per 300 bond for the six
'as 70 December q last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
Yester
PROVISIONS

PROVISIONS - Moderately active. but
prices were heavy PORK Steady, mess, s23
as23 80: family. s24dS26. short clear. $50 ESQ
500 BEEF-Mess s1saSls 90; family. $3.50
$50: packet. SIS J0asl9 30; extra India mess,
s2s6S29 DRESSED HOGS-Barely steady.
i2i4GI2Ac: pigs. BAc. CUT MEATS-Pickled
bellies steady. 12&Q14c: picked hams firm.
l4dl4izc. TAI.LOW-Quiet. special. Tlsc;
middle West. lO.sOG1 o soc, city. 10h0l0@c;
refined south America. ll9Oc. Continent.
II 15c: Brazil kegs. L.. 9Oc compound dull, 81.
city lard. il &c.
COTTONSEED OILs-Prlce changes mar
row but the close steady a. points
net lower 10 ! point higher. Local contract
prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. February 20 1914
GRAIN -WHEAT-Price changes in wheat
were marrow. but the tone was steady. AMI
hnal quotations were net unchanged 90 &c
higher. Foreign markets slightly rrmer than
anticipated. offerings Of cash were light. and
sentiment was apparently bullsh. ln the 10
cal cash market so : hard winter wheat vas
quoted a 81 0CA.. (. No red AZ 81 or
elevator. No I NOrthel n Duluth. 81 90. % %.
40 l Northern Manitoba. 81 04A CORN
Prices advanced on covering closing sc net
higher Cash. No yellow corn. 7Oisc. g I
TO arrive. OATS Market without new feat
ure, but steady. Cash market steady, stand
ard white, 45iad46c. No . 4tNf5isc; No 3.
45G45la No T. iisaaJc. ordinary clipreI.
AisGi7c; fancy clipped. 4Gep4sc. al Gle
Nat0r RYE-Steady: No = Western. - zc.
New York. export. BARLEN-Qulet
mailing. 68n55c i Buffalo BCCNWHEAT
quiet: Canadian. 81 81: silver hull - -;
mixed 81 -; Japan. 81 %. Wheat including
harr. exports for the week. according 20 Brad
streets. aggregate 3.i74,6f7 bushels. against
& 90. 40S last week and 2.929.3 last year.
since July I, iS8.35s,975 bushels against 1855,
s43 49l last season. Corn, exports for he
week. 100 49s bushels, against 63. 337 last week.
> %. $40 last year. since July ], 1889, 5I:,
against 10 100 039 last season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
Quebec Railway. Light and Heat.

The Quebec Railway Light. Heat and
Power Company. Ltd, according TO sd-
vices from Montreal, announces that the
interest on the 81. 100 400 consolidated mort
gage ; per cent bonds. due December !,
1918. Will be paid on Monday. The COM
pany last June deferred the payment OF
interest due June 1 for some time. pay
ing of the coupons in instruments, the
last being paid in August.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

Albany. Feb. 2O.-The following incor-
norstions were filed to-day with the Sec
retary OF state:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
Public Service Of Illinois.

The Public Service Company. Of North
.ern Illinois. reports gross income for the
year ended December g. Of s6,o56, S5, and
net Of s. 476.724 The balance after all
charges and dividends was s2o7.eo2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

rh. first name is that Of the oeploI, -
Cond that Of the creditor, ana oate NNN'
ssGg,,eot Vas nled In New York COUNTY, =
T,sl9tos Mortgage Securities Compsh! -"
ntorton. June :. 1918; 1894 o.. D..
Har Moriah Hospital OF the Ganciain cent
,insen Fedcration-E. z. Bernstein Sep'
%. 1918: 500 Al. -..,,ooh. March %
hudson, Charles Cd l"'''O"'
,,srIls Reniamiu-Americsn Sign company D.
Feb. Is 1914. 5000 81. s..,-hs,
,,1rrle park Estates-Realty ana SUD- ,a ~ y.
uoroe Exposition Company; Dec. To- 1910
Noffait Iames-City OF New York: FEB ~
1914: S496 -. va,.h. March
3 1913; 81. COB p. c...,,,o NJ rleu-
pelgram. Charles r. and Carolne ", ros
,tfe~Rogers 81 al: Dec. j. lsl5' 49,, IN
z,ioisl man. Charles-D. Meyerof; FEB ~
1914; $3.50. r. ,,.caddon. Dec.
rs 1912: s322 90. ,o,,. g, ao9 ~
sstrEE r Eblee. July H. 1918 -. 80 ,','
- Pas,I Theo N-Citv Of New 1oin' Jan
81 1905 vacated: 1913 a.. no ,o,,.
mi george W 3. Combs Jan ~ 1911
uSGormick stephen and ssrsh-s. FRANK
cent IL 1918: 81 .627 -. ~ ,o,q.
Henfr Venry-People. etc; Dec ~ i''''
81 500 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21

Weekly movement figures Of the New YORK.
Cotton Exchange: Port receipts. 1908 bales.
against I2I .9O7 last year: overland TO mills and
Canada. 70 4Gi. against &c. AZ last year; south.
orn mill takings festimateGl. bo,V"' sEalisI
OGo last wear: loss OF stocks ~ interior
towns. 81 54e. against ~ Coz iast ~ e. e.
brought into sight for the week. -%-"o0
against 1897 last year Total crop mo-,
nent-Port receipts. s.649.1S q 40 deducle1
Galveston etci. against Sis. 40 last ee1l +,
overland % mills and canada. 81, Is. asal.s'
81 OS6 last year. Southern mill takings, 2Oo'.-
OpO against 995. 900 last YEAR; stock ~ IN
terror towns i'm excess Of September ]. b45' ".
against SGl $40 last year. brought INTO slsHl
thus Ear FOR season. IL l19. 20 against ~
G5g 0l5 last year. The total crop movement -
for 173 days this season, against ia last sea
son. 49,.
LIVERPOOL cables spot. fair business doing
sales 5000 bales. speculation and export 81
American. 700: imports. 1000. American
: 90. niddIinr upland 7O9d. Futures opened
ve-v steady ] TO . points higher. closed QUIET
net unchanged to 2is points higher. FeortaIH
& SD: February- March, Esd; March -Aprlii.
q csi.d April-Mav and May-June. hb4i D.
June-Julv. g SOD: August, e>53d; August
September CAD. eptember-OctoDer' o.@lu'
October November @ I'D: Noveinber-Dec enoer'
g 1ad. December-Jsnuary and Janusry-f eorn
sry q fsd Manifestations dull; cotns
move slowly.
New orleans. Feb. 90 Cotton was incHneu
TO advance early to-day. but mill taknss ior
the week we're unexpectedly small. being pu'
AZ % 900 bales. against 3iI 600 his week iast
wear and 454 600 This week TWO Years 80,
and The selling that resulted was more we"
Ina. market could absorb At the highest uaa
ing months were 10 points up. Inc 'i"''
IL ~ 90 4 .II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21

Camden Investmant COMPANY. Camden. resi
estate: si00. 900. Charles J Koch. Albeft ~
Msrple. John r Cleary. John j. Nasie sna
william =. Walsh. ,,.
The De Shetiev Corporation. Arlington
milk. S3Ou 600. william de Snetley, John az
lntyre and Metcalf r. Hatch
Rsmman Booth and Nhiilock COMPANY. -
hurry Park. advertising. $1,000. Martin J.:
Esmuau Walter n Ramman. Thomas =.
Wbtlock and Ayres L. Booth.
Nethereood Contracting Company, Plainnelai
$40 OOo. Walter r. Dunton, Paulina boitenstein
and Robert y Crane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21

TRACE rail
The REPORTED movements Of currency
This week indicate a gain in cash by the
hanks Of about $4,000. They received
from tbe.interior SIG 226. 900. and shipped
10 the interior s7O7s.Coo. including S,s2IOOo
national bank notes sent TO Washington
for redemption The gain from the In
terror was Sql4s.ooO Gold exports amount
ed 10 100000 in bars TO Paris
Joseph r. Peters was elected a director
OF Lord Il Taylor TO succeed George Mer-
riheld. resigned
Exports Of copper for the week ended
February 70 totalled 1920 tons. Since
February / exports were 24.ls2 tons COM
pared with % 90 tons last year.
Regarding the sale OF 49, 900 bonds by
the J. J. case Threshng Machine Com
many. +. h. Bull. president OF the cor
noration. says that the profits Of the com
Many are largely in excess OF the amount
reo,,ired 10 pay the interest on the bonds
and the dividends on the preferred stocK'
,rhis would seem to deny rumors that the
,,eferred dividend will be passed
The Kansas City Southern reports gross
earnings for January OF %SsSZ'' an IN
crease of So .5Si over last January ana mex
Of S4s4so a loss OF $3.50.
Stockholders Of both the First NauohS'
psnk and the Importers and Traders Ma
tional Bank. at special meetihss SeH'.'
day voted to enter the Federai hese'' '
system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
York Railways.

Gross earnings OF the York Rail
WAYS Company for January were soSljs'
An increase of $3.50 over January last
YEAR. Net earnings were s50,sl6, gain OF
$50. Net income after all charges was
s9.s5s. an increase Of se,ls7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
SFABOARD CLEARANCEs


COFFEE-Declinod : to Q points around
the opening but regained part Of the loss, clos
ing AT net decline OF TO points. HaNre
closed an advance OF !. franc, while Ham
burg was 2 pig lower. Local spot market in
active and unchanged. on the basis OF s.c for
Rio No Z. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

London sold about ten thousand shares
In this market Yesterday, that being prac-
ticsuv all the business done over the arbi-
TRACE rail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
The Bronx.

o~,s,of, 1oseph. and Osias Ornstein- NJ. orr
stein. Jan. ~ 1914. S2ls y. w.,
clsusen- Flanagan Brewing Complain Nee
mann: Feb. 9. 1914. S-lS -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
TORONTO STOCKS.

shed by J. ]. Csrew. No. ~ Broad
street,
CoRATTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-21
INCORPORATED AT TRENTON
lBy Telegraph to The THbune.l

Trenton. y. J., FEB. D-Ihe folio"lhg
incorporations were filed here to-day:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24

have voted a bond issue of S70,O0O for
building irrigation canals to connect
with the government canals, and also
the construction of levees to protect the
Island from river Overflows and ero-
sion
Better Roads to North
For the Improvement Of Doniphan-s
drive which includes everything north
APPROXIMATION of $4,000 was made
This Will be spent in the resurfaCing
of the county road from Ell PasO to
Anthony, which is about 20 miles from
old Fort Bliss, where the road starts
to Anthony. At MOntOya, a five mile
loop VIII swing out over to the New
Mexico line, cutting through the rich
ranches lying in that part of the val
lev, and viii enter the main county
road again at Anthony. From Canu-
tillO. another loop line of about 10
miles viii run over to the foothills
at the right of the road and jOin the
main road again at Anthony.
During the year the bridges at Mon
toya and CanutillO were rebuilt with
new piling installed, new flooring put
in and new bridge was built at
VintOn
New school houses were built by the
county at CauUtillO, Anthony and Vim
ton. costing $1,000 apiece for the first
two. and 500 for the latter.
Among the other road Improvements
of the county was the regarding, level
ing and Fesurfacing of the HUecO
Tanks road to this wonderfully beau
tifuI historic spot which lies 50 or 40
miles southeast of FL PasO. About
S3323 was spent in this work.
To spend $4,000 On Cross Roads.
For the constructing Of good DIRT
roads south of Ell PasO, an apprOpria-
ton of $4,000 was made. This viii
be spent in making cross roads
through Belen, Clint, and Ysleta that
will connect with the main county
road and the north and south loops
For graded dirt roads running from
San Elazario to the historic old salt
lakes at the eastern end of the county
an appropriation of $500 was made
All of this road Improvement work
will be completed during 1914. Much
OF it was started in 1913.
In addition to the road Improvement
work the county expended about 81,
600 in river protection work. This
sum was spent in the building Of rip
raps and levees along the curve Of
the river below Washington park to
protect the rich river bottom land
from overflow and erosion by the Rio
GTande.